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DIR. schenek and his son, j. II. schenck, Jr M. D.,
professionally at their store Northeast Of
Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia every Saturday
All advice given free of charge, but for thorough
examination by the Respirometer the price is So
This instrumeu- will detect the slightest movement
of the respiratory organs by 1t can be readily de
termined whether the disease is tubercular, bron
chial or only a sympathetic affection Of the bron
chia tubes which is often mistaken for Pumonar,
Consumption, but which is caused by torpid liver
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Price IS cents per box JOB MUSES. froprle-
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To do this. the SeAweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must be freely used cleAuse the stomach and liver
so that the Pulmonic Syrup and the food will make
good blood
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Liver Complaint is one of the most prominent
causes OF Consumption.
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Hystarics and Whites, they will effect cur, when
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t1r JOB MOSES, Is COrtlandt st.. New York, VIII
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f. BRUENERT
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"PoMADE on" the most
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from injurious ingredients
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ity Of the eelebrat
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VICTORIA RE6IA, Rc-
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grant and persistent odOr
for the handkerchief the
world ever produced.
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"BOQUET ILLINOIS" 3
very fragrant and delicate
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Our Lemon and Vanilla
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There are t76,2s5 cows In Maine
Prince BismArcks boots are elevens.
Wethersneld, Conn.,, boasts OF a girl who cleared
tiss.1s on eleven hivee Of bees last winter.
The chatelaine fever II dying out
The longer live the more convinced that I
DID not die IN early childhoods-t Roche f0ucauld
Laeca melioSs her organ with quart Of porter
In the native pewter y, Paulinel
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And water shall see thee,
anu AhoW thee aud nee thee.
Cure Of KehamA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-27
kilograms TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
lssn<fnfSA D~<..
From Europe To-day.

THE "pEFESDER OF sTRAsBovRa"' DISMISSED.
PARIS, May E-Genersl Ulrich Who VS. -
seyerely censured by the commission on q -i,n-
lations In their report on the surrender OF SRA
army. ia VIC
fAyoRABLR EFFKCT on THE ACTION oP rux
Z. =. SENATE.
LONDON, May S.-Dispatchcss Announcing the
passage by the United States Senate OF . res,in-
ton advising President Grant 90 negotiate an
additional article to the treaty OF washtnston
for the settlement OF the indirect ms d,sI,ute
were received here yesterday. The effect OF the
favorable vote Is seen i'm the market Tor An sri-
can securities this morning. which opened frmer
with N advance on the prices OF SATURDAY. last
The London journals comment AZ some length
upon the result OF the Senste's deliberat ions
The 1tIss ssys: The action Of the Unite
States Senate Is important, a. justifving Eng
land IN the eyes Of all the world in the position
she has taken with Relation "a the indirect claims
America will find IL hard 20 sphold &c mands
which she herself confessed are Doubtful Grant
in consulting with the Senate before acting utaon
the proposition OF Granville has greatly strength
ened his own position"
The TslsgrruA saws: "a merica n as provcl TIA
she prefers justice o. national vanity. The Low ,
OF honest dealing and mutual consideration eN
htbited 10y both England and America promise
well for the future OF the world"
The Standard thinks 10 bette. 20 Moderate Il
congratulations and suspend It's opinion until
knows more Of the article 20 be negotiated: VIA
IL VIII commit England 60 do or pay.
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New York News.

