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The New York herald., 1875-08-27
ANTI-CUsToM HOUSE REPUBLICANS.

The AntCustom House Republican Central Com
mittee met last evening at No. 1866 Broadway, s. N.
Lecomte in the chair. The Committee on Permanent
Organization reported the following officers for tho
ganization President s. N Lecomte; First Vice
President, 7. A. Burch Second Vice President, 7. b.
Miller; Recording Secretary, Henry c. Atwood; Cor
responding Secretary Augustus T. Bishop; Treasurer,
George W. Rose, and Sergeant at Arms John E. Mar
rim. The report was unanimously adopted After
brief addresses Of thanks from the elected officers
committee of one from each Assembly district and
Twenty third and Twenty fourth wards was appointed
as an Executive Committee. The following are
the names Of the committee :-Messrs. J.
L. Le Fong, ]. White, J. Foley, M J.
Hayes, Edward H. Lawrence, John II. Little,
Joseph Hanson, Albert Etrich, C. J. Rose, William
Trumbul, George String, Robert Mackey, J. Fullerton.
W. S. Napier r. A. Banta, William \. Schultz, A. NJ.
Utter, Hugh. Coleman, Rawson N. Fuller, NJ Finn, J.
Martin, George Tyre and Ebert Robertson
Committee on Finance and committee to prepare
an address setting forth the objects Of tho party
also appointed The Executive Committee were ON
powered TO call primary elections to select delegates 10
the Republican State Convention at Saratoga After an
address from Hugh Coleman the meeting adjourned
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
WESLEY GROVE CAMP MEETING.

NEwBURG, N. Y, August 90, 1875.
The National Camp Meeting Association, Rev. John
s. Inskp, D. D., President yesterday commenced their
twenty fifth camp meeting which is held at Wesley
Grove Neeleytown, Orange county, about miles
north of Goshen. The services commenced with the
singing of the "Battle Hymn Of the National Associa-
tlon which they have always sung at the commence
ment Of their meetings Tho dedcatory prayer was
offered by Rev. J. e. seares, of Connecticut "Camp
Meeting' John Allen of Maine, who is attending
his 259th camp meeting; the venerable Rev. Seymour
Coleman, Of Pennsylvania; Rev. w. T. Perkins of
Ohio, and Rev. w. II. Booe, Of Connecticut, were
preached by DR.. Inskip who took for his text the
vorse-'The fervent, enectual prayer Of righteous
man availeth much"
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
CAMP MEETING CLOSED.

SING SING, August &c, 1873
The camp meeting at this place was broken up this
evening in the orthodox fashion. The brothers and
sisters went round shaking hands with one another and
offering congratulations upon the good work which had
been done. There was a large congregation present
throughout the day. Tho closing day is always great
time at this camp meeting. The services were begun
at eight o'clock this morning with love feast
and later the Rev. Mr.. Daniels preached upon sThe
Baptism of Power" In the afternoon the Rev J. w
Chadwick preached on the satisfaction of the Soul in
Christ" After this sermon Mr. Halstead delivered a
feeling address
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
ATTEMPTED INFANTICIDE.

