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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
| GHOMAs BOWLING, Aucroneer.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
CN HIGH STRAET, GEORGETOWN,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, July 25.h, 1877, Iwu -
- seh n IN fSen; 81 me premises At O'Clock , u
.. HIEL street bet~een bese aud Meet .rrret.,
by G.Dth o. a. feet { 10 hes, Improved byS nue.
water elosets, bath room snt al ul6d-ra improve,
nenis.
Lot ); adjoining the stove and fronting feet
Of three foot inch wide alley TO High street i'm
proved BY frame building
years Al per cent interest.
CtnveysEcing ~ cost sc purchaser.
Jy'9-dSds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.
TOMORROW.
w ASH. B. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.
AssIGNEEs' SALE
TWELyE SUPERIOR MULES.
SIXTEEN CARTS.
FhEyES SETS CART HARYsS> 'ser. ,!ssyj
CART SSTANn.Rps, "--- AVN II A'NSS
CURRY COMBS, BRUSHES
On THURSDAY MORNING. 5 : ~ 20 sosSS' &C.
Iat, Al IL CLOCK, We viii sell at puDilc sIeN
auCtl o., at the Emery Coal Con pany's ~ Il
mari, foot OF p street soufhw-sr. the zAA--H.
tn'Nr mentioned property. Ths Mules az 80
,.0N ANIMALS, large, y0KHg AMI IH GOOD condition:
Carts HsGT.U HeTr
Sale Positive. Terms cash.
JOHN W. ROSA,
MILLS DEAN,
ASslgnees OF the Emery CoAl q mPaay.
JyZld&ds r. CLEARY. Salesman.
JAMES GUILD, Auct oueer,
63S P.nns ylysnia avenue.
TIE ENTIRE STOCK or MILLINERY,
FANCY GOODS, LADIES AND CHILDREN :
sHoEs, CONTAINED IN STORE 7aO SEW
IA STREET k0RrHWEoT, Ar ACC-
20 ga THURSDAY, July 20. commencing atnA..
10 cock a. IA. and . m, we will sellHS$k
BOnnets, Ribbons, Feathers, Fancy Goods Of ENhA
e'ery descripti.n "A; over Thousand pair Of Lsdts'
a2d Children : Boot and Shoes The stock must be
sold as the store Is To be remodeIed. and We ant
entire new goods for Fan Trade Don't fail 10 at
tcnd; Every lot offered will be sold, and goods sac
tILru Jy2l St
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NEW HOTEL, WASHINGTON, ID. O.
RIGGS HOUSE,
PLUMMER e. SPOEFORD, ProprfetorI

First class, and complete in all its appointments IL
situated opposite the United States Treasury Build
tngs, and in the immediate neghbor hood Of the Pro-
sideLts ansion, the State, Wa Navy Departments
and the Corcoran Art Gallery. jan2O-lY
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BANKERS.

COLDS HEATING APPARATUS.
We are the Manufaotursrs0
GOLD q WARN AIR FURNACHN.
Equal to Steam, and sSsQslestj0sabv ~ BED
n sIse.
~Can and see the thing itself, and take Q dc.
scnptive pamphlet.
~CHANDILIERs and oAS-FIxrURls m
SMITH, BIRGE a. CO..
decSl-u 1914 Pennsylvania arenwe.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
SELBY'S.
S26O n S3OO
CALF BOOT. FINE CALF BOOT.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
Sl75 Low Cut Shoes now 81 IS
81 Gents Low Out Shoes now g 50.
81 50 Boys Low Cut Shoes now 3 Is.
aides and Misses Slippers, 50, Is. 75c. ard 81.
Ladies and Misses New port Ties, 75c., s I, 8 IS
Ladies and isses Lasting Caters, IS, Doc. and
Ladies and Misses Po1ed do, 9Oc., 81, Sl2
81 u Gent Congress Caters now 8 rs.
81 Gents Congress Caters now 81 SO.
Boys Cor gress Caters, lbs and 81 50.
~ Gar tickets furnished to parties from distance
WALTER Ii. FILL mploy ed as sales man at
1914-ISI6 PeHns ylrania auenMe,
jyH-r Between 18th and 21rh streets
| AIDES SHOES.
Until AUGUST 1, / shall allow a dis -
count OF tel per cent on all cash sales. srz61za
JAS. II. EERMILYA,
Go Ninth street.
jy9 3m
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WESTMINSTER HOTEL,

