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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23
FTEITED STATES MAPSHAL'S SALE OF A
y lAEGz ASSORTMENT OF READY MADE

HINN.
II VII tine Of = writ Of fert fsciae. iss1 d ont of
he CieIk = Ofcs OF tue Su preus Court Of the Dis
ict OF Columbia, and to me directed, will sell ct
public sale. for cash. a. abe Auction Store OF VIM.
"a. Wal Co., corusr II Pennsylvania avenue aud
9Th street northwest on THURSDAY, the SCH
day OF December, lss4, commencing az ii o'cincg r.
m the following eeods and chstteis, to wit, viz:
~ Mems and Youths hummer Goats,
t2Oyercoats,
56 Men's, Boys and Youths wiatar OSsts,
63 Chlidreb's aud Youths' Saits,
Is DO Summer suits, and
NJ Youths Jsckefs,
eeizsd and levied po1 as tho goods ans ct ut els
OF Lewis Valentine. and will be sold 10 - "
execution No. Is $50, in favor Of John A. GriGta
Co AL1X'R sharp,
u. B. Hsrshai, d. q.
dec1S0 ByWN. i. WALL CO., Aucta.
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4 = I 4 q L q g Y
MADAME BOSS,

This celebrated Lady Astrolosist and HeA,irs H..
oluln car 10 consulted ct No. 3SI l. stree.
corner OF As northwest. Shs naa nc superior
IL dellnestins the Past, Present and Future. Il
Owe or business hsr advice Is invaluable, isseriba.
your friends, pointing out your enemies and int0r1,.
rig 200 q the sure way 20 SUCCESS Ia all under
.shIhgs CttSnitstlon strictly confidential. Ladies,
81; gentlemen, 81 SC. iyST-Iy
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M Rs. Oh. Kills. the Grsot C7aiTrOBaat IN I
i'1 SclfafLtc ASiTO!Ogt5t. ~ Sag ION street The
most optical fEyiteu call and learn II al, Th.S
would know concerning Hfe. decl6 Ir1s
HATTIE pRENCH. he t,s'sjyafef E1.rfr3cfqa
ttdtTrOl ant GHd IsNt ffgffgD3, 72S iith SIRE
northwest Gases, both acute aud chronic, treated
sud cured by electric magnetism stecI -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23

~The stare temperance alliance of Califor-
a has deter mined Upo8 he establishment of a
cold water political party.
~King Kalakaua is SAID to have been deeply
IMPRESSED with the degree TO which Americans
are ln hued with the spirit of their republican
Institutions when lie heard himself addressed
ny one OF Omaha's chief municipal officers as
MI King" during his short halt in that city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23

