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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
THE RAILROAD VAR.

REDUCTION OF EASTWARD PASSENGER RATES FROM
CHICAGO DECIDED UPON BY THE NEUTRAL COM
PANILs-FURTuER FREIGHT REDUCTIONS TO
BOSTON.
CHICAGO, March 23.-The managers Of the
Michigan Central, Michigan Southern and Pittsburgh
ana Fort Wayne Railroads, after numberiess consult-
TONS decided reduce the passenger rates to the
East as follows
To NewY0rk, from s22 to SIS
10 PDliauepnla from sl9 " Sl2
To Baltimore and WIsniuStOI, from VIZ 10 "
10 Boston New Lsaua points, irouu Ell to ts s.
The tickets Will limited forty eiglt hours, but
no other restrictions conditions will be made. The
printing Is being done, and the tickets will be
ready sale on the 1st Of April or sooner The neu
tra lines have been forced to take this action as their
traffic TO East has greatly fallen of during the last
month. Thus far reduced tickets have been sold
direct to NewYork aud New England points, the rcduc
lions being to Pni.adepnia Baltimore aud Washington
only. the low to the latter cities seriously af
the traffic to the former. The passenger traffic OF
boh the Michigan Central and Michigan Southern Rail-
roads has fallen of per cent during the last month
while that Ofhe cOntestlng roads on which the reduc
ton had been made has increased from so TO 100 per
cent. Had the Michigan Southern aud Michigan Cen
trail remained any longer, their passenger traf
ac would have suffered still during the coming
month. as the Spring travel is now opening.
The war freight rates, which was made general q
few days ago. still carried with unreenting vlgor,
aud tho still being cut by some OF the last
freight lines At consultation between the general
freight agents, all the lines leading to the East except
the Baltimore aud Ohio, held yesterday morning. t was
decided reduce the rates TO Boston from 40 cents
fourthcass freight and gram TO IS cents No change
was made In the rates To other Eastern cities The
pendent fact freight lines, however do not stick To
rates, and soae OF tuem are reported as having
made contracts for grain TO NewYork at 22i cents.
The general passenger agents o, all the lines leading
to the East aud West held meeting at the office of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad yesterday for the
purpose OF comparing their sheet rates AT the same
lime action taken III regard to ,he impending re-
dncton OF rates by lines leading 10 the East Coupon
tickets the reduced rates will be placed On sale from
All tine Western points. Mr. Z. E. F0ett general pas
seuger agent OF the Vandalla line IN the city yes
tedy and mad consultation with the managers OF tue
Illinois Central Railroad, and also with Messrs Boyd
and Myers both OF whom are at present in the city.
these conferences III relation To the reduction Of
from St. Louis but no particulars as " the results
Of the meetings could he obtained.
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AH Notices of Ma,r1ages mast be indor'ed W@ rvs
san.e and address.
DIED.

