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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-12

Violently Tumultuous Scene in the
Legislative Assembly.
Members Charged With Libel in the Chamber
Rsfutation and uproar-Ths Prince of
Wales Present-A Bourbon from
Among U.s. for Prussia-lhs
United States Naval Flag.
1tlrrrAn TO THE NEW york uealLa

PARIS, March II, 1872
In the National Assembly at Versailles to-day Q
motion was introduced amid great excitement. to
censure and prosecute two Deputies for libel on the
Legislative Chamber. condemnation was made.
to pass to tho order OF the day.
This movement which Is equivalent to laying the
motion on the table, was followed by q tumult un-
precedented even in these halls but tho motion
was finally declared adopted whereupon the storm
broke out afresn.
member OF the Right shouted, "The passage to
the order OF the day is not an amnesty Of mpunity,
but of disdain T"
The House became furious; violent EXPLANATIONS
were exchanged by the Right and the Left, and the
scene Of confusion was painfully protracted.
The accused Deputies rose In heir seats and re-
fused to accept such pardon as the action OF the
Assembly implied
They were received with storm of groans.
M. Jules Favre tried to speak, but his voice was
inaudiDle IN the uproar.
The Prince Of Wales happened to visit the As
sembly during the sitting and witnessed the entire
proceedings.
PRESIDENT THEIRS THE PARLIAMENT AND THE
PRESS.
This government insists retaining in its bill for
the control OF the press the declaration OF the for
feiture OF the sovereign power by the imperial dy.
nasty.
=
mittee on the bill have come to an agreement.
THE PRINCE OF WALES AND THE PRESIDENT.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
Alexandra Of Wales, who remain in the city en-
route to the south Of France, were received by His
Exceency President Tniers to-day
CHAMBORD FOR COLOGNE.
IL is announced that the Count de Chambord has
gone to Cologne.
THE DARK SPOTS OF THE CAPITAL.
Two pattaliOns Of police $50 strong have been
organized as special force for the protection Of
isolated parts OF Paris In The night.
SEASIDE PREPARATION FOR SUMMER.
The syndicates OF various watering places In
France have petiti0ned the Assembly for the
restoration Of licences for gambling.
THE FLAG OF PEACE, POWER AND HOPE
The vessels Of the United States squadron have
put into Toucn, where they will take supply Of
coal.
THE ARMY ESTIMATES BEFORE THE 90 MMONs.
The House OF Commons this evening went into
Committee of Supply on the army estimates
Amendments by Mr. Holms reducing the army
by 90 600 men and by Mr.. Muntz reducing 1t TO- 900
were successfully rejected by large majorites.
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THE CANDIDATES.