MINISTER HOTEL,
ON TIE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Corner Irving Place and 10th street, New York,
Que Block from Union Square and Broadway.
The most central yet cuietest location in the CITY,
o. the great stores theaters and churches
Elevator and all modern improvements. Easy access
10 all parts of the city by cars and stages.
app W I, ON q. B. FERRIN, Proprietor.
GRAND HOTEL,
BROADWAY AND 31sT ST, NEW YORK,
On THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
HENRY MIL FORD SMITH, Proprietor.
This well known Hotel offers superior nd an tases,
at special rates, during the spring and summer
months. marl9 eo6m
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CLOSING OUT STOCK.
ALL sUNNER GOODS AT COST,

CLOSING OUT STOCK.
ALL SUMNER GOODS AT COST,
Such - Linen Pants stint Linen Lawns, ShaEls,
Grenadines, ParzsDl~- sui every kiud Of Summer
Material AL other stock - greatly r-duc- prices.
n make room Tor Fail q els. suwneT cE-. 81 50
cents, SIX and Wool P0ugse, at IS cents. Mating
10 be closed cot cheap
ORR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST
Go. }. JOHNSON & CO.,
N2l-T IN Market Space.
At COST FOR CASH.
Fine French and Eli~h DRESS GOODS in all
en- lev sty le- a. terisiz Tor the present season
a. . fan wear.
cured aud Dauas-e GRENADINES for over
rTr----, from : p su : p, Blue. Brown aud all
rn.. - Camel HAIR GRENADINES, IN the different
-Eai.- Of GTes.
A large stock q HAMBURG EMBROIDERY, On
both .EubTic anil Sau=ouE- medium and very fine
Ksai q q pure tId Thread LACtS. Italian LACES,
Er-Eru IAEF~- spanish LACES TprchCn LACFS
Ta-- S.lks.s5 cents. Black Silk from. 81 10 to S5
fr'Hrad : -- from : g. q, together Nth ths en-
fire steel Of Ais nae Goods all at cost Tor cash
All good Cfars 81 viii L. a. regular price.
miTt HE'LL q MARTIN,
- lccaS 20 -r \ 1hu MITCHELL
.ySNiv S31 JcIt,iS Uir0HiI areHIe.
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EVENING STAR.
Chief IosrPh ~ n Leader.

~ 'Nl-e kNEkALS, oUr-FIANks AKIN
OIr-FlGHTs HuwAFD
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SUMNER RESORTS.

JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRIN y
"a miles \ 4. Of Winchester, aud IN a
miles of siephensOns Depot P. O.,fEAV
Frederick county, Va. jyal-Im lE.H4
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MANHOOD REsTORED.

Prescription Pres for the speedy cure OF Seminal
Weakness, Lost Manhood and ali disorders brought
by indiscretions or exceoDos. Any Druggist has
the Ingredients. Address
, 1877-12-26

e'tcrs wrre ever forced nron the country by ha uh
tied cnfnsge Of ttlvrr dn!lats7 Whit entertainments
ever grew out Of s unlimited for detts Of
III do'crinsioNsS What Ptstctpan. from ihA days Of
ALtxtHnEH HAMILTON down tn 1919, eycs demanded
heTlulatton Of the Constitution lrcr shou1d BE-
Longer coin entitled to this dignity that attaches 10
KohlF Thc oFg1nt Of the bondhnldcrs and Tho
apoloFfsts Of ths decentralization fraud are COM
relftd to onIt all replies to such jntesrosa-
torlts OF e1nfcss their completely With financial rogres
Tho ptonte demand tho unlimited coinage Of tho oil.
yet doifhF. They demand that It shall b. IN anil mted
eEaitendcr They believe II will contttbuts 10 thu
restoration Of rrosrerty, that It wilt b potnntla,
factor ia ar1enz Tho ahrnkRsn Of 1atuss that It viii
snahls the people 10 something from the crushing
hliRhttnR eurss Of contraction They bcesa the pa1.
sage Tho LAxp Silver Bill viii bo universally hAlled Il
tho hsrhanxef act OF OF prospetttJ-ths ntans
eo"rrtr Of ths good tma comna. long p.a1ea for.
Ths5 becrs therc Ii life and hope In tbs restoration Of
tbe law ~ was lHfrs tbs bondhoder demanded ths
decentralization Of silver. They hare ths Constitution
and tho law to support their vews They iAte history
to warrant thtf deuand. and they haEs determined to
And by IT, They will not be beKutlcd by tophtstrea.
they VIII not be detected from their purpose b. glitter
Ing Fenerhtfcs thcy will not e 1utIed Into fepose ~
those who plead tho Of boadhoiers Te err Is re
left ths demand II the old ttiTer dollar The outlook II
encouraging and victory aasusnd II may be postponed
for ahoft Tins by Yeto but with veto Tbs ntorsn Of
Indignation will sfso u tho fury Of : cyclone, and
HA1xs and bondhoders aud their apologiss will be
quilted together Tbs country tho sllvsr dollar
, 1877-12-26