QUAKER MEETING.
NEW YORK, May N.-An immense n,,,.i-.
oil Quakers was held yesterday morning. -,
uei NJ. Jsnney preached against the iSctrin. j, #.
ai"nement, and Lucretia Mott delivered an sl.,-
quent address on the peace Of nations.
TIE ATALANTA RoAT CIrp
Ransom Parker, Jr., president OF the ATLANTA
boar club, publishes a card DENYING the state
nent mat he has offered 90 match the Atalan-
tas on their return from England. lie saws the
stoT! Is fs'se in every particular.
THE FRENCH INTKRNATIoNALs
held a meeting yesterday and repadiatei the
acts OF the Apollo Hall convention.
THB CNOroN ALI RTGHr.
hhsNlng been alleged that the Croton wa,sr
Is very impure and dangerous TO the health of
Ihe CITY frOf Chandler was appointed % ake
an analysis He finds the water purer than la
tirely harmless.
TIE CoTroN-HoUsE FAuuRr
IL Is said the cotton commission house whose
failure was announced SATURDAY. was the firm
Of Dibble, Worth X Co
IMPORTATION or GREEK NURnRRRRs.
III IL reported that nine Greek criminals of the
worst class have been released on condition OF
emigrating 20 the United States, and are now
on their way 70 New Orleans via Falmouth
England, in the Italian bark ACamemnon
he gang includes some Of the Marathon muir
derers.
THE SUPPLEMENTAL ARTICLE.
A Washington special states that a telegram
has been received from LOndOn stating that the
verbal changes made by the Senate in the sap
Elemental article of the treaty of WashingtSn
will not affect its ratification, and that every
proposition is accepted.
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The Modified Treaty.

ACTION OF TIE SENATE ON THE SUPPLEMENT
tai ARTICLE.
The Senate on Saturday, after session OF
nine hours, finally came to vote on the supple
mental article or treaty transmitted by the Pre-
sident on the 18th inst, and passed resolution
by ~ to 9-being seven more than the required
notwithstanding ''the advice and consent" OF
the Senate to its ratification by the President
This codcil to the treaty of Washington, how
ever, was not accepted in the precise shape in
which it was written by Earl Granville, but in
lieu thereof substitute prepared by the COM
mittee on foreign relations was adopted, with
immaterial modification by the Senate. The
preamble in effect recites that while the United
States contends that the principle Of indirect
claims is covered by the present treaty, this gov
eminent is willing TO withdraw the same from
the tribunal of arbitration at Geneva in cOnsid-
Grafton OF the agreement for the future that
neither government shall be liable for indirect
losses under circumstances where one Is a belli-
gerent and the other a neutral. Nothing now
remains except for the two governments to ex-
change ratlhcations, after which the United
States will withdraw the consequential claim.
from its case when the Geneva board reassem-
bles on the 10th prOximo. After that the arbi-
tratiOn will proceed on the issue of direct losses
alone. The vote in the Senate shows that TWEEN
ty Senators were absent or not vOting-not in
Guiding MIR. Davis, OF Kentucky. Some declined
to vote and others were paired. The democrats
were about equally divided, ii is understood
Messrs. Stockton, of New Jersey, Salisbury, OF
Delaware. and the two Maryland Senators vot
ing to ratify.
Minister Schenck was officially informed Of
the ratihcation OF the treaty on Saturday night
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ave this ammunition they must promise ifthese
ad Indians come 10 the camp they will give
hem up to be punished. The commissioner viii
Also provide some guns for them and 70 be dis
ulbuted by their agent, also little money. We
want 10 M the agency in the best place, and L
cont know now just what to say about il.
want TO talk TO the Great Father, the Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs and Dr. Daniels and we
will do what we think best
Red Cloud, evidently greatly pleased, ad-
vanced and again shook hands. He then said.
know about this accident you have spoken of
but none Of our good people did il. There are
ten or twelve lodges Of bad Indians, as the agent
knows, but in a wear or two l can nix things an
right L want time to get in the good road
The Secretary of the Interior then said 20 the
interpreter :-"Tell them / expect 20 settle this
question about the agency with the President
before they 60 away. Tell them If they will try
TO be good Indians the Great Father will help
them, and L think the Great Spirit Will also
help them, and that they will be happier than
II they make war. will introduce them 70 the
President at II O'Clock to- morrow, and will tell
him all the words they have said to me-"
Red Cloud, his chiefs and braves again al
vanced and shook hands, after which they de-
parted I'm Indian file, the bells on the blankets
and leggins tinkling and sounding similar TO the
castinets in the palms of a Spanish danseuse.
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Political KOIaS

