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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
OFTCiAL ACTION AT WASHINGTON.

OFFICIAL ACTION AT WASHINGTON.
rHE CABINET CALLED ToGErHER-A COMMITTEE OF
ARRANGEMENT APPOINTED BY SENATORS AND
OTHER -ApJoUESMENT or THE ST.
PHEME COURT.
WASHINGTON Nov. 22.-1le President Sas IL
formed OF The Yice-Prcsideus death about 8 O'Clock.
and immediately called special meeting of tie
Cabinet ut 1880. at which time al the members
we're present EXCEPT Secretary Robson. Who is
absent from the city Secretary Fish was requested
t. attend the meeting Of Senators at noou and, on
the part of the President aud Cabinet, uni &c IN any
sIIsue 0meuts for the funeral ceremonies.
When the Supreme Court assembled rs usual at
noon to-day. Chiof-luSice Waite said the mouIuful
intelligence had inst been received of tie death Of
yi-p,...il.,,t XVn.,,. and tto4os, triI,ta Of re-
e'Os 10 MS Hsh Ch'I"v''I ana 81 WIS ''' 0ui
""." ""i'''' No ".''''l'9' ''-'@1' qua ''t ia
,i'.'-l 80 an ','' 'H'. 49,
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among those ahtaol -mbied M the laGio5 re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

NOV ex-sr ADVISER, book ~ about DDO PAGES
which he uaraeed low price OF ~ So has 81
ready tho extent Of eKbaUsine two e1 0ns
thousand copies The secret OF Dr. Perce
well thA Of the great reyvas ara scores OF
other Americans Their genius have sdyaDcod step ~
sfe from oscurty distInc consists in
people with consideration. sympathy caDdor aud
attain either wealth or dsino
on can unfairly with the world DO Indifferent
to the best Interests Of humanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
SURVIVORS OF A WRECK AT CAPE HORN.

StS FRANCISCO, Nov. 22-On The steamer
MkaGo, which arrived Saturday. were Capt Graves,
wife and two children, who were wrecked bear Cape
Horn Aug D. and picked up after Is days suffer
ing in boat with five seaman hy the ship Syren OF
Boston for H0uo llu. Ion DOat containing 30 officers
and msu ion ing The same ship EGs not been heard
from since the abandonment Of the ship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-Mdrtin Smith of Cum
berand Nd, convicted saturday laSt OF conspiracy
70 defraud the United STATES by false claim for bounty
money was today sentenced the Fcnteutary for two
Years. and 10 psya fine OF ~ 900 Barney McQuade,
Jointly indicted with smith, and cOnyr ted disappeared
on saturday short time before the ease was gwen 10
tLc jury, aud bas not yet been aITts ied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

was Killed on saiuray night Mo3ror IN THIS corn ny
William Morgan during drunken quarrel Both sere
min employed ONois mine three miles RON th WI
Ggc
LEBANOH. Penn. Nov. CIV. J. Harrison, book
agent Ifsrrl-burg attending the Teachers comfy lhsl
ntc place. Of llndanum lat night aO
time thought BE- dead He was, ho"eFet
"A Ga4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
Court Of Arbitration.


OF TlfE STATE Or EIN.NDRK
ESTABLISHED 81 ACT DF THE LEGI-LArL
Sessions ~ Is Court se hold daily rooms oi no
CH-uJi ~ Commerce No ba ar-,t at tht oflc. ~
t- Arbitrator No. 20 Bfu3uH for hearing au DrbnpI
settlement N ,oufof r-- dispute, ANA matt, % ~ deeus
arising among merchants sIlma.lefs 0G hers within mo
pot O Ngw.NO
Parties may suh thT c0urpverr4 tfs CONT aih.,
members Oi thc Chamber ui Commerce OF Int.
Blank forms iDr Toe slD ,ou of o,s and other ufarp,
Ton uay Doe obtained 7- Oh application 20 tnt o. Al Ia
o the Cuamhrr
Dy-pep7is Diphiheria, aud al Throat Di-eH-c.
Cured uA Tie 81 tlt
should D." without no re IL house rra.lv .,, irf
nae 1- on le his ~ tleo ~ these dreaded dis.l1.s
10! sale by druggists u f-,.ti aid ly
NAkEfN & Co.. pronrIttnr-
q tr.I So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

