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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-23

nSBE STREET CHURCH, near 9Th street, Row
10y J. HERVEY APPLETON, Pa-tDr.-Preachng
morning and evening. Strangers welcomed. 1t
TUNITARIAN on IN, corner 8 h ani ID
~ streetS-St:mon TO MORROW ut IL a m
by the Pastor, Rev. FREDERIC HtNCKLEr. 1t
HFRkFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Ths
TO MORROW MORNING, At II O'Clock, and At Z .
7. III. Sermon by Rev. WN- MCGUIRE. The public
generally are invited 60 attend. 1t
nFTHE PEOPLES MEETING, ut 479 Penn
W. sylvsnia avenue, EVERY SUNDAY Az
TERNOON. Devoted to Debates. Frse To every
body. The Catholic question still before it. with
growing interest. IL
nSs CITY HALL SERVICES. II WHIT
W. MORE will preach at II a. m. and at p IN.
Morning subject, Sentiment Principle" after
noon subject, Law Of Conscience" All are in
yited. IT.
RFREv. DR.. u. WILSON, President of the
HcT Maryland Annual Conferences, will preach At
North Carolina avenue VI =. Church, corner of Sth
street southeast, TO MORROW tSabbath, at n
O'Clock Q. IN. Preaching. Revival services At
p. 1t"
nFST. PATLS ENGLISH LUTHERAN
Wy CHURCH, corner Of llth and III streets
Preaching in this church To MORROW sabbath
noNER. The public are cordially invited. Seats
free It.
nTTHE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY MEETING
~ OF THE wOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO.
CITATION will he held in the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church SABBATH EVENING. Jan
uary "a, at I'D O'Clock. DIR. y. ). MITCHELL will
preach the sermon. The public cordially in
1t MRS. THOMAS WILSON, S.cy.
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NSass {BEAESTT5GEGHRL. T INFERIOR No. as
CHOICE PAINTINGS, &c,

MARKRlT RS,
No 439 It'll street, between and Il streets, doors
above Odd Fellows Hall.
Just received, Beautiful Pastel Paintings, BY
Breuerton; also, several different sized copies of
Carl Muller's % Holy Family"
Oil painting of "Charity," BY Genarria, Italy,
Autumn on the Connecticut, by Max We'll.
Finest collection OF Porcelain Paintings in the Dis
trict, ranging in price from Sc to $50. =
All the above are handsomely framed.
Also, choice Chromos, Engravings and Photo
graphs, dc; also largest assortment r. PAPER
HANGINGS and PICTURE FRANK Z. the Dis
rs nter tnn asat Sa o JIra snd
Cord, Picture Nails, Rings, &c. Orders for Paper
hanging, Window Shades or Picture Frames pune
tually filed and Satisfaction guaranteed.
~Terms Cash. jan3-3wH
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR-SALE OR RENT-Two new first -claSs
Il BRICK DWELLING HOUSES; three stories
snd bascment and back building: press brick frpnt
Ohio stone trimmings; brown stone baSe asd step
double terrace and steps Thee houses furnished
With white marble NANTES throughout, also, fur
naces ranges, hot and cold water butlsrs and cSNks
pantries with dumb walters, &c: situated on Rhode
Island av enue, between 18th snd 18th streets, aia
cent 20 Scott statue. Inquire 402 I4th street 0ae
OF the above houses has recently been rented to Gen
ersl A A. Hum phreJ~, U. :. 4 dNcIS Iya
FOR RENT-A DAIRY FARM, With some eight
Il COWS already on hand, one mile and half FROM
city limits. Address JAMES T0WLES, Esq, Sill
III street northwest. decs In
FOR sALE-A very desirable HOUSE On the
Il south side OF NJ street northwest: S5,Sp
decfr X. J. SWEET. sill TIN strest
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SABBATH AFTERNOON SERMON

