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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-05
More DemOcratic Gains,
NEW JERSEY.
Both Branches Of she legislature
RenubIican


NEWARK, n. j., November Both the sen
ate and house OF New Jersey will be republ-
can, the former by a ma ority of I and the lat
ter by or 5. OF six new senators, four are
republicans. Passaic county elects demo-
crat, and Hunterdon county a republican-an
exact reverse OF the previous senatorial cleo
ton. The republicans lose two me mbers of the
house each in Essex, PaSsaic and Hudson, and
one in Union, Camden, Cumberland, Ocean.
Bergen and Mercer There are two districts
Hcan ma ority in the house, which now stands
four against the majority last year.
NEW YORK, November 5.-The vote in New
jersey shows gain of three democrats from
that city TO the assembly.
WISCONSIN.
The Democrats Carry the state.
NEW PORK, November 5.-A Milwaukee dis
match q the Times says the returns from one
third Of wi.-ausin indicate the election of the
democratic ticket. Ihe democrats gain eight
votes in the legislature.
KANSAS.
Republican and Farmers Tick Its Sac
cessful Throughout the s.tate.
LEAvENweRTH, November 5.-fhe repubh-
can and farmers tickets were Generally sue
cessful throuoho the state;
FORT sooTF GONE REPUBLICAN.
FORT SCOTT, November THE election ia
TINS city has gone republican, with two or three
exceptions. The republican county ticket Is
probably elected.
The Result Very Close.
NEW YORK., November IA kansas CITY
state claim majority in the house, and the re-
suit is very close.
THE OPPOSITION CLAIM THE STATE.
Kansas city dispatch to the Tribans says
that the opposition have carried the state, and
an anti monopoly legislature has been chosen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-05

PERsoSAL.-Nr. Dent, the father of Mrs.
Grant, although in feeble condition from old
age, is comparatively comfortable again.
Senator Sprague is lying i'll at his residence
in Providence, but not seriously. -''' Minister
Low emphstically denies that he intends to re-
sign the mission TO China. Senator Bout
we'll will start on lecturing tour next week
which will last until the meeting of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-05
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
The .1neraooa's Dispatches
TIE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
Jersey, Massachusetts,, Maryland,
Kansas and Wisconsin.

NEW YORK.
The Republican state Ticket Defeat
ed ~ - small Majority. bat q Hepub
tfcan Legislature Elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-05

DRATH OF AN ARCTIC EXPLORER. Vice
Admiral Sir Robert Mcclure, whose recent
death in England is announced, was born at
Wexford, Ireland, In 1907, and educated at
Eton. In 1886 he went with Sir George Back to
the Arctic regions. In 1913 he was with Sir
James Ross in the expedition in search of Sir
John Franklin. In 1850 he discovered the
Northwest Passage, returning to England in
1884, where his great exploit was rewarded by
appropIiate honors and emoluments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-05

The CoLvoCoRRssKs CAsE.-The November
term OF the superior court OF Litchneld county
begins at Litchield to-day. 1t Is expected that
the Colyocoresses case will then be tried, il the
dispositions which are now being taken relative
TO the Connecticut Valley railroad bonds are
completed In time. A Litchfeld correspondent
Of the Hartford Post writes: "On the memo
randum which Captain Colvocoresses left of his
securities, and OF which it IL claimed he was
robbed, was the item of twelve thousand dollars
Of Connecticut Valley railroad bonds. TO show
that this memorandum was false the insurance
companies have found all the bonds issued
amounting to one million dollars, and are tax.
ing dispositions TO show that he never owned q
single bond, by showing the parties owning the
whole issue, from the time the bonds we're put
upon the market up to the present time. Such
an undertaking must require great deal of
time and lAb0r.''-Neg Ha zen Palladium. Nor. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-05

nc sote IN Wisconsin was very light. The
city OF milwaukee complete gives Taylor, the
Jority, and the democratic majority in the coun-
" 10 estimated 5000. All the democratic as
semblymen in the county were elected. The
s DanS Senunel, Washburne organ, estimates
from the way returns are coming in that Tay-
ior VIII carry the state by $500 majority. Prom
inent republicans concede Washburne's defeat
IN owns representing . total vote Of % 600
Mnwaukee, In which city he gains 5000.
Later returns from about one.thlrd Of the
state, outside Of Milwaukee, show gains Of 600
Tor Taylor, the democratic and liberal repub-
hcan candidate for governor. The reform party
clam 5000 majority, and the republicans con-
cede 300 The complexion ofthe assembly is
reform and the senate republican.
- MInnesota.
Returns are meagre. but the indications all
point to the election of the entire republican
STATE ticket by handsome majority, Davis
running ahead OF his ticket There has been
The sun., 1873-12-08
A Young Woman. Journey Through Lite
K,vuu Ia "a "A

