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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-05

Chief En gineer Hoxie has addressed a coma
muLlcation To Major Richards. informing
an ;" - rtal" arts OF the city the park
ing is being used for storage. aIl. Otherwise
treSpassed upon that in the southern portion
OF the city bTickmakers are trespassipg .
the roadway by making excavations f. II n
talTiDg clay, and requests him TO is - ~
Instructions to the police as will [1e sun In
prompt arrest OF the Offending .9a W 49,, a.
sections and II. Webb's u .sss, parties uhoer
lie TRUCTION OF DIsT
TIE foliowing ,etter has been received by
If ~ commissioners from the Secre-
ISiy U1 H Treasury in answer to a comnu-
= az" frUm them OF March sth, requesting
mn" % carry out the provisions OF the act
t<ote1 below:
, "HJR. ". D7nison, J. H. Ee;eaaF, AMI s. L.
thspS Commissioners Of The DiS'Tict Of CO,,srs-
bt0:-GENTLENEN: In compliance with Sec
tion 10 of the act OF Congress entitled "An act
for the support OF the District of Columbia
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1876, and
for other purposes, - which provides that the
Commissioners of the District of Columbia
and the commissioners of the sinking fund of
said District shall destroy, by burning, all
Bonds, certificates, and Otner obligations of
every kind of the city of Washington, city of
GeOrgt town, or the District of Columbia,
wha tsoeSe heretofore paid or redeemed
oy either of said bOarls. under the direc-
ton of the Secretary of the Treasury, and
shall preserve the evidence thereof as shall
De grescrio by said secretary" nave the
cuTities TO Mr.. Isaac Thornton, principal
c'eTk Of tn Currency division aud chairman
| OF the destruction committeesOf this d spart-
ment, that they may be DESTROYED in the
same manner as United States securities.
Mr.. Thornton will advise you of the time
| and place OF destruction, that you may be
/ rcpTese nted and sign the certificates with the
( department committee. Please retain one
| certificate of such destruction for your own
| files. Very respectfully.
"B. Ii BRISTOw. Secretary
| Upon the receipt of the above the Commits
siOnerS. under date of March 3lSt, 1875, adj
dressed n note to Mr.. Fitzhugh COyle. Dis
tTict Controller. notifying him that he had
been designated To attend to the burning of
the bonds, sewer certificates, and all other
obligations heretofore paid or redeemed, now
deposited in the Treasury of the United
States, list of which was also added the
whole amounting to S2,757 200, of which the
Commissioners request him TO retain single
copy of each for file, and carefully to see that
ali others are burned.
These have all been turned over 10 Mr.
Coyle, who has receipted for the same.
AmOng-theSe securities arc: Sewer certifi-
Gates S31O. eco; greenback Sper cents, S5I2, 900;
Washington city 30 year per cents, $3.50, 900;
PEI nSylvania avenue certificates. 10 per
cent. SlCOOCO; Washington city certificates
$40 per cent, $500 600; notes of A. II. Shcp-
herd. Governor and President Board of Pub
Tic Works, S225,OG0. Also, a large amount of
coupons paid by the Commissioners and Dis
trict authorities.
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Thr Worli's Award.

The Immense Popularity of Hates Honey of
HorehoRsld and Tar, has created "A demand for
III IN foreign countries, and it is now an ar
tlcle OF export To various parts OF Europe.
wherever il has been introduced abroad il
mas proved a. per ecJ n specific for coughs
cOius, and other All cJiOns OF the lungs and
throat, as - all know IL IN be for tn vari-
Gus types o; theS" complaints as they exist
mere II seems d->tft cj Tn receive the en-
dorsemeDt OF the whole civilized world
Ifke's ToO,h Ache Drops-Cure in one min
ute. s,o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-05

