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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
PLANS FOR THE NETWORK MIDLAND RAILWAY.

PLANS FOR THE NETWORK MIDLAND RAILWAY.
John G.. Stevens, ono of the receivers OF
the w.York and Oswego Midland Railroad. said yes
terday that the first of the would be to get
the rolling stock ana other portable property OF the
comnanv under shelter. They would then have a
balance sheet made showing precisely the financial
condition of the company, and then they would run
trains st az often as facilities OF the ROAD would
allow The receivers had 1900 IN their employ
most Of whom would be thrown out OF work IDe pre-
else number Mr. Stevens could not tell. Indeed the
future course for the road very vague as yet
Nothing of any benefit the road could be done, how
ever until the line reOrganlZed ana plaCeu On
strict business basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
POLICE NOTES.

Thomas Long of No. 81 Water-st., was arrested
Oher Cuban Of the Precinct station stealing
large quantity Of lead from Phelps Dodg. Co. Of No. - CHst
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
A. ooored Committed default OF ~ 900 bail fof
opous Peb 2s Jane Clarke, at No AZ yOOse's
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
vssnu1e DAbTen goo bail for sbbng John
quAIe between ths at No. IOo Dssueey On SATURDAY
night
Palloni Giovanni, an Italian, the cook on the bark
Primo 81 L. R. hand, The
hosting boA o ntfbe received injuries that vii
probably fatal
James McDermott of No. $50 West FOrty-eghth-st
yesterday Cbambt aLG CeBts. by horse aud
driven Wagner ofko 4lO sItht, anes
e.ived that viii prove fatal
The Grand Jury Of the Court of General Sessions
yesterday JOIN n Aoot beng selected
Judge sutbebG in It's charge called attention 10 the peeuls
auy Law IN mentioning the crimes required BY statute be
Grand jury be had
Year, the lottery
cd boi recall
At the Iombs Police Court Yesterday. eight
bed tOU bail for selag hqHo
Of il~ w. " Asst1 AnftS MEsn bed
of zoe Of thAs s.s sho stated
IoHhs Modification Aod committed o
hey 10 bm AID sacl hat n be 500
81 be sosH b, cchs hsi ne nou'y ~a pad bot be sa
BOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
THE WORK OF THE DEPARTMENT.

MR. VAN Norris STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES AND
REvENUEs-wHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED
COMPARISON WITH Mr.. TwEEDs ADMINIsrRA-
TON.
Together with his letter of resignation Mr..
Van Mort sent TO Mayor statement OF the work OF
the Department Public Works for the past three years
and comparison of the expenditures and revenues with
those OF 1871 when VIM. NJ. tweed was Commissioner
Herewith are given important parts OF this
statement:
The following Ia summary OF the amount OF work
done on street improvements during the past three
years: 25a miles OF streets regulated aud graded "a
miles OF streets cuTbed and guttered; ~ miles OF suv
walks tagged: % miles OF streets paved Win slOHe
blocks: ia miles OF TelfOrd macadam roadways con-
sructed "a miles of built; 10 miles OF under
ground drains; miles culyers and 3i1 receiving
basins constructed.
The expenditures OF the Department OF Public Works
are divided into three classes:
/ Expenditures met by general taxation for the main
tenauce the Croton Aqueduct reservoirs ana pipes
street pavemens, roadways, sewers, public buildings
for lighting the city with gas. for salaries OF employ
for furnishing cleaning public Offices. free noatiDg
baths 8c.
IL Expenditures met by the issue OF assessment
bonds which city is reimbursed by the col
lection OF assessments for grading, paving curbng,
guttering tagging, sewerng, and Otherwise improving
streets roads, ard avenues.
III Expenditures by the issue of funded bonds
system Improvement and alterations of the aqueduct
construction Of storage reservoirs and oil
old sewers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02

Vindsor Hofl-Seuator-e Francis Herman ~, OF
us John Huger California udss 51.sDh x
Amasa Parker Chancellor John L. Prayn and bstas
Albany Mccarthy Of Syracuse Brvoor n
al 8ows OF Tn yprsnqad Republican, Edwin Ba.he OF
Bosto Gowen President Of the
HOFFMAN House
ander Mitchell Wisconsin ami John Gdden Of Boston
ootan Hob-Aon,a VIII Italian Consul at Philadelphia Nep-
YoTk Hor-Gen W. r. Bartlett OF Masaebases A'ue
HolI-Charles BTadlangh Of bn2and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02

