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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-26
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,

Young Mems Christian Association,
AT GRUNEWALD HALL,
ON THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 2s,
at ~. o'clock. for the purpose Of raising funds
for the furnishing Of their rooms, Mt No. 81
Camp street. TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. for
sale at the principal stores.
The following programme Of classical and
popular music will be presented:
PartH.
|. Duet. Recordare. ... ,.................. Verdi
Misses |. Reimann and M. Wolf.
2. Baritone Solo Dieu Seul Ne Ia Rem
dra". ................... Paul Henrion
Mr. j. Rossi
?. Violin Solo Faust. .Alard
Male Qnartette; On Bank Two Roses Fair"
Messrs. Tracy, Raymond. Ross and Bremen.
8. Duet. "Mosquitatre de- U Refine. Halevy
:, Mrs. A. schwartz and Mr. M. Solomon.
6. Soprano Solo. Flower Girl .-.... Berignani
Miss Julia Thomas.
Part III.
7. Alto Solo. Serenade ................ Wekelin
Miss Ida Reimann.
3. Duet: Refine de Chypre. f.. Halevy
Messrs. M. Solomon and j. Rossi.
8. Soprano Solo Air de Ia Somnambua.
Mrs. A. Schwartz.
10. Violin Solo. ....................M Mr. T Curant
II. Male Quartstte, Farewell to the Forest. /"
Messrs Tracy, Raymond Ross and Bremen
j. W. L. Eckeft. Director
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
Sam'l Fl. Kennedy. John T. Harde
Geo. II. Preston, @. L. WamsIey.
W. q. Black, Cyrus Bussey.
w. II. Lyman, X. IT, Rivers
H. A. Burke. H. N. Ogden
l. N. Marks Louis Bush
A. II. May. Alexander Hay.
W. T. Mumford I'D. HILL
The grand piano used on this occasion Is
from the celebrated factory Of W. Knabe & Co.
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ron RENT.

Two RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED PAR
i lor aud bed room, with the use of new
piano also q few front bed rooms on tho second
and third floors will be rented nj a moderate
price. with or without board. Apply at $40 Camp
street. deh I'm
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Also. Mirrors resilvered Frames regilt and all
kinds Of repairs made at moderate prices.
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once Of Jefferson and Lake Pout char

train Railroad Company-New Orleans, De-
cember al. 1R78-The annual election for
directors Of this company will take place,
according TO law. on MONDAY, January 9. 1872
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. IN. and q ..
m, ct the office, No. II Baronne street.
d22td WALTER " CROUCH Secretary
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NOtice-NeIther the captain, owners nor
thu undersigned. agents Of tho British steam
ship MEDIATOR Captain Hannay, from Mext-
gco. will be responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew Of said vessel.
da25 at DEGAN * co.
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Office Of the New Orleans Insurance Conn

pnny, corner Canal and Camp streets, New Or
leans, December II, 1g7S-The annual ELEU-
TION FOR DIRECTORS of this company. Ito
serve during tho ensuing year. will be held at
It's office, corner Canal and Camp streets. on
MONDAY. December &c. 1873 between the hours
OF II ~ m. and y. m.
de13 I'd J. W. HINCKS, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-26

In retiring from the firm Of Finiay Il Thomp-
son | cordially recommend our SUCCESSORS
G. IL. FlNLAf CO.. to the patronage Of my
friends.
del i'm r. @, THOMPSON.
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LOUISIANA MIRROR MANUF'G co.

MIRRORS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES
MADE TO ORDER.
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INV
cefnber 49, 1s7s-All persons are hereby notified
that the ordinance prohibiting tho use Of fire.
arms and dangerous fireworks also the blow
Ing of horne, will be. strictly enforced during
the approaching holidays, aud that oil persons
J violating the same will be promptly arrested
and dealt with according to law.
THOMAS N. BOYLAN,
de24 ut Chief Of Police.
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once or New Orleans ana CarroIIton

Railroad Company. New Orleans. December g.
Is7s.-The annual election OF Directors of this
company will take place according to law on
MONDAY. January G, 1879. between the hours of
10 y. m. and D. M. Mt the office, No II Baronne
street WALTER " CROUCH
daG m
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cavating Company, No. 153 Common street.-The
fed that meeting OF stockholders will be held
on SATURDAY, the eleventh day Of January
1879, at the Office of the company at 10 o'clock a.
tion the subject Of the liquidation OF the com
pany
del2 10 26 ia3 If j. IANaLFS President
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

Chief Superintendent OF Public Schools. Ne
0rleane deli I'd
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special NOtIce-T0 Upper Coast shippers
md Pnssengers-T steamer WHISPER, ow-
ing to some necessary repairs, has deferred
her departure until FRIDAY, the twenty
de2s ;I II '"''''i' ~ J. A. CoMsTocK Master.
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS.

