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The New York herald., 1875-12-19

A PocALYPsE AND PENTATEUCH INCARNATION
n and Atonement Trinity and second Coming Kesurree
BY the the New Jerusalem Church revealed
through Swedenborg and reconcicd with seen
tile discovery modern research Services at the New
Church Temple East Thirtyhfth street. between Park
by the pastor Rev. Chauncey Giles
on Sundays,at IL A. NJ
The New York herald., 1875-12-19

DEv WILLIAM H. PENDLEToN WILL PREACH IN
III the East Baptist church. Madison and Gonver
streets, at lO6 A. NJ. and IA r. NJ welcome to all,
The New York herald., 1875-12-19

DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
isi'ls;. SkEfs$ S$SkEfs$ / $Hs S$H$3sf:
Immense Bargains No 1853 Broadway.
Holidays between Eighth and Ninth streets.
Immense bargains ONE BLOCK BELOW
for the A. r. STEWART 4 co.'s.
will have sale during tho coming
Immense Bargains holiday weeks
holidayA Si 'SS IMMENSE BARGAINS
Immense Bargains IMMENSE BARGAINS
Holidays in all tho departments or their sstab-
Immense bargains '''
aodsy grain SILK Ssh.s Ss ssaSasd 1% oaSa $al.
,---S--.,. sSnmet, 81 90 yard. good value for
HSIidaya 1911 iGs =
Immense bargains desirable shades at ST. good value
DRESS GOODS
for the Yard vide caners Hair Cloth, lsc.
Immense bargains l5c.. worth SOC
for the
Holidays Yard wide Knickerbocker II camel's Hair
Cloth. 2oc worth 4Oc
Immense bargains Dark Cloth coIOrod diagonal Serge
Holidays.
Immense Bargains colors %orh sss - oa'A ''0n
Holidays Anwoorcamers Hair Mcrino, l,<yards
-, 1,, wiae, e21sc. worth 81 IS.
hodaya S s anss M sSo !. gs' embossed and
All wool Rose Blankets, slightly inn
hall
Holidays Unoleaehed Canton Flannel. i2Ko .
yard, worth 2oc.
for the Best American Prints &C.
Holidays best Best yard rId,sd wide English PEnts lo
Immense Bargains
Holidays Isdss white sH fds 2sc
Gentlemen's silk Muriers. 7oc- up.
Holidays Colored Tarletan. i5c. up
Immense Bargains
Holidays $50 real thread BsrSss % s So worth 81
100 real thread Barbes, 81 worth 81
for the rs real Guipurs Capes, 50. worth 81.
Holidays % re. ss faS aFSsd b.ISs. cSpss so noyss w9s &
Immense Bargains 25 real Applique Barbss 49, worth s
Holidays Come early and avoid the rush.
JOHN r KAgGHRAN.) coNkLISG co,
W. Ii. coNKLlNG. between Eighth and Ninth ssa
MAKE NO MISTAKE. OUR NUMBER is 7ea ONLY
TOYS PotLSrroYT G9LLsTols. P0LLsToys p0
DoLLs-ToYs. DoLLs-ToYs, DoLLs-ToYs. DOLLS
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
ersAr CLOSING OUT SALE OF roya
The New York herald., 1875-12-19
RELIGIous NOTICES.

SPIRITUAL CoNFERENCE.IiAR,v1AA,kD, AZ, KooMs sJ.a
N Reservoir square, Sunday. at "a O'Clock M Jams
q. Clark viii sing and will give . sacred concert ~ -
O'Clock, assisted by quartet
The New York herald., 1875-12-19

81 West Fourteenth street Sixth avenue 36f Bowery
corner Fourth street, and 345 Sixth avenue. -
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
An elegant assortment Of Hair Jewery OF
tion and Human Hair Goods, Switches. Curs naturally
cury Frzetes, Wigs and Toupees perceptibe spe.
ciay luvsbles the raging style for ladies ages
TO make them look Instantly beautiful Coires Of the
exquisite design and workmanship. also all
mecs and nonnjurious Hair Dyes chemists Of
Europe, so indispensable for the ladies' toilet.
On exhibition this week
Fashion, Beauty and Usefulness
will be found combined at L. SIAWiS unrvaed establish
mcnts, 54 West Fourteenth street and 364 Bowery.
Every article retaicd st wholesale prices.
Orders from all the States promptly executed
The New York herald., 1875-12-19

