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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-20
AUCTION SALES THIS D1Y.

G. E. Girardey sells Stalls and Stands in the new
Washington Avenue Market, at II NJ. on the
premises.
z. NJ. L. B. j. Montgomery sell Household Furnil
ture, Carpets, Mirrors, Mattresses, ETC., 81 Camp
street
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-20
By II. M. s. B. j. Montgomery.
ID NJ. T. T. j. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE

NEW FURNITURE.
OEice Arm0ry Hall, 81 Camp street.
Tri-weekly sales Of every description Of household
furniture mirrors pianos carpets, mattresses etc.,
etc. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. at auc.
ton room, No. so Camp street, commencing ut II
O'clock
Se!niweekly sales Of horses, mules, buggies car
riares etc. etc. at sales stables corner OF Gravier
and Baronne streets on Wednesdays and Saturdays,
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ.
Out door sales OF every description promptly IT.
tended to-
Special attention paid to the sales of Real Estate
Always on hand the largest stock of new furniture
of every variety to be found in the city ut their show
rooms, Amory Hall, 81 Camp street
kind in the South they solicit portion Of the public
patronage both in their line a. auctoneers and deal
ers in furniture. 1al Iy
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-20
Cool supper for hot weather-Shadines.

Marsden's zarsaparilla will cure boils, pimples,
eruptions and ali diseases OF the skin. "A. b:
Morrison l. Co., corner Magazine and Canal
SfronfS
, 1875-05-13


Special ptspatch To 1ha Chicago 3rtb,tn4.
LANSING, Mich, May 12.-An ovent Of un-
uauhl interest In aocinl circ1eB occurred hero to-
day. It vaa tho solcmnizntiop OF matrimony bo-
tween Mr. John q. Shields, u uell-kuown and
prominent momter Of tho Michigan Bar, raaid-
Ing In this city, aud Miss Ellonor stanhaug4,
one Of tho bellies Of 1lIchigan's Capital. Both
partlcs aro OF tho very highest socid standing
and the occasion WIS therefore ono Of general
interest. Tho ceremony took place at $3.50 a..
m. at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. tho
Rev. Father VandEicss officiating. Tho services
consisted of 4 sermon, tho marriage sacrament
hnd nuptial high mass, closing With the nuptial
bouedioslon. Thu Wedding party consisted Of
tho mother and btotherB OF tho bride, and tho
relatives of the bride aud the relatives Of tho
bridegroom. tho mother and older brother Of tho
bride standing - Witnessos. Tho brldo was very
beautifully and becomingly Attired, tho ceremo-
ny Of tho most impressive character, aud tho
church hiled with invited guests aud the nuucr-
Gus friends aud Vell-wie OF tho con-
treo.ing parties. Tho religious ser
yicea concluded. tho bride and groom
received the congratulations Of their friends at
Riverside. tho beautiful Rubutbhn residence OF
tho BRIDES mother. Tic reception, tAa trons-
seau, and tho bridal presents compared with tho
position Of tho pastioB. Tho hsppy pair left on
tho evening train for The East, tho iavitsa
ox-supery,alng gArolitcot Atallstt, Of Washington.
III old friond OF the brides family, Among the
reg1ota Of absence uere thoBo OF tho gentlemen
mentioned above, Judge Dorl and. Of OHIO, Mr.
and Mru. Daughefty, Of Columbus. Rud Gen.
and Mrs n. r, sherman.
, 1875-05-13

