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National Republican., 1874-05-27

TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
!. WALLAcE 70 htgh st.. Utn., and 81 ith q. Nv
TRUNKS, &C.,
JANIS 8. ToPHkN Co., a I'm st., next TO Odd
feilows' Hall. Fine Sole Leather and DresI
Trunks. ValIses, Travelling Bags.
UMBRELLAS, CANES, &c,
CHAs. q. PkARcK. Aio Pa. ave-, bet. Hth isths
VA. ROOMS, zoo ilth st., near Peuna- avenue.
Z WINES AND LIQUORS.
.. 8. HENAULf SON, Importers, Iooo X. n. W.
WOOD AND GOAL YARDS.
7. Row. CLARK q Co.. 65 Loulslsna svenue.
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JOIN { w IL. 4.c6IHII CoEpwELL, salesman.
RYGnEEN q wfLLIAMs. Aaelion'Fs,

CLOSING SALE OF PARI.oR AND CHAMBER
SAMUEL kiKBY, ESQ: !. ON EiGHTH STREET
WEST, MEST bETBEEN MARKET SPACE AMP D
0hTTEsDGY, the I'd day of June next, at Il
O'Clock m we shall sell the following articles,
con itlnE of Paror Ssts, Turkish and Easy Chairs,
Rockers, Fine Solid Walnut Bedsteads, Ward
robes, Marble-top SidtboIrd, Extension Tables
and Chairs. Also. lot Black Walnut. Mahogany,
Cherry, Rosewood and Oak Boards, Soanting aud
lot Cf Cuttings, Locks, Brass Bed Castors,
screws and Work-benches, to which we ask the o T.
tenti0n of cablnet-makers and others Wishing TO
purchase lot OF good, seasoned lumber.
Terms cash. 10 ....
Warehouse iOr rent. Inquire on the premises.
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BssEs.RP HShT h1h5, a, WARNER, A.asnos..
, 80. . J. I. CoLDwELL,
mYl3-WFM&ds Salesman.

AFTHE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CONTIS-
ued THIS (WEDN E5DAY) AFTERNOON May II
commencing precisely at 9 O'Clock, on street
south, between FOur-and -a-half aud Sixth stree )
west [Stnrl my2T
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
WAsHINeToN N0RE9LK, NEW YoRi

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, NEW YORK
w BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
The nnc iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE hav-
Ing resumed her regular trips to Norfolk, will leave
her wharf, foot OF Sixth street, every MONDAY
and TIL URSDAY, at2p. m, touching at the prin-
steamship OF the II. and N. Line for Boston and
Providence: with the Lorlllard steamship Con. pAny
foI New York. Freight should be addressed "Care
Of Lady OF The Lake, via Norfolk
4. e. FITZIIUGH, Agent,
SIXth-street wharf.
A. Q. PLANT, General Agent,
mh0 Room NO. 10, Plant Buldlng.
MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
NA wAsgISaTosNF sFTwl yh * gw YORK.
iSreaftsI the nne steam hips z: KNiGHr and
nS, 5nHS GIBSON will axe re ;uiar " EEhhLr
IkIPS BETM EEN NEW YORK AkEAANDklA,
WASHINGTON and Gl ORG ET pWN, As IolloMs:
Leave New York from or % East River every SAT-
niGay at p. m. Leave Georgeto yn every friday
al =. m; and Alexandria the same lay A. " ~;
For iaii nformatlGn apply to r. A.: DEn atLs. hAm.
town; or at the corner OF seyente nth street and
New York avenue. j. W. THOMPSON,
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AUCTION SALES.
To-Day.