Ff7Di ne N0rTCibHIg (NOD S'HndVd
Last Friday afternoon, as one or our
popular justices from A-hburg was ~ medita-
tiun deep among the papers pertaining TO ms
cases, u swift aud heavy step was heard on the
stairway and aluns the nall leading To The once
Tue door was opened without any cefen1ny'
anu in rushed a nan IN state ul hgh cNclte-
meut not usually seen In our quiet city:
" Are Vpu the '~luitet' he asked, as he wiped
the prr-Iu tim from his heated brow.
=" | am, replied the Justice.
"Mcll, W,ht tu let married, and want the
thing dour right away.
"All right sail the Justice; bring on your
woman"
The excited individual then informed Squire
A tnat the fmr and cXpeCi1nt one was in town,
and that he wanted the squire to 90 TO hor
with MIN and perform the ceremony.
And after Il f'w preliminary arrangements,
which included a. . lee and marriage certincaie,
tie Justice followed the gentleman ana hhally
brought up with him at th' side ot covered
wagon Ola the street near the public square.
Here. Mary" said the man, " have brought
the squire and rai-ius the side of the wagon
cover the form and features of handsome
young woman were revealed to tue astohished
Justice.
Mary dc YOU wish to marry this man p IN
quifed the Justice, solemily.
E" do" falt"red the hlu,hing bride. .,.
"Shall-shill .ne get ont ON the street, srt
stammcrcd the soon-to-bc husband.
NO." said the Justice
"Sh-shall | get into the wogon, them con
tinued the man. who had some faint idea Of the
imprurrie,y uf the thing
No" said the Justice, "stand 10y the side OF
the wagon. and take Mary nv the hand"
This being done che two were solemnly made
one under cover only Of the whitcsheeted wagon
and the blue canopy Of heaven. y number oi
ladies and gentlemen passed by near the parties
hut knew nothing Of the interesting ceremony
that WIS taking place. Thus the legal bond.
were bound around the already united souls ol
william MiZe and Mary Catherine Palmer.
The sun., 1873-12-08
STEPHEN BRrERLY,s SPREE.
A Narrow Fscnpe from Death In . Long
JsIsnJ City Burroomi

Recorder PARCELS OF Astoria still has
locked up in the police station stephen
Briefly, the EnQlshman who on last wednesday
stabbed John Purcell, INJECTING what was sup
posed TO be a mortal wound. Purcell, however,
Il recovering, and the examination is DELAYED
until such time a. his testimony can be taken.
The facts. ns they are now understood are that
lriprIy took n drunken Hntipdthy 10 a bOy,
franklin McKcrnan, and finding MN IN MORAN
- ,iuor broadway, assaulted him. MT. Purccll
,anL the proprietor interfered, and put Brierly
,nto the street. lie went into an adjoining gro
cory and picked up a long cheese knlie, con
cpaiing It about hil person without tie know,
edge of the storckeeper. Wlthlh aphteI oi
lpn hour he returned to Moran saloon anu
quietly otdcred drink. II was given MN, and
'Ituter drinking il he walkcdup to MIR PARCEL and
,strurk him a STAGGERING blow III the lace' inc
a liter seized 3rierly and was proceednglo TO chas-
iise him, but Briery stabbed linn WITH cheese
1nife in the left thigh. in drawing u OUT ne
twisted the weapon. The femurm artery was
s,ut severed, which isvery strange, considering
tLe character of the wound. llticrly said yes
srrd,y afternoon that lac did not know anythlhR
about the fight. lie had no rememblhnte o, any
of its incidents. Blt | am ctrtain' salu ne,
"that ! didn't mean to do any harm WIN IN,
knife II was simply a drunken spree. u az
gel and use the kuifeY asked the SIN rel ,fter
= UOh, don't know was the answer Wv
drunk. aud thutsall kn Nv. II l get Oul Vl wa
III never touch liquor again
1he prisoner has lecn cnplpNed lnT aupu
three Yeas on the Government WORK az nc.
Gate and was a uclshbOr - bOth IuIteh ah'
Nc Herman.
The sun., 1873-12-08
The penn.ylvnnin Constitution, Election.

