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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-10
Boys WATCHES,

We are in receipt OF another lot Of those mag.
nIacent little Silver Watches, Just tho thing for
young America"-llttle but good. Also La.
dies Watches, American and Foreign. and full
stock Of Gents Watches. at 104 Market street,
below M'Lur0 Houso. the place for Watches,
Clocks, JeWelry, Gold Pens, Spectacles, &C.
~ special attention given TO repairing.
fehIO OXTOBY q DUFFIELD,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-10
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of The ROYAL oOllREO Of sutTOols Ia,
don, graduate nom one OF tho most oSSSo,
Colleges n ne gpitea State, and thS Ei6Sto;
part Of whose life has bean spent In ne h6SOlSIs
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elISTSs,S
has effected B0me'Oi the most a6tOnlAhIDS ~
ever known. Many troubled With rinfinS X
the head and earn when lBlOop, meat neTeS ~
ness, being alameda guddan sounds, 6CSSSi.
ness, with frequent blnAhlnK, Att0ndod DoSS,
timeg with deranGGment Of mind, W6rO e1FSi
Immediately.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-10

DIR, TUFTS HAIR DYE IS HARMLESS.
fe8-eodGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-10

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING
i unclSimed in the Post Once at Wheeling
Monday, February 10, 1879.
To obtain any OF the following, the applicant
will please call for advertised lettors, giving tho
date Of this list.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-10
New Advertisements.
FRANK CoEN,
Architect and Builder.

Architectural Drawings, including Plans, Ele-
VatiOns, Sections, Specifications. Detail Draw.
lngs complete, with Estimates Of Quantities and
ell information in regard to Building or remodel.
ing furnished freeof charge (RTatis.I
Ny system OF business in contracting does
away with tho Vexed question Of extras, and
templating Building or RGmodGlins than any
other parties In the city can give.
OFPICE AND RIsIDHNCB-CORNKRF FOURTH
AND CENTRE STREETS,
ie6 WHEELING, ". Va.
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NladfcnI.
Baltimore 3, e. Lock Hospital

0No0-7 soum Erods1ot ans

DIR. JOHNSON
Has discovered the most Cortaib. R.,.,.,
only Edectual Remedy In thor IA ~ ~ ~
mess Of tho Back or Limbs, BtfieEur6S, Ig.H..e!G'
OF the Kidneys and Bladder, InVoinnkSSS s|S r.
charges, Imp0teneY. GeneEll DEBILITY M. ~
ness, QlgpepGi1, LAnRpoF, Low 9pifitS s,.OO!!E
sion OF Ideas, PalpttStioA Of no He1rt FiS3t23
y, Trembling, Dimness Of 9lGhE el i4S
fection5 Of TIE Live, Lama, btcmSsS g 80, A.
-thoHa Terrible Disorder SFiSlDG iSoSS .SoS,a M
HAbitg Of Youth-uGIIF and O0li5Sy nSSstSl.l ~
more fatal 70 tholr Vietiml than tho ~
gyTenB % TIE NAEtnora oi[lyRlEC SfiSS "
their most mIllinnt hopes of an bItieS3 Snl
deTmR marriage. &e., impotBiblS. ~
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have been Tie yietimSo, s,,,
r. Vice, thAt dfoadtm and detkuGfiTS ~.
which annually sweeps 10 an untimSIS w.
thou1and9 Of Young Hen Of Tie mos risSIIee
talent and brilliant intellect Who ni0ht otSSEa
thunder q ol0quonee, Of walked 70 Oc1fSsv ~
thrilling lyFe, may call With full e0phdSSeS y
MARRIAGE,
Married Persons, or Young Men eout.up,,.,.
Marriage, being aware Of PhyIlcSi WSSSeSo1ll
organic debility, defoTmitieS, Spee6Ilv tSs.i
He who places himself under % - NJ n
J., may religtouBly eonAde IN hiO honor a. y "
tlGm91, and confidently rely upon hiS Sift q |.
ORGANIC WRARNHSs
Immediately. Cured and Full VlVOr 49,,
This di9roSaing Affection, which tGniSS ~
migeteble and Marriage impoS1ible, n IN III
y paid ~ tho victims Of tmpfopR in66IS SS1S
nom not being aware Or To az hi ~ SSS,.:
ceS that may enHaa. Now, who that undSISf ~.
the subject win pretend TO deny thit IN p6-..
Of pEoc0reRton y lost sooner b. I'm kIjVS
into improper habits than BY thS nF1dSnt n!
sides being deprived Of the pleasure d 6S,ItSS
ofSpEing, The most serious and deStneiiS!
ympto%RS S! q Doth nooGy and mind AHA r.
Mental Functions weakened, lon 81 PSosSSISal
tive Power, Nervous 1EfitGbIlity. DvSSSnSl.
RRlpatAtion OF the Heart, IndlCoIiicu Go5 H.
tlonAl Debility, 9 wasting oft6a Fam. GoSSS
Consumption, Decay and Death.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-04
Serf6nfe e--@erlangt.
Die gsrntur ron
Sb. SDllner II. gpbu,