Wales That country had developed wonderful th,ngs
On retain adult scholars Tue WEIGH had learned at nome
the secret OF ibis here they could exert great IN
fnence for good Anurin Jones delivered an orlginn
Wech poem after which addresses were male Dy - ~
Davies, the Rev. J. T. Lloyd, and tho Rev. Phnp
Davies. WEIGH songs and anthems were sung Wy '"o
oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02

CTRICTURE, Fistula and Piles radically cured
- yho ut knife canst detention from business impotence Dis
ease, OF Organs Daniels MD IA Lexington ave
CIGN pAINTING.-Old signs repainted and
- eterca ani new gu made hsripn prices Gold and black
gus per running board included an kinds OF sign painting
at very low figures j. T. CoAhosS' s'sa ra w.,
TUREE LECTURES on the COexstence OF
HENORRHOID3 and STRUCTURE with the symptoms individual
Ard associated and Of deVelooment with the mode
psspt VI structure BY the Urethroon o. pages 20
eern Address author EDWARD H. DIXON ~ De- ~ Fhnae
Once hours from 8 TO D; / 10 s. aud 10 g. eTenlngs
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT hUDYUrS. IN BROAD WAL
0Aw-l4o Seon-l7' 3n m-2lo admght-27'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
OFFICES
IN THg
Tribune Building
PRINTING HOUsE-sQUARR,
TO RENT
From Nay I, 1873.

BANKERS. LAWYERS. aud others are onered we'll
lighted Offices at low prices
The hssemen, noor viii be divided into two cenees
The maiu floor Nassau consists % one nue rcsm
suitable FOR Banking or Insurance Cempauy Az the
doors are available by thr elevators which vii be Kept
In fuli operation DAY AND MONT
All thc onices wn be- hsstsd by steam without sdai
tional charge 20 the tenant
E'rly applicants vil have the pdyier % bs'ius
partitions PLACED 30 accommodate them.
Appy W o. sadr. the BUSINESS aAsAarA
fubuas Ohes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-Ihe pennsylvania RallrOau
Company has discharged the detectives heretofore
employed al tie Jersey City Depot on the ground that
they cannot afford the expense. Thomas Smart
pleaded guilty in the Quarter Sessions yesterday 10
charge Of stealing a trunk, valued at $500, from the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. lie stated IN ms
defense that bought the trunk from another employe
of the Company So and when he found what was In
IN was going TO return when his WIFE induced him 10
give He arrested on nformatlO gwen oy
his wife. with whom he had quaIreed lie was
renauded for sentence....A passenger train on the
Northern Railroad switched on 10 the i-shute
tresle on Saturday the end OF the Erie Tunnel
through the carele>suess Of the switehinan. The
engineer did not Ice the mistake IN time 10 prevent
the engine from Jumping of cnd OF the incline. The
couplings parted and saved The engineer and
fireman saved themselves by Jumping. the engine was
MANAGED To the extent OF So COO No
the ice ID the river caused great deal OF DELAY IN the
river last night The Courtandt-st fcrry-oOat New
Brunswick had her wneels 80 badiy GamaHeu tnat sAe
was Withdrawn for repairs.
NEwARK-The funeral OF TIE late Charles I. Gray. an
old and respected citizen. took place from Grace EPls-
copal Church yesterday. The receipts Of 81 James
Roman CdthoiIc Church last we've S2SG20 John
Fitzpatrick while Olllng the engine aU Lister Brothers
Carbon Works YESTERDAY had his sleeve caught IN the
governor, his through the c0gs and badly
crushing it,. Aldermen Reynolds, StalubOy ana Pine
have been appOnteda Committee by the Common COun-
ell Trenton Ourng the continuance OF the Legls-
laure and after all bills In which the city Is inter
ested AT the Methodist Episcopal Preachers meeting
Yesterday the Committee appointed 10 circulate me
MORALS asking for tle restoration OF the state sunday
law presented several copies OF the memorial with many
signatures The Committee continued. J. b. Wood
aud the Rev. DIR. Hare discussed Church finances. The
latter praised envelope system the best mod" OF
collections to reac everybody except that by
49, The Boards OF Health and Excise will meet to- night
the Committee tomorrow night, and the Common
Council on Friday night
NEw-BRrYswIcK The time for the delivery OF the
livered by Prof Tayler Lewis, LII d. OF Union College
and probably III Kirkpatrick Chipei.
HACKENsACK.-GeOrge ii. Cofey mas been admitted
to tue practice OF law by the Supreme Court al Trenton
SOUTH ORAsGE.-More than l26 citizens have peti
toned Tor the repeal oil the township charter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02