COMMISSIONER sHANKs TALKs Plainly.
oaMuLaEE, Indian Territory, May t2.-Gcn. J.
T. C. Sharks, Of Indiana, special Indian Com
missioner. mskcs tho following statement in re-
ply 10 Washington diapntch to tic Associated
Press, dated Msy 4, In which 1t il stated that tho
Indian bureau has information from him that
Indian supplies could not 10 transported from
CAlt1o to Fort Bill, Ctloyennn and Wtsltita
Agencies sooner on account OF Lnd Nc1ther aud
tho condition OF tho roada:
never made such 4 statement and tho report that
did ID fAro The roAda from Eat1n wtrs 8up!
ai last summer. fa and viuter. That country saf
fered from drought after tha huppsa reached Cadln,
and The neglect to forward 10 these ann estng pculo
their food and clothing TAs crime The Government
hAd loser learn who constitute the arm Of Graham
Co., fEe!ghtcFs. Il may explain Some other Tecclt
movements In 1ntan matters. Tho roads wossc
when the supplies 1ese.under conpnasou. sent forward
than at any time previous. These supplies lay at
Cado a Along from July is 10 yhra0us periods In tic
fa1 and winter, Until after the middle Of April. Over
quarter of million pounds 0f flour lay there who
tho indians a very ltls food excepting beef and To-
wafls spring this became very poor, and their cloth-
Ing very scant and during this time they were nut
ernnaent furnished tho nupp!ics ct caddo
u wAs 10 rutles from these suffering people. Thesu
fEeigheefs, Graham X Co., Lave contracts to carry
military supplies and goods for 1ndiRn traders. aud had
no difficulty In ling that part Of their contract. The
Indiana suffer account Of tho bad conduct Of every
uhs scoundrel who seeks 70 rh them aud N apecri-
lite OF tbs Government In their nanr, IiIA though
hcouuaEeis are exposed theJ kte norcr punished.
, 1875-05-13
SYMPTOMS Of LIVER COMPLAINT, AND OF
SOME OF THE DISEASES PRODUCED BY IT,

4 aallow or yellow color Of skin, or yellow!ah
brown spots on face and othcr pa1ta OF body !;
dulluess and droWslneaB with frequent headaele; !;
dixzinoss, bitter or bad tasto In mouth, lryneaa
OF throat and internal heat: ralpitation; In
many cases = dry, teas!nE cough, will, sore
throas; uus.esdy hppetlte, raising food. choking
or full feeling about stomach and sides; pain III
sides, back, or breast, aud about shoulders; !;
collie, pain. and sosenoss through bowels, WITH
beat; constipation alternating With fresluent at-
ness, coldncas OF o1tromit!es; rush Of blood to
head, with symptoms Of Apop!e1y; nu1nbness Of
limbs, especially at night cold ohills Alternating
with hot dashes kidney and urinary dificultcB: !:
dulness, low spirits, unsociability, aud gloomy
forsbodtngs. Only fsw Of the above symptoms
likely to bo present ut one time, Ali WHO uso
Dr.. perce's Alt. E1s., or Golden Medical Dis
coysry md llcAsaut rurRattye t'olle!a for Liver
Complaint and ita complications. aro loud in
thoir praiao Of them. They a1o soid BY NIL deal
eta tn nlodtcinea. -
, 1875-05-13
THE MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

Aptt1dl UHbdEeH 70 I"s L7tt70o 1rI6HHRs
ANN ARpon, Mich, May 12.-At tho regular
May meeting OF tho Board Of Regents OF Michi-
gsu University, held last night aud this morning.
tho final steps vera taken for tho establishment
Of tho Homeopathic College and the School OF
Dentistry. 1t Is doubtful whethor the now
School OF Mines cau bo opened before next year.
but tie other two departments named will bs in
working order next autumn. Tho Iong'alscussed
question Of the Bchool Of Homeopathy LAS thus
been finally settled. It Ia Intended to make tho
dontsl school tho vory best In the couu-
trJ. New buildings for the homeopathic
a,d dental institutes will be erected Il onco aud
tno now Professors IN each school Will be ap-
pointed 4 now hospital will A1ao bo erected this
summer. In order 10 cut down exponeaa, two
tutorshipa hAro boon abolished, and ptof. Hen.
netun, instructor In Freuch, and Prof. Burton
instructor in LRtlu, will consequently resign.
, 1875-05-13

