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The Mongrels.

,r - ,sred n he more definite In our
aescr;ption OF the new Mongrei parry 10
this state. The word "mongre' 10 sp.
plieti TO animals means I" of mixed ofoe'a'
The word " mopgrel" as we use IL " ;p"es
20 those men who previous 10 'a'st year
wore nrofessedly Conservatives; who went
Ss,ore ,hc neopIe last fall, and. Claiming to
be as good Conservatives as lord LOWELL
= 90 declared that they hid organized a
separa,e party solely Tor the purpose OF Sc
cpring a settlement Of the public deot, Out
vbo are now wiRyug to unite ia the lorna.
tion Of an electoral ticket to be composed
narsly Of Republicans and parity Oh
Democrats, and 1t may be partly oil
,eyroes--a ticket truly mixed-and 10
aid In preventing ans Democratic can
aidate fd- President from getting the
vote of Iareinia. We mean the men, wnos'
number'is small. we trust, that complained
so bitterly last fall Of being read out oil 'n'
Grand sold Conservative party, ana VINO
nevertheless are now willing to see the car
didats OF the Conservative or Democrau'
party defeated. aud General GRANT eiec'e'
President OF the United States. we meat
the men who, after claiming for ten years u
be1ong to the white mans party OF VIZ
Gig ia. are now not ashamed to boas, that 'ne'
have arrayed themselves ir the garb OF lie
pubicans and intend to recognize the negro
ss entitled not only to vote but to hold othce'
which the Conservatives say ought 20 "
given to white men only. II such part!
! is not "mongrel" party, that adlec'iv'
can never be applied TO any party under tn
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John Sherman What He Has SAID ana
Done; Being History # the Life and
Public Services OF the hon. JOIN SHER'
MAN, Secretary OF the Treasury OF The
United States. By The Rev. s. A. BRON-
SEN, ID. ID. Columbus, Ohio: II. W.
DERBY Il Co. 1880.
We acknowledge the receipt from the
publishers OF a copy Of the book described
above. We don't "take much stock" in
Mr.. SHERMAN. and do not regard HIN as q
competitor for the Chicago nomination al
all formidable TO GRANT and BLAINE. he
may come In at the last moment rs the dark
horse. Nevertheless, II be will work up his
cause he can go ntothe Chicago Convention
with respectable following.
The book contains good likeness of Mr..
SHERMAN. Address the publishers.
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Resdyusting party. The very rdn ,II,., :
for which the party pa, ,ss gss' s,russ s,,eS
since rs existence give tne 20 70 any SUI.
sccusstion. sThe onc.n IN power Is what
the Readjusters hate r.,ost."
II "a worthy Of notice that the sa'e',
Rso,s,er and th.. Merton Patriot are aneao
81 the Bristol Ners in declaring purpose
mo, 10 csunlcnance division In the De'"o'
cratic party OF Virginia.
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FANCY GOODS.
SOS BROAD STREET.

