Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1874, Page 2

‘The memorialists have had a great deal to *ay about the Board of Public Works taking 8 Champagne Cider, WANTS. EVENING STAR. parkling 8 ___ BUSINESS OHANOES. Largest Circulation in the District Beading Matter on Every Page WASHINGTON CITY; THURSDAY.............April 23, 1874. Cremation, Apropos to the subject of cremation, which is just now being everywhere discussed, we offer following from Professor Oscar Loew, of the “Wheeler Expedition,” a distinguished che: ist, whose merits are vouched for by such emi- Bent scientists as Professors Chandler, Joy and Silliman. Keferring to cremation, Dr. Loew saye:—Oxygen, that during life is constantly Consuming Immense quantities of the blood, which is continually renewed by food taken into body, enters upon a diferent kind of destrac- | tion when death ensues. When life ceases the | albuminous parts of the body uwergo a slow Oxydation, during which process various inter- mediate products bet ween albumen, on the one band, and carbonic acid, monia and wats: om the other, are form Daring this slo Process intiuite nmambders of microscopic Organisms are developing themselves upon the decaying albuminous matter, and are the cause of the production of various Baseous ters of disgusting odor, comprising solphuretted hydrogen, organic ammoniacal bases and volatile fatty acids. Daring the war - ous stages of decomposition of the dead the wold and infusoria change their character, and different germs, which are the canse of malari- ous disease, find their proper field of develop. ment and multiplication upon such decaying matter. The microscopic germs that produces cholera, small-pox, typhoid fever, epizootic, rinderpest, etc., find a most desirable locality Tor propsgation in graveyards. The total decay of a buried boty is accom- plished in about two years, while by the process of cremation only about this number of hoars is required for the purpose; the final result in either case is precisely the same. In the latter case, however, danger from misasmatic matter is avoided. Cremation may be effected in various ways. ‘The dead body may be placed directly in a coal | } fire where the first stage of development will be tbe expulsion from the body about 70 per cent of water; and second, the oxydation of the organic matter. In order to prevent the escaps Of imperfectly burned gases the fumes evolved should be passed through a second chsrcoal fire, nothing but the white bones finally re- maining; these may be trans‘erred to the rela- tives of the deceased, or be treated with sul- | Pharic acid thereby gaining super-phosphate te aid in the development of vegetable produc- top. Apotber method of cremation is to placs the dead body in an iron retart surrounded by quick lime. By this process the gases evolved are exceedingly rich in ammonia, which may be condensed and rendered valuable in the arts,— the retidum in this instauce will be bone Diack,—useful in the manufactare of sugar. While the cost by the cremution method is tar less than by the present burial castom, numer- ous othet advantages resalt from the former which do not flow from the latter plan. This improved method of disposing of the dead should, therefore, commend itself to every in teiligent person that the weight of his in: may help to dissipate the singular prejadice so prevalent against this improved method of dis- Foring of the bodies of departe — “The Press om the Vet A veto message by President Grant is such an + exceptioval thing that the appearance of one woukl naturally draw attention, though on a much less important matter than is the subject Of that sent to Congress yesterday. The com- ment of the press and of the public, as received by telegraph thus far, is quite unanimoas in fupport of the veto; but this unanimity is ex- plained by the fact that the places heard from are commercial and business points, where the Public sentiment is altogether in favor of a und, well-bascd currency. The “ wild-cat,” “ red-dog” regions will, doubtless, send up a loud protest against the veto. The unanimity Of applause of the course of the President in the commercial cities is indicated, fer instance, by | the comments of the press of Baitimore