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sas PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
METROPOLITAN RorEL BLOCK.

TIN PER CENT. DISCOUNT ALLOWED on
ALL CASH SALES,
COMMENCING T EspAY, JUL. Is, CON-
rlNUIsG TILL SEPTEMBER L, 1878.
SALES OF ALL SPECIAL ORDERS FOR
SHIRTS AND DRESSES AND orRxR
ARTICLES EXCEPTED.
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

Our stock of LINEN SUITS POLONAIsES
kEDlNGOTS is the largest in the city, and we
invite the attention Of the ladies 70 the great bar
gains we give by the liberal reduction Of 10 per cent
from our prices. ~
We name few, with prices:
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LENANDRIA A wAsH-~
"A INGToN II. n. la -
ALEXANDRIA q FREDERICKSBURG X. II.
CorHsT Of 3 and Sra Streets.

VIII y % '-'' 5ILIH oITttTN.
Lea Trains leave for Alexandria a. follous.-s7
= >, 10, IL, a. IA j moan / 2, 3. 4 g. 6Ts n M !
Sunday. - ~ ''' NAeNts
LOCAL Trains from Alexandria arrive A. follows
81, s., s.S5i bSS. IS, SIS .. m; IS a ~ and 81
EXCEPT Sunday ~ "'1a e~-s
~, Trains marked TINS connect with trains on
Neshlngt n and Ohio 4. *. Va
QUANflC0 Aocomp odation leaves Washington
40 a. m daily, except Sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EMPRESS. via Richmond
leaves Washington II IS 3. daily, except suUdax
Through tickets 70 all points South and ,athWest
Tor sae al Oncee, corner l3i street aud Psnnsvl-
vania avenue, and corner 9th street and Pe1psyi-
venia avenue, where ps-i gers can leave rters Tor
through 20 destination,
Is. 5. YOUNG, Genn Passenger Agent ivattf
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TgRoo- RUSSIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
903 e street. 59O.6
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THE Z. p. X. X. REsIsTs THE PAYMENT OF
STATE TAxEs.-At Omaha, the Union Pacific
railroad company has applied to United States
Judge Dandy for an injunction to restrain the
collection of taxes levied by the state authorities
upon lands granted in aid of the construction
of its road. A temporary injunction has been
allowed. The application is based upon a de-
cison of the United States Supreme Court in
the case OF the Kansas Pacific railroad company
agt. Prescott, holding such lands not taxable
A STREET Boy STEALS $50, OOO-It has lust
come to light that valise containing $3.50
worth Of Lima Mining stock of California;
road office, in st. Louis, last Friday evening by
Geo. Berry and s. A. Christie, was robbed that
night by a street arab thirteen years of age who
sneaked into the Office while il was being scrub
bed by the woman who Is taking care of Ii. Ten
thousand dollars worth of the stock has been
recovered and the thief arrested.
An "AccIDENrA -" SaoT.-An associated
press dispatch from Louisville. Jnl 30, saws:
A negro Isham Miller, charged with rape. was
Officers went to arrest him and finding him in
the field ordered him to accompany them
Miller started with them, when gun In the
bands Of the arresting party discharged its con-
tents, entering Milieris body, causing death in
an hour. The officer claims that the gun went
off accidental, and surrendered himself for
trial
DRev. Reuben Aliuuder Berson is the Ber-
son who was recently been convicted OF trying
to marry about forty young women In England.
He is sentenced to five years penal servitide.
s7J. A. Chapman, chairman of the Oregon
democratic state central comnnttse. has re-
signed his position and viii henceforth act with
the publican party. Is this gentleman OF the
"Tell Chapman to crow" party?
- Miss Fanny W. Roberts, a licensed
preacher who has charge of CHI rch la Eitt.ry
Me-, has been given authnritv hy the governor
and council 10 soiemnizs marriages. sac j. sli,
first woman ever thus empowered In that state.
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TRY THE LION LAGER, Is drawn only at Geo.
w. Drivers Sample Rooms, corner Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and 4 y street. IT
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LIVE HAS FEW CHARMS for the Dyspeptic,
which Is not to be wondered at when we take
into account the amount of bodily and mental
suffering that this distressing mai adv generates.
The I'erErtan Syrup Ga protoxide of iron) has
cured thousands who were suffering from this
disease q
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IL YOUR HAIR is coming out or turning grey
do not murmur over q misfortune you can so
easily avert. Ayers Hair T,gor will remove the
cause Of your grief by restoring your hair to its
natural color, and Herewith your good looks
and good nature. mwf&w
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: weshaIl on and after JULY Is, till sEPrEN-
Der 1, efer our entire stock at the very liberal
discount of 10 PER CENT. ON ALL CASH
SALES.
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A sFos ITsrnAh ESg
brsidips done, 9ISs@sPt.l asi5 woIt ep ca. "a
street, near Il northwet. References Mn. Pre1I-
dent Grant, Mrs. Admiral 0oldsborouRh, W. "
Corcersn. General Hlsey, General TonDkinst Gen.
ernl Aiken. lanH-lV
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CITY ITEMS.