UARRIsBURG, Penn, Dec. 6.-The Executive
Committee OF the Constitutional Convention Assem-
bed at the lOchie Hotel here this evening II appesr
.Ing that the decision OF the Supreme Court the la
junction Ia phisiclphia reatei only TO The nole
OF conducting elect IN that city, without ancctlng
elections IN any other parts " the state vas
determined that brief address to the people he forth
with prepared and published. stating tie situation aud
Invoking full attendance of electors al the pos on
tie 10th lust the iay which the election 10 10 De
held thr ughOut the state.
The sun., 1873-12-08
AD.mocrn,ic victory in Texas.

GALVESTON, Texas, Dec. G.-The Ners says
that thirtythree counties give an aggregate majort,
OF ASH for the Democratic ticket showing q net
democratic majority 10 furt four counties heard from
OF 70. -. The Democrats claim thc state by hpO.
The sun., 1873-12-08
Religious Disturbances In Mexico-An Al
cnide Burned slive.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov G-Nia Havana Dec D.
Religious disturbances have occurred IN rcGcoailin
The CathoiDs ade attack on rho protestaut. with
shouts ut Iurrah Tor our religion =! aud pcaih o.
PrOtestsuts. Troops have ucln sent 70 arrest the
otcrs ant Ircyen further troube. lhe Het ~ news
pap, sayshc rioters burned alive the Aalde Of AUG
The sun., 1873-12-08
Sosl an0 cSounO.

DANK BOOK lost 90, 25elsN on Blcccker st.
IL IauN. The nulcr VIII he hhcrally rewarded by
LEAVING al i6U West st. Washington Mareet sldcwak.
T. S, BRIGGS
lnI "A REV ARD. Strayed Or stolen on Wedncs'
- " day evening, the Sd day ot pecemhcl, COWS,
one black, with short horns Rnd one red, WIN white
back. Whoever viii return the same to Mrs, MAktA'
RkT uOLLtllAh, corner Kingston Hy aud Butlef ST.,
Brooklyn, will receive the above reward.
The sun., 1873-12-08
SoIsts nno GnTrmo,s.

VJOHNE BIA> >kErS,
Horse ClOthmg Plush Carriage Robes, Lap Busters,
and lsrse variety OF Sadiery GOOd. always on hand
G. Il SMITH CO., ~ Warren st., New York.
INOR SAIE-s horses sound and kind, to years
i old, II to l5h hands free, stylish drivers suitable
for cart, truck express, Sol sold because the owner
has no use for tpemi gu, SO fs5, Bayardst
NOR SAIE-New one.hoTse trucks two.hOrse
i truck cheap. Foot of MeKbben st. and broadway,
BrOOklyn, H.. ID.
NOR SAIE-TwO horses sound and kind tl5 and
Il t1 al hast Broadway and Grand st., awning shop.
WAGONS. Cheap express grocer Concord bust.
w ness, plumbers, delivery and platform spring
wagons, at l2o SDrinR st,
The sun., 1873-12-08
ATTHE GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT.
LARGEST STOCK OF MILLINERY AND sIL'x
GOODS TO SELECT FROM IN THIS CITY.
WITHOUT DOUBT.
SPECIAL PURCHASES :
For Cash
OFFERED TODAY.
{. Ridley g. Son.
RETAIL.

ExAMINE--in5 Pieces Of Black sht Velvet jus>
landed from Europe, AZ sl75, w. Ga
$3.50, t2.75 81 ~ -. t3.5n. ~ per cent be-
low last veeks Prices, POSITIVELY.
Manc.,a slk Velyets, q 81, s. q, 81, up
N Jarly all sold.
EXAMINE Lot Of all Six Gros Grain Ribbons Ii
Resida Olives Greens, DIahs Pea
cocts. BLACK, SC. Nos and u ai 80.
perysI
Over i2O0 Pieces Of the Richest All sns
- Gros Grains in every desirable Shade At
stac. ana 2jc. per yard.
Sash Ribbons at SIC, SOC. SOC Sand I inch
Sash Gros Grains at SOC, 15c. aud ,Dc.
All silks-FULL LINE.
ExAMINE-Bsck Dress silks at 75c., 95c., tiO5. Nss
$50. si75. a., t2.5O, up.
ExAMiNE-Iace Department FOR HOLIDAY
GOODS.
EXAMINE Needle work. Embroideric,, Sets Linen
Hand@orchiefs for HOLIDAYS.
ExANINE--Dress and CLOAK Trimmings, Gimps, and
Frngcs
ExAMINE-Iong Ostrich Feathers from isc 70
Ten Dollars. Ostrich Tips, ljc., 2jc.,
&c, up
ExAMINE-OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Mer
ino shirts and Drawers for Ladiea
Misses, and Gents.
ExAMI%E-Corsets, Bustlcs, and Hoop skirts.
ExAMINE-Tonet Articles, Leather Goods, Fan.
Ornaments, Jet Goods. Jcwelry, and
SILVER WARE.
EXAMtNE-Embroilere Tered Worsted Patterns from 20
up.
EXAMiNE-Yankec Notions. Small Wares Cutlery,
Scissors, Sheffield Goods Belts &c. SC.
EXANiNE-JD Dozens OF Ladies' Tics. Scarfs, and
Neck lluf1ngs. Latest styles
FXhMINr--Barsans In Ready made Underclothing T.
The sun., 1873-12-08

