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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE July l9.-couou steady; MI i,1s lGs@ ga,
sapSr. sa per- 95es 81 ES,s 9 - $7 do TO- fanny Iy
g 90 cay a M rS%. S%P,' 81 10 ds Family n - -
Wh,as amer 80. Western Am~r 81 50 10; ~, a. W II
d. II ~ Pns wanna s q $5' NJ MaShn Wi1a E1d 8 ~ q y y
30; DO Ar.er 81 @5n ~ 80 90 Cor" ws una southern
White Sc. yellow, S6s.; western MiN'i &c spo
So.tGeru ojc rsefn Mhe re Western and nT M,T,
Gle iye uoninaIy 9oa.s Lay sraIes .o a, ar nia
S ne demand fair hr at s2l I,lS Meats ao'-
g easo" rar sddy choGldcrs io cr ~
sis $ lIaS "a va .2c ,ti asi,rr. " s'p Exa, 20
a2!c. da l1rsts lsd2 renol'nm nominal ST,la, 1rn,
airy 20 Prime r eaIgos l7ha5oe. JoUohs al "'"
20 - ro% & IN h1r firm aud steady demand West
ern ,a - 2Jasi 10 Common kAiras 81 oG % - 20 O " ~
,s and a clar % III - II ne- III Is ~ % 81
- 9 ~ Corn quiet With sna sales At - a?ic for y
Yr9x osIs arm os q, 90 & "a s and ' wames % s25 p
ton kCc. pts-Fo1 800, obs C"rn' io'''o oaS- '"'''
'S'" "cSSAl July :%Flcur qr steady, Wheat scarce
and IRA, @ - tl.-a+ ~ ~ ~. 1 ~ "Ts r st a. a,pc
Rye dnl aud nom nat PORK nsslrlrd; lah hysp M Ia
toIs Eak Mcas GSetyg , snpr'' Ca Sus. nominal
Sa6s% qnr, iye 20 seuYg r,Is a
- ~ Il 50 rccp, y3j. Whisky steady ana nln a. - ~"
far and mari mari, and % aaehaSre ETs dI but uncang'
CtEIy AID July l2-W heat lm aud ~ changed i qnie'
and wrak nais duiI: No /. Gle; No = V9c ii" sc
,ais .s,so TN, II 70 o&c 'Gl snl sii al IN n. lshr ~
phrnol JDy ~ -th'ai let and "ssh1hse AZ, i ~; T.
demand aud mark; Lrin E.tIa, ~ 81 ~: " ~
Micnisan so Amlef MichIean, Il 2SS4Si 5i;% ~; ~,
ss9Iaa so% aar, n pna nra mar "a soc % a 4 2I
s y,~n &c Ie,eibts- fou 1000 bbls Wheat ON ~ oas'-
Corn 30 u bash. - ,. , ,.,,.,..,,., WI, a,
I,sILlE Jry l2Folr qnlet and nncil9s'I; M \" , =.
oni.t and u hanged. steady ami nm NJ ~ ' Vhts
nn,f but .t., a67c 1--we duh aDd nvili iiNls "n
mari et dun Pork, s.O 2Jn 80 30 Bah M'H
ssGsisca liar b sides l2cj Clear Sse"' ls'te. i'"
con shoulders 0ic. CT lub Sidcs, = lJ' ,,I ,n,s
IA Ian-l l,rc. IA 9ls Llc; krg, ljiie y am,-sng AZ
rTt.,i l3llgLc Whsky, u 10 Tagging quiet Out hIh
bry, r. ani SELL IL apart At ljts4 ie ,, u,, r
M,vrIiis July - louT duh and nominal what
naud IA firm Red. Al atl 20 corn scHic hi
aoc. oats quiet ana weak ii"'7'o"' a"' ~
unchanged. - - -. Il, ,au,. ,on,,o,
Prime Molasses quiet johlnr, '"Inhpl' 'Nu
l5c Fair ijajOc Prime TO Choice 6sgIOe I.onT ,r VT
JuI Su,rlne nomnaiy 81 90; Sinre Extra ~ 20 Douu,
T,tr, TRIBE Extra. 81 25ar5 70 ,l'"'e Nrn .i"
Family sUJt. 2J Corn Ln al o,ae9e oats quiet al u.
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financial.

