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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other snap Ee'ns zee Ni1th P11e.l
-.

For other Ship Eeps Ninh P11ei
ARRIVED.
ste,mp City Of Rtehburs Springer New Be ford "ih nd'e ''s
q Ferguson Wool
stsamshp PrsneOs. Bragg Me- With and 10
J. r. AneL
ssrE Tidal (Of st. JohB Bs'srow. Sydney B.. ts
days. with coal
schr storm Petrol. Haskell Warren
sehr Bright john " b., Morse Htsborc - ~
"a Tsrpsalin Cove With pasaI
Caroline (of bsrbadOesl Beasn 81 nao -
log wood Ind colee
Palmer Dennisos, Wilmington n g.. IL tyS
Nss-London. WITH naval
Pauglssett. Ingesol. Yirgini'.
HV~arI A.. h1nt. Gndn. Fall rs
MEMORANDA.
Tbs steamship C Of Ptehbuig sprag.r hr passage from Seu
BsdOsI jan D. Ehea OF 1I1ib 7:4J
stesDbp ing blue g Run dssu 90 hr aud her
Towel her DaIeh Island Possgr and e hes
anchor
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUsBssowS, Jan. 6-rbe Naupn Line BEn ABd~vs
non SewYo Dec 20 for Liverpool arrived b-', a. 10 m to a.T
HAVAEA Jan O1he steamship CesceLt ir1 heN-tOrA "
NoRrorz- Va. Jan 6-Tbe steamship Ssn hs'cn before epor'es
10 miles Of doaed al OcOcA % sses
anc s being tOveI TO thl5
bIbe steamship hsn which arrived her b-c
80 galveston Po hoJ- been considerably damaged ~
a cOlLa . this harhor.
LOSDOs The bark Assuneion from Pensacss Tor M p9n
I0dsS Falmouth iroB NesYorE. leakJ cDRdIea
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A SUCCESSFUL sw1NpLNG OPERATION.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-Joseph zanone, confec-
TONER doing business Ffths In this city was ester
day swinded OF nearly n by two men who repro
sented that they wished dispose OF lot OF 800 bills
Offering 800 the q 900 for the exchange when "a
none produced his money found that the other
men did not have sufficient number OF 300 Dllis with
them aud II agreed that the they had In their
uOssessiOn and ZAnOues money should DO placed To-
gether a trunk The confectionery, the key being
held by sharpers. while the three men pro-
decided TO where the sharpers represented
they had a business establishment To got more Dls
shortly alter lesUng the confectionery one OF the
sharpers under preteDsO. absentod himself from
the party returned the confectionery and took the
money trunk AMI then reIoDed the other men,
when they all proceeded to Indianapolis where Lauone
lOst track OF the swindlsrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
PROTESTS AGAINST THE PRESIDENTS
ACTION

RESOLUTIONS DENUNCIAr0RY OF THE MILITARY IN
TEMPERANCE IN LOUISIANA OFFERED IN THE
OHIO AND TENNEssER LEGISLATUREs-A SIMILAR
RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY THE MISSOURI DEMO
CRATIC COMMITTEE.
COLUMBUS, Jan. Elm the House to-day
resolution tabled declaring the interference Of the
military forcss under command OF Uuited States officers
with the Assembly OF Louisiana uDOa!led for and
hghhanded outrage and assault upon the reserved
rights OF States. and cylng President Grant 10 use
his influence and power to stay this unnecessary later
ference aud avoid bOodshed at least until it Shall
appear that the State Is pOweress to govern itself
NASHVILLE. jan. Gin the Senate to-day joint res
olution introduced denouncng tho acton OF Pres
dent Grant interfering with the Louisiana Legisa-
Jan. Senator Quarles offered the following:
Whereas For the first time in the history OF our Fed
erl Government officer of the army. by the use "f
armed force. has dispersed the Legislature u one
the States Of the UuiOn regularly organized uDder
the forms OF law and the Constitution Of said state
therefore.
Resoiped That Joint committee be appointed t. con
i1er ana report their respective Houses what action
an emergency so grave Demands
The resolution lays over under the rules.
ST. LOUIE IAN 6.-Both branches OF the Missouri
Legislature to-day and after temporary ORGANIZE
ton adjourned until LO At meeting OF the Dem
ocratlc State Central Committee to-day resolutions were
adopted that the OF the rights OF the people
OF Louisiana by military force under orders OF the
President Is dcspotio and utterly volatiVe OF every
republican democratic principle OF government;
that the Legislature urged. at the earliest possible
moment, 10 demand that the shall cease, and
that they extend the people Of Louisiana tho synpa
thy of her sister Slate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

