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New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
PUB c OPINION.

The unexpected defeat Of the Democratic
party IN NcwlOrk h unqueslion b due fo fhe general
dstrst r The Dentfarie party c"ated hg Tie brazeuly
iEmOral gttude of that party Ohio ana lenns ANA
LIST. Paui Pioneer Press lIud.l
The progress Of the nation IN the halfway
Of integrity, honesty and public purity has Doen cont
Dlitted to the Republican party. ami aecolt fe
charge aud undertake in good iaifh the Crc ROfk IL We
would I've. Phiiade hia PIeSs Repl
While We have the greatest admiration for
tsoy Ildeu and otler ltenen of the Democratic
IN the Eastern States 40 uor think that sound policy
woul1 dioate that the ledcr 0 the party In he Great
contest ~ next year should frunn that AecOu
tNeN Albany Ledger 81 ndaTd Dem.l
Casarlsm IL dead. and the tune the organs
se grinding u drcc. The Republican party dis
svoS~i ~ Ite Republican Conventions have pronounced
ssSinst cfnphatlcally and ugmisa akay. The Presi-
ohA- i1-ef ss taAen slecldl occasion put his foot
n = - sesd and buried. ald do harm,
we 40 ss1-+cnicago TriDuoo ikepi
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09

FLOUR ono bbns whr., II 900 bus; Corn g. oco bnssS
Oats 5000 bush; barley. 1900 onsn hye ooV gs.-
76oW bush. osis iOSoOO bush; Barley 5000 su~A hSs
NSw-osis.ss NV s-sussr-Demsnd ts.r ssie- y Is.
isriDs; p . % M o,c" SS' ss, Y.s1 cipsed S. jsc
iss.rs nrmsr; cenu ius Soatl Common tostSc: gais
a. 1s bensIs Exra 81 90; TrcnIe Extra % 7bse 7s
Choice Fsmy s5es7 So Corn Meal Iiet held At = =,
cru hser at 75ssls o. oqs. 9iaadr ord, dynsrs 70 Pe
sai sai .aa fsi choas aSls' ssss Pork ..,d
ss s,1 ssoTsl sssfss sSus no Gear M Sides lso cesr % Isle
frD Choice Cured l6nlIc LAra qnss, !.
sSs Frm a5s %s,sS e ks sna fc Rscsd Il iss.i
change qirt New-Yort Sight 4 discounts s'efhns b~hA'
tswpeS Nov sFiauT l. 25c higher On spring GRADES
d 100 bbls at " ~ for No sprng; "a % re- AN AM
be-. wint - for Wts %nsr q - 'r or L0gD,s ent a.
Tic BaTIsy quiet ana uess under srg' reorp CSrn 4e-a
s29 for B5ltsf ~ Tor Lnhoied per ton Mifsen ewr. ci
Freghs- asking higher pres no .gAgenens
Lake 800 @ bs . ~ barley g @ ss,2gn; g@a
-lsrisy 100 bush Rye 5000 bush LnInoef i'zso0o0
sr LoUrs Nov s-F1our dui little DOING Wheat higher
" best rrados; lower No Pail, 81 3ts< esr
cash q 90 Noyenber' No 90 81 ~ z ss,h csTs Ss
s3ise. cash; 3le November Bsriey-iinysrs "a % nas'
doing lowor 20 sell Iye oxer = sell ., o ss.n.
s,dsc Clear ab sides. ii ga ilSioa liar sics id1
l2e according to 3aoG .,lISe and Ehef ,hS.hr III
Lar lover offered at l2ssc. VII sky lower st 81 lzl
HoGs sesiy and "a rly active loreerz ~ s@s' 1,S
Cattle slow only moderate urply 9oer % caocs =
uyes s,df6 10 hem 70 Fsis - % o@s s 80: a SSs
% y7i1 Choice Texans - 50ds4 I21a Meoinn "
FAIR o. 7jaS5 %. Common a. 1879 10 RsceiY,s-Lo.r
10 Obnsh. Barey. I9Oo0 bush. Rye. 2.ooO BUSH CAo
WiIaiSsfox Nov s.-sprts Turpsnt5e dull at 81 20
osin quiet Al 81 81 strained lar stady a. 81 40
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
OBTTUARK
erNIAnIIN L. sHERWoOp.