:
PY ID. III. WARMER,
~ Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and SIS. N. ".
AND uHIMPkoYkD REAL ESTATE IN
SQUARE 1S FRoNIINa On E0UR-AND.A-
.sor s9oTTrH,WyEESsT; yES on sTREEET, Z r BET%EEN
s9uTEHNTEsT y6y on .sS .s5XIA TITS ssrRaEET sCaEET gE
AMP 3S sTsEETT T., T sEJWEsS s y dT10gITRkS1
SIXTH SSp sTREEIs sogTHWE EsT. IN
On TUESDAY, The 18th day OF May, Is7i. com
mencing at 6o'clock p. m. and on each succeeding
evening, commencing at the same hour. until all
the property s sold. we will offer for sale in front
Of the respective pieces Of property, lots Q, o
70, ii, Il, ~ i, IS, lS i, rs 10, % p, 2 q the
west seven feet front OF lot = all Of p q, q, the
west eighteen feet front Of 2 all Of "a the south nth
north eight fert eight inches front OF lot In square
iss With all the improvements thereon; Also sub
Terms OF sale: One third CASH the residue In one,
two aud throe years. with a eight per cent,
payable semi-snnually. All conveyancing at pur-
chSsers cost; ti00 deposit on acceptance OF each
hid
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Warren Green Hotel,
wARRENToN ". =

The Propristors beg Ieays 70 inform their friends
and the public generally that they have tIY re-
gurchased and fitted up this delightful summer
Located in the most delightful portion OF Pied
mont, Va, tho unsurpassed saluhrity OF the ell
mate, its Views aud romantic Scenery, with It's
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
and tn. proverbaI heaIthiness Of Its climate rem
dsrs this the most delightful Summer Kesott In
Hoard per month, sss; per week, tii; Per day. 80.
myl-2m j. II. R1XEY J. co.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
At Public Auction,
ON THREE YEARS TIME.

...s Town has been surveyed and laid out by Mr..
WILLIAM P, TWAMLEY, Typographical En-
gineer and Landscape Gardener, after the manper
OF NORWOOD and RfDIEY PARKS. near Phila-
delphia, and HIGHLAND PARK, near Baltimore.
The lots are one hundred and any by one hundred
feet; the streets are sixty-six feet wide.
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pY THOs. E. wAGGAMAN,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed oftrust dated May %, 1855 and
fthe land records for Washington county, ID. c.,
the undersigned trustee will sell in front Of the
premises, at public auction. on THURSDAY, the
square s31.
two years. secured on property sold, and to bear
interest from day Of sale, or all cash, at option
terms OF sSle must be compiled with In Ave days or
the trustee the right to resell at risk and
'O'' VI O'- GEORGE 5. GIDEON, Trustee.
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAS,
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8atinual gepablifau.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,

THE COUNCIL
The Council met at o'clock; Mr.. William
Stickuey (president) in the ch air.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Mullen.
House bill No. IS, to amend an. act regulating
the sale Of hay, was read second time and re-
ferred to the Committee on Markee-
At $50 o'clock, on motion OF AIR. Buker, the
Council adjourned,
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NIHE ABOvEsALEI Us PosTPoSEDUNTIi.
bRAfSIRD Il. T. wxSSEE, FRI fra!Sfst. Sa.'

sfTHE EABoyEsALEIsp IsposrPoSEDUSriL
MONDAY, June /, iS,., same hour and pisce
HOLDEN, SPENCE q ! co. AsNsS: ASc,isSseTs. assGs
myal-Th, 8, TuSLs
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RYGREEN q Williams. Anes..
Or GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.,
Id No lm Northwest cor. Tenth and ID streets

SALE OF GOODWILL,
sTQCK.AEn FIXTURES OF -coNfEC'
Byvirtr . OF sn order OF the Supreme Court Of the
sfrss ss sen ., 1. OaSiS aaetoS on it
soth day Of May. 1874 at O'Clock p. m, on the
gremisss No Ss PeHnsylvsna. svennG; betwei eh.
effects of the late Antonio Cwsgn,ro, deceased,
consisting Of the good;will store-hxtures show
candy moulds, platform scales, ght hundred aud
twenty boxes of mixed candy, stxty-nye Jars oi
mixed candies almonds raisins jellies, fgs choco-
late, &C., SC. The above viii be sod IS whole,
Terms: One third cash, ba'ance three AMI six
months for ed Endorsed notes. hearing n
ter,st from day Of sale. Two hundred dollars
dow n at time of sale. A fine chance Is offer I'd "a
any one to carry rst-class confectionery busl-
mess. -,
myu-3t . GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auets.
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DY HOLDEN, SPENCE q co.,
ID Auctioneeers and Real Estate BrokerS
625 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.