HANDSOME POCKET. CUTLERY, black or white
handles. two blades, mt 25r two, three or four
blades, at so. go. and 75c., warranted; stout
Knives Tor boys. two blades, warranted. at Is
and Soc elegant; Pearl or SheIl-Handle
Knives. of the best quail ty, for gentlemen and
ladies'. for 81;
HANDSOME POCKET and SIDE-BOOKS, for
gentlemen:
An elegant MOROCCO LETTER CARRIER al
sl.1O worth :1.75
Two or three new pnrterns in LADIES' POCKET.
BOOKS, in addition TO the very fine assortment
already in stock;
Anolhsr lot of SILK UMBRELLAS. similar 10
those we have sold many of during the past
winter On anuractued especially for us), which
we offer at $3.50 and 1925, viii h, although
not quite as cheap are an immense bargain. IN
Scotch Bingham and Cambria we stu offer the
same assortment. from which we have sold over
$50 during these last h'avy rains.
Fifty stiles FOLDING JAPANESE FANS, from
the common 10 fine Ivory stock, at 60c
The ertire line or OIL PAINTINGS, in Gilt
Frames, marked down from ~ to $3.50;
large lot of CHROMOS, In Ca we'd Walnut
More of those handsome WALNUT and GILT
Another LOT Of SATCHELs and LARGE TRAVEL
26 dozen TIN CUsPADoREs -four colOrsl at soc.
Handsome LAVA and TERRA GOTTA CUsPA.
D0REs, 10 japanese aud Egyptian cecora-
lions. AT 81 pair;
Ano'her lot Of GENTLEMEN'S FINE CHAINS at
from 80 to IS, warranted for fifteen years;
New patterns In BAR c. AIMS and SILK
GUARDS (rimmlugs warranted for three
HASDsoME :EALs and CHARMS at 81 and % ;
All sizes TEA-TRAYS at very low prices;
large lot of BAsKETS-AiarkeI. Lunch, Travel
ling. and Shopping-at Soc, Toe, 81, 81 20,
$3.50. aud 1878:
FLOWER-BASKk ~ at 10. 25, SO. and 5Oc.;
All grades of l. AYING CARDS, including
Harris paid backs. red corners, with sqreez-
ersn:
CHIPS. DoMiNoEs, CHESS, BACKGAMMON,
sPRING-BACK MUSIC FOLIos,
SCRAP ALBUMS,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Sc. sc.
Large assortment OF LAMPS-threc STYLES tim
miugs. W. A. STEVENS,
an l 500 Broad street.
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II COHEN BRO THEIRS NOW OFFER
the largest stock of BLACK and COLORtD
SILKS ever presented I'm this State Their
prices are ALWAYS GUARANTEED against New
York houses.
Also, all the various NOVELTY DRESS GOODS in
silk and wor>ted material:
25 pieces BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE at
55c. the lowest value of which T. 65c;
4O-INCH.WIDE ENGLISH CASHMERE at CSC;
MARSEILLE~ QUILTS az 65c.;
HEAVY MARSkILLES QUILTS at Sl.75, $3.50
and 81, the value Of which is fully 81 more;
Also, large stock of CROCHET QUILTS undsr
value:
80 pieces WHITE LINEN DE INDIA at loo. a
yard under value:
A new lot Of TORCHON and other LACES;
25 GOSSAMER CIRCULARS at So the value Of
which Is Sc;
Also, LADIES and CHlLDREN'S RURBER CIR
CULARS at one bali their value. NH 81
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HANOVER COUNTY.

49,, ,ovors ASSAULT UPON LITTLE o'hh'
opin 49, OF the Rchmond DISPATCH
@1so~ns April soy = dSso
CHARLES Boiling, a COLOR" ag ", was TO-DAY
teen or s'H ~ the fail Of this county by JUS
comn1 v.1Si. ~ III Haw charged with haylr e
t,ee M an outrage upon the inian, ct
com CONN ve years. s Of Newton Gartbrght, WHIT
49, 49, ~ ,be tower end OF this county,
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MAJOR YosT ON "THE UNPLEDGED. As
individuals and Republicans, but not as par.
tisaDs. we favor the nomination OF General
Grant. We confidently expect that he will
be nominated. and II 50, elected by an over
wheliDing majority Of the electoral vote,
sweeping the country from one end to the
other, with here and there an exception in
southern States. We want 10 participate in
the coute>t and IN the triumph as Repubii-
cans, closely associated with the national
organization ana fighting under the Repub-
.'ican banner, With all the insignia OF party
warfare, cheered aud encouraged by known
an recognized party leaders, and moi as
poI itical outcas's s, drifting hither and ycnder
und, r mo,toless and Dameless flag. guided
by .deusive mirage, and foundering in the
unkpo 'wn and tangled labyrlotbs OF Vir'
GINA a cadjusteriSm. Valley Yirgin'dn.
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THOMAS NJ. BLE.-Postmaster COX, a.
FarmvIIIe, received on the S1st March March a
letter from Texas announcing the death oil
this gentleman by drowning. He was
native of Amelia, and for long perlod was
merchant at Farmvile, va.
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pr,vcr Superintendent L. C.
Irving has called meeting 81 we Conser'
va,iyes for court-day tApdl 2oth), TO APP
point delegates to the Hichmond conven'
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NJ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-Rev. p. HAw-
THoaNE, u. ~. win preach on SUNDAY az IL A..
M.-subjecr, Supernatural Help and At O'Clock
p. M-subt ct, " Choosing to Suffer Afliciion with
the People of God" An strangers welcome.
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RsruDiATss GRArr.-~Tbe Marion Patriot
and Herald denies tbst the Resdjusters
VII ysis TOR grant We quoisi
" 20 such thing Is Contemplated by the
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nC1- GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH-Rev. {. Fl. READ, D. D.. pastor.
Preaehiug a. l &c ock A NJ. aud p. NJ. Subj CT
Of the evening discourse, THE Christian Sab
bathr
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NET SEVENTn.STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURt H.-Preathing at IL A. VI aud 7:45 7. NJ.
by Rev. j. u. TYLER.
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MT MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev
J. G. ARMsTRoNC.-seryices IL A. NJ. and
O'Clock L. NJ.
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SPECIAL N,,v,cu.

