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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-08
Gunner Resorts.

ATLANTIC HOTEL, LONG BRANCH,
~ Now open the season.
HENRY UOWLAND.
Late Of Rowland Hotel
ATLANTIC HOUSE. OCEAN BEACH y. j.,
~ open situated hfiy Yards from The SUR
with All every extensive pazzds sur
rouud the house. good accommodations foI families
=. ". LEEDS, Properties.
4 CCONMODATIONS FIRST-CLASS for
y summer boardcrs az the Anderson Mansion, on The
Passaic River miles from New-NOik: boating. bathing
f.hu ,vr,hin- fre-h from farm and dairy Apply at III
Wc.t-.-d- ST.. address ANDERSON MANSION, Fassalc
Itrrtfr
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HOTEL,

HOTEL KAATERS KILL
i NOW OPEN.
LARGEST MOUNTAIN HOTEL II THE WORLD
FIFTEEN DEGREES COOLER THAN NETWORK CITY
.KAILROAD COMMUNICATIONS NOW COMPLETED
WITHIN ONE HOURS RIDE OFTHE HOTEL
pA-rFNGEEs BY THE NEWlDkh Gen
AND HUDSON EIN EK RAJ LkOAD IhAlNe Liza y.
NEW-lORh AT All IL A NJ OF. $50 T. ~, "a 80 y "a
PIIIN fltECk. ARRIVE AT HOTEL N SIX .HDL ~
Also ACCESS IBLE VIA KONDGUI BY ALLAN l DAY
line -TF NNiROA1- LEAVING NEW-AOHh AT 500 A
NJ AND nos DOUT SlEAMB0A!s LEAH y, y, "a AZ
FTs AND CHECK BAGGAGE TO IANAEkSN Ill l.
JUNCTION, VIA ULSTER AND DhAA a. ~ ~ y
STONY GLOVE KAILH0AliS +. a. 81 - ~. ! !; -
HOTEL KAArERs KILL. CAIsKILI, y. y
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SOCIETY NOTES.

DESPITE the bad weather, the ladies were out In
force making calls yesterday afternoon on those
who usually see visitors on Fridays. MIS-. Ricketts,,
whose parlors were full all the afternoon, was
assisted by her guests, MIS- and Miss Edwards and
Miss Baron, Miss Ludlow, Of Philadelphia; Miss
Balch, Of New York: Miss Daisy Ricketts,, and
other bright young girls Many who enjoyed
Mrs. Carrolls parties GA last Friday afternoon and
on Thursday evening OF this week called on her
yesterday. Mrs Ross Ray was assisted by her
daughters and their guests, Miss Stockton and
Miss Adams. Miss Stockton returned home to-
day.
The first hop OF the season which occurred in
the fine ballroom at Wizards last enenfng,
brought together many agreeable people, ana
dancing was kept up for several hours. Among
those who attended were Representatives Clark
and daughter, Morrison and wife, Townsend and
wife, Bayne and wife, Tyler and wife The son
and daughter Of Mr. Singleton. of ILL.,, Miss Lille,
daughter of Representative Oscar Turner with
Representative Williams, OF Wis, Mr. and Mrs.
Burchard, Gen. and Mrs. Hooker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shaw, Mrs Fernando Jones and her daughter Mrs.
Grant, OF Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, Mr. and
Mrs J. G. Cooke, Major Brown, Mr. Nelson, Mrs.
Davis. OF New York, and her son and daughter,
and many others well known in public and private
life, in Washington and elsewhere. number OF
the ladies' toilets We're unusually elegant and
tasteful. Mrs. Bayne wore handsome black vel
vet; Mrs. Tyler wore rich white silk elegantly
made and trimmed: Miss Williams, of Wis, wore
wore black velvet trimmed with Brussels lace;
Mrs. Grant wore pale blue silk draped with white
lace caught with punches Of pink roses; Miss
Clark wore white satin.
The Amaranth Club. OF which Mr.. Louis Dagger
is the vice president, Will have its next receipt
on Monday evening at the residence Of Miss Char
lotte A. Van DOreD, No 647 East Capitol street.
The Dartmouth College Association at Washing
ton Will hold their seventh annual reunion and
dinner at 1.-THE Hamilton" January 18th, COM
memorating the centennial birthday of Daniel
Web Ster.
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Alexandria Affairs.

