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THE Mor1liba sympathizers are evidently

THE Mor1doa sympathizers are evidently
q little uneasy at their prospects upon
facing their constituents. There is one way
in which they can escape the fury which
awaits them. Let them shirk their homes
as they propose to do the Mormon ques-
ton. Take trip to Utah as guests of their
friend, Apostle Cannon, until December.
There are two or three of them who will
never be needed in their old districts any
more. They can select domiciles and wives
among the Mormons for the furture, and
emigrate permanently on the 4th of March
next. They have no further career in the
pale of Christendom. '.;ss-
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DIED.

JOHNSON. In this city. on the evening Of June
7, SAMUEL H., only son OF OharLs I. and Phebe A.
johnson, Of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, aged one year
and eleven dAys. .
Funeral from the house, sl3 Twelfth street north
west, this morning At 10 o'clock.
BELKEAP.-At Keokuk. lows, June 8, Will
LIAM q. BELKNAP, eldest son of W lillian W. Be-
KNAPP, Secretary of War, aged nineteen years
CARRoLL.-0n Sunday evening, at $3.50 o'ciock,
native OF County Cary, Ireland, Parish OF LaYford
Lonely Is our house and sad are our hearts since
brighter home to rejoice with the chorus Of sugets
May she rest In peace. Amen.
Funeral viii take place from her late residence.
on Seventh street, opposite Howard University, q
$50 O'Clock this Tuesday afternoon (NeE YORK
papers please eopy.l
CURTIH.-On the morning OF June 9, 1874
CHARLES ALoYsIUS, only lnfhnt son OF Charles
days.
The friends OF the family are invited tn attend
the funeral from his parents residence, NO. l0Sa
corner OF Third and L streets northwest, to-mor-
row evening At O'Clock -.-..' 2
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under the new law the smuggier can evade.
the tax whenever he chooses by giving
dishonest officer q fee of something above
five thousand dollars, which is the maxi
mum that he is allowed as an informer.
Oh yes, pass the merchants bill by all
means and let the poor consuming tax
payers pay the thirty millions condoned BY
1T over againi They can afford to do it
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-09

ELSEWHERE will be found significant
letter, which was drawn from Governor
Shepherd on Saturday last by Senator Ali
son, chairman of the Joint Investigating
Committee upon the District of Columbia.
1t is of much interest and importance to all
the citizens of the District, and indicates q
change of the present form Of government
to one more simple and manageable.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-09

TIE Senate yes tsrdsy succeeded in making
an amendment to the moiety bill in the inter-
est of the smugglers. It was the provision re-
curing the informer to furnish the certificate
of the court as to the value Of his services be-
fore he can be paid. The smuggler pays cash.
Under this law, he can not only outbid the
Government, but he can also, by lawyers
fees, keep the case in court for years, or until
ths informer starves 10 death. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-09

An oReANzhrIoa, styling itself the "Na-
tional Christian Association" has opened a
warfare against secret societies-Masonsi Odd
Fellows, &c., &C. It Is morssthan probable
that these National Christians are national
dead-beats. We do not care particularly about
secret societies, but many of these perform
noble work, and the world would not be4m-
proved by their abolition. -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-09

WHEREAS that there are Democratic as
well as Republican rascals in South Caro-
lima, the grand jury of Lexington county
and the grand jury of Lancaster county
have each presented three indictments
against three county commissioners for
theft and corruption in office. These six
Southern patriots are white Democrats.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-09

JOHN MAHoNEr, who rejoices in the soubri-
quet of the american Jack Sheppard, T" and
who has spent. large portion of his life behind
the bars of prison cells, has written letter in
dorsing the management of the Joliet Illinois)
prison. He declares 1t to be, in his opinion,
"the best conducted prison in the United
States" Mr.. Mahoney ought to be good au-
thority on the subject.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-09

In consequence of mechanical difficulty
in the press-room yesterday morning our
carriers were unable to deliver The Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN to q portion Of our
readers until a later hour than usual We
regret the disappointment to our subscribers.
and have taken measures to prevent repe>
tition of the occurrence in the future. =.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-09

THE New York Chamber of Commerce
held meeting yesterday, which was ad-
dressed by Messrs. Schultze and Eaton in
favor of the repeal of the moietieoo Resolu-
tions were passed urging the Senate to pass
the House bill
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-09

''THE pivotal principle in the reciprocity
treaty ;" says the Louisville ourisr-Jouraai,
sis free trade" Every free-trade Journal in
the country, every free-trade writer and orator
advocates and supports it.. Somewhat curious,
but true. This reciprocity business will bear
watching.
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DRY GOODS.

