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New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
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In the Peoples savings Bank. " l. Warren account
ant FOR tue receiyur has discovered several suspicious
tings whicl need explanation An entry III the books
of Slo OOO arged profit and loss for no apparent
reason has crca ed much uneasness. Mr. French, the
receiver, has demanded explanation of the account
nom tu President TIE bank. Further examination ol
, Affairs Of Mutual Bon 1T oAV BdaA disoJs's
me fact tat las been ubsoud Tor several
.. -, 49,.
I'm III these banks scu-annuIl interest has been
allowed on deposits thc rate oI slN ler ceut c an
uu and thc personal liability of the trustees iof thtSc
lie ed fraudulent dividends IS much discussed ahcng
te de os Tors ApIli alton bas been made TO Judge
WesiruoA of the Supreme Court 40 m"dly tht ol"tr
anlo ug tao rrccI,e. II ghe Thifd ANennc 81 'ln-s
.nn =, hat reports shall be made quarterly instead
a. I,yIs III
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
FURs AND CLOTHING.

C. G. Gunther g. Co. Of No. 10 Union
SQUARE have fine stock OF Christmas furs OF all kinds
Rich sealskin saoques coaks caps. muffs boas. and
other similar articles richly trimmed robes gauhtlets
and other of the finest quality exhibited BY them
in proiusion.
TRAPHAGEN & HUNTER.
Traphagen, Hunter 4 CO. of Nos. 39S 10 402 Bowery,
offer at low prices immense variety OF ready-m
clothing and cloths for boys and men, including business
and dress suits, oyercoats, furnishing goods, etc.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
ATTITUDE OF TIE DEFENSE.

nYssRs. PowLRR, LOwBEa. KINGSLEY, AND KKESEY
DECLARE THEIR READINESS TO MEET THE
cuAgGEs AGAINST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY b.
r. TRAcY-THE ANSWER TO BR PREPARED
PkoMPTLY.
A TRIBUNE reporter called on William A.
T,wlGI last evening learn vhesAes ac would make any
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

through which the colony had had to pass IL was Mt
present one greatest the word au e.
He then took up In Order tbe reaso"s my y1 a1
seek home in IiOeria'le strongest OF winch was tue
him He aid that the day was not far distant when
there would be in this country Lberian minister ana
Liberian consuls lie was followed py the I..s. ", w.
samson who m n few words put forth some strong rea-
sons why lie society should be aided aud encouraged
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
Q0IJDAY NOTcS

Brummel of No. 40 Grand-st. keeps candies,
cough-drops, and other things that delight
children and not few older people.
Crandas patent centennial castanet is manufactured
by s. White aud sold by A. Cranda NJ No 1872 Fulton
ST.. Brooklyn. The CTsnda Duildns-blocks known
in every family where there children.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
FANCY GOODS AND MUSIC BOXES.


Culbert & Co. of No. pa Maiden lane have
for the holidays attractive stock of fancy goods which
nd ready sale at popular prices Their articles Of fine
Russia leather much soug by purchasers and include
travelling have all the little arrang meuts
tor convenience and comfort that travellers appreciate
portfolios Jewel cases, workboxes, pockebO0ks, with
separate places for money OF almost denomlua
tion &c They have also thousand little articles. such
"a cases. aud little boxes small enough fer the vest
pocket and yet containing a surprising number Of ar
ces convenient about the person Their writing
desks OF various polished woods richly insid, make
popular Christmas gifts.
LIE BOUTlLLIER & BRIDE.
At No Maidenane is the large fancy goods store OF
Messrs lie Boutillier Bride, who have interesting
stock OF holiday goods which being sold at prices
very much lower than the class Of goods were sold
for last year. OF the specaltes of this firm Is line
Of musical boxes, including the mand0ne drum and
0cs organocleidr either, etc. These ore very orna
mental, having inaid Of rich woods and they
play from 10 40 airs each. Other fancy articles
imported ny this frIn-bronzes, opera glasses. mantel
ornaments, and many other things which make very
acceptable gifts, aud disposed Of at rates favor
able to buyers
PAILLARD.
All kinds OF musical boxes. incosed In richly
mcnted cases, be bought at NJ. J. Palard II Co..
large store at No $50 Broadway. This firm also sells
real bronzes, watches, clocks, jewel cases, etc.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-17

