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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31

ru potatek u6inil. Jakoz nam SO strany
iedne tato nova monisticka 4 y tilosofie
prave porozum6ni skutccnenu svetu tepr-
v6 otevfe, takz nam SO strany druhe, isouc
pouzita praktck6m zivote, proklesti co
stu mravnimu zdokonaleni, nonuz by
chom po cestach jinych nikdy nedosli. 5
icii pomoci daue Sc koneen6 do dila, aby |
chom vybfedli ill .iedenkrdto 70 stavu
barbarstvi, nGmS pres vsecku slavenou
osvetu naSeho vcku pfodce jen dosud die
pine. jest pechtichu mnoho pravdv ma
tom, co slogu;nt Alfred Wallace Y teto
pfitin6 zaverkn sveho cestopisneho dila
prav;;
,.Nase vladni sonstava, nase soudni Ii
zeni Ga soudnictvi vabecl, nase veskera
mravni spolecenska organzaee, sroyna'
na nasem 1zasnimi pokroky vptirod-
Mich vtdach praktickem iich pouziti,
trva We stavu barbarstyI."
Toto spoletcnske mravni barbarstvi
nikdy umtlym srouboyanym vychova-
MIN, iednostranJm nedostatecnym vyu-
covanim, vniterni nepravdivosti zevnel-
sim vyparad6nim nasi vzd6anosti nepfe-
koname Spise name potiebu d6kladne-
no obraceni sc ku pfirode II k ptirozenym
pom6rGm. Toto obraceni sc vsak tcnkra
te ien mozn6 bude, M clovek sve prave
,,postayeni pfirode" pozna pochopi.
,,Potom ncbnde sc 6lovek IA v,'minku od
piirodnich zakoud mi, ale on konecne
poGne We SVEN ylastnim konani mysle-
nj vyhledayati zakonitost bude snaziti
Sc zivot sv6i prrodnimi zakony spravova
Ii Jim pfispIsobovai .iei. On dolde tam
ze svGj pospolity zivot, t. j. rodine a
state, nebude zatizovati die pfedpis6 mi
nulych stoleti, ale spise die roxumoyyeh
zasad pfirozeneho poznani. Politika, mra
vouka, pravni zasady, JED dosud vsemo
znych pramend napaieny isou, hudou 81
!; muset vytvafeti We shodG die pozaday
!. kI pfirodnich zakon6. Bvtnost (exsteI
4 ce) ddstoina eloveka. o jake iiz tisiee le
baiime, stane Sc koneene pravdou." (Tal
pise Fritz Ratzel We spise ,,Sein nnt
Werden der organischen Welt.T
Neivyssi vykon lidskeho ducha jes
> ouplne poznani, vyyinute sebcyedomi lid
skG, toho sc prystici mravni sila k ci
nun. ,.Poznei sebc sam p" volali il
mudrci stereho veku ma Gov6ka dychtic
!; no snaziciho Sc po zuslechteni. Rovne
;, tax ozyya Sc nauka WYNN nelen lednt
mu nd,idui ale veskeremu GloveGcnsty
:. A iakoz Jest kazdemu iednotlivci posts
;, pujici sebepoznan nelmocneisl pakou
:. mravnimu zdokonaleni, tax tlovGeeI
VI styo co celek poznauim sveho pdvodn
y sveho skuteeneho postaveni pfrode II
~ vyssi drahy lnrayniho zdokonaleni uyed
;" no bude. Proste, iednoduchG nabozenst
30 piirody, zalozene M jasnem, cistdm VI
d6ni pfirod6 a jeiim nevyya2iteInt'
pok "a du ri ieveni, bnde pfiste y
vyssi mife We sm6ru zuslechfovdni Il I'd
~ konalovani ma postup WYNN tlovece
:. stva pdsobiti, nez vSecka rozmanita ci
kcyni nabozcnstvi rGznych narodd, KITE
-. ma temnlch taiemstvich knczske sekty
Il; ieiiho bajeslovneho zieveni spociyai. +
sti vekoYe osavoyati budou nasi dobu,
niz nauka WV inu pdvodu ytdecky
u; ddyodnGna, co epochu, kterou nova blal
on; lelna doba lidskeho WYNN zapocal
no ,yznaGena jsouc vitekstvim dueha syol
,dn dne poznavaiciho mad nasinon vlad
ic- autority (cirkve) income szuslechtnllcl
ucinkeln nonistcke tilosotie.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31
Everett Wcddell Il CO.
pen6znici
els. 1lD Bank Street

mali hlnvni bank6fsky zivod. plati iro-
Ky na casove vklady prodavaii drafty
na vSechna hlavni mesta Europy. 2G-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31
CHAS. BECKER
ma
ID pivnici u res ur n N I

prodava vina, lihoyiny, 81 (ale) pivo dout-
Milky atd.
Dava zdarma mnC cd 10 do IL hodin
dopolednc.
Velka kOMirna,
pijcuie konc porozy Il pfiiima kone ku
krrneni a osetfovani. Taktez ma koni
MA PRODEJ.
343 Woodland Ave. roh Belmont Sire
s. Cleveland, ..
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-11-11

