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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

Eb. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneor,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets, n. w ,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

81 Real Estate Broker and Auctinner,
Federal Buildings, corner ami It'll st.. northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08
Z ATIMER & CLEARY,

janli-eosds [Repi L4TIMER &CLEARY. Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08
STOVES, &c.

las. X NARROWER. Md4EfaeflreT Of Stovss ard
~ ItrtrGEg, and dealer in Hardware and "A.
House. uruishlLg Goods. Roofing and SpOut- 80
Ing a speciality. No. 1886 l4th street north ~
west near Rhode Island avenue. sepl0-ly ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

nRAW AND STRAIGHT POKER.
All Cheating Tricks and advantages ~ this and
cher games planned IuClose three cent postage
amp for circular and learn 70 protect yourself. GOd
Nill never spend money 20 a better advantage.
Address PARKER BONARD,
AL ~ 81 Fulton street, New York City.
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(NuSlonb).
- 9os preuBilde &lol lteroufbebun9s=
Gaub9ciek aus Dem oritten oiesid6ri9en
Sa6r9ang Der 8ismardl9en Moi9e@ebe
bat ben fol9enoen @ortlaut:
S l. Mqe Oroen uno oroensd6nli0en
&on9re9ationen Der totboli19cn STRIDE
1ino perbaltli0 6er Be ltimmun9 oes S
2 BON oem @ebiete ber YreuBil6en Mo=
narGie aus9ei6lohen.
Sic Grri6tuns bon 9tieoerlal llun9en
oerIelben lit unterla9t.
Sic CUR 3eit BE ltebenOcn Nieoerlo llun-
gen oiirfen uom Sage Der @erfiinoun9
oieles @e1ekes ob neue Mit9lieoer, un=
bel ldaoet ber 8or1 r19rift oes S 2, ni9t
aufnebmen uno lin0 binnen feds Mono=
ten auf5ulSlen. Ser Mini1ter Der gel ltli=
6cn In9ele9enbeiten lit ermddti9t, oiele
Trilt fir 9tieoerlaliun9en, uel6e li6 NIT
Dem unterri6t uno ocr @r5iebun9 OerSu=
geno bel1dfti9en, ,lm fir beren GrIab
our9 anberlpeite gn 1talten uno Ginrid=
tl1n9en 3eit 5u lo1len, big oui bier Sabre
5u perldngeren. 3u slei6em 8ebufe tann
0erlelbe au6 nod Ql5laui bic1es 3eitrau=
mes ein5elnen N&it9liebcrn bon Oroen
uno oroensd6nli6en &ongre9ationen Die
geiu9nib 9e>pdbren, unterri@t 81 ert6ei=
len.
S 2. Nieoerla11ungen Der Oroeu ooe>
or0ensabnli6en Gon9regationeu, luelht
| li6 ousl@liebli6 Der &raufenpilege wio'
men, bleibcn fortbci itcben lie t0nnen je=
oo9 jeoerseit our6 Notwithstanding
ouf9eboben mcrOen bis bobin lillo bi
N}ini ter bes Snnern uno Der 9eiltli6er
9lngelegenbeitcn ermd6tigt> iDnen oie9laf
nobme neuer N}itglie0er su 9eltatten.
S3. Die fortbelteben0cn 9fieOerlo 1lun=
gen Der Or6cn uno orocnsd6li9en Gon=
gre9otionen lino Ser Nuflibt ocs5toates
ertporfen.
S 4. 9as @erm0gen Der aufsel01 item
Nieoerlol llungen Ser Droen uno orocns=
d6nli6en Congregational unterlie9t ni61
Der Gin5iebun9 ourb Den @taat. 9ie
Staatsbeb6rben baben bollel6e inTpei=
fen in 0er>pobrung uno 8ermaltung 5r'
neDmen.
