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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11


fttc YORK ReDUGtzccnl AssociG'fOn.-An ad-
JOurned meeting of the New York Repub-
lican association was held at Gonzaga Hall
Oh SATURDAY evening.
Judge Lake. from the campaign commit
tee. announced that the sub committee on
transportation had been able 10 secure re
duotd rates for the members of the asSocia-
ton during the registration and election
days, as follows: To New YORK CITY, round
trip tickets good for fifteen DAYS from 22d OF
October SIC; To Elmira. Watkins Glen and
Canandaigua. good until the nth of Noven,-
oer-price TO Elmira, Il; Watkins, a13.13;
Canandaigua. els.
eensuriI z the action of the Union Republican
commit ee for issuing pamphlet entitled
"Naticanism in Germany and IN the United
States" He made a long speech in favor OF
Roman Catholicism. He asserted that the
Catholics of this country are loyal to the
govern ment, and said the clergy had never
described from the pulpit and endeavored
10 influence the votes of their congregation,
nor did they give up their pulpits for seats i'm
Congress or appointments under the govern
ment They did have opinions on the sch DOL
system, ard bad a right to have them under
the Constitution, but il was not true that the
Catholic Church was opposed to ed dcatiOn
rs IL had done more, perhaps, than any other
Institution for the education of the masses.
He did not propose TO defend the massacre of
st. Bartholomew or the fnquisit ton. They
were facts In history, and Catholics were not
every republic in the world. with the excep-
ton of this, had been established by Catho-
lies, and the establishment of this one was
not wholly dpe to Professionals.
Major AlOnzO Bell spoke at considerable
length In reply to Major Mcmahon. review
ing the question of the Pope's infaIlibility,
showing up the question Of Vaticanism as il
stands In Germany, and concluding that the
same question was looming up In this conn
try and endangering the perfected system OF
schools which was in existence here. This
was danger which he urged must be met
now, and IL was in view of this that the
Pamphlet, which charged no Catholic citizen
with disloyalty. had been issued. Catholics,
he said, would expect to be criticised a. soon
as they endeavored to mould public opinion
through the pulpit He read, with great
effect, portion Of President Grants recent
speech TO the Army Of the Tennessee In rela
ton 70 the school question. 1t was the
rejection, he said, of the man. There was no
demagogue In 1t; IL was the strong outgush-
1Dgs Of the true patriot. Although President
Grant had done well for his country, those
words of his would achieve greater victories
than he had ever won on the battlefield.
Hon. A II. Clapp deprecated the introduc-
ton of the resolution, and said as they were
AL working for the same grand object for
the sake of harmony he would move that the
resolutions lie on the table. The motion was
aEYeed To.
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THE BEST yard-wide Androscoggin and,
bles cbed cotton reduced tn 10 cents per yard
at furdett's, No. g2s 9Th street ana No. 706 X
street 1898
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NJ III. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING EsrAB

40 JsftTsOn Sireer, Georgeto,cn, ID C.
Established, 1881. Premium awarded, 1857 En-
laTgsd and improved, 1874. Ladies' and Geptlemen
wearing apparel Of every description, including
velvets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings Kid Gloves,
&c, &c, nicely cleaned Dyed also, Curtains and
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
| tie Summer months.
Send us your address end We will call for and re-
turn work at place in the District free Of extra
charge Work received and returned by mail or ex-
press from and to place in the country ap2l tr
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'T

