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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
THE TRIBUNE AND NAPOLEON III.

H0TJ0T0 L1fNTl1 F0ST.
The extent to which the BOnapdrtists keep
the run Of American affairs finds Illustration 10 tho
following incident for which am able TO vOucb: Dur
Ing the living in state Chselhurst Mr.. Snalcy sent
thitneT clever commissioner 10 note point OF the
affair. writing his authorization on French paper with
TIE Tribune stamp. The commissioner presented the
paper BOnapartlst swell OF high position, whom lac
saw entering the gate Of Camden House through the
crowd you can't conc in," said the BOnapartist 10
TIE 1RbuSE man, positively. The reporter urged his
case. what paper Is it" asked the digniiary The
reporter presented the note "IHE TRIBUNE" aid the
BOnapartlst. modltntively. "Oh-ah-yes; The TRiB
UNE mas always been good friend OF ours; come IN"
one may 40 Jcames YelOwplusI would say, phausY
the phechuN ~ that eminent ImpeIalit whom In me
D1ily NcS " wednesday he read the ycry able dad
scaihng l1tcisns 81 TIE NEW YORK Ta!DUsE on Tie
career OF his deceased master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24

William T. Demarcst Alexander Frear, Francis r. Rey-
nods James Beglsn. John Bepler, Michael Roche Mich
olas Judge, Dennis Manoion, Jonn fudge, mnu new
nett, John Z. bowling, Joseph Prenda6le John fehn
William II. Petit, Peter Sheridan John Bathe, Henry u
Palmer W. W. Mcfarland Valentine Keisel, John G. Beg
lev Louis schmitt, Charles Appel, James McD9naid'
John W. Moore, Patrick Reynolds, Michael GOldinS,
Alfred spalding Michael Tobin Edward Carroll Patrick
Mccoy, George g. Megs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
A SPANISH REPUBLICAN CELEBRATION.


A large number of the Spanish residents OF
this city and Brooklyn assembled. Saturday eVcnHs'
in the parors Of the Hotel Mason D0rGe 70 celebrate
the establishment OF Republican Government IN spIn'
and TO transmit by telegraph congratulations to o"'
telar Figueras and others OF the new Spanish Ministry
Signor Francisco Lado presided. aud the conmiue'
upon the Transmission OF the telegram were lgnsei'
Haya, senpn Sanchez, Antonio Bhnco lsidro Penu'N'
Ramon Menendez, and Manuel Yalasqucz Pairio'Ic
speeches we're made by the greater number Of tbo per
sons present and enthusiastically cheereJ he
excitement and enthusiasm intensified by tne
speakers wearing red liberty cap. The general am
Of the speeches was comparison OF The ahei.nns
grandeur magniheenee and power OF oid spain n ,S
decentralization that has resulted in later years from eno
tyranny aud imbeciliiy of her rulers Hopes were eh
pressed that tho present pe0ceable revolution Wour
mark new era OF progress social reform, anu nsPp ~,
ness The following is translation OF The
warded "a large number NJ Spaniards ana iorelgh -
have met together celebrate proclamation OF mo
Republic In spain. with congratulations TO me epa
peOp. aud its legislators upon happy ana pl'P"o,
event and 10 the Government for ia Wisdom d. U.
prudence since It's establishment Long Ave 'Ho ~"
public"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24

The Arion Society held its third and last
carnival soree Saturday evening, at iIs hall ID d.
Marksplace The exercises, which consisted Of Snss
and comic Addresses full Of animation ana "e'
well received Among the songs were "The PenitentsI
Song" rhe Latest Romance" 'r)leration TO rou
Grannies," "rhe Costumer's Lament aud Results"
the EpizOOtic"
Audacity sometimes palhates transgrcss'on'
Imam This uneertain prneple ainous looking urch'
ing who scrnpes " instrument -" on the FELTON,
fcrry-bOats makes t part OF ms business 10 apPsI 80
be Guiding the deck hands. when nc Aho@s tnat nc -
AMY srr7re frn,n molcstaton The pennies Wat hls
mailing could not draw Gus awarded 10 aim for hs
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24