Cool. PoPCLAR AND HBALrHY SUMNER
REsoRr-Dooley's Arctic Soda Fountain, on
Capitol Hill. eotf
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RAILROADS.
PkNNsyLnaNIA Ala LINE
~ 'fffhftaP I'll uIIssak &57

DENNsYLNANIA AIN LINE
~ 'fffhiittzzSR sss HIIssA. &szE
AND ALL PoISrs IN rHK NEW SYi EsSNI.ASp
THROUGH BrrS Skx Io Mskssurseros AND
WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS.
The eeal sment on ~. hss is new and Of the most
PfLIMAS PkRLoR cA rs on DAY TRAINS
PULLMAN fAsSiRsRr TsafS ssN CABS ON
On sftsr Ihursssys JAY q, rs;
via be run over fena.y wants Ar LiSe.f IssHi.r
lom ard arriving At 20. depot q che Baltimore ard
Potomac railroad, northeast corner Of ssh and D
fSsi iiss, leave Washington TS . m daily, c..
Leave Baltimore at us a m. dafly, except SEN
Leave West Philadelphia ct nssp .. m dAily. ,s-
Arrive at New YORK Ms .. m. daily. exosp, san-
R.Amo.d E!g,ss,, leave Washington at los ,.
Leave Baltimore at As ,. m, daily, s.oep, Sun
Le.ye wess PhiIsael phia At Sos p m, daily, ex.
Arrive at New YORK at 9:lop. m. daily sreeps
N,rh Eyyrsss, leave Washington at SIS ,. m.
Leave Baltimore a, los D m, daily.
Lave We, Ph,lsdslIh 's At as a. m daily.
A TRiiss RkrTRSISG>
taa Liss; lesse New lork Al $50 An.
f,oi"icsd ETyssss, leave New Tcrk at SIS ,. m.
Arrive at Washington az n. es . m.
Ntgh Egrress, leave New York At 81 m.
Arrive At Washington NJ 6.l3a m.
Connexions are made ia New. York with steamer.
on Sound; New York. New Haven sud HArtfsrf
rail- Oads, New York CestrAl and Hudson River r.ii
rosd, Erie Railway, ana steamers on Huassn River
Fare o. low as by any other route.
Baggage called for and check 81 at hotels and prf.
vate residences orders len Al the folow Ing css
where tickets ard infnrnatton can be obtafnrds-
Northeast corner 18th street ana Penaa ave- north-
esst corner 9Th street and Fenna. ave-: Pa-senFsr
Station Baltimore sld Potomac railroad corner On
and streets ED s YOUNG
JyA-N General Passenger Agent
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BUILD:SC FERMTTs have been Issued as fol-
Vows, since our last report: Hon. VIM. Williams,
twO-stoTy brick, ~, between East Capitol aud
street southeast; Benj. F. Butler, fOur-story
brick and store, New Jersey avenue between
Ii and streets southeast, J. H. French do
do; Elizabeth Andermann, two-story frame
7th street. between Massachusetts, avenue and
T. street northeast; O. Dufour, two-story brick,
corner 18th and Pierce streets northwest; r. De
Lacey, tvO-stCry stable. 18th, between @ and ID
streets northwest; John Scanlon and John
O'Neal, two two-story frames, i, between 18th
and 9th streets northwest; James Ssyin, two
story frame, do.
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REsULT OF ADVERTISING FOR HOUsE-
KKErKg-A gentleman who advertised in TIE
STAR recently Tor a housekeeper writes TO us in
tie following uIg gent strain:
g For Heavens sake take advertisement
ont, OF else pat ia one that have half a dozen
hOusekeepcrs permanently For a few dsys it
took all my time opening letters, and went TO
replying cut % courtesy. / had u send down 20
the posi- Office after more stamps. Now the
applications from, widows AZ distance are fiOOd-
ing IN, and they are actually fiOcking out here
in Ierson. AZ first depreciatingly said we only
gave eight dollars; now can scarce drive 'em
away by saying that we offer no compensation
but the pleasure Of our company. I've secured
some Of the homeliest ones. Please drop the