i oSG ISLAND RAILROAD.

IL
Ob and after Monday, Noy. il l3i3, trains viii leave
James spa. iolOws; Leave sam st. Last rlNer hueen
minutes later;
$50 A. NJ, Greenport mail.
1901 4 II, Port jefferson. Locust valley. and Hemp
stead way.
8UJP. 81. Rlycrheld aul sag liarb1r express. Runs
through % Gre"nport Wednesdays and saturday.
Sulf. NJ, lIempsteai express.
AOlP. NJ, Port Jeler-Jn, Locust valley aud Hemp
stead express.
6OIP. NJ, Locust Valley and Hampstead express.
6O0P. NJ, N0rthpOrt and RocAaway accommodation
Trains connect At Jamaica with East Nes YORK, aud
al MlneOla with Hampstead.
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunters Point a. follows
g3BA NJ. Port Jefferson, NOrthpOrt, and Locust Val
lev excursion trains,
61D l.. NJ, NorthpOrt accOmmO dation train.
GU L. a., RockawAN accommod atom.
JNO. B. MOkFOl.D, superintendent.
The sun., 1873-12-08
Sthlnu HNmoints.

NOR -ALE-A Singers and Wheeler Wilson's
4 sewing machine as good AS new, for sS. 81 Canal
st., top door.
The sun., 1873-12-08
mathinttp.
etlusltal SnstrumtnIs.

alusltal snsirumtms.
A STEINWAY IL sons pianofortc. every i'm
n prOYement, great eacrihcc 70 Cash huycr; also
beautiful rosrwo oud piano only tO. j. BlpDLE, IS
MaYerley place, near broadway
A -ACRIEICE.-A hrstclass -. octIye piano,
n only months In use, tor less than 80 over anu
stool must be sold IN days. 2ls broowe ST.
A SsO0 rosewood 7h-octaye panoforte also piano
90 6sMlrus, 20 Bleecker St, near Bowery.
DURnrTT ore NN~.-we challenge the world
- 10 CGuh them PArlnr organs, 81, ana upward
pianos aud ORGANS sold on nstal,Ments, secondhand
instruments u panic prices. ,.,., 800. . ,,.....
BlLLiNOs d MhEELuCK, "a East lith st.
DFAITIFII. rosewood piano, 500; Io,tay,, every
ID Improvement, sacrucoi INST i4ent.' Sl@ monthly
CABLE, lOi West I'd st.
IIRI~TIE'- pianos, cheapest best cash or Install
\ monts. fuctor,, - barrow st., near hudsol'
ADN VIII sell lcss thAn tlul handsome ro6cw ood
! pauofortc, stool, ami music, perfect order .
Third st.
NSAGNlFICENT rosewood pialoforte saerl1ced
Va Tor Is uup Ut Z hlg scflug'-.
JAMES GORDON, ~ Blccckcr st,
.)AnPIANO~ AND Oltt!AN~ new tu second
wv OnNnd, OF hrstc lss tfrrs VIII tsOid Al tuNer
prices iOrCush uu usta lmeuts or tprrcnl Cty or
country, during ths financial crisis, by HORAtE T.
WATERS son, ii broadway, than ever before ourr-
ca lu New York Agents wanted 90 sell Nairrs'S IN.
CertO and orchestral organs AMI pianos ilualrNed
catalogues mailed. Great Inducements 10 the uade
The sun., 1873-12-08

Authon tlotltes
A UCTION NOTICE. -Good second hand and mlsnt
n carpets from auction daily; rich patterns, AL HIes,
yerY cheap, at ne Fulton st., bet william and Nassau.
A UCrION holiday goods 30 days credit. HENRY
N LOTT, AnctiOnecr, Monday, Dec. \, Al ~ O'Clock.
WILLIAM ANDERSON, 10 College place.
Onn CASR- boots and shoes at auction, Monday,
Ou'l Dec. 4, at lOH O'Clock, store G. ,. PARSONS
SONS Warren ".
The sun., 1873-12-08
NNLY pInECT LINk TO FKANCh.

