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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-23

Yesterday being the anniversary of Wash
ington's birthday, or, as ii has been called.
Little Ratchet day." several of the New
York papers intermitted publication. prob
ably because they didn't want to tel ans lies
Oh the sainted occasion. For The same rea-
son, perhaps. the Beeehar rial was adjourned
q yer.
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w who Is somewhat familiar with practice i'm that
state desires 70 associate with lawyer in this city
Office
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DRN G0Ons

During this great sale q Carpets We win sell eur
entire stock 81 nry Goods If cost. until take
inventory II stock, which vii he about the lstb q
March, FOR CASH ONLY.
W. W. BURDETTE a co,
Mes S2S 9TH street, and 400 h stre"' NORTH
f-l,T- o.
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PkRTaENTs A' OF TIE HN f hfY Of Of
aga Buiidine'F street. on THURSDAY, the 18th
Instant at %, for the purpose of forming an Alumni
EAp fa RTTfE PsS,ses Ct m
viii be held at X of T. hall on TUESDAY, Febru-
'f fs5 s ia.s at "a CLOCK T. coLpwELL. Sec
NJ PHILHARMONIC SOClETY.-The next
ny and fnal rehear;sl Of the .,Creation; !, with
solos and organ, will take place TUESDAY EVEN
ING. 23d instant, at Congregational Church, at
$50 o'clock sharp. Every members presence re-
ftb222t A. J. LOCKWOOD, Secretary.
rA SUNDAY SCHOOL, INSIITITE, under
ne sn6 Gssef sS6o 81 n En- 81 8h
Church, will he held in the CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
VEST eoTmenens at 80 p m a TUESDAY, Feb b.
ruaTy 23d, and continue three days. Sessions each
Chiidren's Meeting, THURSDAY EVENING
| at 7:s0.
invited to attend these meetings. feb22-3t'
FTEMPERANCE MEETING JONADABs
~ There will be Trmgeranse Meeting held .t
sTsst
at NO sS gndsr te sTo to OF S
members Of the Order and the public generally are
most cordially invited. The Rev. G. G. BAKER and
the meeting Members Of the order are requested to
appear in regala The exercises will be interspersed
with vocal and instrumental music.
GEORGE W. MCLANE,
fel22 81 Chairman Com. Of Arran gements.
% y II fvEs Il q GLASSES,
n Ls,iT' Grssk Englsh, French, and German.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS, lsl5, and pm.
NORMAL CLASS, for Sunday School teachers,
LITERARY SOCIETY. Saturday evening, 7:so.
YOUNG MEMS MEETING, Exclusively Sab
LINCOLN HALL SERVICES, at $50 pm. fe7-tf
NEW STYLES woEsrED PRINCES in all the
spring hne C ON tl HE sat 6os street.
feb2s Ct Opposite Patent Office.
pLAIN AMP TUCKED NhINsOQKs, Plaid
At ''A'' '''" C0NN0LLY s, 60. g Street e'''
fet23-6t Opposite Patent Once
kUHN, Sgle AZ, Agsnt for the unrivalled Decker
ITs ITRt. SP1so M ins'rTsni Inn
AMOS Pianos tuned, regulated, for rent, and for
10000 akhs & q! EPs fsa fs. neH
hand made Embroidsry; Igst received and for sal,
lite Patent Office. feG23 81
EREsH OREGON SALMON.
lib TINS at 1scents each.
Glib TINS at 81 cents each.
ISPA SARDINES, lBOneless, % cents Box
All Of the best quality.
n. w. BURCHELL,
feb23 - 1892 street.
DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
lO,0G0 yards very best Calico (short lengths,
only 61ac.
Genuine 4 W amsutta Cotton. I5c.
Very heavy yard wide Cotton. only l21c.