adveIussnent. and Ohlige YOURS, &C.
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The CONTINUITY at large appreciate the use-
lulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
AND made TO order by Hempler, near AZ street.
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WHAT DID IT?-ls no longer the question
since the introduction of the Centaur Liniment.
When we meet an old friend who has been
shelved with rheumatism, or see q person
mangled underneath q rail car, and restored to
shape and comeliness, we now know that il is
the Centaur Liniment that does the work. No
other article ever did perform such miracles
There is no swelling it will not soften, no pain
It VIII not soothe, or lameness 1t will not
cure. 4 DC ea5
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THE GENERAL Posi- OFPICE-Iaformd,i0n for
he Publie.-Edit0r Star As there are constantly
In this city a great number ofpeople who desire
and need information as 20 the days of departure
OF all the foreign mails and their arrival at the
several ports, as also the postage on mail matter
70 Foreign places, IL ruld be n very great con-
yenienee II all such in Ormation was promin ent-
~ displayed at the General Post once, and
mus save the clerks there the trouble OF answer
1ng questions on this subject OF saying that they
do not know, or referring one TO another window
where no one Is to he seen, which is All yery
tedious and uresome this hot weather, and very
annoying TO all parties.
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Bstiste poIouase and RediDsos iS to en- Lac.
10 per cent
Brown Linen Polonaisc and Redingots, 90 to SIS,
less 10 per cent.
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, t0othache, sore throat, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
ameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that IL Is q standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings and
known to be o cure for these diseases. m til, 8 II
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THE SECRET why such crowds flock into the
sample rooms Of George W. Driver, at the cor
because of the refreshing character of his de-
nghtful and cool beverages, and especially so
Tor the reason that the exquisite quality of the
celebrated Lion Lager is improved by being
drawn from faucets of imnroyed construction ~
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A Two wKKKs' REsPITE FOR THE ALEx-
ASpRIA WIFE MURDERER--festerday morn
ing Sheriff O'Neal. Of Alexandra county, re-
ceIved notice that the governor OF Virginia had
sicnsd a respite IN the case Of VIM. Jackson,
COW icted OF the murder OF his wife in is7 and
sentenced % be hung in the Alexandra jail
yard on tomorrow, August lst- The respite
postpOnes the execution Of the sentence to the
18th " August,
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gwANr THE ROAD ExTENDED-S. Tavlo,
Suit, Thos jenkins and Joseph worthin ,fou
in letter 10 he Board OF Public Works, rso'
resent that the county commissioners and cfti-
zsns OF Prince Georges county, Md, have Just
ecmplsted a dne avenue leading from Sultan
In said county, TO the District line. at an ex.
pence Of $500. They desire - haye the road
sxtended through the lands OF Mr. Washington
Young and Cen Denman, east Of the city, and
that Immediate action be taken.
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THRoUGH LINK BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.

