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, 1875-07-10
PERSONAL,

Jesse Pomeroy ia to be- hanged, aftor all,
Tho plague In Mosorosa1nla Inns literally drloa
up.
4 r|etnsc Of Moree haa been destroyed In New
or!cauH by lightning.
ptopoE locality for the Ohio inastiopIsts--
caAholt ireland, with = dash.
We all hava our earthly ties, but the 1lce of 81.
Louts Ia tho most hsouu OF sll.
Thu oocan "swclIa' at Long branch ara
enough 70 make any sensible wonlan asck.
An Indians naturalist thinks great doh1 Of
hessy lying donc In tho matter OF snake tascius.
ton. - '~'s'1'"'
Mover call An s74thor an over1ated man :"
! already. "''9 - 10 a'aa
i =, The Detroit Free press mso calls .stronomv
z ~ sFe.foad to heaven, because ln will uayer
10 10 1se7: Dr.. Porssous ssys " aods )ia.hook
{ Porteous Juu. ''' ""' "NAS'" pa''
New oelsaps paper says IL, eotton cron ,s.,,
.oso o'eao'o4a bales. Enough to fa.aaaa Twa.d -
psopczly applied. "'sa II
lhe London Lancss Is pretty ah,rn on h,...
Wao gtVe hydtateo of ehlor.l n ,.a. ..s,"a, s.o.a
ahes ought, IL says, 10 10 hung, 1e1'%'
Carthage Mo-. has \ red.be.ded n,nsr .,,,
,n pas.eon'lna II represents t,s editor nn
LOOMING nan!.s ossr a tho su''ct'pslon-'lat. ' ~
bssatd Taylor spends tho sumna, =. c.,.
800 even tho aasai.Re Il go.pz ' thelo ~ "N' a''
= bloomington hon has laid .a 40. u....,,
uEace' aloscy, and peaca." liar nsst ..s
hlddaR under plIa OF trailing asbusaa A'"' "a1
Col. u. D, Hopkins = p,ouineot ,s.,,.. =.
aoutrslist. ", IL IN taa dir md ssn ss.s g,
several wccks Ia Tie West for hia hs.l.h. 't''1
Emperor Pedro. Of Brazil. b eo,pe to u.,.,.
to open railroad. II ho oeeya lbs Old nr.m...
hsa 90 70 haeAho ~han tho sun shtnss. f'''''1
brooklyn man refused to 1eayo tbs .,,x -,
tue Fourth Of July. llis wife rewarded bis nh; ri
ioaophy With s"tns. He ptpferB patriotism. now
According to Mr. gualloy, Mus n,.sm,,
(itH. craSa), Mlssss Isabel. and yi1xinl, n.ta
AslY." '~3S's
1as British Coasal It New York dscidss kh !.
~ ,tesus-yachs 0ctAviA h.s foxfuit.a hs
J ttqn4, S'''"A' "N''6s
oambstss declines 10 b. s,,A.r hu,h.d n
sauAssd ~ paul d. Caaaagnso, Tho,s IA m,
, 1875-07-10

summoned bnfore tlio Hospital G0mmitteo Of
tho County CoinmaebnsrA to answnr tho cIsarga
Of having inteEfered with tho discipline af lin
County 11odpita. Tho intcEicrence waa il.
about thin way. Dining last wintor son1o OF te
nnIatoH Of that hnaptal, under tito caso OF Ur.
uotz for lreat1nons II lneaasn of tho eyo, came
to my otlice af"l Htatal that undor his treatrHcut
tkoJ were going blind. AMI begged IT tnc 10 re-
have them. did 10, and continued 70 tfaat
then Az ihev catno TO my of1lcs, FREQ Ut charge,
III all.
II ueoms Til. (the e.ring of p.tlents) is an in.
frlnGomcut Of their ru.o, Of TINT WA entirely
intIoccnt. II wan singular .lat during that limo
hase trohted aud cured FREQ Of charge twenty
o'xht ot l)r. fio1tx.s Patients. many Of whom
went blind Under his teatnluut Mt least have
tho hf]tiasit1 Of many b That effect.
/ llayo atso tntIlngel upon tI1o rules OF the
Slate Chartabln Ego lnfirtunry beyond doubt,
A. hsvs treated ami ctreti IN tho Last .wo years
forts three "f their ch.ri,ahIn patients. Iia1
turned tlern from ms door. would have justly
besn considered by MANKIND ~ inhun,AiI.
wish YOU to publish tiiin in Justice to myself
or rather n'y friends. ~hl feel that tue Btrcturcs
Of tho I!res. upbn myadf haso toen r&tior un.
desorsed. Truly yours,
In. D. T. s1onoAS,
No. ga South Clark stfett.
H1I:cCLAT1El It HEATH.
TO the Editor or Ths Eh,cae7 TI7tHHe:
CHICAGO. July y.--TieEn arc several per-
soun besidea myself: WHO Iayo beon 10
tho box Office ot Huoey'H Theatre
wilAin tle last faw daya 70 purci,aso sichets for
tho performance Of tie 1.-Two Orphans" and
found to our nstonishmont that .Lo bulk OF tho
lest seats in tho houso were sol1 for eacil per
for1nanco tlls week. A young man who stands
at tho entrance Of hald THEATRE however, Informs
you that ho has cboicc tickets to each perfor,n-
II are
, 1875-07-10
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