The Fourth OfthN Course Of Sermons
FOR THE MASSES.
under the auspices of the Young M.nIs Christian
Association, will be delivered
TOMORROW
in Lincoln Hall, at - p. m, by the
Jan2sl REV II. SUNDERLAND.
nFGENTLEMEN APPOINTED At THE
Wy MEETING of the citizens tn request signa-
ture- to the Sargent BILL respectfully requested
70 attend a meeting at No. gig a. street northwest
MONDAY, the 25th instant, at Z 30 o'clock
X. IA. RYAN, President
lanSH III. A. HALL, Secretary.
nSI @. -; F-The members of COVENANT
10y LODGE, No. IL, are hereby notified To maat
Ut their Hall, ON TO MORROW sunday AFTER
NOON at ~ ID o'clock, to attend the funeral of our
late Brother, JOHN I. Essex. Members Of sister
Lodge, IN good standing fraternally invited to
attend. By order.
II JNO. II. DARNE, Secretary.
hNB THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Wy STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ARLINGTON
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY for th> District Of
Columbia for the election of directors will be held
st the office Of the COMPANY, No. 1923 e. street
northwest, WEDNESDAY, February -, 1875
Polls open at o'clock p. IN. and Gloss at 4 D IN
FRANK t. RAWLINGS,
Ian2S 2avtd IChron .&Critic. Secretary.
hFNOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.-Clsims of all
e-p classes against the late District Government
VIII be received and prosecuted before the Bosrd of
Audit. :. WHITAKER COOKE,
d'c2S tJan3 IT'S 18th street Northwest.
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DRY GOODS.
TEN PER CENT. orr. FOR CASH

TEN PER CENT. orr. FOR CASH
AnNieus - resliye on yeyy largs aai csynrlet.
stoCk nf FORElSN and DOMESTIC DRY gNNDS
which. notwithstanding the GFsaf ksfarrtoas af ID
ID BY recently
MARKED DOWN PRICES.
still ind @ - ton large fir this saas,n n a..
year. We have conclnird O. nf-r the Erfa Ess.s-g
sr,~f ~ To- Pr Gu. frsm cur pr-~-ut r~iso-e
rzts~, Al our HEAVY Neslens anf Drs-zs ,sss4,
shove . cents pr rsri, in order 90 turn IN ss.i.
into unsney quick a. Ps--ible.
81 One Price. Just dealing ~ AT Nsd-.iaSas
hogan a wNLIE,
jAnlS r lois and 1920 IN -trgst n ~ 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-23

Hon. Horatio Seymour, who once had the
honor OF nomination for the Presidency
thrust upon him by his political admirers,
and who received quite an ovation in the
Senate chamber yesterday, is looking much
older than when he stood before the national
democratic convention In New York few
years ago reiterating d" Your candidate can
not be-" 1t is matter Of wonder that the
OF his state did not choose him for
the Senate instead OF Herman, bat the ways
Of the politicians are past finding out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-23
FOR SALE.

Lr0R SALE-paiT II six year Oh, md m ~
u BAY HORSES. both saand K M sri ~
gentle, drive single. Sfsnf ithOut hirChins, 10y
gstei for saddle, both driven BIZ istys a >Nt n
a kEYFS' :. sile- tNR5 81
IN0R SALE-A email ENGINH and BOILER c
Il from 4 90 horSe power. will Be sold very Low;
either togrther OF separately. Inquire - ga q
street northwest. fecSo In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-23

Only thirty five more legislative days and
nothing done TO settle the financial relations
If the government to the Districts Is it not
about time for our citizens to stop Squa bbii g
about non essentials in the District bills be-
fore Congress, and give their united infiu-
cnce In support of whatever measure affirms
most directly the responsibility OF the gov
eminent to pay its proportion of the District
expenses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-23
DREAK DOWN THE
PRICES or DRT GOODS
At TUE NEW STORE.