NOTES OF THE DAY.-M. Cross, cold. is held at
which he offered to sell to Mr.. Drie1uS He has
employed Mr. T.. Burke, and he alleges that he
found the pipe and made no secret OF the matter.
-kevnnue Commissioner Duffey Is now en-
ployed in making the annual city assessment
which, 1t is thought will show slight increase OF
valueS.-COl +. L. Smith, state senator, is home
for short time while the legislature is not in
sesSOn.-The superintendent OF policies gang
Is employed to-day CLEARING ash barrels
MesSrS. Windsor, Arnold, Sangster, Simpson and
other prominent Alexandria readJusterS are now in
Richmond on business relative TO the corporation
judgeSh1p, &c.,-An effort will be made to pro-
cure some action or the present legislature OF Viz
ginia, Ia relation to the sale or partition OF the
old court house lot here.-Mr. James Harris, an
Old citZ zen, and wcll-knOwn as one OF the best
blackSmth'S In this section OF the country, now
lies very low at the Alexandria Inflrmary.
SHOT HIMSELF IN CHURCH.-An insane man
named Walsh shot himself yesterday in the Notre
Dame Cathedral at Ottawa, Ont, while services
were in progress. The congregation, composed
principally OF ladies' was panic stricken, and sew
erdl OF the ladies tainted.
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Is II Wholesome
PROF. HENRY MORTON,
President OF
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
SELF-RAISING FLOUR.

SELF-RAISING FLOUR
HOBOKEN. n. j., November 80, 1881.
HeSSTS. George Y. HccheI' Il Co.:
Gentlemen: have had occasion to make analysis
CT your seit-RafsEng Flour and Buckwheat and
GrddIe-Cake Flour on number OF occasions, not
only for you, but for others who wished to know
what were the materials contained in these
articles, and have fer many years used them in my
CWn family, and can testify most emphatic lily
that they are agreeable nutritious, and perfectly
Wholesome. The ingredients employed in their
preparation are not only entirely harmless as so
uSei, but have been recommended by the highest
authorities in medical and physiological science,
as the most wholesome and in ali respects de-
Slrlbie preparations now known for the purpose
OF raising Bread, Cakes, &C. Yours, &C,
HENRY MORTON.
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Can be had by every lady who Will use Parker
Ginger Tonic. Regulating the internal organs an
purifying the blood, it quickly removes pimple
and gives a healthy bloom to the cheek Rca
about II IN another column.
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Annoycnce Avoided.

Gray hairs are honorable. but their nrematur
appearance is annoying. Parker'S Hair BalSil
prevents the annoyance by promptly restoring til
youthful Color
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14

To all who are suffering from the errors and In
dscretionS OF youth, nervous weakness, cary
decay, loss OF manhood, &C., will send a recipe
metiy was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send self-addresSed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN. Station ID, New York city.
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For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching. liberated
or protrudng Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by j. P. Miller, NJ. d. Sl5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine With
out his signature. Sold by druggists Disco
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to risk consumption when a few doses OF Hall
Honey Of Horch0und and Tar would arrest t
cough that leads to the disease.
Pixies ToOthache Drops cure In one minute.
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BARGAINS IN BOYS SrITs-A larg

BARGAINS IN BOYS SUITS.-A large lot OF boys
suits, ranging from IL 10 years of age, In diff
ferent styles and of very best makes at very low
prices, as have purchased them rs a job lot or a
leading clothing house. 50 | can offer them less
Than hall the original cost, at HerzOgS 3Oe 9th ST.,
near PennSy lyania avenue.
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FRESH VACCINE PoISrs at simns' drug store.

MADAME EMMA SOUIE, of 10 east 10th street. ".
T., Is located for the season 1T 1871 street. She
has an elegant selection Of imported bOnncts,
flowers, laCeS and dress trimmings. Dinner and
ball dresses made az one dlyls notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14

The good reputation Of "Brown's Bronchis
TrocheS for the relief OF Coughs, Colds and Inroa
Diseases, has given them a favorable notorlety.
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Special Weather Bulletin.
AF.IR AND COLDER SUNDAY INDICATED.

