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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17
sYNPAEHYFoR THE INDIANS.

MEETING At THE UNITARIAN CHURCH
meeting vas held Last evening in the Unita-
rias SAtgsS 6sfnsf d and SIXTH streets, for the
purpose Of mixing prsliminary arrangements for
ne iAssxasasisa' Of . series Of meetings, to be
bald IN 1Ancqln hall, As which u II proposed to
devise some broad, comprehensive plan by which
the Chrigttaa civilization and aboF1gins ssvagery
q Ausrtes sAall dwell in harmony and pesce.
The meeting was conducted By the Rev. John
bssson veteran Indian sympsthiser.
Mr. George Sewage occupied the chair, snd
after some sddrssses were offered, several resolu-
tons we're adopted, among which the following
WAT q s.ss Of the f's
Aesetvsa, That . committee Of representative
persons (iadies and Indians included) be sp-
plan for the eonsidsrstion Of he public meeting
g % held u 1ncoln hall On Wednesday, the 18th
Infant, q o'clock p. m. j. i ~ ; = =
On motion the eommittes was appointed, con
listing Of Nm. Ensklsy, Mrs. Kelley. Mrs. Wood
Ths meeting then adjourned, to meet at Lincoln
nau On wednesday evening, asA o'clock.
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POLICE couRr aKETcHEl
WHILE wILLrAlr s1Mpsor

W Wxx<kllAS3 .SxuESlNs
was pasaag Sans IRON the lnssiss b sssldsut
bat before h could regain 81 AfnvG King w4ltssd
up With . pair Of uneasy fsst and kiekss the
refund vsgseable rolling up the street. 4tnp.
%. started in hot pursuit 81 lie cabbaga q inst
= as T ne :s:ius 1ssehaF g y az
Again DO tired to recover Q al s0l14 ves
s srs S,ds from ne s.s: ~ - 49, 4 +
Wa sssstsIns "a fess aS "a VIII
ss:ae: II: sl =: f :: sS:s
ossf and r e sss
&C. ss E VIII. e e: 6; .s 8: Hi IL ssEe
S:S: ssSa:ak q ssi o.
parrov ella. On being arfaignsd 6eiors l6dss
Eiss pleaded suil!;, ena :: La - ~ 80.
49, r.e... .'....... -.
little brother got iato troabls with Johnny oesi.
and was wor.ted This injured Thomas PRIDE.
ME the Assyrian Wolf on the fold, caught Nm By
the sheuldefe, iheek BIS coat into shreds, M ep
8. ss a.. T 1a Of If M
MINOR oy1RH0Es.
JOuu hoWley, k0W8Iu H1Wktu9, AO0J0Wn2r-
ris, Patrick Long and Rebeces Smith foSflfted
eollaterals. Carter Bell, violation Of the Part
law; hned %. james fantfoy plead gully Of
stealing thirty pounds OF spikes from JOhpIVan
Riswlck; hned tl0. Eliza n. Carter, Larceny Of .
blanket and two chairs; hned els. a.. .zli =
sTATIoN-HousE EPISODE.
While all the officers were comfortably lated
about the warm gfAte In the police at0n- }ouset
corner Of Sixth and e streets southwest they
were suddenly startled BY . mysterious slbking
Of the building and noises resembling lukPH0
earthquake. "Ghostsr' shouted ono OF thdnum-
ber, and then d!sappeared through the bael door
like . blue thunderbolt "What'g to bayf"
shrleked Lieutenant 0essfmd, - he shot though
IN open window on the jump and at downbn an
ornamented ash-pile With APPALLING vtyor.1 Mer.
ciful Marie!' howled the ration keeper, - he
followed 9essford with alarming velocity, Tying
"ls this death!' Is he struck the rongh eeisr Of
. boulder which laid without Then thy col. |
lected themselves togethef and wandered round
in front Of the old she'll, and sounded srA4y" ON
the whistle. In moment the entire numt3r had
gathered, and after war council they e0a)ludsd
That the noise must have been made by Tie hfdsn 1
eollapsing OF the front portion Of the slst4ure,
which prevented strong indications Of hayiEb been
knocked 10. The main portion Of the sbiiltling |
had settled about i've inehex and was fo1la 70 Be
n dsngsrsas epa habitable conditi On. |
lsu veSs Immediately given " Ifeutsn45A Cess |
feedmB qae 6hhffssrs we're sent 10 their So.s
to spend the night. Lieutenant Gessiord VII |
occupy quarters on the corner of and Fosf and
a-hAlf streets until suitable accommodations can
b. furnished elsewhere.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF CLOTHING.
r1, QUARIkRNAsrER's OFFICE,

