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BOARDING.

ROARDING-Ons handsomely furnished PAR
- LOR and BEDROOM adjoining, on second floor,
hot and cold water, with bath room, suitable for
two gentlemen or gentleman and wife, facing north
and south, south yeranda, with or without board;
VIII be rented low for summer months-one half
square from avenue cars. 319 street southeast
Capitol Hill, between 81 and a. SITS. ap26 ST.
E0R RENT, WITH BOARD. In a private
family q large second story front and third
story back ROOM; very desirable Summer Resi-
fence; centrally located. Terms moderate Call or
ADDRESS NO. I3os street southwest. ap2i-3t'
ROARDING:-Handsome furnished rooms, with
- frst-ciass TABLE BOARD. Terms m derate
for the summer. Apply 1704 L street north
west. ap233t'
l. ROOMS, single and en- suite, moderate prices for
spring and summer months; No. GIT 18th street
northwest, near II. mart Tvs
CerSer Of 10th and streets
tvA northwest Washington, d. o., one square from
Avenue and = street cars Board BY the week or
month Transient Board, 81 per day House thor
ough!y renovated and refurnished.
feb6y FRANK MILLIKEN, Proprietor
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DOWERFUL REDUCTION.
CLOSING OUT THEENTIRK STOCK OF NEW
AND CHEAP DRY GOODS AT
4 A X r Y RS.
f05 MARKET SPACE,
200 yards extremely fne new style yard Via
FRENCH FEMALE, in beautiful figures And
stripes, with hands me sideband, only Is worth &c
l-sp yards beautiful silk aud wool FONGEI al
new spring shades, IN plain plaid and stripes.
BLACK slLkS-Blask silks extremely cheap
pieces Of new BLACK ALPACA, yery fine very
wide, only s., worth 62c
81 81; we are selling il at 9l
Lupin all wool BlaIk DELAINK, 81, worth sc :,
especial bargain
goo yards feather Proof BED TICKING. sc.
CASSlMERES for Men and Boys wear, Is 81 %
seam. ENGLISH STOCKINGS, 25c
Splendid p. X, i2c. asls tr
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AT sLAUGHTERING PRICES.

inst received 5000 yards Hamburg Kds.s and
DO dozen Napkins at &c., worth loo.
All Linen Handkerchiefs. &C.
1000 yards Cotton, better than wsmsutta, l2Ss.
Ia long Towels, lie. worth DC.
1yard long Towel, 30c, worth SOc.
Ia long Towel, Csc, worth SOC dirt CHEAP
6O yards mixed Suiting, Ice, dirt cheap
No yarde Choice Style Cslicoes, 6hc.
l0yvO yards Beautiful Calicoes, Sc.
Zine Cambria Calcoes, loo, worth l2S.c
21s wide Sheeting Cotton, only sc.
The grsndest opening VI Spring Dress Goods ever
offered to the public.
Fine Debege Suitings, only &c
Double with French Poplins, Sc
Fine Plaid Poplins, only 25c.
Coat Hair Poplins only sc.
Camels Hair Plaids, 81 DC, worth SOC.
Mohair Balerno, Shc., worth soc.
Mixed Cancels Hair Suitings, only Sxc.
Bargains IN Black Aipacas, splendid color, Black,
Csc; Very Fine, Sic; No. for Shc., worth sYyc
We are bound to sell cheaper than any house in
the United States. Come 10 the Cheap Store Tor
bargains. We keep open until 9O'clOck for the CO.
conlmodstiOn Of the public. Saturday night II
J. w. MCKEE, c. M Towses
636 Pepnsylvanis avenue
epl0-r South side, near nth u u. ".
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The patient, however, seemed to feel. the
fire less than she had done the knife ana
during this sickening operation OF burning
only uttered few suppressed groans. a.
this over, the place was sponged ana cleansea
with warm water, and while the assistants
were sewing it up the professor explained
that he never used chloroform in operations
Of such extent about the mouth, as ne had
known Of two persons being strangled by the
coapulation of blood in their Threats, during
state of helpless inconsistencies. The
woman tainted directly, and was carried of
to be succeeded by number Of others, who
went through operations more or less severe,
but none SO barbarous as that in which the
hot irons figured. Among others was little
Girl. who had an operation performed upon
her foot, with chloroform, but before she sue
cumbed to the anesthetic she screamed most
piteously, and we could hear the mother cry
ing aloud in an adjoining room, to which she
had been banished for the time. Altogether
L was more interested than in any other
theater have ever been, and think there is
more excitement in Witnessing these bloody
dramas of science than those seen upon the
stage.
Yours, STAHLFEDER.
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OUR GERMAN LETTER.