/. W. PATTON, Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19
AMERICAN BONDS ABROAD.
Going Tn. Instead 0f nouu

LONDON. Feb. l9.-The Times in its financial
article says: II nited States bonds have sur
prlSed many people by advancing instead OF
falling, on the news that the silver bill passed
in a manner that will ensure its becoming a
law In much It's present shape We have al
ways said that the public was not selling th,
stock toany appreciable extent, and the weak
ness which has now and then characterized
the bonds was due rs much as anything to
passing Tears of dealers and to Speculatiys
selling. which only made the market harder
Hence on receipt of better New York fancies
ana because the worst was never known. the
market naturally rose by The mere efforts or
those who had sold To buy back Besides, il
has been noticed that the Limitation put upon
the quantity of silver that may be coined
within given time Is itself tautamount 10
making silver subsidiary coinage at all
events for some considerable time: so that
there II little alarm felt and holders stick tn
their bonds. This does not alter the fact that
the political factions in America have been
playing fast and loose with the national credit.
or that the passing of this bill Is a distinc 1
breach of faith in intention. We only seek 10
account for The attitude of the market The
only thing that will lower prices OF these OF
any other high class stock just now is dearer
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19
Society,",

Most oil the ladies who usually receive on
Monday were at home yesterday, AMI had
many visitors. Those who attended the recent
entertainments given by Mrs. Strong, Mrs.
Febiger. Miss Coleman. and Mrs. Cnrissmas
were making party calls at the residences
OF these ladies', and their parOrs were quite
full all the afternoon.
b. p. Shillaber (Mrs PartingtOn) and his
wife are at WOrmley'S.
Mrs. Budd, of 5th avenue, New York, who
mas frequently visited Washington as the guest
Of Madame Preston, is at Wormley's, with her
daughter. Miss Van kleeck.
Mr.: and Mrs. Samuel Medill, of Chicago.
who are now here, speak of their intention OF
having a residence in Washington.
Last evening Mrs. Redfern gave a brilliant
dancing party 10 her daughter, tie which young
people and only few chaperenes were in
vlted. Society was largely repre- sented in the
persons OF its more youthful members.
=, One of the cruelest assaults yet made on the
Secretary of State in the course of his long ca
reer before the public, is that recently made
bar who insist that there is Statute With vi is
will make his proposed reception in the State
department violation OF law. As if a lawyer
Of Mr.. EvartS' vast information would be
likely to be so ignorant of such a statute as to
intend Infringing upon it. He has again pos
itively declared his intention of receiving in
the state department after Lent, Some qub-
and dancing would break the law but re-
ceptiOn would not.
>, Miss Macfarland, who made a visit to Mrs.
Hayes last spring. is expected to be again a
guest at the White House in few days
Mrs and Miss Hays, of New York, are at
the kbbitt House. The former is the aunt Of
General Hanes' wife, and the latter visited
Mrs. HaineS a few weeks ago.
Inc literary reunion OF last Saturday night
glvenby Hon. HOratiO King, was one of the
most most enjoyable OF these interesting events: II
ne next reunion OF the Schiilerbund will be
at the residence of Judge Macarthur Thurs
day evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19
The Markets

BALTIMORE, February I9.-virginia SKIES,
deferred. -: do. consolidated. 67l4: do. second
series, 40 bid to-day. Sugar unchanged.
BALTIMORE, February 19.-Cotton quiet and
steady middiing, los. Flour dull aud shade
lower lower to to sell. Wheat dull and lower-southern
red, western. spot and February, 1. 2SB: March
1.33. Corn dull and lower-southern white aud
yellow, 81; western mixed, spot February and
March, %: Oats steady-southern. 34a31: western
White, S4a36; do. mixed. IS aa34: Pennsylvania.
34a35. Rye dull, 60a62. Hay unchanged. Pro,
visions very dun and unchanged; iobbisg transac-
mons only Butter; choice firm and wanted
choice roll. 2Oa22. Petroleum duh and nominal
fWshned; ~ Coffee dnllIRiO cargoes, h4aI75f.
flour, 3, 400; wheat, 81. 600: corn lo8 OOO; aats.
o'sN3; sElpments-wheat, Loo; corn, 80, 600.
NEW YORK. February le.-Stocks steady.
Money, and 8. Gold, lois. Exchange long.
4o2; short. 4S4. Governments weak.
NEW YORK, February 19.-FlOur dull and
decllnlng Wheat dull and I and cents lower.
Corn a and cent lower.
LONDON. February 10, 1880 D. m.-Consols,
% His for money and s5G for the account. U. s.
bonds, new hyes. 1856. Erie, preferred, 22.s.
Illinois Central. I4s. Pennsylvania Central, %
Heading Railroad, 15S. New jersey Central con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19
THE DEMOCRATIC SCAPE GOAT.
Mr. Hewitt Blamed With Making
All the Trouble.