-~-sl
G5- D. & Z. rdTTELDoRFER,
OK BROAD STREET,
WILL oPg.N or MONDAY THELAReEsT AND
MOST Co,pLETE STOCK OF NEW AND
DESIRABLE GOODS IN THE CITY-ALL
OF WHICH WERE PURCHASED At
THE RECENT LARGE AUCTION
SALES IN NEW YORK.
BUNTINGsi BUNTINGsl
gIJNTINGs IN all shades, from I5c. 10 the finest
imported;
LACE BUNTINGs In all shades at % and 3Oc';
BLACK CAsHMERES-the largest sock In The
! city. and ut Old prices;
DRESS GOODS. in plain, figured, and all The new
novelties, from 12kc. up;
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALES at 12hc., real
value e5e. per yard;
BLACK SILKS from 60c. TO $3.50 per yard;
our BLACK SILK at 81 per yard can't be beat;
COLORFD SILKS, sATINS, PEKIN STRIPES
DAMAsSE and BROCADE SILKS for trim
mlngs In all shades.
| MATTINGS! MATTTNGSl
$50 pieces MAT1INGS from auction. In al
| widths-WHITE CtlF CKFD, and FANCY "a
| The following prices, 10. 20, %. %. 35, ant
37.c.-the cheapest and best goods ever seen IL
this city;
PARASOLs-a full line Just opened; all the new
style AZ very low III price;
DOMESTICS-a full supply. bought before The recen
advance, which we offer at small advance OF
cost: -
LACE MITTs in all colors at 40, so, GO, 75e' ant
HOSiERY. GLOVES. BUTTONS. LACE
FICHURS. RIBBONS, LhCES in LANGUE
DOC, BRETONNE, DENTELLE, TORCHON
&c. -. 1880,
UNDERWEAR for Ladies. Children, and Gentle
| men at last years prices;
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at COO. worth II
WHITE GOODS IN endless variety;
| RUFFLING from 4c. per ward 10 the finest mlde
| CASSIMERE, COTTONApES. ENT u & II
JEANS, -4MIDDLESEX FLANNEL
LINEN.&c
| SHETLAND SHAWLS in oil grades;
| BLACK and COLORED SILK FRINGES IRON
zoe. per yard 10 s1.25
| All we ask Is a call before you buy. .
| ID. & f.. MITTELDORFER,
3.SNSW3m 527 Broad stree.
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M SECOND PR S b Y t f r / a n
cHURCH-Iey. Dr. DoGG EFT will preach IN this
chui CHI at IL O'Clock In the morning. No service In
the al, ernOOn.
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M SECOND BAP IST CHURCH
(crruer Of Main and Sixth stretts) Rev HENRY
MCDONALD. ID. D., Will preach on SUNDAY at IL
A. M. and 6 L. NJ.
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-, re,urood to England, from whence rO,,n
she came only sefe" PENN.
bride.
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NJ FIRST PRE.SB YTERIAN

CHURCH-Proaching by the pastor, Rev. T. l..
PRESTON. ID. d.. az ! / A. NJ aud al quarter before
8 at night. Strangers will receive cordial well
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MT COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OPEN ON
MDNDAY. MARCH 2qTU,