Ser nit Der Germaltung beauitrost'
Gommi 0arius lit nur Der porgeletten
Beb0roe perontmortli6; Die BON i'm
su le9enoe &ednun9 unterlie9t Der gfepi:
jion Der t6niglideu O6erre6nungstam
mer in @emdbbeit Der Gor16riit oes
10 Nr. Q @elebes bonn 81. Nfdrs 1872
Cine anoerneiti9e 8crant>portl1ng ooe,
Ge4nun9le9ung iinoet ni6t itott.
Mus Dem TeruD9en 1per0en Die 0fit.
9leoer Der onf9el6l ten Nieocrlal llunget
unterbalten. 9ie ,peitere 8erlpenbun(
bleibt 9eieklider8e ltimmun9 porbebalten
S 5. 9ieles @cieb tritt an Sage lei.
ner Gertiinoi9uns in &roft.
8 iloesbei M, %. Qpril. @eitcr1
Iboben Die aus9ewiel lenenGngli lil9en Srdu'
lcin bic bielisc @emeiuoc pcrlaHcn. 9a!
9Seincn uno Srauern, 0as beim Nbl6ie(
entitano fonnte> wie bas vG{5. g." be:
ri6tet, 5u 3eitcn oes 9erooes Der Die un
l6uloisen &inber ermoroen lieB> ui9
9rGber gewelen lein. @ons 8uoesbein
uor ouf Den 8einen. &otboliten> Yrote
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3d. aQbsh,

| FQn1eH, S)rQell1eH, W(unner, VrOlleN ul(o
&inSer suoQten Die G6eioenoen nod) ein~
mai jeDcn uno ibnen 2ebelpobl la9cn.
Sen 9ur6Su9 Ser 9(us9eluiclcnen 0urh
8in9en 19iloert bos rNl5. S." >uie folgt:
lin llbr luor bu0ltabli6 sic 9on5c
Sta3t ouf ben 8einen. @c9cn I llbr
enolid) belueste 1i6 bon Oer BI0esbei<
ner GDau6ee Der long1amcn G6rittes
our6 Die @taot ein3u9. Toral15 fom cine
Gbaile, in lueld)er au Bet Ben BRET Opfern
oes Gulturfampfes' einige Trauen aus
8ii0ssDeim 1oben. 9inter Dem 9So9cn
obcr BOT iib elm 56oulpiel oar, Oas
n1an oDne Gibrung nidt leDen tonntc.
Die 59ulfinoer be9leiteten inter loutcn
@6luASen ibre ous9eloielencn 2c6rerin=
mem. &ubrun9 ersriff bic Su l4auenoe
9)ten9e; piele tonnten lid Der S6rdncn
ni6t cr>uebrcn. 9io9 ergrcif fenoer mar
ber 1@leBlide N619ieb am SaDnbpI.
Sort Datte I1 auber pielen Binsern cinc
groBe MnSabl Buoesbeimer per- omn1elt,
tpel6e 5um Sbeil in loutes Weineu aus
bra9en> ols Oie i6eioenOen @1petcrn
antamen. 9er55erreiBenO mar bier oas
@9lud5en Der &iuoer. 9(ls lib Der Bug
in 8emeguu9 iebte, bra6te sic anwclenoc
N}enge in begeiiterten $o6rufcn 0en bod
9cebrten Oroensfrauen uno peroientcn
2ebrinnen ibren lcbten @deoe9ruB.
Berlin, Is. N}ai. Sic in Yol EN- uno
!: in Sen 6eno9barten Gtdoten inbaftirtcu
: Yrie tier lino entIal1en lporoen, NIT SEM
Seoeuten> oob eie &e9ierun9 ni9t lln9cr
oes 8e>ueiles BON Der ongebli6en gcbci-
J men Scr,oaltun9 Der 0iDceie ouy1 eincn
c pdpltliden 0elegoten beoorf.
