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PRESIDENT GRANT aud ex-Secretary Borie
visited the st. Louis fair yesterday, and took
great interest i'll the stock exhibition and con-
tests of speed.
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ASMART DEPurY sHKRrFP-The Fredersck
(Md.l Examiner says that man named Peter
Hsner, who was arrested in Alleghany county
tor robbery, but removed his case to Frederick
county for trial, was taken 70 Federiek
on Monday lakt by deputy sheriff Of AIleganv.
where they both commenced Drinking and tfe
deputy became intoxicated, and whilst In thsf
condition the prboDer took from his pocket a
bench-varrsnt and made his escspe. sinee
which time he has not been heard OF This Ia
the second time Haney has made his eecsne
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SECRETARY robson was at the Navy de-
paTtment for a short time this morning. He
leaves this afternoon for Masslcb aetts.
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/. o. r. M.-The convention Of the Indepen-
dent Order Of Red Men of the United States has
lust concluded its session In Brooklyn. Seven
teen states were represented by delegates from
ONE two hundred lodges. Dennis Wood, OF
Maryland, was chosen supreme grand deputy
chief, and Otto Kramer, OF Massachusetts,
deputv chief
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ASSISTANT SURGEON HENRY 7. PHILLIPS
has been ordered to report to the commanding
general of the military division of the Atlantic
for assignment to dutY.
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Hard Hines I'm Canada.

TORONTO, October S.-The hands employed
In several machine shops, sewing machine fac
tories, &c, in this city are being discharged in
consequence of the dullness OF trade.
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END OF THE NEW YORK Doe wAR.-The
New York aldermen have repealed the dog
ordinance Of the early part Of the summer. The
cog pound was closed on wednesday, and the
mission Of the dog catchere win end. Seven
thousand CANNES have been put 70 death this
season.
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GufIfv fhfs rfu,a

ALBANY, October s.-The second trial OF
Phelps ended to-day, and resulted in a verdict
OF guilty. The prisoner was remanded for
sentence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-08