sfkE sE rHfES ffeSrhssGIr isE
k0R;THwEEsT: r;l, a ar ,,,., 20 M. a.,sa March n
isiS recorded In Iiber1iS foio M &c,, one OF the
land records for the county of washington, and by
cured thereby shaf qfsr u public Sals, IN front
o. The Prsnise&s & on on Ns3SpATl ny ,s,y, "a e
oflot numbered ons, IN squaJs auAblred tss hun
ments thereon. cohsistipE Of an unhnished frame
Terms ef ssis. oas fousss cash, ot yhieh one
hIndted sc!is.i mual ss pa,s INN :fistsy after
which the psrcbsssf no tSs i Be TAKEN. 10 Be- q.
costs deeds and recorffn be % the OF
thepurchasef, and n tie terms ara not complied
will be resold At the rls coat or the defautinE
pprehsser sfss5 thres d:yt rotce publishes IN TIE
50 Nn -. !. 1BRIiNARD II WARNER,
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PY b. III. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Sey cnth and sts. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY At THE
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust to me, dated March
q, A. d. 1874, and duly recorded in Lib II No. ia
folio 40, of the Land Records for Washlngto
county d. c., will sell at public auction on MON
DAY. June 1, 1s74, at $50 O'Clock p. IN, Lots num-
bered fy-four and hfty fve, In B. r. Tracy's sub
division OF lots thlrtytwo, thirtythree,
thirty-fve and thirty-siX OF Starr Metcalfs sub
division OF square No. Sc.
Terms: 81, ,2e, with interest az ten per cent: per
annum from March q, IsT3, with expenses OF sale In
cash; balance In one year. A deposit OF SiOo re-
Quired At time Of sale which will be forfeited II
terms OF sale are not compiled with in dve days.
BURR p. TRACY. Trustee.
j. T. COLDWELL,
myle-TuThSSds Salesman,
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VILLA SITES,

Of four acres each. The view from these heights is
unequsled by any on this continent. The scenery
is superb, and there can be seen In varied beauty
the rolling country Of hill and valley, diversified
with cities, towns hamlets, country seats and for
ests, with the Potomac river visible for miles, To
all desIrous OF escaping the excessive taxation of
the city, and securing Beautiful Homes, this offers
advantages unsurpassed.
This valuable property, belonging to ALExAN-
DER HUNTER, esq, lies between the two cities
Of Washington and Alexandria- two miles from
the National Capital, immediAteiy on the Washing.
ton Turnpike and Railroad, and within q stones
throw of Hunters Station, where quick transit can
be had TO either city. Fare, ten cents. -
7 The sale will take place on
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SUMMER RESORTS.
DEEh PARK HOTEL, -.
BALTIMopr Ann ONO RAILROAD.

WI oe opened feg the reception OF Vlstorg Qn the
SSn 2. June Yndsr the N anagement or Mr.. JAMES
Ss, Wa{eington city until June l; after
In addition 70 the yesv dtsiSsh,e aceorrmodatfonS
offered nmiliss and ladies', especIaI arranKements
for the season. mYHeF aGW 9W
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AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.

DY JAMES GUILD, Aucfioneer>
ID i0i& Pennsyivsn:a avenue.
FIFTH REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF
ROSES, GERANlUMs, &e.
On THURSDAY. May q. AZ $50 o'eisek p. m. !
will sell, in suction rooms, collec lon ~ cholce
Flowering Plants. JAMES, GUitp.
my Tn Auciioaeer.
pYGnEEN q Williams. Aues.-,
DINO. 1ooi Northwest Corner Tenth and d streets
TWO HANDSOME WRENCH PLATE MANTLE
MIRR0kS, WALNUT FRAME, 10 BY 90,
r,PLATE.. COST $40. -sla.s. . "a. .
To be sod on scrornt Of whom It may concern
on THURSDAY. the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock Q. m.
within our auction rooms. Terms cfsh. 4. b.
------------ GREEN q WILLIAMS,
myz co tstari kucfionccrs.
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THE POTOMAC BOULEVARD,

connecting the Washington turnpike with the
Georgetown road, is one hundred feet wide, form
inF a drive OF one thousand yards.
There has been great lleeraiity In laying out this
Town. There are several public Reservations and
Parks. On the heights, two hundred feet above the
river, are the I'D .-..... ....... ..
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Furn nfsiedbV LsLCiS Johnson Co., Bankers, Vernon
ROLo. northeast corner PsaHSyEUGRid GusRUs and
Tenth street, Warrington
, 1874-03-23