-Mus 8oOcn. 9as Gopitelpi-
cariat Der Grsoi65ele Trcibur9 bot eincu
Mufruf su elmer Ssollectc bebuis 0erlteI.
lung uno ginri6tung bon 9lotbfirdcn
in jenen @emcinocr erlallen> oercn Sir
den our9 oen @ottesOcnit ab9efollencr
uno ercommunicirter Yrielter nab tirb:
liden @runoldyen fir oen fotbolilben
@ottesolenlt sur 3eit untou9li6 uno un=
brau9bar 9eworOen ino.
Ser @eibbiibof 6 bidowsti 81
Gnclcn, lpel6cr an @riinoonner1tos
@albDl ,uei6tc, 1T meaen un5efuQter 9lu-
mabung bil6Sfli6er Ne6tc III neunmr-
. notli9er @ef fdn9nib fe> Die 9omoeiltli<
den Sioltolosti un6 Sloc5pusti iinS lpe>
| gen Wertbeilung oes @alb6ls Su elmer
@elo itrofe BON 25. perurtbelt.
81 omz II. Nfoi: 0ie 3eitung go
Voce bella Serita" lit pcgen @er6ifent<
li6un9, oer papitli@en 9lnlpra6e an bic
+ oeutl9en Yilger luipenoirt >porocn.
Berlin l8. Nlai. Sic preuBilAcu
3 8il90fe> >ueld)e int Dori9en Monote cine
I Petition an Den &aiicr ri0teten uno Bar
J auf einen 8eldeio bonn @toatsminiltc=
RUM erbielten ontluorteten oui oiei en-,
ooB Nerlpcrfun9 Der Gnt1@eioung bcs
Naticonil 9en Goncils 9leidbeoeutcnb nit
Dem gufgeben ocs &a!bolicismus mdrc
> uno oob lie ii6er5eu0t 2sicn> ser Dcilioe
@tu9l meroe mic obaenei0t iein inlleber=
elnlt'mmun9 NIT allen gebiiDrliGen @nt.
: l@cloun9en Der Gtaotsrcgierung gu bon=
: 0eln
t 90 ii II j en- 20. 0foi. Sic GrfDni=
4 gin Mmalie bon @rie6enlanO, Die @ittpe
: koes pcrltorb. &0nios Otto, ]torb 6eutc.
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@omoeroO, =. bem 26. 3iai 1875.

NlnOcf OerlelDeH Queln 0utud9eDlleben ;
mittlerucile enttano in DEM 6oule Seuer
uno lino Die orei jiin9iten &inoer in ben
Glommen umgefommen.
3onespille> II. Mai. @eitern
Qlbeno 9e9en ubr ,purbe 9llonjo Sod=
ion uno gilbert Gmitb NIT ibren Trouen
uno bier &inoer in einem Sabine iiber
BEN Damm 9etrieben unb fno beioe
Trauen 1otpic 5luei &inoer ertrunfen. g4ie
es beiBt >poren Die Mdnner betrunfen
uno besbalb nidt i'm @tanbe oos 8ot
5u lenten.
3anespills o., 19. Mai. @n,it6
uno Sadlon !, Die relp. Gbemanner oer
am Sonnta9 Mben0 ertruntenen Trauen,
>puroen beute ouf Die 9lntlose 0es So6t=
11lose: perboftet. 9ie Qei9e Der Srou
@mitb >uurbe Deute unter Der Put1,om
Bride sefunoen. Sic i6ri9en 2ei0eu
bot man biz jekt oer9ebli@ 9elu6t.
- 9ie gEdloer nm 6 toug on in
Mallo6uletts lino in Brano geratben
uno es muroe eine 6ld6e non elmer
Wleile 8reite uno orei Meilen 2QnSe bo=
our9 perDeert. Nlebrere @obnbduler
ent9ingen nit tnopper g{otb Dem Ser
0erben.
