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reasoning that some Of the Western cities
will certainly be greater cities than New
York in the course OF a generation or two,
because their per cent Of progress for the
last three or four decades has been vastly
greater than that OF New York. We can
also prove ythe same method that nearly
every order that starts in the country, OF
every denomination that splits of from
some church, will greatly exceedthe parent
stems in the course OF a few years- In
other words, it is easy to show that Mr..
Cowles argument is exceedingly delusive
and tallacious.
We hold that it is really absurd to en-
terrain any such apprehensions as Mr.
Cowles sets forth. In the inst place, it i:
directly in the face and eyes Of Protestant
or mont Catholic history for the last $50
years. Professionalism has grown to be q
great oak from small acorn. 1t Is, meas
ured by any standard save mere numbe7s,
the great overshadowing power OF the
world. England is non-Catholic, Germa
ny is mont Catholic, and the United State:
are non.Catholic, while Russia is Greek.
and France, Italy, Austria and Spain are
all tom up with growing spirit of unbe
lief in Catholicism. Now We submit tc
Mr.. Cowles, as a question OF arithmetic
since that is his method, that II Protest
antism can increase from mere nothing
400 years ago to 100000 Of followers oil
friends, what is its destiny in the future
sit to sink into insignifcAnce and be re
absorbed by Mother Church" II 50
there Is nothing in it and it ought to b
N-.Gzl
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REV. GnxEs, Of Steubenyille, and Rev.
rank De Has, of Martins Ferry, are
both engaged in lecturing on the Holy
land. whitley have the goodness to ex'
plain in their next lectures whether what
psran Bob Insersoll says is true
about the general wOrhlessness Of the
Holy Land in old times and modern times
as an agricultural country. According TO
Rob the whole country, including, We
prssume. Jerusalem and Jericho, is not
beginning to be worth as much as the city
Of Wheeling, If sold out at public auction.
Marx Twain said some years ago that the
country was not half equal to the sand
patches of New jersey, and our friend
$eybold, Of this city, who went through
the country still later, says that he failed
10 see a single wheeled vehicle, not even a
wbeelbarrow, the whole time he was there.
These are very unromatic statements, es'
,4cially Bob Ingersoll's empathie asser'
lion that the country is not worth adollar
Der acre, and We suggest to the reverend
lecturers named that they give the people
the actual facts in regard to Palestine.
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Mr.. Edwin A. CowEes, President Of the
secre; Order Of the American Union, de
Clares tina, the real object OF the Order Is
10 oppose, by al lawful and honest means,
the political power OF the Church Of Rome,
and its enruachments on the rights Of
non-Ca,holics. 1t has been charged, says
Mr.. Cowles. that the object Of our organ
iratiou Is to make war upon the religious
doctrines Of the Catholic Church. The
great object of the O. L. A., Is to awaken
the American people to the danger that
menaces the future Of our country by the
extraordinary increase Of the Catholic ele-
ment in our midst.
In l7sO the number OF Roman Catholics
in this country was about 5000 To-day
they number so, 900 out Of 3 population
Of 500, 900, an increase OF ejliold. The
number Of mont Catholics in l7a0 was S.
$4,000. To-day they number s., sol, 900,
an increase OF less than ten-told. With a
ratio Of increase OF one-half what it was
previous to 1850, in thirty-two years from
noE the Catholics will number one-thiFd
Of our population; in forty years, two
iitths, and in fifty-two years lleS0l from
now they will outnumber the non.Catho-
lies
To guard against the danger arising from
the numerical superiority Of the Catholics,
We propose to create public sentiment in
favor oil protecting our children against
the future domination Of that Church
bv adding an amendment to our National
Constitution iorbidding appropriations out
al any public funds for the benefit Of any
institution under sectarian control, forbid
ding special legislation for the benefit Of
Snv one religious sect, fOrbidding the eS.
empiiOn Of any property from taxation,
requiring all ecclesiastical properly to be
held BY Boards Of Trustees, and requiring
all new voters 10 be able 70 read and write
before exercising the elective franchise.
Our Order consists Of ex-Iiovernors, eX-
Senator'S, Congressman, clergymen, and so
On. We know no nationality in our
membership. Our representatives are en-.
rolled from France, Germany, Ireland,
England, Scotland and other nations. Our
members consist OF Protestants, Hebrews,
ires-ihinkers, all banded together to resist
the encroAchmentS OF common enemy.
We confess that We are little puzzled
TO understand Mr.. CoWleS' arithmetic.
lie comedies that there are to-day $500,
nO mont Catholics in the country As against
10000 Catholics. II this is 50, what
will the mont Catholics be doing between
this and 1890: VIII they be propSsating
their species, or win they stop and leave
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&c HEEvEr. AuessseS:.
TRUSTEES SALE

