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The Business Outlook.

Reference has been made recently in THE
STAR to the encouraging business outlook
which has been gathered from various sec
lions OF the country through the newspaper
press. The New York Herald of yesterday in
long and carefully considered article gives
abundant reasons for the assertion that the
great commercial revulsion under which in
dustry and enterprise have been dormant so
many months has spent its force, and that
business Of all kinds is about to revive. 1t
gives few of the facts which lead to that
belief, ard justify the hope that the year 1875
will mark the beginning of a new era of gen.
eTal prosperity. Among these we briefly con-
dense the following Economy in business
and living expenses, and reduction of rents
2 The cheapening Of production by abundant
food crops for two years, which have lowered
the price of the necessaries of life. ,. The
west owes less money than ever before
4. The south is more prosperous. because she
owes but little, while her sugar and cotton
crops are increasing 5. Prices of merchan-
disc are now so low that merchants do not
incur great risk in carrying stocks of goods
Production also has been so far cheapened
that already last fall we began to export cot
tons to China and Cumberland coal to the
West In lies. s. The action of Congress on
the currency question is now seen to be un-
important in its results; it will not either
initiate or contract, and for year to come,
except in the unlikely case of a foreign war,
business men may begin new enterprises
without the fear of sudden or great changes
in values or prices. The banks are On the
whole in healthy condition, and it is a good
sign that they look with suspicion or accom-
notation paper, Notwithstanding the low
ruling rates OF interest, which naturally
tempt to imprudent investments.
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A 8 7 Z U l. o G Y Z.
BOARDING.

DLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD, at 12I
street southeast. Gentlemen preferred. Call
after 3 O clock. mario St.
L>IRST CLASS BOARD AND PLEASANT
Il well furnished ROOMS can be hsd on the lowest
possible terms in private family; 1908 Maryland
feb9- 6wr
LN0R RENT-With first class Table Board,
Il ROOMS, single and en- suite, moderate prices for
northwest. near +. mari lmt
NILLlKENs-C Corner OF 10th and streets
WI northwest, Washington, D. C., one square from
Avenue and street cars. Board by the week or
Gonth. Transient Board, 81 per day. House thor
oughiy enoyAted and refurnished.
feb61y FRANK MILLIkEN, Proprietor.
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AS Mr.. VIM. III. Ciagetf, the president ~
the board of District assessors, was one OF the
men foremost In bringing about the investi-
CATION OF the Board OF Public Works before
Congress, the Washington correspondent of
the New York Tribune would seem to be
slightly "of his eggs in charging that Mr..
Clagett is an appointse OF 1.-The ring as an
assessor.
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The hanging at Brentsville yesterday was
right jolly affair. People came on foot, in
wagons, and on horseback for miles around
and the tavern keepers were made happy by
an abundant harvest. The hangman got
drunk early, and so much did he swell with
the dignity of his Office, that he found it inn
possible 10 give civil answers 10 courteous
inquiries. When the doomed man was about
To be launched into eternity he appealed to
him IL he had anything to say. sfor God AL
mighty's sake TO say IL" and behaved gener-
ally IN an Unsee:1ly manner. After the
hanging the crowd wendell tkeir way home
wards, full Of satisfaction and bad whisky.
At BristOw station a large number of per-
sons INDUCED in a miscellaneous head
breaking and otherwise disturbed the peace.
These facts are mentioned as still another
evidence of the denoralizing effect of public
executions
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John Mitchell, whose death in Ireland is
announced by cable to day, was one of the
Irish ''rebels" Of 1913. He was transported
for a term of years. He did OF did not sur
render his parole-there is a dispute on this
point-and escaped to this country. His ca
reer here is tolerably well known. He served
in the confederate ambulance corps at Rich
mOnd during the war, and made himself dis
agreeable TO Jefferson Davis by criticising
his policy in the Richmond newspapers. Re
turning to Ireland, after a long absence, he
first received an ovation" and next an cleo
ton 10 Parliament as member for Tipperary.
Pariiament-i02 members dissenting-de-
clared him ineligible as an escaped convict
and ordered the issue of writ for a new cleo
ton. Tipperary promptly reelected Mr..
Mitchell, but he was an old AMI broken
down man, and the excitement of sharp po-
htical contests was too much for him. With
his extreme and impracticable views he
would probably have done the cause of Ire
land more harm than good.
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
ii OF C0IITMRIA