Noibpi11e, Senn.> 10. Moi. @iner
BON ben IS Snoionern ,pel6e G6 auf
Dem transport na6Tlorioa beiinoen, er=
,uildte beute Mor9en, >udbreno Der 81 len=
bobn5ug bel Der 5 Mcilen bon bier ent=
fernten W}aoilo o1t @totion bielt, Elm W}el=
| Ter, itieb es erlt 6wei @olbotcn unO oonn
| i6 lel6it in Sen 2ei6. Die @olboten
ino on9ebli6 nur lei9t perlpunoet, wdb=
reno Der Sn0ianer i'm @terben lag, ols
Der 3u9 bier ontam.
- Ginen Snoianerl ltamm 1u6te man
ooour6 gum 2an0bau 5u beiti1nmcn> oob
man @aatgetreioe unit Nderbougerdtb=
14often an i'm oustDeilte. Inter sen
@oamenpodeten bel iantcn 1i@ aber ou9
eini9e YQd6en, welde Til6an9eln ent=
1ielten. Qlls man einige 3eit barauf
bann i@ erfun0i9te, ob oer @aamen ouf=
9e9angen lei, loutete oie9lntwort: 80 ia I!
&e9t l@0n - nur sic Til6anseln aus
genommen. Sic 9eben no@ nidt auf."
SDronc> Ya.> 20. Mai. SnOsceola,
pa., bra9 beute Mor9en Elm Teuer aus
wel6es raid nm lid 9rifi: 9ie edge
miiblc Der rMo1Donon Baubo Cont
paenie, 'ueitli6 BON Osceola, bronntc to-
tai ab uno Is Millioncn TuB BouDol5
bol5 puroen ebenfalls ein&ou6 Der Slam
men. Ser bcftise @ino fubrte oer @ta0t
5pei TuB lange Teuerbranoe gu uno
bra1en ii6eraQ Die 6lammen beruor.
@dmmtli9e 0fientli9e @ebduoe NIT 9(us=
nobme Der totbolil1en uno Ser Metbobi=
itentir9e uno 5peibunoert @dul ler bronn=
ten ab uno 1900 Perlonen lino oboo9=
lps geluoroen.
NemYort 19. Mai. Cine pcrbee=
renoe 6euersbrunit iuiitbet i'm @aloe in
ter Ndbe pon Port Serpis, N. g., uno
Die 9on5e 8eo6lterur9 temibt li@, Der
|lelben @inbalt su t5un. Mebrere @dgc<
miiblen nit 9roben Nuontitdtcn 9eld9ten
9ol5es wur6e 5erlt0rt. Scr bcreits on9e=
ri9tete @6ooen loQ llngebcucr Iein.
- 9ie 3abl Der na6 europa &eiicn=
ben fat felt Der @@ilcrtatoit itropDe lid)
jim ouHauenoer @eii ie pernlinoert.
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gSo1Din9 n, IS. Mai 1875. =
0ie loeben in Bu6form eri6ienenen Me=
moiren oes @enerals @berman ba6en in
militdril@en &rei len 81 elmer 9robenNuf=
rcsung Nnlob seseben. @eneral 2o9an
uno anoere barin er>pdbnte @enerdle ar
beiten bereits s@e9enerfldrun9en aug. Mu9
i'm &riess=9epartement ion mon es b0b=
Mid belabelt baben> boB @bermon einen
10 9roBen She'll oes Seroienfes oes Telo=
su9es fir li@ in Mnlprud nimmt.
-Die Wege unlerer q . nj n / It a.
tion 1ino >punoer6or. Sic @teine fiir
oas neue &e9ierungs9ebduoc in Gbicago
tommen aus einem @teinbruAe in Der
NQbe Don Cincinnati. Sic @teine fir
oas neue &esierunss9ebauoc in @intin=
noti tommen aus Dem 9taate Walne.
Oton laBt ben @ronitl ltein ponW}aine nod
Cincinnati, uno Den Gincinnoticr @tcin
nod Gbico9o faDren.