THE ALLEGED SALE OF A NAVAL CADETsHIP
BY REPRESENTATIVE STOWELL
WARRINGTON. Wednesday. Jan. 6, 1878.
TIE Investigation by the House Committee on
Navol Affairs into the alleged sale of naval cadet
.bip nv Representative StOwell Of Virginia was re-
ahmed this morning. Graham, who made the ar
ransements with DR.. Beatty for the appointment and
received the money, was examined at length hls
statement which lie was permitted to make with
out interruption, was somewhat tedious ano az
times irrelevant. He plainly charged Mr.. StOwell
with being cognizan of all the details Of the trans
action with having personally received $500 at one
sime and 1910 at another and with having
,mDortuned hun for the $3.50 which ne alleged
was the balance. o., of $1,000 the sum Mr..
9 @sNt He A cave foundation to these charges
Inv producing correspondence between hlmseli ana
StoWel. The witness was not cross-e1aInlneu, ana
the Committee adjourned until tomorrow, Inc
tast,mnnv a II stands makes out q bad case
against StOwell but is understood that ne Will To-
morrow endeavOr To lmpeach the truthIuIhess Oh
Graham and will show that tho payments OF S3lO
and the application for the $50 was TO cover the
personal obligations of Graham, when StOwel ned
In the shape OF notes of hand and which the latter
.tiT has in his possession, and Will produce before
the Committee, az he says, t0-morroW'
s1rIrs AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT FOR PATENT
INFRINGFMENTs.
II annears from a report If Gen. Benet, Chief Of
the Ordnance Bureau, that the Government is pay
ipL ROYALTY on the bree9h-lOading rifles and ear
hines now making at the Springfield ArmOry. The
contracts for the royalty made IN favor OF Joe
V Meigs of Lowell, the present owner OF the patent
The letters patent were granted for II years, ana
will continue till February, 1884. No royalty mas
been paid on the metallic cartridges made by tue
| Government for the Use Of the army aud militia.
The Bureau is embarrassed by pending SUITS against
the United states lOr infringement VI p@'euIe on
| the 5 pringheld gun
For Regular Rpo Of Congregational Prooesdnc' 0" FA Page
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DLEU

BRADLEYZI s. 1875 Joseph Anev Bradley aged 20 year. ~
The relatives and friends Of .n respectfully invited % ,se,1
dence of his mother. IS Pfaee-sL. BoOSiyn
CAMPBBLL-At Mamaronek Westehses Co " y Jan 4. afa
lingering sarAh Elizabeth wire Of Robert Campbell ann
dlaghtei Of he iase EGward r. sanaersOu
on ThgrsdAy 80 Trinity Church New YORK.
CARTBRB Brooklyn sunds, morning Jan j. Hon Ls'Ae g
carter 10 the lOh year Of els age c.. ,.s p,... l.
GstesaVe Clsss0u Brooklyn. THURSDAY jan at
The invited attend without further Dooe
Relative. ana rienas Of The family respectfully
hts late resdenee I6J WOashhysve SATURDAY sr
noon at2p.u
DCKsOE-Hsnry Marvin youngest TbOms, sed -
Remains taken o scranton, Perm. for
GODBYTn PssdDh Friday the let Inst Of ssna
g. VIE Of Louis A. GcseI: ~ ,-c,. - r.,-
HANLOS-At MOr4,tO~u. J. Jar, 4 1873 H.nLOn
The relatives friends ar. respectfully invited ,'iee The sasers
and 9:lOLu.
JRRsEGAN-Oa Wednesday 30 1874 Mrs J. L. Jernessn.
she r.deaes daughter Mrs. g. P we'6sh n l.
oAKRs-ou Monday 1875 Amir. A. the wife Of JsHo
rne fan.ra vii tsIs place late residence No Ss4 sesa
Pour;6st williamsburg, THURSDAY the 7th al 2p. m
PHRLPs-In city NAY child Of Mary Russell and 70
Funers from 700 residence o. Der fr.raaoasr Mr. s
and fnends arsrs respectfully invited to attend
auDDgRow-a, Jersey City Jan 1873 Edward Roddsr'".
the 42d year Of bis age.
sore oil tBners hereafter
sLOTg-Bootyu Jan s. 1875 Lacy Anna youngest daughter Of @
lsle Daniel slOts - a.. ,.--..
Tn. esds and relatives family respectfully inT 70 attesA
the uersl THURSDAY 7ih At O'Clock n ron
the deuee brother AOHso SOe Zl9 Cernons ns
DrKalb, Brooklyn.
yARSgROu Sunday jan g. 1875 Charlotte Chase Warner .aos
Joseph w Warner Raoes Island IN the IJd year VI Loo
Relatives and invited tera the urera from the esSs
ofhr onnAK George Benson No 4l5 CAnIohaFe Dfo0S'
on Thursday the 7th inst, al 0'eioeE p N
wHITEHOUSB-On TUESDAY jan after lingering illness LOFTY
William sarah
house aged yrArs and months ,-.... a.. .....s
The relatives hny respeeny in'iea 20 49,
the funeral Of hs parents 81 hAs1 BfooAV~
rharsdsy, jan 7, At o'esoef
WILLTrs-At Jercho Third day, Frs month oh' 'so"s
wilnss. in the Olaf year Of bis sgs - -, - s,A
Funeral from Friends Meeting House yeieho on Si
IL 0el0ck l. l. r. r. leave Jsnes-snp
$50 a y. Carriages the train as HeksV!e
wRIGHT-Iu ROlbuy hs, the resdenee Of her d'usetS MA
L. Garrison ty7boA pneumonia Martha o. "ue Of DAr&
Wright Of AsbuIn, NJ Y. aged IS
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A DESERTED WIFE.