u.,o~ ~ ~. ~ "s 1,1ehs' -....
detiSstea .ts x"n, ~ .,,a ea. afo
but would moi xi,s AZ add ionsl ,pysus to sonr
snswsrsols srgusnss 10 publish ths acs .. FEBRUARY
~ a .a'ca "a nsosstssn1g omitted tae asl'er dol.
We'll il would L. "a p,s.s.sns I 70 nn,I.n
names Of ths Coners.sueu vbo ofa,as,SI liz
oi who vossd pro and cor. synopsis OF debate. sse
Luz s. ~ S Gnea ~ III st lhs c!o.s
ths x.x ~ .r,nr,sns ,r". 49, 'ae 70 suRHest -
, 1877-12-26

t1uction of salary, and insisting upon mnin
tanning the useless office of Assistant, ant
this ta1-eating proposition Of the tham re-
former F1rzoERA1D WAS adopted By
the solid vote Of the seven Democrats
assisted by the vote OF MEIER (Rep. J,
mud opposed BY tho other si1 Republicans.
This n rotronchn1ent and reform with yen.
goancc.
The business moved along peg or Two,
when Mr. BoaI1xo introduced resolution
authorizing the Committee on Public Build.
ings and Public Service, in connection with
Architect EoAx, to thoroughly inspect tho
plans from which the new Courthouse war
being built, especially with reference to tho
heating and yentilating, and report back 10
tho Doard II any alterations wero necessary.
In explanation Of tho proper aud necessary
resolution, Mr. BuR11xo said:
lie never saw q building Of the magnitude Of tho
Court fiouss but could bo improved In rome wsy.
and. fnasn,uch ~ tho building waa now in shape to
admit Of alterations. II any wcrs nseeraary, now
was the time to atk The adoption of tho fcsolu.
ton. da said, eonld do no injury In any event. Al
his object had bscn to oconomtxe, II possible.
Af. FITZGERALD was opposed to tho adoption Of
the resolution, bnt garf no stdson therefor.
MI. NntEtER thonRht ths resolution cminantly
proper md right. and hoped It wonld b adopted.
lie did not know that sny changes In tho plans
would bc found 10 oe necessary, but II any yere
they could be now made at ono fourth the cost that
they cou1d when tho building was completed,
Tbs motion 10 adopt the resolution was put nud
lost BY the following vote:
ftas-AJArs. Boeso, Dusllng, Meyer, spof1ord,
Wheeler. senne-7.
, 1877-12-26

senator PATTERSON, OF Soath Carolina, Is
still confined to his bod by illness, and Ham,
burg buTIkp, his Democratic colleaauo. In ono
OF the few who are admitted to sec him. The
felatlona between this worthy pair are ~
anectioaate ss ever, DuTLxz evidently being
determined to stick by the man who stuck
py him. PATTERSON proposes taking q long
ssestlon a. soon ss he IL shlo to travel, and
has appearance in tho senass again during
tha current session L. extremely doubtful,
The Republicans threaten to prosecute yjQor,
oualy the Investigation Of tho circumstances
and conditions under which hs Wa induced
to helP Du7lxs to seat In tha Senate, and
PAEgkxsos thrsatsns to decline pair and
lease them In minority II they pexsist in
this direction.
, 1877-12-26