of al politics, Thus the Sun says: “The President's veto of the finance bill— waking the maximum of United 5 tenders $400,000,000, and autho: Zz an additional national bank note circulation of $46,000,000, so as to make an aggregate of $500,000,000 of paper currency —wiil give satis- | faction to the business men of the country, end to | all who are interested in strengthening national credit. * * * The President will be sus- | tained im his veto by all who hold in esteem public probity and credit, and a redzemavie paper currency.” ‘The American says: | “President Grant yesterday surprised an’ de- lighted the friends of a sound financial policy, and confoanded and defeated those who noped to throw the country back into the renewed dangers of currency inflation and of bottomless Beaters by returning to the Senate without Ps proval t e currency bill. The veto mes- ry frank, direct ard strong, and shows tae, though the bill was held under considera- m for several days, there could at no tims have been a serious doubt in the President's mind asto bis duty to veto it. * * * The mereage bas an air of evident sincerity about it that will commend it te the respectful atten- tiyn even of those bitten with the inflation mania, whilst to the friends of a sound, redeem- able currency its harp array of facts and strongly-pornted argument will be specially Welcome. The only criticism it will meet from that quarter will be on its holding to the torty- four millions retired under the act of 1354, as a reserve to be used im cases of emergency, and perhaps @ littie regret that with the recom. mendation for the tucrease of the revenae there Was not coupled an equaily definite expression of the necessity for a decrease of the expend!- tures of the government.” | The Gazette, though habitually chary of good words tor the administration, says now: “The message, too, covering the veto and vindicating it, is @ most remarkable document, apd deserves unqualified praise for tae sound: ness of the principles itenunciates. [t is laud- able, moreover, fur another and a very differ- ent reason. It is a repudiation of the earlier doctrine held by General Grant, that the best way to secure the reversalof a bad law is to accept it aud execute it rigorously. It is also Qn assurance that,so far asit lies within his power, good faith will be kept with the public ‘reditor aud aretarn to specie payments pro- moted. ” —— Signs of unrest and upheayal are t iceadle im various quarters. Bald Mountain again threatens to vomit. Private Dalzell announces @ fell purpose to lecture; and Weston, the pe- destrian, is about to resume his walks. The | famous newspaper quadrilateral that under- took te organize a liberal victory in 1572, to wit, Mr. Horace White, of the Chicago Tribun, Mr, | Murat Halstead, of the Cincinnati Commercial, Mr. Henry Watterson, of the Louisville Courier- | Journal, and Mr. Whitelaw Reid, of the New | York Tribune, are on their way to Boston, con- | cealing their Macchiavellian purposes under | the thin mask of “pleasare;”’ as if anybody ever | sought pleasure in Boston in April. Moreover | preteen, gg im Arkansas. What do these _— = Mr Siemrre been properly diagastad be- | cause President Grant did not promise, off- paney to accept the instractions on flaance sent on from Boon for his guitance. «it is appar- ent,” says the Post, plaintively, “that he euter- tains a rooted hatred for Boston and ail hor in terests,” and that paper is further convinced that “he would even sign a measure against hi. convictions rather than allow himself to draw any of those convictions from this quarter.” 1 is to be hoped that the Bostonians will breath- freer on getting the news of the veto. Despite their immense complacency it may occur ts them that the President does not shape hi whole dnancial policy to spite Boston. Ecuoms now ‘Tus Cowmamcrat Mareoro.ts | the tuno’ of delivery by | Csi Up stone pavements and substitating therefor * the rew-fangled patent pavements” against t'@ wishes of property-holders, &c., &e. The foll wing shows the amount of trathfalness th -re is in these charge-: “Wasdisotonm, A ag 18T4. “To the Honorable Board of Public }, Wash- ‘rgton. D C.