Elizabeth Wright was taken into custody yesterday
for throwing male child to which she had but recently
given birth into closet vault the premises of No
As Chauncey street. Brooklyn Tho little one was rescued
awe ana VIII, II Is SAID, recover. Elizabeth re-
moved to the hospital in an ambulance She is a
red woman but has been separated from her husband
for several montha
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-20
SUM MONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE 17TH
i Judicial District Of the State OF Califor-
MIA, In and for the county. OF Los Angeles.-
vid B. Thomp pson, defendant. Action brought
in the District Court of the Seventeenth Judi
cial District of the state OF California, in and
for the county Of Los Angeles, and the COM n,
the Office OF the Clerk Of the said District
Court.
The People Of the State of California send
greeting to David b. Thompson, defendant:
You are hereby required to appear In an ac-
tion brought against YOU by the above-named
plaintiff in the District Court OF the Seven
teenth Judicial District OF the State OF Califor,
MIA, in and for the county of Los Angeles. and
to answer the complaint filed therein, within
ten days exclusive the day OF servicel after
the service on you of this summons-ifserved
county, but in this District, within twenty
days; otherwise, within forty days, or judg-
ment by default will be taken against you
'accordng to me prayer OF said a;p decree
OF this Court that the marriage between plain
tiff and defendant be dissolved; that plaintiff
be awarded the custody OF the minor children
of said marriage, and that she recover att0r-
ney's fees and costs of suit; that she have gen.
eral relief. Reference is had to complaint for
particulars. .4
And YOU are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff Will cause
your default to be entered and will apply TO
the Court for the relief demanded In the COM
plant. -
s-s Given under my hand and the Seal
e of the District Court OF the Seven
SEAL }teenth Judicial District OF the State
49, Of Of of' Los Angeles, til this 10th day 81
March, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sevsnty1f'ysi w. 'ypoirrs c,erx
BY c. w. GOULD, Deputy Clerk, - : - -,
HOWARD 4 HAZARD, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
7-.8HTs1ahl aH ~ li8 mrN I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-20
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

C@ur De Lion Commandery No. 8, K. T..
Holds its stated conclaves at the Asylum In
Masonic Hall, on the Third THURSDAY of
each month, at O'Clock p. NJ. Soourning
kn ghts Templar in good standing are cor
iially invited TO attend. By order of the
14~N ~ f#4tfst E.. c..
NJ. G. LITTLEFIELD, Recorder
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-20
j. n. MCKEE, NJ. D..

DaYsICIANl & SURGEON -OFFICE,
u No. IL Spring street, Opposite Temples
Bank. RESIDENCE : First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, Cal. mrlS-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-20
NOTICE..

TlHE LOS ANGELES CITY AND COUNTY
IL Publishing and Printing Company; prin-
cipal place of business being Los Angeles, Los
Angeles county, State of California. .latt
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of
the Directors of the Los Angeles HERALD Pub
fishing Co., held on the 7th day Of March
1875, an assessment of SIS 90 per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpora
ton, payable Immediately, In United States
gold coin, to the Secretary at his office.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 7th day Of April, 1875,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment Is
made before will be sold on the n5u2trI
27th Of April, 1875.
To pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs of advertising and expenses of
sale. H. M. JOHNSON, President
j. NJ. BAssETT, Secretary. mrlS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-20
Dr. I. Dexter Lyford ,

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON ~ OFFICE,
i No. ~, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office hours-9 to IL A. M; to 3.
and to SPIN. ap23-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-20
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING
ESTABLISHMENT.
CAROLINE c. RURTON.

r AIDES HAIR DRESSING IN ALL
IL styles. Braids, Curla and Waterfalls s
made 1T the shortest notice. Tangled hair
Strengthened and made into any shape. Per-
umeB of the finest quality on hand and for
sale. No. Spring street, Los Angeles Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-20
$Ioo Each. $5 a Month.

Maps can be seen, and further information
obtained, at the temporary Office OF the Secre-
tary, in U. 8. Land ONCE, Temple Block.
BY order of the Trustees.
JOHN r. BRIEFLY,
teHtW ~ Ii1I ~ Secretary.
The Secretary's Office will be located In part
opposite the Court House, about March lst,
IS76. -fr n .I3IaH 80 .Cf8' a HHa feb2ltf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-20
BOARDING HOUSE.