Heaven has no rage like love to hatred
turntu' nor hell fury like a woman scornedW 80
thOuglS the fOrsaken wife In the story OF Badly
MatchedS or, Woman Against w0msn," whom she con
froned and boldly accused the femalo poster VINO aas
alienated her husbands affection and poisoned him
against her by the tou.sst aspeIsions which bs
charged against a wife. r. Badly Matched" has Jast
need The Yeue FORK We.FIy,aB shs sdios
ara In ecatasea ahsut IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION.

TIE SENATE CAUCUS COMMITTEE TO MAKE NO RE-
PORT AT PREsENT-PROBABLE REPORT OF
COMPROMISE MEAsURE-LITrLE PROSPECT OF AN
APPROPRIATION THIS SESSION.
lBr TELEGRAPH THE rRIBUSEl
WARRINGTON. JAN 6.-The Committee of the Re
nubIican Senatorial Caucus having charge OF the
Transportation Question will make no report TO the
caucus until 10 has waited reasonable time for the
reports of the engineers deraed by the Secretary OF
War to survey the routes recommended last year by
Senator WINDOWS Committee. These surveys were
b.guu in July last and it is expected by the Chief
of Engineers that the most important OF the
reports will be completed within week or ten days
The Caucus Committee seem to be divided IN opinion
on the transportation question. Senator WINDOW
the Chairman, is naturally IN favor OF the entire
schame which he reported last Spring; but II the
Committee agree at ALL 1t will be to some compro-
mise measure the character of which cannot yet De
nredicted Some of the more sanguine Western
Senators and Representatives are quite hopeful that
Congress will at least make a small appropriation
70 begin the work of opening new routes from the
Mississippi Valley to the but it is the general
opinion that the heavy falling of OF the receipts
from customs duties and the increase of the public
debt reported on the first of the present month VIII
prevent any appropriation for this purpose this
session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

CHICAGO. jan 9seeats for Tires c.-Csis roo; Hegs
$500 Sheep 5000 CATTLE
demand ab0a the feeling asrd a,
oedBz - Dk1 - % 7h0s6 ~
So 81 cattle 81 81 ~ T buih' ~ -
6st % for natives S2GSi for through sF tS0s6 eoua
TeranL
active buying freely shippers roterstev In.nS
80 0OdS o. for medium 70 fair " lOss7 SO good 70 choice
81 so
large bus shippers buyins - 500
S. 70 for p
CINCINNATI 6-LirR HOds-Rrcpt 1900; mtFket quiet
Of SSa ~ 10; Medium TO far 80 500
IT 10. good Dscg and bscheo 81 l10s7 No. ssoas 5oos
4SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
TIE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS rInY.