= C,, VUAKTkKnAsTER,s OFFICE,
There will be sold at public tion at this post,
At 10 O'clock. a. M. On MONDAY, March n Is74,
have been replaced by the new uniform: i59 Fels
Hats, 97S Rrass Numbers, $50 Crossed SabPes, 3jQ
10 Brass Buttons and Slides. -, Leather stocks.
wa yarsls assorted Lace, - Feather. L3p Brass
Letters, I'D Bugies, so Forage Caps - pairs Boots,
~ sa.bes, hS pairs Chevrons: "a eaters or Leg
gins, 80 pairs Metallic Scales, Musicians Uniform
Coats, Musicians, Uniform Jackets, rs Privates3
Uniform Coats. m Privat~s' Uniform Jackets, 76
Flannel Sack Coats lined: STs Flannel Sack Coats,
I'm iEc !; sls !. c"nds~ned Horse; also, con-
Terms Of sale: Cash In United States currency,
The above articles will be sold In lots sui. par
chascr<.
Sale positively ON the day specified.
rr,st r,.n,.n,,, rr.,c, =: n. CAMP.
u. 8. A. mia
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COMMERCIAL.
nALrrxonH nAnxrrs.

|
rhs LTD. narss eins
bbis. Western. as fbliowss 10 Earrsis sup.r q
e. s and ao ss S TO- az ~ 8 s@ o. As q
sd s. ;,ss e nc ch; S "S.
wes,sin wii.s II nm: Is DO. a.. SerinS 10 as 81
81 I'd Il sSa al 20
cSrs.-Tss ssiss io-ssy y were S seasned q Ter
:: ssn Ss p
% ss"'n = Jill guile. and p.sy,
with Ie5s iss. rsesS5s Pat f. iss s1y ale
HSs.:!rne oaefihes wefe more Irberal to-day. I. ,
the market l. Arna hnt there 10 les disposition 10
s csctos.Ws quote psessss ssis~s "a. Eisdne
lSA!0H celteS ley ni1Ailng Y ssnts; strict Eood
os1i1aIZ Axa.tx sssis; 6sca g. ls.soiaX essis,
PTssis5sss.ITh nsrtss T. ffsvisioas 80 ssiss
as.ss 4 sstss ts ssssy e S.i sss y
Hale steck o.lrinss IN 10und lols. We quote
:ss;s.s {: ~ - ~ 8; g -:
sS ::s' "a ga
a. Z s:s sssls s :: = as :ss :.
sK0io cent?. Mes Pork steady e On. n0iG0 per
! ssssS ce 4 q q SsSesS SHOWS ca
E.giisA Islaa1, dos Ife7x eeni.; Cu6a eentsfeS-
8: - !! s $. "a "a 9 IN; s.:
TAi,y:sTns 5sstss fes High Wine. i ~
.elx = 4e2 Er E.ll2r' - :. :. =.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