efshts in The Surgical Ciiaic of q Medical
Ce,Iege-How I1Iarcrs are Conducted
Details Of . Severe Operation upon the
Face-How the Red Hot Irons were ap-
piled to the site # an Extirpated Tumer,
while the Patient was Wide Awake-Why
ChIoroform would have been Unsafe
Observations Of . New Orleanlan Abroad.
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HOlyA7sd,
xNGRAvER AND PRINTER,

IS 81. Charles Street.
Ban Invitations, Wedding and Visiting Cards,
nestly engraved and printed. Also, I'll kinds Of
general Engraving in the best style. Ball com,
mittees are specially invited to call and see bis
selection Of orders Of dancing and German
fAvofs, - he 10 satisfied that the most fastdious
VIII be pleased. MD &
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Champagne.
600 baskets PIPER HEIDS1ECK,
80 baskets KRUG 4 90.

Wines and Liquors.
lso eases GOOD ORDINARY OLARET.
30 cases FINE OIARET.
600 cases OIARET.
80 half barrels WHITE WHITE.
400 cases WHITE WINE.
80 barrels BOURBON and BYE WHISKY
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A ENSMINGER'S
Crescent Steam Trunk Mandatory,
Depot-No. Sc Mag ,zina street between Grayier and
Natchez st. eets
Keeps constantly on hsnd large assortment Of all
kinds of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Travelling and
Packing Trunks Wales, Bags eic.
Fsctsry Tchouptouas ct eet, between Lyon and
Upper Line, xth Distict TO-
Trunks made to ord +, repaired and covered
mv28 Smith Fri I'm
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{
CHARTER.

~
HARR1sON M. KIDD. competent Witnesses OF
lawful age. and domiciliated in the said CITY OF
New Orleans, who sign these presents as suc9'
together with the said appearers ana me. Nosasy'
on the day and date first above written.
s"' EDWARD MCGOWAN.
PETER CROSBY, .
T.. w. BROWN,
W. II. PERRY.
PATRICK ODOWD,
TERRENCE BRIEN,
JAMES GRIFFIN,
s. HAHN, ~
GEO. S. kDNTz,
p. ROEHM,
JOHN SCHAFFER, a.
FRED ZENGEL,
as H. NJ. KIDD,
w. B. KLEINPETER,
Notary Public.
I, JOHN wcPHELIN, District Attorney for
the First Judicial District of the State OF Loulsl-
ana, do hereby certify that have read and ex-'
amined the within act of incorporation, and am
of the opinion that the purposes and objects OF
the same as specified in the said act are legal,
and that none Of its provisions. are contrary to
! Tn witness whereof / hereunto affix my official
signature, on this 14th day of May, 1875.
= JOHN MCPHEHIN, District Attorney.
I, the undersigned, Deputy Recorder Of Mort
cages In and for the CITY ana parish 81 Ortaus,
DO hereby certify that the wi. hin charter has
been duy recorded in this office, in Book No. 118,
folio COZ ct seq, as required by law.
In witness whereof I hereuntO SET my hand
and affix my seal of Office, at this city Of New
Orleans, on the day Of May, 1875.
II. DARCANTEL, Deputy Recorder.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans
1 do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
and correct copy OF the original charter as
drawn up. together with the certificate OF ap-
proval OF the District Attorney, and the certit-.
cate of recordation of the same in the office OF
the Recorder of Mortgages in this city, all now
extant in my notarial Office and forming part OF
my current notarlal register.
In witness whereof hereunto set my hand
and affix my seal of Office. at this city Of New
Orleans, this 10th day of May, 1875
w. B. KLEINPETER,
ie22 1w Notary Public.
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Refined Sugar.
NO barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
100 barrels POWDERED SUGAR.
80 barrels CUT LOAF SUGAR.
$50 barrels "a" SUGAR.

