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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

TIE RAILROAD WAR between the slti-
more and Ohio and the Pennsylvania route
It'll continues; but the former company,
who were the aggressive party. begin 10
show signs of weakening. The Pennsyl-
yaI,ia co. are selling tickets from Wash
Ipgton to Piteburg and Wheeling at
- The Baltimore and Ohio are charging 50 to
PittsbuTg and their full local rate Of $40 to
wheeling, while they are selling to Columbus
Ohio, at 81. and TO Cincinnati at IS Passen-
gers FOR Wheeling and local stations on the
Baltimore and Ohio and Marietta and Cincin-
natl railroads will doubtless purchase tickets to
columbus or Cincinnati, use them to their des-
tnation, and dispose OF the remaining coupons,
1.-THE tickets being good until used and in this
way greatly reduce the cost of their Journey
The nliberal and unaccommodating policy pur-
tued by the management of the Baltimore and
Ohio 90. when they had a monopoly of the bust.
ness between this city and Baltimore is well
RENE inferred by the citizens of Washington and
she trading public, and does not serve to give
them much sympathy or support in their at
tack upon the Pennsylvania route, for direct
ing the New York and Washington travel
through the Baltimore tunnels and over the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, works that
were constructed by the latter company at a
very heavy cost, the convenience and useful
ness OF which are more and more recognized by
the travelling community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

FALL AND MARROW ESCAPE FROM SgRI-
oUs INJURY.-AbOut O'Clock D. m. to-day,
Gideon Thomas, a painter, employed by Messrs
Callihan K Spalding on the new Chronicle
building, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets fell from the third to the second
floor, distance of over IL feet, through an
opening. He struck on some heavy plate glass
set in the floor, breaking it, and when picked
up ii was supposed that he was very seriously
injured. DIR. McBair was called, and found
that he had the fingers of his left hand cut
but fortunately no bones were broken. DIR.
Mob. dressed the wounds, and he was taken to
northeast.
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Condensed Locals

q W Gaddes has been appointed postmaster
al Fort Foote.
Judge Smell delivered a lecture on criminal
law before the law students Of the National
University last evening.
George T. Kidwell is appointed postmaster at
Seneca, Montgomery county, Nd, vice VIM. b.
Love, resigned.
We are indebted 10 Ellis & Co. for copies of
the neatly printed fifteen cent editions of the
hbrettos OF the different operas performed BIZ
the Kellogg troupe this week.
Attention Is called 10 the card OF Mr.. John ID
,. Ferrier, claim and general agent, OH se a34
y street, nsar the City Hall. Mr.. Terrier Is a
young and enterprising cOlored lawyer.
Seats for the Lecture (''FO- your own Sake"l
OF Miss Anna +. Dickinson, at Lincoln Hall to-
night, are obtainable AZ Warren Gu jats &
Co. e, 94l Pennsylvania avenue.
The directors OF the Firemen's Insurance
company OF Washington and GeOrgetO@n to-
day reelected James Adams president, and e.
W. Howard secretary.
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STEAMER LINES.

WAsHIssroffik 6 sSHTShk, BOSTON AND
The nne Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trip 20 -r-
Norfolk, viii leave her " hart, foot EsGlk
q 9th street, every MONDAY andaz7.zS1kp
THURSDAY, att D. m, toRchins st principal River
Landings, connecting ~ Norfolk with eteamship OF
the M and M line for Boston and Proyidenoe
Freight should be addressed " care on Ledv IN the
Lake, via Norfolk" Branch ticket once Al Kn.,s.
kxpress once. COS Penn.ylvsnis avenue
n. k.fITZHUGH, Agent, 9Th street. wharf
DORSkf CLAGKTT, General GENT
ml<-u Plants Store, corner 18th ct and Pa ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY.-No family should
be without some eficacious remedy for the cure
Of affections SO universally prevalent as coughs,
colds, sore throat, whoopiDg cough and Group
some remedy, too, which can be relied on as
safe, sure and certain. Or. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry combines the desidaratum &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