FORT RILEY, KAN, February %, 1874.
A lot Of unworn Clothing aud condemned Stores
will be sold 81 pyblc auction, 1t this post, 10
O'Clock a M, ON FRIDAY, MarsA q, lszA censist-
L.. sesses: also ses ads r si.nisss fsoa
Bunis. .cook Stove ri1tIre.. stevepipe, htqyss,
Harness. Chains, Hons Collars, Brass, Hose, Pau.
Illus Pamps, Wagons, Drisd Peaches. frsnss, ssls
ATents. Tent Flies, and lot or smaller stores.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
By order Of the Department Commander:
II 100 FRANCES B., JONES,
mh7 Lieut.. Third Infantry, A. A. q n.
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BALTIMORE AND PoroMAcRA1LRoAp

BALTIMORE AND POTOMACRAILROAD
DEPOT coFSn Eos s1HSH A I'D 3 STREETS
@ ~ Rs I; f'' At
s.fsf ny. 4 4saf K S daily ieeomed.
sss daily except sun s GSn' daily, except sun
a 6a,n Aeeomnod.- SIS !: M: Bal.,ner. E.-
II 3 m, Ny, Ey... Line lo;S + a:., Daily rs.
s.eerssHnasy daily Line from Wsss
sassss s2Ra apss siy s.sss tps Yoss
:. EXCEPT ssad.y c,n.,. press, daily, except Sum
s.ss:S
s:s ;. ~. Pselse Ez- n.s Ut p ~, southern Ex-
p, '' MA Ne. s Yert Express,
Ss:is ,: - q sps
= |. M e: Is E. %
:nS ::Sp m. connect a 0iestsa On with trains Tor
q. sl: 4 ' sssia !. is.r ans
ss.essrs s.sms s tSe,t order. At Ticket once,
eoTn.r ana
e Al SoS. az .s
lssisa.po 8. oais A. SH Sl:sn:
49, +. BSBHkky. Gen: snp.r.n,.naen..
A LFEzxTANS33 Inn5A "A AMP. w,AHSHHlI I
n,fk kiEiAK shGRe kaAiiEEMXSxSY. .AA AND
Po afE ne, GSEN 81 SIXTH
s ANY; Il Other: a.s a:is sse .ss
Lcesa t,sins leave Alexsndri.ss follows: 4, IA
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TIE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COUNT.

On medic. Of Mr. p psS1. w miami Fs. ~,
y ssfSS:y ss1 M So~ .t e
court. 49,
No. IA. The stsanship Pennsylvania. sppel.
mt y y.sss v TfScR e a ApPs.l from The
dissriet 81 nav YcrS. ~. Jnsties ssrcr1 Ssiiv'
sfed the opiniou 81 the court reversing the decree
FL tss eas Tts e snts, eac
J. g; g: Spencer TN. .ps.iIs.s 3. oen....;
Court ofths United Htsts: e. ne Dissriet Of
lon g ne eoers sss.ning ne dssrss Of the said
No., = The fr:v;,str Insqrs.es Company.
1rcy 0Gsrt a H IJsitss ssst:. aar ~
s s.S e. q s. Mr. Js.s MIL; *. ds
s9 w "a = ~ nrt w,th ons JUG
renandI.g The eaaas, with directions to award .
nG ~ tf,e 1:,,~,,.,, m. a,... =, r,..,a. -
plsil.a.s ys &; 9: Andsrsoa g e Bll 2 equity.
court sr.n.ins Leave . tSs Stockholders to BE-
come Psztiss q this sa.ss.
. Nc: ~; N. Ui spPshsas99s ~ G Gawsr ~
ths Unitsd state fos ne soaths!n district Of
opinion q The oesrt disnissing The Appeal in tIis
e. jsssiss srsSisy nd II: Jsssie. Miller.
os.p.ay = plsiasas T. error. e: John Cor Cor
decide. q q s:s,as Il: n SSss aa
No 81. TAe Gaylord Iron and PIPE Company,
%sssoa of Mr. Hssrisi, IN S:hsif q counsel, Or.
csnss - dismiessS nm costs " ''i'' ~ &'A''
~ ...,.rsrr,,.r.u
No ~ J.1. O. uaasrvood It a., pls ,n.ia. in
Ia ~
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YoRK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Nraishedbv Ls,ois yoAnson Co.. Baaksrs Vernon
Rotc, n0rtksaA oornsy Psnasrgcoai0 ousasS osd
Ttath xrsst, WasAtaot0a. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17