BRowS-on sunday March % 1875, after short illness. John L.
brown. IN the 7O'o year Of bis sss ,, - ,,a N, co.,
from bi. Ito rcsencs So L,Ingouav. "Wednesday, 3's
COOLEY, Summit j. on FRIDAY. March % Charles j. youngsss
late elr COOLEY 10 ths z7n year Of o, age .
rcsIdencc Summit, Oh Tuesday, hssc' 80. az 0@oes
cRozERIo Brooklyn. on s.od,y March a. Ambrose c''"''
Pasera h., hiram CrO.er l4Oo Psesess %
L. l., TuesiaJ. a. IN
DEsHLER-A, -Bunswes n j. Good Friday, a,Tes 20:
the .t. J.b Dansam ~ D. in the s4th
The '. 9. cs sSas 81 sun.se on So"Ss afn
3ocloc1 9. Trans leave Sew-iort at IL IN ami p m
Jeap child Of ssrah ana William b. Dodge jr
sscd years snd Do.tbs.
PLAMMER-On March 10Th inst Henrietta Augus eldest daughses
Charles A. aud Margaret Fllmmer aged years and ~ laws
are respectfully invited
ugARrY-on Thaia March "a 1873 ,'er short 9ss s.ms
beloved broer Of Owen and Thomas % IN the 1917 year
age Of BeturOe parish Dramlne and Co1nV C'aas
TIE and friend, ofsa. family respectfully invited attend
the late go Seeoniave tsenee to 81
sres where sosun Mas. will be offered Tor The pose
his soul Monday 29sn at ~ O'Clock beacs 70
Carary Cemetery Tor in.e1Aelt
HALLGARTES-on Sunday March 2s of puuuOni, sns veu
short illness L.1.ras hAsar.s0 IN bis o,a ysr funeral o, We'd
nesay morning March 81 IOOeeI FROM a late residence
HALLoCKAt Rush. N T. ths 25h inst. Of pueqmOU' Cora.
oGy H. anu Bia keyHo haoes aged ~ moD'h'
JACKSoN-oa Friday March 26 i0' William JACKSON AGED 81
ISe .ud friends Of the family respectfully invited srei
29.h inst. at ! o'clock.
McKiE-Os SATURDAY. March 81 Thomas MCKEE the 10th rear
The .v. and friend, the family .Decfc, invited to attend
hs No. ves rAirIJ u
Wedneslsy, March 81, az y IN.
RAMAGH-on Sunday e. 18th paralysis. EiI, Ramige
from the residence Of DANIEL FasGss, IhraVe beWeea
NIneueh Ninety IsI Iues the son inst at 2seie,k
10.
sTEvENs-ou Saturday evening" March 81 George W. Stevens IN
the 5Jth Of bis age 49,. - ~. A.. ,....S
West bgh iara Ieuih--Ve, %
DIV thaJ inst z
VAN BOSKERCkOn sy. March 20 alter short nes. joan
L. this Surveyor oi TIE ro VI New
York, Ia the Sih ear Of bL axe
Resuye, snI invited 10 attend the funeral a. Irnv
Church, on Mspaay, March -, at 2 O'clock p IN
VAN EESr-Op THURSDAY evening 2oh n.E JneW Van Ness
iu the eldest OF Jh1 Van Neat Of city
The relatives family respectfully aved to aesa
M lps Ducd CbuIc, VI LaayeWeplcs
aul Fourtl,st, Oh MONDAY 23.a inst 1850 o.
yHRRIgR-Ou the 9Th s the residence of her broherns~.
w. b. Whag No. SO hast Tnry vslehtLa NJ aged ~
year. mOsia daughter OF the Late F9fe.eo Feffef
HsvauA CuOa.
wnKB-ou THURSDAY, 25th inst John Whine In the 7oh year Of
bis .--,.., A.. 49,, a.. ,,..-.s
from residence, No zIZ sAs' roaeeuaN' oH As'
2J,h INST, 81 1850 Vcoek D. VI
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LATEST SHIP Ne US.


ARRIVED 80. Sunday. March ~.
Steamship sd.. ,Br Prrry Liverpool ue,nors
lss1. with o ss''s and pas. to r. j Ccris
steamship wysooss oaca es@0G O G r''' 'A' ''"''
ste.msp g. kng Chichester Georgetown D. c. end Aleraa-
sSo Mo"boas ofsss Area so Fucl.eS Nov a. With ni'a
SHIP SHIP @a.n % 1' St 3d. T.o%psos
I'll LverpoO. CongiOn Yokohama 1856 days viii
Dsrl Gaupo Bous un,re p.l BonagpOe limerick 80 days
Tsri Fortunate tal Ber.o..o Dunkirk 40 day, IN ballast
Bark znrak Sonh Al6oG. Tnlee Jan d. via eueen0"a %
brig zanoa. lB lie Blanc Cien'ue0os 20 day, .,ta 'ue
Brig c"c'teo (of Richmond, he Simmons Ma '"" 10 o""
Stella tof St. john b. Kay, cadenA' days with 'us"
sehr Herbert r. Mount Bgn,o days wool and bones.
seh Virginia lsIOD aaon. 1Oaioe 10 days. With sugar '"a no
Schr Mar, Hcen Of Ra Macia' sanb'rn Bahia ~ lays vi"
scuoosvw,-sivsR AND co.rwrI
hannah Browo stamford j. p, %, soi Sss,,.,
Sarsh BrueD, NeW.HaveO. s. 81 Tyler hro"'snee'
Bsk Gus for Naples Cr"no for Queenstosn or tsmoqth eel
sui Geo r. yreeand baltimore
WIND-Sanse, h1h. ~ eIear
DOMESTIC PORTS. -. -,
Bo,ros March 2s-ArnVed 'em'hp' Atss tpf from w.,
poo; Fa{ rom Chaie.Sa ,.o CLp re 40 from Mss..Dl
OH Maen Eth. Pacific Mai, steamship yao 90
CANT IRON Hong hong Yokohama armed here tl-l'f
FOREIGN PORTS.
DOR sSson from Stsyo. Maco Lgsgo arrived here -
noon today AID ne mam Iano e re.
tod.y The steamship Illinois sGackioId rom Pha-
's Pr1aoas nasu,, 4nf5a. Lac .:,.%.s.
se'ii ebics Ne"Y. March 49, Tor ha%e1rs arrived mere
day
DISASTERS
March % g. m.fhe Theophe Ms1e, from ~ nsfs
Pla f,u Iie ed. Her were saveL 49,, -
LONDON March 27rle barx SeanOr Phll = r's paneh ao
Milford dsassu Goa ton ihs
bark Pormosa from Pmse,ha iseo a. me former
aer overheard nsdeaoe O he'Ax
which Belfast to-day if1n DAtm"
ia c,nsiIeraby wing experienced heavy Ee~ -.
DsuLtesr hs'eston pr'ne"
the b. K wmch Was abd14osei On
her passage irvmD -lumo g for QIeenstown
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LIGHTuOUsg INSPECTOR foxPKINsyLLE y L. nArcs
important points 10
mai1 cbsnues OF the lower bay I Nos
ciablen
and stations, STxPHEy ID. IRzSCHARD, ION. U. \. n.
Ligdtbolse Inspector iAri DastioS
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POPULAR SCIENCE.

