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Easy Feet. &c.


The labor imposed upon the feet is as una
yoidable a. daily walks are Indispensable to
health, and that the care and attention given
them should be commensurate with the duty
they perform Is being more fully appreciated
each succeeding year, and it is q we'll known
fact that many eminent physicians, surgeons,
and thousands Of other well known percentages.
patroniZe DIR. Whites establishment, No. 535
18th street, opposite the U. S. Treasury, where
can be worn with ease, and Bunions, Club and
Inverted Nails. Vascular Excrescences, &c,
are relieved and cured without loss of tina to
the pat sent. A large patronage enables charg-
ing the moderate fee of 81 per visit. Office
hours from u. m. to p. IN. Established in
Washington, ID. g., in 1861.
AGRSCYPOR UNIVERSITY MEDICINES has re-
moved 20 Jos. w. Nairns, corner of Psnnsylva-
mia avenue and 9th st. Almsnacs free. tS5p3
MORE WORK, better work. and a greater va
riety Of work can be done on the Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine than on any other. Be
convinced OF this by calling at No. 461 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. 7,3,l
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANE, corner OF
New York avenue and 18Th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, 9 to 4. Saturdays, 8 to
and to 8. 273, 14t16
WILCOX q GIBB's SHwINa MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chss.
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory ,7th street,
1ntelligencer buildlns. 1923
THnnnorrrlRsa And Barometers are repaired
and made to orderly Hempler noar AZ street.
Tn COMMUNITY Ct iSrse appreciate the use
fulpess Of SINCERE Sewing Machine. LIS
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meeting Of the directors Of the Children's hos
pital, held last evening for the purpose Of taking
action In regard TO the death Of the late Joseph
H. Bradley, IT,, the president, Mr.. Niles, alluded
to the death Of SIR. B. I'm appropriate terms,
psying = graceful tribute to his memory, ana
resolutions OF respect TO his memory we're
adopted.
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EDUCATIONAL.


CULC MBlA. Va
Tickets a admission 90 the white s-A..l.-fyr..,
ington ana GcOrgetogn ulll not b. gtg.r l., rr-.s
~ their res,dencts, bu; q b Issued frI-u a., Il ~
N every day from August 81 10 seplsaltr s 49,.
sive, IL the following place. 'N
NAsHlSGrJN
fifa Distrtct-fFSukiiu S-hoal E.ifirc
sscond ttsiTict-scAfun Sctool Ruflfi a
Tktrd Disirict-Wsiisrh : -ha1f n ma
fou- IN ntstTict-Jrferson echoII BHITFIr. .. .
IN On Tuesday, sepfeMh. 9, aui f.ll .viu. a.. 20
GEORGETOWN
. Tht-d Stre.t school Buildfnr
furNs VIII b. admitted 60 the Caisr.l So. =.
Ns-nshtton ara &c .rgetoNn aul O. tta ~-,..f. ~
To- County on application ~ tie nearest 49,
Teachers viii nee; Tor instruction a. follow.
WARRINGTON
Ilrsf District frer Kiln school P~f krr So
lkDAh, septenbe- s, "A. ". n II
e.cund District. Miller schyol RUufirr sarFp
pAl, Septen Det Q. n A. N
ThiTd Disuict, Msllsch School n .f.Itrs So
Okpsf sertsuebs- 5, NJ.
Hgu. ~ pistr Co. Jefferson : hpol Bl.4t.r. SAT
CRbAl, ssTtsmhel s, Jpn Al
GEORGETOWN
TSlrd street Building, fkIDAH. Err.e-,t.r q
Colar-d Schools . Washington srl q, .--..,.--
sATI hDsf, sopi'mbcr 5, sP NJ, : m lrr Rlgs
COUNTY SCHOOLS.
frsni IN BCtiris 2, fRIp.H, Sept.a.t Reg 4 7pN
GsDRGs NrTFlT.N p-.-t.
JOHN n bBrOks, secretsTy. ar> -.ri.f az
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AGESCYPOR UNIVERSITY MEDICINES has re-
moved % Jos. w. Nairn's, corner of p snnsylva-
mia avenue and 9th st. Almsnacs free. tS5p3
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WILCOX q GIBB's Saving MAoHrNl. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chss.
Baum's hoOpskirt and corset factory ,7th street,
Intelligenoer buildlng. 1928
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INsTALLATIoN.-The following officers of
Auxianna Circle, No. /, OF U. A. o. Druids
were installed last night by ID. ID. G.. A. Druid
Thomas Rich; Past Arch Druid, A. f. l.. Reese;
FIRST BARD, Ella Morrison; f. Bard, Margaret
Mclean; Treasurer, Emma Parker; Secrefarv.
louise Cavanangh; Inside Guard, Margaret
crawford; Outside Guard, Francis Morrison;
Conductor, 4. A. Renter.
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SUPEhIOh ADVANTAGES.