TNEAS RETAILED AT IMPORTERS
IL PRICES,

II PRICES,
BY THE
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.,
s31 Arch Street, cor Second aud Coates Street. and
62l s. Second st A., Philadelphia Pa.
This is an organization OF capitalists to
IMPORT AND DISTRIBUTE TEAS
for small profit saving the consumer all profits
of middlemen. We control large part of the best
teas brought to this country which are sold only by
ourselves Persons buying Of other dealers do so to
their own disadvantage. Our houses In China and
Japan have the very best facilities of selecting,
which gives us great advantages. We have estab-
ished stores for distributing our teas In all the prin-
cipal cities OF the United states. We give to our
customers
BEAUTIFUL OIL CHRONIC,
(taken from the richest gems, of American and
Foreign artsts) which, If bought at picture stores,
would cost much more than the price of the Tea.
These chromos are a present to our customers.
All goods warranted TO give perfect satisfaction
OF the money refunded.
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.
s31 Arch Street, Second and Coates Streets and
G2l $. Second street, Philadelphia, Pa.
nOV2-4W
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-11-11

The FIRST DIvIDEND.-Wm Candy, assignee
Of John McLear & Son, this morning declared
a dividend of 1215per cent, equal to one-eighth
of the entire co-partnership claims, for the ben
eft of the co-partnership creditors. This diyi-
dend will be paid on and after Thursday, the
10Th inst. 1t will be we'll, however, for some of
the creditors to call for their dividend the next
day, or day or two after, as it will be impossi-
BILE to pay out the whole amount in one day.
The dividend will be paid at any time after the
10Th. No dividend has been declared OH the in
dividual claims, nor will there be until after the
suit now pending is decided, although an amount
sufficient to cover these claims has been re-
served IN the hands Of the assignee.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-11-11

(yHEsT PROTECTORS, OF RABBIT
" Skin OF ordinary and extra large sizes, a.
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ocean Steamships.


A NcHoR LINE. $sGxh
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
IA VORITB ROUTE FOR TOURISTS.
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
STEAMER EVERY SATURDAY,
From Piers 20 and 81 North River N. Y.
Rates Of Passage-Payable in Currency.
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY,
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST.
Cabin S65 to $50, according to accommodations
Cabin Return Tickets issued at reduced rates.
INTERMEDIATE AND STEERAGE as low as by
any other frst-cass line.
Drafts Issued for any amount at lowest rates.
For Tickets or further information, apply to
SAMUEL II. BELTS, Adams Express, or A. d. LIE
ware. apr9-6m
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STAY GRANTED IN THE BEEouER-TnToN LIBEL
sUIT-MoULToN PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
NEW YORK, Nov 10.
In the City Court of Brooklyn, stay Of pro-
ceedings was continued in the Tilton Beecher
suit until argument had been heard ON an APP
peal for the granting the bill of particulars.
The plea of not guilty was entered in tho libel
suit brought by Miss Edna Dean Proctor against
Il, ID, Mouiton,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-11-11

SEVERE FAII--A child of Robert Pyle, be-
tween two and three years of age, fell while de-
scending the stairway of the dwelling of John
Kelley, at 610 Orange street, this afternoon, and
sustained probably fatal injuries. The child
was removed to the residence of its parents, on
the opposite side of the street, where it was
lying in spasms at latest accounts.
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il Is no alcoholic appetzer,whic stimulates for
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directly on the liver and spleen.
II regulates the bowels quiets the nerves, and
gives such healthy tone to the whole system as to
soon make the invalid feel like new person;
Its operation is not violent but Is characterized by
great gentleness the patient experiences no sudden
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And silently steal away
This ia no new and untried discovery, but has been
long use with wonderful remedial results, and Is
pronounced by the highest medical authorities, ''the
most powerful tonic and Alternative known"
For sale by JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY y CO.
| octIg4w Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEW BOOKS!
In AT
h. s. R. Blu LER'S
Book, Stationery and Newspaper store, 42O Market
Street.
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LNVERYBODYS OWN PHYSICIAN
IL by C. W. Gleason, NJ d. A magnificent volume
of Iss octave pages-beautfully Illustrated and e.
ganty bound. Contains matter just adapted to the
wants Of every family. over $50 engraving. one
agent sold 100 copies lin one week, another SO in
three days, and another % in four days. AGENTS
WANTED. Circulars free. Address at once. II. N.
MCKINNEY Il co, 1875 SAMSON st., Phila oct10 4w
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Spain.