70 th4 EaitpT gf The Ch,stao 1ffbtins:

70 ths EaitpT u The Ch,stso Tribune:
OuGAao, July 9.-ln your iAsIla OF to-day, the
statement in regard 10 tile 1obuko Of Judge
Jameson OK mYpolf, docs not correctly represent
tho facts. The bill OF exceptions pro .outed 10
tho Judge fot Ills aignatuso stated tho exact
truth as 10 what took place upon tho trial. Thls
was not donisd by tito judge and is now eyf-
denoed by his ofielAl signature that 1t ID the
truth. Il ia not claimed tnat counsel dyor
formally consented that tho jury might separate.
or that thoy weEo ovor consulted upon tho sub-
ject, II their ailence atnpnutol 10 consen! "
waiycr IT, II Ia ptcaer7od and stated IN tho BILL OF
exceptions.
rlo issuo bo.weon tho Court and counsel WAS,
whether tle unllsputel facts should DO presolt-
ekl to the supreme Court for review. Fortunate
IL, there aso but few Juugas who hnd 1t uecos.
sAry to suppress tho truth to maae pressntab!e
record to tic Supreme Court but am credlbly
Informed that 1t Is not tho first instsneo That
Judge Jamurou has been sshaittva Abunt signing
hil Of exceptions Hatlng what ho had dono ior
review to tho Suprcpe Court.
II there is anything dlsLonorable In my cos1se,
tho facts are nil preserved in the record for the
| review Of the bupromo Court aud judge
Janeaon, notwithstanding h!s topsimana aud
to be very much disiucIined to lot the facts ket
before tho bupromo Court, and evidently fears
its aclton uron tho factH much more than 40
aud deliberately attempted. by thfehts and in
b4lHtuASt0lt ~ 2OA4Not ~ N1kH4AS tlHt AZ
should STRIFE out tho admitted lruth-now IT.
tsstea over his own sfgnatute-from tho bill OF
exceptions.
There were numerous other counRsl IN tue csso
by Wh1uI tho abuYs facta can bo atteslad, In
fact. several counsel In the case wera not pres
cut It the time the Judge allowed 1hs
sepAraunn OF s4o. Jury, aud offered 70 biz
llonor their afllavits ot that fact. Judge
Jameson refused to allow such ai!tda-
vtts. and.staps aro now hsing taken to sol thsin
in by 1nandauuls from ths supreme Court. Judge
Jameson we'll Knows that my conssnt 10 sup
lHesstono Of tho admitted facts would havo boon
bad faith towards NV caieDka. chp4e hl6 oeh.
auro rather than hatrsy thou. Tho hslf-aozsu
md more other sttorneys for Tug defense q! A.
clieu.s aud moro thsn Sl00, QUO Of the aKsess.
mant. ,Fostunato!y for tAam Judge Jameson
| ukx uot clothed with sufIoent power 10 compel
ms to consult 10 the suppression Of the facts
| important 10 tlsir iutsrese. q. L. Jkxu
CARD YuoN DR., y. +. MORGAN
IL ths kdtut of TIA chttaoo Trrttns.: =
| CuIcAao, July 9,-up0u Last Wednesday Fa1
, 1875-07-10
COUNTY ASSESSMENT RETURNS.