Qancalter, II. Wtai. 9(us MnlaB
Der ouf beute anbsraumten Dedication oel
ocutl& den ct. Mntioniustir6e Datte 1ib
cine 9roBc MenI9enmalIe lIe aus Der nd6iten
Na1barl9o1t uno lelbit aus 9arrisburg,
Ybilabelpbia II. {. 10. ein9etelt. Sic
Stride lit Elm bub19es gotbi16es @ebduee.
Ser bo@m'ite @err 8il4of @bano9on
BON @orrisburg nabm bic Solicitation
por. CT ,uurbe babel ppn elmer sroben
9(naoblPrie tier leiner9i05ele a1liitirt uno
nabm Die Geremonie einen lebr feierli6cn
impo1anten Nerlauf.
Go6cjter, II. Mai. Gomoro Sole
rnb lein g 6>po9er George Yierce MOI
men 3 Meilen pon Yen gan 5ulommen
in einem 6au]c- Gple bclu6te am 9on=
ncrltag glbeno feline Gltern in Penn gan
uno BEL 6loB auf Dem 6eimpe9e leinen
@@tpo9er gu er16reden. St tlopite an
sic Sbiir uno als iein @@,po9cr fro9te,
,ucr bort lei, rief er nit pertellter@timme:
Sem @elo poer 9ein 2eben. v9ie Sbiir
luuroe ni6t se0ifnet uno Sole tletterte
binter Dem 9aule ouf einen @9uppen
uno BON bort our6 Elm Teniter in oas
Sous. 9r. Yiere, Der i'm b6rte, er9riff
Elm Me1i 1ier II. rief: n@enn Du in's9aus
tommlt, 10 tDote i'd bi6!" uno lief bic
Sreppe binouf. Obcn traf er auf Cole,
er9riif i'm uno bur@l6nitt ibm oie&eble
Ser junse Mann ltieb nur Die Worte
aus: v0u 6alt Gowaro Gole erfo9en !"
uno farb. @ieree entoettte nun 5u leinem
Gntl leben> boB ct oen@atten 1einer Sdme=
fer set0otet.
NnttspiII IS, Olai Soeute
W}oreem sesen Sa9esanbru@ brad in Del
Centre @traBe, Der >pid)ti9ten @el9afts=
NraBe ber @taot> Elm Teuer aug. oas G
@el 9ditsbduler iammt Merti itatten uni
Werfau fsrQumen, II WobnbduIer nnt
cine g(n5abl @taQungen einal@erte uno
einen @6aoen bon $4,000 onri9tcte
Der ieoo9 9r6btentbeils 8 perii@ert lit.
Ser Walobrdnoe auf ben nabe 9ele9e=
men Bersen oauern nod imn1et fort uni
breitsn iA nod allen &i@tunsen ous:
Omaha, II. W(ai. Ser a9t Meiler
6Itli6 ppnG GeluKbus ,uobnbafte WtcYber'
ION 6atte in leBter 9ea@t NIT Ieiner Tral
jein 9aus perla6en, uno waren bic pie
, 1875-02-07

CHICAGO DAILY 'TRIB
WANTED--FEMALE HELP:
Sen1HsK-9sze>-
WANTED-A FEW GOOD SEWING MACHINE
W operators. Bassmsn sas ssat,-st.
WA:A;rsp.,ADKEsss.MGAlKER ,Al: ss. AND Two APPRGa
saa: HIs s1Ea 6 sarH 9 HgS M "a
Lake-.t.
WASfED-FIRsT-0L1Ss sHIRT-FRoST oPER;:
.tsFs on "heeler Wilson's machine at " eoo''
" ANTED-1 GERMAN GIRL WH0 CAT, SEW
sns aaa ID snS
once. ~ -
W'ANTED-lo GIRLS FOR MEMS
work. ss1!a south 90 staza Gaass. .'aoss m
" az SKAMTmEsss TO- MAKE T. HP
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXPERIENCED or;
para:oss and hn;snezs on fine Shirts Apply As S3l
prsa>.' ......