New Hampshire Election To-Day.
The New Hampshire State election takes place Co.
day. The following Is list Of the several can.
didateS:-
democratic. Republican.
GOVERNOR.
James A. Weston. Ezekiel X. Straw.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
Henry colony. Albert s. TWitchell.
COUNCILLORS.
District.
Joseph q. Eastman. Samuel p. Dow.
2-AlphOnsO II. Rust John J. Morrill,.
3-J0hn W, Morse. William p. Newell.
4-OScar II. Bradley, Dexter Richards.
6-JOseph Powers. Chester G. uutchins
The state has been republican for the past seven.
teen years, with the exception Of the present The
following were the republican majorltles In the
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THE war IN MEXICO.
Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
Reported Recapture of Zacatecas
by the Troops of Juarez.
RUMORED DEFEAT OF TREvINO.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO TINE new yoAx HERALD.
The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special de-
epatch.-
MATAMoRos, March IL,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, March III, 1871
A gentleman who arrived here from Ca
tmargo yesterday reports that the city of Zaca-
tecas. recently occupied by the revolutionists,
has been recaptnrea by the Juarist General
Corella, who is acting in conjunction with
government troops from the State of GUIANA
juato and the command Of General Sanchez
pchoa.
1t Is also rumored that the revolutionary
General Trevino has been defeated and
wounded, and that his colleagues, Generals
Martinez, Naranjo and Cadena. are prisoners,
tavlng lost their artillery and ammunition.
Canales, che Governor of the State of
Tslaaulipas, has ordered the rebel General
puiroga to evacuate the State, threatening In
pase of refusal to compel him to do so.
Its significant fact, as indicative Of the
feverses Of the revolutIonists, that General
Palacios. tue government commander of
Natam0ros, has dissolved the National Guards
(which had been hastily organized for the
protection Of the city against the anticipated
attack of the rebels, because the danger is
now considered entirely past.
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rIAlLS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Nevada Will leave this port ON
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post Onioa
at half past five O'Clock A.. M.
TIE NEW YORK REHABILITATION FOR Europe--
will be ready this CTuesday) afternoon. at hJIe
O'Clock.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cent 3
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1871 see monthly debt statement
January y 1871. 81, 1885, 710,016 %
The New York Custom House Investigations
Examination OF Assistant Appraiser Town.
ley.
The New York Custom House Investigating Com
mittee met this morning. letter was received
from M. Fl. 1readwell denying for Kasmire that
the latter when he came to examine Shultz and
Clark's books, said he acted on information received
from the Custom House, and institutng compari-
son between Shutz and Clark on one side and
Kasmtre on the other In favor OF Kasmlre. Mr..
Cassery said 1t struck him as remarkable that
Kasmire himself made no complaint, and thought
Mr.. Treadwell's comparison was improper.
After conversation between several members OF
the committee 1t was ordered that Kasmire be sum-
moned.
letter was received from Andrew A. Moore. Of
New York, dated the 9th OF March, addressed to
Chairman Buckingham In which he says:-"l am
In possession OF valuable Information In behalf or
the administration. VIII you direct me as to the
best means of imparting the informationW
buckingham said he knew nothing ABOUT him.
The paper was placed on file.
william II. Towney, being sworn, testified that
he was made assistant appraiser october l. 1870; he
was In charge OF that division, having the control
of the examination Of cigars, tobacco and snuf, per-
sonal effects, samples, packages seizures, steamer
S""'A0
Garden, and all goods upon which allowance Is
claimed for damages on the voyage Of importation.
He has thirty.eight subordinates. He gave cir
cumstantal account OF the manner Of conducting
the business, and said, in response to ques
ION by MI. Bayard, 1t would be In the
power OF the officers to diminish the revenue from
cigars in the absence Of strict integrity and long
experience. He was Intercepted at length on the
subject OF allowing damages remarking that the
heaviest month in his experience was the past Feb
ruary when out OF Is, 900 importations 672 damage
orders were issued. General Palmer, as assistant
APPRAISER Instituted reform in the manner OF al
,owances, there being large reduction, and
rounded on system which continues. ne nau n :
fused great care In examinations anu had compe-
tent assistants. , .. 90.
The committee took recess from twelve 10 one
O'Clock. , .so.~.r,
natcn OF Mr.. Townley. He testified as 10 the CIR
cumstances attending the removal or charles Hvser
nv General Palmer on the allegation that I've drew
samples OF liquors. Witness was examined regard
inr the removal Of republicans from the custom
House because they had as pollticans opposed Col.
iector Murpny's wishes, ana also denied the truth
of the testimony heretofore given by JOSIAH Rich
| AGAINST his oficial conduct as to the charges Of
| connection with the Appraisers office. While he
aid rot say that the officers were Oil alike compe
tent, he did say they were oil actuated Dy monest
| purposes, and he de1ed any one TO show corruption
In his division. This was the only witness examinee
| TO-DAY. The committee adjourned until one O'CLOCK
| tomorrow. Elk Collector Murphy was present dur
] Inc rhs proceedings
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TdE BROOKLYN ART ASSOCIATION.