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J. C HnTTT, ABct1ooesf, SsH
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Business Real ESTATE

The HDdsnisned, JOEa 2 E!z..s,, A.,
tr1ter gtth Tie Stl 1EDgI-. < 49, HT.v-als-
deeslsed, barely pIs ssSses -: = - q
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cOnpeodnE n 10 S'sIsrf 4 = zig 49,. ,.' .',''
ii the tro1I 4eor & IL Cs'sI; E.,ss Y a.. -. a
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eGFed 70 the s1tsk2cti0a < ~ E.,ss=Erl-l
JOHN !. EgNr SfsbS
&c HERTET, Auessse+sr ~
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Tux New York Hrnld has an exhaustive
r.por, on the commercial and financial
condition Of the Southern States, from
which i, appears there have been vast i'm
movements there in recent years Georgia
!. particularly referred to as the pattern
STATE OF the south in enterprise and I'M
movement, because it is in Georgia where
the crops have been most diversified and
manufactures introduced, and this exam
pIe,,he Heuld says, the neishbOring States
are following with varying degrees Of sue
c,SS.
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ohio Labor statistics.

The Ohio Commissioner OF Labor Sta
,istics is compiling useful information in
lha. field. though, as the law gives him no
compulsory powers, he is compelled to
Coa6ue his investigation among those who
are willing to testify. This detracts in
some measure from the value Of his report.
We compile the following table showing
the contrast OF wages in 1875 and lS7s, as
10 certain trades:
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put themselves squarely on the side OF
those who contend for quiet Sunday, for
an undehled Sunday, for q SUNDAY
which secures rest MOTTO this class or that,
but as far IS may be possible TO all. sum
day 10 be that, must be not 4 holiday
merely. Int holy holiday.
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WEDNESDAY. pEcENBER II. ISIS.

VIZ are indebted to the editors Of the
IvrrLlicrxcER for an extra Of that paper
containing the Presidents message, which
We received on Tuesday, twenty.tour
hours IN advance Of any other paper re-
rived a, this Office containing the Mes
,,ce-Wntoa DtusOerlt.
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GEnstsea' Sale
DuRLIC SALE

~sA4sEs'
R1 n SSees.ssPed, Executor c. ,s.yr,yo
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THURSDAY, Dr-z..fii NJ,
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IsSt ~ 49, e. ~: ti" " w,.l,T ~ az
othsfs n We, = 9 n bal! !ys D.: 2;
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q ooe q The thSai Fl'szI ia E,.st. - eu4si.
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-, w BOYD. E.s,...
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DIED.

cEClL.-On Tuesday mOEuIRE. Dtcenber 10. ls1s
Al G'tloek, Nh. NAOMI cnCit, ia the ssh year Of
hsr REe
The funeral viu aks place iron the re.saesce Of
her soo-ln-llv. A. O. RObEnsOu, No. s South Penn
street, lslasd. Oh ThurSlay morning Al Ten O'clock.
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SPERNAPHoSE

il. l,v,s.s4. Psr~aJ szli=E "a 80 -.
~ fT'Il ll.riISs.as 4rsaaA ~ T'''Lr - d,
1SnHssi n nsSl3iss ~ 4sr,'i i7''F y -
4klfVss L : uUPFEE Kat I"
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
nrrAErrRE OF 4Elrxs-wHEEIIx0 m

STrfadtIphia ArEualnse11tioo.-TAht train 0aly runs
betEeen WAiefing AID TEs1delphia.
tp1Ily except SuDAly-SeTITk Aecoancdatto1.
!SteaE4nTins AeeD1mo4ltSoa--Ths tain during
the day passts ackEard and tOrsITd between Mr.
tins Fdry Iad BeIlalre, stopping Shen required a
sherman HOGss, !RsnATi1s, West Wheeling G1A
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The average gold value OF currency in
lS72 vas 50 cents
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SATURDAY, H. .lt a, Il r.-,-...-