EVENING RECEPTIONS.
The Society OF the Cincinnati IN the evening at
DelmonieO's. Among those present John F. Gray
John Schuyler. VIM. H. Leggett, Thomas c. Chryste, W.
W. W. Evans, William +. Lee, Albert Douglas Charles
IL. Ward, William Odgden Giles, william Ii. Crosby,
Richard V. Dewitt, and DIR. Hutton. After prayer by
the Chaplain Gen. Alexander s. Webb delivered All
dress the subject OF the General Government
governments OF the States. The OF the day he pro
ton, II forced into dilemma could take of itself
Al the close OF the address the company retired TO the
supper-room.
house at B0omingdale by salute Of Is guns at sunrise
noon. and sunset AT p. M. the members and their
guests assembled In the large dining GROOM which was
decorated with evergreens and the national coors, and
enjoyed fine dinner. After the cloth had been removed
Jerome Buck read the Farewell Address, L. d. Herman
delivered eulOgy on Washington and Hosea b. Perkins
an Grafton on I" The Day We Celebrate"
The annual exercises OF the students OF tine cooper
Union called together very large attendance. ihe
adorned with festoOns of American hags ana
In the center was placed fine bust OF Washington:
During the Interval between the opening or tnc hs ana
kept within the bounds of patience ny the ORCHESTRA
Peter Cooper greeted with an enthusiastic ouOuIst
applause. The exercises were under the direction of
Fitzgerald Tsdal. jr A. NJ anu .. =. riopishef RIO
fion and the reading OF the Farewell Address"
MILITARY REUNIONS.
Three Of the National Guard organizations gave enter
tainments during the evening which were largely at
tended The seventh Regiment Col. Emmons Clark
season In ts armory Tompkius Market. The large
riliroom and the company rooms lled during the
entire evening with fashionable thIoug. Prominent
among the military guests were MaOrGen. Shaor Col
Rodney Ward Col David e. Austin, eN-COl. Lcprts and
otler representatives vi regmentS IA this ad Adjoining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
SATURDAYS CELEBRATION.

THE HOLIDAY GENERALLY oBsERVED-sTREEr
PARADEs AND EVENING RECEPrIoN5-BAr-
TIE IN A STREET CAR.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
s.v,. 81: sEGgEThnrs OFFICE 1

hENATE OF UNITED bTATEA,
WAsHIsoTos, d, O, June 3, ls7s.
Al, Sealed proposals. wl be received At this once nm
s iS5 he use d he Senate eP lie UnIasa staiss n
and nn. ty =, Q. ps1p9s s sh9yinS the Iqsn,t{
y he Sdasr sa inS snrss W Il ss SSns r
nlshsd on appiicatio1 to this ONCE,
isst PsPsE: y aniisfn auiiiiy. Win no aoaisiSsS
All the Manila Paper must bO Of. purs Manila
n9en; nat and smooth sheets, and Of the toughest
gIm.S InS Adsssiys ,,S EaysIopss mus, bO sEtra well
Tsesivsd; and sanpiss of al Kinds Of On snysiSpss S IS
must mus De snbmtted in such boxes, and PIT up IN
ssysisgss. srs q Be delivered Ia SofSs containing
ss y % nss % hrsss 81 aSSS
ths Secretary q the ssnats reserves 70 innssl the
he several articles, according to the wants Of the
PfoPossis from established dealers only Will be
9onsidersd anl preferenee WI he gwen 70 produe
Tons oI american induAtry, II oqusliy cheap and Of
sSsS y ths above articles a. may be designated
q hu once, In me CITY o. Wsshihion, free Of any
eharEe tor carriage On or before the lst day OF No
Z cry sTtsls must be Of the very bent quality un
les Al an Il .ferioI quality iseAllsd i9,.
sSSo%nsny The ppopSsa e. % shd y ~ %Srisd tS
Wild ne .r name OF ne PsSposSr and q paper ne
hsd in the io,esGlns ist VIII b deemed eiaas and
sS e p iHoS Sr. saS aS
more sureties, satisfactory to the Secretary Of the
benate for tho penormAnce thereof. which bond IL
70 be lsd IN the once Of the said Secretary within
ten days After the proposal has been accepted
hyessd within the time stipulated. os should bs IN
contractor will be put IN suit
propo.als should be ind1rned Proposals for Sta
tanery for The SsnAts, and 30 directed TO the Sec
retAry OF the SepAte, Washington.
proL sails snt ,,.eelmens must bo delivered a,
'' $50 GEORGE O, ooBuAM.
Sec etary Of the Senate OF the United states.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
ArRrrI,poR ORGANIZATION

