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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-29
Old Folks Concert.

We were sorry 10 see so few at the
Old Folks Concert last night. but that
is cllargeable to the antics of old
Boreas, who was in a fretful mood. A
little trouble was occasioned by the
non- arrival of Miss Nichols, but after
her appearance everything went
smoothly. The solos, duets and cho-
ruses were up to the standard of the
last concert, and the vocal part APP
prnpriately concluded with 1.-The Old
Folks ut Home" which was touch
ingly beautiful, under the musical
management OF the Misses. Nichols,
Wheeler and Edelman. The Fort
street Nj. E. Church is under great OBJ
legations to the ladies' just named, as
well as to Miss Morris, Mrs. Aber-
nathy, Miss Stewart, Prof Havell and
Others, for the success of these con-
certS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-29
The Chinese Festival.

The Chinese festival closes this
morning, after its three days and four
nights of strange religion. Yester-
day and last night the priests were
most earnest and the masses most de-
vout. The priests kneeled and chant
ed the blue gowned boys bowed, and
the rank and file looked on with great
interest. The procession of priests
and musicians made solemn tour
around Chinatown, and spent consid-
erable time at certain stores praying
for the dead. In one or two places
the prayers were supplemented with
elegant spreads for the nOurishment
of the disembodied Chinamen, ami
the evil spirits that are supposed to
trouble the celestial existence OF the
deceased We're quietei 10y the burning
of prayers, the ringing of gOngs and
the firing or bombs. One of the lat
ter got into the little she, devoted to
the shelter Of the efiihy of the black
devil and it was not long until his sa-
tanic majesty was burned to ashes.
The event caused considerable alarm,
but the shed being of green lumber
did not take fire and soon The Chinese
were going around congratulating
each other; "Devil buried, good luck
ee, gool luckie" seeming TO think
lhat his accidental destruction was 81
good omen. last night ut II late hour
the two large figures that guarded the
entrance IT, the Joss House were burn
ed in the street, amid loud din, hide
Gus noises, mDnotOnOus chants and
screeching music. II, morrow, the Joss
House will be pulled down, and the
permanent ornaments shipped by the
priests to San Francisco. The expense
of all this to he Cinnamon has been
verY heavy. The three priests were
paid $500 and their expenses, to come
here during the festival; the musl-
clans were paul $3.50 and expenses,
aud the Use OF the two great figures of
the door-keepers of the portals of
heaven, cost 500 aud freight. Alto
getherit was grand success, though
it used up about 5000 of Johns SUR
plus funds, but then it Is great re-
lief to the Mongolian to think that
he has got a religious hold Oh the dew
IL for even u short period. ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-29
Passengers Coming.

The steamer Orizaba, which left
San Francisco at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning, carries the following list of
passengers for Los Angeles;
Mrs Il North, II Yount, Mrs McGreg-
or, Don Juan Forster, 4 Booth, M ID
Wagener, G Litchenberger, ] Alkere
ami wife, Miss Reed, E DeYough, l.
liergland, q Warden, Mrs 8 Burns,
Miss Gleason, Mrs w Lee, G Darrical
II Judson, A kemer and wife, d Cha
pei, a y Kirlan, j Holmes, 5 New
bauer, Miss S Judson, Miss A Brown,
Mrs j Booth, Miss Yount and sister,
J Saeuz, j Marsh, Mr. Bixby and fam
lily, > Reed and family, e Moore, A 5
Greenk, M Stice, Mrs Silver, H Dali
ton, G s Meriva and wife, f Peters, p
Garner, A Cornwall, ] Reed, o Sey.
mour, j Ainslie, f Whitney, w A
Chapman, A Farlas and wife and P G
Lynch.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-29
Passengers for San Francisco.