Louisville, Feb. l9.-Treating edit0Fially OF
MI Hewitt'S promised dispatch, the Courier
Journal this morning contains the following !:
In the end the complete history Of the mis-
management of the democratic campaign
after the election of Mr.. Tilden will unfold
itself. Ii will then be found that Mr.. Tildem
himself was opposed to the electoral bill and
made his opposition sufficiently distinct 10 Mr.
Hewitt that Mr.. Hewitt suppressed Mr.. TIL
den'S kilograms and went ahead in spite of his
SWOp horses i'm the middle of the stream, Mr.
Hewitt would have been superseded in the
middle of January"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19
RaiIraad FIectiau

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-At the annual meeting
of the directors OF the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western railroad company TODAY the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year:-Samuel Sloan. president; Frederick r
Chambers, secretary; Frederick III. Gibbons,
treasurer: VIM. Il. Dodge, Moses Taylor, Geo
Bulkley John j Blair, s. b. Chittenden. John
ter Phelps Wilson. G. Hunt, Alfred l.. Dennis,
Benjamin G. Clark. Wm. Ryle K. " HOlbrOok,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

PHASES OF LIFE IN THE BLACK HILLS
George Adler. formerly of Chicago, and ThOs.
Garvey. of Montana. partners in the Spring
Valley rancho, thirty-fiye miles from Dead
wood, d. T., on the Sidney road, became ill.,
respective dogs. From words they came to
blows. Garyey struck Adler with 4 hammer
whereupOn the latter retreated to his cabin
and, procuring his rife, shot Garyey dead
Adler is now under arrest. Frank Nc
Govern, notorious character. and some years
ago the terror of the Sweetwater mining ceun-
try, became involved in quarrel with Joseph
Ludwig, a Well-knOwn business man of Central
City. Both drew reyOlvers and fired simulta-
neOusly. Ludwig's fire passed through both
of McGOyern'S thighs, dangerously wOunding
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

A CAR LOAD OF SILVER To PAY RAILROAD
EMPLoYEs.-The paymasters car of the New
York Central Railroad Company passed
through Albany, Saturday, loaded with silver
with which 10 pay employees. AS the banks re-
fuse TO take 1T, except at its market value OF
inconvenient TO carry the thousands of work
men on the road who receive $40 per monte
really receive the equivalent of only s96 60 i'm
greenDaeks. strong advocate of unlimited
legal tender in silver, to whom the STAT
OF New YORK owes large sum OF money.
was onered the amount, principal and Inter
est, IN silver, by the controller, but he refused
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19
The First BALLOT To-day.

lie ItNitN correspondent n ROme SaNS:-
The uncOmprOmiSing party are divided, some
fayOring Cardinal Bilio for the papacy, and
some Cardinal SimeOni. The mOderateS hrSi-
tate between Cardinals Pecci and Franchi.
On Tuesday after mass and the usual rites the
first ballot will be held. This will take place
between lOand ii O'Clock. The only cardinal
who has not arrived or who is not expected, is
Cardinal GOdfroi BrOSSaiS ST. Mare, who is i'll.
INotc.-AccOunts on this head are very con-
itntr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

The LORD CoMPRoMIsE.-The deed of trust
given by Mr.. Thomas Lord and Annette his
wife. TO Henry Day and Clarence A. Seward,
as trustees was filed i'm the registers Office at
New York yesterday. It conveys a large
amount OF property to said trustees, who are
authorized 10 rent, repair, rebuild and sell said
property. The annual proceeds, after pay
ment of all expenses, are TO be paid TO Mr..
Lord and his children i'm accordance with an
agreement not made public. Mrs. Lord re-
erty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