MD LUIlUkk SUNDAY
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press: The storm which was
central In the lake region yesterday morning
moved rapidly eastward with increasing force, and
Is now central east Of Halifax. Heavy rains have
prevailed In the southern states and Ohio valley.
and snow or rain in the mdiIe St1teS. New Eng
land and lake region, followed this morning by
Clearing weather in the northern Districts. The
temperature has risen on the Atlantic coast and
fallen from ten 10 thirty degrees in the Mississippi
valley, northwest and lake region. The tnInperas
ture II above the mean for the month on the Ata
Tic and gulf coasts. and below the mean In the
northwest and upper lake region, and below zero
In Minnesota and Michigan Northwest to SOUTH
west winds prevail in the districts east Of the
Mississippi, north to east winds I'm the southwest
and south tn southwest winds in the northwest
The indications That colder. fair weather viii
prevail I'm the middle and New England states
during saturday and Saturday nirht. aud that
colder, parity cloudy weather Will prevail in the
districts named during Sunday.
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Ar,u.eu,ents To-nieh,

NATIONAL THEATER.-RObSOn and Crane In
CtGrpS and Flats.
LINCOLN HsLL--The Chimes Of NOrmandy
ODD FELLOWS HALL-CurtiS' Combination In
aRiD Van WitEIe."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14

FRESH WINE JELLY always on hand. Homemade
mfncemeat ana pies; charlotte russo. Ice cream
and lees In every variety. T. jarvis, 40 9th street
northwest.
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Society Bellies
Fabrics and Cuticle

On account of its remarkably delicate and last
Ing fragrance, society bellies are loud In thei
praises OF FloreStOn Cologne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14

DoN'r ruin your eyeslght; consult Hempler, AZ
ureet
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGToS, DC. January IA, 1889. $50 am.
For the middle Atlantic states, slightly
colder and fair weather. northwest to southwest
Winds and rising hlrnmeter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14

Hop Ritfers
does not exhaust and destroy, but restores, cures
and makes new.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14

FIIeS FIFtS.. PIIes...
cure guaranteed. No cutting or tying. Treat
ment almost painless. Scores of references may he
had on application at my office. DR.. Shrader, go
11th street northwest Consultation free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14

Prgg's .Iewelry Store.
SPECIALTIES.
Hot Spring diamonds, goldfilled bracelets, chains
and lOcketS, from 81 to $50. 457 Pennsylvania ave
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ing taken Lydia f. Pinkham'S Vegetable Com
pound, are quite recovered, and have gone thei
way rejoicing.
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CURE CURE FOR MALARIA.

A ELLINGTON LIVERY AND SALES STABLES
~ JN0. II. CLARK. Manager-1724 q street. between
18th and 18th streetskeep for hire andaus Cotlres
Coureietee and. fact, al of the latest styles of
rlages. by the hour month with yers i'm full livery
Ladies' aud Gents Saddle Horses. Carriages furnished
any hour, day night Orders through telephone ex-
gwen 10 boarding horses DBL I'm
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DIR. HeniOn's Free Lectur

bilfOuSneSs, drownsiness jaundice and rheuma
tiSm, Hop Bitters remove easily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14

FrssELrs Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.
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DIR. HeniOn's Free Lecture.
DR.. j. B. Henion Will give free lecture In sMa-
sonic Hail., Tuesday evening, January nth. Those
who wish to learn how to dispense with the SER
vices OF a physician should attend DR.. Henion's
lecture. 1t is both interesting and instructive.
Doors open at Z: lecture TO begin at O'Clock. adj
mission to the hall free
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IT is Criminal Dpsnu;t

are both rendered marvellously White by Glenn
Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whlsker Dye, Black or Brown Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14

Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Wlnslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarrhuea, gripping
in the bowels and wiEd collie. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price 25 cents
bottle. mws
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odd FELLOWS HALL,

odd FELLOWS HALL.
" Seventh street northwest.
AUSTINS NEW YORK DRAMATIC COMBINATION.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN NATINLE.
Prof. Archer's Jubilee Singefs-Great Slave Hunting
Scene.
Genuine slaves in the great cotton picking scene.
RIP VAN WINkLE AT The NIGHT PERFORMANCE
Admission for children, 10 cents.
Matinee, O'clock; night performance O'Clock
ODD FELLOWS HALL, SATURDAY. JANUARY IA.
Every child that comes to the play will getwell
come and what. la 5-3Is
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~ CUTICURA
CUIICCHA
CUIiC.ItA
CUIICuRA
Remedies for sale Oy druggists. Price Of Gu
IICcltA, AIeuclndl Jey, la DJXes 50 cents; large
boxes, 81. GU IiCUi htSUi-r i, tho .ood
Purlher, 81 per bott.e. CUGICJIiA MLDICINaL
IOlI-LI SOAP, ZOE; CUIICUA.A ALD1CINAl4
SHAVING SUAP. 2oc.; in bars Tor BARRIERS aud large
coAsi.Luer5, 0Uc. PrInCI@I uc.Vt,
Wins y IUI IER, Boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14