BENJAMIN T. Sherwood, who died at san
Francesca CAL on Sunday. Now Of typhoid pneumonia
in the 44th year Of his age, prominent merchant of
the Pacific coast and had maLy friends in this city He
left NewYor in 1852 and embarked In business III san
Trancisco as a commission merchant. Becoming con-
nected with the firm Of sparrow Lent Co. he returned
70 NewYork in 1858 and lived here for two years as the
representative Of that . Going back 20 san francisco
al tho expiration of that time he remained there for The
rest OF his life never coming East except last SUMNER
which ne spcnt in NewYOrk with friends md kindred
Mr. Sherwood was Interested m Californian business
transactions for - years, and was very wef known IN
I'M state He Was ig0us man, and Nas universally
esteemed for unc0mprOmi-lns integrity ana earnest c
yOtlou 10 truth and hOnc sfy.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Nov. s-Flour nominally unelsusrl Wheat
seaIv and nrm Chicago spring, III ~ = srDf ami
Options II ~ = sser the year mo owei grades ase DE
cued, Nn Chicago spring Gle; ie'efed, 1'c lid Corr
easier but In good No Ked. - -052 srot
5a7sd5ic seller November a. ~ ~ seller ali the
Rejected JU "a F0S@ oaisDemsni fair 2d market nrm
N6 3 JO 30ilc- spot Sole. bld seller Noveuber D1e
hih S-Icr December Reieces 2id25-c Iail"yh maud
good al ful prices epnt SIC, seller November
81 Lc seller December. Rge iul at $685. 6; lNTk IL
faf demand AT New, 81 Ola, VI aoR
AL 10 erot sle fOGtla 30. seller Novomber 81; l,r
the wear but 20 lover rates od 81
New, sl2 3sasi2 37a spot 81 20, seller N"stin-
Der Bulk Meats caSicr but IN sVod dcnaId
Sboudefs si.dSAe: short Rib Niddlss liAeallAc.;
short Clear Nadles. .e Whisky quiet nat steady 81
Al 10 Ireirhts-Wheat o BunO bOOtc- Al the ATT
ssll ~ the Boa,, ard unchanged Receipts
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
ARMY NOTEa.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Capt. O. Z. Michael is re-
Hoved from duty Allegheny Arsenal and VII rport In
person the Con mandng General Of the Department 81
Dakota Chief Ordnance JhCer OF that DeAn IT.
cant NJ Poland detached from duty at the Netefown
Arsenal will report person 10 the Commanding General
OF The apartment for duty Chief Ordnance
Oacer Department Lieut. W. ". Lyon u de
the Rock Island Arsenal ILL., d VII n
port for duty at the Alleghanv Arsenal, Penn.
Leave absence for from Nov ], l-tO on sur
Cpons certificate Of disability IL granted % capt Geo D. Ram
sey IT, of Ordnance Department. with permiss on 70 20
beyond The sea- leave Of absence granted o Cot " NJ.
Blunt o tie 18th Infantry Oct J. 1919. from the adquar
tas Of Department o Texa, = extended eleven months
with permission 10 gO beyond the seas.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09

A voter on the train 10 Weymouth, TUESDAY,
have ncl made "a dfsf-ful mistake; voted my ihiol
railroad ticket stead Of the hcl Denocrhic ticket 80
lsyrngfcld Republican.
PRrpFscF.- Small Mite" Arc YOU fond
of sugar pluinsi" LADY" No. NV dear thank you -
Very small Mte-"Iheu, win You keep them Tor me,
ples-e i'-lPaneh
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
GoTERYMEYr HEATHEE REPORT
Probabilities.