tlrs ~ representatives Of their respective conn-
lea. and proceed as fo1Ious:
Baker wns appointed Clerk Of tho 11ousa Com.
mitsoe on informal Improvements BY Gen. Dua-
tan. tho Chairman. lilo told me thar ho had also
enh he wsB Afterwards appointed Unitol
hta:es mRrblal fer the Northern
iNstriet of Alabama. After tho consolidation of
the tno Legislatures, Chisholm wna appolnted
10 position IN the uuston1-Horso In Mobile.
oRAFfL1S1 WITH THE WHISKY RfHH.
Tho wltnesa further testified tint pending tho
campaign, Internal 1savenro Assessor Low Il.
Ma5er wrote hm detailed plan Of tho CAM
pAign With tho tronpa. which lIo communicated
troops were 10 be Bent wherever necdetl, oslons-
bly, for the purpose Of protecting Nsvenuo off,
cers and breaking u Illicit distiilcs7os, but really
for political uaea and purpoaes.
, 1875-05-13
pathy in their work Of fors In England, md bid
ding ttom Aodepocd.
Adjourned,
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.


NEw YonK. May 12.-The 1fsicth snnual meet
Ing Of the American Tract Society Mas hsfd to-
day At Or. CroaIy'a church. will, Judge Strong,
President Of tho Eocfesy, presiding. Tho officers
Of tho Association worb ill ro-elacted, With aono
slight changes in yico-rroaidonss and Directors
made nocennary by the daatt Of mombers.
Tie following Executive Committee WAS
elected: 1ub!.hIng Commtteo-The isev. Will
1iam Adams, D. d., tue I.ev. John Cotton Htnith,
D. D., tho ltev. William Dudingtot, D. D. Tho
Isov. r. r. 1sogc.n, D. D., tho Jaov. Thoman
D. Anderson, y. D., tho 1ev. Char'es
D. Schultz. Distributing Committeo-Frcd-
cziok 8. garnes, Samuel i. Constant, Dr. Wtll-
lam N. I1akeman, 11cnry 7. Marshall. Albert i,
Monroe, Matthew g. y. Borden: Finance Con-
mittoo--Thomas G. Dornrits. George \. Titus
EAq., Hatnnof Colgate, Caleb D. AnovAls, AnAon
Thopa Saokos, James fraser.
THE ANNUAL nEroNr ..
atlows tho whole number Of new publications
issueJ from tho Tract uouno for the year TO ba
liz, Of which 50 wero volumes. The v|io'e
nunhor Of district publications., not periodicals.
In 5,62i. Of which 1,133 are volumes. The
whole number ieaued at tho foreign missionary
stations by this soeIetya help Is 4,os5' Of which
500 arc volumes.
During tho past yeir pnbltcattonn for etrcula-
ton among tho destitute, including hnE,!ttics,
hsyo been granted 10 the amount Of E52 6fB, Or
| nearly g., QUO. 900 paKes.
Tho receipts for tGs year including tho now
loan on the Socinty's houBe Of $780, QUO. amount
s2.sss. = ss@'''4' 'D' D'''''' IL ' '''''D'' -
During tho thirty -four years sipco missionary
colportAgs Was tueuguratod by tho soc!otv the
| statistical results hAye been AZ f0liows: lime
employed equA! TO services OF ono man for O.:
254 months; TO- 6g3, COG volumes bold 2, 780, 061
volumes granted: SIC, ,298 religious meetings hold
or addressed: 11,495,780 family vibits made
, 1875-05-13

