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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-24
Largest Circulation in the District
Daily Circulation OF the Evening star
Last Week.
sCOnnectieut. Now.

Connecticut holds her second state election
this year on the 5th OF April, when a COVER
nor, lieutenant governor, treasurer. secretary
of state, controller, four Congressman, three
state senator's, and county officers will be
chosen. There are but two tickets in the field:
democratic and republican. The democratic
candidate for governor is Charles II. Inger-
soil, and the republican candidate James
Lloyd Green. The democratic candidates for
Congress are first district, George NJ. Sand
ers; second, James Phelps; third, Lafayette
g. Foster; fourth, William Ii. Barnum and
the republican candidates are Joseph r. Haw-
ley, 8. W Kellogg, II. III. Starkweather and
Robert Hubbard, In the first, second, third,
and fourth districts, respectively. The MEM
bers of the Forty Thru Congress renominated
are Messrs- Hawley. Kellogg, Starkweather,
ard Barnum- Only plurality vote is re-
quired to elect the governor. Last year
lngersoll, democrat,. was elected COVER
nor by 6,7S2 majority over Harrison. re-
publican. In ISIS fhe same officer was
elected over Harrison by 5,sH major
ity, and in 1872 Jewell, republican, was
elected governor over Hubbard by 2,OOi ma
jority, The total vote of the state in 1874
was ss,T2S, the largest since 1872, when it was
LIS. The majorities fer Congressional can
didates in 1873 were as follows: First dis
trict, republican 200; second district, repub-
lican IS; third, republican ~; fourth, dem
ocratic /, i29- IL is little singular that a
state which in 1873 elected three republican
Congressman out of four should a year later
have elected a democratic governor by nearly
100 majority, but such y the inconsistency
of politics.
Admonished by the lastfall elections and
the close vote in New Hampshire the repub-
licans are making lively canvass and will
soon have many of theirIfinest speakers, in
Guiding Representative Blaine, Senators
Dawes and Oglesby, GeAeral Hawley, and
Judge Hoar, on the stump. Several of these
gentlemen are already at work, and the re-
publicans express the intention of making a
thorough canvass. The democrats are Sc
renely confident and point to 6,7S2 guberna-
torial majority last year as an obstacle hard
to be overcome. This sever confidence may
cost them a defeat, at least in the Congress
sional districts The candidates on both
state tickets are spoken OF as personally I'M
Objectionable so that the contest will be
purely political one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-24

The anti-Catholic bill which passed the
Prussiar parliament last week proposes to
every priest OF the Roman church an oath OF
allegiance to the civil power; if he accepts
1t, all well and good. II he refuses to take
The oath. his salary out of the state treasury
stops These state allowances in the case of
a bishop amount to five or six thousand dol
.2rs year, and the total burden on the
treasury is 100000 thalers, or less than
$1,000 IL is thought that this policy will
end in dropping the subsidies to both the
Catholic and the Protestant churches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-24

The New York gold speculation com bina-
lion has not yet been broken. but il is
thought they will not dare 10 carry the price
much higher lest the holders OF the called
bonds at the Treasury should sell them at
once. instead OF allowing them to run on
until the expiration OF the three months al
iotted by the call. This would throw thirty
millions OF gold on the market, an amount
100 1s Tor the present combination, stron z
rs n is. to shoulder
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED-By a gentleman in family
- where there are few young ladies in the neigh
borhood of 18th street, near NJ and II. Terms to be
moderate. Address HOWARD, Star Office. It,
pOABD FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR
ID two single gentlemen private family; delightful
location; front room. Moderate terms. Apply at
447 street northwest. mar22 ST.
L>IRST CLASS BOARD AND PLEASANT
Il well furnished ROOMS can be had on the lowest
possible terms in q private family; 1909 Maryland
avenue. feb9-7wT
NOR RENT With first-class Table Board
Il ROOMS, single and en- suite moderate prices for
spring and summer months; No. GIT 18th street
northwest, near +. mart I'm
MILLIKENS-Cs Corner Of 10th and Z streets
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Avenue and street cars. Board by the week or
month. Transient Board, 81 per day. House thor
oughiy renoy ted and refurnished
feb6-ly FRANK MILiiKEN, Proprietor.
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The Connecticut election takes place Mon
Gay week, and the politicians OF the country
are on the alert in that direction. The DEM
ocrats here propose to send large number of
COMES Of Senator Johnson's speech into thai
state as campaign document. CurionsIv
senough, the republicans declare that tbev
have some idea Of doing the same thing.
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1t would appear from Mr.. JEWELS remark