Thirss before words Nature sYstsm - Tusrruo-
,ieb, The N - approved Object Tea -tlTg Forms
DisR CRANE, Models. Philosophical an Chrnt-ai /. ~
paTatUs Cabinet e Minerals, Gcolagic.l sp-iu,sr-
biofshic PAiH;iuEs. illustrative Of Art fni s-itra
&c, &c Number Il pupils limited school ..l..rt
arc prominent Ter it, Eosutiu, retired aud heAith
forts. 49, - A4io I'm
ss-Fsr Circulars, address.
PRoF. l.. q MATHEWS. An
eCf1-lm Eitrsola. Hswsr, e. unity. Nd
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REAL ESTATE SALRs.-Messrs. Duncanson
Bros, auctioneers, yesterday sold q lot of
ground in square GO, fronting on o street, be-
tween North Capitol and LIST streets northeast,
u rect 2fnches, and running back 81 feet in
ches, to Charles Kozel, for cents Der SQUARE
foet also lot Of ground same size, fronting on
q 80 foot alley in rear of same, to Conrad Bower
man, for cents per square foot.
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TIE COLOMBIAN UNIyEgSITY,
WASHING TON, ID
TIC PrepsratCrg Department opsus Sap'anlbs-
he 20 CHbisI College Cpeus Sep'eli Ter a.
The Medfcsl College opens Oct beers
The Law echOui opens October 10.
For Catalogue, containing fu parti- uia-s In re-
gard 70 ter NE acc c,urros II instruction address
JAMES. q. WKLLISS, LII. D.,
NS-eotocl Pr,sIaaIf. GO
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EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS FOR TEACH
KRsHIPs Superintendent Cook, Prof. Geo b.
Nsshen, Prof. Warning, of Louisville, together
Quoting the written examinations of Candidates
Tor teacherships in the colored schools of Wash
lngton and Georgetown at the Sumner School
ou1ldine. There were present about thirty
candidates.
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Tn CONTINUITY Ct lsrse appreciate the use
fulpess Of Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
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,fLsHEk, FIRST GLASS sCOUKER,
DIS 81 street, opposite Ss:cut Office
sPkCiALTIAS OF HIS SOLE PROCESS
Lddtes Dresses cleaned without taking tn. aparL
GesileD1eH's Clothes cleaned without shrintjps
Gfease spots removed efectusly, 90 that they
Kid Gloves cleaned on short notoe. Prices mod
crate; punct1aiit yeCarapteed. .enl.IY
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IHR JKwRLRY WINDOWS at Prigg's store
nave the most beautiful samples of goods in
this city.
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EhOQUEr AT COST.
new stock Of INITIAL and FANCY NOTE
PAPhRe, OF the lstest styles and at low prices.
Second hand School Books bought, sold aud ex-
changed, at A. v a Y MGSs
duG29 OF Corner High and Bridge streets
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So.
CIETT.-The twenty-first annual exhibition OF
the Agricultural Society of Montgomery cOun-
or this month, at Rockville. The fairs have
been successes in previous years, and the ap.
preaching exhibition promises to be most in
tereeting. The attendance will doubtless be
large. and the premium list and general attrac-
tons have been arranged liberaliy
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weight Of crew, 60 lbs.
Cedar shell Potomac, built by Charles B. FL
lott, Greenpoint, L.. L.; length, Al feet; beam,
IsH inches; depth, 13h inches; weight, lis lbs
length OF oars, IL feet inches; weight of each,
* lbs.
Total displacement, 755 lbs.
Racing dress, red shirts, with white star on
breast; blue knee breeches and baraheaded."
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st. JONAS COLLEGE,
~ ANNAPOLIS, Mo.
JANIS M. GAREETT, LII ID, PrircipAl.