MO. ~ LOS ANGELES STREET, BE-
~ tween First and Requena. The rooms
are large and well ventilated. Good accom-
modations for families. Those in quest OF
boarding will find all the comforts of quiet
nome. The table well supplied. Terms mod
crate. lflta II ]. L. KNICK,
mrl6 tt s. Proprietor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-20
D. M. Brown, M. D.,
SURGEON & HOMOE0PAThIST.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE ON MAIN
~ street, east side, between First and Sec
Ond, 80 5zf.fadN' s-aM mr3-u
DRs. CHASE & LYONS,

CURGEONS AND PRACTITIONERS of Ho-
- meopathy. Office and residence, Back
$50 Special attention given to diseases OF
women and children. @s asss+s ~. 0ot9tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-20

VIYARRANTS vN THE GOPHER AND
w Squirrel Fund, protested on or before
December II, 1873, are now due and payable al
the ONCE OF the County Treasurer.
sf.4a N s'F aI'l T. K. ROWAN, La
County Treasurer.
, 1875-04-27

The nulon nen thouaht they hab had tha chronicle Al
nqlsabA1ituYn beca,te tgof fronbfy inagno tlat tbs
a1t 4rs.ryatAa of al arts WAS one That co uot t,s
dracticeI novccs. They reckanel without their Aoat
howcAes, this qaraHraIu will hTosa' ueyer sot
tyu bstoro tonight. Yet "o can point rouh5 to tlia
nn0rt *pecinen Of Glenn eon'l,os!1on. Tho thing
Inuka 10 we'll in tbs s}ak alusot msltod 10 isalo
challeuge otho cntirs protf%siou. uereafee 10 shall
sct our own editor1als.-Hasiingon ChrHHteis.
This effort Of nsothcr uAnLANs at typo-set-
ting must not be too severely Judged. It must
bo remembered that since he tlrst became known
as journalist ho l.as scen gtcat doal Of life.
1Ia 1as bcen sucoesslvoly q circult-riaer III the
Methodist Church. = mou,bor of Congresa, a
United States Senator. aud Secretary Of tho In
terior. On returning to lia trade and taking up
is stick, 1t Ia not surprising that he fnds him.
aelS = little Tunty. Courage, brothet; patience
and perseverance, will, In time, restore to you tho
de1tority Of former days.
, 1875-04-27

It la not nm Inappropriate occaslou to ask
public attention to tho subject Of honest and
fair elections. This In Government OF law,
depending for it's oxiatcuce upon tho respect
Of the people for the Inv. The law Ia the
work Of the Legislatures, local and National,
and the Legislatures arc supposed to represent
the wishea Of the people who elect then.
The law, therefore, il the collected will Of
the Nation or State. No matter what differ
ences OF opinion may exist among tho people,
the result Of an election is accepted aa final
md conclusive, provided that election be an
honest and fair one. But when the election
Is not IN honest and fair ono, then tho very
foundation Of the popular respect for The Gov
ernmont and for the law Is removed, and the
Government created by fraud becomes just
as infamous and IS odious az my other usur-
patton.
This evil OF dishonest elections Ia most &C.
riously felt In municipal elections, and the
larger tho city the worse are their etFocts.
The Inducements are greater and more direct,
and tho means mora available. The City
Government hitherto has had an expenditure
of from i've to six millions Of dollara annual
ly this money IL paid out for salaries to chi
ployea. supplies purchased, or to contractors
Tor public work. Under the charter Of 1879,
this expenditure may DO extended to tan or
twelve millions Of dollara annually, Offering q
largo ind immediately available return for any
corrupt possession Of the Government The
means Of sucocss are In abundance.
OF the 3D., 600 or CO, 900 voters Of Chicago,
| 10 ODO' to III GOO for various rcaRnrs rcYar
vote, OF shs remainder, largo portion do not
vots except OIL occasions 0f mora than or.
dtnnEy exc!tsansnt. Less than swo.thirdx Of
, 1875-04-27
POLITICAL NOTES,

