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New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
Board and Rooms Wante

DOARD DWANTED-Within h1uN Of New
ID York And viii bs aken-Fq 6enenan
,td VIE and three grown and shade bath
ny and rsqared also ssbng far TIVE horses Address
with full particulars And references j. G Boz SIo- ~ l. Fotom'e'
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
Situatiof1s Uanteo--M Males

GARDENER and USEFUL-By a French
~ man age u lpeaks BneishE all nnds "
vegetable oser and gardening cattle and horses
drive milk he lately landed Call CARPBNTERS, l3s West
! lthst. corner 6th-aye
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
houses auo fdrms Udnteo.

NVANTED-By three adults for Summer
w houseseeying small FURNISHED COTTAGE or part OF
FARMHOUSE within 6ng Bies Of city. Address WITH terms,
4. ", - = West S1d-St, Uptown Tribune Onoe
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
6elu BanIeo--M Males.


DOY WANTED.-In a design room must
ID have some Eno~ge sf drawing AaareA4 Boz 3977 Ssv
York
WANTED-A Young MAN, 30 to % years of
w mus,
ooup and he veil recommended Ad
fres. lO7 Tubuns OGee stating salary expected
full psIteaIarA
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
feuai Nctlrcs.

NTHE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
D.fnei FsmsFs Loan And Trust
CITY and John Baird Complainant s1nn ne ny
.ept s1d Denver COmpanv T. d. OseI jerome "
G0inK. Fabrmwsh Rp0nsenss And us inf'hef or
Gc st until Coa, the s1n ~ Joseph sno
City CcpA1y se OF zoe .hA o
, "a - railroad A Dpovded for o>sh
u or coupons ecGro bT sad AID apen the payment "a
Of bends coupons " he san
s4d make ~ such purchaser deed
NJ little paaser the lien of mortgage, nt Al
. kales haH a or sppro.a ssc copy Of
u, orr YOTK Daily Tribune and IN one
Of Omaha EebrHSkS ana in St Joseph dsson
CsHsd II Aaeos District Of Nebrssks %
Clrk VI Circuit Of the United states Tor
Dstne eerr that save compared The snnsrea eI
rA Of said Court with the ongIa aPprHrs Of
,r ea loho $50 of the Sf TIE
ect ranscr thereof and G Of M slirse 10 test
sf have the of es stx the City oil
Un.hs in Distrie, or the sth day n MAJ 1879 - -
I.xul WATSON B. SMITH. Clerk
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GE ORG ETO WV.

AcCIDEST TO THE POTOMAC SIx-oARE0
GiS.-As the six-oaEed gig of this club was
returning from the usual afternoon pun yes
ttrday II encountered the heavy swell made
by the passing steamer Express and sWam2ei,
preablng the boats back ana lvlIis, other I'M
I he cfcU escaped in small boats which go
Sc ut from the dollhouse.
HAVE VIZ CHILD STEALER IN Town.
About oclock Saturday evening an unk..ar-,
man called st the residence of Mrs vyiIi5s71
O'BIien. on Favette street, and inq1i.ad foy fbs
child OF Mrs. Chas. II. O'Brien. sr.f stated tfrat
Is m"'herp NEo was at Mr., !. Woods (her
fsther, who lives at the corner Of 5th and Mar
bet streets bsd sent him FOR it. that spre of her
tTlaBds wished to sec u, There was no ora hut
young lady at the house at the time and -
tne child was not dressed to go out, she refused
10 let II go. soon afterwards the Child's grand
mother returned from market, aud, a!tef hea,-
ing the request, went 10 the residence OF Mr.
Wood ard found that neither the mother nor
any one else had sent tor the child. IL il said
the man was seen lettering in the nefghborhOOd
several hours.
Cur his FINGER OFP.-YesterGav while out
during recess Of the public school on Ugh strest
son of Mr.. NordIiBger eat one of his dT ys-s OF
with sewer trap. He was sent 20 the dsnensa-
~, corner of 30 and High streets, where DIS
Richie and Kleinschmidt attended him.
ARRIVED.-1he canal boat Theodore Emory
arrived to-day With 200 barrels of four con-
'lgnfd 70 =. G. X II. II. Waters, aud tina sebo m
er il. L. Il r. from Nova Scotia, with $40 fans
OF plaster for Hartley * BTO.
TEERE WERE NO RECEIPTS OF grain today.
The sales reported are 500 bushels Of wheat
SI.25,
STBAM CANAL BoAr.-Ou Saturday after
room The steam canal boat built for Cant. Z l.
ward Lynch, OF tisOrgetO VI, by Nessrs COrle-
han. WAS launched from their hoat-vard IN
~ mher' and into the basin OF Walsh x Nc
k.ig't YhTrf. The greater portion Of the ma
chIrery j. in the boat. The remainder, with
the boiler, will be put in shortly. ltisexpecreI
at the steamer VIII be ready Tor n trial tim
L les tbaH twC week. time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-29