GE0lQET0WN TAx-PAYERs-PROPEa.
s.: ! :s:S7: g: i:s:s g =
s,K - ~ g ~ = e e 'sass'sE ~ ~.
80 8 zas:'s : i;;|:s
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NAVY YARD AFFAIRS.
LARGE DISCHARGE OF woRKMEN-

LARGE DISCHARGE OF wORKMEN-DE-
tJ PARTURE OF THE sHAWMUT.
One hundred and twenty-sight men from the
plumbsrs'. ship-saEpsntsfs', joinsrs, csulkers',
painters, ccppsr.roiling, boFers and bolters, and
laborsrs' GsnSs Ia the dspartmsnt Of construction
and repair we're discharged yesterday afternoon.
This reduction vss caused BY the shortness OF
funds eecasionsd BY the large sxpsnditures to at
out vessels during the late Cuban excitement.
The United Slater steamer Shawmut, Com
mander Henry l. Howisou, LETT her anchorage of
the arsenal yssterdsy morning. and steamed down
the river bound for the Norfolk navy yard, where
she will remain . few days, and then leave for
Key West to take part In the naval drill now 60
ing on at that port. T
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-17
CITY ITKNa

e9oens y iese tnen nall the usual rates, ut K
vania svsnus. Money can there Be obtained On
all kinds personal property, while for those whc
ts.r. i1ogn cnd = s:l: q the
silver watches. diamonds, musical Instruments,
sewing machines. and vast assortment Of other
asIess Th'h ere selling .t almost what
TIE sroHAcH's REVENGE.
The stomach cannot b maltrested with fmpu-
%Dss ,.ssy 1s.,s !, with
any outrage On the laws or health and It fevsnges
itself through the liver, the bowels the kidneys.
ana
succession. There ID scarcely any variety Of
bodily or mental pain or discomfort which ii docs
powers. Under these oircumstances mere 4 bu mt
ono medicine 70 which the sufferer can resort to
with the certainty Of obtaining Immediate and
esnial Of all stomachics and oorrectives, Hostel.
tsr'e Stomach Bitters, produces an Immediate and
most benenesat change IN the coalition Of the
invisorstsd and soothed, the liver regulated and
toned, the bowels relieved Of all obstructions the
spirits cheered and the relaxed nerves strength
The nearest approach TO perfection. In articles
Fc~asf nov lis e - y r. Yea: :t
s economic. and reliable B:Eing POwds! n ths
sVUnsfy. No uoQsokoopoH e0ouIo b without ie.
10 eoeomplisA the same results, II requires but
OF two.thirds the quantity that q nsess-
form Success n mixing rolls, bread, biscaits,
on it, merits. Doolsy Brother manufActu,crS.
~ swTrsst. New York For sale BY al grocsrs.
MaHA eileen. ssuad teeth, an may have BY
DEE. Price, = end - cents Per bottle
nav Ss,s = on SiOssy h.ir al ds.i.s = an
made Optims. Price, g and % cents pr bottie.
LI0Hr-coloR1D Kid Gloves arc very etylish WHEN
.es solled. Jogyln's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
VIII renovAee them thoroughly. Price, $ cents
srs. -
WELLS MAoHrNHsPR1AD SrRxNerHxsrre
tLAaT.ns, Whenever plaster 70 needed, are nm
fivallsd. Price, -, q. and % cents each.
TEE aR1Af EHeLlsR RnupY for 0ous and
Rheumstism. All sufferers from the above com
plants either Of recent long standing, are ad-
rised 70 use 8lair's 0out and Rheumsfio Pills.
they can b rolled upon ~ the most sale ana Of.
sotuel remedy evsf offered 70 the public, and
rave been universally used In Europs for many
ears With the greatest success. Prepared 81
PRouf = HA1sANf, - Strand, London, En4lsnd,
md sold By all druggists =
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The chairman then introduced Prof. A. n.
reen, Of Howard University, who said:
SPEECH OF PRoyHssoR A. n. GREEN