TO rhkE oanE 2T
Refcrcnsss 90 9oaai5od IL South Pslka1
N5AxTEETP.x3 ET ! GOOD NURsE-olhL At sls NORTH
N 1srED-1 RELIABLE GIRL TO TAKE CARE
App, aona.s isom g ID o'eleet, i ios G.a.aet
$5n r. AKE o1nx A ssniS e oCsss Two
It. Call after NOM to-oay. ---
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GIRL AT @s WEST
W Adan,s-st. small family.
p s.R aRt M e y
Gu tha seraaoa lad Monday night II Ia North Clark
|VANTED-A coon GTRL 70 TARE CARE oF
81 Souta AAlateu-st.
YANTEp1a1RL Lr TO TAkE s;, GAKG OF CHILD
WANTED FIRsT-cLAss sTRAw-sEwER;
" snst audersts aerag to act y 1orewo1nan
:tasoes s:sas t. ssss md
SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.
bookkeepers. Clerks. &c.
CTUAT1oN gANTED-AS Bo0KEEEPER,
= eark sd sza.e.inz agent Of lgus psEtes work
ssss sss
boolloeper: keeg .eehnts q nature u good
I,lTUATION WANTED-A6 SALESMAN BY NAN
= ye.ss o has had long etsttsnse on hs aad
Wlu ts@!o 10 s. se41, commission Addruss
r IL. Tribune ou4co. -
CTTU4TioN N1ASTxn-5Y AN ExPEKIENoFD
snen1 more Vi ~ object than large saafy Addre&s
CITUATIoN Observation-Disclosures OPEN
aa.enasd ~ m Tsbuoe s. s
sollssi
dress 3 9. T,1buno o:neo.
CrTUATloN WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF 1a
wh s ol IL e.nk
xddco.s 3 Yribaao o.nes:
ClrUATI0N. Wanted by A, YOUNG MAN HAv-
eu- P.oA.e address ii. Tribune o4t,ca.
a bsassx I'D
e1cnaa;cd. Address n Y. Tribune etbce.
~ sSanx maa q ate5 1es
~ ,S1TT1Troy w1TTFn-1 W3R8ffn NAN an
nv To nsscnra MIN se.as sna1io9 w
ffaoone once:
CiTuATlON ION WANTAo-lS sOAE GOOD kESPvN-
!setes . xso@d = sti!ine psste: .s@t
sa1y a.,e good ey ssieeeaes. tsnss. po.iioas .,
;TSi - ~ 7Fa A1S7 STR1Ry 77z5
btolkeeoer CD bookkss0sr: clssx. s4ies
ia of oat c,iy bs If city Fe4ufc. PsA'' I'd
INITIATION wASrED-B0OFs 70 KEEP BY AN
espsls seosnutsns: 7ety low r.ta. ~ 9aase.' @ = =,
4saoune ONES
snippinE clerk or psftsF Y wholesale house. Ad
he IL centA ooann hoek' sa1osf aaison and
aa1ee.'sa: a:------ -------=----- ..-==-------=-- :!
enc securing ne R peFnanont situation a. hookkee2e5
sforsaas Al Adde'S st. rsisaao ds oso5. >' Al '~'
sssfs .lsn lsst Emp oyss :.
,t,+e 10 e W. e -" 70 @'e' oeseo- Ao
yea1s Il ss u siots o. oae toad :e
:ass:: = 9:! A445s:: !: :! = IT. =: Y!513ae once;
sion hopso b,okkeeper; aga u refers praseat
, 1875-02-07

4 n ESTABLISHED CASH MANUFACTURING
IL bustness tho only Of thc kind In tho city; peohts
gsod md no ,t.ks; price, so o IE for cash
xod real eatata. Inquire ol ]. u. AOSZAGH, III Dear.