Chief Ergtreer CrCrin, OF the District ire
department. leaves here this afternoon for St
lCu--. 70 attend the national convention OF en-
EiGseTs 70 be held there October 5th.
atf-aEa VIC IE.s--lG2 % Col. E1stF. Miss
81 3TsEaii, OF FsUguier, Va, daughter OF Mr.
Lewis A2r~tall, vac CL Saturday appointed
20 a Z, ACE IN TIE Treasury
ALCEE the candidates for admission TO IL
Tavsl academy who have recently passed sat
f-iactTry evsC-.r atoms l. LICweiIen =. Wilson
o. the Distract CO Columbia.
Senator - Grr.ll. Architect Clark. Gen. Bah
Vo-E- Commissioner Deuuis0n and Fn-ipeer
HUVi5 -l-t yestes lay and tue plans prepared
% Nj ?. Law blmstsat for the extension of
en- CAT Col grounds Eerc approved.
ILg 81 .-ru-tJu branch Of the 4 rnalCarnltad
S~C.ety 90 Carpenters aDQ J0iver~ met last
night ara ar act O. incorporation was signed
Is The members or the society, and Nesyrs
David BI--L1U, IfNs. Williams. Wu. F1oSe
Jos. ?. NcNat-0 and Chas. LjudemaUn were
elected Trustees .C- one wear.
t1zhr5s. rv='. 81 the late celebrated EavpE
Troupe. was %. day % Nsshi- FtOE, and visited
~ Iua-er -lu q. Ford Although long since
sc lr7. Intends 10 tr-8I-se a tTOu.e in France
and bring rt tu .tiS country.
ester tar. 10 tie Court IN q suaral TzTr. the
case o. -f. L---r. - rE-~~ Ea.lzt whom there
has q Eu's t- show cause Why be should nor re
removed O. p rewherl vas referred 70 tie
an t.t0r - take testimony. b1e OF Nr. n =
q fs c.g-.- fEr- be collected some money faf
her ard failed % nay = over, ard Nr ". claims
'Eat r-1-- ere some r.fS .tt'ea accounts between
them az. 20 can make the transaction p.ain #
fG-f.E-rru iz taken.
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4 L z XAND RIA.

STREET RAILBOAD.-A meeting Of the direc.
Tors OF The street railroad company wac held
this morning, at viii ii Il was resolved to dsla
If possible, the negotiation now in progress wi
parties in Washington for the sale OF the cars
until it can be determined whether or not ar
rabgements can be made by which the 70 III can
be put in operation again. Mr.. James Moore,
one OF those who proposed to lease the road.
has abandoned the idea and cent his stock OF
mules to the country. His proposition, and
that of Dir. Thornton, were not considered. as
neither OF them proposed 70 buy the cars, which
were offered them for -, 0O0 IL is understood
that projects now on foot by which the com
pany, under new manag ement, will endeayoF
TO run the cars again.
WASHINGTON SPORTsHRG FINED.-JuStice
Austin, OF Arlington, is effectGslly stopping the
invasion of the county by the swarms OF gun
ners from Washington, who have heretofore
been oyerrunning it. His special policemen
arrest them promptly whenever found, and he
as prompty fires them and takes away their
guns.
A DEER, while swimming across the river a
night or two ago, was shot and killed by a gun
ner, who had no respect tor the game laws, and
who took the verisJa 70 Washing tOn.-Gqs.tte.
2Sh.
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tFF-tE O. s-rFRrr.lN6 hRCE-rErr.
Is.-aSra ~ pErRRslI y,