Sentrefrnbr Scranton pa. ,r
EelOrst ben gus unb gsrfauf Spn SduIern,
BARNS, pbfr tfrrn Ssrmirtbung, unb pirb ale
ipr anSfrirautsn @el&dftr PiiuftIib frIssiesn.r
Scranton, II. gtpriI. 'tp ..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-04
Sci1rric6 Secbit,
@Hrtfa SGife HRb 2id)ter Gabrtf,
Slnfnn's Gats. Sfranton, Do.

GmpfttItn ibrs Stifs unb etttrr, pom be-
fen Watrrial fabrtStrt uub su ben biaisfsH
prtiIen. @
Stift uue 9i&ttr i'm @rpbtH unb 8lsinrn
BON better AuaIit6t. unIblitt unb 6stt tperbtn
In TauI@ aneenpnimsr pber AUD gum bod
fen Rarftprrffs baar bs,abIt. Bette Rpfn-
Stift pire foTtPGbrrub baitIbft fabritirt. 22f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-04
q 81 Au+l 4lH ls-3 macs .r1
= L. Il l|.l5i..n-IIg.. !.
Il. z. ''Msleinel: =. 9GpO=
.tbffe babe id bon
M0.. SIG 9afaz
.DannQ QCOenue
.llll5ad) MO, 517 lin
DaS GOurtbQu6z
6ebGuDe) Derlegt.
G.GsGbittenDerl,

zOdS 0Spcntin9 Ebal, bic pbereu
0endiier bes SuSauebanna NIB
bic Saefdtpanna Spblenresirn, Gins
f9lte6enb Mniitbten unb Seenericn
BON Slprss p cnniplSanien.
gtOtosraPbtf& iIIuihtrt sUn @m. 8.
SburH.
gBirb YerSTtntli6t IN mUnatIitsn 9isfsrun-
gen, irbs 2itfetuns sutbaItrnb spsi srUbe pbp-
teBrapbiI9r NnhGtfn ron benz Wypmtne 5bal,
her pberen @epGfTsr bts Susautbanna cher
aus Der 2adananna 6pblsnrseipn.
lin baS @trf anjirbtnS fir ben parlcr uub
bic Stblirtbf ~ MAIDEN, tpirb brr gtrlsesr
tptbrr Whbr NOD Soften ipaIeu, nm cine an
senrbmr Nisfhttuns uub aussfpGbIte anTh-
ten ~ lirfsril, bsslritrt Spn bilfcrihrn uub bi-
psrdpbifhen Rgtisfn Urn plIgtn, R6uneru
unb .GrstsntTrn in 8srbineune NIT bsr Sc
fhtnte prn 9tcrb TenuIplpdnier. "'.-- 80
Das Wrn pirb nitt lterrpisprt fest III
tatsr bic 3sit m untVri9reiben fur bic, 70 90
plnIhtn. ~ '' . =,
stsiH puTsnstrts @sI&tnf fam man Isinsn
8reuntsit i'm alten 8aterlanb cher nittsrn
Stda. en- irnbtn, ais cine ilIuifrtrtr @ef6itts
unfsrtr Sstmatb uuS llmstseub.' :.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-04
Oempfratifcbe Staats sSDns
Oemtipn,

