davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08
AT PRICES
THAT WILL
BRING THE WHOLE POPULATION.

We viii, on TJKsRAY, JaIy G. ISIS, Offer our
entire stock of DRY GOODS AZ prime cost o. -usfis
Us 90 clear shelyes fcr Pail Goads Our So. =.
very large aud well assorted and must be -sld Ne
foii our reputation ty ceceiyinR the pubIic 81 Ne
want l. a coll. and figures will tell.
All cur goods ar Dew and bought this season. ".
name a few special tars aims
LOO pieces, yard vide, Percale, 10 cents. former
price Is cents
Is pieces satin stripe Grenadine at Is cents former
price g cents.
q pieces plain satin face Grenadine, AT Is cents.
former price 3 cents.
Is pieces best Pacific Lawns, az la cents. former
81 piece beet French Lawns, a; is cents, former
price 81 cents.
Is pieces corded yaoonet Lawns. French, Is cents,
former price g cents.
30 pieces French plan aud striped orgsndie- at 4.
cents, former price 81 cents.
SIi.oes figured, mottled, and plain Grenadines,
at IN cents, former price y cents.
loPieces Of Spring and Summer Dress Goods, at
50 pieces Of plain ard striped Black Grenadines,
LEss THAN ThE Geops COST TO IMPORT.
l5e pit ces black Alpaca, must be sold our y cent
one sold AT 50 cents, &C bie width cents, former
s21. cent Alpaca, former price 40 cents.
Our IS cent psca sold AZ O. cents.
go pieces ard eide Cottons 5, 10, II, II cents, su
leo pieces shirting snd dress Calico, a. 81 cents
III our best Calicces, ct cents, former price 10
cents.
200 pieces assorted color Paper Cambria, 60 cents.
former price 10 cents.
90 dozen, yard long, Towels, cents former price
10 cents.
And hundreds of other bargains, too numerous to
No humbug about this advertiser ent.
c. M. rOWsON q Co..
63e PENNSYLVANIA AvENrI
ZOE 60 .o,.h s;da rasx y,h - -, ,,-,-...,--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08
MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim OF youthful imprudence, causing prems-
tnre decay, nervous debility, etc. having tried In
vain every known remedy, has found q simple self
cure, which he will send free to his fellow sufferers
Address J. II. REEVES, - Nassau street, New
York. may3- eo3m
llOGERTp VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
- Wanted, . case Of Whoeping Cough that cannot
be cured BY "BOGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH
SYRUP" 1t Is also the best In nse for Cor g hs
Colds Hosrseness Sore Throat, Cron2, and 81 Bron
and Wholesale by enables STOTT & 90, and by
the proprietor, 1912 @ ct. northwest. novN-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08
DRY GOODS.
CLOSING oUr DRY GoOps

CLOSING OUT DRY GOODS.
Victoria Lawns, lSc.; ~erih sc
White Linen Lawns. gsSc Wnrrh A..
Tresch Figured Piaues 30 !. ,sorth 81,
cren aeircs, 10, leis, Is. A.
Plsiu japanese stks. SSc worth 81.
ny Dress Goods n,ust be sid
Call early and secure bargains.
TN. SAUDAIN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08

u.s. MEETING WILL BE HEAD AT
NS CLAIM ) HALL, 479 Pennsy yanfa ave-
Goe, a. clock p m, FRIDAY. July 9Th, 10 or
game Michigan Republican Campaign Club. All
Miehiean men are requested t. attend. Jys 81
ISL ACCORDANCE WITH RES1LU-
Ar scostia and Potomac Railroad Company, q. al
adjourned meeting, held June 10TH ISIS, the Direc
tors q said Com psny hereby give noiice that q
MONDf Y. July 9Th, 1873, At the Board Of Trade
ICONS Tor the purpose Of eiectipg NINE DIREC-
IOks TO serve FOR one year. Polls will be open
have ovIsd stoei ten days Ire"ious 10 the election
shall be entitled TO vote.
MADISON Davis, sss. ssIsASp. rrs'i s,s
~ ">'ice is hereby given By the 1nder.isa.d
uhaf he 4. accepted an assignment from ROBfRT
Z. HIEsI.y, OF the city Of Washington. D. O., OF
the same 70 be applied 10 the Of the deb:
Of the said Robert T. Hieston All creditors Of the
said Robert T. Hieston hereby notified 10 make
shSee mouths from the date hereof and ali ,srsons
indebted 20 him are requested TO make prompt paw
Iaept Of their said debts, otherwise they win be
placed In the hands OF a collector. y,vs.
~ hCIders OF the NATIONAL UNION INSUR-
ANCE CoYPAEY, Of w~hinston, viii be held at
the once e shs c9mF.,ny 30 IS, ets Louisiana , ave
Sfeieetins Nine Directors, Polls OPEN from ! to .
"' jas, q Pm SoSli D iH ssssst.sy.
" ICE-COLD TEA,
OF unrivaled favor,
NTH MILBURNS FAMOUS P0LAR SODA,
Atll29 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
1sihe most superb Ana delicious drink jet intro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08
BOARDING.