..-.., =, MA-H NCIuN y. T.- bert 7th- ia \
eo - p,rsi- y lii 49, received ~ TINS OF ce M.
~ = q ~ ne Oh DAY OF OCTOBER, la7s, or fur
Gt-H'is ltti -rtnF, ffiuc, Gad putfing In u3scs
49, s.fs NsI' 30 EaNy Department. B-Iiiilr,
Copies u ths General SPECIFICATIONS. n-avfDes "a
-. a,o orr. ~ Proposals, may be asa co spp'i-
lie scarolsiag rsguired by the C1r-ra-.or, N
- ttt Elevator % pl-ce wilt BE- furrf- laf PSI the
~ -..bti Zoe q cel-ser Int VIII b erected b.
TIE Eiey ator mu.t % completed within three
4otl- = ~ u6te 81 tC-e atac-e ~ prUplssi, and The
O0hf TActor- VII te TO- ur5d % Elsra.-- IL Ia 80.
or period q rvO years.
Tea a at Wiz D. MADE on ttr caEnrIstf.0 Of TIRE
Noik, less ten 10 per cent L.ch ili hr retainer
n period II six months.
Al BIDS -usi b aeon panied ~ \ panai bono IN
tte auin ~ I'VE ;hcusas1 dollars staeI.f tIat the
LtdavI Wiz scctTt sLd perform ta0 contract d
aNet1ed Jim; the suf1rIeuCy ~ the 1sr1rtrF 20 ~
certlhed by he Uaifgi btates judge. .l-rk ~ The
thit.d Eiates Court OF the District Attorney Of tbs
H. ,ti - y rein he reside.
me DepaIT Dent reserves the Ehtto reject any OF
al L-s II II be deemed Tor tine Interest Il the Gov.
erLEeEt 20 20 So
Every bid must Dc made on the printed f1-u &c &c
Obtained AZ this Once, and mast C7ufor1l Ia every
respect 60 the requirements Of thus advertisements
or V VIII not b. cons dered.
Pr pOsals viii not be received from parties who
sre rot themselves engaged 10 the manufacture 81
Elevators, and Who have not The necessary facilities
propSsals vii b. enclosed IN a scaled envslops
erso-ssd s'Bd rot Passenger Elsvsto for tbe o1sh
Wing az the keU etate. War, aud Navy Bepart-
A b uULLErr,
seDS2sI sapeTytsins Architect
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ga paper called the Ripsaw has been start
ed at BrOOkhaven, Miss.
Rs-Prints generally are said to be about IS
per ceEt. cheaper than last year.
SMr. BeecAer got $3.50 for his address to the
agricultural falr OF Caledonia county, VT, and
$3.50 for another address delivered on the fol-
lowing day to the fair OF Grafton county.
80 The cornerstone of the Church of the
Holy Innocents, corner Eden and Chase streets
Baltimore, was laid at p. M, yesterday by
Right Rev. Bishop Pinkney.
S-in the republican convention of the 18th
Pennsylvania Congressional district, at North
Wales. on the 9th ballot Wood received 40 and
Lear % votes. The nomination OF Wood was
made unanimous.
~The republican convention of the 18th
senatorial district at Lancaster, Pa, in conse-
duence OF the contest between Roebuck and
Stehman, have ordered new election for Oe-
tober 10.
grA student of the Auburn Theological
seminary, named George Penny, last week COM
mitted suicide BY cutting his throat while labor
ing under temporary alteration Of mind caused
by reattiBg statements,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-29