Just worth Mentioning Ia tho fact TINT Con.
yention rilf meot In Buffalo, On tho lib of July
next. to considor mcana Of securing tho union Of
Canada and the United States.
When will tho editors Of metropolitan news-
papers learn that tho public tRtea very Itttlo In
toFe1t In their private concarus2 Mr. CuAALEs
A. DANA in particular ought to know that he ts
boring hundred thousand persons, more or
less, with hIa iuceBga:lt writing On tho recent
decision Of Judge DLArcuroRD..
''Thero neyer MAS 4 man 60 much mentioned
for vacant places In tho Cabinet" says tho Hart
ford Courant, "aa EDwAnpH PIEnRRpoxr," We
interpret this romark to mean aithcr that Mt.
plEnnEpoar ia always looking around for place,
or that hls abilities aro 90 pte-eminent ~ tosug
KcBt hlH name whenever chancs Of hia aoploy-
mont occurA.
WALTEn l.. sEssIoNB. lato Republican Repro-
sentative In Congress- for tho ThIrty-thisd Now
York ptstrict, ia strongly puahed for rcnoua-
tnatlon to the vacancy, oauaed by the death OF
the Inomber-elect, AUGUSTUS Il. ALLEN. The
Democratic rapors cautiously indicate their
preferences for SESSIONS. Tho district gave 4
Liberal-nepnblican majority last fall.
An agitatins question In Oregon is thiss II =
man who has failed ~ Attorney -denesal doassv-
ing Of An alection to tho United 8lates 8oaato 7
Public opinion Is finally coming to the conclu-
siou that bad lawyer Ia neither tludosetylnB nor
peculiarly deserving OF political pseterment; and
}ust ~ It will be impossible TOR Mr. WILI1Asls to
urgo his record in the Cabinet as claim to dis.
tIpctlou, 20 It cannot fairly b. urged against him
BY political opponents. Tho canvaas should bs
made m entirely different grounds.
Ex.Qov, WAnnorH IL preparing to take an
sctiva mart In Louisiana politics next year. I{e
, 1875-04-27

Tho baltimore Sun returns mAnfully to tho
chaEge. notwithstanding the assertions Of ian
ex-Confeaerats in San Franciaco, and thor
oughly explodss tho poetic fiction Of DAnnAnA
Fa1scu1E. "The story Is says, has no moro
baal4 than had Thousands Of otAor and similar
lies evolved to foed the greedy car Of popular
pssaloo during the W.r." 1ndisputahls sytdeueo
OF ths falsity Of tho story IL furnished By tha
Sun tn t~o lstters fron wall-tnown ctizena Of
Frederick. Nd, whose vesaoity has mover beea
questioned, aud whose opportunities for know
ing the facts. It any sueh sheso had been. usrs
abuudant.
, 1875-04-27

Tho Chicago produce markets were
,teador yesterday. Ness pork was quiet aud
sasier, closing at $2l.eo caah, and s2o.o73
scllcr June. Lard Was quiet aud 2!c per 100
na leruer, closing at a15.G5@l5.70 caGh, and
bl6.8 .85 for June. Meats were quiet nnd
steet3y at SO for shoulders, 11a@1oc for short
its, and 1244o for short clears. Lake freights
we're. dull and nominal ut 10 askad for corn to
Bus.alo. nghwines were quiet and firm at
el.l4 per gallon. Flour was more active ana
IT. adv, Whect 'was In fair demand aud
easier, oloaing at el.o14 cash, and S1.o2s for
t.ay. Com was moderately activs and i'd
v&noed 10, closing at 74to for May, and 74lo
Tor June. 0ats ware quiet and shade
taisr, closing at GO tof HAY, and o93o toE
Juns. Rys was arm and qu!st at e1.oc3@
, 1875-04-27