Frult OF the Loom, AndrOscOggin very cheap.
- Pillow Case Cotton, l21zC.
Io4 sheeting Cotton, CSC; excellent Feather Proof
Fed Ticking, pc; all wool White Flannel. 25c.
Splendid Canton Flannel l21s, worth 2OC
Pure Linen Dinner Napkins, PIC.
Splendid all Linen Table Damask. SOC, worth 75c
Very fine all Linen Shirt Fronts, ., worth zoe.
Large White Quilts, 81.
Cloths and ssimeIes for mer and boys wear, very
, cheap. Our great Il ecialty-Fine Black Alpaca
, only S71z, worth o.. Black all TOOL Cashmere.
Black Tamese, Grape Cl.th. Black Silks.
All Linen Handkerchief Sc ; Towels, &C.; Stock
ings, l2c.
ID. T.. W. CARTER,
febtStr 7O7 Market Space.
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WANTED-By a white grl.a PLACE to cook,
w wash and iron for a small family Address NJ
G., Star Office. feb2D-3t~
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M 3. ROOsE,
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
No. 1893 Pennsylysais avenue, near 18Th street,
Wholesale Dealer in Imported AID Manufacture Of
the Cactus, La Manola, La Roose
and Stockton Cigars.
Agent for the Ambrosa Fine Cut.
The trade supplied direct from the factory Of the
very lowest New York and Baltimore price,
Orders left At tive following hotels viii be promptly
attended TO, where persons also get their Cigars
at slight advance over the wholesale prices: Vii
lards, Metropolitan and In perial hotels b French
Queen, ST. james; N. J. Hilnpan, ST. Cloud: Wood
House. decls- nm
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
- EMOvAL-DR. GEO. MCCOY has removed
II his Office and residence TO sos 81 street south
east, Capitol Hill, Opposite st. Peters Church,
Office hours, to9a. m, to r. H., and 10 10 p.
m. leDZZ-3
A LADY WILL GIVE ONE HUNDRED DOL
IA LARS for a SITUATION in any of the Depart
ments. Address NJ. 4. III. Georgetown, DC. f0 81
NOVELTY FOR MARRIED LADIES-Send
N address with stamp, for information, MADAME
DURENE, Post Office Box 100, W ashington, ID.
C.. feb5 I'm
CLAiKvoXMhASSIIiM HOWARD
has arrived from Europe, and can be consulted at
her Rooms, No. 1905 4 street. She can tell first
names Of persons and ages, Law Suits and Mar
riages. She brings back absent friends and makes
speedy marriages.
The NJ adam Is also a female Doctress. She cures
all female diseases; also, Paralysis and Rheuma-
ti-m. II satisfaction is not given no pay asked.
S-No Gentlemen.
@-Fee, One Dollar. feb3 I'm
COME AND SEE HATTIE J; FRENCH, the
" celebrated reliable Medical and Business Clair
yoyant, 725 llth street, between G and northwest
Examinations and consultations daily. Terms 81
and So Nervous Diseases treated successfully
Seances Tuesday evening at III O'Clock. jsnll 6w'
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WANTEn-To purchase second hand RUBBER
w GAS BAG 30NiU inches. Address. stating
Erioc, kind &c, " GAS BAG Post Office, Box
GU, 0.$
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SINS. WOODEN NATERIALs
LADIES NRAPPINGS.
HOSIERY aDJ HANDRERCHITs.
OFFER 81 II REDUCED Prices
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"AN1ED-By n respectable woman,a SITUA-
w TON a. cook, assistant washer and ir1ner
Apply at 1926 street northwest. Best references
given.
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rENrIux nnrSEKFEPrRs.