a RAILROAD ETEoTNRNr OAsR-Writ Of Ger
ttOr1Tt.-Chief Justice Cartier has ordered a
Powell to bring up the case OF John Biigh
against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Co ~
p8Dy. Bligh brings suit for 500 damages for
ejectmeut from one Of the cars, ard the de-
PENDANTS, In their petition, allege that no un-
necessary force was used; that he was elected
from Pullman palace Car because he refused
to pay the additional compensation for the use
of seat in said car and claims that the Justice
has not jurisdiction, because, by the act OF Feb
ruary 22d, actions 70 recover damages for as
sault and battery provides otherwise, and the
plaintiff has right TO have the suit removed
because the amount claimed is above $50, and
the court has concurrent jurisdiction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-29

LOOKING CP TRgIR BIBLRs-OajtA a crovvt
OF persons who have lost bibles aud other bo,ts
by the book agent EIchelte rgeT. who IL viii Ia
rene 70 bsTed, borrowed them from the owners
n exhibit A. saIDI es % his customers AMI then
put them n paw p, assembled 81 the POlice
Court IRIS morning 20 hunt FOR their lost prop
eTty, and usEy Of them recognized their books
&rlcug The lot which was sent 10 the marshal
yesterday b. Mr.. VIM. Smith, paHnbrOksr, IN
obedience - bench warrant Issued By Judge
EnaL-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-29

l'8ALH or A WURTEY CITIEEN-NO little
regret viii be EEK throughout the community
AZ he announcement OF the death OF MT. Chas.
a LimmeTmaD, late cashier OF the Washington
Nlly oaylEgs Bank, AMI sen Of our esteemed
1tteL. M B.. I. Zimmerman. Mr.. thinner
Ash' though . Young man. Che died in his 18th
ErIgl had made 3 hlsh reputation by his one
pds'AesS luaitles' Wh'le IN private life he wSs
universally beloved for his Gmiab!lity in,eJ-
ttS atd opposition 20 De Of service to his fel-
lOF men The funeral will take plscs to-I'o,
street, South " zship gton. VI
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ADVENTURES OF STOLEN YACHT-The
American yacht Maria, which was stolen from
hoboken four years ago, has been heard from
at Alglers, where che was seized by the French
authorities, at the instance or the Spanish gov
eminent, for attempting 10 smug2le ashore two
hundred cases OF rifles intended for the Car
HGfa
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DRcPosALs ROB COAL.
TREssuRy DEPARTMENT,

bHTt1V ~ hHgTartHF aHT p1tafiHF, 9
WdShtEgt0H, u. 4, S,gfcsst.T 4. ls5s (
sealed Proposals viii be received n TINS offc,s
until u o clock .. m. 7 L kSDAY, 5ch Ocf0ber for
furnishing six hundred fCo0l tons % rur n mine
lGeOTges creek Cumberland coal, 70 be delfyeveS
81 such times ard PLACES and In such QuHntities A.
msy be required, and subject 70 the Conditions re-
gulfsd ~ sct OF Congress approved July th, l57O.
VIZ That such coal hal weigh 90 pounds 70 the
tOn, and shall he inspected and weighed AGa the
Qu&Efty Sfeach lcad certified 80 the time az def~-
err by the person appointed and qualified andsr the
eet or tst purpose and that the prescribed fee OF
y cents for each ton Of coal inspected, weiRhed ans
ceaivefed SHAH be paid b. the contractor -
Proposals viii be considered biaoing for o1e yraet-
from the 9th Of October, the Department reservtn1
the right 20 reject all or shy portion of ne bids
on cred. - - Sh@1
BE proposals viii Be entertained unless snror,
panied By satisfactory evidence OF abiftV a. ei-1
the contract, nor VIII any payment be made vrffhort
Ne certihesfe OF the inspector that the 81 fnr.
nished IL fuch % the contract calls for - III
ffofoths snail De 81 oressed and sent 20 the Office
e 90 ~ u-....u, GEO. b. McCARTEE,
sury Department. --~ N. .t -
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btlLliSe ASSCCIATIOS.-A meeting wss
Ted a. 81 Aloy<ius school house, on lst street
carroll building associafionS ON rSofion az
NJ James hagan, the following officers were
appointed FT1 tzHi.- John z. ReardOn, president
JooA OOllSE5 wee president; j. J.. Bhnkhorni
seeIefsryi and the meeting adjourned 10 mss
OF 1turFday, sth prONimo, when permanent offit
GERS VII be elected and a Constitution sdopted-
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4 LEZkNDEiA \ wAsBISsToS l. x
BANKERS.