Brandy Cherries and Sardines.
2u cases CHOICE IMPORTED.
A#@
500 cases, quarter tin, EARDNEA
% cases, half tin, SARDINES.
my2 I'm
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1900 bags RIO.
80 bales MEXICAN.
loo bags OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA.
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CASSIDY & MILLER. :.
G8Ff gaE4
SAIL MAKERS
-, % G
COTTON DUCK AGENTS.

We would call the attention Of Railroad Men and
others to our extensive stock of COTTON DUCK
In all its widths and qualities, which we offer ct
wholesale, at manufacturers prices
We manufacture and keep on hand every descrip
ton of TENTS, TARPAULlNS, AWNINGS,
FLAGS of all Nations, etc., which we offer at the
most reasonable TERMS Our experience in this bust
ness for the last forty years in this city WILL We
trust justify N guaranteeing our work to be Of
the best quality and at reasonable prices.
CASSIDY e. MILLER,
my16 I'm 9s Camp street. near Poydras.
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YyHE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS, La,
Corner of Camp and Canal StreetA
ESTABLISHED IN 1906.
Assets December g. $50 SO
The Company insures Fire. Marine and River
Risks. Issues Marine Policies payable in London In
case Of loss. j. W. HINCKS, Secretary.
AID. SCHREIBER, Vice President
]. TUYES, President.
DIRECTORS: .-f z5
". B. Schmidt A. M Bickham
Placide Forsta1, Ad Schneider,
81. Gally, Jules Tuyes,
Charles LATTE, w. A. Bell.
w. Van Benthuysen, D. Fatjo,
Emile Bounys D. D. ko0ers fas 10
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WHOLESALE GROOERS


AND
II J01 - I.
WITT. '1 "e ." '''
10 E1 E9 * New T,nVnA st.
800
$50 eases GOOD ORDINARY o1'AShr'
-" - al
1000 boxes CHOICE LAYERS.
9 N :, Tef
&
9ta
100 easks Coleman's ENGLISH MUSTARD.
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The above statement is a Just true and correct
transcript from the books of the Comrany.
T. FOURCHY, President.
G. W. MOTT. Secretary. j., .4t
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish Of Orleans, city of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 18th day Of
june 1875. JAMES FAHEY, N. P.
At meeting of the Board Of Dir. ctors held the
4th day of June 1875 it resolved to pay to the
Stockholders on demand. interest at the rate OF 10
per cent per annum ON their stock.
DIRECTORS: ,f
p. Maspero Ed. Toby
d. Fatje p. Fourchy,
S. z. Relf, M. W. Smith,
L. +. Generes, j. j. Fernandez,
D. A. Chaffraix, j. NJ. Allen,
Chas. Lafiite. jt16 1y
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Thus done and passed and Incorporated, at my
Notarial Office, in the said city of New Orleans
in the presence Of FREDERICK ZENGEL and
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Dutch Herrings.
-t@
goo kegs CHOICE.

soo kegs CHOICE.

Raisins.
1000 boxes CHOICE LAYERS.
500 half boxes CHOICE LAYERS.
500 quarter boxes CHOICE LAYERS.
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Was Shelley an atheist? Such is the mo-
mentous question which next arises The
affirmative has so frequently been stated that
it has come to be almost universally accepted.
/, too, believe that he had not quite Owed
into the depth of al! mystery; that he had not
fully understood himself, the world and the
Great Unknown; that he had not quite recon
ciled all the inconsistencies OF this ]arrlng IN
strument-human life-nor solved the prob
lem, why evil should be permitted to exist
side by side with virtue, and too frequently
prove the victor. But then he never pro-
fessed to be any thing but student upon the
threshold of existence, permeated by desire
for knowledge. V d
Yet assuming for a moment that at one
time Shelley was numbered with the unbe-
LEVERS, there was an earnestness in his pur-
poses. and q craving for light, which we're
noble in comparison with the cold Mephisto-
phelean disbelief in virtue 50 characteristic of
Byron. The author of "Queen Nab +" was
man of faith compared with the author of
"Don juan" Out Of the spirit Of inquiry
which prevailed the former. it was possible
there might arise sympathy with and
moral infidelity which distinguished the lat
ter it was impossible for anything to be gen.
Grated but distrust of all human virtue. So
that our words of indignation as regards
Shelleys skepticism should really be more
measured than they have hitherto been.
The negotiations of philosophical skepti-
cism have in the worlds history very fre-
quently been cast away for 9 living and vital
trust in the fountain Of happiness and truth.
Morality always survived in Shelley; there
fore, it was possible to become an easy and
natural process with him to pass from the
lower and baser to the higher and nobler.
Shelleyism is not infdelity. That is my con-
tention, and if Systematic doubt really ever
was creed with the poet, it had been swept
away long before his death. I seem to be.
hold Shelley stretching out hands OF faith
after the divine, imploring. demanding to be
led into his pure light, and to find shelter in
the fatherhood of his Creator, through bro
therhood with one Of whom he nobly sang,
and of.whose reign he uttered such glorious
burst of triumph as this:
A power from the unknown God,
A Promethean conqueror came;
Like triumphal path he trod
The thorns of death and shame.
mortal shape to him
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WAS SHELLEY AN ATHEIST?