Die Dslfsdtsn jur ttmcfratiihsn
Staais +. Gonpeutipn ttaten porltbttn
WHtpc@ nm 10 llbr In DlIftsbarrs Sa'
lammsn. Or. Nnbup Nsbtneer uures
,um ttmprrirsn 8OrliBsr trpabIt uno
naHbtm bic eitt Der DeIsaaten psrls'
fen une bic n6tbis,n COMMITTEES trs
nannt parts, psriaats lh bic Berlamns
luua bis 2.30 llbr glahmittass.
Die @onpenti0n ruTef Na&nittn8e
UNI 3 llbr richer sur OrSnuus struftn
unb prsanlflrtt flo buta grpdblune
bts pttnetnannttn Strrn gum ptrmas
ntnttn Gorfbtr,
5isFanI IhTitt man sar Ncminatipn
eines gaHbibatsn fur 8iater Der Sn-
prtmr Court. Die @atl fsl auf Samss
R. eublOp pOn philadelphia.
Als @anbibat FIR eas amt ftnfS
StaalsIGnbmsilsrs wHrbsn stnf @n'
,abI 6srrsn aus alen 3bttlen bee
Staatee porsef6lassn. PER- dranels
Na. 6ui6infon RON aGtsbanY County
ertlslt bsim spsItsn Ballot Die srniissu-
be Siimmsn3abl unb 60 puTts ltius
NUmtuattpR tinitimmis ssmadt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-04


Dir Staifa&t, bab mfbrtre Der an>
wfftnbtn Dtlssattn F& an benz Saiair'
otstitatl tstbstltgtsr, anB 8trnnlafune
,u fharfsn Wprtrn unb fs Sfrtknt frs
wdbnt gu tptrpena bab bic Ggnptnttcn
tn suti6tertnea Musbrddsntin {Ul6sS
gerfabrsu mibbilIIstr, iuis aus bn Rads
ifsbsnpsn Yldiform ,u erfttth H.
(giuin ausfiibrtiGsn 8eriHt iibsr bic
GunUsniipn bate uus elm 4iern3suss
ptrlprCtbsn, bod mar Bic gum SGlub
her Sornen nod tttn esbensjeittsH BON
lbm ba.) e - .aa
Die am 81. QusuR In Gsiltstarre
psrfommsIt eswsIine Staats @pnSsns
ton Der Gsmptrattnl bon spfnniploas
nten bat nahasbsnOe prinstpisns Gre
tld,unsau aIs ibrs Slatform aufssesnt,
Die ipit In gsbran8ttm &ustuSt irittbst'
LETT. H., l aslisuH
q slis Gtnlsttuns srtldrt fis .tbrs 8st-
,ftrrmuns su Der platform ber Obtc
Demufrntie. ~ '',ne3 ~
8f&lub 1 srtldrt, bab bic Demptra.
tie fstnt iOotsn 6rnssn rtptepsrtrptde,
bis General 8sgtsruus In alien tpnfts
tutionsllen Waeressln unitrRiibe unb
Der Qualification nnp SttsFtpn tppchlre;
Die 8stte Der Staaten lolItsn, gsgen
GENERALIZATION esihibt psresn;, rphnfdt
litsrals Naturaliiattuuesslsbt fir @tns
sspauoerts; trfldri fi6 eegen NphSpp,
Itltsn uno lptstelIs @fiebsrldlfs ~ tsreu
@unftn, mirb binseseu afIe .9nfprms
maersssIu irsubis untsrltaben.i 500
g. Ter 8sintbum ttiitSn9aubee III
Elm prcbutt isiusr @rbsit,' Die Itbtsre
fouts Sabsr Dor unssrsGtsn gthStiFsn
unb uutsrpriiduns seI&lbt lsin; In bic
fem Siunt empfsblt fs bic Sefhliife
Oss nsuli&tn Ratipnal arbsItsr@ @onsrsl-
lss BON Glsstlanb, p,lGt artttratipn
unb 60 SpsratiOn bsfiitwurien. ~,
. Sr bem 3. Selhlub ptrpEt@tst Fe
fh, ole rbrlthtn Mittel nn,nmtnbtn,
um bic SeI6wsrSen Der Nderbuuer abs
autslsn uub tbntn @trfGHsftit pibtrs
fn9ren 80 lnffn. -,B,.--z,s ,,g 49,
gfa6 SsIdlub 4 fpllen ole 6fTsntti&sn
9inOrrsisn ben tptrflinen glufienlsrti re-
lsrpirt rrsrben; a[le esnCsetfHlsnbsrs
upssti an tnforpOrlrtt 9tislIfaaftsn
perpen 6fuun;irt. ,r ib.i,at,, a. ,sr,
SIN 6. Bslalub uirb btr. tptitausgss
brettetsu Corruption ssba6t unb btflsls
bs oIc ttns @efabr fir BEN ScrfttRanb
Der 8spuSlit srtidrt. Der grtttt llecI
btlisr SGWInbsl uno @afair, DttbRatl
paEirsn 8sSus unb btr llmldnb pirb
beiuussrs bstont, bab Der 9rdfbsnt aIlf
loIGe S6pintItr bur6 Netitst ttlcbne.
Gin, raoifals abbdlfs ptrp pfttarst.
SriGlub Z strbnmmt ben. SaIair>
Dirbftabl unbr bieisntssn, Ipelhs. baran
ibstlssHommsu, pbne llHtetfhitb5 Der
9artsi; sfenlp BEN prdFbtnith Grant,
Ter leiue tcbe Sttlluua ra,lt brnubt
babe, cine Iot6e @tts Su pnGiren. g
Die SsidIiiTe 8, 8 uuO 10 benun,irsn
bic 9Snblbttriigereisn Der maGtbattns
BEN partst; bic @tabltrung tiner gles
At runa nit bsm Saicnstt tn 9Uuilfana,
1e9sn etn 8lllen bts 8oltts; nnb ma
teG, ia bic gcntrolIe alItr Dtpartes
mtnts in Sdnbtn Der 8spnblitautr III,
OttIs fur als 0libperpaItunS pttants
resnae
Der IL. 8tf&lue frsat bsr bempfrn>
tilHel Ydrtrt 0tibrauM nnb fprbert alle
patriDttr auf f& untsr btm Bannsr
Der Dsmpfratie ;u lammsIn, um bic Ns>
Dirruns ben 5dnbtn untbrltaer Ndns
ttr su sutTstBen. 20 .a.iu'sg
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-04
II. @arO Gigentbuul.