New YoIg. May 12.-A number Of projects
aEainnt tho recent awards BY the Indian Com
mssfonera OF contracts for supplying tobacco
hayo been made by unsuccessful bidders.
Among tho number sre tho woll-known houses
Of i. Lorillard Il Co.. the Pioneer Tobacco
Company, and Dohan, Carroll l. Co., Of this
city. sud Dohan d TAFT, OF Philadelphia. Tho
persons who proteHt claim that tho Inspector
appointed by tho Commission, being a leaf in
rpector, Was incompetent to judge correctly Of
the various conditions and qualities OF plug to-
bacco, and that the inspection WAS irregular.
Tbs Inspector had taken ont samples for consnl-
tation. Commissioner Smith says that tho entiro
trouble was that tue Contract had been awarded
outside Of tho city, md tint the brokers' and
othors engaged in the trade we1o how giving
rent to their disappointment. II would bo hs.rl
to got any one connected with the Now York
trado who wouI1 not hayo his own pelFoual prej
udicea. Tie tobacco which I'rof 3Iarks IIa.l
found fanlt with WAS bought in Now York au4l
had been passed by broker who styled himself
an expert. The Commission hn1 Determined ia
sake no further action in the caees, but to hold
tho contractors to tho strict Interpretation o!
both the snirlt aud tho Ietser OF their contraca.
The Investigating Committee suggested by Prof,
Marks diHcloBuros has been alrcaIy appointed
aud ono OF ths Committee Is now mixing In
vestlgatious in the 1adinn country.
, 1875-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

Spee9dt Dfxpdteh 10 Tho Ctitage frsbuns
DAvESronT, Ia., May 1o.--TrinttJ Episcopal
Church, Ia this city, vas oousccratod to-day by
Bishop Talbot Of Indiana, assisted By tho Rev.
G. II. Seymour, Of Dubuque; the Rov. I. Z.
Judd. Of Iowa City tho Roy. J. s. Reed, Of Des
3Ioinea the nov. Samuel Edison, Of Dixon, H.;
tho 1ley. F. 8. IIolconh, Of Rock 1slapd the
Rev. Samuel Curry, Of Brooklyn, L.; tho Rev.
A. Wcatherbco, Of Davenport, H.. and tho nec-
tor, tho Rev. J. E. Goodhuo. Tho church is \
yory flne one, and WAS erecsod ut cost Of e6o.-
000 by tho widow OF the Hon. Ebcnezor Cook,
ono Of tho former Directors Of tho Chicago, Rock
Island 4 Pacific nai1rond.
THE GERMAN REronsED cnUHcit.
Fon- WAYrE, Ind, May 12.--Tho General
BYnod Of tho German Reformed Church Of tho
United states will convene In this city uoxt
Wednesday. A largo number OF delegates aro
e1rcctcd from all parts Of tho country. Tbs
deliberations Of tho Synod sil continus sey-
oral days.
, 1875-05-13