The General Transatlantic Company's steamers for
Bret anu HiNrc sail rycrN alternate SAturlal LNCur
son tickets at reduced rates. Appy at the ONCE OF
GEORGE MACKkALlE, Agent,
- broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25
RAILROAD CONTESTS.

THE STRUGGLE FOR THE POSSESSION OF THE
BOSTON, HARTFORD, AND ERIE.
The TRIBUNE's publication of the suit about
70 be brought by the Erie Railway Company IN Massa-
chusett for the purpose Of fOrccOsng the mortgages
on the Boston, Hartford, and Erie Railroad, was the
subject OF very general discussion railroad and imam
cial circles yesterday Many opinions were expressed
the prevailing one being however that the Erie was de-
rons of extending its lines and its traffic and would
make vigorous legal fight for the purpose OF securing
this road.
The officers and the bond and shareholders OF the
BOSTON Hartford and Erie making strenuous efforts
10 protect their and 20 keep the road out OIL he
hands Of the present administration OF Erie IL ru
m0red that the heavier capitalists IN BOSTON, hatIoIu
and Erie are trying secure large NUMBER Oh Oons
held I'm Massachusetts, az merely nominal ngure Whch
will give them entire CONTROL the Erie does hOt sue
coed In establishing its preferred lien - o..
II IA reported that having secured these DOnuH e1c ~
il their Intention 70 consolidate the DEBT, Issue new
mortgage and take the road out OF the nnanca siVuen
nto which IL appears have fallen what truth tnere
IL In the above rumOrs II Is difficult 70 ascertain
claim has been made against the Ere by the reuefa
fovernuent for alleged 10 be due az Government
" an interest paid abroad The Erie offered 70 settle AT
"a 600 hut the proposition has not been sGcepteu ~ II
sad that numerous other railroads whose interest -
maid abroad have also failed 10 comply with TINS law
and are liable for large amounts OF Government aA-
Among the roads supposed 70 be liable are the sols
Central New-York Central and PennSylVanls central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25
FIRE NOTES.

fire occurred at Duvalrs Bluff, Ark,
Thursday night destroying the Western Union Tele-
graph Office the railroad Office and several stores.
Robert Kilpatrick's dwelling at Island Pond
Vt was burned, Thursday morning. wit ITS contents
Kipatrick was low with fever and barely escaped
A chair factory at Waterbury, VT, owned by
thu stt and worked by the Reform School inmates, was
burned last evening The fire was caused by deiec-
tive engine. ANA
s. H. Schlessingers hat store, and Isaac
Iuienthals fancy goods store in South Pearst near
peaver-At Albany, were damaged by fire, yesterday
5000; insured
The fire in the Repplier colliery, at Ash
land Penn has been flooded out The water now NILS
the gangway and "a Yards up the slope. The pumping
out viii begin IN few DAYS
fire in the laundry of Willard 81 Co. at
No 1915 MaodOuqaIst, yesterday, was put cut before
,uuch dsuace had been done to either clothes or the
bGildinF insured The fire originated from clothes
being ignited by a hot stove-pipe.
A passer-by who saw smoke issuing from the
basement windows of three-stOry brick building. at
No "a Pikest last night sounded alarm by the fire
telegraph. The nremen, on arriving, broke open the
bssement doors and entering the building soon sue
ceeded in putting ont the names Inc basement Has
used as cOOperhOp by Patrick Hinn whose STOCK was
sIjgutiy DANA zed An examination OF the room dis
closed the that the nre the work OF an neen
d nv gallons OF kerOsens mad Deen sprinkled
over eUpty flour barrels, upon shaVinp rubbish ana
here and there upon the hoor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25
POLICE NOTES.