I The second reception OF the Art Association Oh
brooklyn was held last night the occasion being tne
Upening Of their new building, winch will be excu-
sivey devoted to the purposes OF art. The rooms
Wero very crowded, but not so mueh as 10 prevent
visitors from noticing the many excellent works on
view. A distinguished company was present. anu sii
n woll-aelocted band Afforded the ladies dongntu
music, The exhibition Of paintings will remain
op0n t0r q week.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
English Report Of American Action for the &C.
neva Commission.
TELEGRAM TO Tine NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March II, 1872.
The Finan0ter says the American government
after mature elaboration, has resolved to present
Its counter case to the Geneva Tribunal on the 18th
OF April in accordance with the terms Of the Treaty.
of Washington even II the British Arbitrator should
not be present. and insist proceeding to arbtra.
ton regardless Of the protest and withdrawal Of
Great Britain. -
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All Fiddle e. de- .dee !-Lnugh mt tho Iudivid ual
that the fun complement OF har cannot
stored after It begun fully. We tell " "a
can We assure you that PHALON'S HAIR INvIG( IRA.
TOR has effected thousands and Of 4
times. We guarantee the result. Sold by all druggsts
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CARLsRUHE, March H. lSI2
The lower chamber Of Baden has pronipised
orders Of Monks or Brothers from teaching OF
giving emissions"
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ROME

Papal announcement Of the Data Of the Pontif-
cal Perplexities-His Holiness to Re-
main Of the Vatican.
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IRELAND.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HsaAln

DUBLIN, March H. 1872
The friends OF Mr.. Piggott, press editor. impris
oned for libel on the Chief Justice OF the Queens
Bench, have resolved to give him public breakfast
on hts release at the expiration Of the term for
which he was sentenced.
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Last year, 1871, the vote stood:-Weston demo-
crat, "a, 7OO Pike republican, 49, $685. Cooper, labor
reform. 1872 Cornings, temperance al4; scatter
,nR, Al.
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All Nervous Diseases and Pain Gu red by
WAITS NERVOUS ANT1DOTE, eectrsfyng and etrea III.
enng tho entire human system. Sold oy druggists
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..... ar a,
CITY OF Manchester Ior ~ A. straw ny majority OF
~ ieas. Que s h io vo.es; ana ,
As SThAws SHOW WHICH, WAY THE WIND BLOWS;
you may Judge OF our opinion oil the general result
py ms" .
~, na. ~ your caauia |uaghento OF the result ia
the Uounclllor distrlctsW
"lhe case Will stand Just about here. The repu0li-
cans WIN win three OF the five districts, granting
the oter TWO as l0regOne CONCLUSIONS to the demo-
q, Wsm
"Ye.' tIunk II Win pc reaching, NJ Inc SMALL
est es'in. LARGEST yotn " nicS has aver hecn cast
,n t me State In 1865 when we had Walter Har-
risOn In the held against John 9. Sinclair we
polled' IL .ou ~ msyn rvo hv"Irad
for the Opposition
THE UPsnoT OF THE WHOLE INTERVIEW.
imparuauy comsueaou seems " ,nuioae , ."' n ra
npuoCan par .h, - "no UMuemvy vvnnu or, he
h slcH na e her on 'h hc or rther
sScc ION Wy .ne peop,c ine'r Oay nope ~ r,or
their np into the ecs,anre IN wrcn case they
the aiec vu au.v rT On sra ro won S"o They
c"nSHr, ASSET, SoJ a'e h su,e y, suoScss. my
nave crrta trv ~ indned hos nv o,ner sas
s"cnra Wy, @s , i"u nus wv vtuv. ou0'
The sneaEs,, .ne cpss so Oh me S"
naign 4" n%ns o. "a n w. S'on ~, MIS- na,y
A. fivermnore an re and caca,an Nv ott
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ava public approval at 12 Broadway.
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A.-FOr Moth Pnsches, Freckles am suu.
use PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. the well
reliable and harmless remedy FOR Brown sc
~ .IIv ofata
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A.-Gen,lcmem's Hats, spring Stylss sr
1872 and sale at ESPENSCF fEu O
Manufacturer 118 Nassau street.
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The Only SertM,n Ee' nedy for Female
cArHoLiGRonNf g Sss eS s, Sod hy all arsss
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Barry Uu Barry's Revaleuta > .rabica Food.
lnvaids nutrive preparati offered
the public. REvAEhSrA CHOCOLATE, mcst delightful
beverage. JOHN +. ULNRY Ageut~
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Carc.-Wests' Nervous Auttd0te, he Only
cure and guaranteed reney for tneunausn We uaga
AL nervous diseases IL cures py anu strengthen
lag the entire nervous system. and never falls
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Havana md Kentucky If,stcry Drawings
on a'e. Circulars josEPH BATES, Agent ss Broadway
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p.,.,or,. combined AttachnAer # Fits An
~ cSiuss and sells for IS ndspe nsab,e To drex,.
srsg. IL hens binds cords gatherl makes pulling.
ssis 80 salesrooms 10 University PIAZZA. \
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A.-Herring's Yutent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway. corner Mud'ayr r,N
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GROVER K BAKER SEWING MAC dyNE COMPANY
have renovedto
7s6 and 1888 Broadway, cornsr II Tenth TRAIT
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SPAIN.