IL avenhe corner of Fortyseventh street, Rev. VIM II
Sabine rector.Dvine services at 10 80 A. ~ and 40
niclnck A M.
The New York herald., 1875-12-19

fNHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, WEST FORTY
" fifth street. Sunday-10 Morning Prayer 10 AS Lit
any, High Celebrationi Vespers. Daily, Holy Com
munion 4 80 Evening Prayer.
The New York herald., 1875-12-19

AIRS ANNIE EVA FAY, THE CELEBRATED EURO
MI pcan Physical Medum.-Musical Test seance ~ r..
NJ lis West Twenty street. Endorsed BY Prof Wm
Crooke, II. X. s.
The New York herald., 1875-12-19

n b. LYNN LECTURES lok A.. IN: sUBJECT:- :
America for Society Progressive spirituats at hail.
West Thirty third street, near Broadway Chiidrenl
Wednesday evening" December D. commencing at IA
The New York herald., 1875-12-19

OHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST. FIFTH AVE
" nue. above Forty-hith street, Rev Dr. Rowland, rec
tor.servces at IL A. NJ. and 31s T. NJ Christmas at u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-17

A Presbyterian minister, while marrying
couple Of his rustic parishonsrs felt exceedingly
disconcerted on his asking the bridegroom Il he
was willing 10 take the woman for his welded
wife, BY hfs scratching his head and saying, Jay,
I'm w1lltn'; but I'D rather hse her sister,
The heart Of the murderer Wilson, who tried
to kill himself Just before the time for his exeeu
tIon, several years ago, IL kept In alcohol BY 9
Hartford physician. The sharpened wire still
stcks INTO u a. den m ~ T fsr en % 20
death.
The Brighton Aquarium lately received .
whale nearly ten feet long, which was caught
some distance OF on the Sussex coast. It was
apparently uninjured, but It only survived
was made, and Il was found 70 have died Of con-
gestion Of the lungs.
The other day at vicksburg . small eolored
boy fell into the river and.Was rescued In half
drowned condition. He could have easily been
pulled out by negro floating along In sk N
and when some one swore ut the darkey for his
lethargy, he replied "Dis yere is my paper collar,
and de boy was kicking water like an alligator ~
The laboratory of the Harvard medical school
Is poorly ventilated. A physician whose sons
health was impaired there says: 81 would no
more send q son Of mine to Harvard medical
school, in its present location, with its facilities
Of giving instruction, than would send him to
apest house of yellow fever to teach him the best
mode Of treatment Of the disease. - -
A photographer In San Francisco made like
ness for man who refused to take the picture,
claiming that 1t did not correctly represent him.
He thought 1t made him uglier than the reality.
The maker sued to recover the pay, and in the
trial the picture was put In evidence and shown
to the jury. The Jury, BY their verdict, decided
that the defendant was as ugly as the photograph.
A woman was in q New Orleans prison, accused
Of participation in robbery. One day she re-
cefved notice from her eonfederates in the crime
that the expense of her defense would be,de-
Quoted from her share Of the spoils. That aa-
gered her, and while resentful she confessed her
guilt and gave the names Of her partners, who
were thereupon arrested, and all the stolen things
recovered.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-17
The Anthracite Coal Trade.

There is q steadily increasing tonnage In the
anthracite coal regions, and orders for coal con-
tinue good. The production for the week ending
the It'll instant, as footed by the Miners Jour-
nal was 2S5 092 tons, and for the year 10 Ola 40
tons against II, 500 Isl tons corresponding date
last year, decrease Of 1,54o, sos tons The btu.
minous tonnage for the week was u, $40 tons, and
for the yesr 2, 134, 7sl TONS making total Of all
kinds for the week OF COL OH, and fer the year Of
l2l4s,227 tons, against 13fl5,564 tons to
the same time last year, decrease OF
l,2e7,S27 tons. The quantity Of coke and coal
transported over the Pennsylvania rail-
road for the week was s., sos tons, and for
the year 2,SoS17s tons, Of which l,9ss,l7s was
coal, and 367,s1O coke. This embraces all the coal
carried both East and West. At Port Richmond,
for the week ending the 14th instant, there were
receipts Of 600 tons Of coal, shipments of 5000
tons, leaving S. 900 tons on hand. We continue to
quote freight charges to New York ct IS cents, to
Providence at S1.35, and TO Boston at sL50@l. 60
per ton. The receipts at Perth Amboy for the
week ending August were 1852 tons; total to
date, CO. $40 tons shipments for same week, 10 994
tons; shipments TO date, 4s, 4Sl tons; on hand,
L. 3S9 tons The retail trade In this city is quite
putting in their usual supply for winter use. The
trade IS stimulated by the steady advance in the
monthly advance in prices, as agreed upon BY
the great carrying companies at the beginning
Of the year, will be strictly adhered to; hence
prices do It at the earliest possible time in the
year. The prices for the present month of August
are lower than they will be In September. and
lower in that month than they Will be in the
month Of October. The last circular issued by
the philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
as to rates OF freight and tolls Is that from and
after the 9th instant the allowance on lump and
steamer coal for shipment from Port Richmond is
reduced to 10 per cent, and the allowance en- the
York and vicinity is reduced to Is per cent. re-
viyal Of the iron interests and Of manufactures
generally Is needed to make the coal trade fairly
- s,.af d.
Ing as could be desired.-Phladslphia Ledger,
August l6.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-17
DISTRICT NOTES.
The diminished Msrkets-Psrmits to Build.