> “The undersigned, residing and Prop: rty on I street, between 17th and streets, —_gome rej that the said street ‘has been eraded, paved ant throughout its whole . with the single exception of the portion on which they reside. They, therefore, most respectf' Se —— you will order thie porton of pl ted to conform with the other parts ‘of the the said street. And your petitioners would most respectfally e at the Neutohate! pavement as the best = toate r opinion: and prop- erty: bolder: ited is put up such sere oraseach may a ““|Signed|—Frederick T. Daf Weta, M. Powell, Samuel V. Niles, D: Heat, A. — c.R. P. * . Rodgers. 8. PW. Page, and Enoch Totten.” The pavement now Isid on this street is the Seneca stone, and bas always been considered one of the most substantial and best laid of any -f the stome pavements in the city. But of course it compares unfavorably with the smooth, modirn pavements laid io other first-class Ss reets, and the prominer,t citizens and resi- dents above named testify to this fact by their request that thetr street shell be graded, paved and parked to correspond with the improve- ments €'sewhere. on According to our exchanges, the season of 18T4 Promises to be characterized by considerable Cullness in the réal estate market. Such ia the genera! tenor of the reports from almost every city, notably New York, and the unsettled con- cition of the foances is largely responsible for it. Although | the peach bads ina portion of Del- aware have been killed by the frost, the crop of the tate is still estimated by the fruit growers at over two million baskets. This is considered 8 fair average yield. IN QUARTS ABD PINTS. Golden Raset Champagne Cider, IM QUABTS AND PINTS. THOMAS csr Succasson to B. @. Dy O-5 epra-4t* 1913 ANNOUNCEMENT. ‘The lie are reepectfully i: formed that the oaly Po id vo Poor OBABLES SUMNGE! ublishers of his cou plete thi oaraphy 1y was left in the litera: tors by the dist: 3 be blished WG ith the complete ibe ¥atnmes of whicn Tare 0 aired? ap For sale rR PHILADELPHIA 5 Mew Expres Line,” AND FROVIOBEC: iron Li FROM B OB Al Mork fre ight via ‘Oh; ten For advertivement of For full infcrmation roid nee Ne feanle I have for sale, at the office of the powaene Sewing ier ara ABY, M ‘on want tl sali = oe nace °F competition, Bead for the DOMESTIO thee Machines ea may bo recommended, ps DOMESTIC [Ow rever bon oo" la PR H. WELCH, Agent, 7 5B street, (Masonic Templo. tk 1s our vin Gavtial ned Gareten a} = mart FIS8T DISTRICT _REPUBLI- eet at Moore's Ifall, lth ona 0 saivots sourbraste TO BIGHT. NOTICE! ATTENTION, = ENouts! TITABLE APARTMENTS fF bdo Brome wilt be furuished sa desired. Apply at 839 P EETING OF THE = REPUBLIOAN OLUB wi ING (234 4) DISTEIC Bo hele EATS i) at 7 0’ relock Broa Hail, 4th street southeast, Between South di a gud G street, to lect bree members of the General Committee, ou owe TINDALL, President. PY WILL pea MBSTING OF THE BEeeE T BBPUSBLIUAN OLUB BuALL, This EVEN! Mh h street, borween F and G, @a‘en to Central Committee. By vv 7 clock.” Mlecti nn of dele? f the rt — TEACHERS OF 00 LTO CS ’ohO58 wilt be guia CORRE BEY sae stant, at 3o'clock p. m., at Sumner Building, cor- “tr order of Board of Trustees A STRW ART, Troasaror. out reg lon. Tr quested to assemble s Mount recs = P'ace E. Obareb. corner cf Ninth and K 8 north- vest,on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ‘pil "25, até lock. : oicigions services will b= conducted es the! Bov. -B es assisted P. a ani Rev, mr. WiL: under the leader- ‘ast Grand, will be ue, Grand Master, oo id. Patri arch. > YOUNG MEN SPECIALLY INVITED To THE Y. M. C. a. ROOMS, Corner #.hend D atrec Cirens ating Library. Free reading roo New bucks constantly m ,services!n Lincoln Hall. <"Mctropoliten Theater, Pena: tween lth aud lth Sirota, m. ORIGINAL POLAB BODA AND MINBRAL WATERS, on Drangbt. 1489 Pannetivasta AvENTs, ad Wittens, US cemor cn T with, PRED. COMPLETE iN A FEW HOURS, At Bo. 2 RVENT! 