4 MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS Of
~ the BOSTON AND NETWORK AIR LINE CON
rANY win BE- held at Midletown ct- at Assurance lalL
IA the 2:d Of July, at o'clock. . .n-o,oon
The ~ the meeting is toauthorEc tie issue OF F'O'OpV
VI -'"' =" r'0 D. B. HATCH. Secretary
DROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE FOR SALE.
- An IN sDOWNFNrPo POLICY made by the inokl5 a lf,
ince OF ten Years interest, iul Iayml
having ns and by is terms became payab. IN. 81
DAY April last particulars llrase refer 10 %" June
nun,r The Mont or, page 800 and fnrther par
tculars viii De given ilST Oi charge ~ .
L. II IARIiIOrT. M0niClar Y. ].
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an increase of S1S.GJ9; Atnhison Topeka and santa
r6 .72i. against $685. G3I, being an increase OIL
5000. n.,-
The Fynerca, Chronicle complies the following ran-
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13

Pocc pts oi Wheat Liverpool FOR week ~ IN JnF "
lS7 From Atlantic ports 29oOO qTs.: from Pacific lors
900 r. 1900 as; nc'pts oi oVih
2i,jO0 qis. :,
LONDON MAkkEr-JuLY Il.
RDsn-tunllnOn
Iur,eatinc-Sprts -------.---. Eli5 Steay
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DErAK7sfsST or FINANCE, CoNTRolLE9s OFFICE }
CRY HALL BiOOkLIS, July . 100.
nRQDK w SEAl Y DER CENI Rll\DS.

- Sealed proposals ipors.d ~ such VIII DE received at
- Office uhi Monday. l9h inst, a II o'clock nOJn lof tie
purchase Whole any part +50o0O coupon or i sl
ter,d SEVEN PER C..Np BNOOkLlN CITY BONDS lnr
IN eoncon Of the Newl oTb and Brooklyn BIidg, due III
1905, 1866. aad 1907. . ,.., ,
proposals the price offered in addition to accrued
interest ircm July |.
The It i. reserved reject all bids which may not be
con the interest OF the city
~ ~ :. POWELL. Controller.
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(,vTY EOVDS for SALE.-SEALED Pr