A NEGRO OUTRAGES A YOUNG LADY. AND
ATTEMPTS TO KILL HER-THe Fiend IN Cust0-
dy.-The Philadelphia Times has dispatch
from West Chester, Pa, February l., saying:
Benz. POnSlcy. a colOred man, committed an
assault upon Miss Matte Kane, of Lincoln
Station, Chester county, last evening, leaving
her in dying condition Miss Kane is
young lady of 70 years of age. She was for
mery of Philadelphia, but has been living
with Mr.. John Smith, at Lincoln Station, for
some time. Last evening, upon her return
from the store, where she had been for pro
Visions she was met by PonSey, who struck
her over the head and felled her to the ground
with club. Having accomplished his pur
poses, he dragged his victim for 2l0 yards
through the woods, with the intention of
throwing her into a well. but became fright
ened before carrying out his intention. The
body was discovered by Frank Darlington,
who gave the alarm. The poor girl was taken
to her home, but cannot live. POnSley was
placed under arrest by Constable Hagan, and
made a full confession. When it became known
that the would be murderer had been found
the excitement was intense, and when the man
passed the railroad station mob of about 800
of his own race gathered, with the intention of
linching him. The officers were nearly over
powered but succeeded in bringing their
prisoner to West Chester in safety aud putting
him behind iron bars. POnsiey is a married
man and has three children. He is ) feet 10
inches in height, and is between 40 and -
years of age. The feeling against him is in
tense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19
THE CONCLANE.
VIA ainEiIN nG Gl'nnSnnt.nfixns

LONDON, Feb. la-The Times Paris dis
patch says: - The Defence, Bishop Dahaul-
op : organ. says: A large majority OF the con-
claye seems secured To the partisanS of the
status quo. only two cardinals appear to ad-
yocate a struggle a O1trdnce. About a dozen
are inclined 10 more or less decided cOnciliI-
tlpD -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

A SENSATIONAL SCANDAL IN VIRGINIA.
Major Al0nZO Wade, residing in Tuckahoe
township, Va. was tried in Richmond. Satmr-
day, for committing rape on Miss Jane Cor
dan, few weeks ago. 1t appears that he took
broke down. She testified that in a lonely part
of the road and the accused took her off i'm
bypath and accomplished his purpose. He
then escorted her home. Nothing was said of
days afterward, when her mother found out
that something was wrong. Miss Jane was
then questioned, and she called il rape. Dur
ing the crOSS-eXaminatiOn she admitted that
she made no resistance. The jury returned a
verdict of not guilty and Wade was discharged.
Both belong to families OF the highest respecta-
bility
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19
Sentenced for Kape.

oswEGo, n. Y. Feb. l9.-CharleS Woods.
who committed rape on a girl eleven years OLE
in this city Oh Sunday last, was indicted YES
terday. pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to
twenty years imprisonment i'm the Auburn
prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

VI EENsTowN, Feb. 19-Arrived, sleamer
City OF New York from New York. CARDINAL
McCloSkey, who is EN- route TO Rome 70 attend
the Cunclave, is passenger on the CITY of
New York. ' "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.-The senate of
Maryland was not in session yesterday. In
the house, Attorney General Gwinn sent A
communication of his opinion that MARYLAND
Potomac river, but neither can fish the shores
OF the other. A bill was engrossed looking to
the admission of c0l0red persons to practice
in the state courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

DEMONSTRATIONS OF STRIKING MINERs--At
II o clock yesterday morning two hundred
miners, headed by two brass bands, left Iona
coming, in the Cumberland coal region. and
marched down to the mines of the Franklin and
Hampshire and Baltimore companies, to en-
deayOr to persuade the men there-tWo com
hold out for fifty. By the time they reached
there the crowd numbered nearly thousand
A mass meeting was held, and resolved thai
delegates of working miners meet a committees
of the mass meeting at Homecoming at noon
to-day to discuss the question. No disorder
occurred Some miners of the American com
guesIed to send delegates. 1t is not known if
they will do it,. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

THE CAMDEN. \. j., MURDER MYSTERY
Light is gradually breaking upon the mystery
attending the Armstrong murder. in Camden
n. j., some weeks ago. At first suspicion
pointed TO some men with whom the MUIR
dered man had u business quarrel as the
guilty persons: but the extraordinary circum-
stantial evidence which enyelOped them has
been entirely swept away, and there are now
strong reasons to believe that his partner, who
held large insurance policies OH the life OF the
deceased. is the murderer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19
THE ROYAL WEDDING.