381, NORTHWEST, where specimens can be seen. _Consuliation free. nt a NICK'S ISDIAN HAIB RESTO. has never been known to fail It frees the scaip from Dandroff, restores Gray Hair to its na- tural color, renders it soft and pliable, preven s the Hair from falling ont, and reproduces it when gone, 1 tothe freat Hair Diemer known. Fer wale Br a OK § MANDRAKE ‘Spe = pills are composed exciusi' inaredionts, x4 a though the Taper use of mercury, a injart, efiects, ‘The act directly upon the liver and area able remedy fu all cases hace of ferangoment revalt- from « diserdered that organ, Liver — Bilious ease Tndigestion, Bick he, Typuold Fevers, 8o., Rc-sall enccimb to the fren ule of Scuereks Maniraks Pitts For sale by all Druggiets and ‘Sele PHENIX PLANING MILL. LARGE REDUCTION IN PRICE OF MUULDINGS, On and after this date I shell sell MOULDINGS of my ews m neecere st She fe Sin: Tinchy 7 $10, 2% Inc! fiveb, one pian = and low Prices, It will bs'my endeavor, as Reretoferes te Keop the quality of my Mouldings up rhs pfockg WORK. ench as Brackets, RNY ion mnie &c , faruished at reduced prices. apléim*’ DANIEL SMITH, Propricto “OBSERVE!” SPRING CLOTHING! RING CLO1HING. ; NG OLOTHIs leant Styles. NG CLOTHIN juperd Patterns. Ne CLOTHIN fewest Dessens PG CLOTHIB Finely Trimmed NG CLOTHIR: Well Shrunk @ OLOTHING. Nicely Made. KING CLOTHING. RING CLOTHING. ¥PBING CLOTHING. Forthe Oftce, 8 BInG CLOTHING. For the Store, SPRING CLOTHING... } | hy og For the Parlor At Attractive Prices. FOR BOYS. FOR BOYB......... BOYS’ BsUITS, 4N IMMENSE VARIETY, AT LOW PRICES. STOCK FULL AND WELL SELECTED. FOR PRICES CALL AND SEE, AND YOU WILL BUY. HBABLE BROTHERS, MERCHANT TAILORS & FINE CLOTHIERS apls-tr Corner 7th and D streets. SPECrtaAL BARGAINS - IN DRESS Goops. Bisck Silk Poplins, S7¢c., reduced from 75c. Fine Oulored Sis Poplin at ye. and redazes fom a Jepancse Silks, 26, 37% and 50 Black Silks, 873ic. i g3toheany Besck Alpaces, from . BOGAN & WYLIE. apaitr 3018 and 1620 7cb street northwest, Brae ed Pet os! rit of Gta from Mansnac, Sate inpeafcata ceased. All persons baving cl eee are hereby w: to withthe vouchers thr of, to the subscriber, on = before the 2lst daj April next: they mi otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of thy said estate. Given under my band, this 2let day of April, 14, DANIEL. P. NEWTON, Execut A ag nore. WESSTER. Ss ei pia: Bogister of Wills, P Romane FOB coaL, Treascay PErAaRTwEW Bureau of Bucraving and Prin Wasi: ton. D. G3 Apri Besled Pro; posals Until 10 o'clock s,m. ‘Satv TDAYS the 334 May, is74, for furni run of mine Geo: be delivered at wi quantities, as mi me agua’ (he ost exhibit the samo, weighed, andt: qualited under the ac scribed fee of twenty cents for eac! pepected.weigned and delivered shall the contract fo. Propoaal posals will be eutertained poke by satisfactory evidence of ab! the centr ast bor will any payment be the certificate of the inspecter that the cal far- oe pene + Obief of ap?s ‘SKawt! ra are invited for Ta 8S for the vew De- Pesctacetione tn Toit rehiteet's OO it can rei "s Gomden Station, untit FUBSDAY, 23ch inet.when ili be propessis will Be OPS: BALDWIM, Architect. Baltimoze, April |p23-3¢ Vv JOS. J. MAY, 939 Pennsrivawia Avance, P. Kole’ WoRifuswes BareLTaS tise be TaRriae: pick at ae hg oad CRM ’a00n8" Tame, exher M aia Buno ILKe, ‘es Americaa SILK ‘ona? J PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, Gros Grei 939 PennsyLvania AVENUE. +. | 12, SID GLOVES for ten yoars past has been one Teghlonatie niog ana'eators, =” 1= Sore lt the All bonor to the President for his veto o ‘the financial bill. it is a relief, and comes at a time when different was expected. ‘The President has wisely kept his own coun- sels, and will make even friends in Boston where be has been so much denounced._w. YF. Brpress. See, also, in telegrams the opinions of the ew York papers of to-day. Tt seems De generally conceded about the capitol to-day thet s much bet’er curreney bill than that vetoed can be devised, and there will be Little disposition to attempt to resurrect the Gefunct measure. MAKE YOUR HOMES ATTRACTIVE. Ihave just opened 1,000 PRAMED OBR0MOS, In neat solid Walnut Frames, which will be sold at Sleech. The subjects arc ail excollent, and even beer ‘of fastidious taste will find themselves suit- ‘Among them are: ‘fi iniati Is, F ine Lentecaper. Mt int are, Senesetie, By preewmy ater ‘The 8u1 ey os meeuneeme The Ohei a, an! any,” Playing Ducks, Ghickens. ‘Dogs, ti he Artist, Theo srr, ‘Home Scones, &o + ke, Not |) Om stretchers, very fine: Lake Com: Lai der aks Geréva, Tho Wetterhorn, ‘The Matterhor: Also, "aig cholce subjects, large, at $1 50 and $2, fancy Walnut Stands, Corner, Side, and Clock Wirackete, Totles Bates, Pockets and Paper df, Beck and Hat Plated Gastore: Gall Beli lated Forke, Ivory aud ad Forks, &c., Bc. itiful Bohemian Glass Vases, Bottles, best ore Eeacmetins, F Flower Pots and Tes and Table! le Knives, Knives Bouquet- Flower Pot . Tobecc2 Boxes, Bohemian Glare fees le bets (8 plccon Han aes Lace Tidies, Piqve Toilet Sets, pleces,) Hoainat and Gikt Frames, Oval Frames, &¢., &c-, all ranging from 2 cenis to @1, at SILVERSERG'S Metropolitan Dollar Store, 31% SEVENTH STREET, apls tr Braz PewnsYivania AVENUE aa BUY FOR CASH, Vo | 4T BEDUCED PRICES. - ae mnnnd: MADIBY Qabts TAAvaLING 8: GA OLD guaiatiin MANUFACTORY JAMES 8. TOPHAM & 00., Se. 686 SEVENTH STEN tT, Adjoining Odd Fellows’ Halt : BEPAIBING. TRE oe RASS earns, Ee el. ate Se Bre are lene than current rates for ATER Doles Mew Vneotored JAPAN TRA, eatisteccione TEas, See ee pEgie ih in us teasers. WINES, jus & Waven, fobis-Sa5 AUCTION na Par . cial will be pote rate | ——— ve sn0uas ot “The nae Vi sitet jaca a ipa “a Pig vcnokaes on roast De other recommend at: Icquire at Ho, 474 OTthent beteen coy Fires ator two day cation, wh MR Een Ses onsen Addon fe ‘Oew bend Seitiog Xk a Baks. at 1880 Mb street - OL WwW aattee weet, EAREDs.* SUTED—ITUATION tn a Gres-clase famil: by a French Steward. Bwt references. d- dren A. ‘DEPUILLY. 1223 Pa ave. apzt-st* WANTED—8 ts first-class Mii LINER; nocther d spply. Brouire at Mre t a 1024 7th street vorthwest. VANTRD—A gemici ehes to get Sormp W ‘4ech erwite Snrasteicny private taite Beat ‘ing terms, address G. L., oter ‘uMice Spr? 6" ANTED—At Bo. 908 H Mrect, 0 fret rate COUK, washer, aud ironer in a small family; half growa White Girl to mind a baby. M' come with recommenda. ions, api? s:* WwW CY family without Soy Egg igh leg eis ee 7. Mast bares gas and @ Pri ete spoees 3% ome oad i paid in advance ‘Address Ls J sas" — Wane POSITION as a or Office Cie. k, by 8 young man of experience. Writes « good hand and understand ie Bookkeeping, eyaien od French. Adéress ter Office. oni a WASTHESay, @ Feapeotable White Woman BIIUATIUN tot are of asmall child or to do chan nee work and make herself genersll: ees | fat. No e:tions to go in the country. Addi No. #10 10h street pofthwest apt iV a ie Mik etrect he got 8a aaron oer also, ANTED—At the City Laundry, 52 ¢ 12th st,, two first-class IRONERS. None o' ae he — opening oF drers CHEMIST. at thin office, 4NTED—By & young woman, a PLACE as ain ber Geonme: |B ah any Aes Siac! Tocms. gu nd water Appr oa prumine. as3 co) a SDS, fouth and 6 a ES Sp23-com™ Fs treet, Ht He iii : Hi vunicating; farnished | $e Radian trevue, wear Ct Rui |; house net ‘and lots. “About 30 sy SIN on Tee one — Spit St | city. Railway ticket, $11 9 por querer “For oiher | 50,0 FOR DEST A Tha cana, fone, | Fertionlares guire ot a Towsbeut. $50.0 a4 00 i sreery th street. Fo won cage cory pepe ae a ateete | xe srs et z | Reese FOR SALE 8200 will be {bay the the ci ee y oe Ce pemies, 305 B cuset F | irene x yk | ee Grace ctneste, . ATT Dd a | BBB! Pieenteds eee mn arets reet | Ala: ge and handsome Fo *ALB—The stock of ere snd gets and ey DWELLING- =“ ii No. 896 B street poithwes Maju house - Fa0 ne imsefamnehed.s caagr teraione Ba on Fes Som wan yl i neler | | -OR ER BT—Scttable ae Rrepanexceping—Twro | three floors. "The house was, built built’ by Botwistis aE arnished, and hi chow, medera improvements, na Ean’ “ int aeititoead wier iad ome im pro bese bees = ly bea err bardsomely arsed poe ath enrety b between, Dano B recias Gor 8nd Pree = ‘ditey: “nt be fold cheap on ay2-K" | Colne Baiting LOT. ca i | _senmr-tr 709 Market Space. has a front ee nu JOR BRENT—STORES an) OF FICS on 7th and se peitsmier Fuses | $10.000 22 Sts Beles Federa beblnast * PRBTI YESS | Sp. save atone wa ay aN ys oer ‘ maciwen OF Fick tod $20,000 TLOEAT TES 2 4 ite Tike, * ay. iu eume of $50 to $5,000 12 rot oe matt bea 5 jankd-tr_ | apis lt 383 71h sire . wade ° ‘A six room BRICK HOUS| ae hy hee 1 2 ON ed x AMAN, K na aegh feos Bale HOC 3 OK Sa ie improved and Waimpros xl sre yable three-story BRICK hea ae Sum, Ao. S10Y Penasyivaclante Rane: | HRAMM pear Mottepotfinn ear een En ee oat streets. $80 per ‘monte. WAGGAMAN, 819 7thatr-et. apz?