In our news columns this morning will be
found q careful report Of the organization Of
new worklngmen's association 10 be known
rs The Mechanics and Laboring Mems
Council Of Washington" Tho immediate
necessity for this new organization was the
selfish manipulation Of tho National Labor
Council BY designing politicians who at
tempted to divert Its operations for political
purposes. Tho REPuBIIcAS, ever ready to
do battle for the rights OF the people, and
especially for those Of the producing classes,
gave the cry Of warning against the throat.
cnod results Of these attempts. We are re-
joiecd that our admonltions have been so
effective, and we congratulate the new or.
ganization on the fact that its list OF member
ship includes the names Of none but those
who arc bona fde workngmen-palnters,
carpenters, bricklayers, saddle and harness.
makers and cabinct-makcr,, while the stone
rnasons will be represented at the next meet
ing-and that their proceedings were unlnter-
rupted by the blatant and tlme-worn platitudos
Of professional speakers, homalntaln them
selves In public Office by pretending to be the
representatives Of the laboring men. We are
proud Of their recognition Of our services In
their behalf, and while promising to hold
the scales Of justice carefully between the
conflicting interests Of all our citizens we
shall ever lend them helping-hand, and en-
courage their efforts 10 reach higher aud
more perfect as well as intelligent plane Of
life. They are not called upon to subscribe
single cent for the establishment OF an
organ, as our columns will always be At
their service so long as they preserve the
purity Of their intentions, and keep their as
-oclRtlon free from the pollutiug prostitution
Of political machlnations. We arc induced
to make this offer because We believe that In
the hands Of these men, whose brows arc
Drowned by the sweat Of honest labor, and
whose arms grow siucwy with each days
hard work to gain a well-dcserved support
for their wives and little once, the best and
most progressive interests Of the community
rcat
National Republican., 1873-06-03

sloner OF Pensions. Fortunately for Con. D.
II ls known that his accuser was discharged
from the Pension Bureau not long ago for
drunkenness and lnoapaeity, and further that
his relations with tho Secretary Of the In-
terror, as well a. with the Administration,
arc mutually satisfactory. In fact no charges
OF any kind against him have been thought
Of, for the simple reason that he is thor
oughly honest and capable officer. 1t affords
us pleasure TO make this statement, and at
the same time denounce, in most unmeas-
ured terms, the mcudaclty which has made It
necessary.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
a MAa.n I.n.....

In the Washington ChrsnieS Of YESTERDAY IL re-
Earded as indicating the retirement OF Secretary
MehArdson from the Treasury on the let Of
be made. but II would be nreiersbie moi 10 have
the opinion OF the Chronieis thrown up AZ the
authority Of an organ. Tue Chroa'eis u At best
but hhnd-organ, and u Ia frequently ont Of
tunc.-iN. PaW PrSss
The reliability Of the tunes played by this
''hand-organ" may be inferred from the fact
that Secretary Richardson Il yet in the Cabl-
net, and VIII remain there In spite Of the
efforts Of ring schemers to get him out. Our
81. Paul friend has proper appreciation Of
the situation.
National Republican., 1873-06-03

the SUPPLEMENT to the REPUBLICAN this
morning contains the report Of Cen. Babeock
upon tho thlrty-slx-lnch main, which has just
been sent to the Legislative Assembly, which
will be found Of general interest. The oplu.
ion Of Mr.. William A. Cook, attorney for the
District upon the supplemental loan bill,
should be read by every one who wishes to
understand that question.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