Special Term, Probate Jn,Saiction, March 9ot 1878.
In the matter of the will Of WILLIAM BREN
TON BOGGS Application for letters testamentarv
ON the estate OF William Brenton Doggs, Of the u.
=. Navy. has this dav been made by Ellen NJ.
BOggs. All persons interested hereby mott
ned to appear in this court on TUESDAY, the
18th day Of April next. at ii O'Clock m. TO show
why letters testamentary the estate of the
said deceased should not issue prayed. Prorided,
q copy of this order be published a week, for
three weeks, in the Evening Star Preyions TO the
said day Test A. WEBSTER.
mar20-s,N Register of Wills.
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Holdias a SPECIAL Term, March 2Ofh, 1875.
In the case. Of POLLY Y. WNELL, Execu-
trix Of Anna B. Young. deceased the execurix afore
said has. it'll the appreciation of the Supreme Court
If the District Of Columbia aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY, the nth day Of A pril, A. D. 1875, for the
final settlement and distribution of the personal
tate of said deceased and of the assets in hand as
far the have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased notified to attend, with tn sir
claims properly vOuched, or they may Otherwise b.
law be excluded from all benefit in said deceased
estate: Provided, copy Of this order be publ .hei
previous TO the said day. Test:
DkIkR !ORREsTEk, Rirsf.y aad Reravg Of
Il oil kinds Of Cxina, Glass and Yasss.-An orders
left with Webb Beverage, or ct his shop, will be
prom tly attended to; No: 921 18th street north
vest, southeast corner Of X, mArlS- Inn
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ROGERT's VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
- Wanted, a case of Whosping Cough that cannot
be cured by "BOGE 8 VEGETABLE COUGH
SYRCP." 1t Is also the beet in use for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat Group, and all Bron
chia Affections For sale by the principal Druggists
the proprietor, 1912 g ST. northwest. nov4ly
INK. A. L. BOSWORTH, Electropathic Ply 81
~ clan, 921 ID street northwest. all chronic
diseases by special contract charging nothing if he
fails. Female diseases Q speciality. alton
free. sep8 ON
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NEW AND DESIRABLE PLAIN. PLAID
~ AND STRIPED DRESS GOODS,
25-31-31h-30.
New styles CALICO, 5, 10, 12I1
Full width SHEETING, 81, IS, 40
Full width SHEETING, Twilled AMI New York
Mills, both new makes-splendid goods
Splendid SHI RrISG COTTON, l21f.
White BEDSPREADS, 20 cts. and 81.
Wash POPLINS, 10 cts.
A new make BLACK ALPACA, at 20 cts, the best
we ever cold at that price. Try it.
GEO. J. JOHNSON Z CO.,
MARIO tr III Market Soacs
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-A METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE
IL No. 60 suitable reward will be paid for its
return to The Sixth Precinct Station OF at No. 900
vermont avenue. mar3D-2t
Il CST-On Thursday March Is n, a POCKET
IL BOON containing some MONEY. A liberal
ml92ih
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK. NEW YORK,
EGSTON AND PRO VIDENCE.
The and elegant Steamer JANE MOSELY
will commence her trips between o. ri n
Washington and Norfolk, leaving
Norfolk Thursday, April lst, at .. IN. Leaving
Washington every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 5
p. m, touching at the principal River Landings,
connecting at Norfolk with steamships Of the M q
NJ Lire for Boston and Prov idence, with the Old
Dominion Steamship Company for New York
Due notice will be given when the Lady of the
Lake will commence her regular trips.
For freight apply to
Mr.. FITZHUGH, 9Th street Wharf
q. Il. HYDE, Georgetown
"a. REED, Alexandria, Va.
A. c. PLANT, General Agent,
nar0 Pm Room No. 4, Plant Building
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G1ffsae "a "A Psiss: ga ses s.eo.d:
sHoEs. ~ n,1a1s o. suinsS s,, BOOTS end
EAH CO., sa4 1snagtssn:s avsnus. corner ietb
u. eot8-ly
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JNTHE SUPREME COURT "a THE DIsrRIC
ID. FASHIONABLE HALTER,
1897 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Invites attention 70 the following leading patterns