, 1875-02-07


no ENCHANGE-Two STORES AND LOrS an
L Cottage Grovrav. near TweurJ-sogenth-at and tva
l''s and 1unso Miwau&oaav.s for merchandise. Ad.
Z -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
7l'-=7-s-----=|--
From Berlin.
THE ESCAPED GEORGETOWN JAIL BIRD NEW
school HoCsE-LocAL OPTION, Nc.
BERLIN Mp Jan 18

TIL. EscAPED dEoRGErowN JAIL BIRD "A NEW
SCHOOL HoUsE-LocAL OPTION, NC.
BERLIN, Mp, Jan 49,
Frenchy, the escaped Georgetown jail-bird,
WAS in town the day after his flight from prison,
and remained hero until Tuesday, P. NJ, when
he took the cars for Snow Hill. While here he
was engaged in the sale of preparation for
cleaning woolen clothing. He intends to visit
New Orleans, where Lis mother resides, and
probably settle there, his reputation being SER
iously damaged in Delaware whore lie has re-
sided for eeyera years. But first iio intends to
ware, and hopes to earn sufficient to take his
family along. No ono would h;.Ye supposed
while here that be had just escaped from prison,
the impression being of tho one who knew him
that his imprisonment bad ended. He may
be easily caught If the Georgetown authorities
desire him. But is he worth the expense OF q
looking up?
The colored people have just completed a new
fcheol house. They have hitherto used their
church for school purposes
Local option i'll Berlin is q farce. True our rum
mills arc closed, but drir k can be had at our
drug stores in pint quantities sufficient TO pro-
duce nearly the same amount sf Drunkenness as
before, with this dlfference-things are now done
ON the sly This was a lame point our temper
workers. about Annapolis sauula lave dis
covered before it became a law. We fear tho
repeal Of the measure, and If such should be ef-
iected, we charge ii on the reputod temperance
champions of the community.
A revival Of religion III the ". e. charch IL be-
iny attempted with persistent effort, but thus
far, with Little promise of encouraging results.
TIER meeting of a year ago, resulted, it would
reem, in the conversion Of all whose moral sense
pn essod any considerable amount of inipres ST.
b, ness-those remaining are Sod0n.tes one
IN pht conclude. OcCAaIoEAL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
The vicc-rres,denl,s Exprcss,on.
From the Boston Advertiser, Jan. 1911

lFrom the Boston Advertiser, Jan. 1911
The letter of the Yice-President, printed this
morning, has the ring of the true metal II his
counsel were followed, in the temper and spirit
in which it is given, the republican party would
have no enemy worth a moments apprehension.
The letter mentions without enlarging upon
some of the more obvious causes of dlssatsfac-
ton which have arisen within the party of late
years, and suggests the measures, or rather the
policy, by which they may be best removed.
Such policy of reform and Cancellation would
slay the deeply y-seated discomfort which now
exists, and would infallibly break the force OF
the opposition now gathering 30 formidaby
against it.
1t ia no common event for public man to
speak in this way of the duties of All admlns-
tration of which he is himself part But Mr.,
Wilson has never wanted the courage of his con-
vctions, and has never withheld his counsel
when the best interests of bis party or of the
country have seemed to require it Mis words
now ought to have the greater weight, not only
on account of his position, but also and mainly
BECAUSE they are spoken out of a profound aud
sincere regard for the success of the administra'
lion for its own sake, and the principles OIL
which it is grounded. This timely expression
Of confidence in the future of the Republican
party, and courageous statement of the steps b.,
which it's power and usefulness may be pro
ionged is every way worthy of the Vice Pres
dent, and will add one more to his many claimt
upon the respect and regard of the country.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
Next sum er,s Peaches.