IHE CITIZENS RFLITF COMMISSION met
~ the parIOrs Of the y NC a ar I0n'cIocls
tAl> morning Present, M5Ssrs. VIM. stick
Lcy Ballantyne, S1lDmJls, Gulick, Moore
ana Pratt Mr.. StickHey ca lied the meeting
= = Pratt was appointed 10 act pro tenn
Ire following exhibit Of relief furnished bv
me commission during the week ending
Hp4ll u was FTe~eated, viZ--FOr Wasting
ACH-NumbeI Il families visited. az: number
81 FAMILIES aldei. 81, number OF orders Tor
iGci eiNen. % 10 Tor provisions. Az; num-
Dr. 81 pdiTS 81 shoes given. if5, total outlay
Si..a'-c.,- For Observation-Disclosures of per
fCli relieved. A., number Of pairs OF shoe,
gwen, = total outlay S4I.v4. On motion OF
Nr. \. :. SClOmOnS. IL was resolved that
commission close il IGhOrS for the present
season On saturday next, the 10th instant
except IN cases 81 illness, when 8 phySiciau'S
'eTsincate shall be ey sdeuce Of the fact ami
SINh re.iei granted as may be determined
mon by the general agent or members OF the
osulIui SstCn.'
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF a GOVERNMENT
tLIEE.-N So -TtiSy morning John Z. y vgrS.
= clerk III the OuarternaGteT Generals Office.
attempted tC commit suicide al his reSid.uc,.
NO S3 u street northwest, by ScVering the
VEINS IN ms arm with case knife. Their.
a. no one IN the house a. the time but his
vile and TWO small children. and Mrs. Ayers
ran ont on the street and infOrTneI Iieuten-
an NOoDan, whom she found "a the corner OF
IN and y streets, tina. her husband was
DE OH 20 death. The officer followed her
and found the man saving away al his arm
Win dull case knife Both his erlns were
bleeding freely. and the doc, was covered
With small pools Of blood. The officer had a
ci'Se contest with Ayers for the knife. but
IiallY succeeded in getting pOSs eSSiOn off
ard DIS. Welsh and Bushnell wC.re called in
ard dressed his wounds temporarily; after
when y" was placed in an ambulance and
taken 90 the ETeCdman's hospital, where he
was "a tended by DR.. German. Ayers is weak
from loss Of blood. but his wounds are not
of q dangerous character, a. the art srics had
not been severed. he las beeE drinking
guile freely OF late.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
LOCAL NEW s.
Annaements. &c. To.Nigct

Psr,fs Opera HO,Ge.-Lester Wp.lIaek j.,
t'ROsedale.'
NIsiOnal TAea'eT.-DupTez & Beneaict's
MINISTRIES.
17serT ObmSqGe--Mr. J, II. Little in Saved
from the Wreck" and e her attractions.
hUfnWe Thedfer.-h number OF first class
stars in their miscellaneous specialtics.
BoSRt lion N. y. Cft1ch.-Leeture by +. G..
Tow nSeRd on 'sScrapS7
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAE,
Washington Fish Marl1et.

Sold by X. A. Golden & Bro, fish agents
5,e00 shad sold from S1I To $23 per hundred:
5000 herrings sold from SI7 to 500 per
thousand; 5000 punches rock and perch
sold from II TO IS cents per bunch; 500 single
rock sold from SO To as cents a piece; LOCO
bunch.
Received and sold by VIM. +. Stuart:-50O
shad, sold from $50 to S22; 600 punches, sold
from % To % cents per bunch, 1000 herring,
sold at $50 per thousand; 200 single rock. sold
from 60 TO IS cents q piece
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a DISTRESSING COUGH causes the friends
OF the sufferer almost a. much pain as the
sufferer himself DR.. UtStdr's BdIsdn of WlEd
Cse1TY speedily cures coughs, colds. intiu-
z. "a. sore throat &c. 1t will always relieve
Consumption. and I'm many well-attestei
cases IL hs effected a perfect cure. 80 cents
AID 81 bottle; large bottles much the
che aper. eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-05

IMMIGRANTs.-Mr. Henry Chabanne. a
Frenchman, now living i'm philadelphia
came on here on Tuesday last to look at a
portion of the Phillips" tract of land near
Brlstoe station, now owned by the Midland
railroad company, with view of locating
thereon. Mr. Chabanne was favorabIv inn
pressed with the location, and with his own
and three other families will purchase and
settle there. We learn that the railroad com
pany sell their lands in small tracts on a
credit of ten years by the purchaser paying
10 per cent. OF cost and the balance in annual
lnstalments. They also furnish each pur-
chaser 5000 feet of lumber on the same
terms.-MInGsSds Td.) Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-05

