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wAsn1SoroS, d. c., Oct s. is75. 0'D'-''
THE NEXT PREsIDENT's MARRIAGE
Gov. Tiidon said 10 have selected n Mistress
for the " hite House.


Next 10 the question of Tidens election,
no subject has ELECTED more attention,
especially in society. than tnat Of hts III ,rritgc.
His conduct IL suCn that II would not iudIcdte
the least SUSPICION that he was cOnnubialiy IN
cIned and yet there are those wnO asst 4 IL "a
positive fac. tina. his greatest wish, after ms
election a. President. Is to secure an accom-
pished and good woman as "a wife. lie wants
one who will he ev ~ way worthy OF the hi h
honor OF being the partner Of the Chief Magis-
trate of the nation. and who would oaiciate at
the White IA Ouse receptions IN a dignlhed and
wumanly manner, and smooth down the raggod
edge that would assuredly follow were old
SAMMY there alone, without such a bel Jmeet.
For such lady he has been looking for several
mouths-not only he. but all his Intimate
friends.
OF course subjects OF this character are ALWAYS
sought Tor and discussed by members u refined
society. with infinite pleasure. good subject
Is more palatable than good meal. Very little
goes on IN society that the ladies do not get
hold Of aud the latest gossip Ia tuat Gov uidcn
has determined upon leading to the altar. soon
after election. Que Of UGr most beautiful and
aCCOmplis HE'D tOwnswOmen. W only hone thu !
Is true, and IA the elegant lady referred 10
VIII Ice called upon to do the nonors Of the
White House. No lady in the Land would tn
the place with more dignity and grace. she 10
one Of toe most lovely of her sex.
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A salary OF Sj,10a Year, aud not II Cent
SaVcd-SIO,000 Of Dents.

The Rev. L. :. Kalloch, pastor of the
Metruppnt a. hnpu-t Cnurch. appeared ueforo
Jus. ice Femme Yesterday IA obedience to an or
der 20 render a. account OF MS wealth VITA
reference 10 AN eHecution awaiting Sail7f ictiln.
ms was ohiaurd ny Peter Mheeier 10 recover
Tor service, d'rcd the reverend gentleman
Wulie io " stfe. ldeut Of il ,nsas, ana rvqlir q
payment 90 Slil win interest and costs OF suit.
inc SarriG, uN Virtue vi tbs writ, seized u new
DecE,r ui.no that Sir. killuch recently pur-
chased and paid with the exception Of slWl.
The reverend gentleman SGT ~ that the piano
dd not uolong 10 uin, and That the seizure was
lrrel ildr.
Mr. kulioch said that when he cr,me to this
city from Kansas 40 accept the pastor / charge
of the Metropolitan Church he brought Young
han, j. ". simpson, organist and nus ic
teacher promising TO secure employment Tor
him. and giving MIN ia security Tor III iulhl-
meui ui the agreement MIA note for $40 The
note falling due, he turned over the IiHno to
hlN. Nr. .lloch further testified thAt ne did
not own property to the value of ton cents out
SIDE ~ tne clothes Ice wore. lie old not own
aus u the lu.nl,ure IA hts dwelling. lie re-
cched sal 'ri Df S5IOl per amman, and usually
drew several means In advance. His debts
amounted to somewhere between S5lO00 and
$4,000, principally to creditors in X .lals.
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The highest award granted any Exhibitor
" ttdtr luai EXPOSITION rs gN. tNr Nflsflc lrirs
for STA tlgsi!c .rus-es, SON only a est - galway
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Enforcing Tho sunday Law in michigan