NITY BONDS for SALE.-SEALED Pro
y fD AZ received at the oHcv Of the city tlrA ia
ndn-ly tlo uull II clock AT noon on Monaa\ te ~
l,g of July the ~ ECIIASE Of TWO IL DRtD AN ID
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAIlS of CITY BONDS, Issued ny
said city FOR the con tTrlcoD Of water works
said bonds have 10 run bearing N'efFn NJ
seven 10 &, M s,pi annually, With principal ana III
[ rest ,aval |. IN Cty Oi Nrw-NoIk.
THE able prr .rty Sandsky exceeds four millions or
p sa. city do not 'Ncc tily
UisaI Goars thus aiiorng investors safe istclhs
security --... 81, al,
lie the whole portion OF SAID
hams and the award viii be ma. al part OF sad
bonfs as nav e or The ADVANTAGE Of tie city.
h.. ouui :, the rgnT Ia reject all DDS.
As ~ earliest aiti bidders v il BE- reqt Iei "'spsl
tw pr rent Of o' their bid WIN some htlA ~"
IL, nf Suu-ky To tort, compliance with The
{ O the proposal - -. ,,,,.r,,,,,,,.r,
RLla si,i In, alei ip addressed To w. W WETHERFLl
CIV Cler, OF ,,aiusy, norsed, Bids or Bonds of
Water Hurk-. $1,000,
Further In ornaf on can obtained from JACOB 4.
HAEKI ir lrlt Of the City Council, or from the under
". W WETHERELL city Clerk.
E'lRE INSURANCE STOCKS WANTED by
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For future delivery the market irregular July and Au
gust were unchanged later nths declined cc. sal -
follows, all basis ~ Low Middlings:
so ? + 7~s 7 scprcac @ 100 l. % C;dJcr 200 &c.,
Jannary 100 II ebqgc February, loo, l5c March, 400.
i sisc total $500 bales sstIriays closing prices
Is rai5 a.c W.? 1"t oeio6e 'iis..@itc S' Ndgc"GpT
liy'. 6ecemIer, 49,, January, l;-asei February,
Nav l5sc; June l39gi;Sa,s, p, Mark; .leidy.
90 - i9l4c coo, - 7Iec septenb,. 400. L. sc, "'o
iiif ilif 80 ieo f "; s; / i o'%o V% & 70 ,
100 Itsec.; Jannar. ~, IL Hiec. o, Hc February
30l lt7c. March, q l. lsc. Total JlOO bales. Grauc
Total. 1900 bales
FLOUR AND MEAis-The Flour market opened better
the favorable foreign adyirr and further a.
Wheat mulers aide obtain derai L.
all IN leading brands shipping brands arr belt glr I,
quiet AT the close the market II stronger for mo-" all
grades Of Spring Wheat with good demand vi 2iO0O
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Recepts Rio for the week ending i, evening
OlO auh sales the tine 23'l- bags
fair business nnsacted To day, and te market ~
advance sales o 90 bags Rio, Pas
cha 2O3S bacs Saps per same $50 bags per Fairy
Bell. the befor, arrival all terms not ira spiI,
quote ordinary at l7lsQl7 &c. fair do al S
do, lJd 9tc. and prime G'. al 1910 l9Sc,
gold evening al all D0iis add 5iS1 bags in
cnd ng 900 at Galveston, 1000 bags at savannah
5000 bags Hampton Roads, 40S34 bags at Baltimore
ana 81 J3 bags at New NOrS
CO1TON-Trre - but tte doing in spot Cotton, and he
is ,s.bT, but without qGuaDr
the st ports tod - bales
this bales tis last 322S bales
YORK, o9yoo bales CONSOLIDATED STOCK, l5jGi
bal
based pnard OF CLASSIFICATION IN force sept
l. s7I and Upland Cotton store running In quality not
half grade ahove or below the eraic GuOtel;
1874 StTlc GOr OIiHary ljf Mhhiilng. l6 =
Good ord. 1is Low Mmdng ijia GoOd MD. IL 4
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THE MARKETS.
ICaretully reported for TnR TarscSzl
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

MONDAY, JUy
Tho following s complste list Of exports shipped Ia 'sses
which were cleared to-day for foreign ports:
ANTwHRr-Ship success nor ooo
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, a., ia sing ire ly at nur i.FuTea In Iu
suppl, !, ami sDmcW nat ftvM Ia" Diy'l Nt1lo'o'
Ntw state Fancy .. NtStIh "p" '"'" =, O
Tor home j. H3"l-4 n'h - n'' -'--.--
New ~tUr, Prime ! ID" @"Hhih''' -"''''
Fancy for Export l2@0 Sh'9 90 > 80 ,ol :, AZ,
Far 10 70 ....lu 0lli- In iish
Extia Western ..... all -, 49, -,
-TIAItIN stronger, win safes Oh ioo a.
at lOLa. ,...,, ,, han, ,r,,.r
,r.s sales oi ani 80 boNos C.ntriiugh ~ ''
ard 400 boxes MOISses sugar at ~ We tuol. ran ~
orl I, nunG 1lsleaS ne; Prime Dc" AZ N't17
Centrifugal hhds and sia 9~r 'hd NO ~ loN
iav,.i a; - fair dciii.Hi and nf1i ~
a a for SOFT yellow 99iaI0 ic for No " hie ~ &C. '"i
crushed la, Tor iOWdcIri; ami O'1c Tor tlJunIhtl,
rNLIJW nTu, a fair inquiry s~ies oi IZoV'" Nd W
Sc =, s.,. sol.s n, A a bhts
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ROW., wATgRrowS ANO OGnfy,nrRen R,nRo