Rs. rrirt-, tsst ooI,rS ana good -,rl-- ~ s.,A, .
Ee-s Blcached Brown Shirtiug Crttans AZ 10 lssS n
sis, Double width ShN-ttug LOTIONS at fst, fS.-s
- doE-s AT Linen neyli~~ AZ - ~ dsvan ian --ss
dosen, al ,.ty cheap Tsble Diapers, B-d Spr-sf,.
U.snf cts, Hank &c In very hne grade. All n.rks9
BLACK DRESS Goons
BLACK Alpscas 80 -, worth VIC. Al ne 6aer
gTade~ ~ hnhzar lustre~ Nery cheap Ns.k Crese
Crhs: n erino., Cashmere and B.-nbasin>. E1tr.
ny p' cL@THs tSDS1ssfM T"Rfs "a -"~ e.
Fog Boys snd Mons war IA hne snd rn>ciur.
ID nrc-~ Goei- in tine Wp.aeu=, S-rr.S : ,tts.,.s
ntsSunds, 1erlnosl bmprc~- CLOTHS sni al f.noT
nrs~~ G",ds A. oo-t 60 .l.-' pat this s-a-,a va
the si, eSti-'S0ut. We ~ ne ~r~-ia art-ofi.n =
AZ IN want 4 god .ni cheap e, -i- bs .ra b11t.g
s~cwhsuo at ti,- CHEAP CORN EE
jsnI9 Ten sh -t-,f "a Msrs' spsS-
A UCTION AUCTION
At THE NEW STORH
jest op~uN7-
5000 yari- C.uubJtc .ud Ins"rti,U E'-hr,'sv q, a.
OsNt~ lNfl, worth -
600 pair Mi.-'- Stookln,. ~ Ia r-nt-. -srth =
S.niric 81. t-''rg ~ ~ "A II, cut.
"a toTrn Towels e. g. q -. Ia, I5 Is = cen.
all worth double rh~ m1nsy.
Nanf-utis tuttsu, b'>t, D. raurt
= Cotton much better than Auir.sc's.iR, n e,a..
ven b.-si 'uiiC'F-, - rNut-
BitCk Aipsrs- pTiN 30 -sUt..
Pure Hhait, six face. - r-uts rNfth-
" hnlrknnn tHr-er- - r.-nf- s1rfh .
"A linrU Hsutkrrrhiri~. r-nts
al "HE DRESS GOODS ~ r,'-, 90 dose tk-r eut
TTR CHEAPEST DRY GOODS sreRs
AMERICA
&. VI. TOwSoNI co,
l-t-b TT os1 f'fiti- ave- south -'i.. u-zF rth
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LOST AND FOUND.

II oSI-A few days ago, one large cameo BREAST
- PIN liberal reward will be given at $40
Pctnsy lvania avenue. ians3 It.
l OST-On Sunday evening, January I7th in one
OF the 18th street cars, or at end of the route a
Moss Agate RING The finder will be suitably re-
WaTded 10y leaving same at 633 LIS ave lan22 IT
n REWARD.-LOst from wagon of McFar-
~ " land ( stephens express one CARTOON
containing II pair ladies' X lip Boots The above re
ward will be paid if delivered to Office of Baltimore
Ohio railroad. Iane2 2ts
l OST-A Masonic MALTESE CROSS, Keyst0ns
- Chapter, No. us. Tn" finder will be suitably re
Warded by returning it to this office. Jan2i St.
/ OST-FrOm 1890 y street northwest, ON last
- Saturday, young white and yellow 49,
POINTER DOC. liberal reward wiIl-AD$s&
be paid Tor his return information leading t. 6,s
recovery. i,n3I a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-23

