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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

NIVHNN UuAFEl
in VARIOUS shades and eOlors-Strlpsd and plain
EIAEMAh BRO,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

Il ons o. the most popular Restaurants 10 Tue
CITY, and asods oaly visit y satlslk Any one,
It'll 10 = oshtral position, NO, ~ hIifsSo W.
~ seeola raOdaIsd ulth all the delloacios o. the
Season al liberal prices. Entrance 70 PhFAto
supDsr Eoolas on n street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

Sealed proposals will DO received by Edwin
anlIl u N, June q, ios Supplying oam6sfhI nl
and anthracite coal 10 the Washington navy
yard, tho said coal TO be delivered ffeo Of OK.
pon1e,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

Two new cases Of smallpox have been TO
ported 10 tbs health Ofneor since Tuesday night,
one on New Jersey GVenus, between II and U,
and the other on the Navy Yard, The lattpl
vas conveyed 70 the hospital yesterday,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

Ladies' Serge Newport Tics, MsnI LoW.eut
Congress and French Ties, At
A. j. JoYOn, "a, 4 Co.'s,
1900 n street, northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

A VERY large selection Of lEht.eolorod suits,
all new patterns, and cut 10 suit the most lAs.
tldouH, At ROMAN Il OOx's,
SOT seventh street. May Building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
UNB vijrI to FoR FUhIHaIi ,H ho,l RATIoSS
ISsDEks IL fif Kidhfh MRaHaRT.aaonsR
IlaIfT, HouaE IEaPEoroR'a oYYIuE,
No " OoNTI STRICT, Nav onLn4Hg, =. =,

HeAlsd proposals viii ba received Al this ~ y ,,r
Y O'clock m, % 1HUhhnAY, lhs aOth - N jans
1910, for furniahlng Apd delivering ans a.tio,s ~
kug that may BE- osllod for b. the oaetor "a tSs
IeAdars aud light Houses " The Ne all fSht assS
Dailot Tot one year from the st fsT 81 INV isS ~
the nth Jane, las, Inclusive ,a,s Tsiioas "a ~ ~
cd saa epPro.sd qlaltg "a be Delivered aonSsldo
lhe paipe.s ~ New o.,aanS, Ia, 10 Eosd AID snii
mS.. ". oatIs. boHoa. Aad casss AID 10 good
nsd by the lpspeetaF Ici each vessel, and a saoh
NM NAY Ne eaqalFod, freo Of u eipanse 10 the
ash AnN ", Attaohsd theEsto. which viii form
spni,in. s2ntseei, copies Of whioh may DO had b.
SlaA mutt ~ sealsa snd lnaerssd .Propoaal.
~ NAlntA 4nd fuel for uEnt- III Ouaoa" ii %, and
PlAeed Ia smother envelope, and loft II or AZ
'sY2,9d "a this nioe, prnpAld, u asnt by mall
nloTdeg u tho lGht' uouAs Hoard!
-Hls AoBE how'd, ~, Aahl.hoaaa Inspeeior.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

SPECIAL ArTESTIoN given to selling property
Ut public and private sale, BY y, H. Warner,
10 Seventh street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

VS. MAKE our own clothing, and know what
We sell, and recommend II for what they are. /.
Becker \ o., SOL PennsylYAniA avenue
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

LoANs negotiated on real estate by u. ]
Warner, ~ Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

Thu superintendent OF hre-alArm telegraph
has Just made the following changes In boxes;
No. 81, from the corner Of seventh and Il streets
southwest 70 Twelfth and IA northeast, and boz
10 from FOursand- q half and N streets south.
west 70 SlLth aud Y streets sonlhNeaL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

