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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

And now they have got up story TO show
that Gov. hayes IL also little tricky In his
tax returns An obscure paper In Toledo
publishes . statement that whereas be Is
worth 100000 in personal property, be only
paid tax ON % 900 worth under the personal
tax law OF Ohio. The figure named II rather
probably been trumped mp TO break the force
OF the terrible charge against Gov. Tildeu,
which has not been and apparently canno.
be answered. But such a. IL, II made By .
responsible person, Gov. Hayes must meet
IL, and show Just what there II or is not In it.
He cannot follow Mr.. Tilden's example IN
that respect. BE II too good Q soldier 70
dodge behind silence and secrecy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

Acting on the suggestion lately thrown
Out In THE STAR, the authorities having
charge OF the Capitol Police have directed
the Capitol building to be thrown open be-
tween the hours OF a. m. aud p. m. on
Sundays. This is right and, proper and will
give thousands Of our visitors an opportu-
nifty Of seeing the interior OF q structure OF
which every American Is proud. Now let
the Botanical Gardens, the Smithsonian In
sfitution, the model room OF the Patent Of
nee, and other points OF interest at the CAPT.
tai be thrown open on Sundays likewise, al
closes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

oSrISl OF PrsLIe srLD ss. AND e. J.
WAsnrNGrol, ID. O., Auguss 81. lGs y
eselsd Proposae sm Be rscseys gsfil eEPrKx
for the hsoAl year sDefng June .. l87.
1W fartAsf tafbgns<1oa sPS.Z e ~ 80.
sasss-G oel. q Hasisssn. U.fA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

The criminal carelessness which permitted
one wreck TO be the cause OF another, a. the
expense OF human life, on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington q Baltimore railroad, q few
days ago, In falling 70 send out q signal OF
danger to approaching trains, seems TO have
been repeated on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad near Harper's Ferry yesterday
morning. In this case, however, two addi-
tonal trains were wrecked, instead of one,
rs In the other. It Ii barely possible that
the following freight train was so close upon
the FIRST when the first accident occurred that
1t could not be checked; but there seems to
be no excuse for allowing q meeting passen-
ger train 10 run into the wreck without any
warning whatever, as the telegraphtc &C
count Of the affair says IL came on at full
speed ga few minutes after the accident oc.
CURED A STEW minutes" Is q long time
when scores OF human lives are In peril, and
that they were not improved shows q negii-
gence or Generalization that IL little less
than criminal. The matter ought to be care
fully Investigated. and punishment awarded,
If such thing be possible. At any rate. the
responsibility for the loss of life which re-
suited should be definitely fixed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

The disqualification OF the times shows It
self In other school boards than that now In
hicted upon the unfortunate people OF thi 9
District Cumberland, Maryland, Is bur
dened with q board that Is declared to be
both corrupt and inefficient, aud efforts are
being made to get rid OF the incubus. The
Cumberland Ne,rs OF Saturday says that
"gradually the schools management have
Isolated themselves from the leading men
not only Of their party but OF the commun-
1ty; the chief Judge of the circuit has for
months refused TO Join In appointment under
Law which he has already pronounced un-
constitutional, and the board being incom-
plete has been for months running counter
20 the Law. Good legal minds have taken
this view Of the case, and IL 10 now being de-
cided what form the proceedings against the
board shall take-whether to eujoin them
from further exercise OF power aud the dis
bursement OF public money. or to proceed
against them and their agents for misuse OF
power. The papers In the case have not yet
been prepared
The New York Tiorne, commenting upon
the late developments of ring profiigacy In
the Chicago school board (from which city,
by the way, we now import our school trus-
tees, and dictators In school mstters) says
with truthful point:
needed and which may be improved In spite
OF the shameful shape in winch IL comes.
Public education Is an excellent thing; but
We have done our best TO make 1t demoraliz-
Ing by committing the outside management
OF schools and their internal economy 10 the
hands OF Ignorant, INSCRIPTIONS, grasping,
and plundering boards and committees who
have no more regard for 1t than for any other
branch OF the public service In which theft
Is possible. This Is really becoming very
serious matter. In many q town and city,
or which greater decency, not to say intelIi-
gence, might have been expected, the man.
agement OF the schools has been usurped BY
q gang ofignorant politicians who know as
much Of education rs they do of practical
piety. Hence come squabbles, plots
maneuvers; hence come rings, and clfdues
AND factions; hence come jobs, embezzle-
ments, and cut-throat contracts for build
1pgs, for salaries and for supplies, with
teachers turned out to crafty personal
grudges, and teachers appointed with as
much consideration for their fitness as III
they were To be employe ed In cleaning streets
or In digging sewers. We do not believe that
mere Is an important town or city in the
United States which has not been
behavior, the dishonesty, or the incom-
potency, not OF teachers, who for the
most part are litter for their positions
tnan We might have nticipated, but of those
who appoint teachers and afterward are sur
1ered 10 supervise them. We do not propOse
70 discuss the Chicago difficulty judicially;
out We are justified In expressing general
apprehension that the efficiency OF our pub
lie schools depends somewhat upon the in
teeIity and intelligence OF those who, on be-
hali OF the public, control them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