Of GENTLEMEN 5 DRESS HIS:
Broadway, Youmans KNOX o, and Dunlap's
Fifth Avenue Spring Styles. -
Special attention Invited to the IS and 81
SILK Hats.
Fine Soft and Stiff Nutria Felt Hats.
Umbrellas and Canes.
~ Hats Renovated into Spring Styles. 513-tr
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q G. CORNWELL & SONS.
VI. Fine Grocers.
HAMS.
DAVIS & CO.'S EXTRA SUGAR CURED,
CINCINNATI.
RREAkFAST BACON.
DAVIS & co. 5 EXTRA SUGAR CURED
CINCINNATI.
CIDER.
VERY fine New York Sweet Cider
25 Bbls. APPLES.
BALDwINS, EXTRA FINE
MAPLE SUGAR.
BIRD FOOD, (fresh)
PREPARED GRAVEL.
For BIRDS
"a. CORNwELL 4 SONS,
FINE GROCERS.
msr20tr 141s Pa. ave-, OPP. Wizards Hotel.
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WOOD ENGRAVING.
w II. n NICHOLS, Dsstss~ SAD Easysv~,
Ecientinc Engraving . sSseisify.
Views NJ Ruildtngs. psfants, 10 ta,k ne
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW SPRING STYLE CAKRIAGEs.-Ossr IoS
~ OF the latest New York styles Of - q
Park and Pony Phatons, TOP and NO-ss&6E
Top Buggies, sash and Low Door aud. ~
Jump seat Carriages. Secs nd hand Carriage taken
10 exchange Cal before purchasing elsewhere. p.
ID. SCHMIDT CO., No. 3Is i2th street, be-
tween and ID, Washington, and 90 W. Fayette
street, Baltimore, Md. msyll1y'
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II . M h
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE, No. 1875 BROaDW.IY.

FORTY.rHIRD
sEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT,
Showing the Condition of the Com pauy on
the 1st Day Of January, 1875.
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WEDDING PRESENTA.
ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS II
FANCY SILVER WARE,
PARIS AND VIENNA,
FANCY GOODS, &C.
DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOB WEDDING
PRESENTS.
Jansu M. w. GAIT. BRO. q CO.
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HOSIERY.

SILK, THREAD aud COTTON, plain and striped,
Tor Gentlemen, Ladies' and Children.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL WaShiggfog NJ r
!'I Boarding by the MONTH at reduced rates
marie I'm GEO. b. CAKE, Proppristor.
IL No. sos STREET,
-ly BETWEEN 1rH and srH STREET,
, 1875-02-10

1itt!a attention to ANYTHING Int tho rnat!ors con-
nected with my 1ournav hero.
From Nov Ur'eaug anti below to thu mouth Of
Tho sletistirpi. the con,tr7 Ia very a: bH: had
heen we'll cultivated formerly Rttd 1irnluced iii.
memo 1nautt,cn OF co.;nM n1Il prt:ar. Snw,
twn-thirdy Of tho Plantations arc tlcserted ior
want Ut hands to cultivate them. Thu lont,
lineH Of nogro-tt,hrtcrH aud Dther buildings IRE.
sent t. dcsoIate md nail appearance. Eut COCA
tiona!lv Haw tha BEsokD 81 N1lgar-reiiuery,
and evidences Of life III wel-gt6wt ora.ne ati'!
l,anaua orchards, which foru All itnnD' tas.t pro.
tlncs at present 1onll. of stinw Orleans. Tia
frnits af both aro f,1ccssHfnity raised, aud tho
crop for last year Ia harvested.
From Cu']nr Keys, Iln, coasted down l,ero In
leth Titan thIrty-'Ix llontH. Tho Haa vas tes aH
mill-i,,sd. tho My rlcar, aud tho sin warfn,-
over. to kecp comfortably coo1 s,v stripping of
my coat md getting Dt, lha shady side Of tho
thp. When ta.,1cl at Vest wharf, wnH mot
by tho MesssH. Allen. who nidol mo Ly many
e;s es Ga m s"'st ar Sjsna rtore %@ TO, hoss wst'"f
am urgel to make myself At hume IN tic uKa Of
ttHks storing room, etc. Nothing coufl te more
grateful to strHl1Hcr i'll ytratlEo land than the
lantfl!ess met with.
III around, from tho Windows can seo .1,o
cocoa.nut palm, viii, tho frlt i'll vasp1a rla;rs
Of Developments, frum tho ainont ripe to
tho young mt. There mrs nlAo Lhna,l-
ns. oranges. etc. 1'llo magnolia En1sra. lnn.
lransnla Ca!oliulana. walt, catatl.a cnlncllia.,
aH Nti4G4 IbhElaHts tlt'H
nnd very nrgr. md Inc fragrance is dcl!cin,iH.
have mt yet explored TIN town very nnch, hit
have Fe,.i enough tn aatjsfy tho that, for sits
ter residence. it cnni,ot 10 c1crit"tl. ly"ty mo
zee is dressed in their lines, e,lits. Tho :her-
monet or nov ntanas ut 80 in thr t|,ade, amt.
atn toll llns bcon up to W within tIc 3aat fsy
tave. Thrro is but Ii'tlo variation In the tenn
peratnrn during the winter from the ahove. There
hns leen but little rain titus far. The people
hero 1ooE llrnltiAy. hey West ltas q
nuu1atjpn Gf H. tina Tho great mud main in
s,rtrics Of the pinco arc the ciEar-mnuufactoric4
and :l,e Hl,an.e-fisIcEcs. Largo ,,utbers arc
engaged in she latter enterprise. operating ht-
tween hero and letlur KoYs. wi,icl, Ia 5'1 mileH
north Of hero. T!1iA ts an important naval Ia
tiui,, md several tnonitpr5 s:1 war ycss,le arc
Mt anchor in tho har',or. Fort TayIor and hat
teries Nos. and Z look scawar. Soldiers atId
fnilttH nrn plenty. hern. a.M tic old flag re-
minds us that W. ara rtiil under its protecting
soidt. hut an am III perfect rerrplra.ion.
ami havo not yet taken off nv niuter-cIotnes
Will defer further writing for tbs. prc4cht.
n. W C.,
, 1875-02-10