Itwould appear from Mr.. JEWELS remarks
Ct the Schinerbund last evening that the
e anci pated serfs in Russia, though rather
he&yily taxed, are doing about as well as
could be reasonably expected. \ free coun-
try orders these things better. Why didn't
1he imperial despot get them 10 toll, and
saSe and stint, till they had laid by few
million dollars OF hard-earned money-and
Then steal il from them? What they want
10 National Seifs Saving and Trust Com
nxnv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-24

petition was presented to the Massachl-
setts legislature last week asking that the
seQtence of Punishment against Roger Will
hems, passed in leS5, be revoked. As he has
sen dead about two hundred years, 1t is not
nkeiy that Roger takes a very lively interest
IN tne success of the appeal. The granting OF
~ prayer OF the petitioners in this case
would be similar to a revocation or annulling
Of the judicial DEGREES Under which the
Salem witches were hung
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-24

EXCESSIVE CoLoRED MoRTALITY.-Some
account was given in yesterdays STAR of
conference held by a delegation of coloret
clergymen with the Board of Health yester-
dsS upon the subject of the alarming mortal
ify among the colored people OF the District.
more extended account OF the interesting
diseussion is presented in our local columns
to-dky. Among the causes of this mortality
set forth was the want OF organized charities,
ofproper medical attendance, improvidence,
intemperance, Quack medicines, lung dis
eases resulting from neglect of colds, made
quate food, fuel and clothing, paternal
neglect ofillegitimate children, superstitlous
practices. &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-24

Philadelphia will have to hurry up to get
the big buildings erected In season for tsne
centennial-that is, II there Is TO be no post
ponement from IoT6.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-A pair Of SHELL EYE GLASSES. Suitable
IL reward on returning to EBBlTT HOUSE. it,
c. REWARD-Lost, within the last few days, a
S-C red Russia Leather CARD CASE, containing
few visiting cards. railroad pass, and paper of
value except to the owner. The above reward will
be paid return Of the CASE with contents to Star
office. mar22 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-24

The project for . monunent to Edgar A.
Poe In Baltimore Is to be realized at last.
The requisite SUM, 81 ,5oe, has been raised and
the monument is to be completed this spring.
and placed in Westminster cemetery, on
Fayette street. The monument, as designed
by Mr.. Frederick, the architect OF the new
city hall in Baltimore, is to be an obelisk OF
pure Italian marble, with a has relief OF Poe
from an accurate likeness, on one OF the four
panels, and appropriate Inscriptions and
emblems on the other three. The ere lit for
the accomplishment of the project belongs to
the Public School Teachers Association of
Baltimore. The public schools of the country
have also raised a fund for fitting testimo-
NAL TO the memory of Agassiz. As the
schools seem to succeed a. monument b 1ild-
eTs where all other instrumentalities fail
perhaps they could finish our Washington
monument
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-24

Tom Scott, as president of the Northern
Central railroad, proposes to show himself
more Of beaAiactor to Baltimore than Mr.
Garrett Sonne months ago he pledged that
the board of directors elected on his ticket al
the meeting geld i'm Baltimore in December
last, would use all their exertions to increase
the commerce. of Baltimore and aid ii in its
efforts OF expanding its trade. This, it was
promised, they would accomplish at an early
date by discretion of grain elevator, coffee
warehouse, coal wharves and piers at Can
ton, and bring to Baltimore as much freight
as any existing line. The arrangements have
now been completed for the commencement
ofthe work. 1t Is estimated that the intended
Improvements will cost about 100000.
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MEDICAL, dc.