The Unfinished Hsrkets-Permits to Build
Inspector Plovman issued building permits
yesterday ~ follow: Captain W. p. s. Sanger,
U. s. N, 0 tvo-story and basement brick dwell
lag, 80 by 20 feet, north side Prospect street,
Georgetown, between Frederick and Market;
t1sooo. John Lyon, two-story brick dwelling,
south side r, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets northwest; a. 500. p. Doyle, bake-house,
west side Tenth street, between o and streets
Edwin L. Stanton. esq, attorney for the Dis.
states that he has examined the opinion Of Assis-
tant Attorney Brpey 10 reference 70 the contracts
for construction Of market BUILDINGS on Corcoran
called market commission, and the papers on
which that opinion 10 based; that he oonours with
construction Of the Seventh-street front and p.
street wing Of the proposed buildings on that
square are not existing legal OBLIGATIONS binding
mission now has no legal existence. Further,
that he 10 Of the opinion that no action oughtto
bststep oy the oomms:oners for the erection Of Of
been further Legislation BY Congress to that end.
THE K.srREr MARKET.
In another opinion, in relation to the K-street
market at Twenty-trst street, he states that tnls
Va. 10 nS.
ment, excepting the third and fourth clauses Of
gun Immediately and to be completed within four
months. The date Of the Instrument Is August
"a, 1S72 90 that three years have elapsed and put
little work done. Whether this suspension of
work and delay can be ayailed Of as reason ior
not resuming operations depends upon Whetner
the cause Of suspension and delay Is the fault OF
the contractor or Of the Board Of Public Works,
by whom the contract was made. II the former,
then the District may fairly consider that the con,
tract was abandoned by the contractor, and
rescued It. If the latter, then the wrong OF the
Board Of Public Works cannot be taken advan-
tsge Of to defeat the claims Of the contractor 1t
win be observed that, unlike the contract for the
market buildings on square No. 40 the contract
for erecting market house on square IS was
made by the late Board OF Public Works, pur-
susnt to an act Of Assembly approved August
% ISL, all claims arising out Of contracts made
by the Board Of Public Works must be settled BY
the board CT audit So far, therefore, as the
means are concerned wherewith this work shall
be resumed If It is to be resumed, the provisions
of the act Of Congress Of June 20, 1874, must be
followed. The instrument is q contract made by
the Board Of Public Works as completely as
though the work contemplated by 1t had been the
paving Of q street. II work be resumed there
should be q full understanding that the accounts
are to be settled through the board Of audit, and
that there Is to be claim the part of the con-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-17
OBITUARY.
Death Of Commander George Upman Morris,
Uuifed stataa Navy