Political Combination in Favor Of Glass Candi-
dates for Parliamsnt-Executive Warning
to the Outside Opposition.
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Mr.. Jacob 8. Yost died ct his residence In Potts.
town, Pa, on Thursday, the 7th Of March. aged
seventy-one years. Mr.. Yost was for may years An
active and influential democratic leader. In 1887
ana 1889 he was o member Of Assembly, and was
twice elected to Congress. I'm 1874 and 1s4o He
collector OF railroad tolls at Columbia previous TO
the sale or the railroad BY the State. In 1857 he
was appointed by President Buchanan Unite
States Marshal OF the Eastern District OF Pennsvl-
vania, q position which he held Tor nearly i've
years. lie bore throughout life the esteem OF
large circle Of friends
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The Lunss Are Str9 med md Racxrd by n
60. We strength wase and nsara
TORANT an effective emedv Tor coughs and colds
exe1 oensncAi euecs the Pulmonary aud Bronchial
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A.-Royal Havana Lottery.-J. II Martinez
CO.. Bankers 10 Wall st. box 466j New Yc IA Post olcs
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GERMANY.

Parliamsntary Legislation Against honaauo
Orders
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Fans. JcwcIry md Watches .Repaired.
GEO. L. ALLEN, 81 Broadway, nea ~ mrteenth street.
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CristndorO's Hair Dye has no E nal In ths
world 10 the safest AMI mos.rsi OF an s,i sgsy
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Cicn.-LarCJ Marufnctory BUILDINGS and
10, on SanAi Sfeet for sale. Address G. H. COLLINS,
Snlion league !uh new York. HOwEs CLARp Real
Estate Agenv, Utica, N. Y.
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va.wv.ole aad IL el,nbie.--"frown's Bronchial
LNOcr.ES" Invaluable to those exposed 70 suidoa
oes9aeA sdovdins promv relief ia ccasnA co'ds &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-02
The Case Of Suspected Poisoning i'm
Leesb0rg. Va.