INhkoIGH LINK BETWEEN WASH NGTON,
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON, May a, iGS-Noon.
Trans between W ashingrou and -
New York are now run rs follows, 80 -, -
viz: ~ VEx4g
FOB NEW YORK. without change Of CATS.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at $50 o. m, 10 an
600 .. m.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York st $50 .. m, and Phiisdel.
Sieepins cars for New York on $50 train only.
Through tickets to PhilR6ep hia, New York, or
Boston can be had az the Station Once at eli houru
Of the day.
See Baltimore and ohie Bailread Advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
aapolis, and the West
THOs Il. SHARP. Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. K0ONTZ, Agent, Washington. mn
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BALTIhRSsRIEE Ro AND oHIoM@-

FROM BALTIMORE FOk WASHINGTON
Leave Of 41, SD, 6:45, $50, 74O, SIS Qlsand II
N. and l;, SO, 40, s:2O, go, $40 ana az m.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Ates q. NJ. and .. N, but not on Sunday
~ FOB NORFOLK.
At LILO D. m, but not Sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS
rIom beltimore-The az stopping u Relay and
Laurel only; the SD q. m. and 30 ,. m stopping
~ heiay only; the $50 m, without 80 ps; the a.
n, ~, ~, and $50 .. m stopping All stations.
from Washington.-The aud a. m, g., 7:S and
~ m trains stopping 81 all stations, the 0e and
the D. "a ~ Relay only; and the $50 9. N without
stops. On sunday the lilo D. m. will stop ct all
STATIONS south OF Annapolis Junction.
FOR POINT OF BOOKS AND INTERMEDIATE
POINTS.
AT $40 q. m. and f:sg and SIS p. m. Returning,
leave Point OF Rocks at 6:l5 and io5 a. m and e
p a., arriving al Washington NJ SIS and $50 .. N.
Through tickets to the West can be hss AZ the
Washington Station Ticket Once at all hours o. the
day also, at the Com psny's once, asa Peunsylve-
ola avenue. Passengers purchasing tickets al the
Avenue ONCE, can there arrange 20 have their
baggage called for and checked their residence,
taken 20 the depot, and put into the baggage car
For New York, PhilAaelp hia, and Boston, see Cd.
Fertisement Of" Through tiDe.n
TH0S. II. SHARP. Master Of Transportation,
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket AGENT.
GEO. &. KOONTZ,
le1 General Agent, Washington.
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l873fKSNsrSssSthAAla RoUrEl873
SOUTHWEST, sotTH, AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave a. follovs:
Ill is an % $685.. rs , m,
. ----el pm. ..--.-. s@ m.

with elegant Scenery, Palace state-room Day and
Night CaJ, with modern improvements. :.
Two hundred miles saved 70 Western and Centrd
The ii Is 9. m. daily, except Sunday, northvsst;
w." IN. ~ xKI coESi oTioSs u-.---
through from WASHINGTON 20 koChksIkk
and PITTeBURG without change.
Tickets By this route be procured q the omccs
corner OF th street. and Penneyyania avenue, under
National Hotel, where reliable information VIII be
rssssnsers procuring tiskets q this once can -
cure ~ Palace Can forf Pitssbufg.
marle-U Da1omoro Id.
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EDUCATIONAL.

STIIIrp PIANOS, unsup..sed tn sWosensas
~ tone ssss ne ss 1.eslerof o. e1ihi low
Agen<s, ESQ nth street, near nortswesftvyU
rs SsssFs n Pianos end
Tuning and hepeirine, Poiishins md vsruishins
secelxe tnnhint ntIeotsoo. ap1-H
ROLE AsD r9gTHT SUITS Specially i6iI
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Lockwood, Hufty 4 Taylor,

sas rESNsYLvASA AVENUE.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL BLOCK.
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ASSEMBLY,