We sire gong out % fhs Carpet business, Therefore
every piece 90 Carre, 81 Jln'n. aud Mating iu oar
large stock viii b. std les than cost, an order
Close them out ~ enc e.
.sss5lT Inc afrss. H. . Q "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-23

WANIED.TwO or three retail outside SALES.
w MEN. En- perienced men preferred. Good pay.
Adlrass VI. b. Star Office fehsl- q
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% u II fyEs 4. & GLASS; s,
In Latin, Greek. English. French, and German.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY; terms only 81 per
quarter.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS, IL: Is, 6 and p m.
NORMAL CLASS, for Sunday School teachers,
Saturday evening, o'clock.
LITERARY SOCIETY. Saturday evening, 80
YOUNG MEMS MEETING, Exclusively Sab
bah. AT s O'Clock.
LINCOLN HALL SERVICES, at $50 pm fell If
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Owners Of Real Estate on Capitol Hill who desire
with
HESTER HINCKLEY 4 CO., 10 1st street.
From large experience in Real Estate, and careful
observation we are enabled to give full informaton
In regard to the correct rates OF properly Ca pto
Hill. HESTER HINCkLEY CO.,
REAL EsrArE, NoTE AND MONEY BRokERs.
jams I'm ITO LIST street southeast, Capitol Hill.
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z. ZUG,
Dealer in Best Varieties OF
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL.
Also, WOOD in the stick OF sawed and split.
Prices moderate for cash.
Offices and fards:-Foot Of X street and Rhode
Island avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
Orders also received through Messrs. HAMILTON
PEARSON, corner 9th and ID streets. jy9ly
COAL! CO AL!
We invite the attention of consumers to our stocl
of COAL embracing all the choice qualities to which
we are making additions daily, which We offer 81
lowest market rates.
stick.
OAK and PINE KINDLINGS, in bundles or By
the cord. STEPHENSON q BROTHER,
Once, 1918 Pennsylvania avenue,
je25-tr Mill and Depot, Seventh street Wharf.
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MEDICAL. dc.


nR; AND MRS. WILSON,
Physical and Midwife.
Attend ladies at their residences, or pleasant
rooms and the best attention at the Doctor private
Office on Saratoga street, corner St. PsnI street,
Baltimore, Md. febl3 I'm
ROGERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
be cured by "BOGERTS fEGETABLE COUGH
SfRCP." 1t is alss tho best in use for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness Sore Throat, Group and all Bron-
and wholesale by CHARLES STOTT x co and by
the proprietor, 1912 q st. northwest. nOvH-ly
INK. A. L. BOSWORTH, Electropathic Physi-
- clan, 921 ID street northwest, cures all chronic
diseases by special contract, charging nothing If he
tails. Female diseases . specially. Consult alton
free. sepc6 en-
LNEMALE DISEASES of all Kinds treated De
will be sent. Address Mrs. Dr. THOMPSON, No
$40 North 18th street, Philadelphia. janH-ly"
nR. ROBERTSON.
IL AIS 10TH STREET, NEAR PA. Av.
From long experience in both spital and private
practice Will guarantee cure in all Diseases of the
Ills, and Spermatorrh9a. Gases of GonorrhOea re-
Gently contracted cured III to days Syphilis in all
its stages quickly cured and the poison entirely Grad
icated from the system without the use of mercury
youth causing loss of memory and insanity, general
debility, organic weakness, i'm potency, irri-
liability, symptoms OF consum ption, Indigestion pal
paion of the heart. pains in back, dmness of sight
speedily cured by newly discovered remedies. DIR.
located for many years at 3. Euaw street, Balti-
more, Md, has consented after solicitations by
his w ashington patrons, to open permanent office
nesdsy and Saturday in each week, from to 9 o.
m. janH- ly
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"ANTED-A STEADY WOMAN to do general
w huusework. Apply to I. A. DUFFY'S Gro
Gerry Store, corner 5th and streets north
fal,0p a.
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DRY GOODS.
l. [ y + y :.
STANDARD MAKES

For Shirffrc. = ll0w casing Hri Shastine prfp4,rs
ga ail %, desirable qualities ani Ilta,.
a. feTg lev prlCHS.
, 1875-05-10
ADJUSTMENTS,