OtHEAP DRY GOODS.
" Dress Goods, I2k, Is, Is, 20 and . cents.
Striped Grenadines, l2yx to G14 cents.
ga Black Wool Grenadines, q. So worth $50
Black Iron Grenadines, very low.
Satin Striped Grenadines, less than market price
Pongee and japanese Silks reduced
Lace Points and Jackets at cost
White Goods cheap, in 5wlssesr victoria LATns,
Nainsooks, 0rzandies, and Percsles-
Ladies' Linen Suitings, i2S 10 "a eenss-
Parasols In new styles a rsduesa RressiIir
lei 68 Pennsylvania avenue, south SIDE.
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MARRIED.

HALL-MAGEE.-ont the 9Th inst, by Rev DR..
Sunderland, Mr.. JAMES E. HALL, OF BaltiIto re,
and Miss JENNIE MORRISON MAGEE, of this city.
JUST -GIEsEKING.-on the 2lst Of May, ls,4
by Rev. L. Rietz, STEPHEN JUST and Miss SOPHIA
GIESEKIHG, both Of Washington.
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PROPOSALS FoR FUEL.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
wAeHINcroN, June . 1874. Il
Sealed proposals. lndOr.ed and ADDRESSED % ne
oseiock M Of Tia nth Of Juns, to supply the Navy
department and Offices thsrsofin Wilmington with
8 tons 70 pounds TO ton, Sss, quality ~hiis ash
10 tons d 20 pounds ssssn, bat quality wnits ssh
80 cord: cubic fsst, Of ~sil-seas0asd, good size
10 CORDS is ssai. Oct, wsll-ssasOnsd Saker.s Pine
An Of which WIN be wsiEhsd, measured aud In
spected oy the Navy Department. inspector, e. the
AZ pense Of the eoutractor according % the require
ments o. the act Of Congress approved July u 1870
: These supplies must be delivered a. the Eavy De-
July next, 20 insure which. bonds WIN Be required
or the successful bidder. - e
both, but must state 80 much per cord ton the
case ray Be. without dlssinEuishlng AZ 20 sizs Of
ief .iI1,.s !. > -. sssgetAry CT ns NsSY..
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~ \ o T i Q E .

f~ 4 o T Q E
- ~ = DISTRACT OF ,CoLuMgJa,-
- WAsHINGroN,April u 1884, =
,b An eonnsint; in regard 20 OF :hs psstgf
boom No. coiuS issa salIs n
.Pfs Inspector Of Cabbage and Ashes.
fSpDR. g. Q. BOND HAS REMOVED
Cali. len az the DIuS store corner
Tenth street and and New York avenue wiz receive
E~ALL THE COUGH MEDICINES,
Nm. 60 Liver OILS. rroches &c. al the TEN
eSFCURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
- Of the DAILY AND WEEKLY NATIONAL
ksPUSilcAS. and 81 other city 2apsrs can be oh;
News Dealer. under Sc. Cloud hotel, corner % 81
anu Nintn stFeety. teio-u
f~N OTICE.-I AM NOW PAYING
high cash pTt s fer nd nd Clio
TERz6G ~ street. S sass Sa n Ninth and Tsns
streets northwest prompt attention viii be given.
f~DRUGs, CHEMICALs, PERFUME
s. Rates. 8; E2Ri Rss sFe fRis: &C.
~-PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR
- medicinal purposes, at the Temple Drug
r~WHRN YOU DwIIAT
Drug Store, and Ninth streets. noviY
~HOMEOPATHI
- specifics a the TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
WLEsAL AND OTHER BRIERs
At the REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE. noIs-u
WwRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
~ at this once.
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N-S~I>a"
5 2,5 10000
HJVVVyVVS
divided into twenty thousapx gifts, viii bs oh :
tributed among the ticket-bS,ders.