lf7E PAF ! 10 D.
ANNUAL MEETING or TUE THEOLOGICAL UNION.
Tho annual meettng Of ths baptist TheoloRic-
al Union WIS hold las. syonlne In the lecture.
room Ut tho Michigan Arenuo baptist Church,
tho 1,sy. DR.. Cheney In tho chair.
The Truatees' report wn presented by Dr.. e.
8. Bailey, tic retiring Secretary. Sentiments of
sorrow for tho loas which tho Union Ind ex-
pc1ioncod in tho death OF tho Rev. Il. L. Pat
ttson, b. D., Professor Extraordinary Of Bib
iiosl Instruction, and G. o. Goodyear, Esq, Of
tho Board Of Trustees, "eEo submitted. Mon
sion WAS made OF tho Noy. r. J. Morgan, D. D.,
who had boon appointed Professor Of Homi!etlcs.
Tho lev. ". W. Eyorss, Jr., b. D., mas
appointed last October to tho Chair
Of Church 1liAtory viii, loavo Of ab-
eonce for yoas. DR.. 4. N. Arnold, Professor
OF New Tcstament Literature and Interpreta-
ton. had asked for leave Of nhsonce for = year.
with cessation Of salary whlls away, which had
been granted,
The number Of students for the pronont year
10 sixty, tou more than any preceding yonr.
They represent thirtcou different col!csca.
There aso nine students In tho Scandinavian do
pa1tment, tho tirst-class OF whom graduate this
yenr.
Mention was made Of
TIE FINANCIAL arRIN6EScY,
which had reacted upon tho airaira of the Sem
1ninnry, they having folt II With tho reat OF man
kind.
A atatemont WAS made TINT an appeal for help
Ind been made to tho East to asBtst In tho en-
dowmont fluid 30 that no further aebt uced be
Incurred Nothiue ~ yet had been heard from it.
Tho land purchased has not roalized I'll that
was loned for, owing to the financial strlngonoy.
somo cl,apgos ha,o been thought desirable In
tho financial department, aud tho Bocsotary
would no longer thka any part ln 1inancisl
affairs. Tho retiring Secretary Drt Bailey. bad
Aiuco Oct. !, .laG7, raised eloo 900 personally
aud agents had ratsod $G0,0c0 aching under lila
instruction. Tho Secretary lad colloctod over
aG8, 900, but this did not Include the eums rased
previous to 1867. The Secretary had a1ao con-
duated large correspondence, besides doing
newspaper work and attending to ether Impot"
tant business.
THE CENTENNIAL MOVEMENT
wha progressing, aud tho hope was that the en-
dowment OF tho college would be fully carried
out. A atropg contrast waa then drawn between
tho sutEatlnga Of tue believers 100 years ago aud
tue privileges Of those Of THO proseut day:
Ile report WAS submitted to tho Union, Ao-
copied. sad ordered printed.
THE FINANCIAL nEroAT.
Inc following ia d summary OF tho dnanciA1 Te-
part Of hi. Goodman, tho Treasurer, which waa
| ne1t In order,
srs. -. .na
mortgages soo. lA000
loaas.. 1,o0e0f
tss,ssg1!
Di.burstmsnts-n balance list year. essss
Atscellxneoos efItuses.. $780,
InteEe3t account. bO3t11
lcAu tu Denenc!AsIes. 48a.it
Far1ns 1blb34l
Ioaus fepa!d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. tlt0.ls
Cash balances. 8uo.31
33Aso9.l,
| sTATxNxx. ~ nEsouRoHS And I1Ap11111ks
Rt,oarees-prom!AsoFy oses..',......e elos sae. .ot
, 1875-05-13


MEETING or THE WESTERN ANIMAL CONFERENCE.
Th cAnnual Conference Of tho Western Uul-
thrian Churches waB commenced ID this city last
ovenfug at Unity Church Tho attendance OF
delegates was largo. Among the more pronl-
mont prcscnt Wero the Rey. r. l.. Hosmer,
Quincy; the Rev. Mr. Hubbard, Geneva tho
Rcv. hfr. Thompson, Wilmington the Rev. Mr..
Powell, Wisconsin tho Rev. s. r. Putnam,
Omaha tho Lion, Josso Foil. tho nev. G. ".
Cooho, Sharon; tho How. ]. Il. Jonen, a.
P. Fritchard, and Hiss Guernsay, James,
yil!o, Wis. tho 1ov. d. T. Bailey, In
dianhpolH tho Nev. II. r. schazmothotn,
Capt. q. bailey, u. Pollard, and Mtss nayburu,
buffalo. n. x; Tho hev. +. f. Nttred9s and
soth Talbot fremont: the Iscv. o. Follett, san-
Huidekopsr. Mira. Oortazzo. and Mr. Zinkhan1,
h1oAdyille. "a. tho Nev. ]. Il. Eflngor and tue
lion. 9: ?. Wbiteomb. Bt. Paul. Mimi. tho Rev.
11r. Clifton, Paxton !; tho Rev. @. l. Denniaon,
Mattoon tho Noy. 8. 8. Hunting, Davenport,
L.; hr. Blood, Ann Arbor. Mich the Rov.
Chasles Noyes, Cinoinnati, O.; tho Iley. ". E.
Copeland, i.incoln, Neb.; tho lev. \ D. For
bush, Cleveland; tbe ReT. J. Il. Miller. qe1-
Loarnod. St. Louis; and tho liar. IL. n. Sim
mona Konoah&.
Tho Conference ma openad With tho usual de-
votionAl a1crciAos. iod by tho Rov. Robert Coll
yer. Tho ltov. J. @. Learned Of St. Louis, then
P1oshfo Theology"
Tho Conference will bo formally organized thts
morning, uhsn 1t Is expected that tho attend
anee will have boeu largely incteaaed. Tie body
will hold ttrso sessions day during Tho woek,
aud most Of tho tfmo will bio given to The read
ing Of pape7n. To-dAy's programme Is rs fol-
| lows: ..' ..
-. m;-poyotiensl ss1vton, conducted by tho nev.
.m-Aldres. by ths President =; I. shorey, Esq.,.
OF Chicago; Report of the Secretary tho 1ev. Hunt
irr sVf nnyA Ia acf Hartfar
, 1875-05-13