Tho Eagle of last Friday contained cir
cuiar from Lhlef OF Police Moran, IA when ha
informed the cltilens u what hc Intended 10 do
III obedience To che Councls oricrs that the
police enforce the statutes and cry ordinances
relative 10 sunday, the nrst lay OF the week.
The enforcement Of tEe tnier- circular has
led To many arrests Tor alleged violation OF tho
are vet To Ice made. lne most nuMutuua class
OF ALLEGED offenders arc thuse who went 10 the
Post Office YESTERDAY noon to post or receive
mail FOrty-ioTr citizens names were taken,
ana warrants II Ne been served On them. TWEEN
V-hve OF thirt} mix prd0icis nave been "rrcsi-
90 tor vending or delivering mllk on sunday,
and the owners and employee Of Two barber
shops ARE To- be sted fur heepiug tneir estau-
ishments Open. Tue ems luNces OF tue uts
Company were arrested flr lAbofiEg IN the gas
works on SUNDAY. he employees OF the Valley
Clty and Crescent FIGURING Ail,s were arrested
flr'l boring in the mills on sunday. The en-
plOyees II tae Times aud D,mO,rt Offices were
arrest d for labOrnE On those paper after mid
night saturday night, or un sunday mCTulug.
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Tnr AMERICAN CENTENNIAL, 1875.
WhceIcr 8 MlI.on victorIou-i

Again the Wheeler s. Wilson sewing machines
triumph over the word. TIE Centennial Comml--ion
have oiclly announced the awards, ana dccrccd for
the new Whcclar x Wilson machine two dtplomAs Of
honor and two medals OF merit I'M, 10 oouble we.
tory, and The highest nwar1 which 1t the power
OF the Centennial auth rides 10 bestow. No other
sewing ma hIne received tuch a recogniu n. More
than thirty Of the best producers II macnues In this
and other countries entered for competition, and at
Philadelphia 1870. ns NJ Vienna IN lS3} ami At Paris
IN 1851 Who Ter Wilson lead the list After care
ful, ncorous cad exhaustive examination the judges
unanimously decided that the superior excellence Of
these mlchinc, deserved more than enc medal or al.
ploma, and, consequently, they recommended Two OF
e.ch. The Centennial omm sslon unanimously rati-
hel tho action of the iu4ges aad the puhhc yin en-
dorse the decision Of these abest of mechanical cy.
pcrs. claim of equally di'tu -ulshed honor Tor suy
other sewing machine IL only an attempt 10 noodv Ink
the people Read the fohowii & witch stamps tie
New Wheeler Wilson as the standard sewing ma.
chine OF the word
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atat c,stits.
SCR Sals ana 10 srt.

OFFICES TO LET In acron1 sorry sun building.
~ 'ront snd rear, well xhtfd All scan hei cd AO-
pN al sun publication o lice Nasli 'nf Fran fort 80.
fE'O LET-Frst-clNss apartment In the new build
y ings 133 49,. l37. ald ija Washington ST.. near
Cedar, ihey have III the modern improvements; water
supplied to elcd family with r uDle Of nlnd pumps;
FEii = rOtt D.. 1875 NIasAu STE sun buildug to 81.
j suitable Tor bantlng, insurance, or general biS-
ness; steam heated. ADpy at the sun Pa Ilcatiol
ONCE. l5o Nassau
rTO IET-Floors IN rs DIVISION street, all modern
Il improvements. al reduced rents. Inquire ON second
nJJr
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SILVER MEDAL AZ American Institute nr. Hard
paGs, soft p do, Niger p' an Wafrr iIl-
POMEl,Oi TIKI ;, COMPANY, 40 Broadway,
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GRAY Hair and Nnldnr-- may both be- pre-
y,hird iN r a9na's onir AZ the proper ttiae. tse
fAhNLkS HAIR BAL AN Whenever t1t htr is gray
eevn- aud You VAL be- pleased Vita the result. sod
b. al dTuE.lrtr.
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Singers Prepared Bird Seed is the cheapest
ana oes faod TO, esaarles free irN shells ana lmpar
Slayer Gravel Paper Co., msnufaSarers, 50! Hudson
street.--Adu.
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Soap "a ono of the prime factors ia modern
clyill l0ni nu IKE ufEN other essential articles N ~
suuJ CT 70 adu lions ana anuse. Chemical anaNsis
proves fNghtiu lhct- IN relation 10 toilet soaps Is.
nrhbitt, tON YER, the wcllKnOwn manufacturer, has
recently haven't Ell SOAP which l. pryond roProach IN
the purtT II IT. material ana The delc lcY OF ine uAu
raj olor. On rccOnut Of is specln Gdaptabty 10 the
use Of hite oacs II ls named D. I. BaEDt.'s DaGy
hoap.-Adp.
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Auttiou Ilotltes.