Grsnd total 20 ooo gifts, all cash 5 900
! PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets. $50; halves, S25; aenth. or each
coupon, 8; II whole tickets for 500; AZ tickets
Tickets are pow ready for sale, aad orders accom-
Liberal commissions viii be allowed to satisfse-
tory agents. ~ 100 ~ =. 49,. sl.54A
Circulars containlng full particulars furnished
THO. i. BRAMLETTE,.
Agent and Manager, Public Library Building,
Louisville. ny. mya- F&Tu-2m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GREEN WIRE GAUZE, FOR WINDOWS,
VI SAFES, &C., &C., to keep out hies, mosquitoes,
and all other insects for sale, wholesale and retail,
JOS. L. SAVAGE,
jes-Tu. Th,s,st Penn. ave. and Tenth street
hog MUZzLESI DOG MUZZLES!
A large and varied assortment, Who'll esae and re-
tail. Al Manufacturers prices. Save your dogs.
JOS. l.. SAVAGE,
jes-Tu, Th,s,st Penn. ave. and Tenth street.
OHoIoE NEW STYLES OF STATIONERY.
The vis-a-vIs, Court Papetsrte, containing two
Quires OF psper and two packs OF envelopes.
Papeteries OF Prizes, Rep and Wove paper, as
sorted tints, containing i've Quires Of paper, and
envelopes match Just the thing for parties about
to go 70 the country for the summer. Also, plain
and cheap stationery. All the new books for sum
mer reading at WIN. BALLANTYNES,
les rs Seventh street.
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STATE LOTTERIES.
100000
ENDOWMENT SCHEME.
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Public Library of Kentucky,
JULY 81, 1874. -

In announcing the Fifth and last Of the series OF
Gig Concerts given for the hencit Of the Public
Library oil Kentucky, the Trustees and Manager
refer with pride and pleasure TO the four WHICH
have been already given: The first, December 10.
In the second Decent Der q ls72; the third, July
g. ls7a, and the fourth, March d, 1874.
Under their charter, granted BY special act Of
tees are authorized to give ONE MORE, and ONLY
ONE MORE, Gift Concert. With the money arts'ny
from this Fifth and last Concert, the Library,
Museum, and other departments are to be enlarged
and endowed with liked and certzip annual In :
secure beyond peradventure, not only the msin-
tcnince OF this magnificent establishment, but its
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-09

THE founding of new parties promises to
be the favorite summer amusement New
parties look magnificent on paper.
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TIES OF ADVERTISING:
lie WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN

TIE REPUBLICAN, HAs 4 LAGER CLRCU-
Ia ALTON THAEAEY OTTER MORNING PAPER
IN TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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rh. NLr1onA1 RrpupI1cAN Is pubiished eyery

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is published every
morning Sundays excepted at the southwest cor
nerofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and is furnished to subscribers (by carriers) ct my
cents per month.
Mail subscribers, $50 per year; s4.oo for six
months, and 500 for three months. Terms in
VariAbly in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Twenty-Five cents per line. Advertisements under
The head of 'tFor Sale or Rent, WANTED 4" Lost
and Found, " and personal" twelve and . halt
cents per line.
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Ispublished every Thursday morning. and Is fur
nished to subscribers al the following rates: One
copy one year, e; three copies one year. o.; ten
copies one year sl5; single copies In Wrappers eve
cents each.
~ All communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed TO WIN. J.
GURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, D. c.
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
HEADQUARTERS MARIEH CORPS,
QUARrxRMAsI9a's OFFICE.