HEAVY REWARD FOR STOLEN PAINTING.
MADRID, Nov. 10.
The municipal authorities of Seville offer $40,
900 reward for the recovery of Murillo's great
painting, lately stolen from the Cathedral in
that CITY
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A MEXICAN LINE - T Fl e s%Tf6
IN AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COM s-xassasaa&ss
PANY OF Observation-Disclosures mail Steam
ship service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN,
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia, and
Sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool
The following Steamers are appointed to sail from
Philadelphia
.ABBoTsFoRD, Oct. 20 OHIO, Nov 10
PENNSYLVANIA, Nov. | -KENILwORTH, Nov. 26
ILLINOIS, Nov u INDIANA, Dec.
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
Cabin s75 to 800 according to accommodations.
Steerage and Intermediate u skets to and from all
points at the lowest rates.
Steamers marked with Star do not carry inler.
mediate.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsur-
passed. Ample attendance is provided. Every
steamer carries surgeon and stewardess.
These steamers are supplied with Life-Rafts in
addition to the usual Lfe-Boats and Life-Preserv-
ers.
Through tickets and through Bills of Lading is
sued between all prominent points.
For passage, rates of freight and other tnforma-
ton apply to
807 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
Richardson, Spence Co. Md. Cummins& Bros,
Liverpool. Queenstown.
8. f. BELTS, Agent, Adams Express ONCE Will
mington, Delaware. A. 81. GRMSHAW, Agent.
Wilmington Del.
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DIED STAR LINE-APP0INT- sEff@h
HI ed to carry the Belgian and United ~-ssaAsksss
States Mails. The following Steamers are ap ointed
to sail
FOR ANTWERP:
From Philadelphia. From New York.
,ADERINAD, Nov. 10 COLINA, Oct. 30
NEDEHlLAND, Dec 4 SWITZERLAND, Nov. ~
FROM ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia. For New York.
NEDERLAND, Nov. 10 SWITZERLAND, Oct. 20
VADEHLAND. Dec. C0LINA, Nov. ~
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin 500 Second Cabin, $50
Steerage and Intermediate tickets to and from all
points at the lowest rates.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsur-
passed. Ample attendance is provided. Every
steamer carries surgeon and stewardess.
Through tickets and through bills of lading issued
between all prominent points.
For passage, rates of freight and other informa-
ton apply to
3O7 Walnut street, Philadelphia. ~ Broad Street,
New York. b. wonder Becke, General european
Agent, Antwerp. s. #. BELTS, Agent, Adams Ex-
press ONCE, wilmington, Del. A. Il. GRIMSHAw,
Agent, Wilmington. Del myI-1y
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PARTISAN DEMOCRATIC REPORTS FROM THE SOUTH
MORE FAVORABLE RETURNS FROM ALABAMA
AND LOUISIANA.
rox.at.t. 80 A.. At " r,au.,.t,.,
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FURs FURs'
Greatest bargains ever before offered.
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
SABLE FURS,
In PHILADELPHIA.
No Lady should buy her FuRS until she has COM
pared prices with those of
A. DANCoNA,
622 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
WE HAVE ONE PRICE AND FAIR DEALING
TO ALL.
OUR STOCK OF MINK Stables
tremendously large. Every lady sure to get
suited at the old established stand OF
A. D'ANCoNA,
1922 ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
oct9s-sm
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-11-26
0sInngeHrs SbutiashiGt.