Dds eteentbum bee Srn. 0iaidms, etra
40 Sub iSrUnt tfi 60 6us tisf bas unfere Ebsil
Su Stpres uno eaS pberr Jbsil ,u gEpbnun9stt
tiueri6tet pirO rrtrr lttr billiaen 8reinaIt-
asnSunt gerfaaf nngebptrn. Nur Gin tleiner
6beh ees Raufstlbes pirb nrbr,abIt, her Relf
fam fir SO Sabre auf abl6Iags;dbluneen
itebrn bletbrn. Ribrs Gusfunft ertbrilt
y f7tIim 8. .. Wrtebt
III ber 3pritrn giational 9anf. @aantGn, "a.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-04
cite Oenti@er sriefe,

..,I1hs biS ,uut aslrigen Gage IN bteli1fr pet
Snisn,en MAN nnS nitt abssboli purheH :ls
gppsrf, Srbn elstn, Ninry
8reia, AntcH Range, 9br.
GdsTt, Rartin eutbtr, Sebann
Gdsrt, Saspb S&ntietr gi&sIas
SastnbulH, u. Sbpeif, Sobn
Sirt, Nedft gBtblT, ptnry
altin, Spbn gBitbutr, Aner.
glan btmsrts btim ab5pIsu. bae bic grtsft
in Ssr bsuh&su 3eituns arssbtei tpdrsu.
&. 9 aimpft Slsrf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-04
Sat iDerfanpfel. :

Gin III Dp6etlcpn srlestues @Ubnbdus,
itrstltpdt6 uHe ilebsu 3immer eHtbaltenb. Das
Sl8sntbum tlfim ,bs0en 3pifanbe. NIT eintnt
S1eIsn9li@sit @aTtfn. 9Gbere Ausfunft srtbsilt
Y SasPara3p.alb, GobsstCtpu. 20mi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-04