provid1rg for the safety and care Of luuatics.
Aneaas iae a. p5o1ls or 80 5,s ?, a.5 - '
To requisite the gy anl pes o. ga. sn y Io'
In = uri.t % =, eorpors.ual moved he
Of 5 .ls rsss IT, hi "a. ~ before i desirS % =
10 5a beea HsHdea and rev GRANNY sos' -t1Hoaa.
sh Be aasr protection q Al ne zsreT o hes
s5o5o-.'' as ' s5r5s l. sool . r.ouH
~ oeEE ..ns i1s .qo1 y P f s 49, - ma ~ ,,
euane BE bn affected Ssv larE am Broosl'u
gentleman tr0a 45s Aiesrsr .so 'q 9a.. r' 40 "a, -
A-herrsr rsrs0a. he 3pesHeI aad y as.sa- . 1T.
Auarg he - rgs-aE u s iya! p. srns {, MURDER s,o
Two aees az = .s1 more 70 'so y, ., a.. VIC ,I s
az i \. ~, ~ sst BE sIIs q rsise1 % s71s Tai I'm
ss suea An second gree and shAb4 By n
sgaSsfI sfou!s b eEslaiasd 20 Sc a0v vouId
sEe pesg HasHuea as the preset siatHt fiasl y
20 = ll ~ h., .g,s 10 vots Tor RS ii ~ OrB4Es
"a and he BIZ ss-us eIs'ng e7 O aea
sing seel b. ne bA hr 7oon 70 rre'Hi' 'a'
on motion or Mr. OFDYKE, ne pm 70 secure better
-rifIstraOu u justice Do New York Police Courts
made q special order FOR Wednesday morning pr II.
The bul "a incorporate the ocDenacady City t4+IUau
Company vac passed
az NJ B,-rvrnl,fa anuro1ratan for payrg expenses
so ,sI ne ooa oa Of tie biu provers s ths
r FEiycE- create Ds,ns Coar u ~estehsate'
Also llasuaug relative % lie Coart O. Apoeals
a
regulating TIE ices Of oo1u1ers
40 awe o. relative bs q eIrhauEe s11 pfuzssoTr
agreed o..
.o lhornag sgaSar7 conviction o. professional tfr bur-
81 Nj PEsoSFrovdHs for ,s support Of tas BTOotyl Dr.
p-ls1res-
a 20 1rovIdin 'or Street C8mnissonsrs r. Utea.
10 auoarl M board Heath q Sew or 10 make oo1tr-rs
40 20 .-a- ls Teutl Ward o. BrootlvH rara.
h... -.ll.va o. nDrrazes lauas zul-- water.
y. ~ th1 MhuhltlB s-Ig Canal l1mpaa1.
40 -e.irf 10 he acc4p-aa FtarVes
B. - ALHzHsEt--A uiaoruE he contraction o 1r-ze uh
Nt7-i8rE 30 4lesns I0lHty.
~ NJ As ar ,ts consideration Of .te hoaseTo Incorporate
-rt-l IEafrlag .lfe-aA COMPANY
r BrEl11To caer no Sss-YorE Mortgage and razt Con
u1LE ...-,
BE To incorporate the DrFhg PAS Assoc amen 81
hJltzlrl.
IN-Iorrrg 20
l.. Wr. CtEAsY--0 sIrl4 fle lroI FIRE Department lci
L. Nr f..l-lu-adIag re Charter I'd. lIrz tll--u--
II Fl l-al-.i PalL-G Arh .ul Llsl hlEsT
D. -1sl Causar. 70 extend l1 trlfL
u. S. Ia-alCE Tlea- -lt employment o.. girls e sohe1 ~
al..r A..1es al.
4-4..s r' ..s
bF r 6yTDEE--. ROWLING For c.rle from leien nc ~ ~
y. Lr llll Cll..-1r f-e Board o tlc- oi --e-.-oHa
Cllu-T o Board a. szilae n lat crnuf7.
Adjourned TIL Monday evening
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

sENATE...-ALRAyT, Friday. April =. 1s7a
A remonstrance was received against apprO-
p--atng moneys for Oouevards and roads N Wessehos-
ter county.
CocK-To charter Of hs ORIENT Wharf COMPANY
Bv CaATFITLDFor 1dse tS ssqaeHina4 We a.
b. n TlSs1av-rs amend TIE charter o. os6easburr
b. u.bong societies Tor re pro'seos o. prop
cry severn towns OF me stAie
ReoTranirag TIE Pr Degrr1seHs Of Broos' q
Amending the ehErsT Of BinEhsEtor
Fef .he protection Of ne TonsstEI Reservation. - . -
RELATIVE FrAaori and Lion street raioas e Htnsi
1athonas tbs Raaebeet CouBe,s Railroad COphry 20 =
Ezte5ag 70, charter o. Beasroa A-uct0t e
Llsar the patent sued TO Ann Cos Or Tonter srseI q
10 st5r u N whitehall Pla:tsurs &. l-ad
COMPANY tie Caaa Railroad Comnan ami t1f ho9r sra
PAst.8ug CamnsHT corporation called lie New
SF t5s MARQUIS De ss Caaerova % -oBvsy View
BlLLs rvrHorUcvD
" JAEU W0oD-le-ing laua a. Nei POM 20 be Lrea
Also orur Brooklyn United State To- psfpo'e q :.
ustonal ce1steTr.
By NJ BAKER-To rrorynist he Pre- Derlrnsut u Trof
81 M Fo-TKk--sel4uve Sta1 Insurance CompaEleA
DIX the senate veto OF OIL No. Il9 emu
tea relating % the town officers and local gov
eminent keWJown. Queens County, giving Ms rts
length why the bill should not receive his Az
nature. Tue veto unanimously sustain ~.
Tie biI 70 incorporate Sev-Y0rk Loan and Sc
cnuy Company lost the vote reconsdered aad the
DlI laid on the table.
The hl 70 provide for greater security in the coec.
tiOu discussed az great length ana
Gov DIX =eut IN the annual report OF the sailors
Har0Or fOr the year 1871 The tOta recets OF ne
institution for the year Sl76.g74 s. aud the eN-
penses 81. 63I =. leaving hand over sss-yB.
Adjourned Jiil Monday evening.
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A PRFMrI-M on nIsF,sE-