BERLIN, Feb. 19.-Prince Bismarck attended
the royal wedding here last night, but did mo-
participate in the ministerial dance on the oc
caSion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

THE CARS LEASE OF LIFE.-It Is rumored
from st. Petersburg that the Car is seriously
indiSpOsed-weak and so thin that he sits on
pillows on soft cushions to prevent the bones
from coming through the skin. He is de.
preaching death. No ROmanOff has lived be
y!ond 20, and he will be 60 in April When his
sister died, some two years ago, she reminded
him OF this, and told him he must be prepared
10 go before he was 60. They say her words
made great impression upon him then, aud
now that he is not well they constantly recul
to him-I CHirdgO TfiblRe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

It's ELECTS. ASTHMA, WINTER COUGH, IN
CIP1ENT CONSUMPTION, and all disorders of
the THROAT and LUNGS alike yield to its infiu-
enee. The highest medical testimony states that no
better cure for these complaints exists, which has
been proyea BY considerably over half csntury's
experience. They are sold by all Chemists. Fifty
sens per box. E.FOU6ERA CO., New York,
speciA Agents Rey1o-t, ID, ,6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

A RUSSIAN CONTRACT FOR AMERICANS
Ihe Russian government has just concluded
through Major w. r. BerghelZ a contract with
for deepening to a uniform depth of twenty
feet the channel of the river Neya. be-
tween CrOnstadt and st. Petersburg Twenty
hve thousand dollars were cabed to Russia
plant will cost 100000. The superintendent
and assistant Of the dredging company sailed
Friday for st. Petersburg via Hamburg Eng
contract, but the Americans were preferred
". Y. WOTid. ISth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

WHEELING, W. VA, Feb. l9-Martin Coyle,
John OiBrien, and a third man, name un-
known, while intoxicated attempted to cross
the river yesterday and were drowned,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

A PETITION in favor of the pardon of L.
CaSS Carpenter, convicted some time ago for
participation in the plunder of the South Car
Olina ring, has been signed by nearly all the
members of the legislature OF that state Gov.
Hampton, it is believed, will set him at lib
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

DISCOURAGED LoBBYIsTS.-The bank note
burean of engraving and printing A lobby
here is at work on Congress, trying to force 4
bill through to give a portion of the work t.
the companies The statements submitted by
Mr. MCPHERSON, in reply to the argument OF
the lobby, show that the government is doing.
and continue to do, more work fully as well
and as safely as the companies, and with an
annual saving of over $S0.0e0. In view OF the
fact that Congress has i'm effect pledged itself
to the policy of strict economy, it is not at all
likely that bill giving any portion of the work
this session. Wash. Cor. Boston Globe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

HE CASE OF GEN. ANDERSON. N.-Fifty-three
republican members of the Louisiana legiSla-
ture have signed an appeal asking executive
clemency for Gen. Anderson, convicted of
forgery OF election statements. No decision
OF AndersOn'S appeal for a new trial has vet
been gwen, the judge not having received a
copy of the evidence from the defence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

LoTTA, THE ACTRESS, CAPITALIsr.-Tbe
court records show this week loan BY Lotta
or Miss Lotta M. Crabtree, as her real name
Is, OF $es ,Wo, upon mortgages on property i'm
New York city. 1t is good property. too, and
altogether about as good and safe a use as
shrewd Miss LOtta could make of her money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19
LECTURES.


I INCOLN HALL.
BRAD. ADAMS....--............. Manager.
ELOQUENCE WITH REASON.
HON. GEORGE r. WENDLING,
OF ILLINOIS.
VIII deliver his great Lecture,
"A Reply to IugrTSOl from Secular Standpoint,
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRt-AR 26.
Admission 80 and 80 cts, including reserve
seats, To he had at Brad. Adams to-day. fehl9-d
Il ECT URE.
HON. y. N. WOZENCRAFT
FROM California. will deliver his popular Lecture
ON THE UNITED STATES IN PROPH ECY,
In HAdLlNE CHURCH. and Z streets n w,
On WEDN E>DAY EVENING, February 10Th.
ats SO'ciOck. Admission % cents. f1S-2t'
MAJOR POWELL,
M u. 5. GEOLOGI5T.
WILL LECTURE
TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. 18Th,
At FOUNDRY VI. +. CHURCH. corner Of 14th
and G streets.
Snbiect:-''1he Philosophy of the y. A. In
dians.'' teb18-3t
ECTURE ON
Il ST. DOMINIC AND TIE AMERICAN
CONSTITUTION.
AT ST. DOMINIC"S CHURCH.
February %. 1873, at 3 o'clk.
BN REV. F. Z. BOYLE Pastor 81. Peter 8 Ch urch.
Tickets, soc. Doors open at O'Clock pm.
feb1t, 16, 18,2122
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THE MURPHY MOVEMENT is creating an i'm
among the people of that state-that is, in
difference as TO what Congress may do with
the tax on whisky.-[ Louisville thg.0 Courier
Journal