THE DAN DETATr BENEFIT.
Mr.. Dan O'tats'g debut az a theatrical rnan-
ngor last evening wag 10 emphatic succesa that,
Bh1nld ho bs reported as resignins his civic
Office fos It, no ono ought to affect the least
triee- Perhaps tho motive OF tho performance
had great deal to do With tue crowd;
perhaps tho performance Itself was al
object with the many; perhaps the
novelty OF q SufAhy thoa.licAl entertainment.
with tinge Of variety in it had something 70 do
with tho matter. Whatever it Was, tho house
was jan,nel, mud tho camp-cliar abou,tna.sou
was evoked. Tho LeEfortuance was Interesting
hpart from it's object. az indicating the character
Of .u audience likely to 10 called ont by
Sunday programme. It was mixed. Al
misnt h1ss y. hsen h stpee!o1 There wss
aud uptive boru; few 1sraei:toa, and large
uumbcr ol peoplo who nd Sunday thor mlv
- day oil " and sacatluu FROM the caros Of tho
kitchen or sahosA Of sho laundry. 1}u. IN potnt
.,f enthusiasm and general approval Of things,
1t vas nevef sarpassed:
The. hll opened With the lauglsaLlo fsrco
Little Toddlt kins," played ai,i"r: cat.rcly
tn sous. Fsel aud Frank, Yr0onsnaih a.1l Lit
N'pup, wli,o ofrs. Fred Naedtr appcatei VI
44;s'.lc Natscomoe. Mr. Frank piorco WHO has
! thought better u It aud returned to the city,
played Bdrna5y Ga1iconsoe. Will, an enthusiasts
tic sulepco it is needless to say that tho laugh
ter MAS ceaselaas from the r1se Of the eurtnln to
ta fail. aud tkat With bucA aoaape.eus perform
orr, ill., success was fully mositcd.
MlsH Emily so!deno who occupied D prosecnlum
| hoy AuI whs received with hearty laudits.
The pretty ballad WA rendered With feeling mud
gcod tnste, aud took tho house By ssorm. The
audience was not satisfied with NJ eueore. sud
n,.ed. .''s Tho ' fourth "s'N act OF 'c "eami'ie
was tho fragment Of the legitimate chosen to To
N" ssae II H. iss Fanf ore md s' sss oas ss
,haa plcassd the audience, Who luislstca Oh call
ins out tle llayeru sls: Blly l'iee. With Ltso
ss IT sf.aas sasna ssy sssfea 5i ,sr .d
cuce with laughter, and wero called before tho
| curtain. Tho entertainment elo.ed witt. uu.
sieal me'snge bv 3fosrrs. Kaync, Bunidge, Ffea-
oricls, GooIw.llie, mud others.
TIE LlEDEnEnASz CONCERT.
The tenth aud laat caE.ort oI the season OF
tho Liejerkrnn2 Society was g,rcn las. evening
at tho North Side Turner Hall. very large audl-
erco in assenonuce. Including greas many
tu!e 10 . Oberon which was finely r!aytd. Air:
y. Wirtscl,osek rang tho "Tro pcccati. grand aria
for baas FROM lsosssnt's Stabat Mater" widcl.
he sang yery fairly, but not With tho power OF
chorus gaus the battle HYMN from Wngner's
"lienzi," Which was given q! tho last concert
| aud repeated last evening By general request,
Mr. Edward Sclultze singing tho Iccltatiyc. II
.llonce 70 well TINT It wna oncored
zart,s magnificent - 'sJuritrr symphony :"
was rendered by tho orchestra in capital
style. Tue Hoccty attempted to slug the diff
cnt !. '.Tannhauner." chorus, and did moi succeed
As vol NJ It diI tn tho irst chorus. Tho Or
! chcs.ra played the opening march too SLOWLY,
/ aud Aopt poor time throughout. while the cho'ua
, 1875-05-10
SUICIDE.

MKAru1s, May S.-The Appeals Holly Springs,
Mssn., speciul ssys tue body Of W. q. Duncan, Of
pittsbai5g. who MAS put OFT the tEan there Oh tho
train tlere on tho Ist lust. On account Of tie
derausemout Of his mind, and WIG escaped
MAS found iying in the Branch miles south OF
there on traasy ulght. lila oianouda aud rousy
welo uti!l OH liz rersou.
Ior1sylLLE, ky.. May 9,-Tho man who cou.-
rntsed suicide yesterday has besn found TO II
George Dserlng, Of Cincinnati, whn kept several
bar-z1op,a in that city, tIs eRus down on 4
mai!-bnat Thursday last, and made al unauo-
oessfut attcmpt 1t suicldo BY jumping oycsbossds
but wxs rescued by ths watehtuan+
hpee,a4 Hsnateh u Th4 Cn,easo Tribnas
MILWAUKEE, Nay 0.-sllnon MAston bracnk MAS
fouud At O'Clock this morning wandssiug about
laru-yaEi ~ the Town uf Granville. llla xiud-
pipe was severed. Ho cut his throat on Oltlng's
farm aud escaped. W4ou found ho vas miles
diskxnt, aud still slivs, lie waa taken 10 ths
County Hospital aud IL expected to dls u = fs0
lOitfu,
, 1875-05-10