Tie Leesburg (Va.) WaskiagteRiaa Of Satur-
day has the following particulars of the sex
traordinary fatality in q family in that place
recently referred to in TIE STAR:
The death, in this town, on Monday last. OF a
little girl about five wears old the child OF Mrs
Emily Lloyd, being the last OF four children
which have died within The space OF three or
four years, all similarly affected, and having
died in nearly the same manner, created the
suspicion that other than natural causes had
produced the sad result. From the facts ,t,cjteS
upon the investigation by t.. coroner's inouesf.
and by the post mor.em examination made by
.ne s Psysela It was decided to have the stom-
tne Child submitted to chemical analy,
sis. 1t was carefully enclosed in glass jar, and
carried to Baltimore by Recorder Bentley on
Wednesday morning, with instructions TO have
it submitted to the usual chemical tests in such
cases, by Professor Tonry. No evidence has yet
been given TO the public-the examination asv-
ing been made privately--and the jury ad-
journed, and will wait the result Of the chemical
rendering their decision. IL would not be pru-
dent to give publicity to the reported facts
ascertained on the examination, in advance OF
children died about four wears ago. two i iitfIe
boys short time after. one of the little girls i'm
February of this year, and the last or the four
on Monday last. They were bright, cheerful,
The Alexandria { Td.) cd,e,se saws: "The first
death was that Of an aunt of Mrs LLOYD. an
ola lady named jacobs. that of the husband
Ioo.ou; AZ was suCSccucu 10y that OF two BOYS.
who died very suddenly one day last summer. II
was said, from eating berries. One little girl
died suddenly last month, and the only remain
ing child, another little girl, died without pre-
vious sickness last Saturday week. A coroner's
inquest was held upon the last corpse, a post
m0rfem examination made, and as il was stated
that Mrs. Lloyd had On several occasions pur-
chased arsenic from the drug stores in the town,
the stomach Of the child and its contents were
taken TO Baltimore by Recorder r. NJ. Bentley,
for analysis-the jury aiting his return before
h. az n howl l,s.
formed OF the terrible suspicious regarding her.
and il living At her homo dangerously H.
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From Europe To-day

NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL FoR CANADA
LONDON, April At is announced that Lord
Lisgar, Governor General of the Don inion OF
Canada, will shortly be called home aud viii
be succeeded by the Earl OF Dufiern. nov
Chancellor of the Dutchy OF Lancaster.
TIE RENIkw oF THE BRITISH NoTI NTrEcS A
PAILURE.
LONDON, April The review of the Metro
poiltan volunteer corps took place AZ Brighton
yesterday, sufficient land for the evOlutionS OF
the troops having been secured. About twenty
thousand volunteers were ON the ground The
review. taken altogether, L. considered failure.
No casualties OF any Importance occurred. The
weather was Tine and bracing, though there
were occasional showers during the day.
ATTACK oN A REPUBLICAN MEETING IL aIAS-
COW.
LONDON, April MIR. Brailaugh le.furel in
glasgow last night, and ina tine course OF rs re-
marks stated that he was in favor OF a repulii-
can form OF government Tor Great Britain.
Parliament he said. had bestowed The crow
upon William and MARI, and what il had a
mght 10 give u certainly had right 10 " i tholl
These utterances Of Bradlsugh gave rise 20 CON
siderable disorder, and an attack was ma d
upon the building wherein tie lecture wa beiny
delivered, and a number Of windows ami s.reef
lamps were broken. Several policeman VII,
undertook to quell the disturbance Mere afsa
stoned by the rioters. No one was seriously m
jured. "
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ADJUSTMENTS.

odd FELL OWS' HALL,
Fair fer the benefit e ST. PATRICKS NEW
CHURCH.
A great variety Of Useful and Ornamental Arti
Cles &C. Supper every evening. apc-It'
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr. j. q. SAvILLE, Lessee and Mana ger
FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS
Limited enga cement of the beautiful little artist
MRS. JAMES A. OATES
ard her COMIC OPERA COMPANY
MONDAY and TUESDAY, April and ?.
FOkTi MO
and his Seven Gifted Servants
WEDNESDAY, April g.
TLOMER GIRL OF PARIS.
THURSDAY. April f.
fRIDAY-BENBtIT OF MRS OATES.
SAL URrAY AT 2-GBAND MATINEE.
Box Book open daily from TO T. six days in ad-
vance.
BLACK CROOK
WANTED-FiFT LADIES OF THR BALLET
Apply at the stage entrance Wednesday morning
next api-u
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SASH, DOOR AND RLINDS.