SrAHLFEDER.
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Star Candles and Soap
1850 boxes, al sizes, STAR CANDLES.
i6OO boxes EOAP-A Cvmplete Assortment,
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SCHMIDT & ZIRGLER..
SCHMIDT & zIEGLER,

OV0m1UI 10 LINO0II1Cs
SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER,
WHOLESALE aRooERs
and
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OtTR1GE IN 4 B4LTIUORE
HOTEL,
Flight Of the peroetrafar

BALTIMORE, June IA morning paner
says: Yesterday considerable interest was
excited in one OF our leading hotels b. the
rumor which was being fioatel apoVt ~ the
effect mat serious outrage hal neen com
united on the person Of u little girl agrl
about ~, by one Of the employees of the eS-
Enlistment. Despite the earnest cadeavorS
OF those interested the story spread RAPIDLY
which soon led 10 the discovery OF the true
facts. From these appears tuat one Of the
stewards Of the house. named Thomas
Foster, about . years OF AGE. ON Sunday.
succeeded by series Of articles i'm enticing
two young girls into his room. both of whom
were employed in the hotel. While there he
rs said To have forcihly outraged the person Oh
the oEe In question, but was unable To ac-
complish his purpose on the other. Early
yesterday morning The proprietor became
apprISed of the facts. and was about 20 eff
feet the arrest of Foster, when il was found
that he had left the city, and from Informal
nation gained il is believed that he is now in
Philadelphia. The condition of The youag
girl y said To be very serious one. The hotel
alluded TO is the Eutaw.
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J. OCAL n f w :.
The sir~y sAttd Case.
sTCpN CF rHE GIRL AWARDED TO THE
FArHFR.

CUSTODY CF rHE GIRL AWARDED TO THE
FArHFR.
This morning the hearing ON hahess Corpus
~ the case of the little Gypsy giTl, Curlenia
Harris of. was resumed before Judge Mac
Arthur. IN tie Crimins Court rOOm-Messrs.
GaInCtt. Evans ana Harrington Tor the petit
toner. ard Judge Fisher for the respondent.
~ VIII De rCcollCcted that the girl u now I'm
me custody 81 Valentine Harrison. the
rather. aud that the mother sought Ia obtain
Is custody OF the ground that the father Is
Lot proper person - have its charge, hav-
lhg been recently confined In the insane asy-
lUm. ON Saturday the Judge attempted 10
Ett ne parties to consent - live together,
ahd The husband was willing, bat the wife
Gtcilned- ON the opening % the case This
u, r.lns mere were several gipsics In the
Mr.. Harrington. for the petitioner, salt
lhat since iho AT tourt nlcnt On SATURDAY they
hau conferred with ti5e petitioner. VINO h not
inclined 10 i've with her husband. and. I'm
view OF the testimony. they would not advise
her 10 Go SO. The petitioner WAS. however,
willing 10 place the child i'm a school in fAis
city or Georgetown and 10 nay FOR its educa-
ton ard expenses until she arrives at the axe
Of \ years. and TO give bond 20 carry cut
this proposition.
oRprR or THE COURT.
Judge MacArthUs said. the child appears
to be well satisfied with the family whom
She i row with and 10 be well AIKEN care 81.
he taiher Is the natural guardian OF the
child. but with a child OF tender years the
mother would lie entitled 10 the custody. lie
was disposed 10 consider the welfare OF the
enid and also the means of the parents.
Now here y a mother who sometimes gets
dunk. a proieSSed gypsy. who has a father i'm
ono. and She conlesSCS she would send the
Child Ia Ohio. She docs not claim the chi Ia
with The intention OF bringing IL up herself
~ she herself has no means and il not quali-
ned To perform the duties OF a mother. she re-
lirqulsbes the claim that nature has given
her. she VIII not live with her husband. al
though The court would give her every means
az personal security. lie dll not know
that lie could DO anything with the
case, except la dismiss The writ and remove
the child To the custody OF the "a ther which
oTdcr he male.
AN AFFECTING PARTING SCENE.
As The parties were leaving the rooms fearS
were shed copiouSly by the mother and ch "a,
and The mother, iranticallY kissing her
daughter. held Ter for Few moments 10 nor
bosom. When she released her the father
with his friends. took tie child ana fastened
out ~ a large covered wagon and putting tho
girl IL u. drove OF.
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THE DISCHARGE OF TWEED.
4 Decision AT Last