fund wnnld be, ~ Va cahnot heiJ thnng 10
srnlA Tho Church in har strength and
ho41lty through aud over tho Gulf Btatos,
":h t1o iaevitabto -. result would bc :
rpediy iantease II ihtel1iRsns li.istfstty, a,,lA
consequent decrcnse in ignorance. dest1!utiuh.
and crimu. Tie 4opo Of tlo South IL not in poll
ticana Md forca bills but In cnltEhoncil pub
lic onluntt. Ons Adtnattnnsd ~ lgl tn supnoae
thht tho Soiit, cannot be rsited without inntIt,
pr'+ilcec Of frto-rpetcb. The best auaNcr IN
hiicli an t1npntAton against cntllohc unity is to
ray heartily, "Go Souih,~ meet ita hospitabe
pcop'd, Who will gladly share tl,cr faat ctnst ntl
q courteous g,,est; reAd for Joarnelvea tho eri-
deuoos Of their loyalty; mark their kindl,noss to
tho negro alt with thein In tlnir churches, a'Nl
"lsnets their Leaalrul davosidh; and u. becauao
tbno nfe hnman and higl-spftltc'l. And lovers nf
their tradit!unN and taeir llroAtdea. theJ tilall
shrak Of their woea In the language Of rosollt
mont think It nothing alrhngo.
setses the work Of doing what wo could TO niepe
neen and our ears heard. Our reflections can-
MT puasby hAyo any |plltloal aIgniIlcance, save
IN the directt.n Of real Unionisin. On that plat
bloody years of war ahd. bocauao Of that NO
ut onr so1cs for sscli u1oaat,ros ~ allals mako
real Union possible and easy. Tho South nse'la
shd desires peacs and protecIion mol only h.:
tmt ngatnst, Government. Vic are not unmlrdfal
Of her faults, but no cuns Tonight 10 plead only
TO bo htiet,lcning. Men Of all crceds, schools.
and political b,l,e1s. arc beginning to rio With
encii other III xleir Efforts 10 do their brethren
jhstlco aud to1rngago their gratitude and
respect. God eIt5cd tho slay whom wo shall agn,n
have united a1sl happy country. when infiILellty
only fncs. aud common Church fold black aud
WLlto tn hor foul mat eshal embrace.
, 1875-05-10

women aecuhIo!lcu ~ ~! tHo htks nuA 6leEaucea
Of refined aoctal lilo woro left poor and ruined
beyond posSiblo recovery.
Aud this il, In substance, tho aendition Of the
Southern peopa to-day. POO. iu purse, they
arc almost ~ poor lu spirit. Denied, In 8otns
plaoes, sho right ot self-soyernmeut, stripped
Without the means to rorlvo or tho encourages
mhnt to continue their Industrial pursuits, suR-
pcctsl Of lingering disoyslty. and tAc Victims Of
perpetual Misrepresentation, how % they not call
Tor our forvent ChEihtlan nympatbyf In Bplto
OF tho allegations Of politicians, no belioyo no
more peaceful people Gun Ia found to-day than
In Louisiana aud Arkansas. AulliAnism there
IL, but under control. And In no portion Of thoRo
much rasoAlity aaa corruption on the part Of
their own citlzcna - nesss US On every land IN
our own city Of Chicago. Tho relations Of the
White and colosod poople arc. on tho wbolc, most
sto1'oa1e. md WY continue 20. ln 90 f4r a TIC
OF their neHly-aequiretl ciEizeuAl'p VII! b con-
tested. but public Offices will be cheerip!ly shared
with them II only comnson-aensa and deccncy are
respected tn their selection. What tho South, and
especially Louisiana, nseds u, not foros Bills
but pesce. industry. and less taxation. 10
cuslty in the receipt and enjoyment Of shs fruits
OF olse's labor IL not ouly : stimulus, It is thu
absoiute prerequisite to general industry aud
frugallsy. few ARD willing to produce what
others Hs 70 consume, aud men will not WORK
hard tor anything moro than lnsra pcceaalties
when tyrannical violence IL hkoly 70 tear Il
from then IN Alabama property has been taxed
rer cent. and IN Louisaua 1t has lad to carry a
burden OF 9ll-100 pes cent, ViGltsbutg COM
plains that hsr municipal debt hhs boon
increased III ak yoa1y from $l3 QQQ 10 Sl, U00.
aud that all she las 10 show for It IL Gaw l4ull
dred yards Of Nicholson pavement. Now Orleaila
bids her sister take what uncertain comfort shs
eau in the fset that she hotysf hAa ~ 000 GOO In
matu.ed obligations. Even ~ the fex comuask.
cial aud luaIclA oontros, suoney IL very scarce,
aud such LOCAL expcuient1 ~ car.uckcts aud cor.
purltsoh scrip ore rescrted to for currency,
Most Of Ill tls " tho direct tosut of nAlad1QIn,
, 1875-05-10