oFTIcE AssIsrAsr QuAaIIRHIsrEl, u. Al
foRr MosRoK, Va, June q ls7a I
Healed proposals In triplicAte, with copy OF this
adyert,semeht attached. are invited at tiia onice
the deliver Of the following nauied supplies At this
is71 al such times and in such a. may BE-
required, subject 70 the usual ii.pcciion. Wis
lbl cords mefchAniabls Pine Wood imore or lesaJ
~ 81 pouH d Corn tmore or lean
lla.Ia3 pounds Oats (more or lossLI ...". o ID
llp,7t0 pounds Hay, b.led, tmore or leasD
iib 90 pounds Straw, baled, more or leasl
The corn and oats TO be clean and well sacked
The hay 10 be timothy, OF good quality, free from
weeds, otlt In season, well cured and bAled Tho
bAled =
blank forms Of proposals., with guaranty printed
and certified to) Win be furnished on application TO
Proposals viii be marked proposals for Forage" !"
or proposals for Wood, "Rs the case may be, and
- . ,JHEo, :, EcKE4soS,.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
RX.sRNATOn POoI Ar uovp

The Greensboro IN. C.) Nao Norih STATE
copies the interview between q reporter OF
the REPUBLICAN and Mr.. George NJ. Gibbon
with the following Introductory remarks,
"Mr. Pool has been andeavorinR 10 make our
people believe that tue association which be now
claims TO lead Il connected with the great labor
reform associations Of this country. For the In
formation OF our citizens, and 70 prevent the too
following extracts from the NATIONAL RRPuBII.
CAN, one OF the leading Republican papers OF the
Tinted states. IL IL SAID, we know not with how
much truth, that the object OF MT Pools asso-
ciatlon ls 70 make war secretly upon General
Grants administration"
National Republican., 1873-06-03

NoTICR.-HAvING PURCHASED THE STA
IN BLkB Of J, u, Cook Co., Noa ~, 81 I, al1 and
alb Eleventh street northwest, we respectfully re
quest the opntnuAnoe Of the pAtronAse q the old
hrm, aud ped1e ourselves 10 merit It's continuance
We fSs parsisnar at,sntlon 20 The care of board.
mysi4t' MASSEY 4 THARP.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
Captain and O. IT. lHES bls.:i !! EEGE&Rs0Ea &. e, 4
pRoPosAIs FoR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
III RIVERA t

UNITED STATES rnaNHER's OFFIcK,l
n-.... ~, ,PonrLsspl Mr June ISIS =.
O'clock i. m. on TUESDAY. The II day, n June,
isia ior ihs foll wing named rivera. yE
Of about 2.qOo cubic yards OF the rock known ls
Middle RoSh, y che 4 nhirb9r e AsehiAs, Ne.
yAl Of about 90 cubic yards pf the sunfen ledge
knowa as areen's Pier Ledge, In the harbor Of Ban
Persons dsslrins TO make proposals for thu above
1.msd y9rts G are requested n applH 70 the under.
street Portland. Me-, or At No. bulnneh street.,
fsstssf oSSS.iSIas sud
Lieut. oOl. OF Ensineers. Brsyst DasSdlsI General
National Republican., 1873-06-03

y published every Saturday morning, and IL fur.
ulshed to subscribers at the following rates One
cory one year. "a; three copies one year, IS; ten
copies one year. slS; single eopies, In Wrappers,
nve cents.
sp- Az communication, whether on business or
for publication. should be addressed TO WIN. J. Nun
rAoH, Proprietor NATIONAL REPuBLIcAS, Washing
tomb @
National Republican., 1873-06-03

The PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT for the
month Of May, Issued from the Treasury De-
partmcnt yesterday, shows a decrease OF the
debt for that month Of s3,525, 2s2 50, which,
taken 10 connection with the light receipts
from customs, and the heavy payments made
by the Department on account OF public
works and pensions, Is certainly source OF
Qualification not only TO the officials Of the
Government, but to the people at large, who
arc particularly Interested In the reduction Of
the public debt. The receipts from Internal
revenue sources were much larger than dur
ing many previous months, which aided
largely In the reduction OF the debt,
The total reduction Of tho public debt from
March /, 1899, down TO date 10 S375, 400 $50. SO,
and the annual saving to the people In the
matter Of Interest, consequent upon the ro-
duetlon, Is s95, 2I9, ,TIo.
The country certainly has cause for TO
joicing at the wisdom displayed ty the Presl-
dent In selecting ofiieers to preside over the
finance and revenue, M we'll a. all other De.
partmenis Of the dovsTnngat,
National Republican., 1873-06-03
ID RoPosALs ron PREsu BEEF.