A call appears in the New York papers this
morning iof meeting Of free-traders at Stein
way Hall in that city on the 30th inst. az which
w. I. Bryant will preside, and addresses will
lie delivered by David A. Wells, Edward At
kiilson, and others. The call recites that the
reference by the Cincinnati convention of tariff
reform to the congressional districts was An eva
sion OF the issue, aud has absOlved free-traders
from any obligation TO support the nominees OF
that CONVENTION, and leaves them al liberty 10
support any other. The call looks directly TO
organization for the accomplishment of tariff
reform in the coming Presidential election.
General james ) .Negley has been renominateI
for COrgr,Ss in the Pittsburg PA district
Hon. ID. W. voorhees, addressed an assemblass
OF quo persons in Courthouse Square AZ Terrs
haute, Ind, on Saturday evening. He reviewed
he political career OF Horace Greeley. pointed
out why democrats could not support him. aud
favored strict democratic nomination at Bal
umOre.
The Hartford Courant talks of the "era OF
with Greeley.
The Livingston (Ala.) Journal fears that sths
golden OPPORTUNITY 10 defeat Grant will be-
thrown away"
Henry s. Foote, of Tennessee, who has beer
on All sides OF politics, announces himself a. an
Independent candidate for Congress. He will
support Greeley and Brown, aud wants their
niends TO support him.
The Philadelphia Prese says that out of &c,
weekly republican journals published in Penn
sylyania, and received At its office, only i've ad-
yocate the election of Greeley and Brown. OF
the democratic papers, IL says il has seen bat
one that hoists the Greeley and Brown standard.
wendell Phillips says: "For a loyal admins
uation 10 protect the negro, awe the rebel, anf
give the workingman chance, General Grants
little finger is worth a bakers dozen of Horace
Greeleys."
Jefferson Davis bail-bond, with the names of
the signers i'm full, has been autographed by a
Richmond publishing house, and will be distrf-
buted in the south az Greeley campaign doc
ument
The Wilmington conuperoial denies that the
democrats OF Delaware will vote for Greeley
whether he is Endorsed at Baltimore or not
The Boston 1dreriiser believes that Senator
Henry Wilson VIII receive the united vote OF the
New England delegation 20 Philadelphia tor
vice president.
John Z. Breckenridge denies that be is Tor
Greeley.
meet al Bangor, Me, June Is.
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THR GREAT LABOR STRIKES IN NEW YORK
The strike VI the various trades IN New York
has every indication of success. New cOnces-
sions are made daily. mass meeting of thu
eight-hour league, composed OF cabinet makers
and others, was held last evening az Harmony
rooms, and another OF the trades in general at
Assembly rooms, at which congratuiatOry adj
dresses were made and resolutions adopted over
the success OF the recent strikes. Tire employ
ing furI iture men have resolved that the con-
dtion OF their trade would not warrant an adj
vance Qi wages, and that they would, Therefore.
refuse to grant the demand for eight hours The
pattern makers have organized protective as
ISOLATION, and decided 10 strike to day The var
nshers and polshers, ship ioiners, coach paint
ers, wheelwrights and blacksmiths will proba-
bly, take the tame course. The plumbers strike
has ended with q victory for the eorkmen. The
marble cutters met on Friday night 20 arrange
strike, but a report was -eceived showing that
nearly three quarters o. the shops in the city had
accedeo to the derlands of the wsrkmen.
resolution was -,assed that all workmen whose
~nlovers re- ase to give in shall suspend work.
Tie marble workers in Brooklyn and Jersey
city are ON 3 strike for eight hours. At meet
ins an ssI .pet makers on Saturday telegram
xss recei,.,'' from Pittsburg saying that the
siIders 49, No nd strike to-day. IL Is report
81 tsa, m We, >klyn shops viii organize for
o. s,.i az. al r sne nroN we've the strike viii end
this week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.