From TAs Uaioaioea (Penn.I 0eniW Of LDerfy
THE TRIBUNE Extra, No. q, is just out and
contains lectures by Profs. Tyndal, ShIrlIs Langley,
and James also review OF the results thus far
MaTy Treat on Plants that Eat Animals" We dol t
fnow where an equal amount Of useful Information at
me ssme ce can be obtained outside OF these TRIBUNE
E.t1ss me n number would make valuable library.
Of themselves
.. From The Sens~. hssoniS Conn.
The enterprise of The NEW YORK IRIBuSK
10 pamphlet form containing lectures. essays. &C. on
IcenCine siects from the be- minds of the age Is
peculiar feature OF this eDerprsBg journal such an
amount OF valuable reading matter IN cheap anu
convenient form tends p0pularize sclenthc snolecs
meeting with tue suceess II so well deserves.
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NEwYoRk DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY 90 SHEET

him Democrat for the part he has taken. without
fear favor in denouncing the corruption which has
dseraced that portion of State Administration for
many These resolutions will be presented at
the meeting OF the General Committee on Thursday
evening next. and will doubtless be passed By largo
majority II is the intention Of the Democratic leaders
that Tammany shall speak with no uncertain voice con-
cerning the Canal frauds and the action Of GOyITde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
r.uv.Sy HALL SUPPORTS GOV. TrLDES

At the regular weekly meeting OF the Com
mittee on Organization OF tue Tammany Hall General
committee the question OF taking action the canal
frauds and The public service rendered by Gov Tilden
In exposing them, WAS brought up and discussed at
length, John Kslly, Assem5lyman Day and others
taking part in the discussion. The large majority oil
those who took part in tue debate approved inc
Governors action the premises. and It was hnaiy
decided by Il unanimous vote that set OF resoiu-
tions should be drawn up. eomplimeptihg 10" Hiuon
for his "A, ton relative to the Canal RnS and thanking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29

The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Newly York.
F. s. wISSToS PRIEST CASd ASSETS, s72ii6,97o 06, DBo
3lsr, is7A-THIs COMPANY, THE OLDEST PURELY MI.
TJAL LlFE INSURANCE CORPORATION IN THE UNITED
STATES AND THB LARGEST INSTITUTION OF ITS CLASS IN
THE WORLD CONTINUES TO ACCEPT APPLICATIONS FOR
INSURANCE. UPON SELECTED LIVES AND TO INVEST ITS
FUNDS AS OCCASION OFFERS IN BONDS SECURED By MORT
CAGES on REAL PROPERTY IN rHiS CITY AND stArA AP'
pLicAroSs FOR INSURANCE. MAY BIZ MADE 10 fhE coA'
PASY DIRECT, OR TO ANY OF IFS AGENTS. APPLICABLE
FOX LOANS MAY BIB MADE AT ITS OFFICE, WHERE BbAshS
WILL BIZ FURNISHED AND ALL NECESSARY INEVRAAiios
GIVEN TO APPLICANTS
BROADWAY AND LIDRRrY-Sr 8
FEB. 10Th, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
THE PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION.