To the republicans the late maneuvres of
the New York democracy are indicative OF q
want Of confidence in their ability to carry
the state at the next election. The nomins-
tion OF Governor Seymour In spite OF him
self, and the strenuous efforts they put forth
TO secure his acceptance, give q coloring to
this view OF the case. The democrats re-
garded Seymour as their strongest political
card, but the republicans now assert that
they would have liked nothing better than
his candidacy against such Q man rs ex-
Governor and ex-senator Morgan. Hts ac-
ceptance would have been the signal for
wheeling The old political artillery OF 1868 in
line, ana he would have been cannonaded
with hot shot labelled, "Secessionist,b
"Union Mater, !" "Apologist for the New York
draft riots" &C., until November next. II
seems doubtful whether a new nomination
viii be made by the state committee or
whether q convention will be called to MI
the vacancy. Heretofore such vancancies
have been filled by the state committee, but
Mr.. Gray, the chairman OF the late conven
ton, In Q telegram to the secretary of the
state committee wants the old convention
reassembled or o new one called, and says In
this the democracy are united.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
Notice Co Correspondents.

Persons writing letters 10 this once for pubIica-
tiou or in regard business viii obge us and bost
their own purposes by addressing them simply
TO the "EDIIoa OF TEE STAR" or the "PuBLrsHxR
OF TEE STAB, ;" a. the case may be- When addressed
personally they are regarded private letters and
in cases Of absence insonvenient delays frequently
occur from that cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
Reading Matter on Every Page

Average sscoy7s Daily Circulation
seer 15,O0O,-6etsg moro than
three times that Of any ether
daily paper tss Washfngfoss, ass1
e4ss0l 70 that Of all the ether
daily papers r. the ettv SSdeS
tOHefher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04


y No IS l6< 1t. NV, Il rooms, N. g.. stable eOo
10 nu = street n w. 10 rooms, stable 100
30 AW eneet NV. 10 rooms, mod. i'm % ..... 50,
10 ~ lst street n e., - rooms. mod I'm go. rs
20. lM Penns. ave-, 10 rooms, mod. impe- 60
no tSi street Nv, rooms. mod. imp S.. 60
Ne. il04 street northwest, II rooms, mod. in IS
No. - q street northwest, rooms, mod imDs SIS
No. 80 Missouri avenue, u rooms, mod impe g
30. lSD Vermont avenue, 10 room, mod. imDs %
Store and dwelling, 18th street ~ ;, Md. imD. %
No. q street southeast, Is rooms, mod fmps
10. n8 Nth street, u rooms, mod. i'm s..-.... q
10. ~ 9TH street Nv, rooms, nod. i'm os .. g
BIO. SIG street me-, 10 rooms; mod. i'm - 20
No l3 East Capitol street. 10 rooms, mod. impS 20
10 ~ and 23u j street n. W., . rooms, m. L.. 20
., w. oor. 9TH and streets southeast, 10 rooms 90
NO ~ street. NV, rooms, gas and water. s.
NO. zU II street northwest, 8 rooms, mod A. g
10. l60I Y street northwest, rooms, mod. inns s.
No )225 street northwest roome, mod fmp0 50
Store and Dwellins, 7th and Boundary -. ~
No. g D street southeast, rooms, mod imps 30
30. 6ll etreetse.,7 rooms, gas and water ~
No. lSl6 18th q. W., rooms, gas and water -
No. - Carroll street s.e., rooms IN. imps So. IS
no. 90 6fh street northeast, 6 roems, m impe IS
New houses. 1lth street near ......... Is
No. GA, 62s, 6S Sc, rooms. gas and water %
No. ga Delaware avenue, near lat ard h ....... %
30. 4ll l4l5, AH Sd ct. nv. 6rooms and water IS
NO Is n essachusetts ave., rooms, frame.-.... IS
No 9th street southeast, rooms Is
NO zlD 10Th street nortbvest.6 roomA -......... Is
No street northwest, sgcY-a.............: 10
Also, number Of other boN D, larger and smaller
ansasf WlRHIp ~ .~x = $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