Brs1xas11p, ILL.,, July o.-Tl,e Auditor OF
atate aends out = circular today strriug up
County Clerks, aud requesting them to sgad In
thur saaesanaut returns 10 lLat tho Slate
board of Equalization need not DO delayed i'll
their work By having. AZ In yoAIs past, 10 await
the rb1ufpB from few couptlss
, 1875-07-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

FULL lLOA1 NV 4 AlAJs
r1,c leading Democratic organ os Tcxns has no
sympathy for t!loao Northern Democrats vho
wlsl. 10 "rologa.n" tho currency question. It
can conceive Of no ,sauo mora important,
Tl,o organ In Chicago which used to boast Of
being independent In nothing now rofnsos 10
subscribe to tho hard-mouey md froo-trado
pIunky of tho Wiaronstn Republican platform.
E3.uov. Hayos la OTTO Of Tie muu that old I'LL
Allen tatcs pleasure in numbering among hls
personal frlcndH Whether tho Go,ornor takes
pleasure ia being no numbered Is got an open
QucHton.
Tho Eastern Independent newspapers I'M
dcrstanl the nomination Of Harrison l.nd!ngeon
IN Wisconsin TO ho tho flrnt movo In Matt Car
pontor's lttlo gamo for reelection to the United
States Ssuate.
A smart fellow nays that Gov. Allon prefers
dratl ieaucs tn lie currency question In his
speeches. because Le IL moro 1t homo in tho ro-
gion Of fact than III TINT OF fancy. Gov. Allen
Is . tcad ias,,o himself, aud bis Bpsoches arc
merely dust to dust.
Tho Indianapolis Sentinel thinks 1t Ia yory eyf-
dent that Duuyans fIieml, Mr. Facingbotl,-
ways. did not couptruct tho currency resolutions
OF tho Minnesota Democrats. No. That CO.
tinabo gentleman reserved his strength for tho
resolution wh,c,, chris,e,s tho marty "Demo-
cratlc-iIopub,cau."
n1,o ,,,s,,, .,o,u .,,,, nav n,r,. =, 1r;rre.
~, H.. .nr,o,s,,, ,,.',s,s, ~. rn,uto r,,s hv
-ar,s;.. ~ t.,n.. H., sp-',,. a..,..,. - s,,,ttou
49, ..s,'s.,o,,as ,s,.,.,. ,..s 49,, rnr..,o1 Nv
the Now York I,o,f flov, Dayia ia not lust
now candidate far nny,hine In particular, aud
his nopularity ia not dopuuIout upun Ills pri-
yate opinions.
kr Harry n rorov ,vr;tca IN Tin Nav york
Tr;,mno ,,,t ,,o;,,,ar ,,a mr. W,,,;om n. Eolloy
,Ieacrvoa n In cal1oI m ;n,,.t,on,st liz says
tlo o1,,or ,,,;,,,,t as wi, c,,l III. orcss Tho
roro a W,rn,on ~ a I,r.Lor ria la,tor was
ao ;ntcm,,orato t,,ot te a1ilor of tbe tribune re-
rnsol IN nulhx,, Il ,n1 n gn, ,,r;utod in rhila-
dcInh,a roncrs ] ' = ''' F''''''
n.,,- ,,-...,,,. r,-< 1,n,,,o,.,t.
10 tspav" s."saa.so .,'. ,,,, ~ ~ ,,v H..
uo..s"l =, ",ssou7. - tnus .a.< s,,o.,,n,,
a,'"a",e, w., a*"ss'"t W. .es1 ,nd;o;on. ono
" D.' a. '1a. at.s 10 n.,,a WY ss .ae,ca1 farmer
80 - o|n 'p"....o', -, 49, ,,,o,, o,,,,
1au otaso' enu - a' ~, 49,. a.,.. ~. H. ,i,n
=. 49," suo - tess ~ p..s's "a''a.as. " ''
~Aa'' oA tAe A'''
LsaiaKeon eha onrPen.es WET" ,s., '''on-"ea -.
Milwaukee Ihurhtshy night. When Cafpehtol
, 1875-07-10
Trencllman who is "wiacr than ho aooms,' 1t all