The following passengers left San
Pedro yestarday for San Francisco per
steamer Ancon: J Dounet, NJ Drake
and family, B Alexis, M J Hill, Father
RolandO, N Haines, p ID Rooney, NJ
Ordenstein, Mrs Foster and two chm,
Mrs Peoples, II Steel and wife, NJ
Smith, l. ID Carlet, E Fisher,-J w
Scott and wife, Mrs ] Crowley, c NJ
King, ] NJ Ellis, d Scanned, r Fl Gil
man, J M Rothschild, L Il Goodner,
wife and friend, Mrs A NJ Stoddard,
Mrs g T Wood, a J Curry, M l. Ken
nedy. w NJ Lockwood. w Clarke. J A
Bratshneidel, f w Champion,C Field,
A Sepulve,la, Mrs A ID May, WV
Whixon and family, Mrs Woods, w
d Lawton, w A Conn; and ten in
steerage.
For Santa Barbara: J L Barker, G
Newton, J Rohes, Mrs M S Barker.
w r. Wise, III G. Cram, NJ Lloyd, d A
I.avendel, Mrs Dodge, Miss A 5 Clark,
n Ellis, j Mix.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-29
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
THURSDAY, October asth.

THURSDAY, October 2sth.
Owing to a press of interesting dis
patches we are compelled to present
the following epitome of the Councit
proceedings:
Zanjero's collections for October,
$30325.
Marshals weekly collection of city
taxes, $3,2l9.5O.
City Attorney instructed to prepare
an ordinance to change the line OF
Pearl street, and to open Adobe street.
Chain gang captain instructed to
| use prisoners to build n bridge over
the arroyo near Jewish cemetery.
On report of City Attorney 30 days
| additional time was given for payment
| of city taxes.
The City Surveyor submitted map
of lot s, block al.
Mayors report on Pearl street re-
ferred to the Surveyor.
Mr.. Hughes was allowed warrants
| OH his contract.
The S. 2. X. r. depot question
| was laid over.
Resolutions on grade of Spring, Fort,
| Sixth and Main streets, and improve
ment Of Also street, between Los An
gees and Alameda, were adopted.
| a resolution widening San Pedro
street to 80 feet was adopted.
A resolution for II dam across the
Los Angeles river was adopted.
The Finance Committee reported IA
vorab bly, on sundry bills.
The Zanja Committee was author
ized to use $500 for the Improvement
of the river bed. -.--.
The Park Committee was author
lied to contract for trees for city park.
The Mayor was authorized to sign
contract with Mr.. Austin for fume.
A petition for the grading of Pearl
street and the modification OF grade
on Hill street, between Second and
Third, was read and referred to the
Committee on Public Works, and
work ordered stopped. .-
a. Paul de Tournici's petition was re-
ferred to the Land Committee.
Daniel McCarty's petition was, laid
over. @flf
superintendent Folke's report on
Main street sewer was filed.
The City Clerk was instructed to is.
sue warrants for the fifth section OF
the Main street sewer.
Sundry bills We're referred to the
Finance Committee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-29
A Card.

Since giving my testimonial to the
public on the 18th inst. have gained
five pounds more in weight, making
eight een pounds that / have gained
since commencing Dir. Aborn's treat
ment one month ago.
G. w. JOHNSTON,
Night Clerk Bacllman House.
October nth, 1875.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-29
Still A other Card.

/ have been under DR.. Aborn's
treatment three weeks. for throat
and bronchial affection and have COM
menced to improve from the first and
have already gained five pounds in
weight, W1a q
OREL GoLDARACENE,
Clerk at I. Rosenthal & Co., Los
Angeles street.
Los Angeles, Oct, 9th, 1875.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-29
ouT OF REACH.

We two wandered by the bay,
My sweetheart andl;
Quietly The water lay, -
Qu etwas he sky,
And my darling stood and ga2edi
" ith her Iair face upward raised:
"Would the stars might be
Nearer earthp said sne.
81, II me, tell me. U my love,
Why are stars So far abvye?"
On the shore W. found boat:
"Come, sw etheart," said /;
"O'er the water let us float,
here the stars are nigh
So she leaned her o er he side,
q . ny down into the tld",
"Would that Stars might be
Nearer ear h." said she,
"Tell me, true love, y u know,
Why nre stars sol ~ b 'iow?"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-29
Or. Aborn's Last Week.

This Is the last week that the af-
flicted will have to consult DR.. Aborn
personally in Los Angeles, for the
present. He will receive no patients
after Saturday noon, October 30th.
DIR. ABORN,
Backman House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-29
DR.. ARoRN,s SERVICES
within the Reach Of All.

In order that persons in moderate
circumstances may be treated as well
as the opulent, DR.. Aborn will, during
the remainder IF this week, furnish
the afflicted with course of medicines
for from ten to forty dollars.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-29
- - - - -. :
STOCK REPORT.