Fron. the Nc'o york Ttr'ts, Mst,cA 90
AitGr tilo exaggerated reports which bnyc heen
tho condition Of tue pooplo Of Bongnl. 1t is ro-
liof to lcarn the true state Of nffairs. A writer
in tho New York Herald gavo Tho o.l,or tlay tho
! number nf poraons throntonol viii, starvation Mt
10, oootooo. This wo knew to DO gratuitous
niastntoment; but tho lntoBt information from
tho Govcrnnr-Gonoral Of India has nov como to
hand, and tho worst anticipationH to not brinr
Up tho number Of distrcsBed pcopls to 50, CON-
090 So much for tho yeracity Of tho Ueyaid.
Tho area of tho distrcsscd districts is well nscor
tained, and comprises partb of districts Of
Trihoot, earnn Chumparun, Dhagulpore, Pur-
nonll. and Di,'ugopore.
It is expected thnt thoro may bo slight dis
tresa 10 other districts, but mono of Importance,
Tho. vlco"regal telegram to Lord Salisbury goes
on thuH:
"OfaorH OF Government rico amount to d2o.-
900 tons, Of which CSC, 600 from beyond aoa. or
this quantity 100000 arrived. Wo llnve beon
keeping ltD For somo while constant stream Of
from 0o0 to 900 tons day into distressed dis
triciH.
"prlyato trado 10 bringing in grain from
Nor1hwest and lunjaub Mt Tho rate Of 1GO0 toils
difficulty, now fairiy well organized. Over
$4,000 carts now employed in districts north OF
Oranges, u,,tlor ContructB, in bringing in Gov
ernnent grain. will shortly be Increased to
10000.
Tin west districts distribution Of rcliof is bolng
giron by o'rcles of moderate area, cacl. village
being visited and dealt with.
"Two deaths from starvation reported in
1[onghyr. Mono elsewhere yot, bnt In pnrts lhe
lowest c!asBos arc gradually becoming piuclod,
anu, without Government measures. Eovoro sud
cxtot,Hiye famine would llayo alrentiy begun.
IL Cannot NJ yet aEcak with certainty OF Hou,e
nart1,. ouch as ltungporc, which Sir Richard
Tomple IL about to visit, but on the wllolo my
present impression iH Tint The difficulties Of gp-
ply, transport, and local organization, although
worry 81 cat, llnvo been, or will he, overcome.
Great difficulty from disinclnaton OF neoplo
to apply for relief; therefore, although Atrt,igens
toAtH will ho carefully avoided in tho worst dis-
pic with food. cannot guarautoe, in dosiing
with population 10 numerous, md acatterod
over an nroa 30 1argo aud difficult Of uccess, tlat
cascH Of starvation nlny not occur.
"E6tlmatcd famno expenditure to tie ond Of
February, rnthor over II, 100000"
Subscriptions from private sources aro flowing
In rapidly. The Indian Government hnyu atl-
rhnced 3,000,0 900 atorling. a subscription at
Calcutta f,ua plready reached 0,Uu0, Which is
AZ much as England sent to Chicago. aud nil tho
principal cities in thu United Kingdom. except
Manchester, Birmingham, mud Liverpool, they
any, aro doing n groat deal.
The gratitude Ut tho nntiye IndianB for what
tue Government has done for them ia warmly
Expressed. They arc deep in wonder md thank
fulneHs at tho kindness CT tho "great Sarkar"
and the "gool Empress Queen of India," aud
regard the action Of tho Government III such as
"no King before tio,n over did," Wlo ac-
knowledglng the magnitude OF tho calamity
thore is, therefore, much reason for Lopo.
, 1874-03-23