The New York Sun admits that the demo-
cratic chance for carrying New York "has
been shaken By the events OF the last week, /"
ct Utica. II does look that way, truly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

This time Mr.. Seymour says al shall not
accept the nomination" This u IN improve
m0t on "Your candidate ] cannot be-" 70
N q posiuvsueaa u concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
a1a1u R.H. wARBRR, nh and y street.
FOB RIHTI TOR RI6Ti ZOE REaTI

Two new BRICK DWELLINGS; containing IL
roome, With ell mosern inn row ments: facing the
south situate between 18Th and 18th streets north
west tn first class neigbborhood. These houses
are very well built and finished in Q supe rior man
ner. Careful and responsible tenants desired at
S0 PET month Also, on grounds south Of Colum.
eian College. oath and Boundary street, o BRICK
DWELLING: just hpished: has II rooms and bath.
roop; gss and water: with large lot suitable for
$40 street. applT-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
COAL DowNl COAL DowNM

Just call st MlLLRRS, 3o7 18th street north.
west and at $40 street, near Hbbits House, and
see how low We can reach down.
Bone but best qualities and full WEIGHT a 80 Ibs
70 tom delivered to any part Of the District,
Orders viii be received Of the above officss q
tember 18th only.
Can soon, for Goal must advance before the end
OF the present month. ssD+@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
EoR THE CUBE OF IMPOTIlOY. seminal
g.y xSI :se At 200 street s0utsv.:t sy,,
NJRs. DIR. wILeOH. an erpTienesd Fsmais Pa.
w sie:an and Mtdrtfe, can be oonndeuti.Il con
suited % e24 9,h street, northwest, tetgesn D.
ths.l rs.idsi Gall or Hriss. Mrs.. %i.on NOT
Olairyoyant. aug2i eol1t
nR; BUoKLKR JOE rs twenty years expe-
E,an TnmOr. Quar-. satisfaction or no cSsfgs.
Hui H ecnnaestfsi ,, Ro-ms for patients. Zoe
s0nsuItsd sysry Tuesday end sasurdsy 8 10; Sse
lis:Si1;S: SrIsSg cured: Ss.: ana s.sia;.cs -
"SA!fDIsA0IIoH"-A Io.Itiy. cure, o. =. 3 :.
us ;, Dr. pslS5. :. is q sse ss COZ q Penn pes
syIyania ayenIe. Oonsultations free. suss I'm.
DREeCRIPTIOD IREE ZOE tn ePRROY
an disordsr. brought on b. inSiscrstons or s1osss
Any Drussia has The insfedisnts.
sssis wiz Boz saSs, he. YORK.
nk. R0BIRIson, roa 1sa.~vs, can o con
" sel, "a g xst lSss street ,GEssSs ss.fy
BHTHRDAS ri o SnSs q sss w ~ IA p9 =:
6. S5%s1 6Ss.a.: Soeo!isS:. ei::s, ssriess.s,
ssnt eaeea e Cd: q 2.S
I'll &c SaSes quickly cured, and the Ioison entirsJ
curry. eDermatorrhea, brought on b. sxoessss Al
sSuss IN yeuth, Sauans 10. Of nsmory and insant
nstxoustrritsbility, gym Itoms Of consumption, -
dMsSuons Ieaktsnos q the nssft. Isi1s IN beSk
s sesse x s:Ss q Sg
o.cbly treatsd; Refer 70 TIE hish SsstInoniai
balttmore. ono 4Sl 18th strsst northwest, frc1
y oSD.0. mArSo-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-Four elegant new REsIpEUCEs
Il on street, near 18th, 10 rooms, With eli modern
conyeniences; $50. 9t6 9Th street northwest, and
Sl9 New jersey avenue. rooms. S4s each Other
$50 La avenue. aoe9 ~.
LOB RENT-H0Usn els New Jersey avenue,
II 9rooms. Gas and vater; good yard Rent go
Isr Month; Apply to W. o. JoHHses, us Dth
LOB RITA BRIOK HOUSE, conteinfna Al
y modern tnDrovemeuts. situated ON l2th street,
between u and streeo northwest, II rooms. In
eNOR eALnE Q for 90 60, 00000
y eD10. Sxaw, el1o0o $1,000, os no, a, so,
"a Ss4f % ! sseI0, 500 sss" Pr WI Ioesssd
sots-f S1i M strsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04