4 lc. tHlccs Ou'' remain ruftItUdu TIIl t..ftI. ii
30 ILDiNb. AL t'r rooms htsIHluiy ifisl 81. ~
wood la, There are elegant rlynNtufus h..t m No., ~
very ioubt All are exceedingly isht and ~ s-.
ventilated isso oueiue uGoa- aa cOulm4u.rae .r.e. :
with fhr elevations aul nearly al IHFt ,,rr
iiom the hail The elevators -ie by -ie anI boi sfo n
good working ORDER lley are kept running from O'Clock m
dee morning u long 1ltor m iuislt Rents trr fvrh !.
terms. Application Should be- male 20 the rKIBUN V
tulrfprftf..r ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
nlR- MILSoN,S sUCCEssOR.
ME. FERRY OF MICHIGAN now PRtsIphNI fNo IL w.
orr,,f srN,1E-PRoBAmIIT OF MIR. ANTHONY
ELECTION TO TUE PLACE.

orTuF >ENAIE-PBOBABIIIIf OF NIX" ANIboNh D
Election TO TIE PLACE.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE1
w,surxcToX Nov. 22.-The death of Nce-Presi-
dent Wilson has raised the important question who
IA 70 succeed him. The Constitution and laws
are almost silent on this subject. The Con-
stitution SAYS that the Senate shall choose
q President pro empOre in the absence OF the
Vico-President or when he shall exercise the
Office of President Of tic United States IL hos long
been customary, soon after the beginning OF each
session for the Nice-Tcsident 10 vacate the char IN
order that the Senate may choose President pro
feoror, and of the close Of the session the same
thing i, done so that in case of the death oil the
President and Vicc-President during the recess OF
Congress there shall still be an offcer VINO
csn succeed to the Executive chair. Senator An
tbouv Of Rhode Island was President OF The senate
pro t,a,pore during the whole OF Gen. Grants nral
Term. but at the beginning Of his second term III
order 10 increase his political strength il MS own
STATE where an election was about 10 take Pldoe'
the honor WAS conferred on ex-senator Carpenter.
But Mn Carpenter was defeated, and closed ms Coh-
Ore~siona career on the 4th Of last March and when
the Senate met in the called session the question OF
choosing a new President pro cupore came again be
fore the Republican caucus The two candidates wero
s}r Anthony and MI Ferry Of Michigan, and the
election turned more on the currency question than
on anytlinc else The intationi,ts by some means,
secured the nomination for their candidate by one
majority. and MI Ferry was elected. The question
now arises whether Mr. Ferry, on the death OF MI
Wilson. becomes Vice-President for the remainder
of Gen Grants term, or whether the senate shall
hold q ucy election soon after its meeting. On this
there is division of opinion hut one of the Oldest
Republican Senators, now in Washington, gives u
as his belief that it will be solved by being ignored
He saw. That the simple fact that possibility exists
that fine President of the Senate may become Presi-
dent Of the United States Will induce the Senate 10
elect some other man in Mr. Fcrrys place, and be
thinks the choice will fall upon Mr.. Anthony, who
intends to retire from public life at the close Of MS
present term OF Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
Thanls-gi,iug.

TeeuvGuh anniversary Five Points. Nrssoa 90, q Oh
Brewery. u Fai&st REGULATIONS singing ca -thenis.
by the children Addresses by Hcy. DIS. CRAWFORD sni
EFTrELLat- q. 30. ThauE-sNin inc dinner A. D. H. Don.
loas thankfully received. Friends cordially Invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

Col Pointer Qusrternaster % the regiment, then pro
ceeded 10 Washington To its services for the duty
committee also appointed to make the necessary
ARRANGEMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
Thanksgiving, nov. -,
HnMARD NrIssIoN-

a. NtW BJWkKH, NEW YORK.
BnDer go De provided or 1000 persons ch,fy ~ moor p
dr5u aud those TO whom they related; a saosn 70 , -
personal visitation. Contributions Of Ito yaros supol
Of Provisions Poultry amt other goods respectfully solicit, Z,
aud thankfully received 81 tAc 81 i,~ION Money ma, D.,
sart 70 te Treasurer. b. j. rOMPEtNs cs4, r. u. 40,
lJlZ Doors open IRON p % oc.lcs
u-,r y, ~ t...t o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