During Tuesday, in the South Atlantic and
East Calf States higher barometer, northeast 70 south
east winds slightly warmer aud generally clear weather
will prevail. possibly followed by rain in the latter.
In the West Gull States, stationary or falling baron-
eter southeast t-eas winds, slight changes in
temperature. cloudy and RAINY weather.
III Tennessee aud tie Ohio Valley, higher barometer,
variable winds mostly from the east and north st1"-
airy temperature, partly cloudy weather, ana pOssply
occasional rains.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
rising and high barometer, nOtthvc.t 10 north cast
winds colder clear, partly cloudy weather, following
occasional rains.
In The upner lake region. high barometer variable
winds, shifting 70 nOrfhcrly. colder, partly cloudy
weather and Occasuu; rain Or snow.
Tt De ioirsT lakes. Mid1ic St1ts and Ne,rEEgirHf
Righ bgTomefcr HOrfhg 70 easfery Wiads, signify cotd
aud generally cie0r ,rentber
For the New-Iork canal region. temperature slightly
below freezing during Tuesday night.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

W,srrNGTON. Nov. SIN the Conrt Of Commits
son,rs Of Alabama CaiDs today tho following Judgments
No i7-Peter Plumb r. 400 Case No. 2Sa-Arthur p.
Ross executor otc, sl2 -. case 80. III -Charts l.
COLBY O5 ~ Case No. 6.}N Z. Mann et al. s9.5 20 l6
n p nam, $1,000 80 Case No. Ll.2-0artner COLBY.
- "a ~ case No. l1af-ffarvey sender S2.O4 i3
Tref1o Navo executor - 30 80 Geo Cocese sSi6 %.
case No llS-Grace arsou. cxccnfDT, fiO-2 10 Case
Ne, L. Mcclellan RA.l38 49, & s. No. i.lS4
Uanuah r. Duubar, admin .straiIlx .OiJ 90
bearing several motions 20 pnt cases o. amend peii
tions ETC. Cour owing to the illness 0 majority o its
members adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
THE CLYDE MILL BURNED.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Nov. 8.--The Clyde Mill,
az Omega Village, East Providence which has been idle
for year. and to have started to-day, was fired by
an incendlary this morning II owned by George T.
Wilson and insured for 260 600 which viii nearly cover
the loss Tne insurance is "a follows $500 each IN
the Htna, Hartford and Oriont OF Hartford North
British Of London Continental and Manhattan OF New
York. Merchants, Equitable, Roger Williams, ana hasl-
inRtnn Of PrnvIdenCe.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
rIr1FSs INSPIRES rHE BosroSIAYs.

BosToS. Nov s.-Mme. Titiens sang tonight
in the of Elijah" given by the Handel and Hay
den Society at Music Hall She received with en-
thusa and presented with superb horal offerings
over 5000 people were present. TIE receipts were
above 5000. Hundreds OF persons we're turned away
reception was given the Revere House aer"the
performance. and elegant service OF plate was pre-
sented her.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
ATTEMPT TO BURN A FALL RIVER MILL.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. S.--The watchman
in the Tecumseh Mill found man in the second story
early this morning. After sharp struggle the intruder
escaped. CARRYING of tire watchman's revolver Ony
waste and inammabe matter found scattered
around the mill Everything was in = eparatlon for an
ncepdarv fire II is now believed that tue Aassascit
Mil was burned by the same man.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
DIED.

