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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03

This is not q Nation Of blackguards and mud
singers When the Democratic party absorbs this
fact Il may be able to elect President 1t won't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03

The rebel flag will float no more 1=revcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03

Hurrah for reconciliation with tho Republican
,1rty on ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03

Horace Greeley was right This is great people
La non a. Gets mail
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-05

The Anthropolo8cal Society met last evening in
the Smithsonian Institution DR., j, Meredith Toner
in the chair, After the reading Of the minutes by
the secretary, Mr.. Elmer r. Reynolds, Professor A.
J.. GUS read paper upon the question who were
the MassawOmccks 2'-an inquiry into the identity
and history off tribe OF Indians mentioned by Cap.
tain John Smith in his history of Virginia. together
with some remarks upon the localities occupied by
the Iroquois tribes when first seen by the whites.
Almost all the distinguished writers on our early
history such as Smith, Gantin, Jefferson, BoZnGn,
Bancroft and LOSING agree that the MGssawom-
ecks were an lrOqupis tribe To this opinion Pro-
fessor Guss most emphatically demurred and pro-
ceeded 10 prove that they were OF the AlgOnklu
stock that they came originally from tho north,
west In the direction Of Pittsburg, and that they
were warliRe people Of great terror to the tribes
about the eastern shore Of Maryland, on the Ches-
hpeake bay. The speaker drew attention 10 the
most important fact thut the lrOquols did not begin
their grand career Of conquest until arms were put
IN their hands by the Dutch, He also spoke of the
difficulty Of Identifying certain tribes By reason Of
the great destruction Occasioned by war disease
and Intoxicating liquors, Dir. Guss also emphati-
cRly denied the Oft-repcOted assertion that The
southern IroquOis were cut OIL from those Of the
north by a belt Of Algonkin, maintaining on the
contrary that wide continuous belt Of lr0quOis
stretched from Lake Erie 10 the borders OF North
Carolina. The communication gave evidence Of
immense reading, and vii! form valuable uddl
ton " the collections Of the society,"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-05
HowsoN's Ice Cream 10 cents a plate


Mrs. GeorgiaDna U. Joyce was yesterday granted
a divorce from her husband, William L. Joyce
The bill was brought by Mr.. II b. Moulton as
counsel and sets forth that the parties were mar
ried IN this city by Rev. b. Peyton Brown at Wesley
chapel, November II, 1870 and the wifes maiden
name wns Georgianna U. Graham. They lived to-
gether In this city aud other places and the de-
PENDANT was absent considerable time from home
being u conductor on the Missouri Texas & Kan
sas railroad. Subsequently he was engaged IN the
cattle or stock business in Texas. In july 1878
and at other times the complainant charges that
the defendant committed adultery with Alice NJ.
Wilson, of Kansas City, No. at the Island House,
Toledo Ohio, and at other places. s1o accomplish
this purpose he went further and committed bigUiny
with this party in Kansas City and was married u
her by man whom he represented as d minister
Of the Gospel, and named Mcfarland. The woman
Wilson supposed the defendant to be n si Gle man.
believed the ceremony legal and herself his lawful
wife. lived and CohUbitcd with him aud became
the mother Of n child. When the plaintiff discuv-
cred the bigUnous and ndulterous conduct of the
defendant She declined 10 have any further TO do
with him.
John C. Knowlton yesterday was granted by
Chief Justice Cartier n divorce from his wife
Evelina L. knowltOn. The suit for the complainant
was brought by Mr.. l.. Browning, and sets forth
that the parties were married in the town Of ST.
Stephens, in the province of New Brunswick In
November, 1873 by Rev. Mr. Johnson. lie charges
that she deserted him in January, 1875. aud has
not lived with him since, although requested tc
do so.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-05

Tho regular monthly meeting Of the Potomac
Fruit Growers Association was held yesterday in
the hall, No. go Eleventh street northwest, DR.. $.
a. II. McKln in the chair, and Dr. L. p. Rowland
secretary. After the preliminary business remarks
were made by several members on prospects OF
fruit the coming season, and the general opinion
was that there would be an abundance Of all eX-
cept peaches, which had been killed in some local.
rounding country through The committee on ex-
cursions reported aud asked instructions. which
tho season would be on the steamer Corcornu an
Friday, May II. At the adjourned evening meeting
the regular monthly essay was given by Professor
Thomas Iaylor-subject, Grapevine Culture uud
Grape Rot
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-05
ONCE IN TEN YEARS.
An Important Convention OF Physicians and
Pharmacists.