HzApaUARTRRs MARIEE CORPS,
,.f ouAsTnaMAsIsa's OFFICE
Sealed proposal. vii s Eseeissd i n 81. once
III z o'clock n. Of FRIDA AZ. ne lsth d.y Of Jun:
places during The ascs y.sr ending 18th June, isIS
Points he q he aad
cay ;: E; y as . an'
The Coal 70 se good white ash anthracite egg Coal
q 5. 81 he q
Marine Bsrr.es. Is may 3 ~ sn Re;
q sIps1,s e The gpitsd s..s.y and both I, Wood
i.Tiy feQuistioa OF The comnsndins odcef, show
Ing the QUANTITIES required In accordance Win reg
ai,'i0n'' Was fR6RTsMoUTH. Nh.
iS s sons % q woo WOOD.
oHARLEsTowS, MASS.
g sords or Wood.
(Including Assistant Iouartsrmasser's omee>
10 cords Of FMaHfHHsiiDrLrHlA.r Pa.
100 tons Of Coal.
tISsiSding Assistant ouar,ermaster' aoHee.)
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
lIncludlng guard At Naval hagszlas.,
30 cords or wood:
ANNAPOLIS. ND.
oeords Of woSdd spopp
50 tons of Goal. ...
% cords Of Wood. AZ
PENSACOLA. FLA.
% cords Of Wood fi
MARE ISLAND, CAL. a-
io6 tons OF Coal.
81 cords Of Wood
twith ne privilege ;of Increasing the qasa''y
II he Wood and Coal furnished .. ws.hin cay
a ~ usessursd weighed and certifsd BY the Gov
eminent Inspector appointed ~ the Navy Depart
uent, and the expense attending sncn tnspecuons
kc., paid By the oontractor. =. -...,-.. -.
Blsh. Sorar Or pTeRosa :riae e po.ts' sPoA
Psymenti Will be made ppoR ne ress,2s 81 o &C
eers al the posts 81 which the Wood or Coal hag
Seen delivered. The right Is reserved 10 reject Al
guaranty, 20 % signed BY I've responsioe oess, Z,
ne 'iInited States Dlstrfos Attorney. or United
states collector, must accompany each proposal
~ her wise d will not be considared,-
10 be Endorsed Proposals for fuei. and ad-
dressed TO the uhaefs's WILLIAM b. SLACK.
MAJOR and ouarsermsstef Uaissd STATES A nrs
Corpss 70 - = - ~
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THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT

For The purposes mentioned, and which Is posi-
lively and unequiyocally announced ak TIL LAST
WHICH WILL EVER BE GIVEN UNDER THIS
CHARTER AND By THE PRESENT MANIAC e.
MEM, Will come of in the Public Library Hall, ai
Louisville, KY, =
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NEW DRY GOODS.

NEW DRY GOODS.
JAPANESE SILKS, 50 to
JkPkNEsE STRIPES, %
and M cents.
CQI0RED DRESS LIN
L ESsk { sf Fri; POLO
-NAsE CLQTH, at &c.
BOYS LINENS, for suits.
fr3H 2oc. qg % Is cents.
sx sTFEE crow fos&ELs. DAM
ASK TABLE LINENS,
hARSEILLES QUILTS,
&C., at reduced prices.
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July an, 1874.

At this lnal Concert everything via be upon g
scale corresponding with its ncTpa,ea impor. nee.
The music VIII be rendered by an orche.trs cou-
OF one hundred performers selected forgre;r
fame IN different. lands, and the unprecedented
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TO DIR READERS