We regret to announce the death of one ofthe
brayest officers ofthe American navy, Cemman-
der George u. Morris, of consumption, at the
Alum Springs, in Virginia, on the 18th instant
He was the youngest son Of the illustrious Comma
dore Morris, and was born at the Charlestovn
navy yard, where his father was In command Of
that station forty five years ago, and was named
for his fathers old friend, the gallant Colonel
upmsn, Of Portsmouth, N. H. Entering the
navy in 1916, he served in the Gulf during the
Mexican war. and was present In the actions Of
Taspan and Tobasco. He was IN the Pacific
from 1854, to 1857, and on the Sth Of March, 1862,
was fist lieutenant Of the Cumberland in the
Hampton Roads, and temporarily 10 command
the Confederate iron clad Merrimac, commanded
by Buchanan, came out Of the Elizabeth river,
she made Q furious onset upon the Cumberland,
and was received by vigorous and welldirected
The Merrfmac ran iuriously against the Cumber-
land and sank her in q few minutes.
She went down with parting broadside at her
enemy and with her colors flying Many of her
officers and crew were enabled to reach The shore,
but large number persisted with the ship. Pro-
NOTED to be lieutenant commander July, 1862, he
commanded from 1862 to 1864 the gun boat Port
Royal in the Gulf, the Shawmut in 1S64-'65 In the
Atlantic, and the Brooklyn in 1856. Commander
Morris was twice married. His first wife, lady
ago. His second vile, daughter Of Franklin
Steele, ESQ.,, of Georgetown, survives him. He
leaves no children. His mother Is still living in
this city at the venerable age Of eighty-three.
his whole career as naval officer by his rigid ad-
herence TO duty. He enjoyed to an unusual de-
gree the respect and esteem Of his brother off,
GERS, who Will regret his death In the meridian Of
life, as the severance Of many ties Of friendship
and loss to the service Of which he was an
armament
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-17
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.
Proposition for a Flour Mill in Alexandria

Proposition for Flour Mill in Alexandria.
A number of enterprising gentlemen Of this
city and Alexandria have started project 10 or
ganize q stock company for the purpose of pur-
chasing and operating the Pioneer FIGURING Mill
Of Alexandria. This mill, at the foot OF Duke
street, was built in 1855. The main building is So
by IS feet, four stories high, substantially built,
and is In good state Of preservation, the machin-
cry comprising twelve run OF four and q half feet
ers and attendant running gear, together with
elevator and storage capacity Of 900 bushels.
1t has not been operated since the breaking out
Of the war, at which time It passed into the hands
of the mortgaRee, who resides In New York. 1t
is now offered for sale, and can be.Dought for
fourth cost and can be put into Successful opera
tion, with improved equipments, such as is pro-
posed, at q comparatively small outlay.
The plan proposed is TO secure the subscription
Of capital stock Of SIS 600 in shares Of $780, with
which to commence business, confining the opera
lions solely to the purpose Of producing the high
est grade Of -four, such as is now selling readily
In the New York and other markets for SS to o. so
per barrel. The Minnesota process will be intro
duced, which is claimed to be the most economical
and perfect method Of producing -four, preserving
or as much Of 1t as can be saved In manufacture,
the loss being reduced TO q minimum. A portion
Of the stock has already been subscribed IN this
city, and the prospect is very attering for more;
also, that capitalists of Alexandra will embark
in this enterprise, which will be of great advan-
tage to that city. A meeting was held at the
Merchants Exchange in that city last Thursday
and the whole matter was discussed, all express
ing confidence in the success of the enterprise.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-17
Auction Sales To-day.

By b. Il. Warner:
AT O'Clock, Q neat three-story and basement
brick dwelling on the south side Of u street, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets southeast.
At 4:30 O'Clock, tWo-story frame house, being
No. 1222 K street northwest.
At O'Clock, improved property on Thirteenth
street northwest, between q and streets.
By E. J. Sweet:
At O'Clock, part of Iots Is and 10, in square No.
At $50 O'Clock, desirable property on the SOUTH
west corner of Vermont avenue and street
northwest
At O'Clock, part of lot No. 8, in square No.
40.
At eI5 o'clock, part Of lots No. % and "A, in
square No. 512
By J. T. Wormley:
At O'Clock lot numbered SIN square numbered
81, situated on A street southeast.
By Duncanson Bros:
At 10 o'clock, Q lot Of secondhand furniture;
also, carpets, mating, stoves, crockery, glass
ware, &c.
By Thos. Bowling:
At 10 o'clock, at No. go PennsyIvania avenue,
the large and varied assortment contained In said
store.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-17
A RELIGIOUS HEN.
The Hen S'iat went to Church and did hsr
Duty, and what Came Of her Talking

The Hen that went 10 Church and did hsr
~. - =.
about it.
o,,,. d,,,,,h.,..
church 4. fax, Snndays s,n.s ~ .,,.,r,.,anca.
Of which are as follows: Rev Mr. Moody was Just
beginning his sermon. and had uttered the words.
oresnfen, nsn W uirecs your attention THIS
morning 70 the fourth verse OF the tWentteth
chapter Of ST." when Q hen emerged from
the recess beneath the nulpit As she had inst
LA =, - ~. t.s-~-~,iS NJ 49, 49,
iAiu an ess' sne interrupted 4ur' tnoouy 70 an
nounee the iact TO the congregstiSn; and ne
aKuk kux kuk.tokoI Kuk kuk kuk kuk.to IN y,
IT.. -,,n,.... ,.,,nIa,sd ~ ~. r,o,,.s, -.
then copcluded to 20 on. But the sound Of bis
voice seemed TO provoke her to rivalry, and so she
put on i've or six pounds of steam 10 the SQUARE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-17
Base Ball.