GOOD CONDITION OF THE PEACH ORCHARDS.
letter from Berlin, Md, to the ". Y. Times
says The peach prospect of the Peninsula IL
already being canvassed, and it is, AZ far al
can hear, the universal opinion among growers
that 50 far the prospect for a crop of fruit was
never more propitious. he wood is healthy
and strong and there has been no weather
since the first of November warm enough to
start the sap or swell the buds. While the
season has undoubtedly been mild one, there
have been frosts and slight freezes 80 fire.
quently that vegetation has been prevented,
and this is always considered the hope of
the peach-grower. In riding through the
Peninsula one unaccustomed to the cultivation
Of the peach, when viewing the orchards, would
be very likely to receive different impression,
as the orchards, from distance, are 30 rcd that
they appear to be in bloom, but this is only tile
healthy color Of the wood Those experienced
growers who have examined the young trees
have pronounced it AZ their Judgment that the
germ of the fruit has in no way been hurt, and
by many the great danger is believed to be over
after December. The railroad facilities for
moving the fruit, it ID claimed, will be better
having consented to allow the Delaware
peach trains to run over their road
ON schedule time, thus inslrinB more
rapid transportation and more certainty
III to the TINS OF their arrival in your city. The
Old Iminion Company having, it is said, com
pleted arrangements giving them the controlling
interests on the Georgetown and Frankford rail
road will now push to completion, by the LIST OF
June, tile road between Berlin and Selbyylle
and on that date put ON Il daily line of steamers
to Lewes, to run in connection with the railroad
system of the lower Peninsula. The fare from
this point to New York is now nearly nine dol
lars by the new route it will be less than four.
The freight tariff will also be greatly redu,ed,
and peaches may reach your market next season
On cheap freight schedule"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-20
The Centennial Contracts.

MACHINERY HALL AWARDED TO PHILIP QuI0LEr-
NATURE AND EXTENT OF THE pU1LDuNa-Wn-
MINGroNIANs INTERESTED.
After considerable delay, the Centennial
Commission has finally awarded to Philip Quig-
ley, of this city, tile contract for the building OF
Machinery Hail. of the Centennial buildings.
The contract is not yet signed, but the papers
will be finally closed this week-probably to-day.
The contract is large one and to Whining
tonians is important only in that it will bring to
this city q vast amount of work and capital. Mr..
Quigley is the responsible bidder, and the figure
at which he obtained the contract Was 1876, 900
for the building entire, subject to an abatement
for the painting of the inside if it should be de-
termned to dispense with this work upon the
completion of the building
Machinery Hall will be a building separate
and distinct from the others $40 by 1402 feet
with an annexe on the south side 208 by 210 feet
| and connected with the main building by pass
age way SO by 80 feet. The building will be one
story in height, built upon granite foundations
from either the Leiperville, Lambertville or
Riddlev Greek quarries (the specifications require
| this), but Offices, DC, on the front and sides
OF tie building will be three stories high, with
cupola Wood and iron will compose the build
ing, it being laid off into three rows of 90 feet
| and two Of 80 feet trusses, intersected At right
angles in the centre by a truss 80 feet long.
The sides will consist mainly of glass In panes
varying in size from 18x21 to 18x31 inches, the
number required being 1890 The lumber to be
used will consist of white and yellow pine, spruce
and hemlock, and will require 100000 feet.
The roof will be of tin. Five thousand gas Jets
will illumine the building, hid three railroad
tracks will extend its whole length for the de-
livery of freight the whole to be foored over
whom the machinery is located. The building will
be bgilt in very substar tial manner and with
view to future use, an impression prevailing In
Philadelphia that after the Centennial is over 1t
will be purchased by the Franklin Institute for
its own purposes.
Mr. ()uiplpy's contract i,,c1udaa thn fprrinhjpo
of all material, and the performance of all work.
No sub-contracts have yet been let out, but it s
probable that Pusey, Jones & Co. will prepare
all the iron work, Springer, Morley & Cause
ing the roof These parties are all Whining
tonianB,