II EMOyhL-DAvID X. YOUNGS Millinery
~ and Fancy Goods Establishment re- "a
town, to No II Bridge street An entire ~
new and complete assortment Of DRY -
GOODS has been added, making II the most com.
plete store in Georgetown to select from.
A visit rs solicited. aurls sn
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THE FIFTY PER CENT. STYLE.-Montreal
papers urge. In view of the large number OF
the absolute necessity OF some concerted
action on the part Of the wholesale mer-
chants in treating with men who fail in
business. II 10 complained that honest coun-
try merchants nnd 1t impossible to compete
with their nesghbors who fail and effect
.comproOise at fifty cents on the dollar.
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IT IS THE OPINION Of the Baltimore Ga
zette that lit is the greatest Of absurdities
TO call the graduates OF colleges thoroughly
educated" and that "the mass of matter
that 10 crammed AZ school into young Amer
lea only to lie undigested and useless In after
life 10 wonderful" 1t goes on to say that the
society for the encouragement Of home study
for young women is suggestiveo of what might
be done by can association Of young men am
bilious Of Improvement, and whose Studies
should take practical direction under some
professor capable Of laying out q proper
course of reading, and ready to explain any
points that require elucidatfon.
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We have just returned from New York with q
large and well selected stock among which We have
sV a0e spee,s, Ds.sains 70 onsr 20 our cusso@e
not be bought b the c.se 10 New Yort for the
!; q: !: q "a S ss..
Lo, q Canton FI.nnels at ,oc per 3D. cheap .. l,o
.na @ i 6Ts:s plaid and
f GDSsIwes na il great y.s,y Cent? White shiT:
lies. ' .1a nu-s. D.'n.sN' M ''''' ana s0'',
In The new psttsrns. rabse S:m.sr ana nee nee
styles Of Wine Cloth: Brown ana Bieschsd Sheet.
:, y "a ss:t &, SIS;n and sis;:sss
c,o, TOw vel r. so d TO- Iowe,ine $1,000,
OH Cloth :,
b ,ss% and
S Ss. a NC ssss ' to the Of
.en.~ ,oao psnn AZ .o, s,,s 80,
---- : - = =. 49,
ars ssee 70. sC Se1. pAMAsk TOWELS oil nen
ss:r one yard sids ns 6HiHTa
in navy tIue, II cepts
IN, GHh sRk ET Sac,
worth s. Cents. ''' '0'' 0l''k AhfAoA' |" cents
cents; Very cheap "OO' ''-eA 0'n
.. Ees is and winter DRESS GOODS, TN paids,
Good 6xH1oE FLANNHL, 10 cents.
ssn CALICO, in short ls.sA', TX cents
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ATTENTION, TRAMPs!-POlice Justice
Hendrfckson, of Hampstead, has given d.
recttons to the police officers of the village
to Immediately arrest all Migrants found
roaming about the village and to bring them
such terms of imprisonment, in either the
county jail or the Kings county peniten-
tfAry, as the law will permit. II tramps do
not desire to be locked up they had better
give Hampstead q wide berth.-N Y. Herald.
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MISSES. HUYCK 4 ADDISON, Real Estate
Brokers, have removed their office to No
1898 F street northwest, adjoining the Ebbitt
House. The building recently occupied by
them having changed owners, is to be con-
verted into Hotel.
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In FORTY RIGHT HOURS Q cough may be-
come dangerous; but within that time any
cough can be cured by the use OF Haie's
Honey OF Horebound and Tar. Sold by all
druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

ALTHOUGH we do not claim that the Elm
wood collar will wash, we do claim that IL
will keep clean longer than any other.-Adu.
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c. WlSWALL . CO..
Having been successful in disposing ef their sum
mer Stock, beg 20 announce that they have hand
= full assortment
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which viii be sold for less than original cost in or
der TO
CLOSE BUSINESS.
nLhSh ciLh c--.- -.--.--.S "a
BLACK CAsHMkkBS.....-.. 6s
BLACK ALPACAS, tvery fine, l....-...-..-...... 31a
WATER PROOFS reduced from 9 rs to Is cts.
Full line Fan and Winter CLOTHS and OASsI-
MER1S TO be seld without reserve.
UNpERWEAB and HOSIERY to be sold at
large discount from former prices.
Ladies and Gents GLOW rs ct lees than half price,
~sTOCK MUST BIZ SOLD.
J. O. WI0WALL q %.
No. 80 SEVENTH STREET,
sepS-tr Near Pennsylvanra avenue.
DRY FOODS.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
U. y. SENATE.

In the United States Senate, yesterday
letteI from the Vice President, stating
that he would not be present, was read:
Mr.. Ferry, Of Michigan, was then elected
temporary President, he receiving 80
votes to rs for M. Thurman, Of Ohio.
The credentials Of Senator-elect Booth
Of California, were presented, and Mr..
Booth was sworn in. The Standing Com
mittees were then chosen, after which
Mr.. Morton concluded his speech ia sup
port of the Pinchback resolution. Mr..
Merrimon, Of North Carolina, then spoke
in opposition to the admission Of Pinch
back. After an executive session, the
Senate adjourned.
The Hawaiian Reciprocity Treaty was
informally referred to the Committee on
Foreign Relations by the Senate yester-
day.
a Asupplemental treaty with Belgium
was sent to the Senate yesterday BY the
President, It's object is the securing of
reciprocal commercial relations between
the two, countries. ~ ~ ~ :.
The Senate yesterday confirmed God
love s. Orth as Minister to Austria; .Ho-
race @. Maynard, Minister to Turkey,
and Lemuel Evans, Marshal for Eastern
Texas. ~ - ... .-i.J a.if5-i
AT caucus Of the Republican Sena.
tors, yesterday, the name OF Chas. Ken
nedy, Of New York, was presented o.
Sergeant alarms tosncceed Mr.. French
The latter was elected in 1869. Mr.. Ken
nedy being his competitor then. The
matter will be decided at an adjourned
| caucus tomorrow. ..
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10