L Tenants.-The New Orleans Sanitary and Eke@m sT
ting Company beg leave to inform the citizens %
orleans that they have perfected all the neOo-Jsr
arranGements and are now prepared to execute Ssu'
tor the cleaning and emptyinR of priVies ara Txa
The apparatus used 10 known the OdoIlesSS Nav
waiting Apparatus" is the that usea ~
York Warrington, Baltimore and other lare
an alright tank and deodoriEing attaen IGNORED
which the contens of vaults and sinks can y during
without creating any nuisance offensive oao 81 al
the ordinary working hours of the day as MUSoteh
night and with the greatest efficiency and diPitary
This system not only innuRurates valuaoS t.m nov
reform, but is much cheaper than any other Sys
in use 90 -,-tinR
Further information can DO had regarding tho Isl
of the new aystem at the of1ce Of the Con
Common street. and all orders left there or sd9EeS
box 9l3 P0stOfice, will receive prompt atSent'N-,
jyIl SIM
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DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
A Thomson e. B. Briggs,
Henry Abraham, VIM. B. Schmidt,
David Wallace, John I. Adams,
j. Camors, Charles Chaffe,
B. T. Walshe, John Henderson,
R. W. Ogden, James !. Day,
Z. A Tyler, z. b. Fairchild.
Geo. A. Fosdick. Henry II. Payne,
j. W. Stone, s. B. Newman,
Alex. Marks, John 81. Pike,
Il. J. Vose, J. B. Lallande.
eel23m
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INSURANCE.
LOUISIANA

+ LOUISIANA
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
4 HOME INSTITUTION,
UNDER THE CONTROL OF OUR LEADING
MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN
No increase of PREMIUMS.
expressly NoNFoRFEiTABLEb By their terms a-'A AF'
II % e are
have ADVANTAGES in the Poe ss's
this Company.
The ability of ALwAYs making payment of Pre-
agen cies Of Companies which have or may withdraw
will readily appreciate
CITY q ssss
ings With it's policy holders viii be honorable and
THE LOUISIANA EQUITABLE.
since its has paid to the families of ia
QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS
and we feel should the patronage and support
of every person who feels any pride in Home Insitu
ton.
Any further information be obtained at the ofcs
OF the Company,
Corner of Carondelet and Gravier Streets.
SAMUEL MANNING TODD President;
VIM. B. SCHMIDT, vioe-Presidentj
RW. OGDEN, I'd Vice President and Manager
wM HENDERSON, Secretary.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-17

TEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Office, No. IS Camp Street.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lewsai
Rates.
W. B. SCHMIDT. President,
CH. ENGSFELD, Vice PTestdent,
GEORGE STRONEYER, SecIetAfy.c. AZ
BOARD OF rRUsrEEs,
Henry Abraham, 8 KatE, II Rodar,
W Scanide = J 81 keller D KasoshIds.
A BaunRardav j Keiffer Louis Schneider,
Chns Enpsfsld. Theo E.ftionfhAl, =. SAiI,
n Frank Louis LoonhaEd, IsAno 8shAFak,
n p Gorreve OH Miller in Sehwarts,
by HAller, RiokeRt I'd XoSster
su2 rs " ....
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HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,