At the Tombs Police Court. yesterday, Jas Collins
committed for eanz bale OF absoc0 from "es 60 q NO
1t9 Peari-st
Charles Graham a reputed drunkard was fined, IN
Brooklyn, SIS yesterday go for by 1c4hs
bis daughter. age II yezrs
Edward Hilton, age -, unmarried. a mechanlc 2,
while he suffering from mental tepreSsso srpsnd0c1 10y pr"
tacted and severe attack Of eatarrb.
John and James Wallace, two brothers, employed
the Harris TIN fae'orr No % Waterst BrooTn' 4uad ste,
REGARDING John beaten bead With eae
and severely Injured James held
In the Court Of General Sessions Yesterday
William run.E1n indicted for grand larceny In having sn ihres gold
chsin worth s34 from BroneI No 20 Ayeane
O. acquitted Julia Cash petty sTceny Psniieiar, ioar
nonth Manuel To petty larceny Psnitentsy SIX mout1
As Detective Doan of the Sixth Precinct WAS pass-
in front q No ib' Baya last nt two boys a et Of the
cellar steps Opening the be
found that hsS complete hssea costumes made Of ,s costly
station house vii be kept until the csins
James Levinus Of GTeenburg. Westminster CO.,
entcd into gamblers store IN Bieadway near
and Defective gbsrg passing At the time
the den his cat luesoDe him and learned inst
sad tlA ais name nas I1ares nlxsA' sn1 W. % % s a.
prisoner for trial 81 the Court Of SOecisi sessions
The induest on the body of Charles n. PtyfsT-
iruckan, Of Fhi south Egth Brooklyn D. Sbo sa>
instantly killed By Michael Aron in Chahansl on
TUESDAY evening held by Coroner Herman a. II sisy
addition that bsii b.n hro
direction reported si blood stains have been discovered on
The te mus have es upon The bach o the beast When suek BY
fatal bullet the ground in order ssrke S0n the latter
At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
Justice Ief~ith No 81
with James Williams
N Twenty Precinct ThnaT night arrested jas ONs
residence Greenwchst ruisy right BY Burglars VNe
committed for By Justice Jecwh ha Of burglary aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25
IN NFMORIAM


NJ. Aa'es o,iqht % be remembered in n1onsmenL'
JOHN B. ALLEY.
Cakes Ames. Cakes Ames. remember thee -
Aye that re will for years!
For broken flames and saddened names
And naggaTdness aud tears.
These. gathering round the monument
That SycOphaDcy claims.
shall make the coming statesman shun
The memory Of Cakes Ames.
0akes Ames Cakes Ames. remember thee
Forget thysen as soon,
Who traded in the souls Of men
And named the deed a boon!
Who called the censure of the world
TO echo its acclaims,
And 20 q generous nations gut
Affixed thy name, Cakes Ames.
Oakes Ames. Cakes Ames remsmber thee
We must, though We repine
To $40 our broad and green domain
PurlOined by thee and thine
To SEE endowed with public gold
Spared from the nations flames,
The fertile empires brlbed away
BY henchmen Of cakes Ames
Cakes Ames Cakes Ames, remember thee '
Thank God we viii, for more
For public conscience born again
And purpose as Of yOre.
No party lines our ranks divide.
The common fear infames-
Not one more rood of public land --.-...
On pleas Ike thine, Cakes Ames
Oakes Ames Cakes Amos. remember thee
Ave as some nightmare dream
That Numbered through the statesmans sleep
In guise Of gold and steam,
And drowned the homestead farmers cry
And crushed the poor mans claims,
Ard in TIA wake left ruined dupes
To live and wall, "Oakes AmesP
GRO ALFRED IOwNsEND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

James E. Munson will begin course of
lectures Photography today at noon before the Sat
urdsy Normal College.
The Directors of the SANTANA Bay Company
met yesterday at the Office Of the Pacific Mall Steam
ship Company and voted money for the erection oil sew
eral buildings IN the city Of SANTANA.
AT meeting of the Maritime Association OF
the Port of NEWPORT Thos p. Ball in the chair, the
constitution and bylaws were adopted, and the rooms
AT No. 81 Beaver appointed a. the psee or IA u'uro
meetings 4"
The Central German Reform organization, at
a meeting az Beethoven Hall. in Fif;hst, last night
elected the following officers President, Henry Ciau
seu Vice Presidents Oscar Zoikonor and ID. NJ koeE
Ter; Secretary, g. d. 5enards
Miss Lillian Edgarton lectured, last evening
at Association HaI before large and cultured audi
ence ON Female Dress-Its Foies and Changes" The
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