Il will rejoice the vast army OF Office
holders under Uncle Sam to know that there
isn't the shadow of a chance for the passage
Of the bill introduced by Mr.. Wright
in the Senate yesterday, cutting down ten
per cent ell salaries above 81 go. III we
reCOlIect Alright, somewhat similar bill was
introduced and went TO the wall last session.
doubtless the salaries of many officers of the
government whose compensation is sweIled
tO large amounts by what is commonly
called "pickings and stealings" and by Ie-
gitimate perquisites, might be reduced to sd-
vantage, but to diminish One-tenth the pit
tances received by government clerks, is q
beggarly measure OF economy, and one which
we are glad to believe will receive neither
the support OF Congress nor OF the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-23
BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, at GLE
Il street northwest, location excellent and rosTns
nicely furnished. Terms moderate novY Pm
('HOICE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
~ ROOMS, together or separately, in the best To-
cality IN the city Refer to Hon ii. BOardman Smith,
Hon A. l.. Barber. Hon. A. b. Mullett, and DR.
Verdi Apply at 1918 street northwest sepl ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-23

BRODHEAD & co.
1908 STFEET, BETWEEN I2rH ArsIsr, IN.
Giving - the depressed state of the Dr, co,s.
haThft ~ have b".n aii- 10 purchase flT -.-h =
iarg" stCrI 81
COTTONs
exceedingly lew, AMI now ~ r. th>yn ~ = sirst a
Nsii'c on manufacture = pTiC"- W. gapt~-
n" hnTk Mills { Blnarhod C1ftans, D. rsnts
Anl-uttna4 A. r.Dt.
Ansr-CgGEln lyL. -.
Lover grades f-pm O.. cents VI
4 fill, ~ easel Cot. ous 1. r.ufs IN
90 -h.ciingi ~ cents IN
And tull line ~ the b,N ylakss BI-a-hos .,s L..
, bi"a.he.i t'itnn- AZ prices that cannot b. b.Ai
Best IUrk" Pap,r Cambria, cenfs
Button Paris n ~, % CeHts , BUTTON a. Rrt+..
iuii i'Igth' Ia pIty and siTr~'t ,plars. sIH
BRoDHEAD CO..
Jsni0 u 1908 street, between Ieih and Isis
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lon'I - lhrpI SUs ath street. hDrfkSr-f.
WINTER DRESS MATERIALS.
EVENING DRESS MATERIALS
MOURNING DRESS MATERIALS.
sHAwLS, CLOAKs, and WRAPPERS
HANDKERCHIEFs, GLOVES, and BoSIERF.
LACE CURTAINS and CURTAIN LACBs.
BLANKETS and FLANNELs
DoYLIEs and NAPKINS.
TOWELS aRd TOwELINGs
SHIFTING PILLOW, aud sHERTING CeTToNs
aud LINENS.
DAAASKS and WINE CLOTHS.
PLANO aud TABLE COVERS.
Al offered at prices below thrir actual vslu.
IN determined TO have every article sold b. April ls
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
ysul w 93l Pennsylvania sv1us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-23
PERSONAL.

nR- LEON HEREBY NOTIFIES all persons
- lnde bted to him that their accounts must be SET
tied by February LIST. Box i1O, Post Office J23 2v~
NIsSING:-Left home on Friday, 18th instant, a
w young ENGLISH GIRL, about IL years old
fair CON plcxion, light hair, blue eyes and stout
bullt, dressed In brown calico dress with light
spots, Telvcteen Jacket, light scarf with purple
b"TGeTi brown gauntlet gloves, black straw hat,
win bIack trimming. Any person having know
iedge OF the above described girl will please notify
a C. RICHARDS, MAJOR and superintendent Met
t"lslIlIah inilCe. Jan23 3t
SDSn REWAED-The National Board of Fire
gov Underwriters hereby offers a reward of
S2D Tor the detection, conviction, and punishment
Of The party or parties charged with the Grim. of ar
son IN nring the premises situate at No. 439
.trect, aShingtOn city being occupied By Rudolph
t'rsun rs a saloon and re-taurant on January TO-
1873. Said reward will BE- paid only on due proof
bong furnished the Executive Committee Of the con
VIC ION and actual punishment Of said criminals,
by order Of the Executive Committee.
STEPHEN CROWELL, Chairman
View York, January II. rs.
PERSONS having any Information in regard to the
above, will call ON \ ID IARNER
J25- cow President Board Of Fire Underwriters C.
CAROLINE HOWELL colored young woman
~ from Richmond, Va, j. requested to call at the
house Of Mr.. I. q. CONNOLLY, 4J1 NJ It north
west 3,
ZONE AND SEE HATTIE J. FRENCH, tho
~ celebrated reliable Medical and Business Clair
yoyant, 725 llth street, between and III northwest
and e.. Nervous Diseases treated successfully
Seance- TUESDAY evening at IA clock. JanlI- Inn
A NOVELTY FOR MARRIED LADIES-Send
I address with stamp, for information. MADAME
DCRENE, Post Once Box los, Washington, D.
deco lmS
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WANTS.