Gso1NsAr1 May 12.-To-morrow evening
ths Hon. George II. rendloton will giva An on.
tertainment In homer OF Senator Thurman, and
Senator Sherman and Gan. Sherman. among
othosa. are invited, and en- Friday avonlng lit.
Kichard Smith. edltos Of the Gazette. will enter.
tain Senator Sherman and other distinguished
visitors. These entertainments arc msso1y TO-
clsL, hn1 without political Hgnidcanco.
, 1875-05-13
EXCURSIONS.


Special DftpatcA to Thu CHICAGO 19tbuNA
DECATUR, ILL.,. May l2.-on tho 2oth inst. =
grand excursion to Chicago vii. take place. under
the auspices Of Btspps' Chspel u E. Church.
twill proceed oyer tho Illinois Midland Railroad
10 Atlanta, and then take tho Chicago L Alton
1tallroad. The excu1eion Ia t. include trip to
EyAnston by lake stoamer.
Tbs Flrst II. +. Church Wilt go to 81. Louis
tomorrow, leaving hero Ut /. r1., and returning
At midnight. Tbs train will conslss Of elcTen
coaches and bsggagt-car.
, 1875-05-13

- NTHE& HKF0HId.
Tho Auditors report came next.
lilo reported tho Trcasuror's nthte!nent 70 b
correct, he having examined the books, vouchers,
and all financial statements.
1hcr epors Of tbs COMMITTEES Of tho Dosrd fol-
lowed. 1t consisted principally Of resolutions
corn1nen3atory Of tho action Of tho retiring 6ec-
rosnrv during Ills period Of noryice, and tho
satisfaction Of tho Board thorovlth, with senti-
mcnts Of respect and regret at hts retirement
The Enrolment Committee reported tNontv-
, 1875-05-13

4 report spread through Milwaukee, the other
day, that y Brooklyn Christian WA roaming
around that city on business, and bcfoss night
fall orery married man In Milwaukee MA armed
aud ready for sotton..-Irook'ua Argus.
, 1875-05-13
THE INDIANS,

CHIEFS EN- ROUTE TO WASHINGTON,
0nAnA. May 12.-Ilo Sioux Ch!ofs ln charge
Of Or. Havi!lo and F.. 4. Howard. Agents, ar
rtved hero from the West thta Afternoon, aud
will remain I'LL tomorrow evening. Tho namca
Of tho Indians aso as follows, and comprise tho
most eminent In the tribes: Ned Cloud, Iittlo
Wound. American Horse. Shoulder, Conquoying
bear, sitting Eu Faco, Iron 1orHo, Black 1;caf,
pawpeo-Killor, Lad Wound, Tall Lance, Faa.
Thnndsr. spottea Tail. Sitting Dcar. Cror bog.
Crazy In tho Lodge, Ho Dog, Hing Thunder.
, 1875-05-13
THE NEW ILLINOIS s1aTE,HousE.