Sfn 40 sIOO ISyEsTED ~ wall s-rray
- ~ ctteu leads q. fortune. No IIallffr.. 90 Tt
AZ ~ ; . lrieti1u ssrtfree g. HTChBTHE & 60 90
Ealk.is aut 8rsaeF4. = E-pa.lWay, = Y -.7l q <.
shs1AN AmkR EAVENGs BANE
S1rleT lt1 and streets, (FederGi BUildiuFs
Interest psid o. deposits.
y2zA HlIz, Prest tis-s-lylC. n. PESssra, Cash
g NIeB. TlMONEE a CO.,
We BAbkEE5 AND BROkEEs,
SsloEe N11leEGl E0Blk bslltt4E, AG9 Er-rff sfssrE
Transact General Booking Ezchsuge, sui Col
Buy tEd SILL coin, GJVSRNaERH
ron Is, STOGES. Sc
ArET otceus' pa socOuuts cashed n advance.
f-ilf y
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SALE OF ELEGANT FURNIrURE--wa are 70
gu' sted to state, by the auctioneers, Messrs.
La, inner x Cleary, that the furnilurs in the
residence OF General Morgan l.. smith No I4IS
K street, will be ready for inspection on Friday
aud Saturday, October and 5, from 10 a. m. TIL
D.. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-29

IHE WASHINGTON MoSUXEET.-Snhscrip.
t to-oay Jerusalem Temple Lodge. No.
10nstnsn Lodge. No. 103, 1. Q. o. r, Union
we, MO, SO. The subscriptions TO this noble
soyeSt Low come 10 the secretary Of the monu-
n I SSCiSty ITom all sections Of the cou ntrv
almost daily, which is 9 most encouraging inff-
cation OF the general interest that has haan
aroused 20 me end OF completing the monument
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-29

pa E~TATE SA-Es.-B. r. Warner. real
estate tfy<6T ard auCtOEe6r, sod Yesterday
alfsrErru - auction TIE following property IN
:. Z. Brown : sn c6l vision Of Mount Pleasant
vi Paris ~ lots it and 20. containing about
70 o.. square feet, and improved by t1Fo-stOr v
and Iodus2Tr TuOi frame cottage. 10 Is. p. Sny-
der az $40, part lot =, Containing 1000
square fret. anu improved 10y a three-stOry
French root frame dwelling and stable to Henry
A. Willard, ar 6 t0H: lot -, 70 3 p. Suycer At
two cents Ter square foot; lots So and -, to
same, 81 three cents per square foot; and part
o. lot I ard whole OF lot 2. containing s. 600
square feet. 20 Gen. Noah l. Jeffries, at Is .
cents Der ..uaTe foot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-29

1890 sod WI S.y or sriess ior ssoond,hsss
ssosInihx O1esn promptly attended to throurn
49, ~; nc; slT strss. bessssS ss and ieis
"fSsst hoEkvs9s y. nuk8o0, jan1S-lfs
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LOCAL NEWS,
smusements. dc. To-nisr