When the humanitarian on bis errand of
mercy OK the gstherer Of news 10 the pursuit hs
calling pushes ME way INTO the dark and .oathsome
bowels which constitute the dwelling places Of
% the citys population d.-coses tDeir wretcned
% ne public -1ze. feeling OF sympathy aroused,
and demand made that something be- done 20 alleviate
The condition o. their hapiess tenants though 10
may be felt that much 81 he suffering + The fault of the
sufferers thcmse ves. BUt when This. which may be
unavoidable q -cat measure, added, through the
nt elect EahI- n tho officials dlthy streets and an
atmu-phere r-eki1- with uuwhoes0ue doors. not only
the comfort Of these poor dwee-s the by-ways is
concerned bal health OF tie whole city Many
Of he back The lower wards very dirty
state mingled % ashes a4d garbage and other
refuse covering fhf roadway or stretching % heaps
along the cru- and cioggu the cutters I'll the water
stands pools untes with rhl nth 20 form pa-ty
mud several inches deep IN spots. bazter-st.
through u entire length. observed by reporter n
TIE TRIBUNE yesterday, presented q most Wretched
1ppearauce. Hem The dirt bad mostly been gathered
been driven and pressed down. or The drt been
scattered street again. POOs or -agnant wafer
AMI puddle- Of black mud lDouldel giving forth oQof-
f but pleasant or neatnu A this -ertlun If Wltnln
haIt a block Of the sixth Precinct -tauonnou IL
Fraukln-st 10 could hardly ha escaped The notice 0f
the police Two three we're at WORK az one spot
however. breaking up the Ice winch. having been pro
tected ron The suns rays nv 'he dirt. -rI remained
uumelfed. BaTaru Park. TRANSPORT, NandeEater. ana
other streets a similar plight, though not quite
so r.fhF IT, N4udr ltsr-t.. a couple OF men Win
carts busy tne heaps of dirt hut nowhere else
were ally WurEmru -eFL- The man streets had JctL
carefully cieanrd. vel a. those 10 roni OF TIE Police
- stations. Though Got more important t--n taoSe nes
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-05
NR BEECH AND TIE POLICE.

Henry Bergh. President OK the Society for
the Prevention o. Cruelty Animals, appeared before
the Police Commissioner, yesterday. and preferred
complaint eainst Capt. lyman OF me Eighteenth Pre-
ciucr charging thai officer with having unlawtuily
leased prisoner AGAINST whom comp amt had been
made 0y patroIman. The circumstances which led 70
NJ Berghs making a complaint - follows.
Parroimau Mckenzie Of the Eighteenth Precinct heard,
on the night OF March T. that there dognght in
stable attached 20 the quarters 81 Engine Company No
% Of the Fire Department, al No. IA East Twenty
fourthst Mckenzie FASTENED the stable and dnding
the doors locked demanded ADMISSION After several
minutes the doors were thrown open. and Nc
be found three frrmeu 10 uniform and two
men holding Two dogs one OF the men was
Francis Burke foreman o. the engne company, aud me
other Wac mar named Flood. weilSnown dog fancler
The officer arrested Burke and Flood and took them be-
mousse Elkns asked No Kenzie what cnIrge he bad %
make against the prisoners. II rkenLe replied dog
rItluc This brought tue CUupl INT under the head "
me prevent cruelty 20 animals. capt lyman
re- ea--d Burke held Food, who DISCHARGED on
the next nurIug justice scott az the Es-e Market
Police Court tine ground that tlert was no evidence
Mr. Bergh argued that Capt. lyman had no legal rSut
10 release prisoner against whom tnrre had lecn en-
-ar1t complaint the uiOrter Of the station house
Commissioner Manierrp said that the worst feature ~
that the entry N TIE Dlotter OF cruelty 70
conduct substituted Mr. Bergn then read the
law OF the subject OF dOgnguung, auu said that
vpueI gufu- OF the auOm nAIe crimes committed 10
rht CITY were due 90 the police captains ana ponce JUS
-.rr-. of purer justice Mr. Bergh then prl. sed the
roudue OF officer NJ kenLlf drrrstlng the men. ana
sad he would investigate any atlenpt 20 per-ecute
him The complaint referred 20 tls decision "a lie
hoard al Police.