TERMS UPON WHICH THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT
WILL GIVE ITS ASSISTANCE.
,EoME, March 90. 1875
TOpmiOne says the Government has decided
to give assistance within certain lint TO Italian exb-
the United States Centennial Exposition; bus
t proposes appeal mainly to individual effort. and
will recommend only such articles DO sent as are OF
exceptional merit aud great commercial Importance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
NAVAL ORDERS AND INTELLIGENCE.

mold House Master bonton Leach besa
red Dictator Key Wet Lent r. C. HooAer detached
from the the Savy Yard
l4ud Cal Cha ~ Ionas. Masters VIM r. psy and a. r.
detached the Dictator the OF their relief
AMI orere Meicsl L. GboB uetac3e
f Franklin European dee February last has been odorvd
10 q Naval Academy.
telegram received the Navy Department Saturday morning
United States Despatch. Hbh
Orleans Vera vicuei kry
enr route . kew-Onrsus yes,eniy
was Nav Department. to-day
grn. tie United Omaha racAalnO ChlI
tue 1890 February. days GCm 'spsfso 1hs baah OF the
vessels South pscdc station b
good. Omata Tscseto weeks
all tne principal points betrs tua place iqu
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similarly punished and made to disgorge the money
ilgally obtained of tho State This 1t is that rem
ders the Canal Ring neil demoralzed and fright
oned. Previous Investigations ended in nought but
regrets and suggestions SIMPLY because the statutes
furnished no punishment for Ring frauds, and the
powerful faction could afford to laugh at them.
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THE NATIONAL APPROPRIATIONS.

OFFICIAL LIST PREPARED AT THE TREASURY DE-
PARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The following is an
official list prepared az the Treasury Department OF
the appropriations made at the Second Session OF the
XLIId Congress for the fiscal year beginning July l.
1915. compared with the same appropriations OF the
preceding wear:
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5usrlal NoIlres

LADY BookkeepeP with eIDereucs wishes some once work.
no matter what rr,Decabe Sairf Otyec tIcp ha1 u
LIVING good recon-
,nrn atoms, address, A. b.. -. TnDu Q Once.
Post.ce Notice.-Tbe Mails Tor Europe for Tie weeke0dax
Ami VII tbs Office fobOes; "a
TUESDAY a. a. m WEDNESDAY at 800 nj On mt rs
bSY Al ii 40 a NJ and Ga II 80 1.
800 ~ A.. 4. JAMES, l.. "A.
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THE CANAL RING WAR.
may be offered to increase the Committee to ten.
five from the Senate and FIVE from the Assembly

Most of the Senators who are here, and some
gentlemen in Office who are necessarily closely OBJ
servant of the Tendencies of legislation the
opinion that the resolution passed by the Senate for
the appointment Of an investigating Commission of
four by the Governor, to be confirmed by
the Senate and to report to the next LeQis-
lature and the Governor early in January
next, will be cOncurred in by the Assembly
without much show of opposition, if any.
1t is believed that the Democratic majority in the
Assembly will be willing to deley at all the effort
toward reform and redress and accordingly will not
reject the Senate resolution, although it differs so
much from that of the House. especially in that pro-
vision which put the Governors nominations under
the power of Republican Senate to approve or re-
ject. But the majority of the Republican Sena-
tors do not anticipate Of the rejecting
power if the resolution is passed. believing
that Gov. Tiden's nominations will not be partisan
or unsatisfactory III other respects. In the unex-
pected event of Inconvenience by tie Assembly,
one prominent Republican Senator said to-day that
he believed that the Senate would take the House
resolution aud pass it without amendment. The
Legislature cannot afford delay in this NATTER said
the Senator; THE people are around and in
earnest for !refOrm, and the tide OF public
sentiment which has arisen will give swift
impulse to legislation. Meetings will be held In
various parts of the State this week to urge on re-
form. The Republican majority IN the Senate pre-
fer the Senate resolution concerning the Governors
commission to that of the Assembly, while the Dem
ocratic Senator's in the MAN, are not especially
averse to the amendments made i'll the Senate. The
Chairman of one of the most important OF the Sen
ate Committees said this evening that he was sure
that Governor Tilden approved these amendments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAvAsA March ~ quiet nominal Nos 10 i3D
1910 reals holsres f60iOs mss
eovsiO Inferior Common 9,aO ,s PAR 70 Good as-
snipg 1C>9lO9 reals Grades l4gfi5 reals SesoG
warehouse fsvaas and hssns 24OOo bcIss and oIVv
Of the week 5000 boIes and $4,000 bbds ef.
roted during tbs week % 1000 hhas neda<
500 boxes oil be bha UsiteJ states holassest
Glazed 5i2dC reals teH Boon S37df3s
ewt. Batter. supenor American. f73s$77 aant,:
SnsAT-cnned, S351Ftl
auntsL Lard i.g s39 50asi0 qIn.s Poti'oes sg1ss
Dbl Tskw. s25dsZ7 qaatai Honey oa@0 reals y 70.
Pine SG5as7G " ~; Pitch s536f55. shoois-BoE S9e,S
Hoop--Long SbsvsI S754So6 NJ feshS arm 'esseS
In demand. Exchange RoHnsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29