LSpeciol Dispatch to the Hc,oid.l
SAN FRANCISCO, October 2S.
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-29
New Patents.

Through dispatches to Dewey & Co.
Patent Agents, San Francisco, we re.
ceive the following advance list of
United States Patents granted to Pa
cific Coast inventors, viz: w. b. Hig-
gins, San Francisco, sewing machine
treadle; Il. A. Blake, San Francisco;
hydraulic lift dry dock; A. }. Curtis,
San Francisco, fare-box; u. Gowing,
San Francisco; machine for filling
sewing machine bobbins; j.. S. Hall,
San Francisco, short thread sewing
machine; D. Kendig, Napa, gang
plow; II. McInness, San Francisco,
slotted framing square; Z. Wlegand,
Virginia City, New, separating gold
from other metals; J. Nj. Beath, San
Francisco, ice machine; E. a. Bush
nell, Oakland, knife sharpener and
polishtr; G. +. Keller. Heald,burg,
combined planter and cultivator; r.
L. Rice, San Francisco, method and
apparatus for burning oil; Henry NJ.
Stow, San Francisco, brick pavement.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-06-24
PROCEEDINGS
on THg
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Y0GRTH pAY.

FOURTH DAfs
5uDo i0tls, 1875.
The Board met pursuant " ADJOURN
Bent members al present. ninntes
oi yo~1rday road and approved.
TIE Issarsi raw proceedea ~ MAKE
eettl4 n..l,st sftfis re Irk.a~4lfsf and having
ss1autit,na tsga Warrants AID vouchers IN
tho Ireasurer's Dliiee atit entnpase1 the
same mttls H,e Infiitof'a boOksf aifd
leufI tll6 salDe W 10 correct. aish pfaef-
sei that sssid ~aFrauts a8G taagnefs 10
,,ia,,ad 0n as IL tils AadlDor' vsfFGs.
Ifaai etalL IJgtioH n the bucks spd
vouchers b0tii of eplieefl0ne since Jssil'
III 4sTs AHA far plo0ev paid ORE by TN
Treasurer tho faiioWii,s Naa fopftd " ri
i synopsis 81 the coiigstions and yonefi-
err and 81 tijc fai8neeB q tie several
tilasls remaining in the Treasurer
hAtuis, W sgit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-01
Obio @ailenfreuuo.

ber dllgerneine 8cifall aller @uten fir
Gu9 iebenlo piele unterpf pfdnoer Der g6ttz
li9en Sulo. @ammelt gu9 oaber neue
&roft fte unb erb0bten Mutb gum Sample,
un6 glaubet an gu9 seridtet Die Morte>
Die einlt Der iterbente Matbatias an 49,
rocl ri9tete, ols Die gottlo1 1en @eIebe ocs
Mntio6us es 5um Mbfall pom @lauben
1einer Wdter brdngten: ~@tarf 1T nun
Der uebcrmut6, uno cine 3cit Der 5tra fc,
oer 8erlpii flung uno Oes 9rimmigcn 3or=
mes. Dorum, @Dbne, cifert nun fir
oas @e1eb uno gebet Guer 2ebcn fir oen
Buno Gurer Bdtcr. @eoentet oer Sbo=
ten oer 8ater Die lie sctbon in ibren
3citen, uno SIR lueroet groBen Nubm
erlangen unb einen e>pi9en Namcll."
0os baben in WabrDcit er unb lcine
@obne getban> unO 9as boben lie er=
langt. Das al1o min 19en gSir ppllcr
3uperli9t AUDI @u6 BON 9on5em Scr5cn
au9lei9 nit ber Tiile tpirtl tlamen @no=
6en6eilanoes. Das unterpfano oclcl=
ben m69c Der apoitoli16e @egen lcln>
melGen Wir Gurem 9an5en Screinc uno
alien einselnen Mit9lieOern ols 3ci@cn
unleres pdterli9en Wo6lwollens in al
ler 2iebe ertbeilen.
@eseben gu @om bei ct. Yeter. ben
II. Ottober 1876 i'm breiBiglten Sabre
l1n1eres Yonti ficats. Pius P.P.lA.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-01