NOTfCE.-An persons Interested in the
IN matter Of taxation upon assessment Of
Investments for State, county and poor prrr-
poses In New Castle county, will please take
notice that the assessors OF the several Hun
dredB will call upon them for the purpose oil
assessing the proper investments AZ provided
by law and for amy information respecting
the same may call or address, the Levy Court
representatives for their hundreds, and for
Yedrese to the Levy Court IN person, as the
Court wiu cit aB q Court Of AFpeals during
the days OF their aitting until the .3lst day Of
March. 1876. JOHN +. SPRINGER, Clerk.
The following is the law on the subject, az
passed by the Legislature.
An act TO alter and amend the Act entitled
IAN act 70 raise revenue for State and county
Passedat Dover, March Goth, 1871. .
Be IL easctsd by the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssnfafiues Of fAs State Of DcssSaye. is Gt,sere
Lssesabiy met
SECTION J.. That from and after the passsg,
OF this act it shall not be lawful for any asses
cor In this State to asAess. and no tax shall b,
levied and collected on any debt or debts du,
from debtors residing in this State secured b,
or due on judgment, decree, recognizance
mortgage or bond for any purpose whatever.
SECTION Q. And be fkrtAsr enacted, Tha
this act shall not apply TO, nor exempt from
taxation any bonds, mortgage, or any othe
obligation due or owing from any incorpo
rated company in this State from any taxa
inconsistent with this act be and the came i
or are hereby repealed.
Passed at Dover, February 9Th, Ie7s
maY6-I9t
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10

our opposition to the proposed divis.
ion Of New Castle county az meg
sure not desired by the people, and
certain to increase greatly the expense
Of our local government and conse-
Cuently our taxation.
Resoseed, That the question of di-
VISION OF the county has no necessary
connection with the question of in
creased representation, and is mea-
sure OF radical and violent change, ,not
demanded by any adequate public con.
sideration.
Reso'oed, That the chairman of this
meeting be and he is hereby instructed
to forward these resolutions to the
Legislature now in session at Do
Yer.
The last resolution was not read TO
the meeting but was added as an af-
terthought, after the meeting adjourn
cd.
Col. Grimshaw moved the adoption
Of the resolutions.
Loud cries were made for John o.
Byne ESQ.,, and Col. Grimshaw.
Col. Grimshaw responded by broad
~ insinuating that friends of county
division had no business to speak at
this meeting, and then commenced to
read number OF additiona! names of
men who had signed in opposition to
county division referring to the good
character and standing Of each.
He was interrupted by cry for
question or the resolutions"
He then proceeded to refer briefly to
the resolutions after which they were
adopted about one fifth of the meeting
voting in IT, negative.
| Loud CALI we're then made for David
Lemon.
Mr.. Lemt in response said he ia
vored free 'peech, and was opposed { -,
gag law. ] any man has anything to
say in fave of county division, let
him speak. Applause.]
| Col. Grih. shawproposed three cheers
for New c; stle county.
/ Instead Q he cheers calls were made
for Mr.. OF 'yrne and Mr.. Lemon.
i Mr.. Hige 'ngs personally requested
Mr.. OBynr 20 address the meeting.
!. The cha; decided that Mr.. O'Byrne
could not : eak except 10y unanimous
= consent. ...
Mr: Hies.ugs proposed three cheers
for New Castle county, which were
given, after which the meeting ad-
: journeG
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
PimpIes, Eruptions, Rough Skin.