doom AND BOARD Indiana avenue, south
h side, between 80 and ~ streets. Use o3t@
TaE PLEASANT AND COMMODIOUS
i HOUSE, No. COS Eth street northwest. has
been thoroughly renova ted and remodelsd and will
be opened for rented rooms and first class table
board the LIST of July. Furniture and peting
new. House open for inspection now. je6 2w~
MILLIKEND = Corner Of leth and y streets
y.nSs srS one N t sss: ~ from n
month. IIanaispt Board, q Per day. House thor
1s66N TRANK HILLIKEN, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08

A correspondent writes to the Baltimore
papers TO say that Keely, "the new motor
man" doesn't deserve the credit OF discoy-
ering that power can be generated from car
bolic acii, and that in ISIS a steam-engine
was driven by this agent in Baltimore, the
inventor being Russian named Solomon.
lie gives the particulars CT the exhibition,
and says IL was success. y espondent
OF scientific turn processes to have wit
messed an exhibition OF Keely's machine
lately, and states that subsequently he Wis
tied distinguished savant who said that
keely's motor must be carboline. He pro-
dnced jet Of that vapor, but the CORES
pondent asserted that il was quite unlike
keely's yapOr, which was pleasant TO the
touch and had a smell about il very differ
ent from the professors. The professor also
told him that the carboline he produced was
incapable OF condensation by simple expan-
sion. The keeIy yaPor, it Is claimed, can be
converted into water, and in that important
particular differs widely from the professors.
mn
The combined debt and annual taxation of
New York aggregate the enormous sum of
S2ii head for every man, woman, and child
In the city-thrice as great as any other city
in the world Some day or other we expect
TO see the New York papers take up the sub
tect OF home municipal reform. For the
present they are occupied with the matter
OF reforming the rest OF mankind.
The celebration OF the Fourth OF July In
New York i equivalent In results TO a small
battle. On Sunday last in New York. ten
persons were killed and wounded by the
reckless use of explosives, and on Monday
~ les fal TIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08

LOANS on REAL ESTATE.
ESQ. $50, oll00, o3000, oSJO0O, and $500,
per cent. Tor negotiating jy7-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08
FOR RENT AND SALE.


Eok RkNT-Cne rev three-story BRICK
Il HOCSk, Containing nine rooms, bathroom with
hot and Geld wAaer, basement. range, aud all nod
srn improv. ments: rent go per month. No. 6Is
6dsreet between and @ northwest. Inquire at
4o3 7'h street northwest Je3s-sw
ENoE RENT-Two HOUSES corner Of Cav and
Green streets, Georgetown. Apply sf ofsce Of
FOB sALE-rwo new well built FKAME
Il HOUSES, six rooms each, with modern i'm
prov enenfs lot Zoo feet dep Is foot paved alev
sttustcd corner IsIh and L street. Apply 10 J.
BALIkRs. corner Of 18th and streets n W. J27 I'm
E'0R SALE-FARA Of sixty-three acres on CO.
lumbis turnpike, four miles from city; within \
mile of station, on W. o. railroad. Location high
and healthy; good house and barn; apple and peach
orchards never failing stream of water and springs
suitable for dairy truck, fruit. VIII be rented
for the season after April 2th. Apply 10
sp,-sms $50 Peunsyiyania ayepne
EoR sALE-Three-story BRICK, No. sIs N
street northwest. nine Rooms. bath room and
closets; all the modern improvements, and in
riete order. Terms easy. Apply next door, $40
street: OF t. EDGAR SPEIDEN. Real Estsse Agent,
No 6l3 lth street, opposite Patent Office. jeli I'm
EOR RENT-very desirable three story nansard
q roof HOUSE. all modern conveniences; SIS s..
THOS. WAGGAMAN, s19 18th street Mays
EOR RENT-FKDERAL BUILDINGS, corner
and 1th streets northwest, OFFICES and uH-
FURNISHED ROOMS, singly and 70 suits, from %
70 80 g. PREN-Iss. Agent. Room Nos isnl1-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08
A 8 r 4 U L o @ Z /.
MADAME Russ,