|alle abereldubiiae Snbultrie. Sn Netp
Norf CAB es i'm Sabre 1853 niat menieer
.als 26 Mobr5ageriuten =. bic ibre &unit
-6feutli9 ,,an1ei9ten uno iebr eintrd9lihe
@eIddfte lma6ten.l Sod ieien mir ni@t
unaerebt. Mu9 bic beutiden @robitahte
alien .poran Die Metropole Der beutl@en
ynteuiaenA Gno in bieler 8e5iebuu9 nidt
binteir ben Torberungen oes 3eit9eiites
suriidgeblieben. Sn Den Berlincr 3eit<
ungen tann man tdo(ib @el9aftsan5ei<
gen bon Wabrio9erinnen unb onoeren
Snoul ltrie0en' bieier Mrt lelen. Sm Sabre
1859 entbedte bic Poli5ei in Der Nd6c
bon Berlin cine Yerlon, tpel6e nit Der
Bereituue bon 9iebestrdnfen lid befabte
,ino baourd cine tdgli9e @inno6me BON
mebreren Sbalern er3ielte. - Nud Der
Berliner 8u9bonoel meib bieie 0erirr<
un9 wo6l oussunuben. 0as Bu4: rWer
pill beiratben ? nebit einem ipmpatbi1den
Wfitel bur9 mel9es iid) Seoer @egen<
liebe per16affen fann,1 Berlin 1853, bat
in einem Sabre orei @u 1oSen erlebt. 49,
v@obn's &unlt, aug Der Sanob0ble, Den
Tingern uno Den 9ldgeln oas 2eben u.l.f.
genau 5u beitimmeu ," 2. 9(uf. 1859,
,purbe in orei Sabren in $4,000 Ggempl.
pertauft. - 9ie eldn5enbite 8u&bdnoler
Gpeculation in bie} Ter &i6tuns mar aber
obne 3meifel oas unter Dem Sitel nDes
alten @6dfer Sbomas feline @ebeim<
uno @Dmpatbie= Mittel" 9ltona 1858
II. r., erl6ienene @ert, in melbem oller=
lei @@pinoelrecepte, oud) iiber pboto'
graphic, Tirni1e, 9Fdu6erfer5en, Yopo=
9eierabrihtung uno pieler toQe unlinn
3uiammeneeitelt lino."" 8on ben o4t
Bdnoen, Die es umTobt, >uuroen in tueni=
gen Sabren an 10000 Gycmplaren ab<
9e)ebt. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-01

SIN 81 e w gort 1T cine orn,e gSittipc,
slnn Gbompfon, budfdblid 9unacrs seltorbcn.
Sic ppbntc in, n0rolid)en Staottbeile IN einer
elenocn Rammer, in iuelder beinabeNucS fchltc.
glls man bic Grou auf ibrem elcnoen StroD>
loecr fano tonntc iic nit idmader @timme nur
nod ia9en, bab iie felt brci Sa9cn teinerlci
@abruns gu iid) 9e"om'nen, iue'l 1'e te1ae &C.
bobt babe; lic mor aou; ab9cScbrt. Mfon brod)te
iic nod oem @pitol, iuo iic 5mci @tunocn oo'
rouf itarb. 60 9eidebcn i'm rcid)en g(cip gorf,
100 eS 9Rillionlre in Men9c 9icbt.
-Na9 itotiitii@en @r9 cbnn9en
bat iid) III @rcubcn bic 3obl Der Siren binncu
i Sabrcn u,n II q s3 oermcbrt. gs 1T tein Mun'
Der, pcnn bic 2eute uor Grcuoe narril@ mcrocn.
8 III Wloutre q I bat man cincn Monn
auf orci Nlonate ins @cfananib sel6idt, meil
er bon bet Sbire eincs 9(o6barbouieS, in mel
d)em eiue 2cidc lag, ben GrouerFor 9e>toDlcn
butte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-01
Scr Bapit at bic &atbp(ifen 9eutl6=
lambs,