WANTEp-A SITUATION BY . white boy "
general use Please aSdre H. Star on s't 3. 3
WANTED-A first -class PLUMBER. immsii-
W aiely; Apply 70 r. C. CAMPBELL, PluRbsr
WANIkhI;By gentleman wifs -, and child four
N priyate iany or whors there are few boarisrs'
w as sewer. or would do chambcrwork in a prva'e
family. None but hr-tcla=- families need apply.
Apply at SIS street southeast. Jan23-5t'
WANTED-EMP LoYMENT by one experienced
w ~ steward or head waiter; speaks English and
German nan Best Recommendations. Apply at Ameri-
WANTED TO RBNT-My PHOTOGRAPH
~ GALLhRY to good, reliable photographer;
the business Apply at P0TTRRS SstinnsI 70 SS Sst
ing and Portrait Galley, sos Penn. ave Jsnes st'
A Is1cl wHI1E nv WON MY E,abie 60 I tim
hrepins and housew,rk in family Of Is persons
References required Address Box g. Gsorg-town,
Nv jan23 IT
w ROOMS, for three persons with or without
Board Pr, ate family preferred. Must BE- hand
AGdIesS ELLsW ORTIZ Star dfioe' stating paTtic.
"ANTEE-Two OF three CARRIAGE HORSES;
.i1h must nv t he sound and gentle I have several
Tisn 70 tradr, suitable for cart or wagon. Apply
street NORTHWEST wM 10 nowN Il r. i lan, 'h
WANTED-HoUSES in the northcrs and w1steT,
rat sFGIa%ns g. inc city for parties applying Mod
WANTEH-A SMALL FARM nesr Washington
IN exchange for city property.
h.P PARDON,
GEO. Ii. COBURN
Real Est ate and Insurance Agents
Jah<z u l315 Penns' lysnia aveRue.
WANTEr-PARTNER, to introduce a new arti
W Cie, -um required, 500 to 400 Over one han
dred pr cent. guaranteed; Apply AIS II st. north
west between the hours OF to 3 p. m. jan2I 81.
WANTEL-Four dozen WILD TURKEYS aud
v. eight dozen PARTRlDGES; the Birds to Ia
shGt, NOT trapped Apply to LATIMER &CLEARY,
li'h street and Pennsylvania avenue. Jansl -3t
WANTED-The front TOOTH Of a girl fourteen
w years OF age Will pay literally, and replace
HinciaHy 'all alter p. m, DR.. WADSWORTH,
WANIED-t lady, highly qualified wishes an
w ENGAGEMENT a visiting goyerne4s: has
excellent Testimonials. Terms very moderate td-
drc-s =. H.. Star office. janI1- cost
WANTEI'-ScCond hand FURNITURE i'm large
W or small lots also job lots of Dry Goods, Boots
office. ' i,nIS I'm
WANTED.-An experienced Teacher desires PU-
W Pills in Music, Drawing French in q school
OF family, Address Miss l.. X SMITH, 1924 Pa.
avenue Best references given. janlI 2w'
"ANTED-ATl Druggists to know they can be
w supplied with TH0BN'S INPALLIBGE TET-
TER OINTMENT by applying to sO1 G. street be-
tween oth and 9Th streets, southwest. nov6tr
WANTEn-t:antIemen To know thas WILLIAM
w MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1OII New York
avenue makes specially of cutting garments to be
maze At home sepl4ly
WANTED-Second hand FURNITURE, BED
BOOTS and SHOES. Will pay the highest cash
COLMAN 4 CO, No. 938, corner 10th street and
pennsylvania avenue ap24-ly"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-23