ROME, WATFRrowN AND OGnFS>ptRGu RAILROAD, I
PRESIDENTS OFFrf, NEW YORK, June H. lsI5,S
dividend NOTICE.-ThIs Company will
i pav a SEMI ANIMAL DIVIDEND Of THREE PER
CENT AMI after the ljih II July next al The tMhrfs
Loan an't Trust Company New FORK.
Stockholders residing In Jef'rsoD county sn receive er
di,ir!l- at The transfer books NIL 10
closed from the 10Th inst. to dV ot payment
M\RCtILuS MASSEY President
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Banking 6ouses ano Bankers.
Dlplocno \ otlrcs.

OFIIcR or HOyARD fNslRAN'E coMrANL /
No. 66 WAIG~rT. NEW Yohk, July J. lsI9}
4 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF SlN u IL
~ CENT has been declared by the totri II DIRECTOR. OF tho
Howard Company payable TO the Stockholders On
demand. Theodore KELLER sec rriary.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-13

ST JOHNS, ~ F.-SclIOOncT J. l.. Cro'sley.
Flour bbs l2i9 Leather, sid 200 Cheese ~ 2,711
r,Ik buLs 4JO Butter, 10. 3D.. HaItiwr,pk. II
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OFFICE or INF ILIINQIa CLAIhAL kAlLAoAD nUMrANLf
nINIDEND of EDTTR PER CENT has bpeu

~ declared by this Company, payab. the day VI
August the holders ~ nll paid shares reg tered AZ
the close nf next AFR winch AMI
NTH day August. hc transfer 0o'ks vii be eled
L. V. r RANDOIp PHI. IINasnrrr
National Republican., 1875-12-07
SUDDEN DEATH.
Major John $. Hone Found Dead Ia s,S,

Major John S. Hope, Of Kentucky, . gentle
man well known In this city, where he has spep.
his winters for the past several years. arrived on
Monday last and took rooms at the ImpedAL
During the week he was about town with q nun-
Der Of the Kentucky gentlemen who are Fare in
political capacities, and appeared to be sIojoying
himself with his accustomed Eest On Saturday
evening be retired complaining of CseIing un-
we'll and remained in bis room all Az Sunday,
during which time he sent to q dI eg store for
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clof II the chamber
maid entered the room and was srprfsed 10 find
that the MAJOR was dead, altho' Igh the body was
through the room was taken and q vial which
had contained laudanum VIZ Fo1ad 10 the bed
beside him, leaving ne dou q that his sudden and
The friends of Mr.. H pc and the coroner were
tabI.shment of Mr.. R., f. Harvey TO be prepared
for interment Durffx the afternoon an autopsy
was held BY C1rone.f p Patterson. and this morning
Hope insist that AZ death was the result Of an
accidental overd asa of laudanum which he was in
the habit Of taF fas TO dun the pain Of neuralgia
with which ne wss afflicted.
The deceaE 81 was nifty four years of age, Of
large statu genial disposition. and was Wel
was bern ira Lynchburg, Va. where for years his
father wa'Ioditor of the LyncheErg Neps. Dur
ing tne Ssr he was In the Oonieoe,Sse @ ar Z,
Gen. b .eckenridge and Gen Dick Taylor, and as
a reWs ra Of FalOr he received from the Confed-
crate Government medal in recognition OF hio
brav my and distinguished services.
a. the close Of the war he was engaged in the
lqSor business in st. Louis and Louisville, but
IS not particularly successful. He came TO this
city fer the purpose Of entering into business,
sAd had, Il is said. completed the necessary ar
rangements, and, but for his sudden death, was 20
at once have entered upon o new career. HIS
permanent residence was Paris, Kentucky, where
he leaves wife and two children. After the IN
quest to-day his remains VIII be sent to his iamly
for internsnt
National Republican., 1875-12-07
PERSONAL.