The system being put under the influence OF
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for q
few weeks, the skin becomes smooth, clear,
hoft and velvety, and being illuminated with
the glow OF perfect health from within, true
beauty stands forth in oil its glory. The
effects OF all medicines which operate upon
the Eystem through tho mediEm Of the blood
arc necessarily somewhat slow, no mater how
good the remedy employed. While one to
fhree bottles clear the skin Of pimples, blotch-
es, eruptions, yellow spots, comedones,. or
"grubs," dozen may possibly be required to
cure some cases where the system is rotten
with scrofulous or virulent blood poisons.
J he cure Of all these diseases, however, from
the common pimple TO the worst sorofula
is with the uae OF this most potent agent,
only matter Of time. Sold by dealers in
medicines.
COVERED NTH ERUPTfoRS, CURED.
CLAVERACK, Columbia Co., N. Y.
'Dr. Il. v. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sir-I am sixty years OF age, and have
been afflicted with Salt Rheum. in the worst
form for great many years, until, accidently
l saw one OF your books, which described my
case exactly. bought your Goldon Medical
Discovery and took two bottles and o half,
and was entirely cured From my shoulders
10 my hands was entirely covered with erup-
tions, also On face and body. was likewise
afflicted with RhenEnatlsnn, so that / walked
with great difficulty, and that is entirely
cared. Nay God spare you q long life to re
main blessing TO mankind. With untold
gratitude. MRS. A. W. WILLIAMs.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
STRAY WArYS.

Delightful weather prevails to-day.
The sralrows are b1ilding their nests.
The Market was we'll attended, this
morning.
Diamond State Loan Association meet ts
this evening.
Three drUnls weredi=p post d OF at police
court, this morning.
For all kinds Of job printing, u! lev.
prices, call at the GAzRTrR Office.
John b. Kemp, Esq, of Mississippi,
paid his friends III this city visit last
week.
The friends Of county division will
hold a meeting at Institute Hall, next
Saturday night.
u. S. Senator George 4. Dennis, OF
Maryland, paid Our city brief visit Oh
Tuesday. He does not think pinch
will be seated.
Coroner Groves left this city in the 16
o clock train this morning to hold an in-
quest over the body of young lady at
Newport. We have not heard the circum
stances of her death.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
Methodist Protestant Conferences.

The annual Conference of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church will commence
its sessions at the Starr church, on Pop
pleton street near Lombard, this morning
and numbers OF delegates from distant
places arrived in town to-day, to be in
readiness for the occasion. The Confer
ence includes, in addition to this State,
Delaware and the District Of Columbia,
It embraces 1914 churches and los minis-
ters, and each minister, will be accompa-
nied here by, o. lay member. n. "a -
The Conference numbers between "a, !
600 and $4,000 members, and the value Of
the church property is estimated at $768, J
600. There are II $50 Sunday school
scholars, and $50; teachers. OF the
churches are situated in this city, 4 in
Washington, and in Georgetown lone Of
the latter, o beautiful little structure,
only completed last falD. The Aourishl
ing Western Maryland College, situated
at Westminster, which was built at q
cost Of $4,000 is under the patronage Of
the Conference. o[et -. ~ !
Or. David Wilson is President OF the
Conference. The opening sermon will be
delivered by DIR. Swentzel at half past
ten o'clock, after which communion SER
vice viii be held from day to day until
Tuesday NEXT. When the Conference is
expected to adjourn. Baltimore Nes0t. 9th.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10

BusiNEes PRosPEcrs IN THE SourH. :
The commercial agency Of McKillip &
Bprague, New York, publish the an
exed paragraph of letter from Pen
sacola, Fla, which 1t is stated repre-.
sents the condition of affairs in most
of the cotton States, Texas excepted;
1--WE are thirty three per cent. worse
off than we were year ago. With
all the facts staring me in the face, ]
certainly would advise all dealers to
limit their of credits against any por.
ton of the South. The people here are
as honest as any in the world, but they
cannot pay when they have no means
and while it is gratifying TO know tha,
business men are honest, 1t does not as
sist the creditors, if they are unable
to pay. We are going 70 have very
dull summer, and ! fear that many o.
our business men will go under"
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10

ScARcfrY or oxsrrRs TN Nsw'Y YoRK.
There il en- unuxual scarcity of oysters
in the New York market Just now, ow-
ing TO the fact that the oyster beds Of
Long Island and Connecticut cannot b.
reached because Of the vast fields Of ice
by which they are blockaded, and also TO
the fact that feet of some Is schooners
from Virginia, with consignments for
that port, have been detained by adverse
winds. Prices have gone up from 80 cts.
per 100 to s.; but the scarcity, Of course.
is only temporary. A change Of weather
will break up the ice, and the overdue
vessels will probably put in an appear
ancs this week
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10

Miss Rraddon, the authoress, is an am
ateur actres Of great ability. ot
A Young man. in Storm Lake, Iowa re.
joices in the name of Orange Lemon.
Three woman in an Indiana court could
not tell the year they were living in.
Tennyson refuses to write for the Mag
azines; even three guineas line will not
tempt him. sr
John Corpse was tried for stealing in
Springfield, ILL.,, but he wasn't brought
"dead to rights
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10