hR. LEON:
II The well known and for many years the Oldest
established Specialist in Washington. has removed
to No. 81 SARATOGA, CORNER Sr PAUL STREET
BALTIM DRE.
Specially, Female Complaints. Consultations
Strictly confidential marE -2g'
SSATISFACTI0N" CURES WITHOUT IN
- TERNAL MEDICINE. al PER BOTTLE
Sold at Mains, corner 9Th and P. nnsyivania ave
nue. Coughlin's, Masonic Temple; Stotts, PepnsyI-
xania avenue; Dooley' 5, Capitol Hill, and at Dr.
parby's Colonization Building, corner Of ~
street. marl5 Inn
nR. BUCK ER JONES has returned to Balti-
u more Old Office, 80 N. Calvert street
Female diseases Q speciality. Consultation con-
hdentlal. sepl5- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-24

A letter from John Mitchell 70 the New
York Herald, written two weeks before his
death. appears in that paper. The interest
ing thing in il Is the frank avowal that it's
writer had never had the thought of putting
in an appearance IN the House of Commons.
His plan was to get Tipperary practically
disfranehised by the seating of a minority
candidate; then to RE- eat the same process
in another county; then in a third, and so on;
the object being to sh6w the Irish people how
to shake off the oppression of a pretended
parliamentary franchise. 1t appears by the
transcript from the burt records of this Dis
frict, referred to elsewhere, that Mitchell was
naturalized cipzen of the United States,
and therefore Ineligible for election to Par
lament, point which would doubtless have
been made agafBst him had he lived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-24

Showing again Come, now, gentle Spring,
ETHEREAL Mildness, this is too much, too
muchi
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~ NOTICE TO OWNERS OF REAL rs
Wy TATE-WHITAKER 4 COOKE, 115 Fiji
tenth street, in anticipation Of an amendment to
present law, continue to give special attention to all
Claims against the late District government, partc
ulsrly CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES by reason of
change IN grade Also, pay special improvement
taxes at a discount. febS7-tr
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Is THE sUPREME GSGRT Of rHE DIsrRIcr

WASHINGTON, ID. c., MARCH 20, 1875.
The firm Of DAVIS THOMAS has this day Dis
solved by mutual consent. and the business heresf
ter will be conducted at the old stand 9TH street.
Boundary, BY s. b. DAVIS. The books of the old
firm viii be found at Messrs. Ferry 4 Fuckers,
HOS 7th street northwest where all debtors Of the
firm viii please call and make immediate payments,
and all creditors present their claims for adjustment.
JOHN B. THOMAS,
mar23-A s. B. DAVIS
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whsfEp . solicit he CONTESTANT. =. .as.
worcester dictonsres Apply al s1s IN str raa
northwest ,s between s and l0O'clock :, "a, -
HE9TrIcEta.kSIaHTs or 81: JOSEPH T;
meeting This EVEN NC at ~ = oeeeK, for rsns
action o. important business By order Of
CT. BART, r. o 'Ni' o'""A"o Il:
EN Efk 81 EMThs oS SilSeF; ana %e%6gT' Of
Iwednesdsyi EVENING. At ~ CLOCK, to make AK
Hras, io % me funeral OF Bro L. H. ALLEY
1t w " " ED. BAwsEL. Rec. Sec.
rFNMdE& I LYMAN g; HOWE, q New York, 4
Lecture e, Eyssq% Hal Ne IISs street north TT,
mission, q cents mar23-2t'
~ NAII9&AL M y S q = ~: ~,
Pm The lse,arers and their courses Of instIuc ion
S DC e e s fGGrn PrS ON d.
Of wSmen; Pref WN LEE' on pise s OF the Mind
His,o ,sG aud the Gse Of the Microscope; Dr.
seEIR. on Minor Surgery and Surgical APpliances.
Iao1 New York avenue. marss2w
g"NATIoNALs s SaRiTAd REAL ESTATE
sSs SsyahI 6os,sa Of N, ,our,,
next " EDNESrAT EVENING, March 24th, at
clock, at the Board Of Trade Rooms, when will be
submitted the ANNA port, to be followed by the
elnssss s. officers for the i n a
NORTH STREET, AND
Wy SOUTH WASHINGTON RAILWAY.
Notice Is hereby given that the 1ncorporators of
the Capitol, North street, and South Washington
Railway Company will open books for subscription
TO the capital stock of said company at No. 1000
AVENUE northwest (south-
west corner Of 10th street,, on tn URSDAY, March
q, 1875, from O'Clock p m. until O'Clock p m of
said day The books will continue open from day to
day during the same hours until the capital stock of
: aS 600 shall have been subscribed.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, President.
W. J. COMING, Secretary. mar22 81
TsA MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
W. Of the INLAND AND SEAB0ARD COAST
ING COMPANY Of the District of Columbia will
he held at the National Metropolitan Bank on
WEDNESDAY, 3lst instant, at 7 o'clock D. m. for
the purpose Of organizing the said Company as re-
Quired by the 4th section of the act of
j. W.THOMPSON,
A. Ii. HERR.
marDd WIN. STICKNEY
~ NOTICE TO OWNERS OF REAL rs
Wy TATE-WHITAKER 4 COOKE, Ills Fiji
teenth street, in anticipation of amendment to
present law, continue to give special attention to all
claims against the late District government, partic
ulsrly CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES By reason of
m in rod LAO 81 ,r.x,~
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? AT E. aurnAs's x
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A q 7 4 o L o g Y
MADAME Ross.