MONDAY, MARCH 29TH,
pieces NEW DESIGN BLACK SILK GVENA-
DINE at Use. yard the value of which is sl.2o
ID pieces MEXICAN MESH-sILK GRENADlNE
at 4Oc. the value Of which i 65C.;
Also, a large variety in SATIN STRIPES, DE-
MASsE, and other effects;
All shades of ALL-WOOL BUNTING at from 20
TO Csc;
3 cases of NOME BUNTING, in light and dark
colorIngs, at 1885,.
full variety Of DRESS GOODS, in all their va
rious new cesignS aud cOlorings;
LUPTN'S PURE CAMEL'S-HAIR BUNTING at
9Oc yard the value of which is fully $40;
Also, the FRENCH BUNIINGS, at 40, so, go, and
75c.;
Is pieces ALL-WOOL BLACK FRENCH GAUZE
al 45c.;
Also, % pair REALLACE CURTAINS, in ne"
designs at very low prices;
pieces BLACK SILK at 1925 the value Of which
is$l.75;
A large variety of new effects in SUMMER SILKS
lmh 81
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APOLEENsRiS.

APOEf,E RfS.
A 20 l. l. y A Il l S.
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British M,dicdI Journal
"L'EAU DE TABLE DIES REINEs."
IL Gduiots de Paris.
ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BOTTLES AND
JUGS.
OF ALL MISERAL-wAIER DEALERS. GRocERs,
AND DRUGGISTS. ap 3-s,M&W3m
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n~5- IF YOU WISH TO BUY NEW AND
PRETTY GOODS,
GO TO THALHI5IER BROTHERS,.
IF YOU WISH To BUY CHEAP AND DURABLE
GOODS,
GO TO TIIALHIMER BROTHERS.
IF YOU WISH TO SAVE TINE AND MONEY
IN PURCHASING,
GO TO THALIIIMER BROTHERS.

Having purchased most Of stock at very low
prices pre yiou, 10 the heavy advance, shall give
our frio nds and customers the fun benefit OF same.
ana Will o" MONDAY exhibit the hnest line OF
DRESS GOODS. NOVELTIES, SILKS. SAIINN.
&C. ever hown IN this city. Among our stock we
1872 pieces DRESS GOODS from 1870. to 81 a
yard; - ~
A handsome Inc Of BLACK ami COLORED sA.
TINS. PEKINS, STRIPES, BROCADEs,
POLKA DOTS. &c, At all price
TO s3-rh~ an extra cheap line Of SILKS, and
IS pieces BLACK CAsHMEREs from 25c. to
45 r piece, GRAPE. CLOTHS. TAMIsE. sim
AND-WOOL. SILK-AND COTTON HENRI-
ETA CLOTH, NOME CLOTH, and other
BLACK GOODS. AS we are making this line
OF goods a specially we II safety guarantee II
suit any OOe in want o. BLACK GOODS.
200 yards COURTAULD's GRAPES IN remnants,
from p. 10 i3.50-wor double the money;
1872 pieces BLACK and COLORED BUNTINGS
We call SPECIAL attention 10 our elegant line Of
LACE MITTS. LACE-TOP GLOVES,
THREAD sud SILK GLOVES. SILK SCARFS,
FICHUEs, COLLARS, CUFFS, NECk-RUF.
FILINGS. st very low prices;
220 dozen COR-ETS embracing every grade aud
style. from DC TO 81 apiece;
tons-from so. 10 $3.50. Drn'l lall to ooS at
our TIL SEE BUTTON KID GLOVE AZ soc.
HAMBURG EDGINGS. HAMBURG INSERT
!NGs-5,000 yards Of these goods from Sc. TO
Also, rice line of SWISS EDGINGS. TORCHON
LACES. BRETON, LANGUEDOC, ITALIAN,
and FRENCH LACEs, at extraordinarily low
prices Don't paw big prices for these goods
when you can buy them So cheap at
THALHIMtR BROTHERS.
NH 27-S,MdW 60l Broad street
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NJ GRACE-STREET BAP T Is T
CHURCH CORNER or Grace and Fousbee streets).
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM f.. HATCHER. ID. d..
will preach az l O'Clock A. NJ. and al quarter be-
fore 8 n'ciOck L. NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mr. CHAMPAGNE.