PILLOW CIr1zxxs: 1t il arraugsdi in the besuti.
iul economy Of our system that whom the sun, the
nrmsment, which has attracted the attention and
excited the admiration and wonder OF the star.
eaxers Of our hemisphere, has ct 70 NJ upon this
tEiIl,ancy and g,lsndor upon the irh.6ita.ts q
another And althe ugh that star, 70 brtllfsnt and
S s1 dns %s S. M e our S'SSs
noas economy Of the 6sa1sns, that We may In
q ih parallel refraction, softly stsaIns over The
Ion, aed behold there another Of squal briilianey
darkness, bsaning forth and aiming down from
the same great pathway across the armament Of
the Gns whicn g recently SiesssS u.s. and which
tanti Of the eastern world. Thus Il Is Sssn that
The Almighty has 90 distributed the blessings Of
that thsy are never. for . single monsn: with.
drawn OF suspended from the crest and all-Wiss
pufpoee Of their creation.
So, too, Il u established IN the grad spiritual
bright star blasing out from oar intsllsctnal nr.
Aament has set to usfn this blank world Of change,
nd wee . .s yieis.ituds, = i..sdi;ssly sntsss
gle!y, and cistinctness in that brighter, bsttsr,
and eternal world Of bliss. for which All human
1teiiigence was ordained.
af.t and brightest maenituds In the infsllsetnal
6elaxy o. our political armament has ~ IN tie
sod stst.s S tS Rhilo.ePhsf, pailaaehrepast
4 no renection upon Ne, fslloW -eitissns, that
, 49, e ny hsrs .tssmps % ~ n hneF q tAs
s.S Sc a:
Grsstsse stssssnan paynot b dscessssd WITH that
Ane Versatility Of language, that eonslinsss Of
sailsd forth from those nen Or ss1srs iitcra,y
W. 0haIlss Sumner ranked = aid sssi s1oss
POI n 4 Int too oman ths e... a.. ,-
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DIyTRIoT INPR0Y1afEvTs.

THs water registrar has bssa dizssesd to srest .
hyGssut on Hasksk near ~ ss0W Of 0sass
strsst -osusgstewn; alse 70 ny xtnsh watss
main y The paskiag . ~ veA ~ q New
HanpeAirs avesue, bstvssa I aad xfstrsets
nsstswsss; al0 = ~ . IT, y.sse aaA1 ieelds
eevsntssuth - 6gktss1Sh Snlsgs lsE1hveet
Tns mHesintAdsnt q esvHs M bsee elseeee4 -
SO sss"sss 8 g - 49, - sts,sss
northwest. Ofdsfs. kSse - iSscs1 ~ pevi1g
ene esf!iag.way q kndE1 skBssf tetwsn 0and p
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.ovERNMENT SALE

CoN'Ys OFFICE, ALLReHRHY ARSENAL
~ -PIffsbURo, Pa, Feb. - iS74.
In compliance with the orders Of the honorable
the Secretary OF War, there will sold NJ public
SAFE, the property Of the United States.
q. r. NfCHAELIS,
First Lient. Ordnance Corps, brevet captain y. 8.
A., A. e.. 3. sHT = ~ 90 mhS
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nensy % lean % Distftt of COLUMBIA ssour5.
ssss g sss ns Hno.y o okas street.
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TEE FOURTH AND Llsr socrABEH
q thassesssa ~ b sivsn n the Nsw York Re-
March - ma Asthis o the anal It proIises e
bs the HI yet. aivsAs T1ekots "a - ~ ~
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
QrARrEaMAsrEn.s OFFICE, /,