RY w. X. MITCHELL. AuCrIONEER.-
- ny order OF Taunton Silver Plate Company, per-
emptoy SAFE OF elegant siyerware and fine table cut
ery for convenience of sale at store 720 Broadway.
Corner Wverlcy place. commencing Tuesday. the 17h,
at 10 NJ and continuing dali until the entire stoeE
Il sold.
The stock OF the Taunton Silver Plate Company.
all regular goods, of their own manufacture, OF
and ELEGANT designs of the finest duaty and bearing
ther trade mars positively To- BE- closed cut without
reserve, amounting 10 over $4,000.
The stock consists IN port Of tea sets castors cake
h'sk'ts ffuf disner butter nishps vases urns, lca
pitchers gOblets mugs. forks, spoons. &c, &C. &c.
In addition to ABOVE stock large invoice of hne
table cutlery. Attention Of scaers called to this
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Reduced prices in furniture and carpets
monthly.
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These nonul Eugush shoes eau always 10 fouu
~ ANrEkIl's, III 4tl ay.
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Arrivrd-sUEpAY, Oct Is.
$ wyanoke, Couch. lacmnoHi. Cty PJ!ut and Nor
folk.
$ Neptune, Berry Boston.
= thuri"-ton, Berry. Charleston Oct l2.
s Panther, Nili-, Pnilurlphla
Brig Joseph tlarN, stain, saga 10 days.
A4tO the usual river ant cOLstwlsa vessels.
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1 nINn.h hANwrnN~

Is rll..ll. NnE1n.
Torches from l.r,nt. 90 .u U.W.ti. Excelsior Fro
VOTES /. %PifElj 1sfri,atSi,.55D~ 'Gt.N.Y.
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II is positively hurtful to use ointments for
skin diseases. l sc instead Ilenu's Su phur soap.
mas hair aud Whiskcr Dye" uiack VI brown soc
Adi.
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MiRTNE INrELLIGENCE.

Cease when cryiug baby Is gwen MIX Of VI
ntsia for sour stomach aud wilma 10 tina oustu.-ler
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Prior TNNrniA-nyc Crnf..


'FN'
Qu.ik's lrisa tea cures hiliOusness. head .che
aud impure blood. sofa % drug :ists.-.ilc.
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MINIATURE sLHANAC-rHI- DAY
sun rises. - sun -ei-... - 'iJol rises. 10
Hldu wArtH-rus DAY.
Sandy Hook. - bOv. leland. Z "a lien Gate o.. 90
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S1ii. tlcMiEIJ.

SJij. tltniEIJ.
ENtRNITl IRE. ... CARPEYBs
AT oThEGLLL,,. Az tIGHrH Az.
. Bet Aet4 10 lIn 90 oils
PAYMENT, lAk.N weekly % MONTHLY.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING. ami
y nfes soft 90 lowest cash prices on weekly
MoutA.y payments, n silf' AL charge time sales
j. IL ii. aJi EIg ith avenue.
between .Afh ana 2jth sta.
D0D secondhand and un.ft cirpeti. al sizes. OF
~ cloths. 81, very cheap at the Old plare liz Fut
ton IT, Price list sent free. NJ j. Kendall.
\TEkI\LN AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w tahea Tor furniture, carpets lni 0ediu.. Au I.t
neust stIc. ant i1N prices
CONVENT us an & coz. 1875 Cna,hamn
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.NisitI.lIlllA