~ STREET CIIU r. II, near 9Th street, Rev
t-J J. HERVEY APPLETON, Pa-tJr.-Preaching
morning and evening. rangers welcomed
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LADIES' GOODS.

MADAME L.. p IEANERET, nor P-an1Y
WI Vsnia Avenue. has = large un'nt e -
pattern Bsnnets and Hats which she n srn -
ing regardless Of cost - r>iuc- st.,yk ~
Jsnly I'm ~
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DRAUN'S AUTOTYPES.

Our special importation az these remarkable Pic
lures is now ready for exhibition and sale, and we
invite the inspection and inv esment of all persons
interested i'm works Of art The collection Comprises
fac SMILES of the Paintings, Drawings and Sculpture
pictures Of the kind in existence. The exhibited
viii continue few days only.
WARREN CHOATE co -
BOOKSTORE
janis Vernon Row, cor. Pa ave aud 10Th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-23

MILTON SCHOOL, 80 i STREET, NORTH
A'h ea-t. New and superior system. Moderate
terms. References: All it, patrons
IL IRepMb. THOS. SEXTON DONOHO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16
A Trfiiiug Mistake.

Very painful is the situation of csrt.;,
cierk IN grocery store near the town NJ,
Stamford, Kentucky. He was standing be.
hlnn the counter but few mornings AGO
snlfiing pleasantly the odor of dried herrincs
ana kerosene and cheese which hunc ahoSs
him. and waiting for customer. when tbara
ran IN IN great hurry, a young ladv from,
a mousse near by. She had forgotten the
hour needed for some dish in conrsa n
preparation and had come in haste to tna
s."re TO get it, taking out of bureau draw.
or and bringing over what she supposed to
1 Ts clean pillow slip to serve AZ a hag
Inc obllging clerk seized the niIlow sl!n
IN one hand and a scoop in the nthar on aS
opp clipping giro; from the -four barrel a scoon coon full
began filling the bag The first sc"dn 1 fnii
went not only in bnt through the recantac caa'
and the astonished clerk held nm the y';1in,
sup TO see that it consisted Of too ,,,rt,
WIN Iringed outlets at the bottom. through
when the flour had gone to the tioor RI
giri saw the thing at the same tim. ~ ~
with =, shrek, but without a word ran
aoMe. Inc grocery store clerk carafnii-
h t the garments and laid them awav ~
% returned when called for, but thev ba1 W.
NOT oeen called tor yet. And 40. hecsu aao 70
q caEeiessness not his own that unfortn~at y.
CLERK Is IN painful situation and Tho .toUs
~ ~n'ch ne was employed has lost = cn.
'oiler' it was dreadful affair.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16

ing on the piano is to the scbool o;-1
What is important to bear in mind i En- H.,
any irritation produced by working n,
telegraph must be purely physical o. Of mu ~,
cular' and only such az might arise in tn IL
in any manipulative capacity wbatsySssse
Persons have made the ludicrous hl~nJ"t'
of supposing that some electrical action; Su' =.
other is set up in the human frame an y
have even gone the length Of eugrest dna
remedies, such IS the protection of ia karss
of telegraph instruments and the like ~.
we need hardly say that all keys are nraca y
cally insulated from the battery, end th.,
it is highly undesirable. from the pureis
telegraphic point of view, to place such ~
admirable conductor as the human bods
lin circuit on photograph line.-Londos
Times,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16
IN THE DARK