HENRY CLKws s. Co. resumed their banking
business yesterday, announcing the fact in q
circular, in which they warmly thank theil
creditors for their forbearance, and declare
heir READINGS 70 now pay all OBLIGATIONS in full
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The NATIONAL bAvINes BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 10Th street, pays per Of.
Per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, Q to 4. Saturday., to 4 and
oA Nt3,1xtl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar Ak street
The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
TuRoo-RUesIAN BATHS; also, Medicated VI.
pos street. S1nA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

PoND's EXTRACT IL for sale at wholesale by
Ohas. Stott q Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,W,f,u
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligeacer building. lO,2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06

POVERTY is BAD, but the worst kind Of DOW
erty Is poverty of the BLOOD this makes a mar
"poor indeed" for it takes away his strength
its vital element, Iron, by taking the Peruvian
Syrup "a protoxide of iron) and you will fee
rich and "as good as ANYBODY Try 1t.
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SUMMER BOOK'LIST.

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MorLrrs LIFE AND DEATH OF JOHN OF nARSryELD AD ;
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EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE CONFERENCE, 1873. History,
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ss f Sy Re Pp scSss and Rev Prime D. D.
Portraits Of Rev Mes.rs Proner ssrrss &c., an f c
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ArAsr LIFE on THE MODERN HIGHWAY being Glance Into
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THE DOCTRINE oP EVOLUTION ITS DATA, IT'S PRiNCl
PIES RS SPECULATIoNs AND ITS THEsTIC BEARINGS by
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AID Photography oil MlehsAn' &c &C A-NO' "' va
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EMBRACING TIE COUNTRIES OF BURMA. SIAM, CAMBoDIh
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BLANCo WHITES SONNET "70-MGHT"

rs LEADING IDEA NOT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ApAfrA-
TIONs OF IT BY OTHER POETS.
% m, EDITOR of The Tribune.
SIR: One of your correspondents recently
made come comments upon Blanco WHITES sonno'
Might, which Prof. Proctor had quoted In MS ieo'u
1t Is, as your correspondent says, "ohe Vi Va. =.
sublime sonnets in our English tongue, YET tue 'uea 49,
eoptaps has been expressed IN part by o'nci P''''
White says: ,..0o,oa
Who could have thought such darkness lay eonee'0N
Within thy beams. o sun! or who cou iod nn'
Thai 10 snch countless or6s thou mad'st us blind!
Why do we then shuD Death Win an A, lou + lie
If Light can thus deceive wherefore iio' I'M
,r ,h,, tho, lcbt conceals than IL reveals is
sxi.o srsgested by Shelley 1.-THE Sensitive Plant
.na uhon evening descended from heaven above,
And the earth was all rest, and the air was all love-
xn d deIsSt thougn less bright was far deep,
And the days veil fell from the world OF Sleep
This 10 the other stanza:
As if some bright spirit for her sweet sake
Had deserted heaven while the stars were a"ahej
As If yet around her he lingering were, ,
Though the veil OF daylight concealed MIN lroi noi
Keats in Isabella. describes the lovers as meeting
IN the bower: ,,o .,o a,s,
Had taken from the stars its pleasant veil
De Quincy. who was poet IN prose. IN ILLS COMES
sions OF an English Opium Eater" says:
or this at least feel assured, that there is no such
thing ar forgetting possible 10 the mind thousan1 acc
dents may aud VIII nterpose vel between our prese!
consequences and the secret inscriptions on the mlnu
accidents Of the sort will also reno away TINS ven
but alike, whether yelled ar unveiled the nscrpoh re-
mains forever the stars seem TO withdraw before
the common light dav whereas in fact, we all know
that il is the light which is drawn over them as Ne
and that they waiting TO be revealed when the CD
pcuring day light shall have withdrawn.
IL will thus be seen that the fundamental idea OF
Blanco Whites sonnet has occurred 10 Others and SINH
lar instances no doubt. be found in English poetry
But the originality OF his sonnet exists in the bold COM
parson OF life 10 light. This entirely his own, although
in the conclusion 20 1.-THE Sensitive Plant Shelley seems
TO have been almost on verge OF Its expression.
PHILADELPHIA Penn, June 2, 1874. j. D. 8,
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Friday, June 5. 1874