reduction ]
the following work has been do1e jan 1879
Completing ard bringing into the storage reservoir at Bod
OF 5000 100000 gaoGs competing
bringing
VILE end Of the island
and Murray Hills purchasing the land for the dam "a
the mde the Croton River hold
making plans.
which let by the 18th Of October
last.
In alterations Of the hquedu
pieces 4Snch the yd and de-
yeel 5000 lnesl feet Of 4oinco pipe 80 800
cubic yards Foundation aud protection walls but 10000 cubic yards
fei 10000 hneal feet Of but ~
gates land purchased for gaehouses
One and gatshouses partly
constructed.
The the pipes the l3 OF Decenb
cts the expense Of
ooeapei BY the aq9edu and be
through gs0n authorizing Assessment; NjOlping
which the regulating grading
Ninety ST., between Ninth and Genih-syea
and be sold about ~ baoitg lots valued
"a 900 eanh making tot9i S2sOOOO %
for grading aud wall be aboat 100000 90
Nakipz renburseaeot 10 the $3.50
Rereaue Ooasaed " tie Department
Prom CToton vsi rcnts penalties and tapping
5ooo4o VS
In lS73............... ............... l42S93l IS
Ia 1851 ,557 ~
Amoan preceding So1261S ID
Increase Of revenue fof THREE 1854 tel 20
Prom sBd Demt, of old mssensl Re - -
esNAee 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINS-At the opening of the March
Term OF the Court OF oyer and Termlner yesterday,
Judge Tappau called he attention OF the Grand Jury 10
the necessity OF some employment for the prisoners III
the County JAIL ard separate accommodations fOr the
male and female inmates.
PTEKsKILL.-The estimated cost OF the proposed
land purchased for the reservoir
pumps MIGRANTS. g.. will amount TO $4,000 being
c,s than the the Commissioners were author
lzeC TO eXpeud IN the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-The poor quality OF gas
at present furnished to the residents OF this city mas Leo
some of the citizens to form company and apply for q
charter The streets present remain unlighteG at
TIE election Of officers Of the Seawanhoka Boat
Club for the ensuing year will take place at the club,
house on Newton Creek, tonight. Arrangements VIII
also be made the coming regatta season me Tax-
payers has elected the following 0ncers Tor
| The ensuing six months Henry Sharkey, President
James LAWYER Vice-President; j. III. Livingston, Sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
TO THE
Advertising Public.
THE PROJECTED TOUR OF
p. r. BAMNUM'S
GREAT ROMAN HIPP0DROME,

cbao horses cages OF trained
animals wilderness OF auxiliary psaphenas and ITS one thousand
will embrace visit 20 all the principal cities
towns villages the Eastern Middle and Western States
unparalleled interest manifested BY the Psb in this greatest Of
all enterprise predicts for the coming success without prec
dent in the annals OF the amusement world
great secret Of the and marvellous success attend
ing Of Mr. Banum bis persistent and mort lavish Of
printers his snsqud aud Systematic Of advertising
his entertainment
experience teach that the best advertising medium 10
the one that aud to that end hand
.omey Publication nearly hundred aud sy has
distribution the Inhabitants Of the
country, TO be placed directly in their houses
Containing choice reading ana illustrated With 6ue sns'in The
book will be carefully read and preserved.
limited number bavo been reserves for the reception Of
Of business kSovs reputation at the extremely
hundred dollars and s value al
medium becomes at apparent whes stated that The
States number millions
properly place the book will necstate the
ettos mssing tho beat medium Of advertising
ever offered 10 advertisers
All eommun addressed GRO w. HAISBs Boz 274
y or STEWART WENTWORTH 10 spring lane Boston Mas
will receive prompt Affection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
NETWORK CITY.