Yapit 4ius TX. bat III Grluioerun9
Der More{le oer britten @eneralperIamm=
lung bes Main3er &atbolitenpereins nos
fol9enoe @9reiben erlaHen:
@eliebte @D6nc! @rub uno apoitoli=
l6en @esen!
Scr &f> >pel9er emit i'm 9immel
ouseefo6ten morh, ii BON 9seuem In
unlerf1 Sagen auf Groen entbrannt, uno
a>por ni9t mebr ,pie friiber, nur i'm Ser
borqenen unb pereinselt, ! 1pnocrn D1fen
uno NIT pereinten &rdften. Ofenbor
eebt ,pie oomals oas glei6e Banner BEL
Sen poron. 9enn ouf Der SABINE jener>
Die nit 9intanlebung oller iroil6en eSSn~
terelIen mutbig fir i4ren @lauben> ibre
Stride uno oeren 9eDeili9te &e9te fdmp=
fen, eritrablt Die oltebr>piiroi9e 2oIang:
Wer 1T ME @ott; auf bas anoere 3ei=
diem aber, bos Die 9e1@worenen Seinbe
unlerer III. Heligion erboben, fat tpabn=
innioer 6o9mutb bas Nort 9el9rieben:
ueber Die @terne Oes @immels lperoe id@
1eben meincn Sbron, Dem 9D91ten mill
ID slei6 ltin. Mber oes slei8en &omp=
fes BART au6 ser slei6e 2lus9ang nno
ME oomals 6er @o@mutb oer &ebeQen
in oie @6ue binob9elfleuocrt 'uoro, 10
weroen audi Sene nieoer9eworfen weroen,
oie ba 1treben, li6 an Die @teQe &ottes
au 1eben unb 1ein &ei9 auf Groen 5u
pertiiqen. 9ober mini i6en Bir Gu6
@lad> bic SIR segriinoet auf ben feiten
Tels, ben Gbriitus bin9e lteat, in oer ne=
ber5eugun9, oob @ott nit Gu9 it, uno
oob Die g forten Der 9Dl(e nimmer lene
@a9e iiberlualtigen lperoen> fir 'pel4e
SIR eintebt, - unbctuegli6 uno mutbig
ausbarrt in Dem beiben @trelte. nno
oab 6ieis Gucre @laubensfeiti9tcit on9
pom @rfolse in un5meioeutiser @elle
unteritiibt lpiro, eriiil(t llns in Der Shat
nit Treube l.; lino oo6 Der ougen=
i6einli9e Nubef Gurer @erlommlnngen,
8crot9ungen unb8e1 1trcbungsn im&ompfc
9esen oos bereinbre6enoe unbeil Der fri<
1be, relisi6le @ei1t, Der in ben @ldubi=
gen erwa@t unb neu 9eitdrft 1T, enoli@
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-01
A@- Gtue Sucbbinberet-

1T in %omcrob bilis 5u pcrfonfen. 81 oct
IeitDeriae Bu6bin0er iein @c1Aott nl9t tort'
fiiGren tuiro unb iid) Dier in me'tem lmtrtne
Ionit fcin 8u6binber bcfinoet, 10 btetet l.d'
icbt cine quite @clegcnbcit fir einen oldcn, l'd)
bier nieocr3ulallen. Man pcnec 11@ al o1e
Neoaftion.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-01