OHCc, NO. % SSIpP oUtOSe'
JOHN HENDERSON, President.
P. IRWIN, vico President.
THos. F. BRAGG, Secretary.
At an election held on Monday, the Sd inst, tie
following named gentlemen were chosen Directors I"
this Company to for the ensuing year:
p Irwin, John Henderson,
Thos Marley, Thomas Kiag.
r. N. o Brien, John G. Ryan,
ThOs. Gilmore. w. j. Castell,
WIN William an i aarso (. Co co1ery. u.
Emile Gauche
And at meeting of the Board, held May loth JOIN
HENDERSON, Esq, President and P. IRWIN E'l'
Vice-President, were unanimously reelected.
The Board declared out of the net profits OF TIE
Company for the past twelve months 10 per cent IL
terest; also per cont dividend the paid up capita
and 20 per cent dividend premiums paid BY stock
holders-sad interest and dividends under the amend
ed charter to to plsoed to tho credit of the stock no
Interest and dividends fun paid stock to be paidn
cash at the office of the Company and after July su
next.
THos. r. BRAGG, Secretary.
New Orleans, May 81, 1875. my23 75ly
THE FIREMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Office, Corner Camp and Gravier Streets.
INsUREs AGAINST FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE
This Company is ready to take Risks against "'
I or Damage by Fire.
J. N. MARKS, President;
T. PRUDHOMME, Vice Presidents
R. Il. BENNERS Secretary
JAS. BoYCE, Inspector.
BOARD DIRECTORS:
Jacob Alexander, Leon Bertoli,
| John Fitzpatrick q. Taylor GRucne
l. N. Marks, Wash Marks,
G. Spori VIM. Swan,
| L. A. Wilt, Il. WoT1naDu,
| L. B Cain, Fl. II. Bierhorst,
Chas Hemard a. II. Isaacson
| t. Prudhommc, B. NJ. Pond,
| Otto Thoman, Geo. Waters
| mhl4 10 Iy
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SAMUEL MANNING TODD, President;
VIM. B. SCHMIDT, vice-President;
R. W. OGDEN, I'd Vice President and Manage
WIN. HENDERSON, Secretary.
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W. B. SCHMIDT, President,
Oh ENGSFELD, Vice PHestdent,
GEORGE STROMEYER, secretafy.c. ~
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07
Common sense ventilation

Col. G.. L. waring, jr., writes in
the October atlantic as follows the
best practical statement l have met
about ventilation, was contained IN
the remark of Il mining engineer in
Pennsylvania: Air Is like Il rope I;
you can pull it better than you can
a push it, All mechanical appliances
for pushing air into n or Il house
are disappointing. What we need To
do Is to pull out the vitiuted mir
already in the oom /; the fresh SUP
ply will take care OF itself II means
Tor its admission are provided. 1t
has been usual to withdraw the air
through openings near the ceiling,
that IS, to carry Oh the warmer aud
therefore lighter portions, leaving
the colder strata ut the bottom of the
room, with their gradual accumula.
tion OF cooled carhonlc acid undis-
turbed. Much the better plan would
be to draw this lower air out from II
point near the floor, allowing the
upper and warmer portions to dis
cend and take its place. An open
fire, with a large chimney throat, is
the best ventilatOr for any room the
one-half or twO-thirds of the heat
carried up the chimney is the price
paid for immunity from disease; and
large though this seems from is
daily draft ON the wood pile or the
coal bin, ii is trifling when compared
with doctors bills and with the loss
of strength and efficiency, that inva-
rIably result from living in unventi-
lated apartments"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07

Hon. L.W. Pond Que OF the heav-
est manufacturer % machinists tools
in Worcester, Mass, has disappeared
und r very mysterious circumstances.
Last Friday. Oct LIST, he went to Bns-
ton on business, int ndiug to return
the same night. While in Boston he
collected about $4,000, hut instead Of
returning, he telegrapIIed to his son
that he was going TO New York on
business. A portion of his clothes
were founl in his stateroom, but the
man, money and v~aluables..ire miss
ing. H- r-
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County onIern.
LARA ME COUNTY.