Sn Denver maat bas ,9Ournal"
iibtr tIs StrcrSnuns sss tprlIOsn etatt.
raibss. hdb bic pcII,ln.n R& Rtis In
llnifCrm ssIssu muffin, bic lOIstntsn
8at:
Bon hdb tis fpSi. rutt IN Mcipt.us
Nrm,
Der pOIIJlfi trast llnilarm..
Our6whbist Rrauittii fdp @stdrm
elect tr iu Belt In unilirm.
Die Cleft. libti ais Sort unb Saltm
Gpajitrin ar Ia llnlFrm.
Sm @rnbs f.IbR, 70 WINS bic gcrm,
@&liit u Ia Scln llnIfOrm.
gtli pttrue fprltht: Su ormt. Burm.
6.tI trauGlt On fsIHs tlnIfarm.
Gin es6Tfr bn tBbnin 55htsr.
fduis 10 Buelau frdslt sins SAiiltrIn :
,,sRo lit8t Ianiua 2"
nSn Baattn," wnr bic naiu, aniwor!
esr @tfrnsttn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-11-26

MaritIiriiGte aafbsbsn. = 8ibm
anb RnrtofiIn fclIls man liftsr In truf.
.tsntn @rutsn Uhtr @lisittn im 8rsleu,
als In 9tIltr inter hem Suult ouf6t.
ben. Sorst far BE n6lbiss eiftuns ;
Girctbhf&sl f6Rntn ole isds SUP In
BITE 8sttduns btr @rutta 10 titl,m
3ptds sInesfaai wtrefn. Btnp NOD
@urstln TN BCbsn linb, frnitt lls lcfori.
Gin auttr. fpbaaniItlIer ano ptrmantn.
isr WugsiIItllsr an stntm btqatmtn Or.
it IN fbr enthusiastically
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-11-26
@rpe1IttpMs= 0stn,erfnna !.

kBT @ir friuden unfsre SerebIIiGtn ".
trnnfnitn. uns ibrfu WcbHIB, b. [. Don. Of.
fee, County ueb Staai, In on uus asri@teien
gritffn NIT mSaIibasr 9inauIafdt auluOsttn
unb bel llfttrffbfluuatn usbf ttm Ramtn
itus ueuiH 0Obaerts glstGifitia be flitne
Abrt(Tf stfdQlah mittibetltn 40 HcIIsH.
Wlau abrrlilrf Brisfe tpts fOlst:
NEW YORKER JOURNAL,
No. 13 & 10 Chatam Street
NEW YORK, N. Y.
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0Bain: qitbt Nlopem, al, ~,

: WVWIHs t'EVt WtHVtWfi Stf tr1u .
den a uobI tins R6htr 2
Macams; SatpVtI | Nbtr "a m,iusm
0auis itibe Id fetHfn anbaaa. Gis Bot
bod Ftinfn Brdullgam2
SS&in @ott ttwatts ttlnsn bfRImr-
ten. iitbt Maeamf; sas mare ia nod
IH1aeT!
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Cba tsbt In 3immsrn pttr RtIrn
auf, no bic 3tmpsralar 70 eIsi&md6is
ale m6sIIn ~; is Rdtsr an 35 Ostr 40
GEab, bslie bfHfE talt F4 bas Dba.
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9ie i6Gnitem &alcn0cr
far 1877.

L. Gesbarb's Pra5t Jami!irH:
1aItntsr. In arOB Auartu. mil pislsn Sflufrd>
ticnsr SrRtr alnHt, tiatr idSnfn }amIlisn.G,r-
etnltafd III SiItefbiuf, unO tInim reid IN
GarSsn aeerudiiu limlhIag. 9'rsis 40 Gents.
@tr tintn auaafieiduti G65atn GaIsnetr--
tin Bamilsntud pcn bIriSfnbtm @ehb-fir
1875 battn BIIl, her bsiislf ;sitig tiiItn pia&t
3dlfnbtr.
2. @ttbarS'S Slinlfrirttts0 0ariens
Iaubs StaIrubsr In AuarIo. sbtnfaas NIT pIrIer
ltSntn 9aullIaiionta uub uI&sm Snbali.
preis % @euis.
ES- Tisirr ldSns 8amiIien Ssitnber pirb
tpfstn btr Nbtdusiuna fIbr bic Blumsnanttim
3inrlfF, be tr fHtbdlt, aud btienetre allfu
GTaI'n unb 9uusfrausn ipiafommtn itin.
3. @etbarb's QaIrnbrr fiir Tnfilae
etuts, IN Sflap, aud NIT pisIfn unb ihar Toni.
l9fn Juufraiionsn une frbsiitrntfni 9nbaIi IN
qTgla uno Ia DnftH. prsis 25 Gtnis. gDe
9srns IatL hfr bflflf Ifb bitten SaIsnkfr.
N'R. gctI. Wuvfnibsr ~, is7l-fL
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"a. @uttn Sag. 3tyr. @kOt
man DID aua wisetrl absr plt taR
Du Dih ptrdnbsri.
.. 80 ,bsi6s nidt @tpsr.
q. RnfwhroIs, iosar bar Wamt Sat
iI& 8sdHb,rtI
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Saaf' nao SaraIos OeiG6It.
&nautb, Wadpb s 3hbne,
l1S 9rcabwap, Wtw>gsrf,
g3 c dbfeI
in ttlitbInm Yrriatn uub ~ sfn biaislu
3dafg .SpurIsu ouf Die mtiln plGge IN
DfutibIane. Srlsrrd5. br SHHrln (trahI.
reid, SCllanb, 8datn. S9Wrefn, Rrrptetn,
DGntmart &uGlanb, llnsarr &c
Nu6 6;ablnngen
burb bic pOilSmtsr. fOipit per 1eItgrapb Ii al.
len pIGB'R Otutfhtnubs, tT SEwfiI, Defer.
rti&'S &c. frsi iR'S Saue.
Giufaiiiruus Ton gIbitaiitn unb G6rSnun.
Gen jsbtr NIt in allen Sbeiltn GurCpl'S.
Srebitbriefe
fur &eltnte sur 9rnuBuus III aasn Giablsn
@urgpas.
@fnsral. Nesn!ur ttr Nblsr. 9Inif.
Dlmp'r aRr AIaiTt slpIi&tn Mtw.gICrf unN
SimlnrB.
@5fpltmter 2, f97i-fJ.
National Republican., 1874-05-30
DIED.
.FARRELL.-on Frld.Y. the.