MIssEa AND CHILDREs's Shoes at lowest
prices, A. A, j, JoVun, JR., 4 Co.'S,
1900 n street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
PROPOSALS ron RATIoNa ron Llaar,
VkASkIS, 40. -
9sLlon ~ ~ z La gu iLnlaESofoAl l

sTATk4 igLlEn. N, Y MAJ ", laiL
sealed proposals. w h 70 sySd a ihls once nntl
laa, Tor fHui9hinE A1d daliyuninE zach ratiuna a
naE be s.ed az ios me lisdt sea,e1s sapR y.s.es
one IaAr, irom The ist dy Of JulV t3l 70 the anth
Jane, lhfa lholnaVA Tha TAtiahA 70 DO Ol GOOD And
lHhthoaaa tsldes, % o.heI vessel Psosdod for tbs
purpose, Al either New u lnd0a OF New NoIk, a.
BE- ordered, And % bs slated In The bid AesordInEiy
Ia good and saihqlont paokansa, bAFlsla baIss and
Gases, aud 10 good order, 0noe qnareor, free Of
PoHsS 10 the United Btataa, aIfsaany 70 SpooinoA.
iiona which Will form part Of ths oohtEAot eoVien
All bids mast DO sealed aud ind1fsods "proposAls
Tor Rauaas Tor Ilf1tVssasla. hubplE.Va sasls aud
leaders," aud thea placed 10 smother envelope aud
lsi Al or directed 70 thia ohoo, prepaid sent ~
Tue r,lht 4 reserved % TsiSat all bids which may
not DO saoIned AdyAatAseOua
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board, -
id % U,sN., L. II, Isip, TalTd plit,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

DUsTERs that Nc sSeS from General Tom
Thumb 10 the OArdiH aiant OT any other man,
a. !, BsSkSr's Odoon Hall Clothing House,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
THE ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS.
what Was Dsae Yesterday TIE Award
Of Preu,iurus.


FEM ALR INTERMEDIATE NO. y
Miss Nellie Gibbs teacher, was examined yes.
terday at the school room, In the franklin
Hart, Stewart, and Harris and Mr.. Stiokney,
president Of the Territorial Council. Miss
tlIbbs IL an experienced teacher, admirably
qualified for her position, and her school always
examination 10 practical arithmetic yesterday
was particularly good and deserving OF praise
The visitors one and all, expressed surprise AZ
Der years The medal was awarded TO NATL,
Mckee, and diplomas 10 Margaret n. Menger
Sarah n Davidson, MARY i. Frank, Lillis
Jackson, Mary casey, Alice " Speaks, Jauey
sadie u. shaw, Leah spanior, SAllie NJ, Bur
kaL Mary 4. Hill, Amelia o. Helmuth aud
Kate " Hlrsch. The two last named are enu
lled % apeolal manllon for their soholarship
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

FnnHou Angola Flannel Underwsar. Lhe
most comfortable Of J. BookerA Sol Ps'n'y'S'
Ma aEonus
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

Dr., stsparL sanitary Inspector, Board Of
Health, has been dotAiled health oiiieer Tor the
found Ia the once d the health oflcet, No. 1854
street, from . to p. W. daily,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

The following was the range ofths thermometer
yesterday At Hemplsr's optician store, No. as
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of four-and, halt
street sa. IN, ST. 10 A. m ooI u N, Va; ~, m,,
0si 4p m, sii ep. m, 10 SIP. m., "a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

and buy home, by subscribing for stock In the
Second Series Territorial Savings, Loan and
Building Association. No back dues. Front
upon stock, nrst series, hrst quarterly report,
nee ID Y. NJ. q. A. building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
OITY ITEMS.

Bora' AND oHiLDRuN's CLprHINo.-An IN.
usually large and complete gssSStIasht, all
styles, kinda shades, and color o. goods Every
variety Of cut and make. for all ages, at lowest
possible rates At
NOAH WALaua \ Cos,
MotFopaiitAn Hotsi Buildlng.
oil PennIylvanla avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

. ssG S. %&tta &. 6a 81 ~ R fStH tSSS And
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
u RorosGIs FoR suPPLlEs.

~ ROpOgAIs FOR 6IJPPIlFs III :
a. -
oFu9h nyfthhtkhpthf lHplAh ATyAIhh,l
u..i.A ....a, -, Y hitphl IN ~ ia
PfoPeaas w 70 receive ~ this once % %
~ oi yans z. 70 ior the furpiAhinG Of the aftL
W pAlH hlne ntAntef, Tour points. Wglahlak aQt
- uA.a pounoas' no Z
a A. s W. ~ man " poannsl y
nto JATds qFAy Ei.nnSli eaA 81 dailioHlA.
M laf9s nAlloo.A efrlnAo q tqhiValsat.
~ pAiu Uaallnlero fhntl, ubnn6Gl
q aoIsa Rsd wocIsh sel,t, : ,.r-f.
" " ssi- sSS.:. I.Ss.s nY~ 4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

CLOTHING, ready made, for very large men
A variety Of blacks and colors
0HO. q. HREHTHd,
No, 40 Seventh street north west
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.
election Of District Delegates
R. 7. Merrick and william Dickson the
Delegates.