The British Government determined sons
tno ago to allow no chhplain for tho Asctio OK
pcdition, hoidlng, with n phenomenal butat OF
energy, that:there would DO no ttno for religion
on suoh search. aud no place tsor servant OF
Col. 1 vosy general protest hAs boom made
agniast this decision. Tho London newspapers
urge that there ought to Ia room On tho vosBel
for ANAL specimen Of Olsistlan humanity, and
that Hector could doubtless be secured who
wop1d mako bis religion ~ little obnoxious as
possible. These arguments hare not fallen On
tlc4f ears, md the Government shows signs Of
relentiug. Wo may expect aoon to 500 III ad-
versisoluent running something In thla atrain:
JTYANTED-A CLEA1YMAH TO GO Az CHAP.
mall sonipsot mussul4r Ind 4ble to make Ansof DO.
u. Ia bFpakipI loo aud tying lubbsF. high o5dsE VI
ptAtr nut required.
, 1875-04-27

Human stupidity, and oowardice...a and Avarice,
have groat doal to auswor for In tho case OF
every disaster involving the losa Of many lives.
and 10 no one moro than In tho tooent steanboat
burning at Now Orleans. Into files at papers
from that city giyo report Of the fire varylng
in sotno important particulars from tho one sent
by telegraph. 1t appears that the steamer Ky1o,
which was tho 1rst on fire, was cut loose
from its moorlnga to save adjoining prop
er.y. It dristcd upon tho Charloa bod
mann. Tho lamea communicated rapid
IL to that stoamor. Her hawgors alao
wore cr+, and tho two boats togethor, 4 mass Of
fire, drifted upon tho Exporter. Cincinnati
pac}iot, which waB At that time crowded with
pooplo who had come to witness tho grand Spec
tacte. Soma person unknown, temporarily ln-
sane, 1t Ia charitable to presume, cut tho oon-
noctlons OF this steamer also and In a moment
al,o waa In tho middle OF the ssroau,, closely
huggod by l,or blazing companions, and carrying
with hos living freight much larger than would
ordinarily bo taxon aa pasgepgera Oh regular
trip. Thus large proportion Of tho lives Loot
must bo charged to want Of preecuce Of mind,
| aud to tho cuptdty Of rczsona owning property
eudaogesed by tho fire.
, 1875-04-27

Tho Common Council last evening did not
doom 1t Advisable to Disregard tho injunction
issued yesterday by Judge WnI1Aus, and
therefore did not proceed to canyass tho ro-
turns OF the illegal election Of Friday Inst.
Fear Of the consequences Of contempt OF
coust wos sufficient to induce caution on the
part Of tho Council, which, but for tho in.
junction, would hnve rushed through an
ordip ance extending the terms Of office Of
oil tie city officers {tho Aldermen incluicd)
men lbcrs Of Boards, employees, ETC., 50 as
to cover tho hiatua which would bo croated
by tho adoption OF the charter Of 1872. This
orlinnnce, the terms Of which nro, to say the
les1st, Of doubtful constitutonality, the Coun-
Gil had already pissed with indecent haste,
bat thought proper to reconsider lest 1t might
tho injunction The Aldermen propose to
hight tho question Of tho validity Of tie elec-
ton, and have appointed q Committee to so-
euro legal assistance, the members Of the
Committee being throo Of the worst igno1am-
uses In tile Council. Lawyers will be om.
plopcd to contost tho issue raised by the appli-
cation for All injunction, md thu City Treasury
must furnish the money whicl, it will cost to
carry On the litigation taxpayers must foot
the bills involved In the scheme for their own
plunder. Forthepresent, the Common Council
can do no mischief except to ipcur expense
of this sort and abuse tho Citixona' Assoclar
ton. It is o comparatively harmless pastime,
for abuse Is praise when It comea from suoh g
sourco, and the people will eheerfully indulge
The Aaormanie ring in the luxury Of fighting
10 sustain q fraudulent election aud to keep
themselves in Office, Il tho attempt ahaA In
the end prove unsuccessful.
, 1875-04-27
Ube Gb1fsDn U7ibu,.e.