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twelve DeetAs Secured - d.ss! z ~, ~ AL
s<lhng - trustee, I IkiH se!y ,,eI.,.
= Tssted = 8e - EaeA frss:ss. &C.,, y, w. u
lIsred . b perfect uu' l..
". H. HAtLER, AuEtSss.SF - '--@ 1FSE's.
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slTrRpAY. pr4alsr u y. l-A

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q a. prsz4SG, - ISssEit<s sess.i ssSVVt Nm
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tOliosicE PsEsso1l prueSrty, t-g1:
Los q felIosS, ESorIsd LIZ. tAEsi ~ I - =
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Esesls 4 elns E1gos 10 e1:t a.; lessS asa -
rtsd: s. sail s1Ss Ea.t AsAs, Esrsss: 40: y ,
esSS hats 10 IL razEA, ENSoCse4 Ike. = -; We
horss T1soa Aoap4S 10 kIs4 Ss=D-SSf :zs4 SlFs;3S
= trosI SoGo6s IL cat T1rseE - 4 ilEas s'a4s
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slsal eart ssLftE = ksskar! IXI.s' iss.i i:-H -
4 oak p1I,k as4 sastAsC y FtTcs e :-ssss va
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al 4 abbreviated ar
JOIN aoEEETSOS, Irs.+
Caldwell / CLtoTEL A;iacs4!L
r HEEYET lacStso@sF. y.
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ATTRSTIoX.

WHITE soAPEm wash more eIothesfn an
forrpt SATIN GLOSS FDSUR tSe holse-
Eife's only friend. C0NPON's COFFEE
lads the van: TbEn mp Isonsa Lev Morris
with his BROOKE CoG5STY MIX Cans.
An d the Sb0Te ~
DGSO LEW Il. A0RRIS-I.land.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

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thS 81 DAY q Asgot, ia, IA H. e-t u
ia say .; xstpSs|eer. ~, Io:A Els.., ..
The United States BsildihF Ia -. -. !aGHss Il
1od fen9Fded Y he Oaes 4 IL Gel y -. ca
Co1rt q OhiS CsGsi!, West Ylnsi, !, - Is.Sa;y
BOX No. II, d pase l4S, -. ~. = =. Id
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18
DIED.


CAVANAGH. On the morning Of the 18th or
January. 1873, al q clock. OF Inflammation OF the
bowels. AETHU II X CANANAGH native oil Dub
lin. Ireland. aged forty years.
His funeral will take place from his late resi-.
dence, corner Twenty fourth and q sts north
west, on Sunday next the 10th inst, at O'Clock
p The friends of the family respectfully in.
yited 10 attend. 2'
LASKEY. On the morning of January 18th,
1873, MARY, daughter of Robert V. and the lat,s
Mary Z. Laskey. in the twentieth year OF her age.
Funeral Saturday, 18th inst, at q clock p. IN. d,
from the residence of her aunt. Miss Fanny White
the family respectfully invited 10 attend. Morn
ing papers please copy.
LOCHREY. On Thursday, January 18th, 1873.
midnight, Mrs. ;. y. LoCHREl, oil consumption,
The funeral will take place on Saturday at Up.
M, from l243 Eighth ST. northwest. New York
and Philadelphia papers copy
MURRAY. On Thursday. January 18th, 1873,
FLORENCE CAMPBELL: daughter of the late A. :
Murray, of Baltimore, Md.
Her friends are invited TO attend the funeral, on
Saturday, the 10Th inst, at 80 O'Clock from tho
residence of her brother-n-law, John Marbury,
jr., corner Eighth and High sts., Georgetown, ID.
MCNAMEE. On January 18th. 1873, MARY
AGNES, daughter of Patrick and Bridget McNa-
NEE, aged months and Is days.
neral at o clock Tomorrow, corner Eleventh and
g SITS. northeast
SHEA. On "Wednesday, January 10th, 1873 at
Pm; NJ, MAET sHEA widow Of Of BsFtho0msw
OF Millstreet, County Cork slreland.
Funeral Will take place from her late residence,
ocock. Her remains to &c taken to st. Dominic
Church, where a solemn high mass will Ire cele-
brated for the repose OF her SOUL Intermenta at Mt.
0ivet cemetery. Friends of the family are invited
TRAsK. On Friday, January 18th, 1873, at
1890 Am, WILLIAM L. TRAsK, of Windsor,
His remains will be taken 10 Vermont for inter
ment. Notice of services in this city hereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
u H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctloneer.