ANTHOS-on Sunday afternoon Nov T. Of pneumonia after
short illness iAm honfy Anlhoo III TIC isth year ot
us relatives respectfully invited to attend hl.
Church Of The IransnsGra'on. No. East Twenty nnthsL
BRAINERD-At Hsddam Neck Conn, Nov 3. Charles N.
Brnerd OF North AmeFst QUO ana lornefy u bf"oAy
Cleveland papers p!casc copy.
ELYAt BrtdGeporl Conn Mond'y Scy Alfred Brock
LAY-syvester Lay OF Elilabeih, n j.. SATURDAY Nov g.
aged q yeas ae sb nen % 81 sI s a.S % .. 9Eo 'use No.
Funeral at Mestefo. AIban5 County ~ ~ on wednesday,
MOORE on Saturday Nov G. 1875, Francis A-bury Moore
youngest con OF Liam X aud Mary Moore aged 40 years
Tie feaye, friends Of tie faniy rsspecfay inyitsd
eraye.st, on fue-day Nov. . a. 10 ococE
OLYPHANT-In London England. on the lsth October
Harwos Vernon ogphant aged - years eldest SON oi
III reatyes md Tiends o Ms family invited 70
his funeral s,ros az tae .ro, E Chari corner
INIT, a, 10 O'clO, K a. n.
VPh,d pneumoni. Hannin + sherx 0Od IN the ift'
sTRONG-At Pcrnont y y sunday. Nov. :, Luey Dix.
wfle the late rr0i Theodore strong, Ltd.
funeral ium residence heT John FerOu
on enfsday next at 10 g w'lol' @ % i1itnfr ng-Se o.
viii DO tAsen 10 NcT Brls~iek. y J.. or III
THoRSE-At White Plains 8. 1873 James II rAorne
T iiyes and friend. are invited to funcr
THURSDAY noon III nat from Ihe rcsdeh.r hs sonln;
Depot 40 80 a.
At srErTAL NFFrryc ~ the Executive Committee - hs
West side Association held h Gay the following resolutions
werl uuau.m0usl ~ adopted. -
gesira ha ply lament he death Of Mr. WILLIAM
TIDEN LtDG n. fe ~ten Oi fi., AsSnciaton. srt
desr 10 express high apIIr iatUu o. hs Character AID
y,sl-s@ That counses and active md efcenf
OF - that
CON fapr- manner and make his IL q
personal uss each 0i n sssoss
i.s9fcsf. by hs death the cnnfn nY has Deen ae.
rrive OF one Of s geuefous useH al pnbcs irttst
t1 en- rry cohfut- 1T tsiy yefi ~ MS
time ard NhAtcyer tendci 10 promoe lie prspy
an hfsf Interests.
gssiri r.at these resolutions b published and COPY
10 he family Of dcrsased EhANCIc 4. IENCh5, sec.
NEWYoBE, Nov. g. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
EIGEWHERE

DETROIT. Nov. S.-Harbech's saw-mill, near
Porconnng. was burned yesterday. The lOss b esti-
muteI AZ $4,000. IL is insured for $500.
WATERyILLE, Me-, Nov. S.-This morning
the Colby University gymnasium was burned. The lose
on the building il 81 OOO no insurance. The fie
nrdnrhledlN SET bN an incfnniarY
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For Other Ship NnCs see Sceo,.d Page.l
ApVrypn

For OLieg Ship Ncics S6tO,a PdJe.l
steamship saer cier rsi' frsncEc sJ reen oct % via south
smpton 2stl with mase and gsss 20 OeiI..is 60 a., -
oneenstown 2sth with m,iss. laSs 80 " J. Hurst.
Steamship isacus Bearso Boston. with mdse and 70
BARK CsIiton ,of Bo.ton) coggn. 20 dsys in bal
Brig orloa ot Aroiae Bel,ontanc. Gsco Bay, c. D,
Brig Victoria Cof Sow Hasen. saunler BarOadoes "a
Gfi- chas g outen COf John " b., Keefe, Isbrsdee
20 days with herring al. -, -, 49,. - ,.,,-, Il, hsu.ss
Brig I-aac carver, WIN ans Bsngor. With inns-r o
schr Docora ,o AaoAissh rh"inpSon s "eorse' ~ h'
scir Sor;h America Of Halifax, Landry, Cow Bay dsys
sehr Oliver Jam lOf RocEiand, Campbell wn''Or n.
scnr Louisa A. orr Cof Portland Williams Sydney O. b.
: ,chr Esr p Mason S,ctsrsou. Alexandria
scnr rion Aiitoi!e / Aseiiiasp9rs vita lumber
sear John : Ingranan chase. aockland, with lima
schr Lucy Ame-, Bishop, toc Gland VII lime
scnr sadtias. Peck Boe ~lsod. w,.h LIN, Line
schr Veto 4 ariingtoa- dsoma.,oa WIN ~ hme. ,,
scAr Emma Green, llb1its EdgarIoan, With lumber
Fro,,r Vlnalrsven. J. W WOodr IT. Boston
Boston. Boston Marietta f.l,oa, Bosom
Annio h. Loud lynn. J. A. OarTisyn. fal River.
H. : WeIlnan Fan River Z. II. Wil-on. PawtucEct
B. Euglsh, Marion. = l. Crocker. " srren-
niFhsnaer. i iIe New Bedford : J. smith New Beder1.
Time. Now Bedford. H. ginn4 New BEDFORD
W ". BralneTd- New Bedford ~" bele salem.
i,r Irspklin New london. Il. G. Dennscn Ne Lon iyn.
Grrro tfOr0 Nrw oDdon. h. Tow n-sHd h Creens.ch.
T. W. Il. whi,e, Virginia
SAIIFD.
Steamship Al 1emaTle for ship Atmosphere for Nv.
erpOOl Nlle Anes aIseiuos brig Havana tSf
Havana
WIND-sunseI moderate, y. l.. clear.
FOREIGN rORT>.
HAVANA No. G-saed, ctcanlsEp Gig 0f Vera Cruz :os
NeN-NO
FATHER PoXI. Nov. sArived at S0 p steamship Lac
CfIaIuplaiu. Liverpool ..
IOsDOs nov. o-Ssiet. Riuksn. Terut Osm Duhrovacx-
Bug" MclbonIne CIc0n. lFuer RJsan Mary Won Aoitkc
Nati G. Day sirius liyerso, IA. r. Wright keDexka, Eagle
rock Mary " ilans Arrived on TIE 3lst ulAro haf1'
auua Fnfh pUmilco, Ko13k; the 9TH inst, aiming,
asmar IoDert a Chapman On ne Bth IN = nellie l.
Ia j. g Williams francis tyaru Home g r.
FlHei Catherine, GaLNLfa, Alpha BafROmeisJer ner-
sie n Clara lck. Mesno the 9TH inst, Amelia He'd
wi. at De4 iSoat Alur Nster0rd, sko as
Liverpool Austin. GanO, nagn, IlAke sator LaTflo Wy
man, hdwin, COmpeer, JarieD.
DISASTER.
OUFBFc Nov S-The ship Iane Rankin that cleared this
pert e GlAs.Os vita ergo OF TIMBER
near Matanes.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09