AZ FRINGE AID kNGLisH BaARurNc nNp D.y
s.H"ei FOR lot Nc La DIS AND LiTTI b tirEtx
MRS. CHhR " PslRO PRINCIPAL. M.ds.
mOisele PhUD HOMM 6 Resident Teacher "a
rrehch. 1hito ANIMAL session com az -ces s.pt
Isl scr tef ms aud circulars Appiy q r. silence a
ItILClbei OF tyoA - r"s. an lU-e0imr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-17
THE GERMAN DEMOCRATS.
ReOrganizing for 1874.

The newly elected delegates Of the German
democratic Assembly district organic to the
German Democratic General Committee held their
first meeting at the Teutonia Assembly Rooms last
night for the purpose OF egecting an organization
for the ensuing year, when full attendance of
delegates was present-about $50 in all. The dif.
ferent Assembly districts were represented re-
speedway by nine, fifteen and twenty delegates
each, according to the number OF votes registered
the meeting was called to order by Judge Michael
T. Gross, chairman OF the General Committee during
we past year. After the reading OF the list OF dele
gates and the reference to the Executive Commit
Tee OF the matter Of contesting delegations from
the Eighth Assembly district, a motion was made
70 re-elect Judge Gross President OF the General
committee Tor the ensuing year by acclamation
After q brief discussion on the subject during
which Professor Theodore Glaubenskee occupied
the chair, a reorganization was erected, as fol-
lOws:--
President, Judge Michael C. Gross: vice Presi-
dents, Professor Theodore Gaubensklee Charles
kmkei and Joseph Kunz-the latter being the rep
resentatfve OF the Westchester county district !;
Recording Secretary, Albert Coetrmann; Corre-
spending Secretary, DR.. Hartwig Gerkc, and John
r. Uetgen, yTeasurer.
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Nicaragua.

The FL Po,'ce,ai, OF Valle Gottel OF the 21st De.
cember last in describing the situation OF Central
America ys:--''The AFFAIRS OF Central America
become every day more and more complicated,
and 1t Is difficult to predict what the upsh0t will
ben ~
In spite OF the inbroglio into which President
Guardia has led Costa RIGA the tendency Of the
administration OF that Republic was considered in
Nicaragua to be towards peace. There II an, In
IGNITION af0at to invite to meeting the Presidents
OF all the Central American States for the better
establishment Of peace in the country. 49,
The question has not been yet decided with
respect to whether Honduras will accept Senior
been provisional President since the overthrow Of
the Medina administration. Senior Seiva, as already
noticed, has organized his Cabinet in Tcgueigapos
representing the liberals, liberal conservative apd
the mOderares. ~ yt ttt
In the meantime Marshal Gonzales Of Salvador,
had collected In La Union o considerable BODY OF
troops with artillery and neet with the object OF
making an attack upon the port OF Amapata.
that port refused to Surrender the place, saying.
in reply to an intmatlon to that effect, thas the
question was one Tor the authorities In Comayar
qua, his duty being to defend the post assigned 70
him. On the 18th OF December an attack was
made on the port by Saivad0r's forces. The small
Saa to m
ter arms. The Salvador force lost forty men
killed, that in Amapala seven. with many
wounded on both sides. Marshal Gonzales Com
manderin-Chief, and General Samayoa directed
the military operations. Marshal Gonzales took
possession of the tort, and the garrison rematncd
as prisoners. HOstilities have thus commenced
between Honduras and salvador. which have so
often fought together In defence OF the same cause.
The
OF Nicaragua arrived too late to prevent blood
she'd which is not to be wondered at. as no ex-
OF such hostile movement on the part OF Marshal
Gonzales.
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HOWARD RELIEF COMMITTEE.

In the early part OF last December q committee
consisting Of Alderman Van Schatck, John d. VIII
hanson, John Il. Keyser, Rev.. Parker william
Brommell, Solomon Bros, John M. Merrick, 7. p
Sommervillc +. Van Orden and Samuel Schwat
met and organized plan for the relief Of poo.
clerks and others who were suffering nom tho
effects Of the late panic. The build
from the Sinking Fund Commiss,oncPs and
furnished with beds and the necessary
means TO provide meals for q large number OF per-
sons. Since its opening on December Is, 1878, It
has been an eminent success. II has provided
lodgings for 1891 persons and furnished s,l6S meals
nee OF charge. the committee now call on the
port. they have room on the premises for $50
more beds, and they can also double the number OF
meals. Messrs. Hatch b Foote, Of No. IL Wall
street, the treasurers OF the Institution, and
Mr.. John d. Williamson 10 managing director, All
VINO cal az NO. ~ are proae9 lor
are there.
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CROP REPORT.