This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Me-
dunn can be consulted at No. 201 street. Of
ID, northwest. She has no superior in delineating
the Past Present, and Future. In love or business
her advice is invaluable, describing your friends,
pointing out enemies, and informing you of the
sure way TO success in all undertaking.. Consuta-
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Sl.D. jyH-ly
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BALTIMORE BRANCH HOUSE,

mar2i ct 912 eth street northwest.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,
SperIdi Tsrm. Probate yNiSdtetiOH. March q, 1875
In The matter of the will of JANE 5. HEALD:
Application for letters testamenary the estate of
Jane g. Head Of the District Of Columbia, has this
day been made by Augusta 8: Smith. All per-
court ON TUESDAY, the nth day az April next, at
ii O'Clock O. to show cause why letters testament
tary the estate of the said deceased should not
issue as prayed. PTOridsd, copy of this order be
published once week, for three weeks, in the Even
ing Star, previous to the said day. Test:
mar74w 81 A. WEBSTER, Register OF Wills.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICr
or rnIUMRTA
Holdins Special Tsrn,, Much 25d. 1875
In the case of James Graham. Administrator of
WALTER fAGIN. deceased, the administrator
aforesaid, has with the appreciation Of the Supreme
S Snss Of ihf P q S s9re' aid
final settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate Of said deceased, and of the assets in
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money when and where all the creditors
and heirs Of said deceased notified to attend with
their claims properly yonched, or they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit in said de-
ceasedis estate: Provided copy of this order be
newspaper pre- nous the said az Test
marZ3w-3r A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.
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MRS. DIR. ELLIS,
1Vl The corid reHotcnsd Planet Redder( sroogtsl,
Tells Past, Present and Future, Love, Courtship,
Marriage, Property Lost Stolen, Law Suits, Busi-
ness most successful in, Sickness Death, Final
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But one week longer mars linz
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PERSONAL.

I ADIES-LEARN kERNER'S beautiful method
IL of PAINTING PHOTOGRAPHS before ne
returns to New York. Taught in one lie son. Pupils
delighted. Send for circular. Lady agents wanted.
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nINORCEs LEGALLY OBTAINED FOR DE
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"A Send address with stamp, for information,
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lDgtOn, ID. u. marl7 Inn
VTHE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CARRIED
on by the late DR.. Darby will be continued by his
BROTHER at the Drug Store corner of "A street
and Pennsylvania avenue COLONIZATION Build
ing.D marl5 lmS