Philadelphia Ledger opposes sinking
fund without surplus as stupend dous
plus, which should be made by reducing
expenditures. =
N. Y. Tribune says the country owes
Gen. Grant thanks for vetoing the sol
diers. bounty bill. ,....- /
Philadelphia Enqsirer says Ben. But
lers retirement gives more general satis-
faction than that of any other Congress
can party has Strengthened itself.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10

U. s. CoURr.AIn the q. 8. Court, yes
terday, Mr.. Higgins for the Government
in the Day case, concluded lengthy ar
gument. He was followed by Mr.. Mas
hour, when Court adjourned. Mr.. Mas
sey will continue to-day.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
whnee this Great Commetion the

pWhnee thfs Great CommotiOn the
country through, among the Alcoholic Bitter
mengers? They stand aghast at an innoya
ton ,ontheir privilege OF making drunkRrds
Of the sick. A competitor has come into tha
aeld with which they cannot contend DE-
the undecided essence OF the most eficaciouA
vegetable tonics and alterahves in the world
is driving all the stll-born nostrums .of King
Alcohol to the wall There is no disease, in
ternal or external, IN which ,it IL not hena-
aesaey adminiataEed teh2AlM
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
D bE y.

PBoPLEs.--O On the 9th inst !, Jane, wife Of John
Peoples, IN the blst year Of her pae.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence Of her husband, on Saturday
afternoon, at Q O'Clock.
FMEeAa.--ln tins city, March 7th, Henry r..
Finegan. l. - u y >
'His fYiends and Ah0ee Of tbe family are in
vited 10 attend the funeral on ThEsday morn
residence, COO Washingson street. Services
at 6t Peters Chareh ) lnteRnGpt at the 6t.
J0seph's cemetery, BraAdywine. Z.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
L@ale. w,sn,ng 40 .u.cna.s o light

running and Simple Sewing Machine. would
do we'll to call at No. f18 Market Street. Viii.
mineton. Del. and see one OF the incest Fami-
ly S,s Lg Machines in the world. 1t has no
equal it sews from the thicke est to the thinest
material if desired without change of needles.
Our hobby is simplicity. durability. light
running. and no threading-up required; self
threading shuttle and self-setting needle.
Sold on easy monthly instalment, or a liberal
discount off for cash. Ladies don'tbuy o
heavy and complicated machine, but get the
light running New American.
y7d4wfv j. H. PRIMROSE. Agent.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10

SALR OF REAL Esrl rEf Sheriff Lslmb b.
AppoQlinimink Hundred, To G. Z. Roth.
well, for $500. 1t contained 81 acres.
The mill OF J. S. Hand was withdrawn.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
NOEICES.
IMPOSED 10 DIVISION.

OPPOSED TO DIVISION
" A meeting Of the citizens Of Christlapa
Hundred and vicinity who are opposed to q
division Of New Castle County, win be held
ct the Hotel Of Michael Lynch, in Centreville,
Dol, on SATURDAY Afternoon, 18th inst,
at 8 O'Clock. Tho meeting will be addressed
by Hon. VIM. @. Whiteley and Col a. H.
GrimehaY. All in favor Of economy and op.
posed to the division Of the County are re.
qnested to attend.
HENRY DuPONT,
. - JAMES DEIIAPLAINE,
marl0tn j. POUISON CHAEDDElt
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10

Among the bills defeated in the last
Congress was that in aid OF the Bay
field and St. Croix Railroad. The bill
proposed to confirm to the company
about $500, 900 in money and $15, ,000,-
600 worth of pine timber.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10

Have you yet secured a Ticket III the Texas
Git Concert Association, ot penison, Texas?
Ii not now is your time. Neglect this oppor-
tunity and fortune may never again knock at
your door. Strike while the iron is hot,'
the Association in the full tide OF success,
and by so dong you may enrich yourself and
children. $4,000 for Que dellarl Who will
be the holder Of the lucky Ticket which is
bound to draw the capital prize?
The daily gazette., 1875-03-10
A Distressing Cough

Causes the friends Of the sufferer almost
as mach pain as the sufferer himself.
DR.. Visitors Balsdrs of TVild CHERRY speed
lily cures coughs, colds, influenza, sore
throat, &c. It will always relieve Com
sumption. and in many wen-attested d
cents and 81 bottle, large bottles much
the cheaper.