, LAUGHTER LENDS A NEW CHARM to
.eauty: when II discloSes pretty set OF
to tn WhiteneSS when nature has snpnlied
lis element Cf Lowell. S, may be ~ Ia nea
through life, by using tue fragrant 500
al =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-05

THR THEATRES TO-NIGHT-New attrac-
tons are presented at all of the theaterS to-
night. At FOTd's Mr.. Lester WallaCk with
fine company, viii present his romantic
Play. "RoSCdale.' which had such a long run
at his own JhCater in New York lew years
since. The name of Mr.. Wallach is Suffi-
cieut guarantee that the play will be pre-
Sented III uneXceptiOnablc style,
DUprez x Benedict's minStrels appear at
dances, Sc. This troupe has the reputation
81 being ole of the very finest in the United
states, and one who loves performances of
this class should see them. They had crow. led
EOuses in Baltimore last week. The PreSi-
dent and family will attend the performance
this evening.
The Avenue Theater begins the week with
four new stars. including Miss Rose nIiDtrT
ana Mr.. James Messenger, the cannon bail
performer.
The Jheater COmiqUe presents the thrill
ing drama, ''Savcd from the Wreck" and
has host OF other attractions, including the
child wonder, Baby Bindley.
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Alexandria Fish Torkat

since oar last report, 300 shad, 600 her
ring and l,5OO punches of rock and perch have
arrived. Shad sold at Sl7aS22 per hundred
herring at SlSaS22 per thousand. and the
bunch fish from 10 to Is Cents.-Seaihlei, 81
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CIT Y ITEM =.

CBILBLAINs will be promptly relieved
and ultimately cured by bathing the afflicted
parts with Posds Extract
Use Dooley's Yeast Powder IL You relish
light sweet and wholesome Biscuits, Rolls
Pastry, &c. Your grocer sells it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-05

The You've CATHOLICS FRIEND So
ClETN.-The quarterly meeting O. this society
was held at the Church OF the immaculate
Conception, on y street, near eth, last night.
The president, Mr.. Edmond Mailett in the
chair. An amendment to the constitution
striking out the fifty cents initiation fee was
adopted. Father Mccarthy delivered short
address. The bOOkkeeper, Mr.. John Bling
nam, presented his report, showing eXpendi-
lures Tor school purposes. S:'3G; clothing
SHOES, &c, S229. Father Bokel delivered al
address, in which he said that il was the
solemn duty of the Catholic church to see
mat the Catholic children were provided
with proper and legitimate training The
steward. Mr.. j. III. Bushnell, presented his
report OF the disbursement of funds and
clothing for the six months ending March
31st. An interesting address By Rev. Father
keane followed. HE spoke of the Importance
or education, referring 10 orr public schools
and newspapers as educator. but there was
not enough good in them. Catholics were not
antagonlstlc TO public Schpnts. They simply
mad nothing to do with then. The other side
had been the aggreSSOr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-05

1HE METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN
CEURCH-Yesterday being the close OF the
Ilih year Of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
freSby terrain church Corner OF 4th and
Chester, gave a sketch of the history OF the
church. The membership now numbers three
hundred, OF whom thirty joine1 during the
past year. The debt on the church has bee N
reduced some 5000, and Will all be paii
during the present year. The sum of - 800
haS been given to missions, &c, exceeding
nearly 81 goo the gift of any previous year-a
COmrnendable record considering the sirin-
gency OF the times. There was collected for
The poor the sum Of S14i, which was expended
under the direction of the pastor, assisted by
The ladies of the church. The Young Ladies'
Christian Association of the church was com
mended. The Sabbath school of this church
contains four hundred and fifty scholars, of
whom twOhundred and thirty-four are in the
infant class: the superintendent is Mr. Rob't
Leltch, and the infant-class room is in charge
Of Mrs. &. NJ. Parks.
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1914 GREAT so.-
1914 PENNSYLYaNiS souTE 1879
To THE
NORTHWEST, sOtTH ASD SOUTHWEST.
Trains I,ays 40 follows:
NsshiEgtc d.. $50 a. n. 4 BsttI,noFe s.30a nm
II as a. N. I.ISp m
..-.. 10 T. N. S.25 M
THE GREhT DOtBLE TRACK K6UTR M
-lth -,-t1ht scenery, Palace Sac room Day and
clSLt ais WI IA udern lmgrUN. Ete1ta
Two G@G1rei miles saved % Wes.=:n snd Central
New York.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
thrCCsh fTgm WASHINGTON - Ia WEST ana
SOkTh without change.
1icActs - this route D. prcu ~ the offices
corner 81 18th street and Pea. ~ aia Avenue and
sOrIer q oh street ami PenrSy ysria avenue uEdeT
HatonHl HYtsi, where reliable iuf5rE stiOn viii be
given a. al tBes.
Passengers procuring .iokeUs az these Offices can
Pi;tsbuTE sid Roe hester.
u. FL. Bold, yr., General Passenger Agent,
ulaEAG-4I PhllsGslolia. Pa.
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ALExASDRIA AND wAsHIsGToN q. r.