THE AMOUNT OF national bank note currency
received to-day at the Treasury for redemption
foots up S2O7 800
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FALL MEETING
WASHINGTON DRIVING ASSOCIATION.
RIGHTwOOD PARK,
ON
WEDNESDAY. 0CT0BER7,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
The following are the entries:
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER Z:
Glass l, for all horses that have never beaten
three minutes, Tor
PURSE OF $500.
Charles HiOers; sssi6s.X6k, = SiS XXG65k, enters bs
David Logan. Of B BsItimore. enters b.g.
JACOB LERIAE,
O. HopOfILiA LAZY & TsiaintsGP SsRTsGbs enters b. M
J. Ii. Moore q q p Philsssslphis, sssA entersb.s.
CIV olarfi fS. q rsstSI! fSsRIsT,. Rssi, 'n''r''s
Wild Burr, of nsIti9;SHrg; " Va. entsrss g.
CAPITAL.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9:
Glass 2, for all horses that have never beaten 75O
APURSE OF $500.
VIM PENN.
David Ios1s1i ssSoB Ct RalIpRfi, E9RfsSa sa'er' 0s
Charles H'fEsi Hsst6 4 Ssx ssXSS XS5S enters bls
O. olaFfs R6 s. Ft;isEi FosRksf' ksff;' ''n''r'''s'
b. h. Perry Of " IWs%shinston, shin enters bi. h.
T. A0p''f EGbT Il YesfiRftSR saRffGG6a sHt'r' b. m'
Wild Burr, Of MsIt,Dshurg, " Va, enters 3. g.
AbTHUR WILD.
Horses will be called prompt ct o'cIockp m.
sde Sf tfsck Public ertrsnce @ as oId sste omSi
fuses win leave The ST. James Hotel. netropOiitsn
AO 'A' sie Ipmfss II SesSIk ioS. % oP days OF race
oe.smI.k.hst Q. W. HAYES, Secretary.
kIsaOPs TRoTTING OOURsE, BALTI.
MATCH RACE FOR SIS 600, STE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1874. ~
TO come on over the above course between the
wOIld-renowned and celebrated stslIious,
JAY GOULD
BAsHAw. JR..
With records Of 7:2l and 2:ilH. The race to be
NILE HEATS.
best ip s, to harness. close and well contested
"tTot' is anticipated.
oc.s s,IOl,Is,n D ProSsistor.
o5tsssso.l On kIhibiti.n .ad Sal. s.y No
''H sly nARKn,rxRu, Urn s..
80 Cas Pslc". o1a srss eight
Ohoiee on Paintings, Engravings, Ohromos, 40.
Al:o, arrest stock Paper Hangings, window
'e!s, Rings, Nails, &C., in the Distriot.
~Piease remember Name and Number. jelly
a Ii KInps OF ShNILIMEN's oAsT-OFF
"A WEARIEG APPAREL can be sold to the very
best advantage By addressing or calling on JUSTH
6I9 street, between 9Th and 7th streets north,
west. Notes hy mail promptly attended to.
Dash paid. iyS-tr
ALL OF THE BEST LArROBn sroyr
"A BKATBhS in the market. For sale by Ii AM.
lLTOh PEARsOH, Y. u. @. A. Building, Ninth
asd ID streets. i6-eo6t
RARLOW GALLERY OF FINE
ARTS,
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THE WoRKINGMKN FOR GENERAL BANKs-
The workingmen Of Lynn have formed a club
and will support General Banks for Congress-
The ntest In the district is virtually narrowed
and General Banks. The former is almost sure
Of the republican nomination, but IL the latter
runs on an Independent ticket it is thought the
contest will be close and Of doubtful result.
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NEW BKDPoRD's ALABAMA CIAIxs- NJ
Crspo, who represents al the New ReSford
claimants for q share IN the Geneva swsrd
and Q number In Boston and elsevhere. hss
gone 70 Warrington 70 be present az the scs-
uon. hlf clients claim more than s2 600 900.
vhich "a over half the amount likely 10 be
drawn from the treasury under the Law passed
living In the maritime cities Oh II Nassschrsetth
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A MINISTER RoBBRD.-Amongt the thousands
the 7th regiment parade vas the Rev. III, s,
SIingfellow, of Montgomery, Ala, a delegate
TO the Episcopal church congress now holding
session In this city. MIR. Stringfellow stood on
the corner OF Broadway and Amitv street and
now regrets having done so. In his vest pocket
he carried magnificent gold watch, the gift of
the Union prisoners who were released AT
charleston, 5. q. At ten minutes Of FIVE he took
out his watch and noted the time, and about
twenty minutes later missed it. Last evening he
reported the case at the police central office,
in his power to recover it.-N T. Herald. In,
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INTERNAL REvKNUR-The receipts from this
source to-day were s3l0, ,203.73.
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The TdderzOOk Case.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, October S.-Applicatiop
for commutation of the sentence OF Udder-
zook will be heard before the board Of pardons
this p. m.
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OHH-srDxp ELECTION IN GBoRGIA.-The
election yesterday for members OF the Georgia
legislature passed OF quietly. There was
scarcely any opposition, except in o few couu-
ties, TO the democratic candidates. There will
not be over fourteen republicans IL both houses
Of the next general assembly.
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SENATOR ALLISON had narrow escape from
accident, If not death, last Friday, at Clarks-
willie, through which place he passed on his cam
paigning tour through the State. While step
ping aboard the train at Gainesville, the train
oelng IN motion, his foot slipped, letting him
fall between the train and platform. with re-
markable presence OF mind he hugged the plat
form, as he lay PROSTATE, until the train had
pf ssed, and thus escaped injury.-Dubuque
Herald.
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Democratic Nomination for Congress.
BINGHAMToN, N. Y, October s.-The dem
ocratic convention at Owego yesterday nomi-
mated Estyl Boyle for Congress.
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Fire.

DETROIT, October s.-A storehouse at Raw
City was burned yesterday morning. Loss
10000.
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A BRUTAL ACT.-William Esher, foreman In
. sugar refinery at Bainbridge street wharf,
was before Alderman Moore on Monday. ID is
charged that the prisoner picked up Q cat at the
sugar house and deliberately threw 1t into the
furnace. The defendant was committed In
default Of bail.-Phi7d. Record, 7A.
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banking firm in this city recently filled an
order from Philadelphia for large amount OF
claims against Jay Cooke & Co., af thirty cents
on . dollar, and accounts are nov f.eely Of
fered ct twenty i've cents on q dollar.
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ADIRONDACK MURRAY's LIBERAL IDRAs.-
The Rev. Mr.. Murray's first discourse in Park
street church after his return from his vacation
is likely to make something Of stir among the
more conservative Of the orthodox people to
whom he ministers. 1t was a sort of declaration
of the church, and a protest against some of
the restrictions upon free thought which have
been deemed essential. 1t shows that even in
the bosom of the church the workings of the
spirit of progress are feit and that old ideas are
undergoing mOdifc6tiOn.-Rnston GLnhs
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SIEGuLAR DRATH PROM COAL OIL.-On FRI
day last, says the Charlotte IN. CO. Observer,
Rev. Henry Asbury, Of Lincoln county, who for
some time had been afflicted with rheumat atism,
took quantity of coal oil, and placing himseif
near . ire, commenced rubbing himself wi,h it
By some mischaDce the oil in the vessel sudden
ly tgnited, the flames from which communicated
to Mr.. Asbury's body, burning him SO severely
that he died shortly Afterwards
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THE FIRE CHIRrs' CONVENTION, In session
IN 81. Louis, yesterday consumed considerable
ume after our report closed in examining and
discussing number Of improvements to fre
apparatus. A resolution was adopted that the
underwriters OF the different cities be invited 60
send delegates to the next convention, which
viii be held In New York in October next.
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GOLDSMITH MAID TRoTTING AGAINST
TIMR.-At Dexter Park, Chicago, Yesterday
Goldsmith Maid trotted against time for a spe-
cial purse. She was accompanied by a ru nning
was tro,ted in 2:19 and the second in 2:I7, beat
ing ner previous record on this tr ack by half
tecond. Gloster and Judge Fullerton then
ter won in three straight heats. Time-2:22
22Sk, 2:22k. About four thousand persons
were Dresent
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The BROOKLYN Scandal.