| FARRBLL. -On Friday, the se tn inst, at Wave.
land, near Salem. naar FsuIuier county, Va, J.D.
DANIELS Farrell. aged TWENTY-FIVE years, sc.
Announce inent OF funeral n rsaftGr. - -
| cUTItBERT.-Tne funeral services or j., II
CUTHBERr, Jr., eldest sen OF Rev. j. II. Cuthhert,
will be held at the residence OF the family, sunday
afternoons AZ o clock: 80. .@,,r'r
GasHs sas aFesy % q sfs @ S'iini
dlessx, England, but forthe fsst fty-seven yrar.
resident Of this ritY In the sevsnty-ninth year o
r Rsfstivss and friends Of the family arc respect.
fully Invited to attend her funeral from her lat,
residence, street northwest, between Twelfth and
fhirteenth, on Monday morning, .lune ], At s:S
sULLIVAN.-on the morning of the 18Th Inst.
NARGAREr SUILIyAH, wlfs Of Daniel Sullivan, IN
the twenty-etghth year Of her age. - l!..--E 4
Rsistiyss and Ia ffiends Of ths family are most e.
late resideucs No, 8 Flrst street southeast, Sun
day afternoon, MAJ a. at O'Clock. - = -.
l ksatssS' ss's5 6nASfass YgiqaRE MAI as
Bel tiYss and Giends Of the Emny are respect
fully Invited 10 attend her funeral from her lat'
tween II and streets, on Sunday afternoon, MAJ
MoHUN.--a the 9s,h instant, at $50 e,cioet,
after q severe illness, SVsAsNAu r. MoHUy,
dsughtet Of the late Philip and Catherine Mohan'
The funeral yni take place a. soseioek Saturday.
WAITER al fhfrd street northwes El-'ss' '.I
Errf1S .sGBaitimore Sun please copy'1 .s5ESIAs'h
egCUTHBERH.aont the 2stir Instant, sftar "a! short
Rey: 8. III. Cutnbeft, d. d. Notice OF the funeral
VIII be given hereafter. = ~ - "a
National Republican., 1874-05-30

f THE correspondent Of the New York
Tribune from this city charges that Assis-
tant Secretary Sawyer not long ago dis.
charged female employee of the Treasury
because she was a relative Of, Representa-.
tive Dawes. The only foundation fol-. the
tale is that her name was Dawes Mr..
Dawes himself will willingly certify that
she is not his relative, but the fact that hel
name Is Dawes was sufficient grounds fol
the customary assault Of Tribune cor
respondent against Government official
National Republican., 1874-05-30

Tn New. York Tribgns. says s"thcre is
scarcely business in New York not Involving
the highest-trsined skill In which there are not
two unemployed men standing rresdy TO take
the place of any empi oyee who chooses to say
that he will not work any longer unless he can
g ct more pay" This condition Of affairs is
not at all surprising when it is considered that
as many. as four thousand immigrants arrive
in that city In single day. But how is 1t with
the trained skillp ....,..,. .. e. -
National Republican., 1874-05-30