D 0rtDdD1e Il SegfaD1t 1tl n0mltD teFItHORt
bas 1iinoli1e 8egebren 6es Men19sn 5u
ieiner 8cfriebi9un9 9eraos3u I,eue Sor<'
men ser Mabr|aserei unb 3auberei. Gsj
luGt auf ,,,euer1 Meeel1 unoroentli6e 8e+1
3iebunsen 3lr ienl leitiseu @elt. Man
fDnnte bie1e eon5e @ebiet nit Dem Na'
men bcs &unf=Mbergldubens pon Dem
h |laturtpid d(isen, iiberlieferten @oltsaber=
9lauben abgrensen. - -.
9ie{er &unitabcr9louben bot, ,uie mir
|16on supor anbeuteten, in Der @egen1part
pieoerum cine ans ungebeuerli6e gren-
aeube 0erbreitune unb ,@err}@aft erlanSt.
Gs 1T fir. ieoes 9riitli6e @emiitb i'm
6661ten MoBe betriibenb, >pabr5uncbmen,
,pel9' einem Mbsrunb fttlider @eroerbs
nib bieie @rl6einung bes iocialen 2ebens
enti itammt, uno peld' einem 1damlo|en,
bioboli1den @iinoenoienl tie oaour6 bllfs
rci1e @anb 9eboten miro. Sern lei es
poi, mir aud nur iii, @erinelten Den
E@9leier Der ipiritil ltii@en Mplterien, tpie
lie nomentli9 in Nmerifa nod INNER in
b16fer BIiitbe iteben, Dor oieier Ser
lon,mluns liiften gu molten. @tatt oei@
len m0@te i9 li:ber ben einen merftuiir-
oisen umt tonb nod berporbeben bab
Die ,pieoerboIte Nufoeduns Der craiieiten
Bctrii9eret, ,pelde Die &orppbden bcs
mooernen &unitaber9laubens ouf Soften
ibrer Noepten 9eluerbsmdbig treiben, nibt
i'm Gtonoe semeie ien 1T Die irrcgeleitete
@eieQl6aft aus ibrem Saumel lpa@Su<
rufen. -
60 bat es Dem greoit BEG @piritis<
mus tcine ,pelentli9e @inbuBe 9ebradt,
oob W}. Some, oas beriibmtelte lpiriti<
ltil9c ~Meoium" I'M Sabre 1868 BON
Dem bD9ften @eri9tsbofe Gnslanos 5ur
9trausgabe elmer: @umme bon $4,000
Yf. ct. :, Die er tpie bos l1rtbeil 1ast
betrii9criI9er Meile erlangt bube oer=
urtbeilt muroe 9ie1e fleine @umme
NOR ndmli9 neb1 i Der 9(nnobme an
@obnes @tatt uno einem gu leinen
.@un1ten sema6tenSelament Der bei&ei<
oene Yreis, I'm, pel6en Some elmer rei=
den =ensliI9en gitttpe 9eseniiber li6
] perp1ibttt bate, ibr unterreoungcn nit
Dem &eilte hires peritorbenen W}onnes
uermitteln gu ,upllen. un9liidlider Weiie
botten bic @rben Der Wittlpe >pdbreno
Spme Die GrfiiQung ieiner @erpiliatu
gen per5ogerte, bur9 Elm 1anoeres Meeium
Sen @ei1t oes Der1torbencn citiren lailen.
Dieler ertlarte ibr ooB lie. bur6 Some
bas Opfer zines biabolii6en 8etruges
eewproen lei uno Die @a6e Dor Die
@eri6te bringen miiHe. 0&an bat ni4t
bemertt, ,baB Some oieier Gpiiooe in
1einen i'm Drude eri4ienenen uOHenba.
rungeu ii6er 1ein iibernatiirli6es 2eben"
einen plab persDnnt babe. /
ueber einen ettpas bormlolen .leoo6
nidt minoer 6arotteriitil9en 6all dbns
li6er 9lrt beri6tete Die 2eip5i9er 3eitung
Dom IA. San. 1859 Tol9enocs ~Sn
Bojton permittelt leit me6reren Sa9ren
Gin @eil ilterbe16,p0rer als ~poitmeliter
ous Dem @eiiterreib"> luie er li9 aus
orudli9 unb Dffentli@ nennt, einen Brief
tpeAlel s,pilAen 2ebenoen unb Seoten,
oos @tid fir einen Douar. Sic @eiiter
eictiren ibm 1elbit Die Nntworten. 9(u@
belorgt er Bilonille Der @eforbenen, Die
i'm @eiterreide ielbit gcSei6net meroen;
lein YpItmsilteramt 1T ihm iiberaus eint
trdgli6. Gin @eiitli6er bat ii@ nnldnsit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-25
a L Elk A n ID RIA.