-tt FOR a 70! ery NI 3 u SALE 3 a FO ma KF rants Bouh feat eget ia gamer. Bah D the sea front, adjoining and souuh rocms, &¢ ,in house. Bo.’ 1117 @ @ street ao he President (OR SALE—One é. FUSS REY ere, LE ares py FS Por oRa Ea gepttnat ac prise eS Gina Getiags otniset esas : io, foe TompL buyer. Other Votlemes jor ale and to rent. Sond, ix years old. 16% bands high, FS9 | grand, Prine Gatatiogue matied pon 8p a OW ena | _*?10-2m of Fo SALE—A Fresh ALDEBNEY vo Spesatwer. tees York FOE ERNT Lares leant FORT BOOM, neice sors omcarnieheds te persone, with at children. Also, nicel shed T KOO Evira'floor, witu all modern improtemeote, 105 8th street nortLwest apti-6t' s city. Small capital required, L3 Star office. avi" = hi 6,000 of SEWER W4scups, § in vat yenrs for whica the highest net eco wl meen JUL TON & JOHNSON, 8320-20 G24 F stroct north west. Ww ANTED—A ae f considerable experience in HOUBE for partice leaving the eny for tuesesson, ties leaving the city for Fa {eroLcee exchanged. Address Mus K, W., Post Vv ABTED—At 1708 I street, an who thoroughly understands Batton Hole Machine, No one nec first class recommendation aBTSD—A | HOUSE pi jeas thi modern wens tthe ey wasted to fens SU pol gatisfuctory would ars for stores of of seer. 1 M street northw W4 sat ht $2 Ted. re. or portions u wecend, eee chance ever off ula . 7 ircHaM, Feiter Lancs Philatelpaio, Penn, NTED—Immediate); avn or persons in cd a tet clase SERVANTS of ‘covery de. ‘iption, m male, focal notes nd eet Omieette Mire Yo OU 13 BUTLER 91S ¥ cree Branch Office, 1027 17:h sreet, between K ‘0a L streets. mbar Ws NTED—Every one t = _— Porn 5 Bove ig Machine ney BY 6 Y Soups Seotier an — $60 Pens ne , arenes, Bomorest's Pat- bat ay oat Peuteyivenia . W. SPICER, Agent. se V U. ND WARRAN' ae NEY La Ok & Sgaweton, decd-6m* street. J ANTED—All cnoss who valine their si; it to BU. LOST AND FOUND. CQUND To this city, on the lath ipetant. 9 valua- it atta bie wi Inqaire of JOHN J.B PHEN: Niven editor "s- Mice, ‘maid or waitress ine first-class {OB BBNT—Partly furnished or unfurnished, UA LF, youve and thorougb bred. ' he city Address or ORES, communicating HOUMS, econd | ply to ai 180. | a DISET 20 2088, a eve. anon. 238 or thire floor, on reasonable terms. Del = 7 aa cae st os @ | gation for summer. Beference required. “Apply si F foar tosix roome, | 912 L street northwest. eens Dorth Address W: Mi, this | [QR REAT From Mey 1, 8 ox, Holey . i jenir ai y oe ee! location and terms, which Aad be es nent 7 penite Fi suki sapare,8 eee [Nt Tow pabes we. a roche ae of “on havet desir ie sections of laud pear t oot. W Sat ED= By iby Jat of May, two or thre UN- | the city. Apply on the premises. | ato Dealthtuluese of locations enetton ociity FURNICHE 1D ROVKS. with use of oe NT Two sory BRIOK MOU of soll, cepeciaily for grapes aud the small ‘ieeie EARS ric boeee part ge | at al anoe'es ages Meese Wy artgeatings, bangs recbcteh nso co v1 se jor store, on ‘ '. , Mating location, terms, &c., J. Me J” 5, ae tween ts and Pa rye A a Pe salto oR SALES ObsarENGINE sud BOILED, ail talong from one fo twenty Ave acres uf land ouch, next doer. a tmprove: PAGTNER with ex coe ia Li 4 HENDERSON, them. Will tans whsle amoust in too waky 4 > in a, dret-ciase Restaurant in F atrovis ‘OR RENT OR SALE—The te wl fecaeta uate the past eight pears by -_ | ments, tf desired; or one-fourth cash,balance in ive jaa! annoal menis, ef Patch balrece Pomuavieauia mre Witt akits Sincere, came Hae Boe propery GAT! below ‘ aon ye. | rm vancing in value, and is now B DaNteL Ait Kiude of Jobbing promptly nee A of siento od . 3-208" Pats FLu ZT0R. with and noo tops, and and, Sreat emeortment of lavontmont to bef > Pritt ‘BT A. PHILLIPS, Beal COR BALE Very desirable two-story BRICK K Fo ‘SM ctreety between 4th aud Stn Katate Broker, pg g water and gas. Allstreet improve- Be, ‘and N-te —_ 6OF 1th st, oppenite ments ‘made. sin ate modern convenieace. Iron Bt ib neat at pron Boe PF. v,| Nov ns MID; TON, race, te Sent. case, cte Bock from the, str SCHMITT & O0., No. 319 lh street, between G KOKEAS, ek ttaee Nore and D Washingiun, snd 94 West ade Pe eam ESE SEEZ..,pamished two-story BRIOK A girable BUT BOUGHT AND SOLD. lary and gummer kitchens Wa had closets 1a | dy, g BE f ie worth side of F a BE .