~. ...,..,,ou .,u,oo.., n, 40 a,,.a.,..
iue oou'ono"' sV"P.set W w u''osa'''
from each OF the Legislative districts, assem-
bled at the Board Of Trade rooms last night for
A.. n,,no.. az .i..,In,, ,r,o dsI.ga,s. a nj ,wo
wy fu,PV'. " o'oo''uh ~ ~, - sI., -
aternates 70 represent tne bemOotauo anu
Conservative element Of the District at the Bah
timore Convention,
1.,h..t.h 80. -. .ho..r ,.r,ro,.,v oh.tr.
1ePnon.n JUNE % ."VsoH S -.
man and W. II. ClaEett temporary secretary.
Ausr the report Of tho committee on croden.
tiais, the permanent Organization was perfected
BY the election Of Robert Ball az president aud
Nj. T. Dooley and y. p. Berry secretaries. Nom.
nations were then made aud four be llota held,
Win ne following result;
Ftrst ballot-Rlchard r, Merrick, "a; VIII
liam Dickson, 20i Joseph Bradley, IT,, II John
q. Kennedy, 1; James u, Berrott, 10; William
u. Cassln, Is; John u. Blake, a. William ".
ClaEett, 81 Mm W. Moore, q James q. Payne,
q John r. Norris, 1.
Second ballot-wlll Dickson, no. las a.
Befrett 10; W. ID. Oassin, 8; WIN. II. Olagett, 4.
Third bsllOt-WllliAm Dickson, ~; Jas u.
Berrett, ~ WIN. y. Oasslni ..
Fourth ballot-Willlam Dickson, ~ Jas. o.
HaFfoft Al
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

Corner Of Now York avenue and Fifteenth
street pays SIX per cent. on deposits.
BANKING hours-O to Saturdays, 0to I and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

Ihs pries must be sIprssssd ID hsar.. s.d 4.
uEiiine The delivery must u required. oon,alaass
s ~ ne s,, s,s. as q ySs IA such asas,is.
maE he cfdsred. until June u, is7a
zach BID mast Be accompanied By q EuArantss.
.ened b. a lsas. Two rsspoasibis psrsoas that 10
ease tue bid Il aoeepted and contract entered late
they VII become naFstiaa. 10 equal 70 90 Ionrtk
q me Anoant Of thu eoauaet Tor lis faithful per-
iilds ker Aay peslloa o. the snpplIa. yin Be u.
ssisia hiaa tso'a iFsssponsbls DsFaoSs Win no. b
rSssSS.s e :, .eas;:.sso iAs ~a".s..d. .ua
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
PnS9seS9SSA nkt I s9F EhII9ss
yiEdS.s,EElSs Asp seDkRs IN THR FfFfH

sslT NoHIORH, Va, MAJ u, isf9
sealed propoaAs VII b !eoa,vsd ~ Tbs once alp
lsia, igt luInilhlnK and Delivering am Y NPIoNb
snd fukL that mly be called for ~ tie Inspector,
the nth isnae pstTot or olia InAr froa the
1T day oi Jhy, Ma, % The oh Of June, lisa Ia.
quality 70 DO dallgsFed Alopgal1e 81 las Light house
o, other vessel provided tqf ne parpose, A
hYIes Ahd eAAaa and 10 god order, tnT The n1mbaf
nsa,s aas ~ eS sas ~ % 70!
Unltsd btAtes AsIslAh y gpeqiheAtlogs and Slsi
~ II ~, Ssais.se ssgis. d SSisS n.s Ny I \,
ApPlYln4 ~ this oiiea. 1, ..L.-. -. Y
~ RsIsi sT az e V ss1i z, 'Ra %
,sss lasssee a.! 70 aaatsss S9y'og 1ad ~ ASfd
bJ OFdsE d The llshtHOsas board,
" oomm0d'S, U,AN., and LIskt ioass iaspr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