THE RlcHtNos.pERkAnD CONCERTS.
Tue Third nf the wcel'b sorics Of concerts by
the nichngs~Bornard Troupe will be given this
evening at McCor1nick's Hall, tic programme
for which IL decided novelty, it will 10 com-
posed almost exclusively OF songA Of various
couuttics Of diatinctiyely NATIONAL character
Hltch an eyent will undoubtedly draw out q largo
audience. lilo programme will be as follows:
Grand Chorus" Song u rcacc American
.iNs 20 0aide faiirs.
soio ~, And Chorus TRUMPET VII! sonnd
Ns aass@y mi r. 5""a s"fsa et. raay' song
u, " March Of tic Men Of Ha;ecll !. Welsh
caosose'' 20; nnsar What cAn lhs slat;rr IT. -,
: 4Ne Ia ~ :i3ii did, iSIi.. 80 eiu hns''sn
Ballad, with vocal aceo1nrauiucut-"T The Old
~ atctry i:":%ys asl s si ai:;A, A%'F''n
National All" Tho Wstci ,'n tAo l!hitu H. . German
o,,r,.,,o ,,.,. IL " otdae ta4t'.
"N il g 3aastr vi. tsa;frt;c ''''"s''''n
Airs. 6, "Has "wss sanr" 2an'n 1nt onse' Irish
Aus pc Ui..ic foitts.
IA, "Tra'nr. Trump.
+, "Tentinls tIa the Old
Soldiers s0ns' sI, 1s%p or'',,4r American
pl.y-"To-any TN Niue, . English
7,,,aos.,. D,Iof1h Doo"riaht.
It,rrrtno Poundiess
Colo md Chorus. g. atacsregor. tnthrrtns"} sco,.,
r., r. "elarl,s - inG.. u s;! ~ p4ri'ns. ''''@A
Humorous Duo-"rrety FULLY Hopkins !" Old English
Easional Ar-"Ts siasteIl1alss J.. .Trsic,
LIZ yc Hpdfe tulkts.
Comic Ballad" 1."rl Lowell and iAtly Nan.
g A0s'''n
flnalo--" The starslnHlsI H.nner ".... American
.lHs W OaIds FutktS.
Tho will also ba = matnoa ut tho sa1ue place
this afternoon, tho pxoarR.t1ue for wLioL will be
, 1875-02-10