nR. SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA
- Wine Bltters contains ten ingredients niie of yeae-
tables and one OF iron. Tho magnetic iron which en-.
tiers into their composition Is of the most superior quail
These bitters will cure dys:e nervous debility,
and maiar:l fevers and al disease Of the stomach
liver, blood and nerves; aiso all female diseaeoe
Price, 81. Bod by Druggists and ct los PeungYivauis
avenue northWeat. So - $50 -
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LADIES, READ THIs.-Mrs. Thompson, now at the
Riggs House with her celebrated waves will IT,
main until Monday evening. She has some
lovely pieces, with partinCS, Tor only 81 80, which
have never been sold less than s., and also brdidS
IN long hair Tor -. Mrs. Thompson Will not be in
washington az. in this season, therefore hopes to
See her many customers Who may wish to purchase
Tor the summer.
GREAT AUCTION SALE at j. E. Youngs', 736 nth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14

ELECTIONS OF OFFICERs.-The Capital Pleasure
club has elected as officers: j. E. Cromelien, preSi
dent; E. F. Hughes, vice president; w. II. Crome-
lien, treasurer; Ii. l. Laubach, secretary; f. B.
Herily, financial secretary.
The Thistle Social club has elected and installed
the following officers Mr. Arthur Middleton, preSi
dent Miss Carrie ODER, vice president, and Mr.. c.
Harper, secretary and treasurer.
The Sixth Presbyterian church, Rev. Frank
Noble, PASTOR has elected the following trustees
for the coming year: Charles b. Pearson, RO5. A
Fish, William A. Thompson, John G. Thompson
A. s. Webster, c. b. Phillips and j. G. Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14

Mr. CHARLES UPPERMAN, whose illness has been
mentioned In THE STAR, still fingers at the point
of death.
BUSINESS on Water street Is at a stand-sttll on
account of the closing OF canal navigation.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company has
opened ticket and telegraph Office, on High
street. near Bridge.
DON'T FORGET the select sOciable OF the Young
Catholics Friend Society, at Forrest hall, next
Monday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14

.sA1derDey Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Attorney Butter, chuTned every morning
and delivered in E-lb s'Wardn prints 55c per Id.
Also, cottage cheese, butter1nilk and sweet milk,
&c. per OF Cream, 15c. pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-14

One COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER
costing 20 cents Is far superior to every other e6cr cal
as,pIsnce before the public They instantly relieve
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Malaria, Fever and Acue
and Kidney and Urinary Difficulties, and may he worn
over the ut OF the stomach, the kidneys any at
Iectod part Pr.ce 70 cents Sold every where. ja14
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WEI DE MEYERS
w WEI DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
CATARRH
CATARRH
CATARRH
CURE,
CURE,
CURE,
THE ONLY KNOWN REAL CURE.
THE ONLY KNOWN REAL CURE.
nav, s3m
CITY ITEMS.
Self.Punishment
The Ladies'

is neglectlng to use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Prlc,
only % cents a bottle
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The street lamps will b. lighted this evening at
S:25 p m, eXtinguiShet at 2:45 am.
D. ShtGfngt1n SenfS LeSlIeS Popular Monthly
fer February and the useful Tribune almanac for
lSs2
At a meeting Of the Commission OF Pharmacy,
held last night. MeSsrS. William A. Bohn and VIII
liam h. Davidson were examined and registered rs
pharmacists.
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NATIONAL THEATER
UNDATED SUCCESS.
THIS {TRIDAY1 AND SATURDAY NIGHT,
THE COMEDIANS,
ROBSON AND CRANE,
In
SHARPS AND FLATS
Speculative Satire in -Four Acts.
CUTLER SHARP. Mr.. stuart Robson
tSan Francisco Stock EXcange.)
DULLSTONE fLAT...............M Mr.. VIM. H. Crane
tBull. Bear and BlOoi.b
SATURDAY MATINEE,
At our usual Cheap Matinee prices,
LAST TIME OF
OUR BACHELORS,
In J. our Laughing Acts.
MR.. BACHELOR BANGLE. ....... Mr.. Stuart Robson
Mir. BACHELOR JOWLER. Mr.. Wm III. Crane
Monday, January &c. LAWRENCE BARRETT as
CASSlUS, in JULIUS CESAR. iai3
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ORGANIZATION OF THE EVANSVILLE LAND As
eoCIATI0N.-LaSt evening, at a meeting held at
the ofire OF NcSSrS- Hilyer & Bllston 1.-THE
HyattSyille Iani Association" W IS orsaajZad nv
the election OF tae following Officers: President
Louis ID. Wine; vice president, DR.. NJ ID. Hume;
secretary, William III. Wetzel: treasurer. Geo. J.
johnson: board OF directors. Frank H. Smith, VI.
l. Litteileli, j. VI. RalStOn, George n Walker AMI
Francis CASH The object OF the association is
the purchase OF large farm, near the town OF
HyattsyiIIe, Nd, to be subdiyided into building
lots.
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ATTEMPTED RoBsERIES--Eary last night an at
Tempt was made II rob Mr.. W. III. Dennis house
OLD l3th street Some one dressed in wOnan'S
Clothes, IL seems stole into the house. and alter
making up 4 bundle OF clothing found cOncea lment
In Bathroom After waiting for some time and
SuppoeinE the coast clear, the woman attpIlnteJ
70 quietly Withdraw. but l,dy in the mousse de-
tectad her AMI raised an alarm. when the Intruder
dropped the bundle AMI escaped. Several attempt,
were made last night U ZOO dwellings, liz DcireeS
and other streets in that Vicinity.
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n. E. Carpenter Esq, Henderson, n Y, cured of
isoi1asls or Leprosy OF twenty Years standing by the
~ l1IUh ia RESENTMENT (DiuOd puriue.) lutorIaly,
and.CUllCUItA and CU1lCUEA SOAP tine great SKIN
cures externally. The most wJnderfI
Cure cerIneO 10 before Justice peace and
nent citizens. All AFFLICTED with and scaly
eases Should send 10 US Tor this te5l.IJnaI fun
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