srtcial DishatcA to Tic GAteago Tribune.
RACINE, WIS.,. March 22.-Ilero was d grand
mass-meotlng nh Friday night 1T tho AlethoaiAt
Episcopal Church, uudor the direction of the
Womon's Temperance Union. Tho house was
crowded to it's utmost capacity, and mnny went
away unable to find places even to ytund. Ars.
Joseph Rowloy presided. A great deal Of ell
thuBinsnl NaB manifested In tile meeling by
frequent applause during tho speeches OF Col.
aloAlynn, Ptof Wood, Mrs. Capt. Knapp, Mira .
]. j.. l.unor. mud Charles e. Dyor, Esq. High
ground was takou by all tho speakers in favor
Of total abstinence anl tho wonens temperance
movement. About 200 now havo enrolled tllem-
se!yos in tl!e Union. Two druggists signed tho
BIos. ~ ~
MILWAUKEE, Wiz, Alalcl 22-Tho praying
cruHado wAa lnauguratcd in RlpOn last week. 4
Inrtg Of women visited tho enIoon kept by Hill
l'rob, yesterday, mud aakea tho proprictors to
quit l!nsiaeBa. They refused, but oi{oroa to sol
the stoek and giyn bonds not to roBrn,o tho traf.
ho II! thai cl.Y. ibis waA tRkon under aaviRo-
ment. THO lad!cs remained an hn..r or mere,
sinGlnG mud praying; thon thoy went to another
Haioots, kept bY Que Do Verg, and PRAYED for
sonao time without result. It IL boiieyed tho
movement will spiend III siat part Of the State.
IN GENERAL.
M11wAuKrE March 2sEDispatchos Jsr ,sste; to.nieht
from N!pon, berlin, aul Wautoinn Indicate thut
tho Nomcns crlsude ut thoRo rlnccs l,aH taken
deep root. At tho forMor plaCe tho ladtos aro
Jar hotter organized than bud been sunpoboH
here. They. dofiyo additional strength III Ills
stafe IRON 0 tue taet thnt .lo Hprng alccson
easily pEectpltatc war betweou tho beer antl
no-heer partlcH, the latter OF whom have Hufier.
oil tho former to l,nya their own way hitherto
for want OF aomo ralying CRY.
, 1874-03-23

and began to ta1 about tho rcathor, st. Patrick
tho mud. tho now dancinr-scliool tnaster, and
wore about to ray something about tho Inst
saorc sa n,cI. aoclsl, whom Doloa Ieoooctcd thet
wasn't po1lto to talk In that wny. l}clos SAID it
waH noto. mud Ito wo,tt1 iavo hiss. Alary to'd
htm lio shouldn't. Tho yonug man bccnn,o Aud-
dohlY angry, and etrilok tho Young lady n
blow on tl!o brad wticl, Hoht her rccling to llo
guitar. Before rho ind tin,o to rcgain lor foot
TO drow a. piatol ftom hiY pocket, and, pointing
T. at tl1e lady, nrod, and Immediately rim AWAY.
lho ball grazed hcr Jeff arm, and ontorod tho
!M.n GROUND without tnillcsing any serious injury.
tn tho rolgEborl,oud, aud tho above faets to tho
knowledge Of Justice Morgan. w1o ut onco is-
Bucd warrant for tho arroBt Of tho young mat,,
md rlaccd 1t in tic handB OF Constable YoBt.
boon found,
, 1874-03-23