NEARLY all the leading Journals in the
country favor the compilation of the Wash
ington National Monument. The New
York Herald Of yesterday printed an edi-
torial in the same vein, 1t would seem that
the country has at last come to the conclu-
sion that the failure to finish 1t is what We
have SO often characterized it, "a national
diS1roce -
National Republican., 1874-05-30

The Episcopal Convention of the Dio,
cese of Maryland, which has been in session
here for some days, came to an end yester.
day. The noteworthy topic of discussion
was, perhaps, that Of Ritualism, to which
the sentiment of the body was evidently
opposed, as was evidenced in the rejection
of the application of the Chapel of the Holy
Communion of this city - ~ -
National Republican., 1874-05-30

TIE Imperial Parliament Of Great Bri
tain and Ireland and the Legislature oi
Newfoundland having passed all the laws
required on their part to give effect to what
are known as the fishery clauses of the
treaty of Washington, the President oi
the United States makes proclamation to
that effect in another column. ..r-
National Republican., 1874-05-30
=-"--

The accuracy Of the official report of the
testimony taken by the District zInyestiga-
ting COMMITTEES. which has appeared 10 TIN
NkfIoSGLT REPUBtiokN 70 the amount o
about fifteen hundred columns, reflects greai
credit upon the stenographers, Messrs Clephsns
& Bradley. The scrupulous correctness. oftht
report is commended on all sides. 1t was .
herculesn task for two men Ito perform, AND
has been handsomely accomplished. ,.aI o. /.
National Republican., 1874-05-30

charge to say that IL the board has msde
CONTRACTS not In pursuance OF Nsppropfia-
'tions made by law, then the Dttfict Is
"ncf, bound fos their paymsnt. Bul We do
"iot place Dor defercs on anysuch frouhd
'TAe iour-mllion( act PROVIDES In ekpress
'tsfms that 10 money shall 3be used a.
'.ftaly Al mag 1epraesicg5s and eopsfstest
Svts6 shs psSlic tpssTsst IN conformity,
with the plan Of improvement, The
proof In the case shows that the board
4deemed Is advisable to- narrow the car-
'triagewsys of the streets, and then put
down a smooth pavement at about the
stcost Of much inferior pavement desig.
mated ,3in tho planG 92theri improvements
''that werc made were but an extension
:ssnd, enlargement of the plan, and in gen
"eral conformity with It. =" 80 I, -
he ,then, shows ,thst Il was impossible 10
go forward with the work in front of pri-
vater property without also completing at.
the same time that In front Of Government
reservations Without leaving the streets in
an impossible condition, and that Congress
had approved that course by two or three
several appropriations in payment Of the
same. q r Further on, referring to. the largely
increased expense to which the board had
been sub bjectedE by the act of Congress in
changing the grades In the vicinity of the
Capitol, and which expense was assumed
upon the eminent legal adyiee Of Nn. Cnsh1
ing, which Mr. Shenabarger was pleased
10, ,ridicule, because he could not controyert'
Id, Mr.. Msttingly pertinently sass: That the
taearneds couasei representing citizens,
ts'hrge real estate owners, should object to
"the payment by the United States of ESQ,
tjusta demand, and urge, reasons in long
illegal argument why II should notbe done,
':is to us matter. Of surprise !; for. we can
's:not think that his clients are 90 tpatriotic
sasito desire that the amount should be as
s.isessed against the property Of the taxipay-. :.
'fer of this city 90 !; '-j'i.g. I 80 90
After showing conclusixely the legality
Of the sewer tax, Mr., Mattingiy modestly!
disclaims perfection fora-his Clients but
insists that our improvements are abun :
dant security and remune nen.ion for the
money expended. and asks the committee!
torecommend that Congress shall recognize
the relations existing between the District
and tie General Government! Hst,'W We 30
fffaot beg for bountys utImersly ask fortlat
(which we think is our due. In granting;
ffthis wei have full. faith that the nation 5.
1"prfde In the nations capital wifi uphold
i"ybu. .htroo f9ioUT'sri fns tsiraraT1 's1a orr 4
~ Me- Stanton made ndd olsar demonstration.
Of the Indebtedness having been kept witliin itllili
the requirements of the organic act, and: q.
noble and manly defence OF the Board iiof
Public Works and of Governor 1Shepherd,
which we shall refer to hereafter. The ut
ter absence, of passion and personalities OBJ
served In these arguments will be no less
gratifying to the public than Il is creditable,.