THnonly original and Improved genuine Howe
Sewing Maohlpe, which bears the medallion Of
the inventor, Elias Hose, e sold only At the
local oftoe, No, e2S Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween sixth and Seventh streets. j. KArr IL
the only agent, and no has no eanVAsslng agent
10 annoy Tho public. Ft.r|H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

w o. IYOhTTt
BndKRIHuHA Ann PAPHR-kULKH.
No. al PaanaglvauA AVanus, hetuosp Tsnth and
Eleventh atTests, sOath side.
Books slosGntiI or plAiHlJ bouad. Periodicals. and
aoWspapsgs eAFsfally attended V, tsbl5u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
Assual Report Of tho Ce.,r.l Dl-psn.ary

Annnal Report Of tho Central Dispensary.
The board Of directors Of tho Central dlspen.
sary has issued ita nrat annual report, which
presents, In tabular statements, the labor per.
brmod by its members and their assistants dur.
Ing the year. Few charitable movements have
been attended with 90 little outlay and ben1
productive Of 90 much benefit 10 suffering hu.
whOls number treated At dispenaary, Sill; nam.
Der ourod, $50; Improved, III died, 81 still under
treatment u; sent Ia hospitals, "; failed 10 re-
tnrn, \; Fascinated, ". Of this number there
verei Whita ssSi colOrej, ls5; adults, $50; chill
dren, g3l! mile, Ht0, tomAla I'll.
The nativity Of theae patients vas AZ follows
District Of O0lnmbia, 1875 Virginia, 9ij Mary
sas, 1; Maine, u North OArOllnA, IL south CarO-
lima, !; wisconsin, Il Utah, ~ Washington Ter
TitOry, II total American born, SIS. ireland, 90;
Prussia, u Mexico, IL total forsiHH bora, vi
unknown, 81; American, asbg tntal, hll.
Number OF prescriptions oOmpJunded, so
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
i'ianos and Music.

at |. HsSksr's, Ssi PsansyivAnia avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

The following real estate has been sold 70.
Gently BY Green d Williams auctionetrs.
Rent pef, lot q, square sle improved by ave
small tenemenis, In alley between and X And
fourth and Finh streets northeast, 70 Mary l..
stevens for el,250; lot II and south half lot n,
Of subdivision Of SQUARE e1s, fronting on New
proved b. two tvo.story bricks, TO sSns. Tor
1900 part o. lot p sqnare SO, improved By a
twostory frame, 70 George >, sehaner, fer
division o. ofsnsf O,s "a is n Il; Is and 10 IN
square 1Di, 10 ]. n. Thompson, Al from ~ 10
donsburE, ,date Ie.ldsnce Of Judge PurroliJ
improved by q brick dwelling house, 70 John
A. Kun, for soIb; 10, l., Of subdivision Of square
39T, on Tenth street, near Rhode Island avenue,
improved BY two story hricks, % MARY L. Ste
Ssnz Ssr nGSss .s, saS. IA - n sss
for 5000; lot 8, 10 Davidsons subdivislon Of
square ses, improved by q three.story brick
ion Tenth street. between NJ and \ streets
And u, IN Allen and Faiconsr's subdivision Of
east halt Of e9uare TIA on Twelfth street, be.
tween T and u streets northwest, improved by
tive brick houses, to WIN. y. TrOttsr, for 1850
avenue, With improvements, to Carl Mualier,
for clio per foot stono-mill ADD warehoule u
four stories, on q street wharf also, the two
Alexander, for t2o,OOO; west part Of lot 4 10
square 1905, fronting on Maryland avenue, I'm.
proved BY = two, story franc, 70 Oaspar Onen.
80 .s s. pr S. 81 n sy s Ss On
improved BY a thres.story brick, 70 samuel
Johuson, for 81, 500; lots Is and ~, square cal,
on = street south, between Delaware avenue
for and 10 cents per loot; south half lot ~,
square 2o3, on Twelfth street, between u and u
stfepts northwest Improved by three-story
square II, frOnilng % street north, between
Twenty, hrst and Twenty second streets west,
to lanes Morgan, for % eentaper foot.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