GREAT AUCTION SALE at j. E. Youngs', 736 IT
street
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING AND BUSINESS
PROPEkTY.-Ne>STS. Thomas j. Fisher d CO. a;lc-
tlOneerS, Will sell on Monday. January 18th, at 4
O'Clock, on the premises. that valul able three-Sry
residence and store. with bakery in rear. No lSl6
5th street northwest Lot Is 50xSS1 feet
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THE FIRST CONCERT
AMATEUR ORCHESTRA, OFGFORGETOwN. D. c.,
MlI be given I'll RsDAI EVENING NEAI. January
10Th, at CURTIS HALL.
Admission, 80 cents Reserved seats % cents extra
PROGRAM:
r. @. Bernays, Conductor. j. Emperor's March.
Rssch. 2. symphony No. 2. Haydn. IA Adsieo ct
Allegro. % Andln,e. Co. Menuetto. d. Finale
3. Violin Soo-Noctgrne, KIeuzheldt Mr.. H. lake
man. f. Overture Morning, Noon and Night in
Vienna, Supre. 5. Ti.rco- Russian March, Neibig.
&. Waltz Sirenes. - Waldteuprel
Tickets of the Concert be had of members of the
Orchestra Reserved seats and diagram Of Curtis Hall
can be found at Ellis Music Store, Wash nston. and
t1ckllns Drug Store, Georgetown, d. c. jal3-Gt
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-24
THE RIVER AND EARBoR BILL.

Congress cannot expend the surplus
revenue to better purpose than in public
improvements, and though the appropria-
tions under the River and Harbor bill are
very large, they are justifable. And since
there is strong disposition to increase
these appropriations, and the money is sure
to be employed in some less useful way
otherwise, we think our representatives
ought to make another struggle to secure a
larger appropriation for the Improvement
of the Sacramento and Feather rivers. We
think that if the case is presented forcibly,
and if the equities of the farmers and
miners are clearly shown, and emphasis is
put upon the part which the Federal Gov
eminent has had in creating the difficulties
under which we labor, Congress will grant
the appropriation originally asked for,
namely, five hundred thousand dollars.
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the churches, and in fact without believing
that the churches can afford them any such
aid. The moral training OF the community
is sssuredly not done by the clergy at the
present time, whatever it may have been
in the past. 1t is becoming more generally
recognized every year that moral training,
to be of any abiding value, must be found
ed upon demonstrable truths, and that is
where the churches fail altogether, for they
deal only in the most extravagant and IN
reasonable assumptions, and thus cannot
constitute a safe basis for moral or any
other useful training In fact it becomes
evident the moment inquiry Is made that
the authors of the ''open letter begged
the question upon almost every one OF their
propositions, and that they took altogether
too much for granted when they assumed
that they a right to pose as the accredited
and indubitable and only genuine teachers
of virtue and morality, and the pillars OF
the republic. Depend upon it the republic
rests upon far stronger foundations, and 1T
possesses sources of virtue and morality
which if they were not for the most part
independent of the churches would be OF
very little use in preventing the eruption
which the authors OF the "open letter >
think so imminent, in the absence of the
due medication of superstition.