Sales OF Government Gold.
NEW YORK, October S.-A half q million gov
eminent gold was awarded to-day, at 109.S9.
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MR.. BERcHER Too Busy TO LsCTURR.-Mr
Beeeher writes to Mr.. James Redpath, OF Bos-
ton, that he cannot meet his lecture engage
ments this week at Salem and Melrose Mas
and at Brattieboro and Brandon In Vermont,
Pc says: "The suits at law fly back and forth
win such number and alacrity that nv cou nseI
VIII not let me be out of town this week. OF
course such things are imperative and not TO he
Gainsaid. l shall 60 on with the engagements
for the week following in regular order. L can
not now tell when can render the lapsed en-
gagements. put will in due time.n
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The NAVAL EXAMINING BOARD for the exam
ination of officers ordered before IL for promo
ton, are holding daily sessions at the Navy
aepartm ent. When the promoted list shall
have been gone through with, those officers
ordered for retirement will be examined.
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PBRsoNAL.-Col.J. L. Rout, Second Assistant
Postmaster General, left last evening for a brief
visit to his home in Bloomington, Ill. Hon.
George Bancroft has arrived in Washington for
the purpose of taking up his residence, and will
soon move into the house which he purchased
from ex-senator Harlan.
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a SoLICIToUs FATHER WITH A HOPEFUL
SoE.-A letter was received st the White
House this morning addressed to President
Grant, from an ambitious father in Indiana,
who requests that the name OF his son, now four
years Of age, be placed on the list OF eligible
candidates for appointment to West Point. The
writer adds that he is extremely solicitous that
the the rising youth shall receive military educa-
application thus early so that when the young
ster arrives at the proper age to chew cartridges
he may go right into business. How this indul-
gent and solicitous Hoosier ascertained the fact
OF the military fever running through his pre-
cocious boys veins is not set forth in the com.
munication. Perhaps he goes through two
chicken legs at q meal and then improyises the
plate for drum and use them as trumsticks.
One fact is certainly implied on the face OF the
communication, and that is that the writer not
three additional terms. Otherwise, why make
application to the present executive for an an
pointment 90 far ahead.
A BRILLIANT wEDp1Ne AT NrwpoRr.-old
Trinity church, Newport, Il. l., Monday after
noon, was the scene of q brilliant wedding, at
full uniform. The bride was Miss Mary r.
Fleming, niece OF Captain Simpson, q. s. navy,
commandant of the torpedo station at Newport,
and the bridegroom was Lieutenant Z. r. Hills,
Adjutant of the 5th artillery, stationed at Fort
Adams. Lieutenant O. r. Burnett, Of the 5th
artillery, acted as groOmsman, and Miss Julia
Fleming, sister OF the bride, as bridesmaid.
II,
son Of Admiral Porter, and Lieutenants Brown,
Logan, Colby and Hanford, of the navy The
church, which was handsomely decorated, was
filled to its utmost capacity, and among the in
yited guests were the officers of the u. s. gun
boat Intrepid, now in the haroor, and General
Hunt and officers from the fort, and all the off,
GERS connected with the torpedo station. The
landing stage at the torpedo station and the ~,
8. gunboat Intrepid were gsyly trimmed with
fags. After the ceremony q reception was held
at the commandant's residence at the torpedo
station, at which were present q large mn fI,her
of invited guests. The 6th artillery band fur
nished the music, and steam launches were
kept constantly plying between the island and
the city.
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LAND OFFICE IRR8GULARITIEs.-Mr. W. W.
Curtis, chief clerk Of the Washington land office
arrived at st. Paul, Mimi, last Saturday night.
1t reported at ST. Paul that his visit is for the
purpose of investigating alleged Irregularities
in the land offices at Duluth, Alex xandria and
Pembina, Dakota.
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sIlt was showing grasshoppsrs In Kansas at
last accounts.
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TIE 18th IEFAETRY SENT SoUTH.-In COM
pliance with the request of the Secretary of
war to General Sheridan, to detach a regiment
from his command for duty in the south, the
18th infantry, commanded by Col. p. II. De
Irobriand, with headquarters at Omaha, Neb
Yesterday received orders to proceed to Ala
bana. The Secretary OF War this morning re-
celVed telegram announcing that six comma
nies OF the regiment under Lieut. Col. Morrow
had started for the south, and that the other
be collected.
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REQUIsIT1oEs for stamped envelopes and
newspaper wrappers, aggregating 1900, 900
have been received at the Post Office depart
ment since the LIST inst. These requisitions are
forwarded to the Plympton Manufacturing COM
pany, Of Hartford, which has the contract for
furnishing the articles named. AS yet the com
pany is unprepared to furnish a single envelope
or wrapper, and in consequence il Is quite prob
able that the public will have to do without
stamped envelopes or newspaper wrappers for
at least q month to come. The new contractors
have as yet furnished no proofs of dies to the
department for approval.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Chaplain j. B. Van Meter,
to the Congress, European station. Detached
Master d. w. Danenhower has reported his re-
turn home, having been detached from the
North Pacific station and been placed on wait
ing orders. Mate Lewis f. Strout, from the
Gettysburg on her arrival at Portsmouth n
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The LATE COMMODORE WooLsRY.-The
Navy department has issued a general order
announcing the recent death of Commodore
Melancthon b. Woolsey, commandant of the
Pensacola navy yard, of yellow fever, to whic h
he fell victim because he preferred TO remain
at his post, though under orders to proceed
north.
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hoRRoRs OF THE hELLOW FRVER PLAG UB
AT PENsAcoLA.-A private letter from War
rims ton, rear the Pensacola (FIa) navy yard,
dated October 1st, says: "The fever has not
abated yet. Three Sisters OF Charity died last
night. There are six officers down with the
fever. | wish the first of November
was here and we were spared. This suspense Is
perfectly terrible. No one seems to escape the
fever; people who have had it before and eyery-
5cdy. It Is ffighuully lonesome; almost every
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ALL THR FURNITURE and baggage belonging
to headquarters of the army, was shipped from
this city to st. Louis this morning. The rooms
heretofore occupied by General Sherman and
staf in the War department building will be
used by the clerks OF Adjutant General Town
sends office.
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THE REDEMPTION BUREAU will not resume
The redemption of national bank notes until
probably the 10Th instant. The redemption
might be commenced now but the Treasurer
desire TO perfect such arrangements as will
make the business continuous, without the risk
of again suspending.
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N NJ. REAM,
Ds teuccessor 70 Newman a Tol.on.l
6enSyaI ConlHstsstOH Merchant.
DKALER IN
Flour, Feed and Produce.
Agent fer WepgeF's Family fiour and plain,
ton, d. q. sepls sn
, 1874-03-06