A RARE oHAEoK l-HAvIEo pRTKRhIEKD
n 10 introduce In this oity the eels-
byAted SUHOMAukKH PIANO, phll Z -
AdelphiA, shiloh has the ppseal I'm.
protements, neg hpenl lans 4. iattaTIV
nnished end more dafAhle than AM
other FAna naAde, nos adof me aze a % Dor cent
less Tor cgAk than Any other nratolAas pAno oan he
bouRht, or for roAsona bio inalailInsnta =.
Gall and eIAmlns Tor yoarselvsa, .Hf#....
OARL RlOiiTKR, AssaL
~ Pann-glsanla Gvonaa.
iam nsiwsaa Ninth and Tanth stresls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

OyyIuR OHiKE QuAnTnnnAHrEn,l
DnPAhTMENr or rms gully, y
hHw OnlEAna, Ia. Nay q, lsl9
healed proposAlu In tftphoAts. ulth copy % thll
ESTABLISHMENT attached will be we'd Al ihia once
and also a. the once Of the Acting Assistant Quar-.
tsrmasteg a The several posts named belou unli IA
~ hOnDAr. Jane y. lisa. for inuniahinE fusl fronA
Jul isl1 20 Juae ~, 1878, a. The military poais 10
the nepAT,lneat u the Dull. As folloWui
HKW ORLEANS DKFOT
ltol0o pounds Goal
t. 10 cords Hard Wool
= JACKSON BARRAOKs, LOUIsIAHA.
~ corda Hard Wood. F7F
BATON ROUuK, LOUISIAKA.
iIno0 cords Hard Wood.
LIfTIK HOOK, AGKANaAA
~ cords Hard Wood.
JAOKaON. MISSISSIPPI
.... n % cords Hard v eod.
ABknDkkN. h.asIaAIPPI,
~ cords dad Mod.
hkhIpIAR, MISSISSIPPI
yss oosds Hard Wood.
JArOkD, hlssIHsIPPI
La cords Hard Wood.
BARRANOAB, FLORIDA
81 cords Hard Wood
ky WEST, FLORIDA.
40 cords Hard Wood.
FORT JePFKnsoN. YIORfDA.
aalaa Ia az
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15

lAhun bOhAa, AZ
EIsHhAH h BRo.a',
sos Seventh street, three doors above y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
BRUTAL AFFRAYs.

Christian Baumbach of No. 1913 Eldridge-st.,
and Peter Everen Of No. $50 secondst were ATTACKED
by several unknown at Houston and Eidrldge-st
Yesterday and were both severely cut on the head ny
an instrument in the hand of one OF their assaian's
In eobt at CLAW and Frankn-sts. Greenpont yester-
dav afternoon John Kearney brutaly kicked land beat
Joseph Mulvay who removed to his home, NO l1S
Greenest in an insensble condition Kearncy was held
TO answer. "a.
Thomas Feney and John Ward of No. 1000 Pacihe-st'
Brooklyn we're assaulted by unknown roughs at Ful-
ton-st and st. James-place, yesterday morning. anu
severely cut about the head.
Martin MYERS of No. 35s Balticst, Brooklyn, was ar
rested yesterday for brutal assault on his wife, Cathe-
rine whom he cut on the head and face with table
knife In1icting several severe wounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
TIE BANK ROBBFRIFs.

Spencer Petts and DR.. Park were taken
before Justice Bowling at the TOmbs Police Court yes
,crday and without examination were committed. A
Geographic dispatch was received from the cashier Of
the state National Bank of Minnesota, at Minneapolis
Informing Detective Sampson that the attorney Of the
bank his way East to prosecute the thieves and
would be in this city Thursday. letter was also
received by Detective Sampson in which IL was stated
that the bank broken into on July a. and that the
$4,000 worth Of bonds then stolen belonged to Henry
Wells OF Minneapolis. -
Geo. +. Hendricks who was arrested recently for
Offering some Stolen $500 West Farms town bonds for
eale was discharged yesterday by Alderman CONAN az
the p0mbs Police Court 1.-THE evidence being insufficient
q prove guilty knowledge and interest in the theft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
DISTINCTIONS TO COMMERCE.