MADAME Russ.
. This celebrated Lady AstrolcSist Ans ReaiipS Ne.
dium can De consulted at No 201 street. corner of
"a northwest. She has superior In deiinea.iaa
the Past Present, and Future In love or business
her advice Ia invaluable, describing your frisnds
pointing out your enemies, and informing you Of the
sure way 20 success In all undertakings Consulta-
CLIO. WILL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08
MEDICAL, dc.

MEDICAL, dc.
"nR. Icons SPECIFIC cures in three day..
- Sent to any address for SIS. DR.. Icons Of
flee, SO Saratoga street, near Calvert. Specially
Female Com plants. jeI5 5S'
HSATISFACTION," al PER BOTTLE. Com
~ situations free at DIR. DARBY'S, lis Al St,
COLONIZATION Building.D jyl-lm'
nR: AND MRS. WILSON.-A thoroughly expe-
rienced and scientific ladies' Physician and
Midwife. Attend ladies at their homes or pleasant
rooms and the best attention at the Doctors private
residence Consultation confidential. Office, rs
FaIk st near Saratoga St, Baltimore. maySly
nR: BUCkLER JONES-Twenty years eXpe-
Ran Tumors guarantees satisfaction or no charges
more. y sepis-io@
nR. A. L. BOSW ORTH, az the Washington EIec-
cures all and chronic diseases Of whatever
name or nature. All complaints incident to FR-
MALES, and diseases Of Children q speciality Gal
yanic and Electro chemical BATHS, the most invig-
science. Consultation and examination free. ap26m
nR. ROB ERTSON,
IL as 10Th STREET, MEAN PA. AVE.
From long experience in both hospital and priv ate
Urinary Organs, Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, Syph-
Ills, and Spermstorrhoa. Cases Of Gonnorrhea re-
Gently contracted cured in to days. Syphilis In all
its stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
curry. swrmatorrhna, brought on by excuses and
abuse In youth, causing loss OF memory and insanity
general debility organic weakness, impoteucy,
ton ralpitation Of the heart pains in back, dmne
81 eight or giddness evil forebodings, self dstruss
Sc, speedily cured by newly discovered remedies.
Baltimore Md, has consented, after many socita-
lions BY his Washington patrons, to open q perrna-
nent ONCE in that city where he may be consulted
every wednesday and Saturday In each week, from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-July Sd, between Georgetown aud Louis
IL lana avenue, u PASS BOOK, Containing
ceipts. &c The finder i'll be ably warded BY
leaving it at No. 9O7 Louisiana avenue.
yo St b. W. TRUE.
Il OST-On Tuesday morning, July 9th, ~
IL street to st Dominica Church, a GOLD MED
Al. with The name Of the owner inscribed thereon.
A reward will be given il returned to w. A.
BARN ES, No. 2l2 ~ street southwest. IT.
I OST-A MOCKING BIRD, from 3Oi In ESQ
IL diana avenue, "Wednesday morning. AxH
suitable reward for its return. jy7-6t ~
TAKEN UP ASTRAY, July 5th, a BAY HORSE.
L The owner will come forward, prove ~
property, pay charges, and take him away. %oS
u. II. PRICE, Road street, between Congress aud
Washington streets, Georgetown. jy7St'
I OST-But found at
Z l. Y 5.
nice Brown Linen Duck Suit for 81, q better
for SIS, worth double the money 1 paid Also, Q
Boy : Linen Suit-Jacket and Pants-for d each.
Black and Gray Alpaca Coats, from g. and upw ard,
Linen Busters and Straw Hats, very cheap.
Children's Shoes, from 81 cents mp.
Ladies' Slips, from rs cents. 1914 and 1915
jy6-tr Pennsylvanis avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08

w PRACTICAL PL UMBER.
1411 street, near Treasury BNilding,
has or hand full stock Of the SPRING VALVES
and SPlGOTS, &C.. ordered by the District Com
mssiopers which he is prepared to put up at short
notice and reasonable prices. Persons needing
such alterations and repairs would do well TO give
him call. ly7 -6tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08