A fire was caused yesterday in the two story
brick building No. 1876 Elghtn-ave. by children playing
with matches. and the building. which was owned oy
Mr. Cohen OF FJrty-sxthst and Sxth-uVe., wa
damaged 81 900 The first floor occupied by Henry
Flrg's hat store had its contents damaged by wafer
81 500 Morris Lazy lived upon the second noor. and
Ills furniture damaged $,5OJ Tne entire property
Was fully insured. ,,,,,
rbe two story nrick building owned by the Randolph
eafate and occupied by John Shea yanncry, was
damaged by nro yesterday, N6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

toll what tho testimony was Some Democrats
we're examined-among hem Gov. Houston and ex Gov
wis They testified 70 Intimidation any Shere In
osso OF bspuolicans. but that negroes were utm
usted VINO belonged to tue Democratic party Messss
aiDIsnt ana bicEner went to Livingston 10 leos ID
mhuets IN hayss district The Committee viii prom
ABLY reach Washington by Jan H. The testimony 10
voIuminons and contradictory. The majority " the
committee would not allow testimony a. 10 me sbasC
tar OF VIII IA ~ ~ w."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
THE ALABAMA INVESTIGATION.

MONTGOMERY, Jan. 6,-Messrs. Coburn, Can
non aud Luttrell VI the Congressional Committee re-
turned FROM Mobile this morning They were ~ SEES
sion till 1 o'clock. when they LEFT foc Eufaula
They examined to-day number oil "mie
and black EalIeals Jut "a the sessions we're
held With closed doors, Impossible w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
,xrppco,1rc1ArE LITERARY ASSOCIATION.

INTERCOLLEGIATE LITERARY ASSOCIATION
The first annual contest of the lntercoDegl-
ate Literary Association will take place tonight At the
Academy Music. The speaking will begin at socock
Tickets arc TO be obtained the stage door Ii Is prob
able that Yale, Harvard, Amherst, and Bowooin a.
though not yet members Of the Association Will DC
represented by delegates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
A PROPOSED MASS MEETING.

A CALL FOR AN INDIGNATION MEETING IN CiRCULA-
TON IN THIS cITY-rHE MANHATTAN CLUB TO
pENoUNcK THE LOUISIANA OUTRAGE.
The Indignation felt in this city on account OF the
Louisiana outrage Is beginning to find expression
and preparations are making for public meeting
A call for q public meeting Is now IN circulation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

-. s.c,,.r'a rsccapta VII ceottnae at TINS rae.
hsnsf,.ns o. cloaitS age ar'Ninx tar wv, or tsree
ssssss. longer Tar denor sass npS.sd Win food
tnso peOPe !" = rr,T for there IL neither WORK nvr
iall tnsy Ss rner my now except IL u sen' W
tSesa. rad lhoSe vi a fA"i'eS 0S"""' NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
GRAND CURLING TOURNAMENT on BURLINGTON

HAMILTON. Ont, Jan 6.-The grand curling
tournament which came Of to-day on Burlington Bay
was the largest gatherngiof curriers' ever brought to-
gether on this continent Nnerytvo Kinks. or ses cnr
ers reported themselves the reld The arrangements
we're most complete, ami the Ice was In splendid eond
ton The the whole held playing at once
was "A most animated zone, aud was photographed on
the spot The Official result cannot DO ascertained TO-
night The simcoe Club. however won the gold medal
uI esented by the Hamilton Thistle Club and the match
bet ween tho Eastern Ontario and Western Ontario
Clubs was won by the latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
TrLEGRAPHIC MOTIFS.