sboicSrdpbtl$ tauiiriTt, pirs aug IN lttnem
ssitfot iOpstt . BIG (SdStststt ese Sseattturs
Der Sanjfn brnanittn &ssirn fein = Mot bios
cine @sl9ttts hsr anfanssptrtcSe Stsiss aba
LEG, tittiIabsn NIT inSianil@sn @amsn anb
gtn;tlupstter, fpuber rin ppnfdueisss Gbo'
tpsrapb S'n RCreplf- yennisIranifn, bic friibsrs
@f1@t@te in Der ptriptttiss, bic srpben Snbu-
fritn, uutsrnebmunsru une Raturlbrnbeiten
i'm 8prbtrsruub. DIE 6eeer pirp bic Camera
sIfiitn auf tbrrr 9pur bur6 eiele Seftipn
tss Staalss, bienrnb ais 8lbrrr. P0 Gin Sin-
be nie bic Guslbt bsumt pttr I'm unppa-
itdnbisr &btriide ;u trl6uifrn.
~ '.t 3. q. GlarL
Sbpmas GnsIift assHt fir Srantun
unb Dunntore. t4dg
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Wt6heln I! Wt6beln I!
OSrieE;cr S &c..

SOC eadapauna ast., nabs @aibinstun aDs.,
,tiasn bisrnii BEN btutI9rH pubIifum an, enb
he ibr 6IeIh6ft mad ibrer eignen Iitutri 8s-
b6uSs ndtft 5birf Son ibreni fTiHfTtn plase
ptrltgt babrn.
Dem ettbrten TubIifum fur btsbrristn 3u-
lpru& eanfsnN, stbrn MIR tueltiH bic gtrf@s
srung, bay mir unftrt 4unefn aud IN 9ufunft
reel unb siIlig brbisnrn psrtFn.
Rtparaturtn prompt auseffiibrt.
Gbtulp fmpffBIsn mir uus ais ert&snbsipr.
aer.
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(GorrefponO.n, bon gsilfesbarrs.)
2. Stpa 1873.

rr| trffr.f q. Sepk 1910.
Die @attin bts &rn. Salob 5lsIff-
mann Itarb pprist DO6t naG elmer fnIf
prti Wpnate anoautrnpen 9rantbsit.
= SAINTS ReGUICsue patbt am
Samaas In btr Grantltn Wint BON sts
nsr b,rabfuasnbtn scbIsnmaft sri&Ia-
gen. H7as
= @m. .. 1intr BAT pttbtruui bic
5srau'sabt Der p8tecrb Of tbt SImss"
iibsrnpmmfn, na6btm bas senannte
SInit fdf spsi Sabre In aHbtrn 6dn'
ben mar.
= Die btsfssn gambler bnbtn bic
6oblrnprtiit an allen Serten I'M 30
@snis per SOnrt srtSbt, NIT benz esfrt'
gen Gage bteinntnb. ~
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MleronDer .&aD,

gtfsfo-, gain,; mo SfblIo- HaltIi
9Bpcmiue Aptnuf, nabf btr ntusH poltef-
fec, btipret alIf In Ifin 8aG ftni4Iastnetn ar-
bfittu uup 9aptirsH btiftns. fAaP1O
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-04
SSerloal0t tUirS:

Sine iii6tise SausbGItrin in riner Flsiuen
Gamtlis. Wlan frage na6 tei Satpb
90 l6ger @fs Srn 9adapanua unS gBaIb-
tn9trr glpenue. ffp
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-04

pubIifatiCnssgtbingunssn;
Sas @trf srItsint solfGnSis in Is nipnat-
liben eieffruneen. ju so Gents isbe, sutbal-
ttub in Gatr 80 srpee photographer.
Sste 9trftrung IN sabltar btim Gmpfaug,
ta bic Eraser Httt bergen btitftH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