* tl a . he house: Southern es posure. Located one square Sand Tih porthwent. BAS “extba, from Aree rr y 7 TOR SALE Fine CANAMY and HOCKING Azalea 4 ‘o'clock pe Mey ‘at No. et - siceet cae" ay er} 137 ee + = 92 | SETTLED 4 rte Low eT HATES. FOR SENT Teor args fe aes eee oe | stovh “ExtdaNGR crash ished; on a street wi | Geca3-6m Fromptly executed. (Rep) cars; pe. FOESENT—Thet desiratio REETDENOE, 0. GOAL AND I =, AUSTIN £. wnow a, ‘northwest, containing m8, - - Corner of moe Be b-roem, ac.; in complete order, rents $75. Ai XOAL!! COALIi 7 sree: ply ea B DUVaLL, Attorney at Lie. 6) uer Cc woopi: woop!: | ¢20 "gut ogi Ou oeS, reugine ta 5, Brice Honsee No. 925 221 street north- JOHNSON BROTHERS, Oze whole square of GROUND and LOTS to . ir avi: enue; tl stories; parts of the cit | Saree “ ioe fac ee aad WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, USES and LOTS at Monnt Pleasant Ly ail; gre and wal art caxh, balance ontine. | Ordered: TEN THOUSAND TONS BEST = Apply on premines, Sp. 921-3." QUALITY ANTBRAUITE Cuab, me of which | ) Int 1st, HOUSE Bo L2H | se constantly atri: tow, both by, sid, ilo “| PROFESSIONAL pquice, lor cee Cae which we are selling cheap, er St No L753 1 atrest, wt other Tete of Baker's Pine Wood. Paotliticns | De 5. 8. BUND HAs REMOVED to » No. S13 Jot street, between rh et street, of oe D HODG: | gurpesecd by any frmin the District. 32 poss Drug tones 1108 Bruty Moat Sein ges )OR BENT—Farmen-d oF Untarnishea—Tw MDopolet opr wharves fost of th etre. pe sie rece Blew Fork evenur, will recelre —| pehe Uni | e er mar?)-ia* Bleasaut con mazicating "RUOMB: & Datb-room | ,omices: 1202 F street, and 1118 ; a attachod. moderate, Apply at 4F, street 930 6: Court of Claims Fire aN D WuuD. On hand, COAL of all sizes and kinds, ceived, slot of No. 1 BAKER'S PINE WOOD. OB BENT—During the season, several Fara: ished COTTAGES at the well-known Sammer , a a wet fai end Saulsberry Beeregl - sacl use Jast re Photos of the cotiages at 110 Te roe eee It and 4, | marstr KINDLING WOOD, m baniles or by the cord. = For sale at lowest market rates. at s encommontcitiog BOOMS, | STEPUENSUN & BROTHER, HOMBOPATHIST. m= Omteg, 1218 Penney tvauia avonde snpekdudsiitiewseeiie. Wieennen “BOBERTION ‘HOWARD, wat Hints agent, epé-tr Ql aed Depot, 7th street wusrt, wet him Beate beieia rement House, street north w | ee SOE BERT=A Terr, Sacieeble DSELLING, | A TLEBS Faase, | MUTTER @ RAKEM Sgimer Tih and Q streets; also, DWELLING Pe xt Sree. | ARTIS ate STORRBOOM and large CELLAR, on 7th street, | COAL and WOOD gaustantiy on hand an de. | between N und U. Asplyto A. GLEASON, No. | livered promptly to all parts of the City, 4 ow | Fresco, Decorative and every on of Orne 1516 Pennsylvani: ue. tates. CK ET con- elderly tad ‘and gentlo- by tie 4 LUDVia BUBEN, Kelloge Bugiish Opeae National Theaterser 437 Missoerl araeaya ee I eae PUBSS, ia or n-ar the provision store 4 ip 9:h street pcontaintas afteen doll in curreucy and ‘one di fifty cents in silver, A satisfactor; reward will be ‘iven for aca 1110 G street, between te O8T—On the 224 instant, between 30th street L W sehington, aud Green and Btod- ‘Geor dard #8 reets, Stow Ds OF Om ine oh’ be o'ifoeraliy rewarced or deilvering them a on Satard 2113 Penpsyivani (B8T—In Intelligencer pate evening, BL. ACK 81 SIL. UMBRELLA ce with cover. The ir der will be AY rewarded by ge in it at Boom No. 10, same building, ap2}-3t" JERAL REWABD W no BE ee for tl Deere RE aee Bork ss | information that will Lead to the recovery f the same; stolen from my premises, No. “in northeast. Tail vevently cut off, ont at! stil sore. BOARDING. 13-6. ——esy mental and Plain Pate Goon (Ob BEN A lot of SCANTLING for 7¥7 Kh street northwest, rae oe BOOS: sale cheap Bevera E strect northwest, with m dern impr retnen | SPECIMEN ROOM 710 K sire northwea. Alao, three-story Fits mE HOUSE, 997 Nireinta pO ee ee D.o. qniggcuthwest. Apply to WM, H.RILEY 713 | 7 MDW. OLABE, TS ONOsI+ | ete OF TEETH, oo Pi aa ‘OB BENT—THE! ry ae, Gold, materials, accu: hi . £DW. CLARE & £0. | eat ‘notices All ernie tte ate ac co: ner of Pratt and Pacastrects, B x d DEALERS euch manner ax will secure the preserve. of May, “Avpiy eo PR BLY & a. LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, Sapense. Ameethedles toe ae eeaet st vain or Loate ton street, corner of &. fs Paul: or, W. DOORS, 848H, BLIB v: ‘tive lew York avenue. fob23-co3m' JOBNBON, 718 loch stroes northwest, Wahine: * mounpinas, ar. SS ton, D. 0. a = 87 eee hue ear SITHER Jaw, SOR FALE-DUILDING LOTS. pares ot | Gallage’ sf Beniat 8 Beards fii Tine 4-4 east LoT in Squar 5 12, deers at 10 cents ver foot. Terd—Léth and Betrests northwest, jy U-ly_ | eth jyleay gin, = sae >. 