prices.
eecio-iI ia1 Bridge street, Georgetown.
Hey GOODS DRY GOODS Tho E0R TUE
400 Bridge street, between Congress and uias,
VIZ ho Georsetown, ID q.
GnoI :, cheaper than ever offered in The District
Leo yards Of beautiful striped Dress Jods, Only
SsGIifS Mohsr flush oDfy % crt3 pTrt M%Sa,r
46 cents one At Is cents; beautiful Black Whale
bohe CGrses opiy 50 cents; exceient Kid Gloves, 81
ffi9 Ii r., hadie. Hsmsichod Haadaerehies al
HtmstnGhed HanGkerchiefs, all linen, l21a cents;
ea1 DIV Is Bs;S s. cs waSt PrSS
cents; Black Merino from 50 cents to sl DO tu.ifn
S cs1es hSas
C;Tsst Jeans. cents; - shsetins, - coats; foil
good CaliCos, cents; best makes 10 cents Med.
ios!od FIa4nels, IS cents; heavy Shaker only 25;
cents TO So So; good Canton Flannel 10 cents; coed
tnsatheT-rroof Ticking only IS cents. An other
Tor youIseiyes Gar iichets furnished to city Gus
'0"'eiS i'ee o W SaIse GIBBONS AGO.
WE GiBEoNs ttec 6-eo6tI J. h. BURROUGHS.
fsY THOMAS DoWLbaa. Aacti9user.
S 174 Brtcge street. Georgetown
~) THIs EVENING, a. 80 O'Clock, and
HA EVEEt EVENING this week AZ same hOnr,
~ Iwill sell at my auction room. ira Bridge
Go, Psed w 1rss sa rScfsry s o. xtS9I
Gecl6-d THoS. BOWLING, Auct
2UE NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Win enlarged premises, improved machinery
the beat talent TO be had IN the country, In fact
every facility for doing the best work low prices
We wouio respectfully inform friends and the
prbi'c that pre-eniDsnt as may have been rspu.
' =. m,a 70 81 k r. a s'1:s Is nxorksIoa
tscqnes, Ties, kibbons, 30, 60, Gents Goats
Pants, AID Vests
At home 10 everybody from .. m. until sunset,
seturcsys IRON q N. until 81 D. N. at the GA
eteu established fSi the most com pete in che
country. Everybody come and soc us.
VI. WHEATLEY,
ys.n IS Jefferson street. Georsetown, D. o.
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IFE NATIOSAL JACKSON DEMOCRATIC As
EtCfATICN net last hight a. SsngerbuHl Han,
the resident, Mr- John +. Norris, in the eh IT
Al q Dr. CESr;Cs Allen, secretary. The execn-
i've committee was anBoUCced az fOlioWs
tolCmbGs Alexander, George t. Stewart, Dr.
Charles Allen. TiTcOtby Y. SOOnan. Edward
ESmHersley, b L. ; wart, and Nick SanderSon.
were elected menb ers. Mr. q p. Culver ~.
appointed 20 select a place fOS future meet!uZ-
a resolution Was adopted requesting the Metro
poll,ah Sinb 10 uhite with the association in
celebrating the anniversary OF the battle OF
NV Oflean>, January next The resignation
or William b. Clagett a. financial secretary
was received and accepted.
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TEE board or HEALTH met last right
The health Off GERS report was submitted Sho y
ma - IHisances ahated; causes Of death inyes-
ogated. 3. buI!a!s a. pubic expense 8, parents
treated By physicians 70 the poor. DE-. Krene
SUI nitfsd IesOlutir n III the two frame shan
uts and premises III alley. between AMI IA and
9Th and 9Th streets northwest, the property OF
JOIN Mccarthy, be condemned as nuisancas
and their abatement ordered. aiO9teI The
registrar OF vital statistics submitted a state
nsut Of mortality for the pas week shOwiry
TOTAL number OF deaths, g.. Among the prom
Jtht causes were consumption, pneumonia
bfcucLitlr, congestion ~ brain, vhaopir-
cough CiPhthaIia, CONFUSION, AMI epiIep-.;
Marriages =, blrtis. g.
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SALE OE LAND n TIE CoVSTY.-B. II. War
peT, real estate broker srd sucrt0neer. sold yes
teTCsy ate ~ OOD, ~ auction, for Mshloa Ash
fcTd. ESQ, trustee, u - acres Of laUd n-ar
GCCG Hope, being paTt Of 4 ira = clI,si
''BCslls Discovery - in the county OF Wa-tlns-
ten, ID. e., " hTs. J.. II. Mosser, At 81 500.
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CHRISTMAS AT CENTER MARKsT.-Tn order
10 accommodate ali classes, the Center market
Will be kept open on Tnur-day, the 2Ith INST
during the day, and il the evening until II
O'CLOCK Arrangements have been IN tde for an
abundant supply Of the very best market pro-
ducts Housekeepers should Ermember tn AZ the
horse-cars pass around the Center market on
every eide, thus enabling the laboring classes u
have their marketing conveyed 70 all portions
OF the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23

j. q. q. +. PREsESTATIoN.-Lsst niyht a
very interesting meeting of Washington Lodge
No Z. :. g.. -. F.. tCOk place at their room, in
tCd Fellows Hall and there was q very I4ryr
aife nGsrce IN anticipation OF an interesting
Irfsenta'iO1. After the usual work OF the lO,! e
= handsome miniature monument, rlads bv
Past Grand Bal, "a member o: the order for IS
years OF spalls OF marble embracing every DE-
scriptlSn Of stone used in the construction OF
The Cap TOT building, was unTailsd. and Mr. f..
II patterson, on behalf OF Mr.. Ban. presented
II 20 tbe lcCge. Noble Grand BUsbrof NJ Reed
responded On behalf of the lodge. Hon. NJ j
Durham, Grand Sire or the order. Gcliv-
sTeo sn eloquent address. The Oyd FeIIovs'
choir added greatly 10 the enjoy neAt OF tie oc-
cssOn.
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RTsX-PAYERs TAKE NOTICE !