The Springfield (slash.) KcpN1I|con paya
!. Ono mny be purdonod for sncszirg unter any
circumstances, in view OF tho experience OF i
woman from this city in Wcsttle!d, rooeutly.
Being in company, and attempting to s,lpp.es
side Ut Aor face, which soon hesau swelling a,a
drawing out Of nllapo. 4 physician was called,
but by tho time llo arrived her lnnuth aud tl.o
lolt aitlo OF l'or fnce had become drawn mp, dis
iigntiug her 10 that her most Intimate friends
could ecalroly rccognze her IoaturoA, wl4ilu aho
found it impossible to close her loft oye. Tho
phyaiclauH uuy it IN q kind Of para1yes, Caused
by tho great ol1ott shc ,nado in supprcbhlng tho
sneozo, antl give but faint hopes tlat hef tea
turea will eyer res'1ms their natnrul appearance.
, 1874-03-23

garc,. At somo longti, Homo of hiB porsonal
eexpor1encos. which, woro quite intorost.
inR md provocative Of much laughter. !lo mid
tint his Assoointion-tlle Wost Slt1o Temperance
Boctoty-wonll hold q Meeting on Wednesday
weok, to which he invited nil brotl,ora present.
liz wanted tsicm 10 como to tho mootinys aud
give them encouragement.
TlfANNH.
Mta. DcQcor mnio n concluding speech, In
which B4o returned sinecro tIiatilis to Dr.
Il1omns md his congregation. She explained
TINT ello wna III favor, with Dr.. Thomas, of tnk-
ing moderate rofor1na at first ii tho otho, ro-
form could not l,o ntlatncd. At icnst 1t would
he stop Il, tho right direction. Tho ncxt ccc.
tion would 10 a temperance, not whisky, ono.
tApptauso.l
Tho proceedings tllon terminated.
, 1874-03-23

W. Dnrnhart. -
The liqnor.tlcalora OF Jotnoy City l,nvo organ
ized for tho pulrcao Of protectinn toIr buuil,oBB
againBt tho crttsntlo.
4 TEMrEnANOE nsEEr1Na
was hold In tho theatro Of Joracv City Tonight,
which waa Gro wtod to nxccsa. Many latlioa woro
pfoAcnt. Speeches worc msAo BY clergymcn,
iadios md otiiora. 1l,o fooing wnB strongly tn
favor Of to Ollso moycmant. but no dolinito
coilrHo of action WAS dccltlod upon.
At nuFFA1n.
Sptefa1 Dfapateh to 7he Chtcapo Tribune.
BUFFALO. N. X, March 22.-An immense con-
confHo or people assembled 1T St. Jamos Hall,
this afternoon, Oil tho occasion Of the Union
temperance ,prayor-meotiny. Great ontl,nsi-
naa' prevailed. Nomnrka wero made by Tho 1lov.
Frederick FlntEtngl1nm, ono Of u,,r leading
olergynlon, md otiora. Tie 1alioa Of Dunatoo
nro circulating petitions, aekng for the ou-
forco'nont Of tho Slate Inv, requiring aaloons
twoen 1000 and 5000 names woro reported as
having boon obtained.
, 1874-03-23

WASHINGTON, y. G., hInrcl, 2t.--The nov.
George A. Hull, Gonornl Secretary Of the Young
Alen's Christian AEHuciation, and Nlrs. William
Association call on lho people Of Washington
to observe tho coming week NJ week
Of special prayer for tho blessing OF
God upon oil Legitimate efforts for the suppress
Hion Of intempernnce. Public exercises wifi be
hold III Lincoln Hull throughout tho @ools and
ho conducted by olcrgymon If tho various Prot
tcstant denominations.
, 1874-03-23