MsxPa1s, May a.-Masshsl u. Smallser, for
the past four years city sdtos ot the 4 uaIaaahe.
died lsst night Of consumption. His gsnhns
Vsye forwarded 10 indianapolis foa tataxznAaA
, 1875-05-10
prsul!s or tho War and Tho Elis-
government which Fos
loved,
Condition of the Episcopal
Church in Louisiana
Tho Rev. Mr. Balm Replies to
Brooke Horford's Gormon.
anniversary OF the Railroad MIsslof1--.
The Rev. 1acab Post.
Wo WEEKS IN THE SOUTH.

,-,,
WO WEEKS IN 'He oool q.
LECTURE hy rjiE nEy. q. IT. ". s10okiso'
Tic nov. DR.. Rtocainr loctuFcd laas oEonIng
>, ths Church Of tho E1iphnny, taking m his
-. ~ ,,,1,so Wat. l., tt. n,,tn u IA snake
'aples1t @"' "o0"1 ''' '~
- fo!loTh' ,.....
The catlollcity Of tho Church iinda expression.
w, ss,.I 1,fo. rim familiar storv of t1.o clover
..'.a so.. r.h,,t;st Mvo,,,r,,, h n,en,hra II and
bea'oe.' .t,", inp"A'.; ~ A.. LIZ -. ".au .,,a
through wh'ch sho s'aVo tN'gnb !i's haS.o' .a'
identity Of hlilnan interosts, WAS but llcathen
20. A. I'm poma ,rnth in itu fulIor loyelou-
Baes1 ,'.s w g. ,,s',, IL 1,,ar .1a ,rho C,rt.,
nent W ~ A"' :" NV. 49, .... ~ s,..
Ind tho world AaVe SoshEohlalh enough 10 buhJ
tho pen Of tho moralist, and I'LL tho heart Of tho
rhriatjnn. hit thsro ara a,,ndry DripcIplos OH
esi.t =, com,,on vround. tnov noot to orra,,ize
ansn e sosp.a .1nay ho, % fna IN soin-
ton, whether Of space Of feeling, All onomy 10
Development, md 10 tho one spreads tho wlite
~;nca ~ ncaroful commarna. aul droue m M.
x'oss " peaeu." pa aAu tna o.,.r asr,
eaol 'a he'''e'''o'' ""'o.'' "u.'e ~ a'' e. s
dals tho misslonarys 1oot LOT VeuIuto on
bcatlcn soil. Back OF all development OF rail-
xsy systo1ns commercial treaties, and facilitated
ht.nr,,,uo win .,,o v.r;ops hranc),ea OF tho
human family !'ea tho one trasla OF ''o power u
iriendy aud frascrnai association III TUG &c.
,pcetive departments OF trado. politics, and
,elsion. A viilagor, whoso listto world baa
oeeh oou!Iueu ~ s.is a0 sI,aa,aa a" .;s 1,;.tts
sa"aenoa h's oa's anu so"s.e''a na .a
nn hardly escape being naffo"'hhdea; tho
cosmopolitan, who hH3 been Drowned by
ths suns OF other Ianls, md has hold
so,vo,ao win tho ,ncn an,I tbinrs that
eon,olsa "'tn 'uo .,,' ~ .e .s,. ;r,tf
eT'll2atlon everywhere ca1's ho, OWL vi.
probably hayo Lrcadth Of Judgment ana
eatholcity Of feclills ailt opinion. large pro-
portion q tho missaAea that allenate, or tho
moro positive anntlos that a'l!asonlze, mcnl-
besa of ., comn9n lintnnn family, or even Tue
tasne branch of that fnu,lly. would lave peon
impossible to the most ordinary acquaintance,
not 70 Hay frlcndtlllp: lhls ~ peculiarly
Nuo Of our own beloved but anh9ppy country,
whose boaatea union has Bone ttn1os eectned
10 be little raose than MI involuntary
alliance OF petty princpalltlea. boa!h! hablte,
political opinions, aud religious convictions aro
Is peculiarly sectional as T. We were members Of
opposite .honls'horcs. 1ha conipAf9tsve ifeo.
dom OF ivorayo Nestosh l1fo scoins but liconte
IN tho Nov Eun1aHtltr educated i'll lilo RGTcFe
, 1875-05-10