Murat Halstead, esq, OF the Cincinnati Com
merciGl, is in the city.
Hon. Henry L. Pierce, James NJ. Bugbee and
J. N. Goodwin are stopping at wormley's hotel.
Henry @. Psyton, Robert Tyler, Virginia. and
Andrew Divine, Brooklyn, are at ST. James hotel.
Col. Cheseoorough. Of the United States Lsgs-
tiOn to Londeu, has taken rooms at WOrmleys
hotel.
Hop. and Mrs. HoratIo Burchard, of Illinois,
have taken rooms for the winter at the Hamilton
house, corner Of Fourteenth and K streets north
west.
Mr.. John J. Dawson, Of the 0rleanfan, New
Orleans, and sgent OF the Lamin's hreless en-
gines, arrived in this city last evening, and will
remain for few days.
Hon. Leonard Myers, Governor William BIgler,
Gen. Thos. Cochran, Philadelphia; Hon. J. W.
Uonover. Florida; Hon. B. J. Oglesley. Illinois;
Hon. p. W. Hitderson, Nebraska: Gen. Joseph r.
Hawley, Hartford, Connecticut, are &C Willlard's
hotel.
Hon. P. W. Hitchcock, Nebraska; Hon. Geo. A.
Halsey, New Jersey; Gen. J. g. Barner, Gen. K.
Knox, Prof. Z. G. Cattell, New York; ]. @. T.
Bingham, Ohio; James b. Baylor, u. s. Coast
Survey; W. p. Ray, u. S. Navy, have taken
rooms at the Ebbtt house.
National Republican., 1875-12-07
CABLE FLASHES.

LEAvENwoRTH, Dec. 6.-The school board Of
this city tonight resolved to admit colored
children into the public schools Of the city.
LONDON, Dec Ia Vienna dispatch TO the
Daily Times says snow has fallen In such quanti-
ties as to interrupt communication between Italy
and Hungary.
LONDON, Dee. GA Times telegram from Alex
audria says Egypt does not wish TO annex Abys-
sin1a. She merely wants security against the
violation Of her frontier BY Abyssinia.
LONDON, Dec. e.-The failure Is announced Of
VIM. Spotter & Co., linen manufacturers and
bleachers, of Belfast, lrelans, and this city.
Their liabilities are estimated at q, 900.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-The British bark Lalla Rookh.
engaged in the American trade, came in collision
to-day with the bark Falka, from Dublin for
Frederickstadt. Tho latter sunk. The Lalla
Rookh put back, leaking, to Plymouth.
LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch to the STANDARD
from st. Petersburg says the rumors that Kh0-
kand was surrounded and q majority the
smaller Russian garrisons had been massacred
are false. There has been no further rising in
the city Of Khokand.
LONDON, Dec. IA special telegram to the
Daily NtrS from Berlin says It Is considered
probable In st. Petersburg that Russia Will pro-
pose an international conference on the Suez
canal question, and If her demand is refused, viii
claim freedom Of action in the East
RoHE, Dec. 6.-Dlspstehes have been received
at the Vatican from Madrid stating that Col
laDtes, Minister for Foreign Affair." has informed
the Papal Nuncio that he Is open to negotiation
upon the Ystican's proposals relative to the Con-
cSrdat, although be rejects the principle upon
which they are based.
National Republican., 1875-12-07
PRESBYTERIAN.
Services at the First Church.


Religious services Of q very interesting charac-
ter were held last evening under the auspices
Of Washington city presbytery, at the First Pres
byterian church. (Dr. Sunderlands.) The Rev
DR.. Wills, OF the Western Presbyterian church,
preached q sermon from John iii:16: "Eor God 30
loved the world that he gave his only begotten
son, that whosoever believetb in him should not
perish, but have everlasting life"
The discourse was o most impressive statement
of the great doctrines Of evangelical faith:
]. The plan OF saving mercy is Of Divine origin.
2 The substitution OF Christ for the sinner is the
core and centre Of this plan.
5. Faith, the instrument by which We are syailed
of its benefits
4. The tWofold results of the plan, IN preventing
men from perishipg and in making them heirs Of
eternal life.
Prayers and remarks followed from several Of
the ministers, elders and laity. The hymns sung
were very appropriate. The attendance was very
encouraging and the congregations well repre-
sented, although many seats were vacant, 1.-THE
audience-room Of this church being the largest Of
any Protestant church in the city.) The feeling
in the audience was msnifestly intelligent, deep
and solemn. So successful was the meeting that
it was determined 10 hold another Of o similar
character, at the game church, on Tuesday even
ing OF next week.
We are requested to say that while these meet
ings are distinctly under the auspices Of the
recognize the individual responsibility of the min
listers and churches Of this body, they are by no
means intended 10 exclude any who may desire to
attend them, or to divide the efforts at Christian
union and cooperation now in progress in the
city, but rather 10 support and supplement them.
National Republican., 1875-12-07
navy Yard Notes.