II The sCPBkME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,
Ths ID day Of July, 1875.
ILEANoR MILLER, by committee, &c, vs. GRoRoE
W. MILLER ct, al mo: 4,4s9, Equity Docket.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. 8. 7. Thomas,
her SOLICITOR it Is ordered that the defendants f. o.
Ried, cause his appearance to be entered herein on
or before the first rule day occurring forty days
after this day: otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with rs In case Of default.
BY the Court, A. WYLIE, Justice, &c.
True copy-Test:
Iys-th-yr MEVQS rIarL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08

~
The sixth semi annual dividend of interest will be
Iayatle to deeositors on and after JULY goth,
lbs at the rate offs per cent. per annm all sums
lett on deposit one more calendar months during
the half year ending July lat, ISIS. Interest not
called for will be added TO the PRINCIPAL and draw
interest from July LIST, ISIS.
JOHN HITZ, President
Jy3 eot2ah e. L. PRENTlSS, Cashier,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08

jy7-2w' P.O Box No. ass, Washington, d. q.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11
PERSONAL.


Among the students OF Columbia Law
school who graduated this spring and were
admitted to the Bar of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, we notice the
name of a Burlington boy-George L.
Lowell, who was graduated by the Univer-
sity of Vermont in 1873
On the 4Ih inst, Captain Geo. E. Davis,
formerly of the 10th Vermont regiment,
WIS at Cedar Ci k from whence
he reported the ppearancc of the
field to his old commander, General
Henry. Returning from Richmond, Va,
the captain has been on a tour of obserya-
ton through the fields so often marched
over by the contending armies, between
Richmond and Washington.
Rev. Archibald Fleming, whose death at
Malone, y. Y, has been announced in our
columns, was native of Scotland. lie came
to this country, and to Burlington, with
his parents, when he was lad. He was
graduate of the University Of Vermont Of
the class Of ls2s, and for several years was
connected with the University, as lecturer
on Chemistry. lie was best known as an
earnest and faithful Congregational mini.
ter, filling in that capacity, either as pastor
or stated supply, the pulpits Of the First
church in this place. and Of the ehurehe, in
Shoreham, Brookfeld, and other towns.
lie was the elder brother of Mrs. DR.. j. II.
Worcester and MS Mary f. Brown OF this
city lie had been in failing health for
some time; but was supposed to be improy
Ing. and his death was sudden aud unex-
pected. Mr. Fleming was man Of high
Christian character, and Of most estimable
qualities We hope to give hereafter "a
more adequate tribute to his worth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

tute of Homeopathy, whose 25th annual
session will be held at Put-in-Bay. Lake
Erie, Ohio. on June 18th.
Delegates were also appointed to the
homeopathic medical societies of New
York, New Hampshire and Massachusetts
Upon motion vote of thanks was passed
to Mr.. Clark, Of the American House, and
to the Central Vermont Railroad Company,
for iavors received
Several of the members were accompanied
by their wives, which added To the social
features of the meeting.
The Society then adjourned.
SAMUEL WORCESTER, NJ. ID.
SECRETARY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11
The New store OF B. W. Carpenter 4 Co.