Just receiving a shipmeat OF that celebrated PRE-
MERE sERRE aud GRAND YIN IMPERIAL
CHAMPAGNE-both wines selected for me with
great care. Price same as heretofore.
np3.2w OSCAR CRANE.
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Or .a,s~
OPENING OF NEW SPRING GOODS
~ AT

pHs s.sItts.-
OPENING OF NEW SPRING GOODS
~ AT
A.. HU IZLEp n SONS.
SOC BROAD STREET.
Just received full AMI complete line Of the latest
novelties 10 DRiTSS GOODS. embracing
ALI. Wool RI N'TING. La E-sTRlPED RUNT-
ING. HkRNA,NIs, NOME CLOTHS. GRAPE
CLOTHS, BROCtOEs aud sIRiPrs III all The
new,st shades. SATlNS, SILKS. PEKlN
STRIPES, POLKA DOT, and BROCADEs for
trimming (frii line).
BLACK CIR NADlNtS, BLAIh CASHMEREs,
TAMlsE. AID NOME CLOTHS.
LADIES SACKINGS.
LANGUEbUC POINT D'Esi'RiT and ToRCH0N
LACEs.
Hosiery, Buttons, and Trim, uings specially {;
Parasos. full line, Al nrice, low er inan ever "a,
bIe-LiIens. Napkins, and Towels; Lace Miits, full
line ~ all The shades: Lace IT, p- rim and
hid Gloves; Ladies' and Gen'lemen'N Underwear |;
Cassmeres Tor boys and meD's wear. 49,
Our store will he closed FRIDAY, Apfu z: lssO'
mr. 3o-3m
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M BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH, SUNDAY. April attracting at ii A.
II. and 7. III. Re,ival-mee.ings VIII continue
from The Sabbath through the week. The public
cordially invited.
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NJ REV. JOHN JASPER WILL
preach, by request, on SUNDAY, April 4th, at p
81. subject: " sun d0 move"
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DANVILLE.
TELEPHONE,

INTERYAL-REvENUE C0LLEcTI0Ns-sALts of
TOBACCO-EPISCOPAL CHURCH BUILDING
FIRE-ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, NJ C'-Ihh
FAMILY OF JUDGE KERR.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.J
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HOME OFFICE STATEMENT

LOSSES PAID SINCE ORGANIZATION, $50 ,OOO,O oO
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STAUNTON.

COLORED INsURANCE-DEATH-
AOCIDENT-wHITE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-12
Wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-The Post in its financial
article today says: At the Stock Exchange the
market for U. S. bonds continues strong and
active, the features being the as and 411'S, the
first having advanced to 1O615ass, and the AZ IS
to 10S7sa109. Choice railroad investments are
all strong but dull. Speculative bonds are
generally higher; the Erie, I'd consols being up
to 91a. In the market for speculative shares
the special features are Louisville and Nash
vile, which has advanced from 1928 to 1sl and
Nashville and Chattanooga, which has risen
from 81 to 91A. The remainder Of the list has
Deen dull, with the fluctuations within narrow
limits, the average OF prices being somewhat
higher than yesterday. OF the new stocks
added to the list yesterday, the sales have been
as follows: Peoria Decatur and Evansville 22a
232i; Ohio Central, 24115a25. Both of these COM
panieS have been reorganiZed and brought out
by the same people who introduced to the mar
ket the st. Paul and Sioux City, and the Lake
Erie and Western. ontario and western sold
at 273Ga2S. This is the new New York trunk
line that Is to be, when certain connections and
additions are completed, which is expected will
be done within two or three years. OF the new
bonds added, Kansas Pacific conSOls sold at 961%a
81. The money market to-day is easy at sac per
cent. on stocks. and 4a5 per cent on q. S. bonds.
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at 5a5k,
which is also the quotation for time loans. It
is now stated on good authority that the traffic
contract between the Erie and the Vanderbilt
roads has been signed. Exactly what this con-
tract Is we have been unable to learn; all that
those interested will say is that the two COM
panieS which will be most benefited are the Erie
and the Lake Shore.
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CONTRIBUTIONS AND REFLECTIONS YESTERDA