PER .s,. sGnsn Apply to W. o. 'oHHses re bsh
u modern inyroysneuts. situssed on iitS street,
Sssrsss a. ssd . ssrssS nSSrtnSess rooms In
J. !. . {; s;ss: PC; :s;;
sess.S sii "a .trsss.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
OwIHo 10 TH1 D1CLIlI1a aIALTH OF
q SEua cP ID
a, oHiS 81 9 sss.n'
,.,.m A,,or, wA Y, f. & sf 81 H.,
o. .i ;:; !! ;:isss' zssr': Z. T. sssi once
DERsONs DEeIIINe 70 BORROW MoNEY
S.ss ss.S
& aSsS s. 81 f S. %R.
ron NAVY tsrd bridge; sood DWELLING slS ~ ne,
s. 0ABiIE.' 66 niosso... 4 D. 3. Mss .spi sA
ssSif soos DoiIdi.s ..a e ~
sIsSSF % Re-. say ..s. s:' nd O i.:a..sas
a sAkl 0aAEGl9sS0 vim boy 7Ie sssel,
E1CIIOsikY and IOi URiAM SUsfSiss, on
:aa.:
Star once sepssts
FOB BALE Oh TRAUD-A small HOUSE,
e H ' HS:.s
In west end, with large lot and stable
rp,a [Repl Ell 7tS street.
ITO LOAN-sevsraI sn,Il SUMS OF nOH1Y,
q, m esoe 70 e40oo. in and, to loan on first.
fiHrO o.rour.
ee1l lot Corner llth aud streets.
LOB sALE-A BAKkkY All FiXTURss-A
a gee cnsnEs ser an enter Irisns man Inquire
EU1e FOB SAIL.
~ We have Just received lbesides our ordinary
ns iSs fs:
do1d''s sr ms vneh NUT Be sold within thirty
hs oa a' 3 'i ss
rented ran, Some samples have been chop worn, and
' SE.s ,s l sco, sss sEs
n' Leo &, n; Es,d, glsishbos. Sons. fihsir
pound London ins twist. lame mated and Dsnsscu.
.sse sn Of sa
g % e
900 for three years. on real %.
TALL1ADGE co.,
augz96t 92e 2 street northwest.
~
cent mt. Int, TAd55 5sA 90.
WAHTsD-e3.o0o,o on real estate security, At
- ~ TALLMApGl 4 CO.,
eugf9 6t 92s street norehvest.
WAnTED-o3,sOO, on real estate oecurity, at
w nine Per cent, fS. z term Of year.
aoe1Y-0 92s street northwest.
Sd ss s!:E,5s ssssf o .s.s' q good
Se9tSe county Md and three miles nom railroad
sass H.'0' = c g. SWEET, 81, 7.h street.
= LAID. three miles from the northern Soandsry
Of rooms. barn, ersn.ry, &c: Price $500, on
o p g 81 to as
sls,s,w 81: SWEET, sI1 tn street.
Observation-Disclosures FRUIT
Addrss: srs Ei oos In the aus snSGFe'
WAHTED-02,soo- for tvo years, secured On
Az, .;:I sssasf .orsh double ~: r.. .@s1ns
WfAIntTII I'D. PARTnxR half intere:tl in 9
ss syi mo For :da5s's
q q 81 .ss Ss. ID
s can In the city address BUSINESS, Box No.
q UEIN CITY LAHD AN3 BUILBIHs AssO-
OF ROAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY
o.. eTEV1HS0A 90, Sole Agents,
IN and atIesta northves w ashinston, d. o.
-. BGILDINa LOTS o. ONLY.
100000 ACRES In IARHe.
south, West and South west,
In quantities 10 suit all persons
Information free Batisfaction guaranteed. au7 I'm
M OH III TO LO n.
$1,000 70 loan on choice rs.l estate, in Fms Of
nom 0e0 70 eiO. et ane y Ier can't: intsrest:
few sums ct Der cent In from 1000 to $4,000.
B. h. WARu08,
NAIL corner 1th and streets.
$50 fsSSS FAY: nassI y STG9k
Write fsF Y lsse boob, Zen and !dioms Of Wan 9.
JOHN H1CKLIH0 3 CO..
oct7- ~ Bankers and Brokers, ~ Broadway, ny.
PERSONAL.
UHFORMATION WANTED OF ELIZABErH
ANN KILL! ,bZ her fatner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-04
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB HYDRAULIC CEMEsI