A pleasant episode Of tho ora Of reconcilia-
ion and peaca was the decoration Of the
toldiora' graves in tho South yesterday.
Floral offerings wcro distributed impartially
above tho resting -places Of Confederate and
Union doad, and Mt Augusta, Ga, Gen. EVANS
m his address referred to tho new Confederate
monument 90 dedicated to the now dead and
3uried Confederacy, which no one will ovor
desire to exhume.
, 1875-04-27

Tho next legal holiday in Afsasaohs,actta Ia tho
anniversary OF tle battle Of ls1nker Hill, June
H. Then there will be anothor centennial Colo
bration, grand display Of lrnworks And promt-
mont officials, and largo aun,-tosal Of human
miaory and vanity.
, 1875-04-27

LOS. Dnrley WAS quiet ant1 flrmcr, but closed
tame ut 4i.25 for April, and s1."o for Amy.
Hogs wcro quiet and without quotablo
change. sales at :7,50@s.s5 for common to
good. Cattle were in excessive supply and
sold slado lower. Sheep ruled steady,
, 1875-04-27

tho wlose number OF loyal voters, therefore,
ordinarily participate in tile several elections
The City Government consists mainly Of
Doartl of Aldermen, and tho Board ot
Aldermen consists largely OF men WHO
hnyo no otl1or visible means OF sup
port, or ut least abandon all other business
and devote themselves to tho city. These
mon make lilo 1aws, 1oyy tile taxes, oppro-
priato tho money and designate those by
whom It il to bs expended They fix sa1-
aries, order contracts. purchase nnti sell rsal
estate, and absolutely administer a1airs nj
thoir own discretion.
There il no instance Of tho voluntary re-
tircmont Of corrupt Alderman from office
llo never girca up until defeated by Bonlo
other man moro corrupt than himeclf, anil,
once defeated, il mn animal candidate for tho
recovery Of his lost place. This Common
Council thus constituted sealza in tho first
place tho porl.otuation Of its own member
ship. Tho Alderman from each wnrl is rec
oglized ~ the depository Of power and
patronage in his ward hc is authorized to
appoint n proportion Of tho police, Of the
firrn,en, of the bossoa and laborera Of the
board Of Public Works, and Of the clerks in
A.. .,...n.. .1,u,au.,.4, IT, L.. .1.,x,f,,,
49,, oosa;a, .,~oa nt.,,;s .,,,,noond n. h,a ~
s;.;o., 81 . ~ ~ las ;nnromoo ~ 10 s,r,,ooo,1 to
haye- nj tho Police Courts. and certninlv has
Il, 7ott;n, pr;sonora rc,casa,1 fro,, .,,o rr;dc.
woi1 IT, h,l1a tho oft1c. for u.,,ot In cou
,,o,.o from n
We havo Ind recently sevcral practical it,
lustrations Of the cnso with which elections
ooo;, !, 1s-r ,ra bo1 rhot ID t,,orn ~ tho
49,, torn a1oo,;ons Tho ,r;zo of ,1oso
a,aa.;ano w., 49, ,,a.;,,a of on nm - s.,n
ono r.ta.:,a =. x.ns a1,s,o,z, e., ,;,t-, ,,ovs,
.-,' w. ~ ss.,, - a. t,.xaa .,,r,,. of a..
'. "1'N -. 80 ~ ~ .,'.aa a,aa.:ase H. ,,t
,..~ ~ 49,. 49, ..o.,,,z t,,a+ ,,,a..,
' ih.,,a ana !. tro 1soa ,ooa, Tha n<,,roaato
.. :. 49, .,,.;, ,,..t;ons =, 4a-t +, tha ,t,~ae
s,. 49,. naax1r ~ ono aa5 .,,a ,.a.a ~,
ri, @ ;;a,,ones, ~ot, ~ f,r;t,o.. ,ost ,.,r ~
croat "a nt tho town c1ect;ons hnt II woa rol,c,1
Lv nearly the same persons. Al the town
election tho First and Second Wards nollea
a1,out . mo votos, Int nj tho chorter o,action
thav ro1tad 4 I'M vot.s Tin d;fraro,ce ,roo
That tho roneotine and bal,ot.box shifting in
tleso two wnrtla wag orcnter on Friday than
hefore l,v + mn, 10 i eo, yotca
m,,. :,..., ,.u.
=. 49, Hs.;,a ,,,,s-a 49, s11oxn,., fo..a~sa
49, n a,o,>.;an =, t1,o o,,art.r =, H. -, aass,o,
<.'e w r.. .1.sa r,sat,.,.- s1n.". 80
Iii. 5;..vo.o,.1aa r.. 49, ,..sx5., s.,,a..
81, ,:..,aao. ,-ot;ro. ,a, otoo,1 49,, ,,,o.o
~ - .,...:s. -. ~. ~ -
, 1875-04-27