Frank ffsijc's ropreRcnta an inilationist cand.
tlaso, ntMfIcd ont to Tho .ilmcustona Of Daniel
| Lambert, irving to reduco himself to get into
tho Presidential chair.
We learn that Hpatn Inns 4 new constitution
with tho same absorbfnK interest that attaches
to the announcement Of now Iittof OF kittens
born to our nc,ghbor'a cat.
Tho highest posst(lo comp1Imont vss paid 10
Paul Nicholson yester.lay by Chicago ad-
yopturer, thus: /" With eucl a faco IN tbat
could break lAlf tho town.
Eoradans bot on conteala hetwoon rats and
| rattleBnAkes, III which tho odds nro on tue momo-
syllable. Indeed, tho 1atter arc tho n,ost So
voro1y ratified snakes In Tho country just nov.
| Fcltx Rcrnmy. Tho elaborated caricaturiat, loft
Milwaukee, bv balloon Wednesday. and Ia back
| In the city. The gaA ut tho Cream City was no
bad that ths air.baB tsnislned up only DINO
lloura.
Baron Pjagott, In llia Last letter, challenger
his opnope1,ta 10 substantiAts the doctrine Of
Apost olical successon. Tho oquestiou is whether
tho biGosry lnaido tho Church eau stand against
tho riggutt1y outside It.
According 10 Nowell'a Newspaper Directory,
| 1000 newspapers have Hunk SS. QUO. 600 by taelr
faiIuro In ono year. II this announcement ia
not spurious. it slowa how hard it Is 10 mako
Newspaper run any lcngth OF tlmc.
| In tho Duchy Of roscn thoy bro atlsl imposih
! fiuea on olitore. The Inst unfortunate Htaried
collection to pay hia. which waa cager'y made
tip. Tho collection money wss conaacassd, and
| the editor tlued 400 marks s1tra7 for contarnp&.
| An Eastosn factory .urus out G, 1000, 600 pins
dav. AMI. il they arc Of tie order used By
bachelors who have lost tbeIr siLirt-buttonn sud
denly, the work OF Tue factory Is equivalent to
ncat volume Of profanity every twenty-fous
hourH.
p,,tor po,,ar Uhcn IN Nav York. stona AZ TIM
wi,,1sor r1oto,. In his own houao bo pridos linn
solf m tim different varieties Of marble In the
roa,,,u,o nnI wl,on his rueatn AJAX him for bread
IN ri rca t,,o,n , stone bnt in Neu York l,o feoda
| ,,ron Wind air
Tho st, ror,. Times ryn,a,nR That fin leai in
,cat1-uonci1s In no. black lead. but a mineral
cnle,, eranhl,e, more nearly allied to coal thau
Io,a Hol ho. How fnunv-a naper made no
with shears md pasto asayoly talking Of the
composi,lou Of ,ead-pcuci!sl
r1,o ,r,,, ,po,t fo,t NJ 1.o,, r-,,,o,, !, ,ou,r
| ,,or THAT IL fl, want cyor:,sI,oro l., nnoi,crn
h;rt, I'M Tnc tn,,ors, tlum,nv In ,,,r1a ma
laokY yiril;ty and becoruoa pa,uful)y useless e.
| cont as an object Of refreshing contempt, II
I tloes foolish woman good to fool sl,es not the
| nost contcn,ptiblo creature In the world,
Tic London Arodenv s,ra ,hnt Mra s,,vo,a
h,o,, :. W. anb f,ur Ec;chho,a l., ~, ,,,,,rovt
tar n,r,,,,, ma f,ot t. t,ot ~, Io;ly,. to,o,,.
Hn i, ,,j,t, ono,har ,,;roc,ion Ana,,,er !. I,rn
e.ov,,i II would l,avo ntIr,c,ona for roo,,c-. NJ
tia I'olire Gazette, who haye for several voafs
| ycan,cd for ouothor work OF " true lnyarilness
from her nou.
Tin Sov york y6ro,d n, yropdav ,,at s,rs.
l
, 1875-07-10