SUSPENSION OF BOSTON HOUSE.
BOsToS, March S8.-The furnishing goods
house OF 5imms Brothers Co. in this city has sus
pended. Their liabilities sssOOO0 An extension Is
probable 't .Hll ...f.....E E.4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29

Apy One Doubling, call and Robert H. smith Head fsar
Man on h. Jesse hobbhng OF cru en- me-
,us TWISTED iesu. CILsss LisiAESr opph W
IN Of hn
sod b. all Druggists DepoG AL SIbave oaT oOe sHa -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
N1RRIEU.

COWPsRruwAIr-NICi THURSDAY March % AZ ne
residence brides By Rev H. bocA"o' Dern-~
NJ Compartment 20 Josephine 'icbO1s. ala VI bfoO-'!s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29

- Alabama. do not shrink from Investigation.
cad cordially invite searching scrutiny which
my vndictve personal and political enemies may de-
nj To mi Ike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29

CATHOLIC CONFERENCE AT FULDA.
BERLIN. March 49, 1875.
The Roman Catholic Bishops of Prussia are
to hold u Conference at Fulda next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29

HApmspURG, Penn, March 81. W. steventon
h. CHARGED sh lauaah uesnSas ef NJ vile AID
Lrat.l OUTRAGE Of his Ia saleI, axea 10 TeaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, March 28.-The r>rort of the
loss i h-au., ts.S ~ eSi
iicIed. No ae.lesI 10 bet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29

Th. PLils deIphia lulce of Tho Tribune u ~ III
SOUTH six INST
Q.cdser baatn nsD .,o.,,,r a., ,,,
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND AN eal lSnAbSA' "1e"''N - ~
IiSIgas' IA Ibs .-------.,.
e.,, A. M. n.v A. pa s,vha have tn paper served b.
- - =. nc 10 70 al the DnaAat tao,.
received b ee4i Newspaper ~ tss 49, IN ~.
meilsteIy dispaehei 10 all para vi ne SV' "-s>
be pp'led a. tAe ode,
Advertiser, ae.lrins gain the attention and pa
,,ouass or Farmers and Asricuiiarisss, ~A I'D rHk
WEEKLY ra,uys mos valuable and elective nehs nos
mar. IA, .sr. Of better class saa any aiA ~esAt'
,hhd Advertisements proper clas'iaeatcs ''
i- ,io ,f 2 bynr- NsalAs Of tie geek " tAsla
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PRINTING CLOTH MARK

Providence l. March 81 IN. sale, Of Prnliag Cloths h~
II 2OO The closed da al osVot
for Gis, &c. for futures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
FRONTIER WARFARE.

Decrease for the next fiscal year....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-18
Average Daily Circulation, 1850