TUESDAY MORNING ::::::::::::::::JUNEs lsTs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r~THH MEMHERs OF M00NT vHR.
.S NON LODGE. No. s, X. Of. Pr. are .le-
t to fHsfs
transact business Of importance in relation TO sts
o. Sisei q q RI E.
FTHEhE Will BE, 4 MEETINa
held a. the frsnfiin scS5oi on TUEspRYs s ie
IS ss TIE STD Instant At s R GslSsS ssersy
~ KNIGHTS OF PYTHTAs.-MEM.
- y BERs q Rsllsnqs koass, No i - or
as 5 0 y sharp Ticket. g. the s
81 order RI. wHrTNe,C o. c.
Gto. LEWIS EBERLY, 4. Of B. and 8. Jes
r~THE HIBERNIA BUILDIIG AS.
nss IL S IF SSs on n hE sfbasE
EvENIhG June 10 lS14, at O'Clock in f,e school
r
store Os Sr ;sos s55 e Pr
James E1c&ey's, No. 81 street, and Dennis CON-
ns corner Of First and T. ' " S5 fIisfsi
BOARD OF PULLING WORKS,
DIsTRIcr OF CotUMBIA,
rnso,,.o =, T., . MAsalSg ToS, June nN
so% gis a and ess Streets ss
jes,st = t cHxsS.,s. JOHNSON, Secretary.
r~-FEsTIvAL AT GRACE CHURCH
Sa ao ana BIZ sD4ins
for this Sscssion. Trains illleIysihs city alto
.T ESPsR ;ss:;, o
| ~r N. g I Ai;a1SSsRR1RsgLArINs
Containing Histories, Biosrspiies, Travels, works
Library. Standard works added as soon IS pub
Quarterly Subscription. &C co
Semian1da subscription %
Annual subscription 10 members OF tie asso-
Each Subscriber i: Untitled to draw tasbooi. !.
Free bridegroom attached. ~
Sabbath services IN Lincoln hall at $50 pn.. and
In metropolitan hull at p. IN. je5-tf
r~KIRKwOOD,s INHALER IsTHE
II ne and oSesH sd pPy fer
For sals BY all the principal druggist and ins.ru
49, e. III. WELLS, DENTIST, HAS
ren9yed efhce 70 his residence, Ios Second
r-DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
~ Ohio College of Dental Surgery. III Sew
enth street ; east En side bet ana E few doors
in extracting Teeth. Teeth 81 a SOC, either jaw.
tWsPECIAL INsTRUCTfoN
fESnAHsHIF, geSEBEEsEss AND oonnr-
morning and evening, during the summer months,
oafS: Also private Instruction duTinx tasso
nSPRAILROAD TICKETS BOUGHT,
natl LcaisTis tSdl.asp0ifs 81 louis Or !n Gin:
e & ef Il GsPS
Pennsylyania avenue, In the Continental Hotei.
H~DR. NARY A. PARSONS, :
A. No, 1Sa y between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Once hours from to 10 Q. N.
and . to5 p. m. myl2-lm'
r~NOTICE 10 HACKMEN.-THO1E
~ Hackmen who do not pay their proportion
Of the expense Of keeping the HacxtStands clean
will not be allowed 70 9eenpy the stands: BY order
myl2-tf CLEMENT HILL. Gen. Inspector.
~ MI 3 o n MS -
ORIGINAL POLAR SODA, y.
lE9 Pennsylvania avenue, near wIIIsrd's, :
DEPOT FOR MINERAL WATERS.
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MALAGA Fruit Company,
4Oa NIrTTfz STF EET.
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TOURISTS,

Aud THOSE VINO leave the CITY during the
summer melths for the CogNBRY: SUN
5RRsg isas Is TEssyie syI 6 rs
shipped BY express 70 any part Of the
country. - y
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WIN LOOK no fnrther for Shsiss selection !. I!
MANY. = L.
All the above goods areiu tin or glass, in snail
ok s2cs. are pre- pared for instant use, and Gamble
r-:cd without breaking.
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS.

FRIENDS EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-The eleventh an
nual meeting Of the Friends Association of PhIla-
deIphIa and vicinity was held tonight. The 70
port Of the executive board states that the num-
Der Of schools now open is nineteen, sixteen Of
which are In North Carolina, and the other three
In Virginia The average number Of pupils dur
ing the term has been 1sl2 enrolled, and ,s5l in
attendance. The aggregate receipts for the year
were Ga soo.A
THE STEAMSHIP NEDERLAnD IN THE DELAWARE.
The steamship Nederlsnd, whose fate was con-
sidered critical while she was on the shoals at
Brigantine, arrived In the Delaware river of thie
city at2lS p. m. to-day, having been towed upby
the tugs America and Relief. Capt. James. her
commander, reported to the company this after
noon that his mistake Of the lights at Absecorn
and Little Egg harbor for Capes Heniopen and
May, was the cause OF his getting on the shoals.
Except the loss Of her rudder screw, and perhaps
her stern post, the vessel is uninjured. The
amount Of cargo thrown over IL not known. It Is
thought that one hundred tons were cast over
board. The Nederland was not ashore, but an
chorsd In the stream.
CURRENCY BILL AxD MISREPRESENTATION
TO THE PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS.
At q meeting of the Board Of Trade tonight
resolutions were adopted asking the President to
veto the currency bill now before him. A memo
rial was also ordered to be sent to Congress,
stating that the system of moieties and employ
ment Of spies and informers as part Of the Gus
toms department has eliminated In o league for
the deliberate plumber Of legitimate commerce
which, II continued, must end In utter anarchy of
mutual interests.
RESOLUTIONS or THE BAPTIST coNvERzrcz
At meeting Of the Philadelphia Conference Of
Baptist ministers held to-day series of resolu-
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BOSTON, ITEMS.