LARA ME CoUNTY.
IGco \ Drsper, cbairpsn,
@0"'''i'''0"''' 1. p bar
shsHF-N. !. OB,icu.
COSstdbiC-W TEyl.r.C =. Deync.
lf"t,s e o. ~ P,ros-Jn". Slaughter, TN Fisbsr
CLsrt aud Rscouisr-teU. b StimLssh.
TTsGssrsr-D. G. TrHcy.
Probate J1fgs- d. 4. Tracy
Prosecuting iHoTsty-M ". Corlrit..
C0ross-Ja Talbot.
fsssssOr-kd. !. Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
n. c. whipple, Pres.sE Of. Mayor
John NeaiOu.
Brd Trustees John X. Davis.
LII Bre-n-hcn,
Peter Hamma
MIrsAdi-C. ; Dryne.
frsasaryr-I, sac Bergman.
dhorDeg-T j. Street.
Police JastieSs = iohu slaughter, T. ~. Fisher.
Msenug- urthr Town Trustees Friday even
lug In each week, at the CitS Han.
ALBANY cOuNrY.
v. II. n mday.
Thomas Ai-op.
Nhfr.V-J. z. Brhpby.
JS.tio,' ar n, P,aos " y. h,,,sr'
ticrk-J W M-ld nm.
Pr blhs Jadge-G W. hitfcr. sr-Ohcio Treasurer.
PfOssrNiaO Alto nty-C w. brsmel.
Sa4 sriqfsatchf 81 S6Aooi.-N. L. Andrews.
C0roHeT-JHmcs Vine
LARAMIE CITY.
wn. Harn..s r- o5IcS Mayor
J. II Finfrock.
BDdFl Of TrUsis Il. Galbriith.
]. j. Webster,
tJAner Niu=.
CkrE-Johu Mel cod. eg oGefO As,esrer
MqrshGi-M. \. Hunce.
TrsOSu1Sr-I. D.. PrH-e.
dh0Eb.g-il"mr Mrrrelt.
PDiiCs Jtsiirt- l.. ID. Pca~e.
-
CARBON COUNTY.
RI. L. Adams, ChEi. an.
Coy,ois''oHsya - CIny.
-. u. BrammUr.
ShsriF-O r. It,nuio.
clerk Perry l.. Smith.
PrUb0ts Judge VIM. l. Ash.
IsssssoT h. + PYHn.
Superintendent Of Sehooi'-B- r. Knrey.
swEETwATEi COUNTY.
(w.P. .hlr. Chairman,
cornjssioa,r, within EvSp-.
SAsrjg =. A. McPhvr.
CLerE-A. McIrI"rh.
ProbaS Jt1gt -Jas. \. BrrnnsH. &c. Of. Treas 7.
-lsss. sJr-N IN. \. johnson
UINTA COUNTY.
onaris.s,n-, Ne eli 4! rniun,
N.K sloan.
NAstF william Hrniun.
TLefN--AtL q. Ieu
Pro6aie Jndge-N. II. Pennington sr. Of. TrsaA
P-os. cutting Inor"sy IL. G"rbunSli.
les. SSOr--M. q. H"FkInr.
SHrrsVOr-I. Rcbinsnn
SulSI iBf,p1tHf NJ 8 hoods. X Temple.
Umar Slrrri.
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Oh

- Mark church, Episcopal. Rev. r. W
billiard rector. Sund /, r]erNice-. II n. n. ma
3 y. M. SUNDAY rchu'l after morning s.tricI-
NonIs rec. Al persons arc co: daily invited to
ait nj.
Roman Catholic, lev. jar. Mctiolrich. PRsisr.
Rev. Eugene Cussan. Asst. Church Ono'Sei
street, above Twentieth.
> Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. Y. CowicE.
Pastor. Services at II n. IN. and -: y. m.
SUNDAY School directly after morning ser
vice. Prayer meeting every Wednesday owe
ming at ~ o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. F. Warren, pas
Tor. Preaching every sabbath al lila. m.
and 7 p. m. Sabbath school al az p. N.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Tho
public are cordially invited 10 all tho services Of
the church,
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DR.. Geo. Walkers

treatment consists in the INSCRIPTIONS rei~c-
tinn OF all ihare dele crIous mineral drugs,
which, white they mOmcntaTily remove The
symptoms, poison the bfnod and permanently
fix The diseases in 'h- constitution. which form
he sole panacea of Thar uusc unulnns. horde of
EN- piriral charlaians who fleece their unsus-
tu;ions, and u, erdurable existence. and thH
proEpect of an u timely aud early grave.
Letters by mall enclosing fee, %, faithfully at
tended to.
Medicines provided and sent 10 any part OF the
United States
A CUR GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES.
q Hours of cousu ration from Q n. IT to 10 m. ] to
} ana + 10 Q p N. Separate receptions rooms
=. .. box, liza. RugGd6m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07
THcRsDAY. OCTOBER !. 1875.
Extract from President
Grants Speech at Moines

Let7a all labo7' for more security
Of free thought, free speech, free press,
pDre morals, uqJeaersd religiobs SEN
timsnts and equal rights and Prioi-
loges to all men, irrespcetir5 Of ma
tioHaiity, color or..reiiQIoa.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07
DENVER,