"Hopo deferred maketh the heart sick. !"
and the County Commissioners eeem da,er-
mined to test this theory In their treat,n ant
Of the people Of this community. There was
every reason to expect that the election OF
tho flYe now Commissioners would oivo thn
Taxpayers Representative msiorItv In tha
County board, and that this majority would
proceed at onoe to inaugurats the necessary
reform measures. Instead of this. thara bax
been nothing but caucusing, quibbliu1. and
intriguing on both sides aimee the election.
and the public IL losing both psttenca and
hopefulness at tho long lalay, md at certain
Indications that tho new rtai,.s NAV prove to ha
but little, II any, better than the old. II was
understood a few dsvs aeo that tha Ra,1,h.
lican members had aRreed upon a se1ection
Of the county officers which would be s.tis-
factory to ths people, aud tt vas axnaot-
cd that thepe officers would ba alsotad
at the very next meeting. which vaa ha,d
Monday. but there vas another no.trono-
mont, aud there aze fesrs that thta nason.
, 1877-12-26
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

Tn1 Cn1cAuo TR1nrxE has established branch Offices
for the receipt Of subscrpona and adteetse1nens
follows.
NEW YOHK-Roo1n - Tribune building. r. T. Mo.
FAnpaN. Manager.
hAN FRANCISCO, Cal.-Palaea Hotel. CnAKLks
", Fon1urr. Manager.
FARIe, France-So ls Rue de ID Grange .Batcltest.
n. MAILER, Agent.
LONDON. EnE.-Amer!csa Exchange 40 Strand.
HxxRY J. 01LLiN. Agent.
, 1877-12-26

The CreditralobtlEcr case IL to be re-arVucd
before tho Supreme Court, which stood evenly
divided upon It before HAnIAn's appotrtment.
The question Involved ls whether the metnbers
Of the Credit MpbIl'cr shall be held liable to the
Government fot such amount A. could be proven
to havo been Improperly used in building the
Union Pacific Railroad.
, 1877-12-26

Tia Texan sexsIon Of tho difficulty At San
EhzAxio about the walt lakcs u presented in
another column BY Q correspondent 1t San
Antonio. It sppeass that tho o6an4a by
which Judge HovARD incurred the deadly
&uiapdty uf the Ioxicaus oouxts&etl In his
, 1877-12-26

aot Of swiudlers who havs besn operat-
ing at the National Capital under tho name
Of tho Washington Real Eatate Loan &
Trust Company aze 80 extensively advertised
in tho dispatches this morning that they will
doubtless be compelled 10 try some other
form Of oouddenco-game.
, 1877-12-26
THE Silver DOLLAR.

AAU ~A4EH&O "E6 INV <1AC0 UP kAu 4uEE
sion whether the silver dollar was 1emone
tlzed la 1894 secretly or By indircction
and, Of course, enters asrong denial. Tht
Tlnats on this subject, aa on all other public
questions, is profoundly ignorant Of what Il
speaks. The Nation has long since given NJ
that point, md has frankly admitted thai
the knowledge Of the abolition Of the silve,
dollar and the decentralization Of silver was
confined 10 fcw scientific men and Others
interested in matters OF coinage. We qucs.
ton whether, from first to last, the word
"demonetize waa ever used by any person
in or out Of Congress- in reference to tho sil-
vor dollar.
The fact In that thers nayer was bill be.
fore Congress at any time from 1870 to 1877
to demonetizo the silver dollar" No suc1,
bill was ever proposed, or ever referred, OF
ever debated, or ever passed Congress.
Thoro waa bill for revising the laws rela-
tive to tho mint, assay Offices, and coinage
Of The United States. That bill in no word
abolished tho silver dollar. Thero was
nothing in the bill relating 10 the silver dol.
lar Of 4124 grains. Generally tho bill pro-
fessed to be consolidation Of sixty years Of
varied legislation, aud In which there were
but few changes made. In fact, the act Of
1873 did not demonotizo the silvor dollar.
It prohibited, BY Implication, its further
coinage, but the dollar remained a legal
&cuder. The decentralization Of the si1.
yer dollar was completed in 1874
whom, In the codiaoation Of tha lawn
, 1877-12-26