OF the local elections in New York, March 3,
tho telegraph reported to us only tho following:
Tha town elections In Eric County, n X, on Tues.
day, resulted In general defeat Of tue Republican
candidates, mainly on local Issues.
What t&.eso t'local iasues" were, 10 fatal to
Republican candidates, tho DuGalo papera
DO not explain but "local issues " Or general
apathy" appears to have dono smashing buai-
ness, ou Tuesday, elsewhere than in Eric
County. There is nh opposition victory in
Auburn, n. Y, by 400 majority, against drant's
855; auotlior, OF 851 majority, In Elmira. where
Grant had 101; atill another, Of "about 600
minority" in Newburgh, where Grants major
.ty was 4s8; and in Rochester tho Re-
publican Mayor wins by 459 Grant Ind
1,778), but the opposition carry tho City aud
County Boards. Ou tho same day "local iaBucB" "
I've suppoae) eloeted an ontiro oppoaltion City
Government in Burlington, VT, against all prcco-
don't; and gayo tho opposition some unexpected
municipal atccesses down In h1uine. Local is-
suaa," tho, have carried q good mauy eleotloaH,
this week, In Iowa, invariably against tho Repub'
lioans. Tho gontiemon who consider Themselves
"tho parity" ut Washington, should beware Of
thcse local ssuos, instead of giving us more oi
| the1n-such AZ Simmons.
, 1874-03-06