NEwYORK. Friday June 5, 1874.
At the Exchange SalesrOOms, this morning,
the property known the Knickerbocker Hotel prop
erty on Fifth-ave., sold. subject to all incum
for the nominal OF $500 The whole amount
OF liabilities against the property amounts to about
$500 and this sale made to settle certain IN ter
ests The remainder OF the TRANSACTIONS were uhim-
portant. 49,,
Messrs hanson A. Son have sold at private sale the
four-story brown-stone dwelling No. IS East sHteth"'
being in size 2Ox6O lot 1905, for $4,000
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
By A. j. BLeoksr Son Il Uhne
double enemenhouse and lot lsa'e 90
SSth-st rs. 2IlO0; T.
ID. NJ. Seonan.
.,o,v brown stone tenement house 3isve, 10 Of
lOitb-st II.
Bv ADRIAN IA. Mul,r d Son
history stone house and lot es7hsve, ll7Shsd ,oo
l4hs 16rl00; Louis Schneider
By j. Stearns
pIot 100 Of Fairmountaye lux
100 IWes Fmmsl Hoii. s"'"
NJ. Mtt>r.-
.o,v b,orn s.on. house Ard lot 65 West 32dst 90
l649 OF Gthave, 233I9s9; William Mooe''''''so@oo'
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A THIRD FLOOR to LET to a small FAM
~ ily. in a brown stone house. 2i6 Easi 5lsist -
A FIRST FLOOR TO LET, well located on
N sirthsve dwelling and business purposes low nt D. YAK
RISON j97 sIh-ave
At Morristown, y. J.-Dr. j. Smith Dodgos'
~ family being abroad RENT bis HOUSE r to- -'ssor,
furnished garden stables, horses earrag CO.. S1 ha
right the feot In the middle Of tea acfe A"h Wv
II CROTON LANDING-ON-HUDS ON, wlth
n sne river uew-To RENT, furnished, for ihe sasoP -stoE,
COTTAGE rooms; good garden; full supply fIus AM Frsn
milk Of three mile from station an 90
hour twenty from FosJsecondst 70 pvGe hm ot
II. l. CLARKE ia Ffont,L
no LET-By the river side at PierpOnt, "a
new COTTAGE Of nine with Sithoui furniture Adj
dress P. o. Boz 81. Peront y !.
ITO LET-At Tarrytown, on the Hudson, X
handsome 22siory COTTAGE, containing 10 rooms 70 gee
order fn view garden rti rent ow 10 good ietsis
Apply to the owner, No. 337 West 22Iot .
1J'O LET-On Long Island, a gem OF place ;;
HOUSE grounds fruit % minute, from W ffi
$50 per month. Inquire owner NJ CHAMBERLAIN, III ""i
Forty seeond.st
TINO LIGHTHOUSE, II rooms, unfurElshed, ON
farm in yorktown miles Of PeeksslL fgh Uoaud ~
rods from Lake viii lease FOR more years 'A
nd Terms reasonable AlpJ 70 csE
son. PRANK F. FOWLER. 80 Pine-st y !.
rNO LET-At TaTytown, furnished, delights
ful HOUSE bank; l3 acres pond uts
garden chickens good groom with fste eoas
stable &c. &c. All al moderate rent HOMER hoh"A" -fH''"s
or r. F. WHITE, Real ksia Agent, Iafryio"n
CAFETY at SEA-DOUBLE SKIN WIS.
- SEs-Iron ships st will SnkFu ieti Of eonstruenod
Illustrated in TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 eer by na-
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