The new Corner Drug Store. is q beauty
IN ITS interior finish. The woodwork is al
most wholly of black walnut. The drawers
and shelves which line the walls, and their
cornices, are of this rich and handsome
wood. The partition at the north end is also
oil solid black walnut, enriched with pilas-
tiers and heavy mouldings and cornice. with
polished panels. and inlaid ornamentation
in black and gold. In the center of the
partition is large mirror of French plate,
extending from tie floor to the cornice. and
in appearance doubling the size Of the ROOM
The counters are of black walnut, with or
namental brackets. and tops of Italian
marble. The show cases are of plate glass
and silver. The showiest piece of furniture
is the soda fountain, which Is the most cost
~ and elaborate one ever brought into Yer
mont. The heavy moulded base is of black
marble the sides are of beautiful yariegat-
ed Italian marble of blush gray. with
panels OF contrasting colors, beautifully va
riegated. The metal pillars at the corners,
the columns supporting the gas lights, the
ornamental faucets for the delivery of the
soda, syrups and mineral waters, are all
heavily plated with silver Silver plates.
elegantly embossed and engraved, add to
the effect. The whole is surmounted by
fountain and statuette, and is an exceeding
" tasteful affair 1t was made by Tufts. of
Boston, and cost $500. The floor is of
imported encaustic tile, Of neat pattern.
The walls and ceiling are of pale tints. with
gilt moulding, and the center piece. from
which hangs an elegant chandelier, is fres-
coed in bright colors. Communicating with
the store through arched doorways in the
partition, is the prescription room and Of
fee, which are provided with every con
venience.
The black walnut woodwork was design
cd by q. b. Croft, architect, Of Saratoga,
and was constructed by Fobes u Co, Of
Crown Point, New York. The other car
penter work d. W. excepted) was by e.
more johnson. The heavy plate glass win
dows were furnished by Lucas * Son. All
the fittings are tasteful and elegant and the
whole does credit to all concerned. The
location is conspicuous and convenient. the
propriet0rs are experienced, skilful and
courteous gentlemen, and the store cannot
fail TO be favorite
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

At the funeral of the late Mr. Fleming,
Rev j. X. Converse rose and said he had
been requested TO offer lew words they
would be but few lie spoke substantially
as follows
standing by the colin Of an Old -nt beloved
friend. am solemuly rem uded that cur departed
brother is almos the last o. the ministers Who
were living and lah1rin- N Northern Vermont ard
along the border OF New YORK, when l came Ia
Burin ztnn q settle pastor. forty three ears
aso. From nearly thirty can now recall hut t~o
suryYurs-thc Rev. Moses Chase. then o. Patt--
hur-L, y. l., and lr. Simeon Parmelee pi West
ford, now 4 think nearly % years Old. O. thc
rest all, ,r near all, have fin shed thelr work and
gone L. their reward. TIE same period OF forty
three years includes the deaths ot i've Pre- dents o..
the University Marsh, Wheeler, Smith, felse aud
Torrey.
My Grst acqul 'n;aucc " 'th Brother Flcmn- was
IN september I-ll. Ne met al Princeton TAe0IU-
zane class, and rlumed together the TWO years Dee
was iu that Sem nary. lie then LETT IA the uiea-
ton az -u.u- tu Auuayer 10Y his third , ear but
being Iut red by tho IN, shy terAn Chur. OF White
hail, y. y, q preach as ctud iAic. DE accepted
and was urualu and Installed a. Their pastor Ht
the Cnamplan rresiytery. sept. ttA, l-i-.
preached The ord nat nu sermon
le bad pleasant and suecesslu. plstlr1ta D.
several ears. when the alr from tIe marches and
the canal pEos n- uuilvorhie go TIE health oi Do e
family A9 Was uuli-v4 o. ASS release IL ser
r.d sett lueut was cyer the tuu-re-at-0 nal
Church 80 naFcrh %. y. ~. lie afterwards became
t!.e pastor %. the F.rs. Can-re -at.Uual Church Do
Bruukheid, -. lis last work As a preacher was in
Constable. y. y. During the Intervals between 90 -
H-reut sett lcls uts he WAS employed in teach n-
Nauy 70. bis o4d pupils and parsAlurers IN bis var
Du- hr'd- ~ labor, Wll- remember Win -TAiil %
aud affection b lessons oi instruct Do, and W.u-c
rae tear %. sympathy w.-a Tie loved ONES now
called iu mourn his death.
Nj .ciaa- was born iu tie year -s. in Pa .s.gy,
Scat-lnl. 81. a-e az death was seventy five. he
was a irue Nr"irhmau. 10 all h.s character sues
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11
CENTRAL DRUG STORE.