QvIIoK or TIM A. O. 81
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will lie received Al
this oinos until II d M June TO- isa for furiishins
the Fresh Beef required by the Subsistence Depart
ment. United StAtea army, at this station, during
uix months, commencing July I. t1l lnformatlos
- 10 conditions quality Of beef pAyments Ee, oan
my,s rr., Ia.,, oorp, Of rasl5.IS. AZ; safSsoS I
National Republican., 1873-06-03

ELECTRo-MAaNRTo uALvANIo TREAT
w HEST, W t9E n ryena niseAsss, By PrYt p, =
uSSsEsI SHDlisifOS, cents; sPOnSS BAH, 70 cs'
National Republican., 1873-06-03

Ir IS the PROVINCE or iorRSALIsTs to
Srllelso tho acts of public officers, and to ad.
wise the people Of tho efficiency Of their ser
wants. Occasionally unPrineiPled men, who
attach themselves to the profession which
thoy Disgrace, employ this province to crafty
their personal rpites. recent instance OF
tbis kind aro the untruIhful charges and as
Iaul,s against Gen D. H. Baker oom~l''
National Republican., 1873-06-03

IL OTHER COLUMNS will bc found highly
interesting history Of the public schools Of
tho District Of Columbia from their founda-
tiou to the present time. An Institution In
which the residents Of the District take so
much pride deserves all the space given the
subject, and will amply repay perusal. Tho
annual examinations began yesterday and
will continue for several days, and parents
and others should by all means attend them
to witness the thorough system OF the schools
and the proficiency Of the pupils.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
~ TEN TION.

Spring 10 coming with is lovely breeze and
charming wOather. but Is bringing also many DIS.
cases more OF leas AArninH yet easily overcome or
prevented II necessary precautions are taken tn
Tina There Il no season IN the year when the
medicine which viii purify the blood and Give 10
the orAns the necessary strength 70 bear these hrst
nsss nsss and nometimea chills follow this Yeneral do
biltty, and those who do not pay attention TO the
hrst symptoms become really Hief and Al ctad with
some of these pernici9u. disease. such feyers Of
ious hendAehes, diptheria, sc A great many
pers9ns do take tho precaution We speak Of: batws
could not call enough the attention 81 the public on
the great importance Of selecting the preper rrmedy
The body requires not only stmuIanf but above
care and perfect knovledsr of the human system:
for this reason DIR. l., q. BEnTRAM'S LSN0LIFE
They are TFeacri6ed also In Europe where no paent
medicine oan be sold without the Medical Acadsmy'a
approval, Aa tho hest tonic, restOrer and pufinor
spAu SOLD EvEhYwHEhE
National Republican., 1873-06-03
'''n'" RATA OF ApyERrIsrSo I,
THE wrrKI.Y nFprn11cAN

TWENTY-FIVE cents per line. Advertisements undel
he head Of "Tor sale or Rent" wanted" "Jos
and Found "and Personal. twelve aud half cent
National Republican., 1873-06-03

As An EVIDENCE Of the prosperity Of the
RErrBLcAS, we can attention to its adver-
tisi"g columns this morning, crowded with
the live notices Of the live business men Of
the District. Our enterprise In furnishing a
newspaper ls thus appreciated, and We intend
that tho RSrcDLrcAS shall always deserve
the recognition and patronage that has thus
lar marked Its history.
National Republican., 1873-06-03

The Cincinnati Commercial says: at the Re
publican party does not proceed to purify Itself
pretty rapidly, 1t will be purified by external
fopres aud with violence that will disturb Its
constitution" Why, the Republican party Is
undergoing the purncatlon process as fast as
possible. It has already rid itself OF "hard
crowd" Of Liberal Republican editors In various
parts Of the country. Give the party time.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
NationaI 8epubIttm.