Latter from Arehnishop pusuo,,.
athSe Ts.,,raS raaSs u, publishes oA.d ia tho
Questions which hive beol mooiSd. *! A. tTo T.
whether he opposed tho creation OF AZ Amata' y
, 1875-07-10
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

- ~ ~ ~ A*&~ANA~ AeASAAAe A@s1 - = -N'
lfu,s aALE-sunUKHAN HEsiDkacE-I uFFEN
tnt sA!o. rcsspnahls tstms, my rcsicncr snt l9t
land a,nininE tho Gr pf fAnnrtn Ind H houa'
Hfreant1y fnshni in natural ~rd+. maolt whit" ~AnIt
" trst.. u Now Enrk h"atr, via favn.co and npun
nncrAcr. T1n EFounJa tft iAll uas aai baute nnAat
and orna,nan,a tr4s, sarnt.+ snh Iha 'rat".
s""t.rd and tim Gse rnnstFHc!ei with stcai Fi"" l."
sal.htu!ness! situation :h ami ry. and ''nis',nE
h.aaInl Viz. 81 ST. !ast' sn1 raansT' m,.n "a
IN tnq. i. II: Nt,DKH, y hthi.na.av.. nr He + n
LYMAN. Gsl West Adams'at.. Chicago, nr uf oAoAtt
l.. ASnhE". IApofte. Ind.
EOR SALE. sl.0r~A t:,lD 7.lti'uM !:OTTAGK
sca In u Eya,sstnn. sl.a dtvn. aud 4!s 1nnnthly.
lots md onsnIah"d c1'taxe With anst cesr It fafk
,t!dRr. t&E Will HN tawn. ant lHoat hly fnt hstsnce
a.. 1s,sv t i*.o.y 81 uss ~ n1,ct i1ndalon snd
bFoosi1 ssxs aud lot. II H!onrtu. $i" 9ny 500
dawn md ~ manthlY; has gn,t rrI!ar and Will
.H9 wtll buy nh~ cnta and tw7 lots It DeH
plsae,. fluo d,~n and s1s monhy for bal.nea good
to- as'" S:: fl II nse sA''
sst ';id.s Ind ua,ii M
block from depot; property sso trcs, EheApa4t
irictr ira lsisyiSS. IL IasiIIest.. kpom !.
LroK NALE-A FINE iEY,UEsf,H At LAKE
u Fie~ ns grounds, shaJ~ ent 31uit trres, and sn all
isus. Will giro bargain. AId'css e. TEune oGco.
f1uIs SALE- nA1tiAlSS IN REAL ESTATE.
3 !atA In liJ.ts thEt. !!9 70 =, ,Lr+nh.
flo;s 10 h9nth E..nstnn q. .Notn 81 4totseh.
tuI lots In fiirnenn. ffuIn f13 ~ $:dHrach.
l,{C0 AurrA In GIsnc E, ftsnl .VU pet acre,
4nsx h,,u.s. n IT, IT. i'I;ne;c, {. ~ t2 !.tA
, 1875-07-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

1VANTED-CIEAR, US1MpRovKD PROPERTY
" u, soash tide: rat sf T., In !,le r;,k
risn. VIII psy With equity In lns brick s,AsHco
3hifty-hfth-st. A. b, MIIAu& 13. IaSaitc Hnsn 6.
1lf1NTKD-A WEiL.NUILT NEstnEscE Ur u
~ 10 roofna on hnrta q ssath b!dns. u l,otton
Gvuset give lo~GA price, street, nnsnufr, number Ut
xu1s ITO. Nous othor viii Epes!1u sucution u 6l
Tribune otice.
, 1875-07-10
wANrED-.TO RENT.

1sfANTKp RENT-A PLAT OF FROM TO .
w .niutnt.ast A}fs, lssa tes ss het..s
th.u eeanuolsd. AddtsAA D, AUNluH. aozosx kka Aad
Ersilklia &ta,. ppttxlt&.
, 1875-07-10

rroR EAfT:-0SE 0P THE best STOCK FARMS
IN s'ctienrJ Caunty. I, ~ acres xoolimr,o,e
NJ. ". r.. short tins III per staa paJnsn
1ywn. a |-akp.tt.. H. ". GiJf.E.
, 1875-07-10
WANTED--MALE HELP.