This time honored charity makes 81 annual appeal for hclp
urgently asks i friends u tuis giis0ns Of
ss-,, ont ofit- pit nnca Tfs
loovuEis a-;lieineL OF the work done during la,t IN
stitution year:
Eleven hundred and eighteen
wholly OF partly clothed. ~
Four huuui ed aud eClf thousand meals given.
Thirty three dauaIui tIf cl-- q ciiiuu-
one thousand ana tWeAtv-uac y ur- suOr,
Iurt,a l.Iit aud eight children school.
attendance fDur hundred amt seventeen.
The lfOsc has sheltered twenty hundred
and Sky Iolr since ITS organization.
of hundred children and adults ~ The fabs
each day. sixteen hUHtfci WOMEN ctHlreu nst
good substantial meal las Thank wing Ip,n
tliOu asks tlt 10 throw open MS tar
The 'iuuEtucN 90 The time, particularly aa I'll ~,
treasury % tho House o Ia the ms tuition h nov
most earnest appeal IS madth~ support IOu.. hem
almost entirely hv tO.uufafy contribution
and Inspect ihc House.
food tecondhand clothing shoes and money will DO very
srPtfiulll received -
The safest mode Of remittance by cheek TO the order II
augu y. amp Treasurer. 49, ~
Thank giving Dsy most Interesting services viii De bed
TIE tha. al y O'Clock, and O'Clock Tb. IN.
sing, Ultr EXERCISES
At Ocioch, Dinner wi ho fhe en- lrsU IN o,,
spacious ly where visitors them ID tht tabI,.
Al 0ci"k, II suinc"n means uruiSled hc Ann Al
Dinner for tt outside poor VIII hc served IN aecituy
Ancftsted arr cordially invited 10 enjoy the lal Win t,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
Special Ncliees.
Aniaienr Wood yYnrl.crs

Amateur Wood Workers
can Ind every thing they require IN Rare and FANCY
WOODS ylaued ready for ose
GEO. v. READ x Co.'S
lS6 10 200 Levrsst, Ny
send reu; -tlmp for Catalogue ana Price List
Annual FeaS; tor the Poor.
THANKSGIVING, 1915.
APPEAL
Of the
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY
No. iJJ NDIIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
THE STATE or TRADE
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence. r. T. nov z2-Prnt t.0ths quiet but steady
al unchanged pr,ces
CHEESE HAFkETs.
INCA Y. y. Sov. Ga few Cheese scro sold today a,
v =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

Advertisers aesIriug 10 gam tue atIenltsn ana No.
nor, sc - Farmers ana AgricEllurists VII find TN.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE TIE most valuable AMI eas.tiv. "a.
Il reaches more fafnors and tlo.s Of atesr
class uan any other weekly paper published Advertise
proper classification. should Le handed In nj,
h,. '.r rurs'ay n tie week Of Issue.
"a. rdaGclpnin once of rhe Tribune /, at IA,
SOUTH alNlHSr.
ledger Buliingl
ST BsC RIPIIONS AND ADVERTISEMENTS RFCFIVpn
AT Pr BLISHERS RATES ~"
Subscribers o. the Daily In Philadelphia have the mana,
At thor residences raa ~ H.
oreakss, ,aos IL Is received by Lightning mai hp AZ
"a aud mined 1toly dispatched partc OF t.s air.
SACK nunbcrs can usually b. supplied al tho olive W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
DIED

Al Notice Of Mcrriag's must BE- hdor;ed WiA t.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

B"rdeu's Centennial - Boule ward >tfeet ,.I.aD-
.NIopltt trLit..aa4 truf+nrfYI
GI"und~l excelng AL amps ioI gt beauy. an dursbiy
Inc Latest hpio' .Oa porcelain reflect.
Zoo ptC" Of painted or laur. A rct.t ,Or of
unbalanced iu>itr Pfopc owner, truy say: Nothng Tor
zoo money adds 30 much To- c appearance - tAr street, g
city. street SIZE 30 D,aiH VAR, El TcH c.rs ald , nj
Discount o. ne Udcr fa.oiy >lirsoom; no jJ3 Bro gsy
L ~ AL-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
TIE coNrIc1YOy or 4 coNSPIRA rOa

MDoNALD GUILTY on ALL TIE COUNTs-5r. LOUIS
IN PLANE OF ExCTEMzSr-BAIL FIXED Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

MORRIS X. JESU =. President GEORGE 2 BFTT- Saov
HtGI Is. CAMP. Treasurer. .
n. II. NOfGAe, a. VAN RENSSELAER,
tHAE.ilo tLl. j.. LNDIG SUDAN
FIEDEBICk a. FOSTER DANID-- FGtl 10y
, 1875-12-18
NOTICEr0sc D5aVRguyvF0X,
I.EHUEY 0E WASHINGTON, l,
f.H.g.. Hr#r Wr.r,