4hbdt arrangements have you for extin-
sl4lng hieF said MF. Tnidty 10 tne land ora Of
kosel on. sest Nhert n Proposed 10 spend the night
81 BSnifsSs @''' A'sf'h~
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
IN Jersey CITY.

The City Market at No. 1877 Newark-ave.,
jersey city was set Are al %. IN. yesterday, and
loss OF $500 caused.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
PASSENGERS ARRIEED.
FRQM BRENEN-In st.am

FROM BREMES-Tn stdBashp sdiis', Nov g.
J A Brauer Carr Aundor.
M Fhriick J. r. WeniL Mis- Emma Meyer.
II. Mrs. J. r. Wendt, Horace Broo<s,
g. H. yagr. +. DaT lie Leon, Chs1 1mn9son.
M. n Nolak fra Messels \ en-, DR. X. Soi.nrr.
Dr Grether Mrs. sophie Hon, p. NJ. Cheney, .
Henry Case, Mss Jenny HON. Charles DAVIS ana
Ad NiOsen MAI Euchs. i-4niy
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09

BosTON. Nov. s.-Samuel LarraLee, President
~ the Mercantile Bank Of Bonsor Maine. died to-day at
the age vi -. lie me Neslt nest man ~ Bhiig"f
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
5pccial Notices.

Canah-, Hsnr~enes-. and MI Dsea~e- Of the Throns
A -afs Speedy ami csffau uer. HEfft ~
1GTT AND IIN EHWOIir kNrLtTDhANt. soid by
Ilrngr.L.. only 1na. nlr hOlile.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE l. NOV s-Prnins Cloths, c for oe't GA
l..rll.I nnurLai
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
tOuFf 0f Nfb.lTHIIuhs
OF THE rI AMkIK ~ ,nN NltERCE