QuARrERMAsrER.s OFFrcE)
20 ALIRGuEyV ARsKNAL,
PTrrsnuRe, Pa, Feb. = l06.T
In eomplianee with the orders OF the honorable
Secretary % War, thass WI be seli as pnblie
Se; n 1ls Ses :f anss in =: -
Ing, Camp ard Garrison Eqalpases 2 Writing
Decks: y Forage cap Covers 30 Metallic ScalsGS
2 Uniform Hats. feathers; Cords and 1ssselss
y Eagles; 7sshsiis and TSaSe.:
Fi5st Lisutenant orananee Corps, Dvt. Captain.
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l1esfRS ro1 THr 1o.es

zleAee yoA TIE H0NELEsS $50
t,.s.!ss p ~ fssSsi hssssss isaa ,sse.
one DsSestnens ssS oGcrfna I'll siss,es q
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gswm fAxrs rArp q 70 snrte. a IL dol,.,
Noesy = leel 1Diat1lgt q Oolu0Aia eecuFities
~ =. nab. Timouy . o., 1eekeSs, "a strsSk
under ooooo1 Na4161ol Daik u :. ! -
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lar. Money 20 loan On Dlstfiet of CelumSls
eeeefleiae ~ z A1R f1msay Co, brokers, Cd
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r.,,.- .,.,.... I-...n., A.. a.. $50 .,
Abrshan Lincoln ssGgested a cIIegoficai pant.
TnscE ~ .sdiv vsstrrr y. the s ~ ~
n ~ o3hss n ss.,y. to - thst IL yssv ~ ~
49, hst1Hen SraSsm finooin and sM.a,,ss
snmnsr: IN visS Oh their setsmporsneous efiorts
ne ns q ~ ~ "a 1SSn ssa sns a IA
sun q 81 yiiiainiss. xS.rssn .i:;.ry,
s.s~S.icSs.S.SsrVhsch 1890 hstIesr H. -
eSnel MeSG,niH Isn,c, Ssc, eeswesn men %
~, ~ sSIarorscsi nsintirs a ~ ~estsrv ~ ~
ses,in IA 4Smrsy ko.iS ~ tr.iv .nnr"n,1s,s
And Sns1 80. sss nsys
- -. ~ ss...s.sr3sssv. ~ov:yr~srs iii =.
%ost , trr,y "a thorsnshiv blsndsd. van "
-. :. =. ,,-c-,
The Hon. p. B. 8, Pinehbaek was then intro
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g: g. :::h:s s.:: - 'Ss 8. 4:
0ys1saa11s'Aai assse s,--,'-s -
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e s.eseit n. y; Nyen q Ce.Na - sersuth
ss!rsss;. cpPeeise Ne Post Qmss Dspsftnsni, II
~ ~ g: S : :s ssf :ss I'D
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NEW ADTBRTLsENKNTa

GENIAL 0Hwn FAxD paid Ut 70 cents on tn,
dollar y Branhall, so0 Seventh strest opposit,
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ZOE MOUNT VERNON.

The Steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Holiinxs.
head. having been rebuilt and entirely reitteI by
her present owners, will leave her wharf,
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY Sundays excepted) At 10 O'CLOCK FOR
MUUNf VERNON,
ihgs. JAMES SYKES,
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cazi Duahis. 8 selsssl - ~ = ssssss
Markst h 0sslDs1s>n. ne soresss vsj ie3i-
Ned, anA aftsr Dsa nsslum sxaninafisa ssss .
essuaeats Il dssAA ~ EbsunspiA
ZEE 61lPHzG- OF sExAroR
!, re enssspr,s.sg ssys tsalss Psiass. ssy.s.l
hIy4 lafss supply o. is ofseAle. eeataiaisg
Rsas s.ss:s !. Il. s,,l g e iaa. SEA-
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So p. ~: :. .s.q..s. .p..sa, l..a N.
e. s.s 'asszf u...AsHa rr.d.r.sl D..s.
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~. y / 1ouxe es..st s'; s:iI M "a.
Connecticut western news., 1874-01-09
Where He Has Gone.