The Dock Commissioners recently sent a
notice 10 Alexander Fraser. whose Oyserbarges occupy
tne bukcad between Piers Nos Sc and ST. TO vacste tie
premises He applied to Judge Barrett in the Supreme
Court for mandamus TO prevent the threatened re-
moval This application dismissed, the Court hold
ing that Commissioners had the right to order the re-
moval Of the barges Instructions to commerce Mr.
Fraser made similar application in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas. The came up yesterday before Judge
Robinson at Special Term when ex Judge Bebee in be-
half OF Mr. Fraser argued that his client had permit
from the HarbOr- Master and that therefore, the Dock
commissioners could not interfere with him. unless for
The purpose of rebuilding and repairing the piers which
was not their present intention He said also that the
pnnie 40 large we'll as the OysteTdeaers would sur
Ter much inconvenience from the removal OF the barges
CORPORATION Counsel O'GOrman replied for the Com
missioner and urged that the HarbOTMaster had power
only to ASSIGN wharves TO vessels used for the purposes
of Commerce and only for reasonable space Of tme
Tie Darges Of the plaintiffs be cOntended were not yes
Ses i'm commercial sense, but were simply warehouses
where oysters received and distributed and that
tboy were mOOred az the bulkbead permanently. He
denied that the powers Of the Dock Commissioners
feRdcd only to the repairing or the rebuilding OF the
riers and concluded by citing Judge BarTetts decision
on IN previous application. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.

His Imperial Highness Louis Augusse Marie
rndes. Duke OF SAKE son-in-law of the Emperor Of
Rrazl with about six attendants, arrived In the
steamer North America from RIO Janeiro, last evening
The visit of the is purely of private nature Prior
10 his arrival OF prominent merchants OF TINS
city waited upon the Brazilian Minister, MOTIFS
Borges, with a view 10 rendering pun
lie reception TO the expected guest MI. borses
informed them that the Duke intended to vst the places
of interest in this country merely ordinary tourist
and would not, under any circumstances permit any
public reception. The Consul intimated that the Duke
visit merely made for private recreation. DunR
his soOurn this city the Duke will stop al inc Oreh
don Hotel. ,.,.,.,. .. ..,S ?,
The steamer was sgnaed off the Highlands az PIP y,
m. and being detained at Quarantine Ony shodI " n
was allowed TO come up the Bay. she reacneu an an
chorage OF the Battery after p m. Inc ldsSon
gers remained on board the steamer during INC sn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
pRooxLYN's MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

pROOKLYNs MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Tire Brooklyn Board of Aldermen resumed
Its usual weekly at ,. yesterday Controller
schroeder cent communication renewing his request to
be allowed 10 engage additional accountant for 100
days at SIS per day TO assist in sysemauzlng the ac
counts OF the City Departments. motion TO lay the
communication on the table being lost Alderman Wyne
moved the resolution should provide that the accountant
be n citizen of BroOklyn. The Board rejected the
amendment and authorized the Controller to engage an
accountant without any restriction TO place of resi-
aence Tho Controller also reported that there was IN
ahe City Treasury on July 81, $2ll5699 90; interest
money on deposit in Nassau Bank, $l3,Il3 49,
communication was received TO the effect that Mr.
Nooan lessee OF the James5t Market denied the power
,f the Controller to collect from him an increased rent
Alderman Ropes moved the appointment Of Special
Ipvestlcatlng Committee. He charged that when the
toar called upon the lessee TO pay rent, the clerk
of the market produced receipts for the same ana YET
fhcre was not dollar TO the credit OF the market on the
I,ontroer's books. lie believed that the clerk manu-
sactured his accounts 70 suit his pocket Alderman
Uver reped that character Of the clerk would COM
mar fayorably with that OF Alderman Ropes ana that
10 had never received money mat ne had not re-
1nTncd 10 Controller spague. Ihe uatteI was ~
80 the Committee Lands and Places, to report next
Theodore f. Rich was appointed Deputy Controller, In
place OF Robert NJ. Whiting, resigned
The Collector OF Taxes reported that ne had purchased
on behaf OF the city property which water taxes Ior
lsTl remained unpaid 10 the amount OF A93Ols "a. Ed
ward Clark reported that he prepared 10 renew nus
contract with the city as Ol contractor, ana 10 remove
n ICa d animals by steam power If unmoested by the
exc0ntraefor Frank Swift or his confederates. Alder
man ROpes thought that this Oal business should DO IN
vesgated aud that an interested parties DC directed 10
appear before the Health Board. Inc motion was