The United States monitor CatskIII has gone
into commission with the following officers: Com
nander, Henry Wilson; Lieutenant L. Chenery,
executive officer; Lieut.. Daniel Delshanty, nayI-
gator; Lieut.. Newton L. Mason, Passed Assistant
Engineer WIN. L. Bailie, Assistant Engineer A
Y. zane, assistant Paymaster Il. I. Brown and
Assistant Surgeon John NJ. Steele The vessel
vas yesterday inspected by a board of offioers.
consisting Of Capt. .. q. Badger, Chief Engineer
e. Webb.
The old boilers Of the sloop-oEHar wyominy
were hoisted out Of the vessel yesterday
There is larger force of workmen employed in
the yard now than at any time since the Cuban
excitement in the winter Of 1873
National Republican., 1875-12-07

large meeting OF the committee OF arrange
ments Of the Labor Leagues of the District of Co.
lumbIs, for the demonstration in honor Of Con-
gIess, was held last evening at 400 Louisiana
avenue. Mr.. Hodnett presided, and read dis
patches from New York, Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore, saying that they heartily con-
CURED; also one from San Francisco, from Gel.
Redstone and one from Gen. Cameron, OF Kan
sas, pledging the support and cooperation Of the
grange of his State.
The following committee was then appointed
by Mr.. Hodnett to wait upon the Speaker Of the
House, the President Of the Senate, Hon. Samuel
]. Randall, of Pennsylvania, and Hon. Daniel r.
Lyddy, Of New York, and inform them that they
were 10 be serenaded by the workingmen Of the
District of Columbia by order Of the National
Labor Council OF America, and sec II Il would be
agreeable for them 10 accept the came:
White Committce-Chas. Curtin, Chairman, }
John McNamars, Mathew McNamara, Henry
Boucher, Nyles Carroll, G. q. Hollender, John
Murphy, Dennis O'NeiI, John Mallory, John
Mabony, VIM. Burke and Thos. Boucher.
Colored Committee-Geo. W. Stewart, (chair-
man, II. Q. Bolden, John Smith, Sterling Hes
Ter, CRsar Smith, Henry Matthews, 2. II. Um-
bles, Oscar Thomas and Thos. Kane.
The demonstration will be on to morrow even
ing, and he leagues will all form in judiciary
square at T:3O o'clock, and the marshals will place
them in line and proceed to the Speakers house
first, President Of the Senate next, and then to
Mr.. Leddys and Mr.. Randall's: then the pro-
eession will move through the Avenue back to
Judiciary square, where they will be addressed
on the rights Of labor by several able men from
abroad.
National Republican., 1875-12-07
Runayaya and Aenidsnt.

Charles e. Carroll, son of Hon. JoEeph Carroll,
was seriously injured on Saturday morning by
being thrown from his wagon while riding to
market The wagon was overturned and the boy
fell under a colored driver, who weighed some
two hundred pounds. No bones are known 10
nave been broken, but It is feared the knee will
De permanently injured. DIR. Roberts is in at
tendance. Those who miss the pleasant face OF
Charley from the stalls OF Honest Joe in the va
Jous markets will join US in hoping for his early
recovery.
National Republican., 1875-12-07
Wilson Memorial Meeting at the First In
dependent II. z. Church.