rPThX-PAYERs TAKE NOTICE.
rhl minds OF some that congress will rtince the
pes, d levy, or make ohasges in the mode OF
L < To- meet the same promptly. This is very in
oable, as about nifty per cent has already been
Save per cent by pay ing your taxes before the
exriIailon Of the cSrrent mouth. dec22 g.
rs PROTECT YOUR RoOFs-Rust Is de.
sint viii preserve then. IhAys the brrt in nss'
az s = Tree Address +. BUELISq aME,
"TAXPAYERs TAKE NOTICE.
will be tue b1s iniacrment to C5nsress sI t. fix
uio a lover rae ~ Ear for the next levy.
g, piEatlon Of The current month. a'c2z s.
~ EOOaoMIZE. CO-oPEBATIyE PuR-
by CHksih ASSOCIATION or gea-
fae pNsH Gy passent OF ~ cents
glJ iBg all con modiies al discount Of from 10 =
'aIf irfs!na,iSn to GIFBED fYIoUGHL'YYV. Scr tSr
'etary, ~ q n street, o0pos'te Pst Office ds3In
TNoTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
,tla.rf @, very description against the District
ce.yFd AID prosecuted by
decl7-lm No. Sa3 - street.
rFBOTIOF TO PoLInY HOLDERS
W. Obsce q me Matnql Flre InSuTancs Go a
Policy bodeIs are teIebi ooiiiied - re 70, their
~ isS nfer ifs = hs flee o; The on
20 ra.e time ant a. Old the crowd, come day tao
dee79t j. WESLEY BoTELEB. seo'y.
~ TAN PAYERs TAKE NOTICED
A-I On and after FBIDAY, January Is, 1873 the
pc ~ Of three per csntun will BE- added to your
th,s Month Ill secure for the taxpayer a saving
@YcUEe MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoOIA.
evening Glasses in lain, Greek, Ensiish, French
81 German.
Circnia;ire Library-werms only a. Der quarter.
DaitJ Pro- er -meetings-i9i3, and y ,. m
holTa1 Glass tor SUNDAY School Teschers-sat
Literary syeieiy-sAturday Evening, 7:30 o m.
Gppg ksn'5 mSetlng, teaoiusiFely) - Sabbath
IinColn Hal services Sabbath at $40. decll tr
~ DR. McFARLAN, Bsattsf. has returaed
49, . The city ana resumed practice. once,
l34o New fors syenue. dec9luls
rsAnukL G. YoUsG.
N9 NOTARY PUBLI0,
ootl7-tf OFFIcE-SrAR BUnDIas.
ms HOT AND GOLD SODA.
ILBURN's PHARMAsY.
I42s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
no...r MINERhL wATHR os DRAUGHT.
|sRxEnAa a oo,
1879 srRxRT.
Beceive Deposits. Buy and Soil Gold and Unt.d
ststes Gouds etc. Securities of the District Of Co
ipmhfa dealt In. Exchange on Engi and Ia.
ope. Our Drsfts Oa.hedst Par. spal-lY
FsoHkSUK's Mandrake PILLs.-Tnes
NS pills are com posed exclusively o, vegetable
insreoients, ana although they entirely aperssdc
tAe use OF meTcury 40 not leave OF its injurfsus
Effects. The act directly upon tbs liver and are
valuable remedy In all of4isranse,nent result
ing from . disordsred state Of tina. organ, Liver
loa SlaiEt, Bilious Disorders, Indie estiou, Sick
iesisoae, Typhoid seyers, &C., &c, all succur1b %
he nee Use o sohenck's Man1raks Pills. For sale
By ell Dras siets end Dealers. MIR
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SUIT FoB - coo DAMAGES In the Cir
cuit Court (lufse CaTttsT) yesterday ths trial
OF ne Rse 81 eOerheiu ag.. Herbert was com
ihthceH, and II was -um-d TIL. nDFning. Pais
: An Rcn0n brought by John and sophia Oh r.
ltlm against CaSpar and Amelia Herbert
ioT 5000 damages, plaintiffs cIalnin. hat on
the 4tb OF September, 1872. the defendant
AMelis herbert. assaulted AMI be ~ tue plsin-
tit. SOphis ODerheiun Who heiny tb.n w = Iii
cate situation, her life was endangered and sac
NsS made siCl, sc. MessTs. j. r.. Morn. and
n j. Tsggau appear for plaintiffs, snd L. g.
Hine for defendants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23