Editor !Stsr Your article on the advent Of the
Asistic cholera, in which you ask the citizens
visitation Of the dreaded scourge, was as wise as
IL was timely, and IL behooves the authorities TO
heed your warning. The heedlessHess of the
Streets and ALLEYS Is suicidal! II therefore
dev0lves on the Board OF Health to see to 1t that
should the terrible Asiatic scourge spread ms
gloomy pinions above our land. he cannot lind
a foul spot in our city on which 10 rest. Cholera
is but bird OF prey, and only alights where
filth and foulness invite him to his feast Of
death He is born of foulness, lives on foul
ness, and must be starved out by cleanliness.
IL is time, therefore, that the Board Of Health
peeled of their daintiness and went to work in
earnest to clean out the cesspools. Men would
marvel al the horror of leaving carcasses I'M
avenged in plaques and death. Yet in the midst
OF our most populous places in Washington
there are plague breeders, fostering in the sun,
which, unless speedily abated, will not only
native to themselvesl Between 18th and 18th
streets bounded by T and u there is /" a
blind alley, which, for foulness and filth,
Asiatic cities where cholera is Matched
There is row of respectable brick buildings
on 18TH street, containing perhaps one hundred
persons. All the slops, etc, from these houses
empty into this alley. Directly in the rear is
row of two-stOry brick buildings, occupied by
colored people. The number Of persons in tbts
row equals, perhaps, that on 18th street. All
Stops, drainage, ETC.. from here also ''debeHch''
into '.this" alley. Now, consider that there is
no outlet for all this filth and you easily I'M
derstand that there is enough of incipient death
lurking there to spread gloom over the whole
country With a burning sun pouring iato this
river Of death, It's poisonous exhalations render
life miserable for blocks about the place. II
seems to be useless to report to the authorities
Therefore, in the interest of the general health
we call upon you to publish this letter. How
many more such plague spots are hidden away
from the public eye in our city, it is for the
proper officers to discover in time. If not dis
covered and abated, then we may safely sax
that every house will pay tell to the undertaken.
for the general supinepess.
Yours SruIy, MANY CITIZENS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

and spent some time listening to their exhorta-
tons and prayers He il not yet satisfied, he
says. that he has made that peace with his
Maker which win insure the salvation Of his
soul.
FAVORABLE To RgsPITE.
This afternoon Mr.. Meigs, the clsrk OF the
court, received a letter from the Attorney Gen
eral, requesting copy Of the records and ind
ings in the case Of Wright, and II Is Supposed
that this action is favorable to respite.
Gen. Croker has determined that he will
issue as few passes tickets of admission to the
Jail yard as is possible, and these will be con-
fined to members of the press and the profess
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

NVW0emsf0 LoGSlS.
TIE police wore straw hats yesterday for the
HIST time this season
Capt C. NJ Levy has been very i'll for some
time past At his residence on Capitol Hill, but
ie now PTonOulced out of danger.
The superintendent of sewers has been
directed 20 ret in sewer trap at the northwest
corner OF 18th an streets northwest, in order
to sbate stagnant water nuisance.
Mr.. A. T. hcdstOne, president of the National
labor CoaDct, has appointed j. Daggett Hunt
of New brun< wick, y. j., executive officer for
that state o. the United workingmen of
America.
The work Of cutting and grading street
southeast, IRON New Jersey avenue TO 2d street,
Was commenced on Saturday last. IL has not
a vet been decided what kind of street pave
ment will be kiid.
The bids ter erecting the British Legation
by Minister Thornton. There were three com
pet.ors, and the bids from SO OOO to So .0)0
above the limit or the appropriation made by
the British government.
The commission TO examine the claims OF
citizens for damages caused by the public i'm
Iro,ements, lave finish ed their work in George
probable that they will be ready TO make a re-
port to The present legislature on any of the
claims exceYt those of Georgetown, and they
will ask more time.
man was discovered approaching the city
On the Bladensburg pike yesterday morning
having the smallpox in its worst form. An
patched by IN. Bliss, acting health officer, and
the man was taken up and carried to the hos
Pital. He intended taking the cars for Balti-
more, and Wa on his way to the depot.
At the Metropolitan Presbyterian church,
yesterday, the Rev. Dr. Stewart, of Colerain,
Pa, OH ciateG IT the morning service, and the
Rev. DIR. Gardiner, of Reading, Mass, in the
evening. The discourses of both gentlemen
were unusually effective and were listened 10
by large congregations. hrs. Stewart and Gar
diner are delegates To the General Presbytery
in session ar Baltimore.
A boy named John McVey was picked up at
the corner of til and G. streets on Saturday
afternoon In a faintng ft, and bleeding from a
wound in the back part of the head, which he
afterwards stated was done accidentally by a
companion II The gas works while loading
cart. The wound was dressed at the Children's
Hospital, on ESireet, and he was then sent to
his home, On VI, between 22d and Sd streets.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following sale
have been made since Last rax.ort