The following is the weekly statement OF
the CITY Chamberlain: Balance Feb 90 ss2I247 "a: re-
cepts soOCs99 49, payments, sS0',5 oS balance FED
n. s7l9,43i 81. So
The Central Booksellers Association Will
meet at the st. Nicholas Hotel this morning. pursuant
10 adjournment take further action on the report Vi
their committee on book trade reform.
A billiard match for the benefit of Cuban
sufferers will take place at Tammapy Hall this
UDassy and DAILY have offered their services.
The State Charities Aid Association will hold
their third annual meeting at Association Hall this
evening. Addresses by the Rev. DR.. Adams, the Rey:
DIR. Henry C. Potter aud Chief Justice Charles T. Day
are expected.
At the regular meeting Of the Seamens
Protective Union last evening, DIR. W. T. Thoms presld-
ing resolutions we're presented and adopted opposing
the proposed State legislation by which the Mayor
would he empowered to grant licenses to boarding
house runners to enter ships while III the harDor'
Guy K. Pelton called yesterday upon Mayor
Wickham, and the rumor quickly spread that he had
brought the decision OF the Governor in the case OF the
Mayor stated however that he had received nothing OF
the kind, aud that Mr. Pelton had only made friendly
call.
Among the callers on the Mayor yesterday
was Researcher OF Mesopotamia, who was
attired in a dark robe with q pink SASH He comes TO
this country to solicit aid for his countrymen who
are suffering from famine. The Mayor informed MIN
that he unable to do ANYTHING in bis Official ca
pacity. The VlcarGeneral left the ONCE WIN tue III
tentiOn os calling on Archbishop McCloskey
During February the "Free Dormtory for
Women" at No. 81 Amityst. gave 2j5 lodngs TO poor
women, who would otherwise have been obliged 70
sleep u staton-h0uses situations were furnished TO 2
we're 10 tue hospital; were sent 10 MONIES u;
different PARTS OF the country. Several PACKAGES oI
clothing were distributed among the inmates. An
appeal is made for contributions OF money, clothhg'
and other articles.
The rain that fell last evening was soon
lie ally w her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02

Total reduction In three years.
ii.
Ernrodif,frSs on account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-21

G. G. CORNWELL 4 SONS,
FINE GROCERs.
4A' sss:sg LAYERS.
Crown " finest imported large
SSkkSSxSNSyIssLEHcIAs, e1tr. fine for cooking.
ORANGE 4SG FELL FEEL.
kkkf sSEss I xksosps. fresh extra hn''
s sEH;shF E $saEss;.,,vrs.
sakHIEb ALMONDS.
BANANAS
EEFh sygs sR esfhs1S'
CALIFORNIA PEARS
tSRf zfFLEs' sas color.
AZ AZ, IMMENSE isI! STOCK. and At PRICES
sisSssGt AT sGS Ro mixture to most delicate
CANDY sold BY single pound.
SS4 4sP2 b py sss s sssss i fsii'
N.
Our sISsk il eS%plete and selected expressly for
tue HUI 5SMAiSA Rum.
s seISa T Mhiskr
PALE sBRRRY,
TOPAZ SHERRY.
fS SSbSs Dock PORT.
NEW ENGLAND kUM.
CORDIALS.
S sSSsESats2:
sfshSHA
BsSEpiGrINE.
kfssH SwtansszR.
OHATTEAU LaR0sE. uouu
LAFiTTE. A0AA'
s FHs4EsHr.
PPA1UILLLihSCS
WHITE ~ VINES sfShEs
s saHrnAs EssQUEM'
HOOK WlNEs.
| S S SsfHBSSssHS$|Sssh$S4'
MARGosRUSaER.
CHAMPAGNE0.
at bottom Y asurss; By the single bottle tile
| HAVANA CIGARS.
We sell none but genuine imported
Al! well known WI b.. brands Sa constantly H on
price, and BY single cigar small advance
| SPECIAL box price
ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING; PATE de FOIE
lss1HsD ss,GaR eos
fs:sF si ASEf
sScs6TcH MAss AtAHsEs ; skAN6f Pc A aca:'
sr S1sSf PEAS fstEs BAsA rREk6sx
EAGL6sH; GERn AN and CATALAN CHEESE;
| NoTE.-Consumers making Warrington their re-
sidence for the season are invited to examine our
We are sonstantiy sddins to our stock, both OF
Iereien and American Production, different varie-
We sus1sntss Everything sold by us to give salts
"ordsIs delivered to any psft Of Wellington and
he ssS asy I
delivered the next morning. Goods delivered ct
eSoc. and max. Fin.
= Ossa durns &c 1s. our ,sS sSs
s the
q. q. CORNWELL = SONS,
| FINE GR0CERS.
llls Pennsylvania avenue,
deen-u opposite Willards Hotel.
"A AAKIN9 In IN branches. wsddiae, Evening.
Reception and Dinner Suits made 20 order in the
a: es::H y f.s: .Ss ssas Az
;sss''s Ss' i;;s a;SS''''' Ss;,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-21