nlVONCES quietly for lnc ,upafnhity IN any
- states nay when secured American Law Agency
No. Il Asiur House.
I DWELL VI. rAtNIR. 38 Rurnn, snp, Wv
~ fnrN mlnui4r'ufc- over 5000 |,rHs p"r taf { r
hPts ana cilrr 'tn itlni 10 ans quiAIH ANA any s4d
required al a moment Noise.
NJIl.E~ Il co.'s CrN1'r N1tI rlR7r tTi7s
"a PALE ALI 7i' pr doc nni l.tir., Nlie nai ma
for Z miIA Use a41 ri flilrF.
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3usiluss Aotltss.
4 Card.
TO ClTlZLNs AND sTRANGERS
KNOX'S FALL HAT READY,

at aie Broadway and under the F,ftA Avenue Hotel
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~ hNI-nED nic.l,, large irputr.o t.r hol.e-
\ fecplug tor married cuupl Ieut. a. per Ntr@.
NliIrN
The anti-monopolist., 1876-07-20
KU-hLUX OTTP1GES

The following illustrates the manner
In which carpet baggers and negro skal-
lawags in the South got up horrible
stories to frighten the North into voting
the Republican ticket:
MEMPHIS, July IA sensation was created
here day by the arrest OF a notorious negro
named Francis Thompson, who has figured
here for the past Ii fteen years the keeper Of
notorious assignation house, and passed for a
woman. During the sitting Of the congress-
ional Investigation committee, after the vote OF
1866, he figured extensively As witness, and
swore that during the nigh. of the riot she ,cas
outraged thirteen times. During the l,as,
fifteen years Thompson was arrested frequent
~, but always managed to escape the clutches
Of the law, but the suspicion of the officers
being aroused, several physicians were called
in and an examination developed the fact tina,
Thompson was \ man. he was made to dor
male garb, and sentenced to the chain gang for
hundred days.
We do not mean to say that there have
not been gross crimes and prosecutions
in the South. deserving the severest pen
alties of the law, but we DO believe thai
too many OF the terrible stories which
have filled our ears, especially just be
fore elections, have been like this case O
thirteen rapes committed by Democrat,
ku-klcx upon \ negro man!
The anti-monopolist., 1876-07-20
THE NEWS E'RONINDIiN4.

The meeting at Terre Haute, Indiana, on
Saturday evening last, called for the purpose
Of giving expression to the popular dissAtisfac-
tiou with the tickets and platforms of the old
parties, was one Of the largest political gather
lngs ever held in that city. Says the Terre
Hause Express: 'ln point of numbers, fire
and enthusiasm, the Independent mass meet
ing At the Market House Hail. SATURDAY. night.
viii compare iavorably with the best poli,csi
night meetings ever held In this place. SSua-
tor Morton, III sounding the sskey uoten OF .
Republican campaign, did not have so large
nor 50 earnest an audience. The ratification
meetings heretofore Of the most popular Presi.
dental nominations did not awake 50 much
enthusiasm. The sreenback movement: in
Terre Haute has been grandly inaaSursted.
The cause PAS fortunate in the anle and yiSor-
ous speakers who ga~e their assistance. il is
now established that the Independent move
ment in vigo County is . stern anb substantial
reality. II any partisan has been disposed to
helittis the monement, he NAV now change his
view The lndelendent organization has come
u stay and to isht. It has come TO cou,.s,
every inch of ground with the old mersenayy
organizations. = MadisOa Patriot led
Do not let our Democratic friends feel
hurt or surprised at such news. They
understood perfectly well that ii they
did not place themselves in accord with
the sentiments Of the west on the cur
rency question. they must lose the west
Dan Vorhes begged tacm, with sea,s il
The anti-monopolist., 1876-07-20
THE SHAMEFUL CONDITION OF
RAMSEY COUNTY.