THE kEPUBiaCAN has n
Larger Circulation than amy
other uorniag Paper I'm the
District OF ToIumbIa.
National Republican., 1873-06-03

Besides those named above As constituting the
nrst board, the following wellknown citizens
had acceptably nlled the once OF trustee: FIRST
district J. y. Halliday; Second district, A. Coyie,
J. y. Callan, V. Harbangh and i. y. Bacon;
Third district, q. watterston, n. c. Towle, II.
N. ooombs, ). 7. Van Ryswick. A. q, Davis, J.
D. Kills and John N. Roberts; Fourth district,
]. 3. Miller, W. y. Randolph @. Ashford, J. e.
ceeded Mr. Mccormick a. secretary In isI9, and
M a. j. Abbott succeeded Mr.. Randolph as
treasurer In lstS.
National Republican., 1873-06-03

The question Of prizes and rewards had long
been subject OF rejection by the school author
lties, but special mention was not made Of them
until 1885, whsn Mayor Towers suggested that 1t
was proper and expedlent to offer them. Duf-
Ing this year sub-assistants were authorized OF
salary OF $40 per annum. At the commencement
OF the year is5I-'bS there were zoos pupils, and
i,O{s at the close. The whole number admitted
during the year was |, $50. At the Anniversaries
by Rev. De. Sunderland aud Professor Dimitry.
National Republican., 1873-06-03

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
Sundays excepted
National Republican., 1873-06-03

aud u furnished 10 subscribers (by carriers) at D
cents per month.
Mall subscribers, $500 per year; eL0 for slI
months, and s9oo for three months. invariably in
Advanco.
National Republican., 1873-06-03

The examination Of the schools In July, 1850,
was probably more thorough than at any former
period OF their existence, and public attention
was directed to them In a manner not previous
y known. Al the close OF examinations q pro-
cesaion was formed OF all the pupils OF the public
schools, who, pfter marching through the prin-
cIph streets, were conducted to the east Capitol
grounds. Thousands upon thousands Of people
thronged the streets and accompanied the pro
oesaion " the Capitol. TIE school report for that
year saysi
''The array Of the schools WA beautifully in
posing, Their banpon, Numerous and fichly
omamsnted, were placed around tho platform,
National Republican., 1873-06-03
4 sKw DEPARTURE.

The combined free and pay system continued
until September l, 1913. The plan Of educating
some pupils gratuitously. and the others for pay,
produced ill-feelng and social distinctions, and
the system was abandoned. The charter Of the
city having been renewed, power was obtained
TO levy special taxes for the benent the schools
and the act Of May %, 1913, imposed school tar,
and also q capltation tax Of one dollar annually !
on each voter, TO be Appropriated to the use Of
the schools. After this time the schools were
opened freely to all white children. on Noyem.
established, with teachers whose salaries wert
limited to $3.50. The report for the year ending
June so, iS49. shows q decided Improvement AM
worry beneficial results from the establishment o
the primary schools.
Meanwhile there had been variety Of change,
, 1873-10-02
Ladies to the Front!

The industrial Fair" will open at
the Hall and Grounds of the University.
in this city, ON Wednesday. But little
has yet been done, and it seems now
pretty certain that but little will be done
to make this exhibition attractive and
ave Seattle from disgrace, unless the
Ladies' show more public spirit and =
greater interest in the honor of the town
than has been manifested by the men.
The previous Exhibitions of this Asso-
ton have owed their chief attractions to
the handicraft, taste and public spirit of
the ladies of Olympia, who propose to
be largely represented here. 1t will be
humiliating to our pretensions, and not
favorable to our prospects as tho metro
politan city of the Sound, to be outdone
upon our own ground, and leave us
without claim upon the Association
for holding another Fair In this city.
We know that the ladies of Seattle have
the ability, and if not discouraged by the
apathy manifested by tbs men in this
matter, can distance all competition.
All who take an interest in this matter
are earnestly requested to meet at Uni
versity Hall at an early hour this even
ing.