REAL ESTATE SALEs.--The following sales
have been made since our last report:
By Latimer A Cleary, auctioneers.-Part of origi-
nal 10; with improy ements In square 9a2 on Ea,
Capitol street, between 9Th and 10th streets east To-
John c. Wilson, for 81 Do. This is about seventy
cents per square foot and shown that pr perty on
Capitol Hill lie looking up.
By Luttrell Huntington, auctioneers VIM.
Hoffman, trustee lot Is, square No. 5, with i'm
pr0vements, for 81 $50; VIM Gayien purchaser
BE- r. M. Hall, real estate broker For q. D.
Barrett, all OF square No. l39, on Connecticut
avenue, to ne Hon. L. Q. Ingersol, for SIS 2sO To
that Mr. Barrett purchased this square only THIRTY
days ago ct , the last sale being an advance OF
'F 2SU i'll the time stated -
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A RESPITE FOR WRIGHT
ONE MORE WEEK TO LIVE.

On the recommended ion Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, the President, before his de-
parture from the city this morning, ordered
that the sentence Of Thomas Wright be respited
until Friday, June 9Th, 80 that the execution
would not take place on Decoration day.
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The Boa rd Of Public Works.

1hE NV MEMBER WELCOMED.
a full meeting of the Board Of Public Works
was held this Il Orniny at the Columbia build
1ngs, on street. for the purpose of receiving
and welcoming the new member, Mr.. III. A.
willard, who, n company with Governor Cooke.
arrived at the Office of the Vice President of
the Beard at 100 O'Clock.
Governor CoCke made a brief address in
which he heart AZ welcomed Mr.. Willard and
expressed nus congratulations that the beard
had received 80 valuable an acquisition TO its
membership IN The person of gentleman so
well known to the citizens of the District a. a
thorough. practical business man.
NJ. willard made an appropriate response.
thanking the members for the cordial manner
m wIslch they hal received him; and he As
suret. them of his hearty cooperation in all that
pertGaned to the interest OF the District of Co
lumbia. with whish he had been so CLOSELY al
he'd ~ business AID social interests for many
years.
Mr.. Shepherd sSoerward- welcomed the new
member, and reclted briefly what had been
done SAGE the organization of the new govern
ment! the general p an Oh which the work of
improvement had been carried On, and closed
by >tatl<g that IL Ne lid be impossible to carry
on work a. vigOrousty during the current year
IN eonse4 1ence of the limited means at their
command the principal thing to be obtained
the present season weI III be the finishing up of
the sewerage system which was regarded by ALI
As paramount in impor s2nce to other work.
The Chief engineer VS. then requested TO ex-
plain by hiE charts aiiG drawings the general
sewerage plan for the District. which occupied
some time. sster which Chief Clerk johnson
building and explained iii detail the manner Of
dispOslng of the business 81 the office, and in
troiuced the saperintendehts. clerks, and all in
the building to- he new member
Nh. Willard ak IN essed himself as highly graf
lied with the ma inner OF exPediting business in
The various departments, and at 11-j0 O'Clock.
with .Gcz. Cooke and Vice President Shepherd,
he LETT the building.
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The Forty Hours DEvorIOS AT Sr. PAT
RiCk's-The ceremony Of the forty hours adOr-
alton OF the Blessed Sscraa-ent commenced at
ST. Patrick's Catholic church Yesterday morn
ing, after solemn High Mas, At II, In the pres
enee Of a very large congregation. Rev. Father
Walter was celebranf. Father keane, deacon,
and Father San MARITIME. sub-descon. The ser
mon was by Father keane. who spoke OF the
origin and object OF the forty hours alteration.
The altar Sss beautifully decorated and illum
mated, and splendid canopy under which the
Blessed Sacrament was borne in the procession
Vas prepared for tue occasion. st. Patrick's
being the oldest Catholic church in Washington
n often attended by persons from all parts Of
the city, as well as strangers. and the worthy
pastor does all in his power TO make the church
attractive. The choir rendered Haydn's six
teenth mass, with Prof. Richter at the organ.
The forty hours close to- morrow with solemn
High Mass, when the Blessed Sacrament will
We again carried in PROCESSION. At the masses
ming there were great many commu-
nicants.