SASB., DOOR AND BLINDS.
FEKRY CoHyM.x @ 7th .i e op Center @arkst
eCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
kNGEsoN INSTlTUTE. g Il. Young, Prin rs eth st
g. wight, 9S S az
hoUNG LADIES ISsTITUIR, A. Jackson, 9l5 y y .ay.
SEED STORES.
JOHN SAUL, 62l 9Th street, between F and G..
SEWING MACHINES.
WHEELER WILSON'S, Steer Son, agts., i6l Paav.
They are simple, silent, perfect
SINGER, 5, Lewis Baar, est. \. NJ c. A. B.: oh d
The WEED FAMILY FAvOkITE, Devaughn 1913 Pa.av
SHIRT FACTORIES.
MIS- l.. A. MCLEAN, $40 St, bet. 3 4 10, mp stairs
SILVER PLATERS.
FDwARD SIoLPE. Coy 9Th street. op. P.st Office.
RCBT. A. WHITEuAND, So4 ID ct, between S;h 9th.
SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIES
BAEEs BROTHER. 462 q street, bet. . h aud 9Th.
e. b. JEwkLL, Az G street, between ith and 5th.
hTEAMSHIP LINES.
NEW YORH LINE Office, cor Eth st anil v. Y. ave.
PHILADELPHIA LINE, 50 Water street, Georgetown
STONE YARDS
W q. A. hCAER, lst and streets v. W.
bsXRLEY SSS ;T, bet sa Is aSd Va s'
STOVES. sHEET-IRON, TIN WARE.
u: /. GR EGoRY, GA Pa. ave, bet 6,h aud Ith SITS
RoBsRT BoYD, 45I 9th street, below L
G. NJ HAYWARD Il Co., sl7 9th St bet. Pa. av. 4 st
TEA AND COFFEE STORES.
tRiENEAL liza SlhkE n N W llctitT, % u street
TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
WEsIERN UNION Co, main office, cor. Pa ave &lilb
FRnNKLIN LINES, main office, 6n5 18th street.
AUTOMATIC LINES, main Office, Ii0l Penn svnuue.
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES
GEO. ". c. CHRAS & Co, Ill5 Pa ave, near I2ih ST.
BLAND or CUBA, Luohs 4 Bro. 7th st, OBJ p. ..
KIDDsR & MCLEAN. Headquarters" an 7th 81.
DANIEL LoUGHRAN, l425 Penn. ave nearW illard's.
WM. =. R0osE, 1886 Penn'a ave near lJth street
TOYS. FANCY ARTICLES. e..
CHR RrPPskT, 403 9TH street, near II
Il. SIyERBERG, 81 eth St. between ID and Pa ave-
TURNING SHOPS.
JOHN CHKisTNaNS, ~ cod, II orn. Bone, &C l106 Est.
UMBRELLAS. PARASOLS. CANES.
CHAs q. PEARCE, llJ Pa. av.. bst IN Z 18th SIS.
PANEL PIERCE, llG5 + street, near lith
NM. Roc Frs, 500 10Th street. near T.
UNDER
HARE MARI, 9I + st, between oh and 10th.
y CHARD W BARKER, 6l2 IIth street. near +
WV HACKE1T, 725 9Th street, between G. and II.
JOsFIH GawLER, E2l Pa. avenue, near Eth street
UPHOLSTERERS.
nouGLAs MOORE, SOB 9th ST.. near Penn. avenue.
GEORGE lILNER. i29 on street, between ID and +.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
CHARLES GATTfER, 1917 l9 Pa av., bat 18th 81 N
CHAs &. GopFBEY i345 street. near Willards
SH oNAKERSHsRTZo 1913 Fl. near In o hotel
WOOD AND COAL YARDS
CLARK GIVEN, f2i 10th st x i3i. s'.&Miav : w
GREAT FALLS lee Co .Iaz ST. Il Iosh-st wharf
WAITER I'll. MARROW. 9Th street AMI Canal.
rEO IL SHERIFF rs Pa AZ st.n'rC 9Th
W j. STEPHENSON X Bro, 1924 Paw, fl. Yah st
SOLOMON STovER, corner of and 2lst streets n w
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
GEO. l.. GoFF. big Basket lcC9 Penn'a avenue