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WARASD
NAVY DEPARTMENT., 2100 PENN AVE.
WAsHIsGroN, ID. O., Sept ID, ls76.N
sesied Proposals, ipdorsed .Propoeeis for BY
TIL o clock on the lth instant, for furnishing
and oeiivering st the site Of the HAsT WING Of
three thousand barrels. more less, OF ydra uic
Oement fsuch brands as are approved and used BY
neers, and by the Supervising Architect Of the
treasury Department.
o. Z. BABOOCK,
Colonel Of Engineers, u. D. Army,
eep2 90 Chief Kngfpeer in Charge.
, 1876-04-29
the CENTENNIAL.


:" ~ 81. ."no, wa,s .. W, nnedo0 t''onh'
. Ne" aohA' ap''l Sos-ln fhilaoaIpniar no
tlchd the other day in one Of their dailtos
criticism on your philadelpI,hia correspondents
to TIM efrcc. TINT bin vicus of th, c;ty md Il.
nrov,,ons for I'M c.r.nn;s, ~ e,ss aaa ~
- .aa a1.nasss.sa H's. G. ,ss."'. WHY p'o1uossso
Anu eAaRgeta'eo' 90 unfortunate "an my own
experience there, in nJ attsmpts to find anything
barely decent. th.t II bas occurred to ms to
write TO you line, sinp,v Tn tel, ron mat vonr
oo.,asoo;,s,,t ao,,,a asf... ~ ,,..,. sue ~.
..., o..spouea ~. .oo.a eeA's1 w justice ~ ns
Ifleo' 10 tao utter mlsesaoicness Of esorything.
have, true. MY New England lovo OF country,
ti,e Centennial thoroughly at heart, sud
am onlr tan rarnpst IN nv r3ah that /, sbou1d
h. a a,,ccnas. I,ut arst nm vasr ~ H. nnt
too ionry a tina Ia rat tte huIdinc. ana iii ths,r
heIonrinsn IN nronar pha.a tho c,tv IL i.,s
i,eronl hciicf in hofo,s IA mar sn,; wrateh.
cd. and thn rnstanrants arn rrsiiy unworthv m
Srs,ness x;tin". 1a,,trscoosaI tnet, H+ase.
nvnrsnnn,nr srsrvtnnr chin,'sd co,r.o ,5sh.. Sst'
so;ied tncp, anu ,,5c,rii nsrr,sctf"i nn1.yg
Wn;ters ,naio m t}a au,T ~ 81 tl,.tr -ostnny tvy
rants riti,out eyccntio,,s small nsw hnto,
haa ham h,nIt .s:rha Wns,- ina /" .,,d viii, III
i.s nretcnsa II, -e.t ,ur,nt onfy .rr"n..ns ,1sn
othcrs in linen rrocrcrr" rut,rrr a,ui w,;sera
, 1876-04-29