Boston, Jan 6.-DOctOrE Chase and Clnpp, who
by Medical for pfeeing b"Hso
Istby. have besa exyeesL
sPRNGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 6-JOhn Morgan an
tnshnAA u Eiod BY 40 express nsh
sAls saES SSSios ssa Ae~BI AsfVAa AZ SdSs
lsAAfs .. A. .s. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
GueciaI Epilres

ss "a -sh r. smiley By invitation Of tss Lsdss Chnsass
unon vii avs Bible chapel Of Broadway raoe naSr
corns Thirty OGrtb daily 'hiS a. ia D. -
All aVisd-
LIBERAL Repablicnn General Coumittee.-De.essss
elected hs publican General ConuAee of zoe year
meet Headquarters, No. 4o3 FourhA,e ibis ASHs<s
RyRgING at ! o clock FOR orgas lAuon he. -.
THOMAS < STEWART, President q CSImittee fot lsI9-
Pa.t9n,ee Notice.-The MAILS PoR EUROPE Tor me -eet
sadng sArURDAI g. 1870 VIII close a. THIS once
10 Tuesday AZ IL 30 a n WEDNESDAY a. II sss
w .rTsnAY a, A .aa / go. an Z L. JAMES r u
rs. es,I.asIuhIa once of rhe Tribune In NJ 1I9
south sixth-st.
(LedTsr Buking)
erpecsrerrONs AND ADVERTISEMENTS RBCBIvRD At PUB-
''D1 iISHBRS RATES
sh.ob,Y, Ia tbs Daily in Phi ssd Vicinity hsree
- named =. N. PoOtcs 81 "a
advance Of he aA4
from SeuYorf
All Tzs THIeryrs Popular Extras arc kept 'oI nls
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TIE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKEps

NV jan G-ufy srurr Fhruders 7sS
.oi ear RIB Sides lOtGlOae Clear sues Os bari s*S
Icre PacEers l3s; Refined, liS Krg if Other
changed doh ll2i EEeh.sseSew York -sbt disc Ser
ling 5 a.
WILMINGTON, ~ C.. Jan 6-snus Tarpsnuns qnisf II 81.
hosh strained, 81 10
Yellow DIP tud VHgn ~ S.. Tar ste.iy at 81 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

Boston, Jan. Cat the annual meeting of
the Boston and Lowell RiiroId tOiay the Directors
VOLed " Issue half a milIQa dollars Ia 20 b0ads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
sHERIDANs RECALL URGED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsrArcH.l

REPORT THAT A COMMITTEE OF REPUBLICAN sENA-
TORS HAVE URGED THE PRESIDENT TO RECALL
GEN SHERIDAN.
fGESrRAL PRESS DIsrArCHl
WASHINGTON, Jan. Cit has been reported that a
large committee from the Senate Republican caucus
waited on the President late last night and urged
him 10 recall Gen. Sheridan from New Orleans.
The only foundation for the rusnor Is that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

the President last night gave O state din
ner. and the retiring guests sup
posed to be such Senate Committee No Senators
or Representatives have made q request Of that
character to the President Without discussing the
merits Of the question regarding affairs in Now
Orleans, many Northern Republicans privately ex-
pIess their regret that there to be any neces
sty for the interferenceof the militaryn legislative
concerns. Southern members. however, with few
exceptions, find no fault with these proceedings
The Republicans tonight were canvassng tho
question With view to securing harmonious action
among Themselves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
PRINTING CLOrHs M,RKKr.
C1TTLy MAP1Rra

PaovfDsscs. r. L. in. srhs Ppulg n'ass
to-day al Bq1TY.
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LOUISIANA BONDAGE.