FcTFs Crsrz y alss-AIis= Katie Naveev and
fhc popular Comedian, Harry Pearson II the
rtu drama, =. The Tolls"
I1s-ss1 w,I-s--'Ths irish Rappsree" ard
~ usual var ETY. entertain ment, with several
new ana talented performers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-29

= mp THEATRES. Miss Katie Mayheu has
sccre rCr her peculiar raleJrs ru her ue0 plsv
IN lbe Tolls, played Tor the first time II
tc-c'- opeTa House lat night, and scguftted
4GF~eit ~ r. style TO greatly please her admir-
ei-- Etr support MAS good, anu the TIzv is IN
teT-sI'rs 2T.t OU zht 10 uIa~ full houses through
out tue week
Hiaf anne 81 alaCeSrhes Will appear 81 the IA
ti--l IuGaF-T on Monday evening next in
MAY Ntua.tr' aud TUESDAY and Wednesday
nights i1 Termination" The -afe of ticket.
Tor TeseIE ~ seats viii commence At the Thea
ter -uf a- Frsj Adams tomorrow morning,
and 'F.se no wish 20 enjoy tie wonderful act
M 90 -te great ira s5dseEue VII DO well o. ne
ear or Har.,.- her tire COLLECTION O.. diamonds
y 20 be- r.sc-L eta Ell. U'1IOU ~ iris city
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PROPOSALS.

DhtPOSABs FOR A PASSENGER FgEva
Z 1Dh EOh TIE SOUTH MING GF nag
Dew sIAJ =, MAi. AND NAVY DsPAKF-
AAS-S u ALDlh o. MASHIkGTON, ID. o.
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s260,8O0 TO BE GIVEN AWAY.

DUWU tHsH FiILFs, hEkrH9 atiup --. 2 2 ~. UIC0
PRICE or TICF ETS:-Whole Tickets, SI5.
Hsf Tict ets, S6, Quarter Fiokets, s? 81: elem
T!ekets, 500. NO IknIElpUAL BENEFITS
lbs Concert Is strictly for MASONIC pnrp sea,
and will be conducted With ne sane IIbeT.ity am.
esty, sRd t1t-nes5 which characterized tne frr n
teFpElse JOHN T., ROPER, Pres'g,
FOR Tickets and Circulars giving full informstIJa
ADDRESS, HENRY Y. MOORE,
, Secretary, Norfolk, Va
Apply ~ l24i Eleventh street n5rf h So o. n,
JanitHrs 81 Masonic Temple, corner 9Th ana z sts
Responsible AGENTS WdHffd. sepI-t.tb = l0sv
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

4 NALk AZ .. GATHERS,
iEAa and lsi9 PeHnsy IvanIa avsBu-
III TT sIre " ID e and LIQUORS, VI an graIas
CLAREr, pr dozen, Ss 50; RHTNEwINE.s.
CATARBA, a. 90 Per gsIIo- " ~ - o.
Ginger Brandy, RASPBERRY SYRUP,
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Atd ether Eoocs az lowest possible rstes
El-PHOSEo X0USGs d co, Grocorz.
sSE0EIo TEMPLE, sra srgeu-.
Opposite Q. 8. Ps.en, Ores.
GLPECEZO YOCEGg.g
:, =. ISHESGN. ,c,.-
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II EbItTiON IN PRICES OF
~ DhE GOODS.
.1 T%o Gases ysrt-wide Shifting Cotton 81 I2izo.
DogLIo-width Pillow Case Cotton, l.,sc. suI IN.
Fisnnels. from aoc.up
Raj and inter Goods II all Kinds with mt -aga-,
TO cost, to close ont before wing a. - orr "a,
Ife. kSJAhiN MILLER
gep4-tr InI Rrifge .tr.at Cs.--,N- - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-29