5pfctdI D1spakcA 70 TAt ChIfdQ" Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 12.-Thc contract for
furnishing tho material and laying tho marble
uling In tho now H.ate.aouso was today
awarded By tho Commissioners to T. 4. Drew, OF
IT. Louis. At tho following figures: basement
floor, 1896 fat, 60 centa per foot; rotuuda,
main story, 3,84s feet, e1.Co Per foot; corridors
and Offices. thtsd ssory, 1904 foot. si:e5 pei
foot; rotun1A balcony, nppor story, o,0lo feet,
feet, &l.10 per foot corridors, gallery story.
3.8ss foot, ~ conts por foot. There were throo
other bidders. whose figures wero considerably
in advance OF those given aboro.
, 1875-05-13

The Figaro is to be humorous paper, started
In Scotland. There is but little chance OF Its
succoss aucng people whoao cfania were lnpcu-
etrabio by tho slarpeRt cute of q Punch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-30

SYNOD OF THE REFORMED EPISCOP A
LIASs.-Tbe Reformed Episconalians assem-
DIED in Chicago on Tuesday in synodical
convention, the first of the kind ever held in
this country. There were eight churches
represented. six of which are In Chicago
Inc delegates numbered fifty-one, of whom
IoTty- three were lay members. A constitu-
ton was adopted for the government of the
approval of the general council The chief
business of the convention was the election
OF The synodical bishop. and to this position
ReV. charles Edward Cheney, of Chic ago, at
present missionary bishop of the nor Invest
was chosen. Rev Mr.. Cheney, since his Sc
cesSlon from the Episcopal church, has been
one oil The foremost in the ranks of the Re-
formef church. A stand ing committee was
also elected, whose functions are much the
same as those of the regular Episcopal do
CeSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-30
@In the hundred years since HIS thare
have been only ak Popes-

HIn the hundred years since HIS there
have been only ak Popes.
~The Ultramontanes have elected M,
presioent, vice president and other Officer
OF the Bavarian diet.
- Two hundred Mormons have formed n
congregation at London, Ontario. and Are
about TO erect q church.
1Charles Clayton a Co., extensive Grain
ana commission merchants of San Francis
co, have suspended. Their assets exceed
their liabilities.
- The Canadian ministe. Of agriculture
mas gone 10 the maritime provinces % or
eanize advisory boards for the Philadelphia
centennial exposition.
The North Carolina convention was
yesterday engaged IN discussing the question
OF reducing the number OF senator's from my
totwenty-fve.
- Richard Robinson, the murderer OF Mrs
Dixon, At Norwichtown, Conn, died IN lail
yesterday from the effects OF poison, q Ken
after his arrest on Monday.
The Count Gutenberg. who has been h.
trotbed TO Bismarck's daughter proves 10 ba
The same who killed cook some years since
The betrothal is said not 70 be rellshed In
liberal circles. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-30

Mr.. HAMS OPEN LETrER.-A letter has
been published by Charles II. Ham, who was
removed from the appraisership OF the Chi
cago custom house without notice, charging
secretary BrlStpw with covering up the
frauds of the New York custom house, and
aging that The report of Mr.. BlOIgett, de-
failing the frauds practiced on the customs
revenue in that city was suppressed by the
Secretary, and Mr.. Blodgett was not permit
ted to return to New York to complete
his Investigations. On the other hand, the
Secretarys friends say that Mr.. III nm was
removed on account of criticisms on Mr.
Brlsiow i'm the Inter Ocean, to which paper
Mr.. Ham is q contribution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-30

THE New York Ec,y,iny Post notes the fact
that DIR. j. NJ. Ton ar. OF this city, has invent
ed an ingenious device for the better finding
or small places upon the map. Every one
Knows how difficult il is to turn TO the map
81 n great state like Pennsylvania or Ohio to
nnd a town or county. DR. Toner has met
this difficulty by the invention of a system
az points, Ineligible at glance, and capa-
bic OF being applied to any list OF town or
county rame' The system has been intro
du"c1 into the United 8 dfes O1fcinI Por.Cl
Gtnds and will appear in the October num-
Der of that periodical.