OF THE CIIAMREit UF COMMERCE
CT TffT .iAIE Ca EEM YORK.
ESTABLISHED By AT oi 1HE LEslsLAil RI.
Sessions this held daily the of ths
the Arbitrator 80 roaway, the hearing and prompt
settlement OF cunrofts tspLi's and aieis Of dfffrn1.
arising among mercAGt sipua-l ~ ald cthes Nein tie
port ..eH-AUTk.
PART r- submit fheir JOS ~ this court wheher
II % the iau' i'r 0inn.,r,c uf not.
Blank nr tn Ul --iOu oi siu-s lAd other nf0Tna
ton obtained application - the Oi.rA at the
rsps ~ tho Chsnb,r
Oaieers EnGn Mercantile / library ts>oriator.-Ihe
A., Nt Al. DINNER takes place a. bl4NDNltDS THIS
CrUESnAhl ENkNING At O'Clock. Mrmb-rs snl yI,ss
are Tequ,s.,d TO bee punciua. CliAt. p ALAN,
{ ar 'an Committee Arr-ugciEt nis
Po-t-gcsce N.iicr.--Ths MAILS TOH EU HOPE Ior 20
week ending ~Arl RDAl. Nov i3 lSI3 Nil close al ts
DAY AZ N a n.: on THURSDAY al 80 p. ~. "a
sATu nDAN ~ II ana llte a ~. A. l. iAMEs. N
Advertiser, sa,s iar Esirsiioa ama pr-
tronase Of armers ana AgTculiGrist-, wiz End THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the nest valuable and effective ne
dum. reaches iarmers. and those better
class any other weekly paper published Advertise
mens proper Classification, shod oe handed
or before ruestav Of the weei Of issue
The rhrndciphia Osf~e a, rs- r-.sune III
SOUTH SfXrH.SI
ledger BuleBgl
sUBsCRfPTIOSs AND NDADVERTI-EAfFST RECEIVED
AT III BiI~HERS RA FRS.
Subscribers 20 the Daily 10 Phadephia have tie pspos
by at their residences be
breakfast table IL 4 received by Lightning Nai tram .,
IN. Immediately Dispatched TO al parts the el,
Back aanberscsa asnaly he supplied AZ shs asAcA
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
lowing are samples :

lowing are samples:
Beginning Of the Book Of Medicines To remSve Illness
from the stomach. Rub mp the seed OF the INs"u' P"s
with vinegar and give the patieut 70 drink
The for sok bowels
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
Omcers Union Mercantile Library AssoriarIor.-The

A.. II Al. DINNER takes place a. bl4M0NItUS THIS
CrUEsnAhl ENkNING at O'Clock. mrmh-rs an yiI,ss
Tequ,st, Il 10 Dee punciua. CHA. D. ALLAN,
AR sau Committee Arr.ugciIt nts
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
A TREASURE FROM EGYPT.
pAPYRIrs EBERS.

THE EARLIEST MEDICAL WORK ExTAST-TRASsIA-
TIoS or THE BIEROGLYrHics-A COPY IN The
The daily gazette., 1875-03-22
The Centennial Appropriation.

A comparison with the donations of
other countries makes the recent Con-
gressional appropriation of S50J,00 ap-
pear but small one.
The Dominion of Canada and the EN-
pire of Japan have appropriated $3.50, 900
and 100000 in gold. respectively, for our
Centennial of 1876, while tho United
States gives but S505,000 in currency,
equal to about 100000 in gold, for the
same purpose.
Austria spent S6,Oo0,00O on the Vienna
Exposition of 1873, and France spent at
least S2e00,000 ON the Paris Exposition
of 1867.
For the same Exposition Great Britain
gave 100000, Egypt 100000, Austria
100000, Prussia Sl50000, and the Uni
ted States but $l40,000.
For the Vienna Exposition the Ger
man Empire gave s75o,OOO, Turkey 5000
600, Egypt S5O0.000, France 100000, and
the United States but 100000. In both
cases benighted Egypt gave more than
twice Us much as the United States.-
Philadd. Express.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-22
Going to jail rather thai. StUea,'
AGAINST Him.

From tile San Francisco Moyni,lg CaN.
Last Saturday night a young man
named Charles McGinnerty was arres.
ted on charge of felony, and few
minutes after he had been locked up 81
young girl, between seventeen and
eighteen years OF age, named Mary
WEIGH, entered the prison and asked
that warrant charging McGinnerty
with assault and battery, issued the day
previous, be served upon him. The
warrant was duly executed, .and Miss
Welch subpoenaed to appear as a wit
ness against him to appear the follow
ing Tuesday. On that day she did ap-
pear but the case was postponed an
yesterday when the case was called up
Miss Welch was not present A bench
warrant was issued for her, and by
virtue of that document she was
brought before the court in the af-
ternoon and placed upon the witness
stand.
"Raise your right hand and be sworn"
said the clerk, addressing the young
lady.
81 don't wish to be sworn, said Miss
Welch.
"l our Honor" said the clerk to the
Judge, This witness refuses to be
sworn"
Raise your right hand and bc
sworD," said the Judge to be young
lady.
~ will not, )" curtly remarked Miss
Welch.
"The court" said the Judge, "orders
you to raise your right hand and take
the oath to tell the truth and nothing
but the truth, and if you refuse, the
court will have to punish you for con-
tempt"
You may do so if you WISH" said
the girl, II will go to Jail for life be-
fore ! say one word against that young
man."
"Then the court is to understand
that you refuse to be sworn ?" said the
judge.
Your Honor docs" said the wit
ness.
"Thcn," said the Judge, "the court
adjudges you guilty of contempt of
court, and orders that you pay fine
of $40, or be imprisoned for five days,
and further orders that you be impris-
oned in the county Jail until you
comply with the order of the court. -
every WE'LL" said Miss Welch, as
she left the witness stand and marched
down the stairs leading to the city
prison. AS soon as commitment was
| made out she was removed to the
county Jail.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-22
ecu Rights d" Washin0ton.