To-day, the Will OF Mary +. Cameron, be-
glesjIinZ her estate to her children, was fled,
II!iy proven and admitted TO probate; Mrs. a.
White tho executrix, qualified; bond - 500,
$50 as guardian. In re. estate OF W. IL. FaUrar;
sa!sS ratified. In re. estate Of W. =. Hunting
ton MIS-, II. answered citation. In re- estate Of
JOLn II. johnson; order OF sale In 70. estate
O. lanes Muller proof OF publication filed
and letters Of administration issued to u. "
MCEratb. bond 5000.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-03-05

On motion of General Butler of Mass,
the House of Representatives adopted
a resolution, on Monday, advising the
heads of departments and officers of the
House, that it is the sense of the House
that In discharging clerks, officers and
emrloyes from the public service in
their several departments they shall
discharge civilians who have not been
In the army and navy, and shall retain
disabled soldiers and sailors, and the
wives, widows and daughters of SOL
diers or sailors, provided they are COM
petent to perform their respective du-
ties; and, provided, two members OF
one family shall not be employed in the
same department in Washington, and
that i. shall be in order for the Com
mittee on Appropriations to embody
this proposition in one of the regular
appropriation bills.
Mr.. Butler also introduced a bill to
enable members of Congress to do pub
lie business with their constituents and
other departments of the government,
and to limit the franking privilege to
certain newspapers. Theibill provides
that during any session of Congress and
for thirty days prior and subsequent
thereto all written and printed matter
and such other things as have been or
dered by either house for distribution
shall go free ofpostage.
The second section provides that all
newspapers regularly printed and not
advertising sheets simply, shall 60 free
of postage in the county where they
are published, but shall not be deliver
ed under the free delivery system.
The third section requires sill postal
matter to be prepaid.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-03-05

ly, principal contractor, TO President
Woods, was received, saying that ''the
fortunes of the Wheeling & Lake Erie
will soon be retrieved. 1t stands at
the head of all new railroad projects on
account of its important connections
and the great mineral wealth of the
country through which it passes. Con-
fidence in American railroad projects Is
reviving on the other side, and / feel
hopeful, before very long, of being able
to get financial matters in such shape as
to allow work to be resumed and con-
tinued."
Colonel Relenson, chief engineer,
was instructed to survey the line i'm
mediately, via Spencer, Wellington
and Wakeman to Milan. The towns
are confident of having a line four
miles shorter than the one via New
London and Norwalk to Milan; and
further, they can and will raise S1S5,
600 toward the stock of the road.
The heavy work near Hopedale,
Harrison county, will be commenced
on Monday next, by Mr.. Robb, an ex-
perienced contractor
A proposition from the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, to cross the Ohio
River on their Bridge at Bellaire, is
under advisement. President Wood
leaves Immediately for the East to
meet Mr.. Shanly, also Mr.. Garrett, of
the Baltimore and Ohio. Much other
and equally important business has
disposed of. The affairs of the company
never looked better.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-03-05

many friends in their sad and sudden
bereavement.
The Baptist are holding a protract-
e meeting. the Pastor Rev. Covert is
assisted by Rev. Boyd of Cambridge,
five persons have united with the
church.
Communion services were held at
the Presbyterian Church last Sabbath,
Rev. Alexander of st. Clairsville
preached on Saturday.
Capt. ". B. Kirk has returned from
Cincinnati, where he has been attend
ing U. S. Court as juror, none more
competent than he could have been
chosen to act in that capacity.
Mr.. r. Ferrell has exchanged his
property for the Kirk Hotel, Mr.. Kirk
we learn purposes engageing in other
business.
/ DIR. HGgue. and his partner DIR. Trim
mer, have purchased the Swaney pro.
perty.
Two lots have been purchased and a
dwelling is to be erected on each.
The financial crisis (cry-sis) in Nor
ristown little girl who cries fer money
and then swallows it, thereby pecunia-
rily assisting the Doctor.
I've thank Messrs Hall & Hughes fol
a copy of the Bon Mot, which we re.
ceived last week. 1t is a neat little
paper and worthy of notice.
SOIITAIPE.