KA4NSEZ COUNIx.
We call especial attention to the let
ter Of Hon. Samuel Mayall, printed in
another column. Mr.. Mayall is one OF
the leading citizens and largest proper
ty holders of St. Paul. The array oil
facts he represents is truly terrible. He
shows that two million fre hundred
thousand dollars were, during the last
year, under the lead of William Lee, TAX
en- from the shoulders OF the wealthy
holders OF personal property and piled
upon the holders of real estate. And
now very appropriately, Mr.. Lee is
placed at the head OF the State Central
Committee OF the Democratic party, to
carry the state in behalf Of Tilden. RE-
TRENCHMENT and REFORM!! A
pretty reformer he'll!
Mr. Mayall shows that the Tammany
OF Ramsey county is running the city,
confscating real estate and driving
away capital. Either the people have
got to take this thing in their own hands,
Or St. Paul must step down and out from
its high prctension as one of the great
cities of the future.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-07-20
GOOD REASONING NISAPPLIED

As to the financial muddle, Gov Hayes ad-
vanceS ahead OF the CHM. convention and its
"coItinous progress to specie payments He
is in favor OF specie payments, right away, spe-
eie or no specie; is determined to take no step
backward; and As a matter OF course, is op-
posed to the repeal OF the date clause of the re-
sumption act of 1875 This means continued
contraction and the bankruptcy of the country
How will the west relish this dainty morsel!-
ST. Paul Dispatch.
All! Indeed And SO you think the
people OF Minnesota ought to vote against
Gov. Hayes because he is in favor ot..c
tinued contraction" What will they do
with the Democratic party which is op-
posed to thu resumption act because it
j will not give US hard>money al once, and
idemandits repeal rs a"hindrance" to spe-
Icie payments
What DO you think Of that dainty NOR.
sell" brother Hallp And didn't you helu
TO insert it in the mouth of the West:
And is not Tilden rs ultra n hard-money
man rs Hayes
Your arguments are first rate, but like
IN Australian boomerang they rebound
and strike the man that throws them.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-07-20

grades the civil service ana the character of the
government. 1t is felt, am confident, by a
large majority of the mem bers OF congress, to be
an lntolerable burden and unwarrantable him
drsnce to the proper discharge Of their legiti-
mate duties. It ought to be abolished.
The reform should be thorough, radical and
complete. We should return to the principles
Of the founders OF the government, supplying
by legislation when needed that which was
formerly an established custom. They neither
expected nor desired from the public officer any
partizan service. They meant that public Of
fcials should owe their whole service to the
government and to the people. They meant
that the officer should be secure in his tenure
as long as his personal character remaiaed un-
tarnished and the performance OF his duties
satisfactory. II elected shall conduct the ad-
ministration of the government upon these
principles, and all constitutional powers vested
in the executive will be employed to establish
this reform.
Now, does any sane person believe
that this means anything? Will Gov.
Hayes appoint capable Democrat in
place of IN incapable Republican? It is
simply shrewd bid to Grants office-hold-
ers Here, you fellows. with the money
and the influence, work hard for my
election and you will be kept in Officer
The anti-monopolist., 1876-07-20
THE CROPS.

Our readers will see by referring to the
extracts on our eighth page that the
wheat crop of northern Iowa is of the
poorest description; in our own state in.
stead of sc, ,OO0,O bushels it is doubtful
if we will raise 100000 bushels. The
western part of Wisconsin is in the same
condition. In conversation with Lieu
tenant Gov. Parker, of Wisconsin, who
has just returned from trip to the CEN
tennial exhibition he informed US that
wheat looked badly in all the region this
side of the Alleghanies. From Europe
we have no authentic reports. And yet
the price of wheat rules extremely low.
1t is claimed that this is on account OF
damaged wheat spelling in the bins j;
but this would not explain the low price
of No. which can not be either musty
or heated. 1t is probable that the pow
erty of the people has driven them to
economize in the matter of food, and
that less flour is consumed than usual
heretofore, thus decreasing the demand
and with it the price.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-07-20
4 HITCH SOMEWHERE