uO0LEYtB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. assat, bstWaez
p1Ark and IASa!ls. "IfQnss Eslato."
, 1875-04-27

4 most suggestive lecture WAS delivered in
Now York City last Saturday by Dr.. I. y. LAM
nEnr, President Of Al Insurance company. Tie
Doctor has given much attention to tho subject
Of brain feeding, and Inns on several occasions
enlightened the public in various ways as to the
proper diet for colossal minds, or thoee that
would like to bo COLOSSAL Az preliminary to tho
lecture OF Saturday, ho invited number Of Bo-
lect guests to Drnnlal Banquet On Friday ovon-
Ing, aud spread before them tho following bill
OF faro:
NfN Of Edrt {1'rnnfal fomD-neii.h Nussan faah-
lon>, Toasted crackers aud tna4te1 cecar. gecund
corxe-0ystuss nu haltahc,l nn cold cabbage. Third
rnurso-Stssiiucs. Fonftl courto-Codiah aud cream.
Fifth coursc-0ystar safad. Blxtl uo,ttye-Stawel
trIpe and green peas Seventh coufHe-0alvea brains
on toast. Desxtrt-F!1t conrse-oat gsoats
what, and Graham meaD. Third oottn.e-nol1ed
cussard. Frut-Arpics aud oranges. Drlnks-coffes
and buttcr1nllk.
All tho gueats at tho closo Of thorepast testified
to thoir appreciation Of 1t. They said the food
waa most pnlatabto and excollonsty prepared.
Perhaps tho most obvious reflection upon tho
proceedings retatea to tho loyoliug tendencies Of
tho tiuea, It i,aa heon said that tho only aris-
tocracy In Amorica a all aristocraoy Of intellect.
Arc 30 to DO deprived Of that also? 1t soems
10, indeed, If Ronius in to bo sought In goldfish
aud cream, and calyen' brains orc to be sucked
ia from tho outside lilo noederor aud Carlo
Blnnche.
, 1875-04-27

posed 10 ths salary y-grsbbsr FERNANDO Woop for
ep&sass qt ths nsxt Houss at Representation,
, 1875-04-27

AMERICAN NAoINa-AeYOO1AT1ON HIPPO
oROatE-IAks shoss. foot II Warrington street. After
toQu and ovanlnI.
, 1875-04-27

ADELrll1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.rest, corner Non
~, Ysr1sty entsytatonnent. *'Marted for L1fe."
, 1875-04-27

ACADEMY or MUSIC-HAtstet .trcet. he! wtsn Mad
Ron and Monroe. EnztEemcns of ths Emily soIdsno
croups. 't1cno7levo D. n.abant."
, 1875-04-27

AsIi1AR IODtiE, No c0a. a. i. a. M.-1tegntaF
nccas ,hl* rnrsiay) sv"nur IN thcIr hsN (FIso Ma
nn's iau. for tnsnsa. aa:! rprk on ta2 e y Dognao
q. II. CRANE, 6sotT.