Tho Democratic politicians at WaahinRton
are representing TINT Secretary suEanAs has
become the most persistent croaker, dovot-
ing hts spara tima to predictions of tho
destruction OF tho national crodit In case tho
sllTor bill DO passed.. It Is also charged that
thosecrctsry Of tho Treasury refuses to accept
any bids for any part Of tho 4 per cent bonds,
except through the Syndicate, and that there
have boon ofora to take tho whole loan from
American brokers, but tho Secretary has
refused to llaton to them, he insisting upon
dealing only with tho Syndicate.
Leaving ont Of tho mattor oil tho ma1foo
which Democratio partIsanship may onter-
tain towards Secretary SHERMAN, tho timc
las CONS when ths whole country should
demand tho abrogation at tho contract with
the Syndicate. It las been mn outside fol,
al along, in which certain men backed by
tho Government crodit sell Government
bonds to other people as a profit. 4 recont
case Of tho Syndicate operations ss ppt,-
lished by tho Eastern papers. A Now York
bank, member Of tho Syndicate.
subscribed for 810, 900 Of tho per
cents, tho money to be paid on certain
day. Tho bank had no such money, but.
borrowing from It's friends S10, 1000, 600 of @
per cont bonds, It deposited those with tho
Treasury as eo!latoriAl security. Tho Troas-
ury thon Issued call for *10, LOCO, 900 of @
par ccnta; this call had ths effect to reduce
the value Of tho called bonds to par. and
during tho ninety days Of the cali tho bank
, 1877-12-26

At Mt. EAUL'H
Reformed Episcopal Church, corner Of Ann
and Washington streets, tho services were ap-
proorlate to the day, aud, By u union Ut sotno
Of tho peigborlnR congregations IN the Gxcr.
clacs, an Immense audience was secured,
Tho church was beautifully trimmed and dec-
GRATED with eycrRreens. The altar was fcs-
TONED gracefully, the raa, being cmbelllshcd
With tho word "Emnnuel" wl[lo on orc side
was "Alpha," aud on the other +" Omega"
designed Of cedar. Ttle platform was dressed
with aowcrs, and tho main walls were hung With
atass. crosses. crowns, and auctlors, and from
tho chandeliers hung neat pendants. all going
to mako up vcsv attractive mud pleasing s!ght.
Tho devotional exercises, which wcro at,er
thc form Of tho Reformed EpEscopallaus, wore
conducted by Bishop Fallows and ,thc Rev. Mr.,
Hunter, and cspacial pains having been taken
to secure good music. tho chois exceeded itself
In the rendition Of several exquisite piecek, and
contributed not 4 little to tho beauty and I'M
pEesslvtnets Of tho occasion. Tho Rev, Or.
Thomas, Of Centenary Church, preached the
sermon, which was prefaced BY brtcf address
from the pastor, IN which he stated that
tho Board Of Yest1y had authorized him
to announce to tho co aggregation that
they had tho day before pur chased tho Third
Presbyterian Church, and to present the same
II Chnstmas present, In the giving Of which
he fett that the Board had had Dtyino aid. lie
spoka eloquontly and fcellnRly Of tho nature Of
The present, znl Of tho Importance to the con-
s,isii III ock whnn thn nrnsn;se ths. ha ~,
~ s..,,ua ~ - upun ~ psonne t3ey aaa lof
smn., snnusnt,ai rsa91t" ~ ~ ao ~ ~
ratx' r' '1A"' Ae'@'1"" o'kA"4A~'!o1' ~ '"t
r. rrho.,.. .o,l, a. 1T. A.x. 49, ,.u.,
Ill. ~ .oo'n@s poo~ - n1s 1c1s tne 1o'lo~lh&
~ al.
n,,, xoL unto yo0 u 1o,n tnls aay a9 sne Ctty OF
n@,.a' ~, e@''ot. ~h1ea u onstst 9ao tolu'
4ho reverend gentleman foyaaFod tue nara.
ienetn upon tho faes shst sines ill bis.h ths pow
honle haa Waneo. end our own country nad
peen dlscosefod: ahd also upon the iaet thAt Mo
M name Ok Ghf11a n haa everywhere tAKsai \! nold q
Tue people. We might 60 oAcK 10 our minds
to ne asy q nav'a Or not, "S soa!a oat rcaca
fiction, aud C9rtst's history VIZ Eesi and not
imaginary Afs name va oeiag cnanted y
millions. aau "a out own iatla wo fonud
III tpiisd ienR's' S &c q iii; liz
AinKuom ana tne ackuo"teoe!nent OF lais 9u-
premsey and powsr @ sno ~ ttutaiu!aes4 of tlo
f:ss Il ii. blrth "a llfs, however, ". Sut 10
nHux, lot tHe enIet seeno III the who!v story IVES
iis colalnX ioft1 amunR taen,-As coMpE
down, n 1t Wer1 laying hold Of Us aud sr8ur-
fecttpX us,-AQaye1l touching tbn parth and
Ged's loys tho hearts oi tae pooo}e. In cor.
elusion ho apoke eloqucntly, urging tlat "Glory
to God In tIia , hIRhest. and pescn
and good will toward men,h should Be- the Isn.
Kuage OF syesy heart Pescs should BE- given 10
xespets over pew graves, md to the weary aud
love. iren,bn md b1ottaghon ~'u xau1I Ks1et etvs
us Chrisim as syery tav in Iii the years tn cnmai
Ths exercises were closed VIII the adminis-
, 1877-12-26