ALEXANDRIA v FEFDEhIukS BURG T. r
toANER or AND SIXTH STh E-TS
Local trains leave for Alexandria ss follovs.-sT
= y 10, IL p. N, L. 3, A. s, ., 7p.m.; a
a., aid D. n. daily, all other trains daily except
Local Trains leave Alexandria e. z, OWES, T. -
,, 10, II .. m; I, 3, 4, ), o ard , . m The ~
=. m AID .. m. from AleNsndris daily, al other
trains daily except Sunday
a, ~, and p "a connect Sitn trains Wash
GREAT SOJ IHERS EXPRESS, Via Richmond,
teaK sshngiUn 1 1.3s .. N. daily except Sunday
1hTouFh Tickets 10 ali ppLJ- SOU a t1d Soufnvrt.st
Tor sale AZ nC-s 1rnor Eth street sud penn-ylVanfs
sNeuuc and corner OH street aud Praasyi AHA ave-
cue where passengers caa leave orders tor baggage
- e chef k6c ~ ali bOtFs aud residences throne 10
ScSsinttt1L. y. vi. boyd, Jr-,
49, . - SoneIh Passenger Agent.
jantd R,lis.,so-ef Ns
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J.F. BRoD4FAo, No. Is 18Th street Is pay
Ing special Improvement taxes AZ the lowest
rates. Give LII saI before paying.
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CATHOLIC CONFIRM ATIONS-The Most
lev. AT chOishop Bayley administered the
SatTafu tEi of Confirmation AZ ~. Patrick'S
church yesterday morning % one hundred
'-io ScVcnt y-Seven persons. who afterwards
- rclvCG Holy Communion, the Archbishop
also Git,claiing a The mass. Twenty-seven
- tie FORTY I'VE adults confirmed were con-
N'ris, i've from the Methodist, six from the
l'rNtes ant Episcupalians, six from the Pres
- ,tTiars, and tEe balance from other de-
nominations.
Iat'r II he morning the Archbishop as
EiSt.1 ~ thc Rev. DIR. White and Rev ID G.
lie Wolf, Confirmed one hundred and twenty
I've candidates at 81. Matthew'S church pre-
NiCUSly addressing them on the nature OF the
sacrament. or the Adults twelve were con-
NcriS-fOCF Gacn from the Episcopalfan and
SicthOdisl denominations, three from the
10y JellSns and one from the COngrega-
1OnaiiStS.
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TIE RELIGIOUS TROUBLES IN GERMANY
ftgiH bishops IA Prison al POSea.-A special
dispatch from Berlin TO the London Post re-
ports mat eight ccclesiastics are at present
imprisoned i'm POScn alone 1t is rtimOred
mat the government has arrested the Papal
delegate who has been secretly administering
the archbiShopric of Posen since the arrest OF
Inc Incumbent. The Times correspondent at
Berlin, telegraphs that IT Is anticipated that
the Old laws forbidding intercourse between
the Pope and the Catholic clergy in Prussia,
except through the government, will b. re-
enacted, and that measures will be intro
duced wholly suspending Papal authority in
Prussia until the Pope abandons his preten-
sion 10 cancel the laws of the kingdom.
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CHARLES HEInSIFCK
Sillery or Extra Dry Campagne,
Excelled by none.
IL, IL eos: For sale by HALL & HUHF,

CoRNs, &C.--"Ine wise TOR health ON daily
walks depend B" ana thousands patronize Dr.
whites establishment, 535 18Th street, oppo-
site U. s. Treasury, TO avoid painful Corns.
Bunions, Inverted Nails, etc.
1872 were 92l9.fsO a TO- M,
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COAL, WOOD AM
BUILDING MAgGE.. ...S.