There IS evidently purpose in certain
quarters ia New York city to depreSS TIL
yr.ce Of Tire new District guaranteed SIS
BONDS probably 10 enable parties toabSorb the
Issue without too rapid an appreciation. We
find the following in the money article OF
Yesterdays Comm Tci11 I,fragfiser-
sSai6S were made % the District Of Column
ia .'-i-~ M ~ an per cent. The Stock
EEcta'-c row recognizes the first SG,1jOnO)
81 these bonds issued To what extent the
kan may 20 in liquidajiHg the old funded
IL bt ai.d other obligations OF the District l.
~ present uncertain The security In any
probable event vOIl1 seem to be reasonably
safe. but we take leave to repeat, the bonds
are in % proper sense a government credit
We do no, doubt that fOithe honor of the
District. and the capital city Of the United
states. CnOTcSs trW CONTINUE 70 require ~"
s.-D1 authorities a. ITOyirie The Interest tie
ta,.ei,. hni 6ey0Rd fhiS nce Is Ho government
Iiccg'
Tie present money writer Of the Commercial
: Mr.. G & NCryell, formerly cf the Times,
ard NOR recently of the Inflated Republic.
Such an expression a. this from him i
y hClly Inconsistent with his real convictions
and PREVIOUS Uttr:auceS in regard TO the re-
STons .billty Of tire General Government FOR
the debts created by it, agents in this Dis
triCt. some occult" i-hu nee now moves
rs pen when he, doubtless Internationally.
50 seriously miSTepre, e8tS tire facts. as he
does in the last sentence above quoted. The
hedge o. Government faith i absolute, that
CO-creSS VIII, '5y proper proportional appro-
PIIatiouS. D" rs wei a. by other means. pro-
vide for the payment or principal AMI inter
est. ard in conformity with this pledge APP
pTcTTiaiiOHS from the Treasury direct have
already been made Ia pay the coupons ma
turing in l>1J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-18
PROPOSALS FOR FEEL.

DEFOT urARTEEMA<TER> OFFICE,
- WASHINGTON, ID. C.. May ISIS.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, with copy
81 This aNerti.ement attached will be received nj
ts once until IL o'clock NJ. June J. S15, at which
place and time they will be opened in the presence
~ bidders, to deliver required during the fiscal
}tsf commencing July l-1J, At the various Offices
and oftceTs Quarters in the District of Columbia
AMI AZ 0rf w hippl., Virginia. about four hundred
HUl cords OF Pine Wood, sawed and split and Ia tn
site four buBdre'l 1901 cords Of osk Wood, sawed
ard phi, AMI ia the stick; aud twenty five hundred
t2stvi toi> 81 Anthracite Coal, White Ash. Red Ash,
~ Ly ehs Valley, u size be called for. FREE
IA slate, dust or dirt and TO weigh 22i9 pounds TO
The ton: and about fifty t5Jj tons of Bitumi nous
L uInr Coal. All the Wood and Coal 20 lie Of first
'ss- mcTctaLtablc quality. zach bal should he
acc "a panied by written guarantee in the us'Iai
form Preference will be given T. article, %.
q. H4es.Ic production.
TIE 'r-st aggregate bid for Wool or Coal. or
both. Wi y entertained. The Government reserve
I'll. right 10 reject any or al bids
Proposals should l." marked, ''PrrpJsals 70
Fuel and afire ssed To- the undersigned.
tuli Information furnished on apple zion ut th
Office. WN MYERS,
EtaNl~-6' reppt nTartaTmasfrr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-18
Proposals Tor Forage and Straw.
DEToT RTFRMASTER'- OFFICE.
WASHINGTON. II. G.. MAY D, ISIS
stEALED pRnPnSAis In dnnIi1n - s,.t....t

DE'oT ~ tRTERM A>TER' OFFICE.
WASHINGTON. u. G.. MAY D, Is-J
S.ttIED PtbPpSs -. in duplicate, subject t.
tIe usual cnndition~ will be rec lived ~ this Office
Gitlii II clock noon June ], 1875, al which place
arr lae they viii We opened in tie presence o. bid
Gri- Tor delivery during the fiscal year CONNIE ncing
yHiN lSa5. and ending Iuue -, 1875. cr AN lie
''' '1ts; Hay, ard Rye Straw required a. The va
cu- c@rrais and officers quarters III this city and
Se ~ town ID. c. Soldiers Home, ID. G. ami Fort
AITI'r. Va.
1he G"yerumeL; reserve til right 10 reject any
~ Guctign.
Printed circulars. stating the kind and estimated
Quantities required at each post place and gV wing
. iisfr uctcHs a. - the manner 81 bid ling, COEdi
tons TO be observed by bidder. AID terms Of CON
net and payment, viii be furnished application
g. this Office.
Proposals should be MAJ keI, " Proposals for For
sge ard straw. at Washington, II. C., and ad
dressed 20 the undersigned.
nAls 81 MM MYERS lcnnt N,ar.arrna s.ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-18

TIE Street Arabs Of Baltimore have won
the day against the city council. Last even
ing the city counselor, to whom had been
referred the subject OF passing an ordinance
prohibiting, under penalty of five dollars
tNe. tie ringing OF door bells by street
hawkers. submitted an opinion TO the effect
that the charter Of the city does not give the
councils the power TO pass such an ordinance
Tie whole subject was then indefinitely
YC~tIGEFd.