WANTED--MALE HELP.
Bookhoap.rs. Clcrk.. DO.
" iIts;S;;S c ;sa I'd and "s''s w
y1YAsttp-A CoSrErENT sGANDiSAVTAN
S;ys ri ;s::s
sf !. IS r. 't''1' or '''a''
WAS5sE. 1Ss, :S Is; s.ssd!; 5 i s i
.\VA:S1I1En, l.. fiss7tL.ss H1XP SAWYER:
h,14' r. :s S:%i :s:y sxhsk% 's E g.. NJ: IL
" n,tS;stsss:, nad.!:.2d II hu;!n,s. SsA ppis u
~ ma'"n z i" ~nrt nrv 1s.ss in a;Isncoc,
2t;H; s s'a.. :; s"i't si t':' s'''
Emnloyment A9ene,e..
ets!Y:'ct iii XII
7VANTED MEN IN EVERY PART or THE
s .s's
ssn. III pa' r. 20 . s. M ~ ;f .h
sls III s'asf 7" IT, = a'' css:s f.
,sa! xSgSe 4 ,Ss.,s Sss %M'rs r.. At sd
sS.s 10 1dt'fsf u se xn* st''
1VANrEp-4 PEW MEN Or 0EETLEM1SLY
t"G, Xis ;;ss i ,ss;os: q sa%''' oo'sET1 PETER
1VASTED = TWO saLESaEE ~ sEI.I. DRY
81 :srs tss'ss 's;f !" IL IL
s.: sfS s:!s 5 ssss 'as ss' q ''
N@ASTED- -GiTY SALESMAN ri sRT,I AND Dt.
1s' sp!' u r. sts1!sa .'e'' a'-a in all h0a''a''
e AZ. .ss ia
Az e ~ SH e e
sssa g. e.
fsi!: snd E.pc:ss. ssf xs A1nK ks. l,tle % o!!as
"s . nHs sna
" "n5ts q HI indas, bHn
I{'ASrED-AN ACTIVE NAN, To MASAtiK EN-
W.. .1e; :sss %fsi, soSn
WANrED-FEmALE HELP.
Dom estioA.
JEASTED-A GOOD Girl. FOR KITCHEN WORK.
" Apply At No. 1861 fndtaaa.av
\ ~
" Sc.ndua,sa 0ir1s. II enok tnr .ceund enfk
hui competent ka wanted. ia To.t Nanluph.sL
WAsS1sSAt s1at.o7t !. sSs? g s1Ht TO ~ eESEHAL
as. s,s h asi.. Ro sm. hsah1l is1i; HOUSE
IVAsTED-A GOOD tERMAE cUok: H9 OTHER
rssa sss ss1 ots s'f Ds,soas sfsi eA
,,1ASTEi-A ;iIOD GJoK AND SECOND 6iRI.:
" either SMrdish, Norwegian. German. Appl1 1t
~ AchtxAu.av.
lVASTED "A Girl. FOR -GRSKNAL lIOusI:.
~ Wink IN prtTAt6 hnlly. 91 Most MAdlson-st..
finger ot:co.
1IfANTEIj-A WOMAN la COOK AND TO TAKE
" Eood caro- Of two roornA Apply At 2ld Waat Han.
dnlph-st
10 ASTED-A COMPFTFVT WDNAN TO no GEN
=! oral hou1cwot1. Appt; at 10 lAnglcs.ar.. near
Thirty-nrEenth.st.. South Sids.
WASThu-A GOOD U0oK.. WASHER. All.
~ trdncr for ssna!l family kefursnco required. "a
Last tnil.nh.st. neAr Rush.
- Nurses.
I1rAETED AN INTELLIGENT PROTESTANT
w Girl p take nj twu uttls buys, I'd In
disnA.As, eurnor Of hl1teanthH.
Employment A1euotos.
IXTASTED--GEKMAS AND SCANDINAVIAN
md eos, ~ @ ase hn,s'' %
1l7ASTEp LAuirS wls,ttSss -1Ii:iTr AND
" profitable employment will lind II to thnit adran.
taEe t call At Ct1 ARencT ousa H. o Last Van Buren-
st., corhaF Clark.
1VANrKD-FlIisr.CLAs GERMAN AMI sCAN.
~ dnattan RiEll 10 htl Gtrclass t!sccs must ha.G
lums, ,niec tls MabA,h:ax No charxe. Nils IAkE!!:
, 1875-07-10