o,,, ffant fhs Philadelphia irtsa
Still no tldlngs Of the Child Cuarlle Roea.
And noH that tile hapless parcute, the wealthy
relatives, tho sympathiziug citizens, tho uniri-
pal oh5cla1s, aud tho keon- ,lotcrtiycs
hnye apparently exhausted their mems Of rea,,h,
1ng the hcartlesa wratclloa who Huatci,rtj lin
lttlo ono NllnoHt literally from, lis ntl,cr'n
and bore it away INTO hiding, tho Btrnnr arm ~
tl,o Commonwealth il about to lie Etrnfc,"d mi
III all exceptionally powerful way to nut An and
to this continuing csll1e against socioty aud ll,c
human ttleart.
70 tr}tosn ii may cohccrA! KidnapDe,. on,,
their 11etforsf Ihe Legislature Of lie vro,t
Btato of fennsylsaiIla Is IN tls act Of 1aasing a
bill containing the Hoytro penalties Of tftecr
years Imprisonment n1d Gu, Du0 tne, to be In.
posed ullon each AID every parauu who slal con,
t.nue to CONCEAL, or llayo any knowledge Of t.a
ceoncealment OF this or Any othor CHILD. III orlor
however, tllnt tho ktslnapEor or ltianappers. Or
thoao who abet tl,em by refusing toglye iilforna-
tton OF tue wl.etnaboIts Of t!s chilli may hnyo
lttla grace loft them the act Of Assembly nii
contain clause which will frae the guilty partsa
from tue consequences OF their Criuina! conduct.
Il they atone and make restitution ur siye Ia,
fortnation OF tle child within thirty days from
tie time tho bill passos.
You people neod not lay tha tlnttering nuction
to your solls tint ths act is wl,at the LAWYERS
call IN ex post faeto law, for 1t will le1ulr9 ,,o
Zee to be paid to tlis best lawyer in the land to
give you the honest advice that tho crime Of
cohctalment Is continuing one, and will attach
tno moment the act ia passed, and he punishable
is given up. >''S'~
, 1875-02-10
WATERMAN, ILL.


T" Chs Editor " The Chicago Tribune;
WATERMAN. ILL.,. Fob. s.-We Ind very s,,c.
ceHsiui day on Sabbath. Feb. 7, in re.opcuinr
tho II. F.. Church OF Waterman; considering tic
very Geld weather, NO Lad grand day, Tho
house "as crowded. Every individual preseut
had programme Of tho exercises, and, with
hymOs printed. oil sang i'll the power Of tho Most
Nigh. The Rev. ". D. Aichisou, of Oak PARK
preached The sermon. IIe Waxcd oiouuent. In.
famed the people, wound up with most tre-
nendoua period, and. In tho highest mitch of
Inspiration, brought forth tho applause Of tie
People In tllo Amons anl Fraiaea to Col
lhere remained all indebtedness Of P2,V0O !:
o1lt, oy tho persuasive skill Of Mr. AtchlHon'
anu t!ln Rood-will OF tho people, S2,5uU was
falsed, And all went Aoma ref foicing Tic church,
oaf'ulng ia tho largest in thu village ucelY fre.
eeoed. well furnished, and heated by splendid
npace. put in by br, +. d. lsce, Of Auto.a.
" babpath evening we commeuocd 3 series of
g Eeotlngs. md the Indications are TINT va ahall
1a, nase weeping revival. Tie I!ey. " D, AtcAi.
Il #e'M t. ass!sla tha pastor during this weok.
~ msisttnan IT - new town on tie ChcsCo l.
ncss.nan soaa Growing rapidly. aud quito bust
4 f. Isaithp M +. present. Tho surrounding community
A'~''A' ~ WILL "a wealthy. J. j. IontAs,
II lultur
, 1875-02-10

Pacific, expressly limiting t1'e location to within
~ mlltH OF said road. was emitted. Mr.. 1)nfaIo,
lngton i Missouri i'll Nebraska was not t1tore-
fore cnnncd 10 tic ordinary ltta!t In Its rncrtfon
OF land, mud that. as cottai land along thu l'r~
lngtuil t. Alissuurt Road ind alicasly l'otm
granted To tlte Union rnciIc, Tho JInr-
iugto,, Il Missouri might BcIect from any
lantls in tlio s;sato Of Which tho U,tel
States still hold n titln. Accordingly, t,eBo
lands wcr1 located l'y tho Burlington Il Missouri
pany llas pni s2,),n0 iii taxcs upon tic lalns.
The present Secretary Of tllo Interior tlecideH
that tiuao patents woro wrongfmliy las'tcd tint
although, tllo cEnuBo expressly limiting tho loca-
tho Burlington Is Missouri grn1t. vet ta wuHls
"alous the lino" admit Of tho Aninn ,,,caf,irg.
Accordingly this suit was brought by a1r. Neville,
lie having boon directed to do 10 by Tie Attorney
ftrnnraI
, 1875-02-10