HeFc afhHHft Hsht FhlusMo ~ HHart0. "T1ssnn NJ
Mr: Ollies aut profusely illustrated which tbs
hcdde,nY Aays 10 a carefully lJ-usitten and on tho
Whole. Trustworthy history.
In the flrst part Of Mr.. Furnivalls edition. for
the nov Shakespeare Society," of flarrfson's " DO.
act!ptlon Of England 10 Bhakspea'ss Tsmo,
i577-'S7." will 10 = copy. Of Nordens map Of
sspa Of .Lo routss 81 sh.Espssro in h.s iournaya Il
from htEatfotd 10 London will accompany Tart
II. ne1t year.
Tho following ssus!omen hare been dss1Q-
natcd ~ members of thn EnBlis1l Copyright
Cotnmisston Lord John Manners, tbs Karl Of
=, ln,evon, sif chsr!es Young; sit Henry Holland,
tnond Woltr, Hr Julius Benedict, Mr. Daddy, Mr.,
Fronde. Aif. lieraehell, Ef. jenkins, III. W.
smith. btr. Fltzjsnos 6tephens, aud Mr. A.
TEo1iope.
j. The Atlantic for Juno wilt contain " one Of
tiie 1noat striking ptpers ever written by Marx
t!tisd - TSs H. Xmaress. by ilaary ''o;s Jsmes, s
.nS sis1sd is hesassd eapss Aa.%' .sse
Village" BY ". q. 1Ioxella: J: Mrs: Kemb1ea
,vt!Io "vuosslp;' =, censennla, Hym9," ty Mr.:
others.
Ths London Ppblt.her.' Circular s.ys thai
The panry-droRdfuf htyla Of literature, like
'Tyburn Dick and Claude DuvAi,s aatluot b.
supPlintod 6y any amount OF 'goody religions
w@ts o.. - no. no lot s1gfe"a @ gsatlemeo 70
b. DIS IL unly 1sist1od bY ola jaaies aud tGe
tru8 nay to crowd out tho depressed literature
il To Ill tts place with something thrilling or fas-
ctuatlug, whore tho moral purpose IL hidden
ut,ds. ths interest OF the story or description"
r,,s r.or,tss+ ht,,-,,,,, a, NJ s,.~.rt ,r
aan neas Mr.nt - Iii IT, =, e., t.' W
~. f,t1,;s ,, ,rri,or Nv w a,n.se,y iIpl' ,s
satf an,na .inas ~" wa Tor ws,t, @ rnna,n
sketch Of Mr. -Stematt'8 lifo for publication iu
oay s,3bn,f,a at ~ "un ~ ~ pao11 was
-asn,s ~ 5ns:~s .s ,,,.t r,n.t,a ~ , ~
ens,,a ~ sno -;.ina ,,,t st.o. "a s svtE
staus- 70 tat'ad 1.no n's III, ~ r,
mn ~ to tia inc,dsnsa NJ liz M '' ~ ~, IL
ioa ~ .nn ~. us c! ~ sis .no
s".a ~, i,",,. ~ ia $780, - W. W
ts..io. "'i =. s;s, u - t, ~ s.n
,..en,t W p,1;usu5 w., w. , VIZ
r. nauo sta,.,n a.v tu 1sn 10y e1o'en taken
tson' '1i' e'o""t' '@ee "1tef oeasp. ...-
A curious book Is to DO published BY noberts
Tsos. ~ subscription work. The Abbot AIc.
mortal j." will comprise memoirs Of many fopta.
hcntntivcs Of TINT name, which is cortainly well
, 1876-04-29

dspsiYlng IL Of its character 4 nuisance, il in
operation 1t : factory 1t Aienslu.onsaut. Psrla.
A due shower OF water, travelling IN tho diFec.
tiou Of tbs smoke, and ut live times 1ka velocity
u projected !nto tho chi1uney- whore 1t tuixea
with lis smoke, taking up tho soluble gsses and
psscapisasiug Tie impurities eatned zip wilt Tue
slnoka by tho draught. Tho foul w1t6f u
discharged into ac,stesu, who're ii IL eollso4sa,
aud ans bI&ok paint IL Kot item II
, 1876-04-29
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TauTns Eon To-UAr. secoua Series. By Dawn
EWING, iAstor CtMral Church. l2no.. pp. 99l.
Chicago; janapu, Mculurg I Co. Price, tl.50.
The truths which the pastor OF tho Central
Church teaches to the people are hrosd sn1 free.
They are aos hslf-srntha. Or ha,npsrsd truths,
wearing the tettsss Of orssd. aud pus forth
cautiously. ulsa only - muak Of th.lt
, 1876-04-29
SPARKS or SCIENCE.

THE FLORA ROUND ABOUT CHICAGO: THE
LILLY FAMILY
Several representatives Of tho superb orler Of
Lilies {LtEt ee1} will bs found in tho hrat
spsing-bouquats which the rsublors In our
woods blnd together. Tho groves u Wyerside
, 1876-04-29

Wid1 AtaEe Tor May %. LothFop 4 Co., Boston|,
Among ihe contributors 70 This nulnber are Edgar
FAwcstt, Ella FormAn, Mary Z. Q. WyetA, Julia.
Eastman, 1lss. K. D. Cheneyt and Dr. Z. Tourjee,
There arc ahirty-oua illustrations.
SaHtlarlan for May Icanpbell & Co.. New York;.
HtsttrH journal! of EdueutoH for April tJobn ".
Dsowu, Chlcs2o}.
National ttaehrr,' MontAty for Nay IA. y. barnes
Co., Nav York and ChfcaBn).