I.EHUgE OBJ WASHINGTON, *
f.u.y.. HrIr W0.r,
II PROBATE Tn tia matter oi the Estate of
L MARTIN MAC lioE. decreased.
Gu reading aIi hiiu- tae petition Of a. EEECE-
TEL, the Administrator ut r.e Estate Oi MARTIN
MAlCHuE, de.r,sel, .tu. forth thsr he Las filed
his fnal account as such Administrator 20 ii- mat
ter Of SlII Estate IA. t'Ht tie same has been .uy
auiitel allowed and Confirmed ami tlsgt portion ol
sad Estate remains 10 boz divided among tha heirs of
sad deceased and praying among other Things Tor M
order Of distribution ut The ra-liug of saIl Estate
among ths persons thereto entitled.
1t l. ordered, that an persons interested IN The
Estate Of The sail MARTIN NIAICUDH, deceased.
BE- and appear before tie Probate Cugt OF i county
of NalA Nalll, ia the sl.y OF Nalas NGl'4, the
county seat of sai county uf NalIa Nallt, on SAT
UEDAN, the iNth day Of December. 1873. at She
hour of lU O'Clock. a. ut sun day. tlen AID flyre
20 show cause why an order Of distribution Should
not h made Of the residue of che -sl I-t.e among
the heirs OF thesail MARTIN NAICIIOR. deceased
accOriIng 10 law
1t i tur'hers1 ordered tntsry-eOf Of Ills citation
lie made on parties UukurTu ns u0n-r.- 5.uu-s. Iy
publication of tbs g-lag m tga NalI N.l'a >r,rrs-
MAN, weekly newspaper printed AMI published IA
the city AMI county gI Wala WaIlI. NaSl l,lG.gu
Territory Tor four successive AS, prior 10 sad
18th dIy ut bcgrwHrv, 1879.
Dated Nalla Walia, November n. ls-5.
i9iw Il. .HIICHAED. Purlata judge
, 1875-12-18
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the relief
au.t cure OF ali
raugcuicnt- ma
the stomach, Hv-
er. and bowels.
They are a mild
apeTieUt, and an
excellent pUg"a-
tive. Ec,u= pure
lv vegetable. they
cuataIu uo ElCT-
curv nr mineral
whatever. Much
, 1875-12-18

on MOST REASONABLE TERMS
All articles guaranteed 20 b. OF the best quality
and 70 be Just yyHst thy are represented
Store on Main Street, corner Of third Street
next dor 70 Schwabacher Bros, opposite Adlns
Bros -u-E
, 1875-12-18