CONTRIBUTIONS AND REFLECTIONS YESTERDAY.
The Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed the nominations of the following
supervisors of the census:-North Carolina
First district, Henry D. Robertson; second, Jos.
A. Cardwell; third, J. D. stanford, (thts nomi-
withdrawn); fourth, Samuel [. Patterson.
Kansas-First district, 7. Dwight butcher; sec
ond, David j. Evans third, Charles M. Kellogg
Colorado. Cass Carpenter. Calffornia-First
district, Henry G. Langley; second James +
Wardenburgh: third, Alexander Dunn; fourth,
Charles w. Dana. Oregon-Henry +: Ducka-
Alexander Hughes. Maho-Clinton II. Moore.
Montana-Hugh McQuade. New MeXico-Abra-
ham S. HOyt. Washington NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
W; sparling. Wyoming Territory-Homer Mer-
REJECTION OF ALL THE OHIO NOMINATIONS.
The Senate yesterday rejected all of the NOM
sus districts of Ohio. This result was reached
at the end of prolonged session of three
hours. during which the reasons for the majori-
tvs action on these nominations were distinctly
stated and their purpose in regard to the re-
mainder Of the supervisors nominations signifi-
cantly foreshadowed. Senator Pendleton, chair
man of the census committee, who reported the
Ohio nominations adversely, made the opening
speech. He explained that the adverse report
had no reference to the personal character of
the nominees, but was based solely upon the
ground that the Pr Sident, in nominating eight
republicans and not a single democrat, to ap-
point the'enumeratOrS and supervise the taking
of the census in Ohio, had violated the spirit of
the census law and ignored the distinct under
standing OF both parties In Congress. Mr. Pen
deton argued that in view of the fact that this
census viii be for ten years the basis for the ap-
portionment of representation in Congress and
in state legislatures, it is Of the highest impor-
tance, not only that the supervisors shall be
personally competent but that the results of
their labors shall be above suspicion from any
standpoint, political or otherwise. Senator
Thurman also spoke at considerable length on
the same general line of argument as his col
league,
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kilograms to The Star.
IMPORTANT CHURCH MOVE.
MENT.
Ritualistic Anglican Clergy Going
Over to Roman CathOlicism-COn.
dftiOnS of their Reception.

NEW YORK, Feb. IA London special to the
Herald states, on authority of private dispatches
from Rome, that no doubt whatever remains of
Rev. Arthur Wagner, the Brighton ritualist, be-
ing received into the church of Rome, MIR.
Wagner's conversion marks the beginning OF a
long impending and carefully prepared move
ment which may ere long bring most of the rlt
ualistic Anglican clergy over to Roman Catholi-
ciSm. A meeting ground has been found that
may unite the timid high church Anglicans OF
the Mack Konochie and Wagner stamp with the
Vatican. Among the conditions specified is the
following: Those converts who are already mar
red are to be reordained (sb tacita co1aditione }
Such converts will be allowed to assist in minis
tering in Catholic churches in mass. benediction,
preaching and catecbism, but Will not be per-
mitted to Garochial functions. especially to con-
fessions. The males and females in Anglican
religious orders are to pass through the noviti-
ate, under experienced superiors appointed by
Rome, and at the end of their novitiate are to
be professed with simple VOWS, and will continue
the philanthropic work under Vatican juriSdic-
ton. A special metropolitan, perhaps Cardinal
Manning, is to be consecrated by the Pope him
self for the government of the reconciled reor-
dained Anglican clergy. The younger clergy are
take the usual VOWS OF celibacy when ordained
Sub-deacOnS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-12
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 12.-virginia skies, deferred,
8; DO consols. 497s: do: second series, 2916; do.
9s e Gd do psY SeH
BALTIMORE. Feb 12.-Cotton 6rm-middling.
1Sh: Flour strong and active and unchanged.
Mneaa southern easier western lower and %eak3 &
No: Maryland. I:56H No western winter 3 Ted.
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ern mixed, spot, So; February, 565sa56X; March,
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quiet, 95. Hay unchanged. Provisions dull and
Sacked t. r nhGs
goee. l3Aal5H. Sugar steady--A soft, 9a. whisky
steamer more asssSs dyspoH dosrp
grain, grain, 4 aa4ad M Reseipts- ~ . 52s barrels;
sesSe ssoSSsf
NEW YORK. Feb i2.-stecks strong: Money. 6a
6. Exchange. long. 482H; abort 4s5. Govern
SEW XoEK. Feb. l2.-Flour duh. Wheat dun.
per cents. iosS. Afiantic and Great western 6rst
mortgage trustees cerdfcstess u. Atlantic and
Great Western seconds, "a. New Jersey Central
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NEw YORK MAnxExs xHs ATTEREooN.
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