=
srFs s.sa5s 81 E-hi 10 80. -.-r .a .7.f $50.
u IE., lCiEE and RS = a. -,.-.. rasf.G
PieGr oAk and HICKORY Wunf. o. -rr -ffck e
sawed aut split; eli kept under cove
ia, lnE the control Of several bi,.- q ..l.JEte,
a6a bufnrstic tENESTS and CsI'l sTi, PE.ES.
IE6ey *lIa banding yearly Hsi., ta.ii-- - Ran.
Gob Ia rs an II condition I. Hp orders - an;
Character IN my liH" with si.Pa.- ,.F .Iali-v a.
Wholesale s-t retail, up2r SO 81. s-4t -rpsos.
ritIon
Central ufice-623 Loui-isus sE-ala r,ortt-,--t
BTancE saTd-lpt ST., ut ND n. -orrhesst
Nbart-tcot Of 81 street sUut5e--f
OC.si IS Az -.tkaNp
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ELPHONSO YOUHGS g. CO.
ARE SELLING
10 LBS. NEW TURKEY PRUyEs.for al 90
10 LBS. CHOICE DEMERARA SUaARror 81 90
10 LBS. &C NEARLY White SUGAR.....for 81 90
10 LBS. CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER...for So so
LBS. Al sUGAR.............. ..........cor 81 90
s3a LBS. GRAEULATED sUGAR...-....tor 81 90
s18 LBS. CRUSHED sUGAR................f5r 81 co
5 LBS. CHOICE ooLoNG TEA..........for 81 90
LES. CHOICE GREEN TEA for : , 90
5 CANS sTABLERS GENUINE BARTLeTT
FEARS, i'll ~ rup ................. 3 90
ga LBS. CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER for 81 90
DOE. CANS SUPERIOR TOMATOES for 81 30
I LID. SUPERIOR GOSHEN BUTTER 4os
LIB. SUPERIOR OOLONG TEA-..........tor SOC
LIB. SUPERIOR GREEN TEA ............f,r soc
GOSHEN BUTTER BY TIE TON.
ELPHONzO YOUNGs 4 CO., Grscera
(MAsONIc TEMPLRJ
9Th STREET, opposite q. 8 Patent once.
5LFH 41ENs9 YSSUNGs.}
II AND KAUPHY.
Lovers Of good TEA and COFFEE VIII be pleased
mar LffB t as fel cofsGEs
Of Stands Nos. las and lag Center Market, T.
These goods are Of the choicest Imporss.on,, and
are retaiied at small advance on Wholesale price.
o,., las and I4s Center Market, east wing.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW SPRING STYLE CARRIAGKs.-07er 100
PAM and Pons Piston SeS fo TX, styles s
oulp seat OArriAEes Second hand Carriages taken
N exchange Call before purchasing elsewhere. p.
". cCHMIDT CO., No. 319 Eth street, be-
twecn and ID, Washington, and % w. fsyetts
saeet, Baltimore, Md. uayl-tys
STOVES, &c.
las; R; HARROyER, Maassaarr q Stoves e.1
Ifredys, and dealer in Hardware and -
douseiurnishing Goods. Roofing and Spout L.
ing specially. No. 1885 18th street north
Nest, near hnode Island avenue. sepl0-ly ~ 4
EsSoNS ON GUITAR AND PIANO, sIO and
S12 per quarter. Will teach pupils at ~ l
their residences; references given. Call at ILL ]
,t ID nsie store, or address No. 81 10th ~
euees sootnNeet msrl7-2w*
PATENT ELASTIC CRUTCH,
THE BEST In USE.
A full assortment Of sizes in stock. Also, lower
VS.. THOMPSON,
.eolsu Pharmacisf, 103 18th street:
4 sOAtNB LOAN OFFICE, CusW az IA Ss,eS
~ asa NeB Yoyb Aoesas, entrance on New ~ |
OH avenue. The most private Loan Once III
" the city Money loaned at the lowest rais0 r
q interest on Gold and Silver Vstches OismonS.,
6isfs and Plated Ware, Guns, fistos, Iadies, and
ooo1o-V 4
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IHE l. o o. +. Choral the animal
hseilnS OF the i. q. 0. +. Choir, on SATURDAY
tNeltngs the following officers were elected
lti tt-e t.,,Su ng Near--JOhn II. Sci Hsrt preS-
ldent, " N. al. Frazier, vice-president: 4 III
Roswell. secretary, j. Martin MCFARLAND
1Feastreri Frank Ouraud, librarian: Prof
fers, second leader; PROT. John r Scheel. or
cauist; Miss Florence Cook pianist. This
choir - composed OF members of the order
with ladies elected TO assist them m - in q
very fourisElDg condition, and numbers
some OF the best singers OF WashIngton
They have commenced the rehearsal of Tie
Gperafic Cantata OF the s'H&ymakeFS !" aod
inteud % give 10 la a grand concert early IN
The coming season.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW SPRING STYLE OARRIAGES.-Over 100
II OF the latest New York styles Of. RAR,
rark and Pony Phatons, Top and No &1G
TOP Buggies, Sash and Low Door and &SE
Jump seat Carriages. Second hand Carriages taken
1n eSehanEe. Call before purchasing elsewhere. p.
". sCHMIDT CO., No. 31s eth street, be-
street, Baltimore, Nd usyli- w.
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@A cable dispatch announces the arrival
OF the L.. >. steamer MOnongahela at st.
Helena with the Kerguelen PARTY of observ-
ers of the transit of Venus.
fSGeOrge Druly, member of the Louisiana
house of delegates from Assumption parish.
mas been indicted by the grand jury for par
tlcipating in the forgery appropriation bin
recently promulgated.
R-The ceremony of unwilling the monu-
ment TO the memory of the late Emperor
Maxlmillan took place I'm Trieste, Austria,
yesterday in the presence of the Emperor
Francis Joseph, the archdukes, the minis
ters, and an immense concourse of people.
The Chicago Tribune affirms that the
real object of the recent railway conference,
at Philadelphia was "tO bring about a recon
CITATION between the Baltimore & Ohio and
The Pennsylvania railroads through the
.nreat OF turning over the New Jersey CEN
trial 10 the Baltimore & Ohio unless the Penn
sylvania road should come to terms"
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STOVES. &c.