MEETING IN AID OF NEW ORLEANS.
BosToS, Aprn 2o.-There was q considerable
gathering Of citizens at the Mayors ofoe to-day,
anticipating reply from the Mayor OF New Or
leans to the inquiry Of the committee concerning
the details Of the distress In New Orleans caused
by the hood and a. to the best plan for rendering
assistance, but IS no reply had been received up
to o'clock p. N, the meeting adjourned subject
to call.
TKxALE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
The question Of the right Of women to become
members OF the school committee has been re-
fsrred to the full bench OF the Massachusetts, Su-
prene Court.
BOSTON, on REpENPrroN-ADDRRss or tan
yANBUTL HALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
sPEcIE-PAYIEe LEAGUES RECOMMENDED.
The executive committee appointed at recent
meeting at Fsnsuil hall, to take action for up
hsiSln5 sAs DpRS 5aish have Issued an address
out the country, to unite the people In vor Of de-
handing that the Government shall redeem the
financial pledges and t. create stronger public
sentiment In favor Of specie payment.
STRIKE OF sroaE-cUryERs.
BosToS, April 2o.-Tho broWnstone cutters Of
this city have struck against reduction OF wageA
and the erection Of many buildings Is suspended
In consequence.
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NEW ORLEANS.
CLUB RACES.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2o-To-day was the
fourth day Of the races Of the Louisiana Jockey
Club. The track was heavy and tho sttsndsnce
moderate. The weather was clear and pleasant.
The first race, one mile and one eighth, for
thres-yesr oIds, club purse OF $500, was won By
Bay Rum; beating Ira Wells, Larry Hart, Hattie
Farris, Sweet Bay, Vanderbilt and Lutitia q. ID
the same order. Time, zl41<
The second race, . riding race Of one mile and
half club purse Of $500, was won By Edwin
Adams, followed by Chris Doyle, Captain Hutch
inson, Hunki Dori, Tabitha, B. F. Carver and
Revenge. Time, 2:59. Carver fell near the haif
mile pole and his rider was slightly injured.
The race, mile heats, best three In ave, for an
ages, club purse Of $500. was won by Denny
Brook; beating Quartermaster and Mary D.
Time, 1:seX. 2oo7<, L5s1 s@
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THE FLYERS

WASHINGT0N DRYING ASSOCIATION.
This recentiy-oSEanized association, composed
% some,cf the gentlemen owning fns stock In the
District, bids far 70 prove 0 great success. Ar
ranernents have been perfected Or the spring
meeting, which promises 10 BE- one q the nnsst
dispia5s OF the Find svsr given IN he District.
The rscss VIII continue fo< several dsys, and for
each dap number Of nns horses have been en-
Jared. TIE association have leased hns track,
and wiz tunsdiatsly proceed 70 have II put In
good condition. A grand stand viii be eseeted
for the bsnent Of the ladies, and such other sddi
lions made asars necessary 20 insure the eonsort
OF spectators- Major Richards las been selected
- marshal, which 10 . sufficient gusrantes that
good order VIII b maintained. Season tickets.
good for the ave Gays prize. three aollars will be
sold untn April - after which only singIs tickets
seod for ono rscc, at one dollar eseh will be dis
posed Of Already large number Of ladies' and
gentleman have secured season tickets, and the
Indications are that the frss spring meeting Of
tns association Will DO an affair OF which the
msnbsrs can we'll afford 70 feel proud.