An Important Convention OF Physicians and
Pharmacists.
The sixth deccnnial convention for the revision
OF the Uuited states PharmacopGia Will be called
to order at the National Medical College, on Fl
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
northwest at noon to-day. DR.. James r. Morgan,
OF this city will call the convention TO order, as no
Is the only survivor OF all the officers elected at the
last convention held hero In 1870. The business
transacted by this convention is very important to
the medical aud pharmaceutical world Sug-
gestons from oil sources affecting the pharmaco-
ppia will be submitted to them. The convention
is composed OF delegates from the State medical
societies, medical colleges and pharmaceutical col
leges. A large number Of distinguished physicians
and pharmacists from various parts OF the country
will be present. committee of reception has been
appointed, consisting OF Drs. ID. II. Hngner, j. f.
Gibbs. u. s. N; ID. W. prentss and u. l.. Hunting
ton u. s. A., and Mcssrs. r. h. Ferguson, J. r.
Major and II. b. Parsons. The committee OF ar
Engagements consists Of DR.. w. w. Johnston, Mr.. W.
s. Thompson and Professor Oscar Oldberg. The
committee on arrangements have made the follow
ing appointments! This evening the Corcoran Art
Gallery will be opened, and the board of trustees
will receive the visitors from to 10 o'clock on
Thursday afternoon. at O'Clock, reception by the
President of tie United States of the delegates and
their friends; visit in the evening TO the National
Observatory, and reception by Admiral aud Mrs.
Rogers, and OH Friday the delegates and Indies
with them are invited TO visit Mount Vernon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-05

At q meeting of the Patent Office bar the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS 1t hos pleased God to remove from u
10y death our companion and brother, Peter Han
may, long and iayorably known to US as Il nlelnbu
of our professor and associations; therefore
ReS0lrcd. That while bowling in humble submits
sion TO the Divine will, we feel and recognize tn
fact that in the death OF Peter Hannay We have los
from our association and counsels an honurcC
member and a true and valued friend; one whom
we have learned to respect aud love, and who's,
esteem aud regard once secured was stcadfaSt anC
unvHrying in his attachment beyond the ordinary
friendships Of this lile one whose presence wa
ever felt as ray glacness upon the path Of thOS
who were 50 fortunate as TO lie casSed among hi.
friends, aud one whose presence aud counsel W,
shall sadly miss in the future business and socia
gatherings of our association.
RCsOIucd, That we tender TO his family our decpcs
sympathy in this their sad bereavement, and. feel
ing that words are too weak to convey consolation
in such an hour OF overwhelming sorrow to thcr
| as this. We earnestly commend them to Him VIII
careth for the iAthcrless and the widow, and VIII
alone can bind up hearts that bleed under sorrU,
so deep as that which has fallen upon them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-05
Tho Cralr-Alyord NuntiaIs.

The marriage of Miss Emile Louise Alvord,
daughter of PaYnaster.General Alyord. to DR..
Thomas Craig United States Coast Survey, was cele-
brNtcd at the Church Of the Ascension last evening
by Rev. DR.. Elliott. The bride was given away by
her father she was dressed in CTcGm-whe satin
trimmed with poiute dc Venice lace, and wore
laCs and orange blossoms and diamond ogua.
ments The bridesmaids were Miss May liam
mond. Miss Virginia Dougall, Miss Kate Johnson
and Miss Auui' snyder, The grooms best man
was MI Stringnuln, and the rNhcrs were MeSsrs.
Marry amt Dwight, Of Washington, DR.. Packard
and DR.. Clark of Johns Hopkins University, Balti.
more. Professor Walter presided Ut the organ play
ing selections from "Lohcugrin," and Of course,
the wedding March of Mcndclsguhu. The
church wa, beautifully but simply decorated with
flowers the irdal couple coming together under q
floral arch, from which depended a horseshoe OF
white blossoms. The audience was very large and
composed Of prominent and fashionable PEOPLE.
reception was held at the residence of General
Alvord after the ceremony 10 limited number OF
friends and later Dr. and Mrs. Craig lolt on the
train North for a short bridal tour.
HoWsoN's Ice Cream, llOi Twelfth street north