TRtsTEEs, SALE OF PART OF TRACT
FERY 81 TIE FK9H N SShEEG SHB
Is THE COUNTY OF WAsHiSGToN. DC.
aS h isis ased S IF dated n FsGTs
the District Of Soi"@bia an. and At the
IL 1ss Of the FRI
county 81 Washington, District Of Solumbia to
wit; An that certain piece or parcel of land and
part of the Green vale tract, SO called and
marked, and distinguished in said plat and descrip
docks Hnl'' where stone is now planted. thence
Of lot No 5: thence south 574 degrees, west So 20
s74 degrees, west IS perches to stake near BACK
Oak tree: thence south 61H degrees, west 60
s,Haddeck HiIl'' thence south sis degrees east ST
perehes to Eastern Branch; thence forth s75s de.
grees east IS perches to southwest corner of lot No
thence south s4 degrees west Il perches to the ne
ginning. containing so a. 1r. 32 D., more or less,
No. 7sS folio 4S5 of the land records for said Dis
Of sad No. hence the no2 line Of
S daa lot aad the south line Of lot No. south 6l
west 10 44-1oo Perches; south Sly degrees east 46
perches; north 57A degrees east A. 100 perches to
southwest corner OF lot No. 8; thence along west
line OF lot 3, north 371s degrees west 4S PercheS to
place OF beginning, containing four a. acres. with
right OF way reserved, together with the improve
mentS, &c: subject, however. to a deed of trust,
June IL, 1876, recorded in Liber No. 1885, folio 4O2
OF the land records for said District. for So 600,
payable in year from date, with accrued inter-
est AT 10 per cent. per annum.
Terms: $500; with interest at 10 per cent. per
annum from February 10Th, 1877, to day of sale,
and expense of sale in cash; balance at six twelve
and eighteen months. with interest, secured by a
deed of trust on the property sold. A deposit of
500 required at the time of SALE and all convey
ancing at purchasers cost. Terms to be COM
piled with in seven days.
WILLIAM MATTINGLY, lTrustees
CHARLES E. PRENTISS, ir"S'ees'
j. L. COLDWELL, Salesman. j7-eodtS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

hioMaS DoN LlNG, AuctlOneer.
SPECIAL SALE BY CATALOGUE
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF RARE OLD EN-
CRAVINGS AND OIL PAINTINGS, BRIO
A-BRAC OLD AND CURIOUS CHINA,
SEVRES CHINA, CONVEX MIRRORS,
TURKISH CARPET, &C.
On FRIDAY MORNING, January 25th. 1878.
al III clock, in the elegant store C orcoran Build
ing) corner of and 18th streets opposite the
treasury department. shall sell one of the finest
and rare collection of antique goods offered in
ms city. Notable pieces in the collection will be
found in the following list:
SeVres IlateS from the service OF Napoleon H. with
initial and cover:
Cups and saucers, with portrait of Marie An
tOinette;
Cups and SaucerS. with portrait of Louis XVI:
SeVreS Mantel vases. cups, Saucers and Plates:
Dinner Service, 800 pieces. formerly the property
of Phillip ;. Van RENSSELAER,;
Harlequin Tea Set-very beautiful and curious:
Rare EngravingS and Oil Paintings, many of them
Portraits OF Royalty:
Large Old Convex Mirror, with Candelabra and
Old InIaid Hall Clock, showing moons phases, day
of month. &C.:
Inaid Chairs, from Carroton Manor;
Inaid Jewel Table, very old:
SeVres China, formerly the property of Pierce But
Very fine old Mantel Vase. formerly the property of
Joshua Francis Fisher, of Philadelphia;
Very rare old Punch Bowl. formerly the property
ter of Benz. Franklin:
Rare old English China: LOweStOf China;
Very rare japanese and Chinese China;
Inlaid Tables and rare Carving;
Turkish Carpet.
This fine collection of antiques will be on exhibit
ton at the above store on TUESDAY, WEDNE S-
DAY and THURSDAY. January 22d, 23i and
jan17 Auctioneer