v 4, ,|"s*.s" " 1Ha IH1odao IFf1ttne.
A'scota' heb'' Fsh. 0.-An important c.se Of
great interest to this county commsuced In TN
United states c!rcnst Court yestesday, at om.n,
United States nlstEsot.Assotney Neville 0lel -
OH IL tue Office Of Col Wilson D. smith, Ulerx
o. tAe United States Circuit Court. in which The
Government aoeka to recover from tue Durlipo.
ton q Missouri Railroad, In Nebraska, more Tim
q million arses Of land. The landgrant Of Ills
foAd ooutaiued clause Which gayo ths Com,
pAn1 tho oad-numbe1cd sections Along
tas une OF road. but phrase oon-
AosS "a tas grant to tho Up!on
, 1875-02-10

Correspondence Of Tie Chicago Tribune.
IASs1:d, Mich, Feb B.-J;ttlye Chribtiancy
Inns rendered his resignation an Ju1go Of the
Supreme Court. to take effect Oh tho 9th day Of
February mud It las hecn accepted by tlao Gov
#, cruor. This will make two vacancies Oil tho
Bench, Jus!go Graves' term eSpiriug tilia HErns
but lie will probably 10 reelected. Isaac Mars
ton, Of Detroit, has bccn mentioned for tho yu-
ca:cy by tho Republicans.
1n letter to a friend Judge CllristIancy
writes: 1.-THE manner Of my election leaves mo
ut liberty to support or oppose measures upon
their mcritH, nccor,liEg 10 ny conviction. OF
right, mud with reference to tho interests of tile
Whole country, rather than for any Eartiran
ends; md propose to avail myself OF that lib
crty Oh all proper orcasionH."
, 1875-02-10

iaronalo in Now York was not 10 b. laid at hor
door. 1t waa tlie "enterpfine Of H1cHsrs. jar
ratt Il Palmer Upon Which tho public
should look with :. svesslon, ~ and not
upon Miss Cusl,tnan. They toapcd all tho
Eroft, and Rlo has ganed nothing by 1t bnt nm
tlctervcd rtdculo. 1t IN for flln reason that Mr..
Mcv'cker fos's nomo nat,lrnl hesitation In
nsstrnK tho public that Miss C,lsilman's appcar
in Cllicag, III actually tho Inst rho will over
mike III tho WnAt. Ave and ali inc,.raao ts-
ordcr are gradually bnt sursty ut wora UPON lscr
byAtet1', nntl toHeh she may yet 1--we, ~ evory
tim Ipvor of dramatic art ntist hope glic will,
fpr many years to come, IL il not |,osrib1s for
her longer to continue 1cr pr''fensinnal carecr.
.ho ori,s Monday night with .Nty .Ntrrifits. Duo
notice Of tho mosrniurno far tic remainder ot
her engagement will Lo given At some futuro
tiina. se NH trol'aby siso n ro.s1ld of lier
gteat characters. in which may ho Inciulcd the
'rliSEatf,l cpsnedy-personasion u .fs. 5impsu,..
Laty .anrjsM, and 4ne,t HWhsri"e viii aA-
tl,rc ~ Le pscacntod. Miss tushIEan arrived
lasL cgenine.
, 1875-02-10

iron lSs been found inbotl}ed in TIC 1nsAnurv ri
tue great pyramid, the iu.liextious being that it
must !'aYs been ~ro1ght in thu ago OF Chuups,
pIscsa ny sodns H authorities ID far bact ~ s. i00
$500 yeara more ancient tLan il fs n,,n,nsc1 r.
be: aad :ilords Opportunity Tor ex]ainlE .t.s
eutt!t'K Of tho sharp aud well defined Lerue! Win
ics oa poIPhyry, gEnn!ts, and otAer lard stonea
na ,aa1, T. sna ooastfnet'on Of Egyptian pyra-
e4en cut before tho age Of iron, Laa been puz.
zllns qnostton to many. Further Investigation
ago. Wv '''so ses9s