Tie undersigned would Stale
tIiIt they have opened their
new BFaG store, corner college
ana Ganrcs, SIS, with a barge
and carefully selected stock Of
FRESH Drugs. pure Chemicals,
and Patent Medicines. Our Drugs
and Chemicals have nj! been re-
Gently purchased wit.s much
care and p.IIn>Saikius, and we
think we may safely promise
ii.ai Ihcy Viii he found literally
pure" CUR IisJ OF Patent Ncdi-
cincs comprises All those most
eagerly sought for by CONSUME
ers. and warranted by siieir MAN.
ufactugers 10 cure AN iee " ills
that i.cSi, j. heir to-" :ssssi uusicc-
esSary az IL may seem from, the
foregoing. we expect iO add new
assd wonderful preparations TO
oar sisI every week. during si.c
year. we WU!sid also call atteE-
iIpl. 10 orr r3cs, :,sid desirable rs
surIineni of Fancy aud EOiiei Ar
ticIes, none OF which are soiicd
or shop HOrsl from UiUch hand
ling. Oar E'crfTsi,icrie> are OF
choicest variety and uianrfac-
tIre.
g. ...,e ..og.s oErV alan sn f,fsy
nothing hut AZ the best. We
have bought iOr cash and nave
bought cheap; and we propose
10 sell as prices corrcSponding'y
low. we have ALI the popular
Mineral Water in stock, recent
" bottled. and shall have many
OF them on dr:iUgi,f from the new
Fountain, manufactured eN-
prcssiy iOr us, and designed es-
pecia..y for drawisi. the best and
purcsi soe.;, and Mineral waters
rather us,au with reference TO
mere style Of cxierDal appear
auce.
we have, and shall continue
10 Keep. ~ few OF the very best
brand. o. Imported and BONES
tic Cigars sse cannot af THIS
time, pnriieuIariAe further, but
will simply say tie have every
Thing usually found i:s q first
class Drug store; and that we
shall, at ALI times. be glad TO
see our friends and show them
orr goods. We Will use our ut
most endenvor 10 compound all
Family Receipts and Physicians
Prescriptions that may be en-
trusted 10 It's i'm Z; careful and
satisfactory manner.
u. w. CARPENTER * co.
jane I,dkwf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

Tae appointment of NJ \. Eyarts as
.qaor agent. of this city, naturally excites
.u-iJerab.e comment Commissioner But
.-r.itwi.l De remembered gave to the public,
while since. q statement of his views of
BIS duty. in which he said that the agent
.asht to be a man OF decision, OF stamina,
. TEMPERANCE man. LH0irn and recognised as
s-.l among has HaglJors" lie added that
'.iLe execution Of the law ought TO be in
Tie hands of it, friends, and that il would
mot be good policy for the Commissioner to
appoint one who l. obnoxious to the friends
% the law, even though be should have
t.c approval of the selectmen. These were
y,ry lair tcords. but they have Il curious
look ia the light Of the Commissioner sub
>,queut ais. His appointment Of Mr..
Eyarts We understand to have been made
in opposition to "a distinct remonstrance on
The part Of some of the temperance men Of
tni- city. representing that Mr.. Esarts was
understood to be all opponent Of the law,
and that he was obnoxious to the friends of
ile law petition, signed DY numOer
e leading temperance men, was also, as
We have been informed, sent to DR..
Batter, requesting the appointment Of
ether DR. Harrington or Carlos VAIN
wright These seem to have had no effect
on the Commissioner, and he appointed the
caudidate recommended by the Board Of
Aldermen. We have nothing personal
against Nc. Egarts lie Is well known
aud respectable citizen. But probably no
body doubts that the considerations which
r,commendeI him L. the Democratic ma
1r.ly of our Board OF Aldermen were that
be- was q good Democrat and not partieu-
Aily active temperance man. or friend OF
he law under which his Office was created
Having secured the appointment Of their
man, the Aldermen have now, it Is under
stood, raised his salary to 5000, just double
What they plii to the former agent II
the salary OF the agent l. to be regulated,
As wholesale mercantile houses arrange the
rty OF their saiesmen, 10y the amount OF hls
sales, this doubling OF the pay can doubt
Joss be justified. But the whole operation
is a peculiar one and is not likely To pass
very speedily out OF recollection.