ALBANY, June 15.-ln the court OF appeals
this morning, Judges Allen and RapettO read
opinions for the rev erSal of the Judgment Of
the supreme court in the Tweed case. and
orders OF the oyer ana teTminer, and for the
prisoners discharge. All concur. Judge
Miller cCncurs i'm the result. Judge Grover
was absent. The case was that of the peO-
pie eN rel. VIM. NJ. Tweed. plaintiff in error
W Joseph J.. LlpscOmb, defendant i'm error.
NV \ ORR, June l5.-The news that tie
court of appeals had finally decided i'm favor
of Tweed, and ordered his release from the
renltentiary, was circulated through the city
THIS morning with great rapidity, an was
me one topic or remuneration among the pol
iticians in the city hail and county court
house.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE June l5.-yirgiuis o., peeIers, IS,
{. nsolidaied, = B; West Virginia., Sc: North
carolina :, old. -; do. new, II; do special tzy
4 lid day. Sugar iiTm, To- sl0'f
BALTIMORE. june l5.-COitOn firm mid lIing, i5a
I5is- Flour steady and unchanged Whe.t firm
Pennsy Nania red, lSlal,32. Other grades un-
changed Corn strong-southern white. Sass: south
eTn yellow. eSas3i western mixed, 81 Oats dali
southern, 69alI; western white, 6Ss6l: western
mixed o.. Rye duh and unchanC ad. Hay Hnchang GEL
ProvlsIors far; Jcbbing demand nothing doing in
round lots Pork, 900 Bulk meats duIl-shoulders.
"a clear RIB sides rs loose packed, 9al2l Bacon,
cfies, ilbaS Hams, IIaiIi,. Lard dull aud NOM
nal Butter lower: demand fair-westegn extras, .
an: do. trsts, Bs1O. Petroleum nominslly nm
changed. Coffee unchanged Whisky quiet bat
firm-Small sales. 20.
NEW YORK, June B.-Stocks duh. Money, g.
Gold, l674. Exchange, long, ass: short, I9l.
Governments active at better prices.
NEW YORK, June l5.-flour shade hrmer.
Wheat cent better. Corn a shade firmer.
LONDON June Is, l2,3g p. m.-f,onsois-.l3a93 for
money; 93 ass for account. u. :. bonds, lS5S
old, l061s new fVes l031a. Erie, Hzal41s do. pre-
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washington s,cck Exchange. Iuner5.