BOOKS, sermons, essays, lectures. news
paper articles without end, floods of stats.
tics, ard innumerable reports of private
committees, the New York Journal of Com
n'eTce thinks, have illuminated every nook
and Granny of the liquor traffic topic. For
that reason 1t regards as superfiuous the bill
recently introduced in Congress, providing
Tor the appointment of a national commits
Sion Such commission, 1t thinks, could
not fail 10 discover the legal and moral ad-
yantages of the license system, If they went
no further than Massachusetts,, where both
license and prohibition have been thor
ousbly tested, and the superiority of the for.
mer for diminishing drunkenness triumph
antly established.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-21

The New York papers deal tenderly with
the new aspirant for theatrical honors, ex-
Mayor A. Oakley Hall. One merciful critic
refrains from expressing an opinion just now,
saying that when Mr.. Hall has become more
accustomed To his new profession he will give
q detailed criticism In regard to the merits
of the actor and the play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-21

ADAn1 Jos. J. MAYS HIND
WW PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 'uW
917 Psnnsy!ranta Avenue.
{NeIt door to Sinister Bro.l
Paessse seotES FOB Ho Ida
sorted sOl S: for "a T.; 80, 81, sl2 and $3.50
lowed on the above prices during the holidays.
81 Immense STOCK Of Ladies and Gents sizes.
y EsERyED SEATS TOR THIS
TO MoRR6w EV1NfSs
$40 TEN DOLLARS $40
CHRISTMAS MONEY
AND BUY
A GOOD BUSINESS SUIT
OR OVERCOAT.
ELEGANT SUIT
OR NOBBY OTBRCOA7
FOR FROM
el3-el2-ol2-
UP TO
e3O-e3O-03O-e
HABLE BROS,
decs-t Corner Tth and d streets.
THE BRITISH ALMANAC AND COM.
PANION FOR 1876.
JUST IMPORTED FROM LONDON BY
ROBERT BEALL,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
deca0-3t 495 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
FOB THE HOLIRAYs-0yer s9 op worth ino
sSush, 4, a : great discount, and viii Pc sid
Psh l.. isE w.ns q aSa
Plain and Foxed Button Boot., II so and upw ards;
fSss; Issss GS5ss Bao
e and ri Sos.S% made Fancy
ssrEf s' +. ".
TURKEY BAFE Ia,,ou-
decls-s. corner 7th street and Mass. Avenue
RUfTkR EGGS. P0ULvRY.
10! - suyI HAM ISS CHEESE, DRIED FRUITS.
Fresh arrivals daily By express, and for sale by
Commission Merchant,
deel66t, Cor. 10th and streets northwest.
nOH'T TELL THIS TO ANY ONE, BUT
sHkr Cr M Su: ;s
and ~ enty one hundred linen, for q Is. These
goods are entirely made, and ready for the wash
as.mm BAITlnosE Is ss 3 Z IT,, IAorosaY: .
SEArs BEsEEyEP
FOB Pof6hAS soAf ri St O. sSt9NoERr.
deco q LINCOLN HALL, TUESDAY.
DRESSING ROBES
SMOKING JACKETS
In great variety Of styles.
"DOLLYMOUNT,"
"WIMBLEDON," and
"CREEDMoOR,"
Three new Styles Of ULsTEBs.
FINE PERFECTTITTINa SHIRTS
Made to Order.
SPECIALITY
ARMY AND NAVY UNIFORMS.
READYMADE OEERCOATS.
0EVLlN & co.,
ZOE NEW YORK;
decs-tr 100 sTRElT.
l. TUESDAY Fo 4yskIS Soar CLUB.
Seat reserved At Ellis 4 Co.'s. 81. dec2O-2t
PERFUMERY.
J. d Z. ATKINSON's
EsS. YLANG YLANG-FRANGIPAN-
NE-snd SARCANrHUS. OLD BROWN
WINDSOR SOAP. VIOLET POWDER
PRIZE MEDALs-LONDON, PARIS,
VIENNA, CORDoVA, LIMA.
Sold by all first class dealers throughout
the States.
,. & q. ATKINSON,
"a Old Bond street, London.
ole Agents in New York-ARNOLD McNARY
The genuine guaranteed By TRADE MARK"
THE WEST BOOKs.
India and it. Native Princes; ss
A Farmer 3 Vocation; illustrated; George waring,
rnsr::;iP:: nom London Periodical. in Hslios,,.;
shakspearet Plutarch; ekeat; S2ys0.
Sermons to tho Clergy: Gail Hamilton; a.
The ehephsrd Lady and other Poems; Jean Inge-
low; q.
eilloaettee and Songs; edited By u. =. Hale; IS.
Cbesivick ohakspeare; revised By singer; l0vols.;
Ss;iaS: hs', :: a. s sad
SOLOMONs q CHAPMAN.
Agents for Leurence's "Pare Linen Papers,
decHu 911 Peunsy1vania avenue.
zoe Sired, ssv NsssA SIRED,
Oounecto1 with
4. BI1H1BB CLINICAL SECURING WORKS
o. NsstA ssysse, ssay g, ssYessts Psteas Qbkcs.
.N.B.-Dyeing and Olsantne 0entlsmsuS Gar
nents . SPECIALLY, q short notfes.
- E6W Frees. auG0-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-21