A hopeful afgn for tho future Of the negro is
tic announcement from Augusta, ua., that
number OF Influential colorcd mcn OF that CITY
havc commenced q movement looking to the
organization ola cotton manufacturing COM
pauy OF their own.
, 1877-12-26


.
Dofanfe is over fourscore, and In feeble
health.
Joaqufn Miller waa at last accounts in
Philadelphia.
Alice KinesburY. thu aotresa. In ahont In
publish book Of her theatrical expaf1enrs.
e.. r; j.,
..I.... =. sse. ,.A'' -sos oau noe Au1u'ne 'n-
ueu."1" :" AA'in8 5ouox I"'aa"sa TOT CHAMBER
"a'us'
Tho Duchess OF Hamilton has asked tho
Tone to annul her marriage With thu Prince of
Monaco.
Tia ro,,or, f,o,.,t. x...
es"eSo ~. Aesuoi noas'J nays OF
Nssa -,"s"..a I'M. I'm 0"n !uas no" auutslng from
sas a.."" uase.s' "n'ea "eakehs nor VIII anu
'ol'o"' aet ps*'"'
b1me. ModJeska, tho PolfRh trngedtenue,
now In this county. makes correspondent Of tho
boston journal think OF marble ststuas. Damaa.
Gus btades, md Auro.s Do,eal,a."
,,,r., 1a5, ~ r. mo, ,,
Nav Yo,k hss nnd,,,.tcn r. hn,,a :, -. e.'
pcuse seaside houu for lick eh,idrcn' ths ~,
axpenso OF which il to he ahort q foo
NJ,
la'"tenca Da1sott ID 70 play Ho"ola
coan'etfsH ffescnstment" In Hartford this
"cak' ano humpaf OF Boston gentlsmen are 20.
ing 10 run Gown o5 special train to sss how It ID
M. ,.x
Tue latose fumnr from Rome ts, that when
tho present Pops dies the Italian and German Goy-
ernments VII! do thelF bos to secure tas election
Of Cardinal Won l1ohenlohs to the tiara, Ills Emil.
noHce ID one Of the youngest members Of tho
Sacred College. having teen born IN 1879. Is
was created Cardinal In 1906 when Pins Ix, was
extremely an1!ous to conctliats tho Prusslens In
general and Bismarck In particular.
prnf. Unr,Av h,a ,ust taa,, ,...,,.,
..T.chn,e,1 rd,r.tio, !, r.. ...s 80 w
...hs,s.' .su.1s'as "s"'u' - sA5s no isaasas
s.,t,..s ~. ~ W. :. w .e"eoea o. teean'-
~, w. ~ oSss N..aR 20 auai1S tha pn'
r.. ~ .s"ss 'uTn. a.'et A1'ef e1ptess'ng
W. s.Ase ~ aoauts "no.aeF 'ae toFettmeat could
w''o'y w nsea mo1e tos tecnnaeal sdacatlon than
w. @te.u, ao'n9 IL sae pfoaa sensa OF which
~ nsu steAsas 1F"l' Aa4!ey ssla theeA should
saeoapscav ." SONS macainefy TOT utallztng tn
tae puoho interest spsctal talent and genius
bt0oghk 10 Light In our schools, II any Govern.
, 1877-12-26