A coLoRED BARBER REvoLTs AGAINST
THE CIVIL RIGHTS LAW WHICH HE
HELPED TO SECURE.
WASHINGTON, ,March10.-This morn
ing rather stout black man, giving
the name of John Hunter, appeared be-
fore the Police Court at Washington
and asked for a warrant for the
arrest of Carter A. Stewart, a we'll
known colored barber, for violation of
the Civil Rights law. The warrant
was refused, on the. ground that the
act did not include barber shoDs.
subsequently, District Attorney Fish
er made out an information, but in
formed Hunter that he did not think
his case could stand. Hunter. how
ever, applied for a. warrant on the
document, but was again refused. 1t
appears that Stewart had refused to
allow Hunter 9 hair TO be cut in his
shop, on the ground that it would in
lure his business. The man Stewart is
well-known colored politician and
has made himself prominent iu endea-
vorlng to secure the legislation he re-
volts against. His shop being in Will
lard's Hotel and open to the corridors
for the Use of the guests of the Hotel,
good lawyers say that Stewart is bound
to extend the same privileges to black
guests that he does TO the whites
Pinchback, for instance, has lived at
Willard's Hotel all winter. This is the
first instance here where the law has
been violated, and its violation by a
well-known colOred man causes more
amusement than Indignation.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-22

The over-worked car-driver of New
York had their wages reduced Soc.
day.
The changes in the spelling of English
words Is apt to confuse old scholars.
At Zinnwald, in Germany, q widow of
103 has just married man of sixty.
The boatmen want q reduction in the
price Of toll in the New York canals.
A proposed regatta for the boys of the
public schools of New York is talked of.
A Washington correspondent says that
they will not shave the spelling fever
there.
Western farmers begin to despair of
being able, to lnanufacture any maple
sugar this season.
The rush for places in the Spelling
Bee shows that Philadelphians have not
lost a their self esteem.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-22
GROCERIES,.
'(1Eo. h. WHEELER.
NO. 1ul EAST SECOND STREET.

fflE0. Il. WHEELER.
NO. 1ol EAST SECOND STREET,
Having enlarged his place OF business, Offers
Ito the public great advantages in ali kAnds Of
1 EGROCERIES,
FINE TEAS
AND C0FRHE.
At REDUCED PRICES.
Canned Fruits of all kinds at O slight advance
on the wholesale price.
share OF the public patronage. Do not Target
the place to save your money by buytng
cheap. GhO. y. WHEELBky
noyg74-tf l04 T. Second Street.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-22

ID EM0VAL-P. Ii. FLINN has removed
"a irOu me Fourth street Market TO tn
New Mainet. Third and King streets. stalls
40 and 30. where he hopes to supply. his Gus
mers az usual. Thankful for past favOrs he
hopes to be the recipient of many more from
agenerops nublic.. nov25d&W
The daily gazette., 1875-03-22

whence this Great COmmOtiOn the
country through, among the Alcoholic Bitter
mongers2 They stand aghast at an innova
ton ontheir privilege OF making drnnkards
OF the sick. A competitor has come into the
field with which they cannot contend. DR..
the undefiled essence of the most efficaciOus
vegetable tonics and alteraayes In the world.
Is driving all the stubborn nostrunlas g king
Alcohol TO the wall. There Is no disease, In
|fcially administered. i. feb25d4w