aver 5 Agu6Uura /
For Fever and Ague, Intermiss-.p. :.
yer, Cnlu Fever, Remlttsnt Psc5
Dumb Ague. Periodical or R7,,.l--s
yer, &c, and indeed all the g.is-.;;'
which arise from malarious. ms
mi2sInatic POisons.
!: {. !. !. !. &: !. Z. ! !. !. !. !. !. I:
WN No one remedy /. l.-s.
81 81 called for by the na,.,.-.
3-IS = oi the American peagse, A
f a sure and safe c-7
Z ~ Fever and i~up.
g We arrnoW enallettos.
with perfect cer;aa.7e
twill eradicate the disease, aud via So.
aUCe, founded ON proof, that no hsrs d,
arise from as Use IN any quantity.
That which protects from or urers-s d.
disorder Hu-y be- Of immense scrri-a !, 4. i
communities where il prevails. Prsws.
Is be,trrtllH cure; FOR The pa. lent e~,ar,,s
risk Wh'ch he must -lr IN violent atfs-..
this oaieful ii-ycmprr This CrEr- en-
the mIasmatic poison Of ESTer and IN,
from the system, and prevents the da,+r
mCEt Of the disease. if taken on DEE h
approach Of lis pr9monito-y symptom,
great superiority Of This remedy a;sr b.
otIer ever discovered lor the speedy aria,
tain cure @: intermit;rUts is, that il sls--,
DO Guinpr or mineral; COZ rqucutlvrr-
Guccs no qUinism or other injurious er-r
Whateverupon ;he constitution. Tao,- 1s
hy II are left rs he2l.ly ~ i! layy had nr5s
had The disease.
Ecyor snI -s@yin Is no. alone he ,s
Sequence oc the mig-Naji- poison. ! 2,
variety OG disorders arise from rs irr.aa-
among which or" Eeu-aI=i..- 7ghcurp
,Esrl. Govt. gEcaaaci~. TSi;n!nrs
TOOttaC-sc, Ears-car. Cafarri. AG4.
ma ;T55C--T5O2, Painful iG=c,isa
o. TEEr Spleen q yS.p riCs- F.,:r "a Il,
BGUel>. CSs5c. EsAr.aIy.i-. ana ltralo
mcut of the stomach, all Of Wbl.h, g.-
crigi1a,i1@ in this cause, rut on the .z'-
mirrruL type, or become periodical It
"C-sE' eN.clS tine poison from 1gr be-,
ani consequently cures them all alike. b.
an Invaluable prg.ecaon 10 Immigrant, -l
persons tta't,uht( VT temporarily I-s'-l- 2
t,lr m.iaviaus districts. T taken ogr.,r
a'iv CT daily while exp, d 10 the iHG4-l
tlat VIII ic cxsrated LIN The system 81.
cannot accumulate in sufficient quaa;.r b
riaeu into disease Hence II Is even --r
valuable for protection than cure; anil
w5H ever suffer from In,e-mi;teut- f-T
avail themselves of tie protection tbs Il.
CIV affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising from ,1-t
i.v o. tho Liver, ii i, an excellent rsl.-
stimulating the Liver into hca'..T arr-r
and producing many truiy remarkable s.-S
where other medicines fail
PREPARED RI
DR.. j. c. AVER & Co, Lowell. VAS
Practical and -fnGIyficaI Chemist.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WOGD
, 1875-12-18
Sheriff'S Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That }y virtue
~ Of desroe of foreclosure prer of sale ar,i Tu
ment Of the District Court Il the Fr> judicial Dis
triet 81 Washington Territory, IN certain action
therein pending wherein JANES REYNOLDS yg-s
plaintiff, and ISAAC LANWEi.L and RACHAEL.
l. lAShElL were defendants. Ui.l said decree
order ot sale and Judgment vS rendered IN sad la-
ton on tie -9ih day rt NV IheT. \ u. lS-E IN
favor OF said plaintiff and a-a5r~- SAID defendants
for the sum ut nineteen hundred aud g-rltv-r.i,.
dollars and eighty cents ID gold COIN. with interest
thereon nom Sald date III Ia. 40 ;Ls TATE or Of ten
per cent. p.r aIuum IN gold com, ssl tha~gm u
ninetyulue dollars and t.rry-ulue cents attorney.
fees IN Sali actn, and Iutggas. thereon at ~ rate
Of ten per cent, DIT -aluu, ana tae further sun. ot
twenty-Sgveu dollars ana ninety g1u-~ ulatur-.zS
costs and disbursement ~ ~gi gyg q. Now q g--
fore by virtue ui said decree u foreclosure 0fa- Of
sale and Judgment and III pursuance thereof: % r---
uhei COPY q winch las been duly issued Cut If rG
under the seal oi slIi Joast, ana O. a directed and
delivered VAL. % stl:lv sl decree &C.. foreclosure,
order ot sale and Judgment. sl5l Il.aly~t su3 after
neys iee>, sanl costs and AZ -Icr asgI -,>,s, On
MONDAY, The 10Th day OF j ,nuury. 1. IT,,
lS.6, az the Court House Go7r II Tie city ana county
ct Nalla Na-!G, ana Territory uI Washington. ~
the hour OF clock 81. Ji >s.l lv. eel. ar Vui D..
auction, 70 tie highest bidder 10y cash IN goa o n
the mCrtgayd premises IN Sal3 leCr order e.. sale
and Judgment m5u.,GHe. and described. - follows
Z WIT he south E1lT Il the E.Ftl.-BeSr quarter
aud the north hall Of the southwest r-tar a. SEQ
non number tweaty--eyga ~ , IN township number
seven "a, north OF range rusuler tllr,y-iye ST.
east Of the Nll!amgtta v rll-u, C1a-asliu.: ONE
HUNDRED AND SINIY kCEE~ ~.rusrr- ly+rr
and being IN the county uf WaIe WJIla. and IarE.
tory Of Washington, together with tie tsutmzuts
hereiItamentS and aTI IUr:susnoss thereto .r--I-
or IN sny~i>e aYp5rtalnin-, ov 81 much thereof $
viii De necessary o. sat,>-y S.l3 Judgment: with in
tereSt, attorney Gees and all g..sr,-
Given unie- Eay hand. cH.s -a-l l..v NJ T.,g-5ls7
A d. lS'5. GEORGE +. THOMAS
NtlEE - usEr Hrrr r..rrr
3. L SHARP>TElN
Attorney --E IlLlutE It's
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14
Current Notes.