1t has been charged that the present gov
ernor of South Carolina is in the habit Of
Paying considerable sums of money to secure
the wide circulation of articles clarifying
himself as chief executive OF the state. The
forwarding by telegraph of nearly half col
umn Of matter of this description yesterday
was an outrage on the press, and ought TO be
generally resented. There can be no differ
ence OF opinion among thinking persons in
regard to the disaster which has befallen the
state in the election TO important judgeships
OF Moses and Whipper, and Gov. Chamber
lain's views are of no very great consequence,
since IL is known that he is coddling TIE con-
servatlve element in order to secure a second
term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-21

We haven't heard from Private Dalzell for
month-one happy MONTH Let us hope
that heis dead or has got an office But In
his place as letter-writer appears the ap-
palling Joseph Mulhatton, Of Pittsburg, WHO
Is crazy over project to exhibit the bones
of George Washington at the Centennial
This idea is preposterous, but we shall be
very glad to see Mr.. Mulhattou's remains
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-21

"A MAKING In Ill branches. Weddiag, Evening,
Reception and Dinner Suits made 20 order in the
Tbs patronage Of Ladies Who desire arst. clsss
yCsa solisissd only RTiysts S s1tranes. Cleo on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-21
MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, DC.
nR. BROTHERs, 90 year, e.perienoe IN IA
II treatment of female Diseases in this city. All
who honor him With their confidence are assured of
speedy relief and hoaorsble treatment 900 street
nR- LEON.
u the Oldest established Ladies' Physician,
Has RKMovED To 66 SHARP ST.. above Camden,
L.die. desiring treatment Of any On Sa can
consult him y ith the utmost confidence,
Separate roorns yor LADY patients. dechlm
de; BU {, LIB ,J9H !y ys:ss s.6sri
Bu.insss oonadsntix. is1 \. Howard q g., Bad
MADAME RhsTELL, n. D., . tnorooahIy On.
vi lerienoed and scientific Ladies Physician and
Midwife Of 70 years practice, attends ladies then
Ing and the ben medical sstsndsSce 4 the Doctor
The care Of asda@s Essssl are Sssrsn.ssd scisntas
'G :ssn & south SHARP and Dover '' Baltimore
''SAIHIA0II0aI On PIR B9TTLI. Don.
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The Secretary of the Treasury takes a very
sensible view Of the law recognizing his
department when he concludes that its
trainers did not contemplate the dismissal OF
employees from states having an excess OF
representation in the department.. To Lave
strictly construed the law would have worked
great hardship to many worthy persons.