The MILLINERY SALE, corner 9th and q
streets, takes place to morrow morning p,si-
uveiy. Excellent opportunity for barg aims Will
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TIE JURY IN TIE hOwE-SToRT CASE Dis
AGKkE.-This morning In the Circuit Court,
,iucge Cartier, in TIE C2se OF Carherins V
STORY against Freeman ". Howe-acticn for
breach of promise Of marriage ami Ia siiOn, u
which ). coo ana are ciGim-i-tle jury
we're brought In and announced that they we're
unable 20 agree upon verdict, and we're d.
charged. II Il said that the jury went out n
fer nrCing . verdict for ptaIUtiff, AMI one for
defendant, (ST. ". e.. Harper,) and that theg
way until dismissed Her council, 10 Il re-
loIreA R.e deter 10. ned % nre.. hrr ea.a.
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ACCIDENT ON TBE PCIST OF Rocks RAN
ROAD Tbs NORNfNG--As the down EXPRESS
main on the Point OF Rocks road WAS Das.ir j,
Brooks station this morning. at the rate OF
forty miles an hour, it struck the market waesn
CT Mis-. CTieh, smashed it into a hundred piece.
and threw her violently 10 the ground FOrfn-
pately, the horse ana front wheels hal cross.
the rack, and a. Mrs UricS was sitting anon
the front seat. she escaped Eith her lie bat
was severely bruised. Mfr. =. y. Middleton
living IN the neighborhO0d, kindly cared for
her and cent her home.
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( CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
FCPS |

FCPSl PIES!
Ladies and ChldreLs' Furs In beautiful sets Just
received
ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
q every description worn, at tbs lowest possible
w. r. SEYMOUR,
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The THRATKRs.-Nr. j. s. Clarke had
another large audience at F1rd's Opera House
lart nisht and their laughing s&s heard dive
blocks away The same capital comedy hill o.
the last too nights, including Red Tape "
Among the Breakers" and ''Fo)dIes, ;" will be
repeated fer the last time to- night.
Mr.. and Mfs. Harry Watkins are meeting v tn
deserved success at the National Theater, aud
their beautiful play OF - rroddsn Down"
nightly ELECTS warm applause. 1t is a bright
aEd lively drama far above the level Of ths
ordinary sensational Irash.
RsmeRibeT that to night is the last chance to
SEE - he ilgTess OF the West" A. Miss Fanny
beFTiBE a. - aTs "a another role tO-mDrroT
evening. The Ihester Ccmique Us the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23

Try Dooley's Yeast Powder, you will soon
EMO II, not only the hest, but also the cheapest
Baking Powder. Put mp full, net weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23

The FINEST TURKEYS. the pick of the mar
Gets CT Maryland and Virginia, to be raftled
every evening during the coming week at
SchWiDg * CIarke's, 9TH aud q sts
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BUSINESS CHANCES

GALL ON WBITGhEBk COpFE - -
- hItet nori invest so have al B our cisims 49,,
- IIts' hi,d 70 TIE ard q snAit before M ~,
tunErtss "--' 40 sI ect q
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Masonic FLRCTIONs.-At the annual meet
inE OF Federal Lodge, No I. Z. /. \ 81, iasS
night. officers were elected fgr the ensuing Ma
- ME year, a. follows. VIII 4 Short, ". VI:
Joseph AamsCEeT, :. w; ". =. ,ieuks. =. w.
W n. Goods, treasurer; W. Ct. Brock, sscre-
fary; W. Il. French, TYLER.
At q stated Communication q Acaeia Ipdg 90.
No. Il, i. A. A. NJ. held on M I'D 5n-sAs,- see
Following officers were elected br-W- P.YoanR
w. j. X. Merchant, 5. W; DR.. j. ii. NH,
y W L. III Hansen, treasurer; DR.. j. j. Lit
tie, secretary.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ffoh sALE-ssyeral Eleranf HOUSES, at fT--,
SWIFT, sl1 7th stree,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
5n0cx 10 Advertisements.