Still the Resumption Act is not re-
pealed. Mr.. Tilden has postponed
writing his letter accepting the nomina-
ton tor president for several weeks" ="
And now comes the following report:
New York, July l7.--A special from Sarato-
ga to The Commercial Advertiser says it has
leaked out that there is an irreconcilable diff
ference between Tilden and Hendricks, and
hence the non-appearance Of Tilden's letter
of acceptance. 1t is very evident from the
hurried manner Tilden and Hendricks left
Sarrtoga that the meeting was not a harmonious
one, and that there are wide differences between
them on the currency question, which may
oblige Hendricks to repudate Tllden or peace
fully withdraw from the ticket.
This is since denied by Hendricks, but
he does not explain the long delay. in
Tilden's acceptance of the nomination.
A week or two more will decide
whether the Democratic party will or
will rot commit hari-kdri.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-07-20

WISCONSIN,.

We had the pleasure of addressing .
,ery large and enthusiastic grange cel-
,bration At Hammond. Wisconsin, on
Monday the 18th inst. Every township
n the county was represented in the aud
ence. We found the grangers OF that
,sicinity wide-awake to the events of the
lay. They have no ring OF republicans
20 sit on them and cover them with their
coat tails. AS we have in Minnesota
They are discussing all the great ques
ions of the day. and are resolved to act
Independently OF party.
The Democracy Of Wisconsin have
been much wiser spd more liberal than
heir fellows OF Minnesota. They long
sago dropped their distinctive name.
There is no Democratic party in Wis
ssonsin. The elements OF opposition to
he Republicans are all united in one
party known rs the Reform Party and
s.he result is they have redeemed the
state from Republican rule. Our 81.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-07-20
MORE TILL4INY.

Congress has been exercised greatly
OF late over new phase OF the financial
question -
From the foundation ofthe governmen,
mp to the year 1869 the national money
consisted Of gold and siicer. These were
both legal tender. When our present
debt was created the men who bought
our bonds bought them with greenbacks,
worth about thirty cents on the dollar,
and they agreed to take their 1,ay in gold
or silrcr. This was the cOntrnct binding
on both sides. We were TO take green
backs tor the bonds and paw the debt il
gold Or silrer. But Congress, anxious
to help the capitalists 1t the expense ol
the taxpayers, discovered in 1869 thai
silver had deprecated in value, and 90
it oblieingly stepped in ard agreed tc
pay tine whole debt in gold. In other
words it deprived silver Of its character
as money.
Let rs make . comparison: A certain
Grange Of the Patrons of Husbandrv IS.
ing very much embarrassed, has con.
tracted debt nominally 1900, ,receiviua
its pay in 1865 bushels Of oats worft
$500. Il agrees 70 pay the debt IN 1OO(
bushels Of wheat Or 1000 bushela of har
ley, each being worth at the time abocl
the same. and the creditor agrees 10 r.
ceive his pay il wheat Or barler. tskinS
his chances d tho whea being work.
= ths maturity of the note. more thar
the barley, or the barley being word
moss than ths wheat. II gE.ses hire
The anti-monopolist., 1876-07-20
THE INDUSTRIAL AGE.

We wish we could reach every farmer
in Illinois. Wisconsin and Iowa and i'm
press upon them the duty they are under
to themselves and their posterity to sup
portsthat great Reform journal, 1.-The
Industrial Age" OF Chicago. 1t has per-
formed a mighty work, since its establish
ment, in educating public opinion and
it has labored for the welfare Of the peo-
pie against every form of monopoly.
The farmers of the courtry tributary to
Chicago should make it their especial
business to increase its circulation and
increase thereby its usefulness.