disapproved the course of the Administration in
regard TO the Louisisna case. and said to-day that
his condemnation covered the proceedings Of the
last two days Mr.. Cox. when be saw the
mistake he had r1s33, apologized TO hr'
Willard but the ball had been opened
again. and although Mr.. Starkweather who had
charge Of the BILL entreated the House to go on with
the business. il was all OF no use. Mr. Beck read
the extraordinary "banditti" dispatch OF Gen.
Neridan. printed this morning, and alter quoting
t-o,, IN opinion of the Supreme Court TO show that
-. non of civil law in time of peace was I'M
.ons+itution.l and that if it were allowed
- would sub, ,ert the Government itself. said
that the President would come short Of his
dntv il upon receiving such dispatch as the one
which had been read he did not remove the officer
who had written II, and put some one there VINO nad
some regard for law. This brought up Mr. Iremaln'
who used up his five minutes by repeating the stores
of outrage and murder which have become almost
the only stock in trade OF the carpetbaggers'
Neither he nor any other Republican. except
one carpet-bagger tSlE. Mckee OF MIS-
sssippA. undertook to defend Sheridan
or the President. but Mr.. Durham. in order
70 GET from tho Administration side some opinion OF
the outrage which they were not disposed to give,
asked him IT, as a lawyer he approved Of Sheridan's
proposition as printed this morning. MI Tremain
simply said that the question was impertinent and
refused to answer and though he made several sub
se0ent speeches and was repeatedly pressed for an
opinion, he would give none. This unwillingness on
the part Of the Republicans to defend the Admins
tration placed them at the mercy OF the Democrats
and the latter improved the opportunity.
MI Randall congratulated the House that when
a military despOt undertook to advise Congress
there was not representative OF the people VINO
dared defend him. lie also said that Sheridan ought
70 be removed Judge HOar in his dry manner. re-
piled that no officer ought to be removed until he
had done something. and that if she House was TO
adopt the rule that men should be removed Tor
giving bad advice, he was afraid the House
would be cleared of Democrats. Mr.. Mckee
of Mississippi at length came TO the defense OF
the President and Gen. Sheridan, ana after saying
that he was ashamed of the cowardy conduct OF the
Republicans closed the debate by giving chapter
from the book of outrages This subject IS bound to
come I'D on all occasions, with or without
excuse and the temper of the House is now getting
10 be such that action Of kind is assured before
the adjournment.
The friends of the Kellogg Government tele-
rraphed to New-Oreans to-day advising the cleo
ton by the Republican Legislature of a United
States Senator and suggesting that Packard or An
derson. or ex-Gov Hahn, would be admitted by the
Senate, which would by this act recognize the Re-
publican Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
MARRIED..

srOyE-HOLNEsOn wedasiav Jan. O. BY Toe Rev AeTaudss
D. Cagch Boston, Margaret L.. laughter
j. 1. Holmes, ~ Frederick ). otons VI thus
Az Nchces oC M1rridJes mIsI be .nd0rsed Hsta rAH
saMe GRd aidresS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
Now Ready.

Now Ready.
,s-a 1875.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
In addition 70 The regular
CALaxDAx Axp AsTRosoncAL PAazs.
Il sOnt.inr
complete Record me senators aad Represea"
of Ii. pre.eut Congress On Currency Qaa4siOas
IL A su syDopsi, lis AasndAeDts' to The CSo'''au' ~
., y.rYo,s ,h tn yO,. By counties the most Important ~
Ill An Ab,.r.c, Of Laws passed appropriation maze @ VIC p
sui csasr.m at II. Rrs, session
Chronological Summary q the Leading k''aA " As 7e'h Ia.
ssudins full osliusu Record
A ,,Ao,. Statistical Article Wheat and s Haee ALTON
VII ,,s expressly sor TAIsUsH ALMANAC ON srsa.sa
sources
VI n. rr,nsuoraou Question Statistics Of the ru.k Railroads
md Nsr. YORK csHals
VII Full Election Returns with comparisons With 'Ae vote Of
VIII III. uu, List. Of The q Congress. onesn
aop.l Goy,rnm.ut Coaaty CLERKS 81 erfA &c.
TX Trade and Coansos OF 1s dated cau.. sud Gress
showing bsaoe exports and imports specie 10
Pro. (,.av.s, 20 csas>. ss,ca Or One Douu.
Address Tzs rsasssx nsvrs
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WASHINGTON.
ERMAN CURRENCY BILL.

THE SHERMAN CURRENCY BILL.
THE PRESIDENT SIGNIFIES HIS APPROVAL OF THE
MEAsURE-THE BILL MORE A rRETENsE TIA n
REALITY. BUT SATISFACTORY BECAUSE IT UNIT "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-08

PLAIN PEoPLE.-I like 'em. The Crea-
tor never made man 10 part his hair in
the middle, and say "weally for Greatly"
and the Creator didn't intend to have
women spend eighteen hours day over
powder and paint, and send their children
into the country to be cared for by some
cross-eyed old woman at three dollars per
week.
No, sir! and no, ma'am! If Providence
had His way about it He would have small
boys play in the road roll on the grass and
carry dusty noses, instead of being impris-
oned in starched jackets, and threatened
with thrashing if they didn't quicker
their mouths just like ma"
If people want to say chawming" for
charming, faint away at the sight of a rat,
and lead little poodle-dogs around by little
chains, and have their monograms painted
on their front doorsteps, why, it's all right,
only | should think it would be great
bore on 'em for fear that some mudsill
would some day find out that their grand
fathers or fathers sold soap, or navigated a
fiat boat.