The Boston Herald is responsible for the
statement that Judas Iscariot interpreted the
jubilant growing of the cock as signal that
it was time for him to step down and out and
so went and hanged himself This is not
strictly in accordance with scriptural testi-
mony it is true, but the Herald may have
discovered some "new evidence" bearing OF
the point.
The Republicans are fast securing the sup
port of the Independents in Ohio-three In
dependent Ohio journals having hoisted the
flag last week.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

THERE seems to be no excuse for the cow
ardly and brutal attack upon the Orangemen
at Lawrence Monday. The attacking party
cannot even plead that an Orange banner
was Haunted in their faces. or that objection
able legends and notices affronted their
eyes. 1t ought to be clearly understood that
if the battle of the Boyne is to be fought over
again it cannot be fought on these shores,
and that men cannot break the laws in this
country to satisfy an old religious quarrel.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

The same rowdyism which disgraced the
college regatta of 1874 has broken out this
year. Captain Cooke of the Yale crew has
distinguished himself by free indulgence in
abusive language and in aspersions upon the
honesty of members of other colleges. The
Yale crew seems to be made up of the most
suspicious men living. 1t will be only natu-
raj if people begin to think that men so free
in their accusations of cheating are dishonest
themselves.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

In our structures upon the prosecution Of
the liquor agent the intimaton of careless
ness about observance of the law applies gen.
orally to those who have instigated the
difficulty and not to the complainant person.
ally. 1t is but justice to Mr.. W:tham to say
that we have no reason to believe that he is
other than a law-abid;ng citizen.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14
City of Portland

CITY MARSHAL's OFFICE,
June %, 1875. !
NOTICE is hereby given to all owners of every
IN truck wagon, dray, cart, any vehicle used
bricks, sand, clay gravel dirt rubbish, goods wares
furniture merchandise, building materials, or any
other article or thing whatsoever, to apply at the
City Marshals Office, for their licenses on Monday
the 18th day of July next from 10 to 12 a. M. and
from to p. m. All owners Of the above named We
with proper numbers, to be one and one-half inches
square, and place them ON their vehicles in snch po-
sition as directed.
Amy person not providing himself with number
will be revoked.
All persons not obtaining their licenses will be
dealt with according to law.
jne24d4w GEO. w. PARKER, City Marshal.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

The Connecticut Democrats, in order TO
make good show of retrenchment, failed
last year to provide taxes sufficient to meet
the expenditures. They are now obliged 10
make up the deficiency somehow, and are
thinking of taxing the savings banks. Re-
trenchment of this sort will not commend
itself to the people of Connecticut. A fur
ther step in "reform" made by the Democra-
cy is the attempt to authorize further bond
ing Of towns to aid in building railroads.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

GREAT is advertising and curious are its
ways. The latest wrinkle is the "Charlie
Ross chewing gum" Each stick of the
compound so dear to the school girl is
wrapped in paper ornamented with por-
trait of the lost boy. The propr;etors of the
brand will doubtless argue that they are by
spreading his portrait abroad, assisting in the
recovery of the boy.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14
THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY IA, '75
FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN. SELDEN CONNOR.

An earnest desire to justify your generous conf
dence, and strong regard for the honor and aoel-
rare OF our State inspire me Nth the firm resolue TO
spare no effort and to consider other consequences
IN the endearor to discharge the duties that
ao'tt be incumbent on me II your choice shall proce
70 oe the choice of the people also. pledge you and
thousands for aohom you act. in that ecen honest
purpose and fred determination to make the public
good my single aim and constant care.
Gen. Connor's ACCEPTANCE
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

ments were secured by revolutionary means,
declared that they accepted the same as
valid. This, of course, was the result OF
thorough change Of heart.
Such are few of the recommendations"
which impartial history affords of the "char-
acter' of the Democratic leaders of Maine
qualifications to manage the affairs of the
nation and the state. Will the people of
Maine accept the character" as entirely sat-
isfactory?
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley Il.
Pullen, Editor. All railway. steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent
journal, as we have information that several bum-
mers'' are seeking courtesies in the name of the
PRESS, and we have no disposition to be, even pas
svely, party to such frauds.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

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