,ctEvELAND LODGE. NO. Ill, /. r. 4 4. NJ
Grmht's are hereby notified to b 1t their hall ot
tend tho funeral Of our lste Brother, Uayd D. Lewis
aterY.
, 1877-12-26

New Chicago Theatfot
Clark street opposite tbs Sherman Hou.e. CAtsn.
4er's Qeortie MtnAtre1t.
, 1877-12-26

and dospiaod and rejected by their Turt;sl,
rn1era. Their ill-treatment Ia justified nntl
required by tho sacred books of tho hloham-
mct1an religion. They have only beon abls
to liTo and grow by mcana Of their superior
numbers, which, hnye held their oppressora
in check whenever tho limits Of human on
tlurance hato beon passed. Tho Turkish,
/ code, which In as remarkable for its prudence
as for Its fanaticism and cruelty, makoa II n
fundamental principle that tyranny shall not
DO attempted whenever there Is prospect Of
successful resistance, and that no wnr shall
DO wagc1, even in eelf-defense, unless the
glory Of tho Empire has reasonable ASSURANCE
of protection.
Tbs Koran recognizes two classes Of poo
ple-the House Of ralam and tho House OF
the Enemy. Those latter aro divided into
1do'asorH and Ktabi, or People Of tho Book,
e, people who possess divinely- inspired
Scriptures, namely, Jews, S1snaritans, aud
Christinns. Tho theory Of the Koran is that
MI inadels as such must be put TO the sword,
aud that the People Of tho Book can only be
spared on tho payment Of tribute and the
fAsP'A "ote " aoolAas'on' IL
nAA oeo" 'ouno convenient III practice. how
e'er. 70 INQUIRY tho rnle 30 that the Dtihad,
OF no'y war Is only proclaimed when there
seemS 10 DO prospect OF easy and imrnedl-
A'o SUCCESS. Logically It ought never to
.o'.ss an9! s'.o aoatn or conversion Of tho
!as' annde! ana christian on earth; but prao-
''ea4S IL IS IN atato Of chronic
Bugppn8ion for rensora ovar rvh;ch
:. sN"11AAo oFoA ""'NA
Tho Porte has no control. The
frat imnortant corn1fnrp nf thts ,,ror,e,+;,,,
=. ~ ~ P'P'''s'e'
IN LUG Btehs Pfaho'ple OF A1usauluaau morals
TINT faith need not DO kopt with Chrigtinn or
-, ;.a,L m....,, -,..
@A 's'' Aiea@eH VIII tHr!htlan or inudoi
powers ar0 only to be regarded 80 long aa Il
In for thn honof3t If t1,o rort. IN r.o,u1
~ ave- ~~-~ ~~ssNsAs ~ *4V ANA&V W 4GAt*lA
, 1877-12-26

rcncy Of tho nation. The expansion and In
iiasion will bo 4 healthy and vigorous one
giving health and vigor to tho production
and srada which are now 30 etagnant and de
pressed.
ruu cory17vo oon nor I,.1,oo,,o
Il hoa hcon .o-r rnansr.1is ,,n'1ora.on., -,
tho ,,onar ,ntr,;,r,a,s ~ ~. a.nat. ~n,,.,a,
to ti1a misnndor,tan,1ino tetvscn aonnto,,
Cosr,,no and 0onnov vaa tantomornt ~ .
nnnl .ott1amont ,noamnc, 40 Tia .orao,nan,
n tho rosrocf;vn fr,.nI1s - tha hai,;os,an..
,1oci,,o1 that thara .honrd ha rrtrol1~ anf
smn1taneoua1v v;.,,,,rnwr a, t,,a ror, nrhs r ~
hoth A corrosnon,,ant ~ ,ha Now w.,
T,ib,n1 a.otos,
mi. a.,,.toa ,,.,.,,,.
tho riabt Of tie nar,y to whom tho s,,t oren.1ys
woris uers spoken to reqntrc, Ia order to settle
,nent, that those words should b asst withdrawn.
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