DEATH or THE oUNTY TREAsURFR-Mr.
vigil L. CCfbett, treasurer OF Alexandra
county, died At his residence, near Balls
Cross Road, aDOut O'Clock this morning,
after long and painfCl illness from abeeSs
ON the liver. lie was elected treasurer in
$50, and continued 10 nil that position until
his death. He leaves widow and four chill
!reuswho have the sympathy of the entire
Community with them in their berea vement.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CGSVENrION.-The
republican county convention held their
meeting last evening. The meeting was
called 10 order by w. \ Roe, and a temporary
organization effected by the selection ol Il
g. cunningham as chaiTman and III. ID.
Smltn secretary, and permanent organiZa-
uOn captain III. ID. Smith chairman and Cal
VIZ III. Richardson secretary. The nominee :
Tor sheriff were W. &. Wib!rt and Geo. Pal
iant; william {. Wibirt nom dated. Com
monWealth AttOrney-Edmund Burke ire
Cmluated) County Clerk-Lou!s T.. Payne
ana X. l.. Mitchell. After cOnsid. aTable de-
nate. Louis Payne was renominatef County
Irtasurer-Benj. Austin (decline,D, ~. C..
NandeubuIg and John Il. Syphax; c. T.. Van
Ctnburg 10 minated. Comm SStoner of II eve
uCe-Calvin II. Richardson (declineIl. 10 IN
- Syphax (declined), X. 5. Laws liecllnelD.
X l.. Mitchell (dsclined), and Henry L.
Holmes nominated. Benz. Austin. w. 4
Hoe and Robert q. Cunningham were then
elected CO unity committee, and the conyen-
ton al. ugnea.
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G. EOR ETO WN.

TIM tASAL.-Owiug to ? break in lock
NJ near the Chain bridge. there were no
arrivals IF boats by the canal to-day. \
canal boat arrived yesterday with LOAD of
WHlS6 pine lumber from the Cumberland re-
glOn FOL MgSSrs. WheaGey Bros, which is
The FIST Arr val OF that kind of merchandise
from mat section by canal since before the
war.
today sold J,JO0 herring, az Sl4 per thou
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LOCAL n E w s.
smusemepts, &C, Tonight,

al n lIt,s' IiGI -Ira1latIc enteTtaj- In1nnt
nv ire Sons of JOuadab- Ten Mig ats in a
Bar Room
Malltis F.oL-SINteeEth AM laI Floral
May Festival.
ducfEe TTtfGfer-SOug. 'yIiustrelSy AM
dance, CCECiGdITg with ,.cr--.lu-can.
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CITY 1T NJ s.

GFSTLENES's STRAW HATS hlaarlir.l an,
dyeri and finished IN the latest STYLES. a. \.
T. Writings bleacheTy, 92I Pennsylvania
avenue. 5g56
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TIVE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK. corner
of G street and LoIisiap avenue, Laws i've
Per cent. interest on deposits male on or be
fole the 81 OF each month. Can and ge, a
cory of the regulations. 5257
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SIX PER CENT. INTEREST pe.id on flepoSits
payable on demand. Special rates on time
deposits. j. II. Squier x Co, Bankers, 14I6
Pennsylvania avenue. 515.eoI:
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Valuable Disr,yeYx

III Z. w. Benson, a PractiCing Physician.
log North Ectaw street, Baltimore, who has
Pald muca attention 10 nervous Diseases
has disccve cred that extract of Celery and
thamor.ile combined, In a certain proper
ton, Invariably cures either Bilious. DyS-
peptlc, Nervous or Sick Headache. Neural
sla ard Nervousness. This is triumph IN
medical chemistry, and sufferers all over the
country are ordering by mail. He prepares
III In pills at 80 cents per box. The Doctor is
largely known and highly respected in Bal
timOre.-Epjscopdl Methodist. Sold by all
Druggists. Charles StOtt Il Co. $50 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, agents for Washington.
2,25,t ,th,s,3:
FOR Moth Patches. Freckles and Tan. SIX
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face. Black Heads or Flesh Worms, use
PeTTU'S If1pTOred COneClOne and PinlIIe Rem
edV. the Great skin Medicine, or consult DIR.
b. c. Perry, 40 Bond street New York. $751;:
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RAIT ROAD y CCIDTNT.-TiIc Baltimore AMI
Potomac train from Washington. which loft
mere at 81 p. III. yesterday. ran OF the track
in the tunnel near LAFAYETTE station. PaItI-
E.Cfe. and the engine ami b3g-age car were
slightly damaged. Nobody was hurt.
PROPFRTY-OwNERS who have not made
application for damages 10 property bv
reason Of public improvements can now file
their claims with j. c. Lay u Co, No. 2Z3 <
street -
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IHE DROWNED FISHERMAN, ROYs-Iu
ILt case OF James ROyS. the missing fisher
nan, whose body was found floating in the
tlStr a. Gie>bOrO', the cOrCneT's Jury found a
.tielct "a az '-tLe deceased came 10 his death
- GioWiin NJ not known whether by accident
IutlLC expense. - -