A Deficit in Last Years Yield Of Oats and
Hay-Favorable state OF she Growing
Wheat. f .,,.,..-.
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, Jan. 16, 1874.
The National crop Reporter publishes the nns
estimates Of last years. crop OF oats aud hay in
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas Minnesota Mis-
sourt, Ohio Tennessee and Wisconsin. esa d
The estimated total production OF Ga, = y
states named In 1872 was, in round mig
1917, 900, 900 bushels, and the falling on from.
1873 il placed ct 10 2-lo per cent. Indians
the heaviest loss, being over II per cent. ana
nessee the largest gain, or nearly 0 per cent.
The estimates OF the hay crop give an avt
falling on OF the crop or 1873, a. compared
the total yield last year ii me shove States nea n
10, COX, 600 tons. +. fl..l ii ! I6.ar
Inc reports from the correspondents Of the
crop Reporter indicate unusually favorable con-
dtion OF growing wheat IN most sections although
in few localities It IL feared that damage naA
HaathAIa
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
Albany, Jan l6 1874.

y,
President ROBINSON presented the annual report
Health Department of the city OF New York and
Commissioners of Pilots Of New York. report of
the Captain Port Of New York for the past nine
months also the report the managers New York
State Inebriste Asylum.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. SELKREG-To authorize the Ithaca, Utica and
Emira Railroad to extend its tracks.
By Nj Fox-To authorize the admission to practise
attorneys and counselo in the Of the all
who practising attorneys and counsellors in good
Standing q the Supreme Court Of the United states
lem Elyer and Portchester Railroad Company
BY Nj PARnsTER-To prevent fraud in obtaining d.
vorces
for the acts OF their servants
BY NJ FoIarO, street railway from the foot OF
BY mr.: LowIKr-for the relief of the Fremen's Be-
By Mr. Dow-To repeal the act of 1873 relative to the
MI LoyTRT presented the annual report of the man
OF the State Lunatic Asylum. He spologized to
e 5 P Il ha Ss IN s
or ii would have been presented January The report
Mr. TosKY introduced bill for the construction Of new
locks TSs on 1.-The the canal at CohoeS
REPORT or THE BOARD OF HxALrH
Sysi M and thssey relieve the
houses for the dependent classes by urging reduced
The gross amount of
rxKs COLLECTED CAPTAIN OF rnr FORT OF NAV
during the past min. months was smoo.
TBF AMENDMENT BROOKLYN CHATTER
introduced by M JACOBS provides that the Mayor and
snail open bids and award All city cont Is
and Excise is abolished and Commissioner OF Ponce
appointed by the Mayor every two years. A Commas
sioner Of Excise shall be appointed by the Mayor with
the The Board Of to held oee
sst Of one ocer TO hold Office for two years and
q salary of 5000
The Senate adjourned until Monday evening
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woods and tore r. TO pieces. Not long Afterwards
Bill attacked his sister and killed her with an OLD
KNIFE that Parks used to cut up pumpkins With
Parks buried his daughter and ever since that time
mas lived IN deadly lear o. his son.
THE WILD BOY ATTEMPTS PARRICIDk
one Gay last week Bill attacked his father,
knocking him down with club. The old man got
away rom him. however, and came to this place
LOT an omcer to arrest MIN. Two men
a struggle, in capturing him. They put
q snit OF clothing on him and brought him 10
iunknannock ana lodged him IN jail. AS soon a.
and Is now perfectly naked Hundreds have
focsed TO the jail to see him. Parks returned
home and Ii now living entirely alone, and prob
ably finds ample time Tor his studies The Wild
mute, maniac son. win doubtless be sent to the
10 seems incredible that in this enlirhtened ace
within the sound, as 1t were OF the church bells
OF populous town, such case OF utter de pravity
and Indebtedness could exist. Bur the above are
the facts which can be substantlated by plenty or
reliable witnesses
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ASSEMBLY.