AxusEnENrs-EierenA Paoe--jth and 9Th columns.
BANKING AND FTSANCIAL-Nt'ifh Poge-5d column
BAsxING-HOUsEs AND BANKERs-ienm rage - so COL
BOARD AND RooNs-Eerenh Page-2d and 81 columns.
BUSINESS NoTCEs-STM PaJc-is column
CHANCES FOR BUSINESS MEN-Etghh PGge-6th column.
COMPREHENSIVE NoTICEs-Eighth Paqe-6th column
CONFEDERATION NorICEs-Eigbta Pa0e-6th column.
DANCISG ACADEMIES-Eighh PGge-5th column.
DE.rIsTR VI lcrenih PGGc-2d column.
DIVIDEND NoTfCEs-Tsath Plqc-3d and 4th columns.
DRY GOODs- Fifteenth PO9c--lst and I'd columns.
ELECTIos NOTICEs-Eiqhh P0ge-6th column.
EURoiTAN ADNERIlSEMENTs-Egbh Page 9th and 9Th
columns.
FIsASCiAL-Tenh Pao.-2d auH 80 columns
fURSITUgl- EieueRfh PGge-2dcOlumn.
HgbP ANTBD, MALES-EicreHh PdQs-5th column.
HoRsTS CARRIAGES, HARNESS, SC.-EerenM Pdge-2d
column.
HorEis- Eercnb Pd0s-2d column
HoUsFs MD FARMS WANTgD-Eierenh P1ge-2d column.
leg CGtAM-Bighh Page-Sth colunn.
fsSrf'u cTioN-Eighth fdge-5th column.
LEGAL NOUCES-Efghlh Psye-6th column.
LECTURES AND MEETINGs-E2eJeRf Pd2e-6th column.
hARBIU AND SLATE MASIBIs-EighD Poge-5th column.
MACHINERY--Etghh Pdge-5ih column
MARIA. Es AND DEATHs-SereHh PoQe-6th column.
hIscfLi ASioUs-Eighh P0ge-6th column; TreLth Page
-5ih. ana 9th columns.
MUSICAL lNsTRUMENIs--EierenM Pa0e-6th column
NEW PUEfICATIoNs-Eiahh Poqe-4th column.
REAL ESrATE For SALE CITY-Eicpsnm P01e-lst col
uuD: BROoKiYN-EtcrcHh PqGe-1st column; NKw-
JHRsET- EioreaM Pdge-ist column; CorNTRY-keo-
efA P5ge--Ist column; To EXCHANGE-Eferenm Page
list column.
SILES ~ AUCrroN-Eighh Pa0e--5h column.
SAVING, BANKs-Tcnh Pqge-4lh and 5th columns. -
columns: FENALEs-Eiercnm Pa0e-ith and 5th col
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILRoAD,-ieath Fdge-5th and 9th
ersGmfRs. OcHAS-Tenm Pogs-5th column.
TRACHLG,-EiGkM PGge-5th cOnmn.
To LET BROOKLYN PROPEETN-kierenh Pd0e-2d col
umu: C!TY-Eiereah Pdgc-3d column: COUNTRY
Etesenh P0Je-2d column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
SENATORIAL Publications.

The report which gained mOmentary currency
that President Grant, having discovered to his
great amazement that there are really two or
three Administration Senators who think the
nomination of Mr.. Williams for Chief Justice
an unfit one, had decided to withdraw his
name, turns out to be untrue. The nomina-
ton is still before the Senate. Mr.. Williams
is still awaiting vindication, and the President,
it is said, has given no intimation of any in
tention of withdrawing his name. 1t is upon
the whole singular position of affairs.
The Senate that refused to confirm the nom
ination for Judge of the Supreme Court of
an able aud upright man, eminent as jurist
and statesman, as is the Hon. f. lockwood
Hoar of Massachusetts,, hesitates whether or
not to vindicate the Hon. George II. Williams
from charges of intellectual and moral unfit
ness by seating him in the chair of the Chief
Justice. 1t was charged against Judge Hoar
that he is not politician his notions of
political morality were offensive to Senate
that could not comprehend them Nothing
wss said against his purity. his personal
integrity, his great abilities as lawyer.
his scholarly requirements, his eminence IA a
iurist. his sincerity Of CONVICTION aud con
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r. II | u l. + ; III + K L.