The Committee Of Ways md Means listened
yesterday to tho story Of tho depredations Of
Special Agent Jayne Oil tho firm OF Phelps,
Dodge & Co., as told by ono Of tho paztncrs.
1n tho accounts OF tlyo years business, amount
ing to $4,000 900, the clerk, hired by Jayne to
play tho spy. found an error, and TINT d tecll-
nlcal one, OF s1,G00. For this a forfeiture Of
81, ,700, 600 WAS imposed, and penalty Of $780,
600 actua]y oxactcd and paid. A1r. Dodge ex-
p1ainod to the Committee how tho infor1nora
mud Special Agent Jayne went to work to got
tue merchants in their power, and Lis account
created much excitement and indignation IN the
Committee and among the spectators. Another
memorial against tho syssem Of moietics has
bacu presented to tho Committee by the Board
Of Trade Of philadelphia.
, 1874-03-06

etato Logis1aturoa, tle Grangora slnl divide
according 10 their ancient party fulfil; that tho
Republican Grnngcrs shall net will tho nopubli-
can party. mud support only Republicans for
of1co, and tlat Tho Democratic Grapgory Blla1 in
Tho Same way support only Democrats for office.
In this way, wo aro told, the Nraugora
will exercise q wholesome control over
both parties, will not provoke tho antngonism Of
oither party, and Tho condition Of tho politics Of
The country will not be 20 seriously disturbed
will 10 tho caso II tic Republican aud Democrat
10 Grangors shall unito and eloct new men,
pledged to roform and otlor untricd expert
monts. Tho best answor to this l,ardly-ingo-
NOUS plan is that given by tho farmerH Of this
State, WHO have already called conventions In
three Congressional Districts 10 nominate No-
formers for Congress-. Tint IL tho only plum
which, tho farmers OF tho Wost goncrally lavo
resolved to adopt, not only with respect to
Congressman lut to all otllor officers, aud, II
tho Democratic and Republican partioa think
proper to oppose them, lot them do It,
, 1874-03-06

For two months tho Commissioner Of Customs
in the Treasury Department. has boon preparing
list Of merchants who have dofaultol In the
payment Of duties. This compilation covors
tile namo Of ovory delinquent IN the country.
1t givea tho proportions III which the dutieH ro-
covered woro distributed among OuBtom-House
oiflcors, informorH, Special Agents. and tho
Government, and is meant to bo an auswer
to the charges that but fraction OF thoHo duties
reach tho Treasury. III our New York dispatches
soms Of tho figures Of this record arc given. In
New York, for instance, forfeituros Of $685.,
:45.os were tahen in ten years from morohants
who attempted to evade the payment Of $780,
223.23. OF This, the informers got 9510, ,692.6G,
and the Treasury s1,5o0, ,35os3. In Chicago,
duties wero ovaded to tic amount Of 81, ,C47.8s,
and tho merchants wero fined $33, 042.43. Tho
T,oasury got less than Lalf OF tllis.-s14 Gs2.A6-
and the rest wont to tho inrormora aud Goycrn-
mont officers rs 1aoioties and spoita.
, 1874-03-06

ho paya lie bills promptly or whether
Ills grandfather onco kopt lowstonod grooory,
or whether ho is for or ngainat tho imitation Of
tho currency. In fact. 1,o ia beyond tho reach
Of curiosity, gossip, speculation, and elandor.
It only noodn fow i1g-treos growing on the
Crib, md a eca-serpont near by, 10 realize tho
primitive delights Of Eden. Happy Man OF
tic Cribl Who does not envy hiH sorcnity. his
happiness. and tia ponce ? Evon Nature horse1f
growB joafous Of 80 much individual enjoyment,
and hua now avenged herself by sonding d
wavo over hiH iratitutton which Inns interfcrod
with his housekeeping arrangements somewhat,
but oven a wavo of this sort now md then is
preferable to the turbI torrent Of trouble which
III daily doluging this wicked world, owing to
tho pcrversity OF tho Religious newspapers.
, 1874-03-06

Tho cnrao OF wun,an Ia making hoadway In
oyory direction. Tho prominent and oaloiont
movement, md In .ho moro tranBitory but nos
loBs ao.ivo prayer crusnto, has givon 1t n vant
tocial impulse. Tho decleion Of the hlaasach,t-
Botts Supreme Court In favor Of womana right
to sit OH tho School Doarl Inns given It a legal
ganctfon aud tlo Lowor Houses Of tic Leglsla-
turcs Of Iowa and Michigan have both RECON-
mont1otl that tho State Constitutions bo amended
to give women tho right Of suffrage.