For The treatment Of al diseases of the Blood
and Urinary Organs, Female Complaints Hys-
lie les, etc. All diseases of The BRAIN Epilepsy,
Paralysis. Dlmness of sight, etc, Contagious
and skin diseases, Loss OF Power, Nery us and
Physical debility, SpermSiUrrhna, Stmin Al
Weakness, and all diseases arising from the in
discretion of early youth, GOnorhae1,. Dleet.
structure, syphilis. Loss of Hair. Sore Throat,
Glnndular wclhngs, rheumatism and Cont.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07

The bobbin hctory Of the Van Rip
er Manufacturing Company, at Pas
saick, n. j., the largest OF The kind
in the country, was totally destroyed
by fire on the 9th inst. Loss S7j,UDO.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07
The Celebrated Specialist from
LONDON and NEW YORK.

Or. G Walker. beCs to inform the public that he
has commenced the practice of his profession at
Rooms / v \ SIX, GOODS BLOCK. CORNER OF
SIXTEENTH AND LAWMEE STREETS,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07
Dr. Geo. Walker

having for n numbe- Of years ms e the above
maladiCS lie subject of his special study. and
moreover. by long and careful practice modified
he treatment used and recommended by ruch
eminent men rs Doctor Record. Ls'lamond, Val
deuI, Videl, Wilson and others, as app led Ivy
them In cIId and humid climates, 20 MS 10 exact
ly suit the Altered state of the constitution OF
persons - no ha e been n climHtlsed in tropical
ard senIi-irupicIl G unit les, els perGect conn
dUnCe it undertaking the permanent ana Cfec-
tuul cure Of any of the above diseases " how
ever long 81 andint or inveicrare they may he.
With u certainty nf not only eradicltinT the dIs-
urter. bur cuucurrehily restoring the entire con-
s%IituIiuu to perfect health and vigor.
ThccrSnd peculiarify of
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Wyoming Commandery No. !. Regular ceu-
clave first Friday In each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. l. r. A. NJ. meets
HALL, on tho first and third Tuesday evenings in
each month, al 8 o cIocK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 10, meets fret and thira
Saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
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GENERAL DIRECTORY
sor,y 1zfra coan-uoa. y. R. s,r.4


sCr.TsUv-uo n. Tuayer.
ssrraz4Eg-G. " FtruCu.
Ch-J J--tps Of naPstHsS EOaTt-J. ". Fisher
JtlEes-JU-. N. Iser-l, Z. A.. lhylaa.
CT' SsUscS tOGe1Dr-E z. snow.
Surveyor GrAsra- SilEE Reed.
EsGssHss y FEb!sr A0HCgs-G. W. TUrry.
Rryhasr L. 5. LIHI DHC-->. II. NiusoI- O.
Isrrit0Frut TfuL1SUJT-s. W whsy
Territorial iadi0F-J- II. uaH lord,
II. e Arnold. -
toNlaqlsstSltsr ~ F~sHsA~HtdyyS Charles HuIOH.
III NJ. +. PUsl.
Co84HtsssCHsrU hsfsiynsfi0H-I X. jeffrey
o"prTu6tnGS5u Of iHsfyattisa-JoLu Suu-htsr. .
" SEsp iH0FHsg-E. i. IaHnEuB-
L"f1t sNtd4-s Of'httssi1ssr-J W. Brunsr.
El-TA m Ia JEiisii FEsfucf|. ". bruuur.
RIrSAE-Giib-rt ADAM.
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Hope Encam Sment. No. ., !. o. o. F., meet
every ID and 4h Wednesday OF each month a
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. !, I. o. -. r., meets svsrJ
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Courtesy of Evo. Archives & historical Dept; Cheyenne.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