las, X. HARR0VER, Maasfadrr Of ssosa ssd
Isrra,e, and dealer in Hardware and
dousefurnishing Goods Roofing and Spout -
ing specially. No. 1896 18th street north -
Nest, near Rhode Island avenue. sepl0-ly ~
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II EsSONS ON GUITAR AND PIANO, $40 and
a., ~ Per quarter. VIII teach pupils at -
ELLIS Music Store, or address No. ri iOth ~
street southwest. marI7 -
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LIST OF PATENTS issued to citizens Of
the District of Columbia for the week ending
April 9Th, 1875: Lester A. Beardslee, inn
provement in machine for testing the
improvement in incu batOrS; Lester A.
BeardSlee. improvement i'm testing machines
John X. KOrf, improy ement in comDined
water coolers and refrigeratOrs
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BUY NOW! BUY NOW! BUY NOWI
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EPISCOPAL CONTRIBUTIONS. -Rt. Rev
Bishop Pinkney administered the rite OF
continuation to a large number of conmu-
nicants and preached at st. Johns p. r.
church, Georgetown, yesterday morning He
also confirmed a numberOf persons at his
own church-the Ascension-the evening
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HE LEGISLATIVE REFRESHMENT BILL
SUIT. Godfrey 4 GOel against ex-Speaker
Campbell of the late District legislature for
refreshments furnished the law makers, was
called this morning by the plaintiffs attor-
ney, Mr.. Elliot, in the Circuit Court Judge
cartier. The counsel for defence, Mr.. Cook
was not present, and his absence being
mentioned the court directed that The case
oe called for trial tomorrow, saying ii must
then be commenced.
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