gIc0ltcnN fHIAtA1fG ~ 4ftGgtfs0n q 10. fIa<fTf.
The following were tie prices bid aud asked AZ the
L. :. gid. ll6i, bid liz asked Bank >tucks-Ss
uonsl Balk Of Republic las bad; National Nero.
p Titan Bank, us bid. Second Matt mai Bank. >
asked: Citizens NAticna. Bank. ll2 bid: Farmers
ara Mechanics Matt NAL Bank, e Ge0rEetOwn. los
bid City Passenger ailTOais-Metrop pliTan Stock
~ bid. = asked Metropolitan Bonds, -, NJ. a :.
= Ind. SGnGry List-Na'ioLAl Theater bonds, ,. &
p. c. gold, g bId. Wash ngtnu City Gas Stock, 40
bid; GT'st Pals Ice Go stock. 20 a-k@l. Ghe-s-
r'ake an Ohio Canal, preferred bonds 81. li bid:
Arlington Fire Insurance Company stock, laS bad,
Potomac do. Georgetown. l51 bid. National Union
flre Insurance Company StcrE. 40 bid, National
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company stock, loo
bad, CorcHr ran Fire Insurance COMPANY StpC 4. l07
Mn. Co > bonds, J. ISIS. IS, y, y Old,
man, u Imp, Is. 81. J. In, % lid; Do. Is,
:. j. ls9l 96 bid: Market stock bonds, -. J. &
J. lsg2, y bid; Water Stock bonds. :, J. J.,
EUl, g bid do. II. J 4 . ., 1893. - hils Funded
Loan. Congress 6S's, p. a A., large, 1924, 73's
lid. "a asked DO. do. small. 3 a~ka'. Washing
ton - Five Year CERTIFICATES ) n. VI y ISIS,
lC0 bid, hoes asked Ten Year Bonds, &c, .. },
ls7s, % bid. Funded Loan Bonds, beg g. g,
VI. n, 1902, % bid; Certs of stock, l-l3, o.,
,. 4. y. q. ~ pleasure, ~ bid. iGe'rgetOsn -
General - ck. 3, j. j. o.. ls,l, - bi (; do,
o J. o., a pleasure, ~ Ail: Bpnnty
stock, - J. 4. J. O.. M pleasure. > bid; Market
SlUck6 j. 4. o. a. pleasure. ~ bid. Board e
Public Norks-Certfcates General Imp, So. J. A.
J.. ls74 $50 lid, q s,ked; d.. ls75, 911s lad. ~
bid. 81 askei; DO. ls7s, oiss bd, ~ asked; do.
SeTies, 81, bid q asked. Certificates Sewer, s.,
J q J., ls1i- -, $ bad; Water Certificates, s.
le17, q bid.
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Letters From the People.


WASHINGTON, ID. G. June =, fs.5
E"t'or S'U--Nou called attent on in voar
Issue OF the llth instant 10 The defect iVe drain
pipes anu traps In many OF the houses OF this
Clly' There - another matter in connection
with THIS To which ! desire 10 direct your
attention. lt is this: The rain SpOutS as "A
general thing, throughout the city. are con-
nected with The sewers MANY OF these SDnutS
or cutters terminate directly under tle win
lows OF sleeping apartments. which are OF
necessity kept open IN warm weather. do
Lot Know that this causes sickness. but do
KNOW that day and night, constantly aud
continually. there are, through these SpOutS
lHuumcrabie STREAMS Of this >icEpning gas
being emptiCd into tho atmosphere. THIS II
matter worth the notice oI the proper
authorities. Respectfully yours,
WEST f.ND.
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NEW YORK. July l5.-Shorlly before two
. CLOCK this morning fire was discovered
issuing from the nrst and second floors OF the
three story brick building Nos. Isl and l6S
Eldridge street. An alarm was promptly
sounded, and the fire department were soon
on the spot. About half an hour after the
discovery OF the fire the fire department mad
II under control, but not until the entire
building was completely guttel. The build
ing was occupied by j. r. Kipp. carriage
manufacturer. who estimates his DANA ge AT
about ~i0,G00, which is partly covered bV
Insurance. The building was damaged To
the amount Of about 5000, which is said %
be covered bV insurance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-15
TIE EsEfSKY FRlTDS.
Indictment of Late Revenue Officers
f.,

ST. LOUIS, June l5-Indictmen,s have
been found against Gen. John Mcdonald.
eN-SuperNiSOr OF internal revenue for ta.S
district: Col John A. Joyce, Alfred Bevis
ard Edward Il. Frazier, and they appeared
before the L. =. district court yeStar iav.
The charges against Mcdonald ami joyce
are marked ON the docket, =. Criminal .or
destroying public records and the charges
against BeviS and Frazier. 8 The removal
and concealment OF spirits and falling II CT
face stamps and brands Judge Treat fixed
the bail of Mcdonald and Joyce at $1,000:
that of Frazier ut 5000, and that OF BeviS AT
- r00.