rms reported that Gen Concha to succeed Joyellar
ss CaptauGeneral of Cuba. The siege OF Cartagena Is
prosecuted with increased activity. The death Of
Mr Ralph Keller is considered beyond doubt at
Havana - The Conservative candidate has been
returned 10 tue British Parliament FROM stroud.
In tho Senate yesterday Mr.. summers resolution for
The abolition OF the office OF Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue was postponed; the bill authorizing Edward
Young 10 receive present from the Emperor OF Russia
wa, passed the debate the SALARY bill resumed.
hut no action was taken. In the House resolution for
the ree OF restitution in the South referred to the
Committed Education and Labor; the consideration
Of the supplementary Civil Rights bill was resumed aud
Mr. EiOt and spoke in favor Of it's passage the
regular Naval Appropriation bN appropriatng sl6,soO
sj was reported and made the special order for Thurs
dy next.
The state Legislature organized yesterday and re-
ceived oy Dix's message. Messrs Hustled and ODon-
nell we're chosen as Speaker and Clerk Of the Assembly.
and H. a Gdden was elected Clerk Of the Senate. =@
Phs late election in Texas has been declared unconst
tutiopai 81 the Supreme Court OF that State. g. II is
tumored that Senator will nominated for the Chief
Justiceship
Tina Bar Association condemned the nomination OF
George H. Williams for Chef Justice and advised
Congress TO amend the Bankrupt act tudiciously
fatbe, than to repeal it. - The 18th Regiment
aud Homeopathic Charity balls were largely at
landed - An adjustment Of the controversy
Of the Congregational churches OF Brooklyn was
promi SD through a conference OF the pastors - The
MAYOR OF Newark In his message TO the Common Coun-
Gil took strong ground on the Sunday question -
The Board Of Health requested the Legislature to pass
law compelling the railways to run cheap trains morn
ing aud evening - Gold. MA 1l., liza. Thermom'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
POLITICAL NOTES.

Boston is very much pleased with its new
Mayors inaugural address.
The Pennsylvania Senate has passed unsni-
nousy resolusion that all legislation SHAH bo IN 40
cordance with the now Constitution
At caucus of the Democratic members Of
the Massac Legislature yesterday, IT was voted
is 20 u not to make any nominations for Legislative
officers In either branch
The vote at the charter election III Owego,
NJ T. yesterday, much tho largest ever poled tos
municipal officers The Citizens ticket was elected "
msoriies ranging from 100 to go
At the Republican Legislative caucuses N
Augusta, Me-, last evening the following nomnatioss
were made President Of the Senate. j. 4. Butter
Bddeford; Secretary. g. w. Lane OF Augusta Assistants
Secretary O. C. Danforth OF Bangor Messengers. " A.
Ranks OF Freeport, and b. p. Stevens OF Hampton.
speaker OF House. W. W. Thomas, IT, OF Portland.
clerk s, J. Cbadbourne OF Dxmont.
The Republican newspapers Of Connections
are engaged In On animated controversy over what
knovn IN that State the bogusrweed Dispatch"
which figured 90 prominently In the political campaign
Of inl. The responsibility for tho publication u u
,.o.,ch IA now shifted from Gen. Hawley 10 ex'Sov.
Iesejl and the authority for this change Is c"fW
snondent OF The Springfield Republican.
Il il gradually dawning upon the Adminfs-
,ston press that The TRIBUNE has been telling goo
deal of truth about condition OF the United states
reasury Thus Tie CfereidndlLeader uneasly remsrks
The increase OF the public debt In December BY ovs
n 900 ooo though anticipated, not pleasant net
con,amplate OF the tas 10000 Of reserves N $685.
have already been used 10 meet currens exp nditao
n delays this matter much longer tho ucsS
ury books will make q bad showing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
PERSONAL.

Treasurer Spinner left Washington yester'
sav ON trp 10 Florida for tho benefit Of h health No
WA accompanied by his daughters
Mr.. George yandenhof, who has been do
,,nea I'm England for long tune by sickness. IL -
his way to this country, and viii arrive within fsv
days.
Gen. Quesada has published an address -
tho Friends of tho CuDan Cause IN NewOrlsasss-
thanking them for their aid and sympathy aud bidding
them farewell az no Is about 20 return 70 Cuts.
The statue OF Gen. Winfield Scott win b
uuyailed in Washington on the 18th inst. BY -
National Convention Of Soldiers Of the Msxicsn va
which meets thers ~ that time Tho Hon. Caleb Case.
Ing viii deliver address. aud NJ Albert Pike w
toad "a orisinal u0eln-
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