church building has been 4Es.y en12rRtd end heau.
*tagsns of te times, n oar'.ng son;,tion m
while o,,.iler thes renewed call well racrited
":s On. < U. asss IT,. T's Ts i s e. s
r., ,R,.:rts .. firmly, ,honah in The ,rtr1t q
n m |sss IT, .:es I.ot Post and retnaa 70 sever
Inc es f,d H. nn ~ hn To- rs .nl rs TO n, =. or
issnt nd vo7ss s s's vnss.f a r 81 % as l f
and, lnokig neither 10 ts rxt or lin ;ef fu,G ii"
i"yraenh :" we begun mill 1t ahall IN 1uauiftstiy
dolls Will that va ulu4t part
At tho sntno titno and place Tho 70 e,irnntiou of
e1-}natico John yan't Wond ws4 rccelyed. win
from the commencement nf Aad etluscf, Ina l,con
very active and faithful Tr,latos, and il nuw on
tho tolnt Of leaving tho city.
MONTH tiur fFRAEElTrs.
4 mectng OF .,ort1i Side 1erAaittx wns he'd At
lie North Side TusnosIial yeB;er.lay aftnr,r,ors,
tor the l.rpo~o Of organizing tho S0rs' chicago
1tehrc. C"fig:csaiou. Tho meeting WAS we'll
attended, and forty mcmtefB Joined tho otrnf,i-
zautn. After tras,sscl,ng ione preliminary
hu"!cas tic f0lloring officers wcre elocled:
J'fethtnt-S.snur! i;1ck1nf,
rte--ftts a-nt-strl1el Cohen,
yrtaaHF,1-!lkiiii Mcinreb.
F't7star-fsrob DsvEl
1fn@<t,-A. Eruul4rs, 8. ,ycdl, snd Jacob 0ieIauf.
Co,n1nitsces on 1;y-Laws, Service. Grounds,
1nid1hEH. &C., vera alto appointed.
The meeting Glt1uttnrrl 10 inoet again II Tho
tame place two weeiss frvns dato.
ELSEWHERE.
E:ATaHfAv.
Hreetas Dlspdt-h n TIE Chi-ago 7rttuns
GnAyD 1fAvES Mich, Mny 9.-The Unitarian
Eocety was organized thts evening hy the oloc-
lion Of tho following officers Preacher, tho
1!er. II. II. Houghton Clork, 1Jr. f. +. Cum
raingH: Treasurer, George stickney: Trustees
ths Hon. Dwight Cutler, W. c. sheiden. J. D..
Wait q. ". a. Smith, aud Dsaiel Gale. Forty
ly0 puraoi,s eignel the articles.
CATHOLIC.
Srtriat tFs71tth 10 3hA thtnada Tribune.
Mi1wAIHE Mar "a meeting OF Catholic
societies was held to-day 10 receive the I'n1al
tselcgs,cs cxpeot.d hero tho coming mock to in
vest Bishop HelIni will, the ArchbAhopnc, when
rsllons eommitte"s were aapoin.ed, md I'd
arrangements vii! ho completed.
rRi:YETTkRtAE.
NET yoHT. Mn: 9.--lt4a lev. Or. Halls nav
Presbyterian church. on Fifth Rycnue and Fifty.
ltat street, wAs dedicated to-day.