Du. ]. q. HOLLAND TO Archbishop punuE1L.
New IonN, March 2l.-Dr. j. e. Holland llaA
published reply to tho recent circular OF Arch
bishop Purcell OH the present temperance moye-
ment among tho women. He sayH: "What, in
Colts doar name. waa there loft tllom to do but
juBt what they aro dong, and what you con-
domn? Tho whole byBineHB Inns been loft to God
mud tho women, and tho latter aro praying in
tile churches aid in tho atreotB, aud pushing o..
their aiyino and poaccful orusado, because tho
men OF America have failed to do thor duty.
Snaii Christian man. IN hgh M st@tion a.; "a or low,
M ns voeS 70 to ao SepIS S
othor quotations, and with The romarl9 that
when no account 10 taken Of tho circum-
stances uuder which each separate passage
was written, it IL easy to s'tstain almost any
proposition by it. I'll tho concluding paragraph
Of Lis reply, DR.. 1lollanl aa,H to the Arch
blshop: "1trcmblo to think Of tho stumbling
block Which yon III your circular llago placod bc-
fore the tonpted aud deceived. There IL not 4
wsky-nill III tho Union which does not stand
.ilrnur on its foundation in consequence OF It.
There IL not d wlis]sysellor IN tho country who
tloeH not approve oil it, and foul onser It'll hls
h,,rincss for 1t. Ttloro IL no Clergyman who in
dllscs In vine to tho destruction OF hls
influence ~ Temperance nun who doea not 500
juat beginning courHo Of dissipation, who duas
mol find Ills downward atopH the easiest for 1t.
All thodo who respect md royero tue temperate
prac.lcon or your life, a!n ,griovod by It,, You
t,fy in u lifetime. You ltayc gtyou strength to
aud morality
NEW yonx AND VICINITY.
NEW YonK, March 22.-Iho temporanco
crusade WAS 1narloa today by meetings III nlauy
'clsarc. OF tito Strangers, there was 4 largo ut
tendnnce, and much enthusiasm waa eyin&ed.
Addrcasoa woro doyorad by 4. Il. Mc1fnlen,
blrs. lnwre1'ce, Mrs. Ha:l.. and othcrs. At tho
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LANSING, Mich., March 2l.-The temperance
ot1sado y 'ar''!y sproallng throughout tic
in tho bmallor town.,
oENT1tA1t C0uNTtEB.
sptefas Diauatch II FHs LH,caao Tribune.
lansing, h.; ;M!cll., hlaroh 2l.-DeWitt, Clinton
ooaasyi W1|lamston aud Mason, IngAam
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CLEVELAND, O., Mach 22.-1n most OF tho
churches Of this city to-dny, tho ministers
preached upon the subject Of Temperance, and
almost unanimously favored the continuance Of
the crusade against the saloons. Tho congroga-
tions were unusually large Lust evening, about
fifty OF tho most prominent citizens held mcct-
ing for tho purpose Of seeing it anything could
bo d0no in tho way OF corporation, aud possibly
forming IN organization for the protection of
tho lailoa In tho present temperance movement,
but moro particularly for the purpose OF nlal.,-
tainine Inv u1sd ort,oi, II it could be done in
some way that would show tho public sem
timent Tho Insults offered tho ladies were
strongly condemned, and the belief Expressed
to go on with thoir work, and receive tho protcc-
tion Of tho police. Commlttees woro appointed
to cal q citizens meeting to take nctiou iu the
interests OF law and order.
Judge Raunoy, prolntnont LAWYER of this CITY,
has gwen his opinion on the sidewalk ordinance,
referred to in Mayor Otis proclamation. uo
says TINT it in no way rcstranB tho movements
Of ladies' savo in tho CLIO point Of holding meot-
inga OH tho Sidewalks aud streets. Thoy may
form in q procession Of any number OF PERSONS,
visit aud iold sorylccs in any saloon w{on por,
nltted BY tho proprietor to do 10, mud be onti-
tied to the protection of tho authorities.
A meeting Of Germans last evening WINS nd
dressed by the Hon. Frederick Accker, whose
1nauapring OF this Temperance movement, tho
speaker aad was hatred to all TINT was foreign.
Tho clergy, ho declared wcro too cowardly to
talto ra,t III what thoy know to bo unlawfu! pro-
ccoGings. and fell back on women, expecting
their sex would protect them.
Tomorrow morning temperance mass-mcot-
ings will bo held ut differ Ont churches hrouell-
out tho city, and III tho afternoon tho ladies' will
renew their yibIra to tho Bnlouus.
AT DuCYnUh.
Special Dispatch to 1ac CAtcaao Tribune.
Bucynus, O., March 22.-Tho temperance OK
ctenleut still continues. Yesterday over lU0
ladias were ont III three bands, aud visited nino-
tpen aaluons. At cue place thov wero shame-
saloon md singing Dutch songs aud drinking
beer while the lades vera praying on the Hsda-
walk. Tho Acknowledgements aro still firm, aul cx-
citlug times aro anticipated this week.