1}ANTNEU " WAfTkN-WlTlla q. .nu IN FINE EASY
i huAtEesa, which rl1l A!y1d Aandsomo lts!ns ana
passy must isa7o ey: Is Il Mslsuuss.. ioo'n 81:
DANrNgM. wAkrKn-iN A fIHsr- .laSs wIhk. M
| GuyT. and LxtA hall, wifi sl,u1 y " ~ 9stLt.
Nsst plseo u lha city. Apply st T. b. sud "s't @1a''
aul-At. 90. - -..-. ----------
13AHrNEK WAkTHD-A FAhTY TQ JOIA -, - ~ ~
tbs mAnua etnrp knd sAtt In sone uf thn Ehstsit -
ou!a4tY stAtY. q y.tfa. 4!s!s S% ~ " nsa
taultAi Vi ittiu u ,tsN -. w nuursA Aus"s o"
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-19
THE CAN CAN.
Comments of a Spectator.

To the Editor OF the National Republican:
SIR: Your article in your issue Of the 18th de-
nouncing the performances known as the Gan
Can, now being performed at the variety theatres
of the city,wss step in the right direction. That
such demorallzing exhibition should occur
nightly without hindrance Is certainly surprIs-
ing; It shows that there's "som ething rotten In
the State Of Denmark" The amount Of moral
poison disseminated by such displays Is incalcula-
BILE. The youths Of the community are the prin.
ciple sufferers; OF these the audiences are In q
great measure composed-the youths Of the
country that are one day to be Its men. This is
the material on which sad havoc Is made. With
nature as yet comparatively pliable, and minds
keenly alive to Impressions, they are led away
by such displays, and their souls are blighted
and withered by the fell destroyer impurity. 1t
ought to be an impossibility for such degrading
performances to occur In our midst. There
surely ought to be some law applicable to the
case. Some of the fault Of these displays lie with
the audience; tits true they are greeted with sp-
plause, but there are often among the spectators
those who join 1t not. Those who, while they
can enjoy Q song we'll rendered, or relax the r ISL
BILE muscles at the eccentricities of the 'sroarng
farce" still disdain to bend the pregnant hinges
of the knee, and join the noisy rsbble and ap-
do not applaud; they do not hiss; they are SILENT
Why not come out In your true colors? When
the cloven foot Is shown, hiss It on the spot, not
withstanding- that IL may appear encased In
silks and tights. Hiss 1t heartily and you will ind
more to join you, even among the audience of o
variety theatre, than the superficial observer
might imagine. SPECTATOR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-19
THE FRENCH SUFFERERS.
Meeting of French Residents of the Di

Meeting Of French Residents Of the District.
There was meeting on Tuesday evening of the
French residents of this District ct Prof. Col
Heres singing academy, on street near Ninth,
for the purpose Of providing relief for the sufferers
by the late disastrous floods in the department of
Garonne, France; Prof. Oolliere in the chair, and
Mr.. De L'aunois secretary. The secretary read
q communication, in French, from NJ. Bartholdi,
French Minister, in which he thanks them for the
intention they express Of subscribing something
TO help the flooded persons in the south Of France
and says he has already transmitted to France
the amount Of the first subscriptions gathered in
Washington. A permanent organisation was ef
fected by the election Of the following officers:
Charles Colne, president; L. De L'aunois, secre-
ltsry; ]. Z. Msllet, corresponding secretary; L.
G. Colliere, treasurer. The provisional commit
tee were also reelected and made permanent A
subscription list was started, and $50 was contrib
uted. Messrs. L. O. Colliere, T. Hsmpson and
George Burkltn were appointed q committee to
distribute books to those who are willing to In
terest themselves in the matter and solicit sub
iscriptiOns. The secretary made q statement that
he had received intelligence from France, To-
gether with an assurance from Mrs. Marshal
MacMshon, q member Of the French executive
committee, that not one cent of the money raised
for the beneft OF the sufferers should De used in
any other way than to relieve the immediate
wants Of those who have lost everything they
ever possessed by the floods.