NotwithEtAnding the extremely inelement
weather on Sunday q very Intelligent audience
assembled agreeable to previous announcement
at the sooTe-nsmed church, at 3 O'Clock, 10 hold
= memorial service in honor OF the deceased
Vice President, Hon. Henry Wilson. In the
absence Of Rev. q. W. Dennlson, who was an
nsupced to deliver the memorial sermon, the
duty devolyed upon the pastor Of the church,
honoraDiy, making very eloquent a7d impress
sive SCORES; The music was appropriate and
touching and WHs well rendered by the very
efncient choir in attendance Mr. w. O. Costin
also addressed the meeting In his usually effect
i've and happy style, creating most solemn san
s1tion as be dWelt at largo upon the Iabors and
virtues Of the deceased. The meeting was 10 all
respects great success. and testified how truly
grateful are the colored people for the EARNEST
and heroic Efforts Of Euch men as Thaddeus
Stevens. Charles Sumner, Henry Wilson aud
others Of like character and devotion to the prin.
eiples Of justice and humanity.
National Republican., 1875-12-07
Aucrlon Sales To-day.

By Duncanson Bros:
At 10 O'Clock. large lot of new and eecond hand
furniture, stoves. crockery ware, sc.
At o'clock, an eieg ant dwelling IN o most de-
slraoie part Of the city, On street, between Yer
mont avenue and Sixteenth street northwest
By B. H. Warner:
AT $50 and o'clock, improved and unimproved
property on the south side of New York avenue
between thirteenth and Fourteenth streets north.
Hest, ana on the southwest corner oI Tenth and
At o'clock, valuable building lots on T street
northwest, next to the corner Of Ninth street.
BY E. ]. Sweet:
streets northeast. - -N -
By bowman Green:
Ala O'Clock, valuable real estato sItuate nm Gan
itol Hi, on A street northeast. " S-f
By Wash. b. Williams:
At 10 O'Clock, household furniture c,rn.ts g..
National Republican., 1875-12-07
Matt O'Brlsn's Pansr.

The first number Of the "AIaaiic Coast Line
Journal" paper especially devoted to the In
tereGts Of travellers that route has reached us,
Among other things the prospective says: The
travelling public will find it welcome visitor,
for while It will serve to while away An otherwise
dull hour in the psrsual of readable and interest
ing articles, poetry, etc It will also be found 10
contain the very valuable and correct schedules
time tables OF the entire line, thus enabling them
to arrange their plans with thoroughly correct
Information as TO transportation" The typogra-
ply Of the sheet is excellent, and the fact that
Mr. Matt O'Brien, an old Washingtoniau has
charge of II, is an additional reason for our we'll
wishes for the neR aspirant for popular favor
National Republican., 1875-12-07
Estimates for 187e-'7.
What the Captain Of the Uruguay ssy..

NEW YoRK, Dec. o.-Colonel Rosads, who was
In command Of the last expedition to Cuba In the
Uurgusy, last night made report to the Cuban
assessor. He states that the vessel was wholly
unit for the service. Her machinery was old and
in poor condition, and the propeller worked 90
baby that the utmost speed that the steamer
could attain was little over i've miles an hour.
when the vessel had set out on the voyage It was
discovered that the supply of coal was insufficient
and later the provisions began to fall short. The
people on board suffered greatly from these
causes, and also from the excessive heat. When
they reached Cuba nine men were landed In .
boat TO reconnotre, but the place was so danger
Gus to vessels that 1t was impossible to land any
part Of the cargo or any soldiers. Meanwhile the
Spanish authorities had been informed OF their
presence, and they had to make the utmost speed
to Jamaica. The arms furnished were OF an In
ferior quality. He blamed the agents In this city
for neRlIRence In fitting ont the vessel.
National Republican., 1875-12-07
An Indecent Aasault.

Charles Nelson, 3 Young colored man, was last
evening arrested by Oficcr Ryan for committing
an indecent assault upon young colored girl,
named Elizabeth Eglam, last Saturday. Both
Of the parties have been employed as servants in
the house Of General Bingham on Nineteenth
age. While she was sleeping Nelson took liber-
ties about her person, which woke her up. Nell
time, and that the liberties he took were not at ali
unusual