4; SSetT, DENTIST, =< = LE ; «Bo. ania atente, between al Fi" aesro COFF. DROPPING. | and over Forl's, Bitrous Oxite Gare Sept At anes ehehurttwenters art ST 188 | wo are pied stoners ott anoth.r | JOR — fe are to offe still city, om long time and cheep’ Tw & 00, reduetion fa the price of Gottees, and gute noet | J RN EY AT baw a8 1m eas ntitier ee Pod, | Sit secehotoont. ac, | CAND ACERT repsie \icost roasted, 45:8 winoi-tea Si —— BENT—Large Furnished BOOM, t>gentle- = healthful, airy location. Northwest cor- ner of ef assechontie are, ae apl7-6.* J ef Maracaibo—A lerge lot of the finest ever brought to MEDICAL, &¢, | this market. Just received. Price low. | OR BENT— ROOMS, over | Davie’ Hat Stores suitable for offices Toouirs Logurre,_ White Santos, Bio, &c.. at remarkably | in the store. epls im | Mecha—W Gare sleo just fo receipt of & new lot of | on. SALE-25 SMALL HUUSES, Boe = Frame, be sol this variety, Which we swaran‘ce to be of supcrior four rooms, two orice; quality, | hg A ™ HOUEE,"aterger sf SUMMER RESORTS. YOU GOING t. Wee eee ‘M.D., Wernersvilie, apas- A og Pa. i®‘" BEOBIPT TO-DAY. a7 FIFTY CENT TEA. DUTY FRER. ONLY A SMALL PROFIT. it j BOARD — fornished and castern, western, ‘and sarge eam ch Seger ane | Reelin, Baas =~ F- cheap. — 7 ae sr rp pai oe penee bay on eg luree story press brick fromt HOU Rolwitintanding he advanced matket, we con- XOUNTBY BOARD—Oen be had with bene: Apply O1i H etoot Berthwert tinue to sel u i ” SOR SALE—Two.story Biick HOUSE, No. 313 A” (clarified) “0 Ibe. for 1S oat we 11h strect northwest, on reasonable terme Brown (acatiywhiiei-— dis ibe for 1 igi Sheer, wean Pa. avence, PENNSYLVANIA = aa ay SHB, vbetweon hand Bir ireuia © toe TEAS From long experience in both nospital aud 476 sia, with teat, wot MA 12558; | [POR EALEAA large numberof siogant HOU*ES Peery ar seaase ttn ty Eevee cf tho Grinary “Grganar Govorrnea, Ghat ep ena beth. Sorms So only, Crsacians. C126 gor al ath bart oftpe tages ‘als>, ee veral small phi LEASANT SUMMEE apaT ERS barge, | 'apil Im paris Of eS SWEET. SUL Tih street. | and int rd Cages, Bastic | Board, at “T100"anc aud 1104 lath strests Location = 5 ane @ three-story BRIOK | Imperial w decir ms low. apis-bc" Be neariy new, oostaial 9 roome, with % Tor lass BOABD to asi Paes, 2°: ‘or particalars | Imperial 10 month for arst-ctue Sipby MITA, 636 F street n.w. ap9.1m* | Imperial, 138 | and unfurnished Boome to i poo : an setae 3 ine, Silver Leaf. 13 - " street, between 6.n and 7th. on 3 pene ert | Given a'cny time.” Apply onthe promiand“apian | Yolond, Mewand Host inthis magi Tor Bice | y LE—& GRIOK DWELLING, 3 stories. Delong: le : PERSONAL. VCE. Soous, modera improvements ill be tod Seloes: 13 TAA Sain es being about to with or withost farnirare,on diver nortan, Boe! ig ait if i 30, 7 Fy see insoes st Heda betere apt ve F 98 REBT—An clegent BURA EESIDRUCE, a) Helens. tion. 4 miles disteni. "eit fia one font mle of ail ADAME i FLOBENOM (he Colabrated C1 Foad' station, with aizty 2 73 matted in ent the pa, preset “ape-im BOB'T a. PHILLIPS, 603 inth strest. e peariterecty hye acl’ soaetaae FOR SALE A valuable Fan: the sure way of ruccess in life. 4 miles of this ety cooeee Ses —P aera pate ep. sites ot oe house, large, barn cn given or ue pg hy Se buildings, atid good fences and ox- Parlors, No. 613 4th street northwest. mar7-2m* | cellent water. Termases | ois) rag Avs IP PHVCROBS OBTAINED FuOM | _maSi1m__603 uth street, oppostio Treasury. pase | Se es eee PERE at Corcoran st. — 87,900. ee BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMTS Q™ zr VALUR ABD TASTB WEDDING PRESESTS, steve QUESTIONS OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COMPANIES AND THE 408U0RED ADJUSTED AT 1000 PENNA. AVBEUB. uim_____—iJOMN F. LIGHTER.