For New England. the Middle states and the
lower axe region, clear Or clearing weather will
pfeyan, With slight changes u Temperature,
ter during the day.
The following was the range OF the Thermometer
81 HemplOr'l yostefday .. M, s2eI 10 q. N,
~ y ~ M w NJ p m'' S1'p' NJ sO''s p NJ
Use Patterson jones' Trophy tomatoes.
Choiee fFulti-MAlaRA Fruit Co.. tos eth q.
For market and court reports soc third page.
Cheap gold paper Of olAEkS, l22a PsnnsylVaniA
Ioid Tor Theodore A, Curtis, Of Springfield,
MRII, part Of lot IN square 1885, on Second street
northSi, fronting 20 feet, for 10 cents per foot.
THE REPuBLIcAH book and Job department. 70
liShmsntG IN the country. II would DO we'll for
lawyers nhd other professional men, 40 we'll a.
our business men In general, TO bear It In mind.
Grand Free Luneh-To be given Rt the New
York Chop House, 1915 PennsylVsnia avenue, on
Thursday, March rs, from II AN. until midnight,
under the auspices Of the French and German
cooks OF Washington. b. HenEe, proprietor.
TEE REPUBLICAN book and job once, second
floor OF TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN building,
corner Of Pennsylyania avenue and Thirteenth
street, for prOmptnssT and excellence Of work,
EpIpsIses any other printing establishment in
UTsnd Free Lunch-To be given at the New
York Chop House, 1216 Pennsylvania avenue, on
Tb1rsday, March Is, IRON IL 3. m. until midnight,
cooks Of Washington. B. HenEe, proprietor.
Sherman Co., 1929 r street, do . general
banking business, deal In all kinds OF bonds and
stocks. District securities . speciality. Buy and
sell gold and foreign exchange. Drafts on Eng
land and the continent cashed ut par. Agents
for the American and Red Star Steamship lines.
"For heavens sake, sir, won't you see whether
that man with the gun is still following me?" ex-
claimed man, rushing wildly into Watts front
hail. Mr.. watts kindly went out and surveyed
the street, but not seeing any man with gun re-
turned to report to his visitor, and got back lust
In time to see the man disappear up the alley
with bis new hat on and . bust Of Beecher that
had been standing in the hall, under his arm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-25
CHAPEL OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.

fAthor hoppleb Hork-OponinR SERVICES,
The opening service was held In the new Chapel
Of the Holy Communion, on Twenty second street,
near y, at 3 p. m, yesterday. The ground on
which 10 build this chapel was given by Cover.
nor Shepherd last fall, and work was commenced
IN November. Although not yet completed, It
has been beautifully htted up for the Offices OF the
Church. The building itself 10 OF me workman.
ship, IN brick. u viii seat between three hun.
dTed and my and four hundred persons comfort
ably, and the cost thus far has been about s5 OOo
Notwithstanding the unfaYOFAbls weather yes
Il being The eve OF Maundy ThursdSy fIbe sTS.
Catholic festival OF Corpus Christi 10 claimed BY
the EpiscOpallanIl and also, by an unusual coin.
cdence, the eve Of the AnnunoiRtion OF the Blessed
Virgin, the altar was vested in white and blue,
the colors appropriate 70 the Virgin Mary, and
having been Ieiurnished with cross, caAdlestioks
and sanctus lights as memorial TO q deceased
member, II presented an attractive and impress
sive appearance,
The Service was the Office Of evening prayer
chorally rendered, after which q sermon was
preached by Rev. John Vaughan Lewis, D. D.,
rector Of the parish church OF st. Johns from
the text, They continued In the apostles doc
trine and fellowship and In the breaking Of
bread" The sermon was a clear and forcIble ex-
position Of the doctrine Of the blessed sacrament
as the great act Of Christian worship and the
duty OF diligent attendance thereon by the faith
full. DR.. Lewis expressed regret at the action OF
the late diocesan convention in preventing the
organisation OF the chapel as separate eongre-
Hobbie, commencing his work to the prayers and
aims Of the people. AFTER the sermon an appro-
pirate evening hymn was sung, basso solo by Mr.
Charles MallaTd, q member Of the choir with
1ne effect. The choir, under the management Of
Mr.. Joseph Particle, has rendered most efficient
service in the work Of building up this mission
and displays musical talent Of q high order.
On Good Friday (tO-morroW) there will be the
commemOration Of our Lords suffering, COM
monty called the Three Hours Agony, from y
o'clock until p. m. The services on Easter Sun
day will be q low celebration at a. NJ, o choral
celebration at II q. m, and evening prayer at
d, N,