A gentleman who is entitled to credence, furnished the following par ticulars of Genet's escape to reporter of the New York Times: He said that after escaping from Deputy Sheriff Shields, Genet, in accordance with preconcerted plan, hastened to close carriage in waiting near by, and was driven to the house of friend ill the lower part of the city, where he remain ed concealed until Tuesday afternoon. Then, skillfully disguised, he was ta- ken in another close carriage to the foot of Canal street, and hurried on board the steamship Ontario, bound to St. Thomas, Acapulco, and Aspin- wall. A passage had been previously engaged for him under an assumed name, aEd he was received by the off cers without question. The Ontario sailed at late hour on Tuesday, and remained in the lower bay until We'd nesday evening, when she proceeded on her way. The reporters informant did not know Genet's intentions, but was of the opinion that he proposes, after reaching Brazil, to take the first opportunity offering to go to Belgium, where his wife and family will join him, and where they will reside permanently. The fugitive is well furnished with funds, and with all the conveniences for pleasant voyage. He is described as feeling quite contented, under the circumstances, with the prospect of perpetual banishment. Before leaving he adiured his friends to relieve Deputy Sheriff Shields of any stigma which might attach to him of having been bribed to permit his (Genet'sl escape. He said that there had never been any intention of bribing Shields, knowing that it would have been useless to at tempt it. Had strategy failed, force would have been resorted to, but this, too, was fortunately found to be un- necessary. A well-known citizen of Harlem so far corroborates this story as to aver that about 80 o'clock on Monday morning he saw two men Gone about Genet's height and shape) enter close carriage at One Hundred and Twenty-fourth street and Third avenue, and that the carriage was immediately whirled down the avenue at furious rate,
Connecticut western news., 1874-01-09
The Women Of AShantec.

The social position of the women in Ashantee, as with all warlike tribes, Is very inferior to that of the man. At best she is regarded as little better than an instrument to gratify his pas sions. If man have many wives, to one of them is given a sort of pre-emi hence in the household but, though this raises her position with the women, it does not lessen the degradation in which she stands to the man. Of course human nature is often too strong for any such social ban, and have seen men utterly unable to act without first consulting their wives ; yet such men would be forever disgraced ill the eyes of their fellows if they admitted that they had in any transaction of life been influenced by a woman. Amongst the higher classes of Ashantee, when the man feeds, his wives minister to him. Each producesher quota of food, and first of all eats thereof herself, in order that he may know that it is not poisoned. At such times also che child ren swarm about their father and re- ceive from his hands their portion of food but of paternal fondling there seems to be nothing. Amongst the lower classes, however, the intercourse of men with women and children is less formal. Nature here finds sway un- checked by conventional restraints, which are as potent with the aristocracy of Africa as with that of Europe. hiW M0ga2inC.
Connecticut western news., 1874-01-09
Heat and Disease.

During the relocating of the furnaces in an iron establishment in England, says the British JOurndIof Scicncc, the men worked when the thermometer, placed so as not to be influenced by the radiation of heat from the open doors, marked 120 degrees. In the Bessemer pits the men continue kind of labor requiring great muscular effort at 140 degrees. In some of the operations of glass making, the ordinary summer working temperature is considerably over 100, and the radiant heat to which the workmen are subjected far exceeds PIP degrees. In a Turkish bath, the shampooers continue four or five hours at time in moist atmosphere at tenn perature ranging from 105 to no de- grees. In enamel works, men labor daily in a heat of over 300 degrees. On the Red Sea steamers, the temperature of the stoke hole is 145 degrees. And yet in none of these cases doee any special form or type of disease develop ttself,