C0r0.
Clergyman, while residing IN south America,
Visionary, di scovered a safe and sim pie remedy
for he cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay Z,
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, And the
whole train OF disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
envelope, TO any e1e who needs it, Free of Charge.
Address, JOSEPH INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
uar1z-ly New York City.
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EXCITEMENT IN THE CoTroN MARKRT.-The
New York Express states that some excitement
was occasioned in the cotton market SATURDAY.
by report Of the embarrassment of several
firms and the failure of a commission house
The latter firm state that their suspension Is
only temporary, and that they will ultimately
be able to meet their obligations in full. The
cause OF the embarrassment of this and other
firms is said to be due to the sudden rise in the
price Of cotton, caused by the operations of
ring of speculatOrs "
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The Mexican Riot Revolution nv
Courtesy

MANEI NkklkG AT MONTEREY.
NANARGo, MEXICO, May 25.-Gen CeyallOs
nae receiN Ell news from Monterey that the reyo-
lutonists are fortifying rapidly. Apparently.
IreVlno and QuirOga will make a stand Gen.
Guerra Is near Lenares with a small force. Co.
Nella ana Lepeda are near SaltillO. and will
soon be IN front Of Monterey. IL is doubtful N
Cevailos' cavalry Will be remounted in time 10
move against the enemy
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The War I'm Venezuela

NEW YORK, MAY IA Havana dispatch
says Venezuelan adyices, received via ST.
Thomas, state that President Blanco has cap
tured v alencia, and SalaZar, an eX-rebel chief
tam, has been captured, cOCrt-martialed aud
shot,
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Murder i'm the First pepree

MEMPHIS, May John White. the colOreI
man who killed two men and wounded several
others recently while resisting arrest on Presi-
dents Island, has been fonnd guilty Of murder
IN the hrst degree. He will appeal TO the SUI
preme court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-27

BRIsHAM YoUse's PoLrrl, a aSth inst
e,eersm rom Ogden, Utah, dat. Tors. and
Twelve apostles, on q mission among ma. al,
se,uemenfs, opened two-days' meeting NJ
"a; uoel -. naeie Today. There was q large gather
ing VI sains from the surrounding country: two
meeungs and hall dozen dsccurses, but no.
snlng remarkable and nothing AZ all from the
prophet. de IL In excellent health. He viii
seno strong delegation, headed by George A.
smith, to the Philadelphia convention. The
prophet considers Mr.. Greeleys nominal
ton Presidential joken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-27

SRUsHED TO DEATH IN A TuNNRr.-On Sat-
u unday afternoon tie James Bolton, assistant ensi-
killed In shaft Of the tunnel Connecting fse
Ioaa WIN the river, near Richmond, by the
saving IN OF earth, while engaged in locating
me course or the tunnel, one hundred feet un-
IN the past few days, but the first fatal one
Bolton was aged twenty-eight years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-27

THE SITUATION IN SPAIN.-The new Spanish
probably be constituted as follows: TOpete
president OF the council and minister of war
Groissard, Of finance; Caudau, Of interior; and
Aulgur, minister OF marine. Marshal Serrano
grants full pardon to all insurgents who volun-
tarily surrender TO the authorities. On Satur
day the Carlists in Biscay availed themselves of
this clemency In large numbers. One band ONLY
remains in the mountains OF Navarro.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. G.. Saville.. Lessee and Manager.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY AND ONE MATINEE,
COMMENCING MONDAY. Nay ~, l572,
First appearance in English OF the great
JANACSCHEK,
pronounced By the entire Press the un1isputed and
Regal Queen of ENGLISH TRAGEDY, supported
by her new and most brilliant NEW YORK STAR
COMPANY. "
MONDAY, May 2J-...........MABY STUART.
TUESDAY, May 2s.................. DEBORAH,
(LEhH, The FORsAsEN
WEDNESDAY. May %. first time in this city, an
adaptation Of Charles Dickens Bleak House," en-
titled - -
CHESNEY WOLD.
Prices OF Observation-Disclosures Chairs and Re-
serv ed Orchestra Circle, 81 so; Orchestra Circle
Admission aud Dress Circle Reserved, 81; Dress
Circle Admission, IS cts; Gallery, so cts.
Box Office open daily from 9 a. m until 4 D. m,
when fer any of the Janauschek lights may be
secured, m27-ff