The second game between the Creighton and
Rosedale took place yesterday afternoon on the
Olympic grounds, and resulted in favor OF the
former by 8 score of 10 to 9. The game was hotIy
contested throughout, and all who attended were
well repaid, Is 1t was one Of the most interesting
gfmes played in this city. The Creightons will
next Wednesday contest with the amateur cham
pions, (the Nationally and this being the fourth
game for the championship series, It is hoped
there will be q large crowd In attendance espe-
cislly the ladies. The playing Of the Oreightons
was excellent, as was that of the Rosedales, and
the game was only won by the f1ne batting of the
former. Among those deserving Of mention are
Mammie, Greason, Wall, Smart and Lewis, OF
the Creightons, and Paxton, McCook, Stevens
and Kane, OF the Rosedales. The feature of the
game was in the fifth inning, Mammie making
one Of the finest running foul catches ever wit
messed on these grounds. 1t Is hoped the Creigh-
tons will endeavor TO merit the confidence placed
in them BY their friends as over y 900 have been
vsgered on the result Of the game on Wednesday
with the Nationals.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-17
stasm Roller Acnident-

Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock, an acci.
dent occur ed on Eleventh street east which hap
PLY was not attended by any serious reiult. The
street is now being improved BY 9 patent pave
nent, and the heavy thirty ton steam roller be-
longing TO the District government Is being used
to roll It. At the time mentioned the roller, in
charge Of the two men, was az work, when one Of
the minor belts gave way and 80 disarranged the
machinery that an explosion followed, the shock
Of which threw the men from the machine to the
ground, completely stunning one OF them and 80.
the two, as soon as he recovered his senses, had
courage and presence Of mind enough 70 shut of
the steam and otherwise secure the roller from
inrtner damage. As 1t is IL will take several days
ano considerable expenditure TO make the neces-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-17

ayoarrei Of SCOT over the congregation. There
were women IN that congregation who went home
looking az II they had been working In . coal
mine, and wishing they could stab Deacon
Grimes without being hanged for murder. The
hen came down with the stove-pfpe- and As she
new By Mr. Bfnns he made o dash At her with his
umbrella, and Knocked hole through fifteen
dollar pane of glass, whereupon she landed In
Moody adjourned the Congregation They are
going to expel the owner OF that hen from the
church when they discover his identity-hGs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-17
A DiHhouest sarvant.

The barber shop Of Paul Bonsvires, on Penn
sylVania avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets northwest, was Saturday afternoon en-
tered BY q colored servant girl named Emma Will
nams, living with the family Of Bonayires and
seven dollars in money stolen from the drawer
When the girl was missed Mrs Bonsvires made
q search to see If anything else had been taken
when she discovered that between forty and hfty
dollars worth Of her clothing gone Ofhcer SUIT.
tonarested Emma Williams yesterday morning in
front Of the st. James hotel. She had on at the
time Of her arrest q silk dress and basque, which
was Identified as belonging to Mrs. BOnavires
oils, with the evident intention Of leaving the cty
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-17
CITY ITEMS.

BE WISE TO-DAY.
IT'S madness to neglect q cough, however
slight. Consumption may follow, and though
DR.. Wistdr's BaIsGm Of wa Cherry has fire.
quently cured this muchdreaded disease, Il al
most Invariably cures the primary diseases Of the
throat, lungs and chest. Fifty cents and 81 o
bottle; large bottles much the cheaper.
BUTTER DEMORALIZEDi
Best Virginia roll only 30 cents per pound;
choicest Frederick County Creamery roll only IS
cents per pound, at 80.
BRAY Co.'s,
ia Center Market and 100 N. L. Market.
go TO s1.ooe
invested In Stocks and Gold pays 20 per eent.
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge b Co,
Bankers, Wall street, New York
THURsroa's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily viii keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and fifty cents per bottle.
JouvEN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovB CLaAHm
Will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly end
quickly. Twenty five cents per bottle
THoMPsoN's PoMADE OPTIAE fs equal TO she
best French, and but half the price. Twenty-Five
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRRNeTHKNINe PLAsrzRs are sths
very best. All sold BIZ druggists.