Mr.. PRisoE from the Judiciary Committee reported
bill to amend the law concerning the publication the
laws Journals, re-, OF the legislature; also TO allow
practitioners in United Courts TO prac tse in the
Supreme Court of the state.
BY Mr. LISooLSTo authorize the city OF Rochester TO
issue the last instamcn OF the bonds in aid OF the
Rochester and State Line Railroad Company.
On motion Of Mr. TAYLOR the bill was read a third tine
and passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. PHLLrs-To repeal the bill allowing municipal
corporations to aid railroads
BY Mr. PoPE-To aid the construction of the New York
and Canada Railroad.
BY Mr. BARRow-To authorize the laying out OF high.
ways across the Onondaga Reservation.
BY MT MISUNDERSTANDING the charter OF the incus
BY Mr.. BLFssrNG-fo charter the Metropolitan Safe
Deposit Company of New York.
BY Mr. kIRxTo authorize the construction of rail.
way the foot Chambers street 10 the fos of ali
street
Mr. BKKCuER OYe red the following
Whereas the public buildings now IN progress of con.
Hudson River Hospital PeugnkecpSe the asy al
Prison at Emirs are esms ted 70 in the aggregate
20 L1W-they have already cost the state G,2S,O00,
all Of which are far from completion; and whereas the
with their architectural designs reaches the Of
S 3d. DO0 and whereas, the present construction and
management Is In the hands and under the control Of
eted IN structures unnecessarily ornate and sxpensve
sssovsd qfthe sensts concur, That Joint sslec.
be appointed inquire into and investigate the subject,
sha report a. an early Day by 6 Or m
Resolved " the Senate sQpoW1 aAkt suggestion u
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THE TAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE

The temporary committee on organization OF the
new Tammany General Committee held no meet
ing yesterday afternoon, but will probably finish
their labors to-day All the cases have been heard
and closed, and to-day the committee will vote on
the various Assembly district committees proba-
bly, beginning with the Sixth. The meetings OF the
different ward associations for the purpose of or.
ganizing working committee in each election
district were largely attended, and the committees
were formed IN all but the contested districts The
largest meetings were held In the Third and Thir-
teenth Assembly districts. The new Tammany
General Committee will be composed OF SAL MEM
bers, twenty three having been added from the an.
nexed districts About 100 out OF these Sal seats
are contested.
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Executive his 20 LEGISLATURE that the
State Should be under the SUPERVISION Of single snper-
sng srcnisse, competent 70 the task meets with the
M S.rrrr offered the following. which was
Whereas previous TO the last general election in his
alleged i''' = '-''' '''''' ''''A ~ ''s"'' y ''
in It's snre discover At earlier thefts that
took place in the ONCE during the months Of
that Ss ieisrrsd % the COMMITTEES on Ways
% 10 sa a f the @
% yas 20 u me e. we by ss
= on the Auditor for
canas with water and the cost OF dams Adopted;
s4s 81 MT hs s. the ss
and referred e the Mays and Means COMMITTEE The
Mr. ALvoRD presented protest Jacob Messer against
ssSs s Tee
The Governor transmitted the report of the
BOARD OF HEALTH OF NEW roRx
q law requiring all railroad companies which enter
CarAr roRsEc AND EVENING TRAINS
for the Sens Of she asOrns classes to distance not
opportunities to reach heathfui reside
and sct rs aa an Ss s nh to the city,
Nj WAE1SEh introduced bill making the Mayor, Re-
Board and that no additional COMPENSATION be allowed
,Ss S5Sdoeea bin
pany and providing that the company issue mort
bonds and personal estate y years,
pay able at such times they may Ak.
Mr. STEPHENS introduced q bill 10 amend
REGULATING
in the port OF New York. passed March H. 1885, by srk
out of section the last claue, from and including
the words when any ship vessel" to and including
the words such pilot"
Mr.. Kinks bill Tor railroad from the foot of Cham
bers to the foot Of Wall street. New York.
reute through south street and James slip TO New
Chambers street. thencc Chatham street Cham
bcrs street thence West street and along that street
to Duane along that street to Chatham
and New Chambers streets. 1t Is the bill in
troduced last year.
Mr.. DoEoHuEs bin to amend the charter Of Brooklyn
provides eecting all commissioners CorpOr alton
Counsel ana Register of Arrears for two years.
The House then went into committee the remain.
der OF
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENYs.
and, completing them. ordered them third reading
The Amendment known The canal and general
debts funding scheme adopted by the last LEGISLATURE
also adopted and ordered TO q third reading
The Secretary OF state, in Mr. Weeds
luton calling information what publication
given resolution,
definite information III the office relative matter
Deputy Secretary State Wood in letter says the
resoasions were printed three months in the State
papers and they transmitted to county treasirers
be published the same session laws They
also published In the volume with the session laws,
The House then adjourned until Monday evening.