I'll = Is my little sweetheart desa
Blue we're her eyes and her chasx rss cS,i
And warm at nv touch when Sd - Der last.
Vasn she smiled on me and held me tis.
With tho light, soft clasp Of her slender aaai'
And low beside her may stand ana sti'ni
Hour after hour, and no blush "ouIh f's1
Or her dead white cheek, and her sh%t ''s eve
T.l! reyer npcloss At my kiss or ca
n this is the end, II tina be- ak
That am to <row OF th's woman d"ar
If the beautiful spirit knew Hes a6re
" n the beautiful body cold and s-il
II while stand here row and thrll
9Th my yearning memories sore AZ A-t''
1or token or sfSn TO reuf apart
The pitiless.veil there is nothing feToai.
Il this woman. SO tair, so fine, 80 tonh
week a2O--fond, tine ard FAR
With the life. the soul that shoIe oIt taeEs.
In her ayes her voice which made har n truth
The woman loved; If this woman tor5opth
Il lead this dead clay that lies
glder my gaze with close shut ewes
y'1sn what is the meaning OF HE when i4a.a
Gan break it all as breaks AT a breath
Tho child's blown bubble al ,at a .hs sun
Eha. $ the meaning Of all - dono
When this breath goes ont into amp-v All.
Like this childish play'hing. 1inisy and far
What ID the meaning Of love- > long pain
The 7earning memories that REID ana 5'"a I
The living heart or the living soul
II this is the end. if this is tue Whoa
OF life and death-thi5 little span
nat drops in the dark before the 2 4I
Uhich the brain conceives is halt compete,
Making life but the bu bibles empty cheat
When. year ago, through al the nae
OF specnatiOns far hung haze
followed on with careless TREAD
lad not looked then on my dead
Hfy dead 30 infinitely dear,
Ny dead that coldy lying here
SOCks my fond heart with 5emoiaag- 49,.
Mills mo with measur rless ies pa r.
Then could calmly measure fate
With natures laws and speculate
CA al the doubts that science bragg
row, standing here. what is II springs
Within my SOUL tbatmakes span
Sot quite despair! q fond. o fan
. .jttle sweetheart, dead TO me-.
Somewhere or other thou must va for ne
somewhere somewhere shall not iCok in vain
To and thy living face, thy living love again
Ind. i.,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16
a Mistake.

Inc political Romanists make
datal mistake when they assume the ' soa anu
sive aud attempt to force their lag "ggres
measures upon the people of Ohio. and anu anu
mistake assumes form all the NO. Mu en la
splcnous and aggravated when tbav o .S con,
the Democratic party az a vehicis 1 fn 1ta
1urtherance of their purpose. Wh;,s 'o aa tne
pying a defensive position in thu a'i gs oesu,
nance Of their rights and nr;u; T main .S
homan Catholics and all other nsa'sa sne
strong and can not be oyercoma pGopie are
controlled by libertyloving pson Ia Lana nna
position, however. is weakened At onoa ms rs
the very nature of the case, bv an o atte IN
to put those who are not Cstb OH attempt .!
oeiensive. Inc very moment the ns, 1M .na
Oh iopery reach out to grasp that t' wh;nh
does not belong to them, or to se;1 uao " ~nicn
to demand peculiar privileges not co "e ever
TO all men, OF all denomin atoms or "ioeos
they arouse formidable and even 'a "mss
Whelming opposition among the mass ose ~
the people: So long as any class Of so o.
glonists keep within proper and d ,a ssiiI
privileges-so long will they be reans sva.,ar
o. put whenever they exceed the iimits Of
their rights and privileges, the Deonls 10; III
unite IN an effort to place them in tha;-
proper position.-SpringfeW Repw5!iean ''