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DPOPOsALs ZOE COAL.

WARRINGTON, d. G July Il, 1876.
sealed Rfoposals: % be Endorsed Proposals for
the efH DAY OF july, 1875, for the below deecrib
ed Goa. TO be delivered ct the Havy Yard, Wash-
fnaton, o into carts TO be provided By the Gov
eminent Tree OF any expense. subject to the usual
in.Peciion, and 10 be weighed At the Navy Yard
scales, VIZ:
BUsiAU OF IoUIPMEHT AND RECRUIT.
GEO ton. Anthracite Coal, fs,eamer size,) ,,aso
pm de TO the ton.
60 tons bituminous Goa, (ounbsrland,) run Of
mines ,3so pounds to the ton.
All further information Is TO the quality OF the
Oosl rsauired and time for delivery, will be fur
nished applfcsfion 70 the Comm andaut Of the
washirg ton NAVY Yard: The right is reserved to
reject any all Of the offers II sd to
tho Government Respos sibIs security required for
the prompt and faithful delivery Of the Goal when
s~arced. BLANK forms for bids to be had at this
oice. The contractor is TO par the cost OF iusp c.
ti0n. w WILLIAMS,
JyH 1T Par Inspector u. 9. Hsvy.
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The Secretary reserves the right to reject any or
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary OF
the Interior. and Endorsed Proposals for Sta
iIIi.x&sst Z.OHANDLIR. eecretAry.
sPECIALTIES AND NOVELTIES.
NET CASH.
Blue Flannel So
Bathing Suits and Drawers, fro n rs Cts. to % 90
Blue Flannel Yachting Suits. s. 40
Bingham Umbrellas,
Almost fast color, the best dyed
goods hitherto made, from 81 so to So 60
The wsmsutta Shirt,
Nothing to equal il in the country at
the price IL "A
huntfrg and Fishing Suits
Made to order.
nigh, Shirts.
d ~
Chick Alpaca Goats. 81 80
Fine Blue Flannel Suits. SI4 40
Fine French suspsnders,
Crossed backs,
SO Cts, as Cts, 6s Cts. and 30 Cts.
Double Breasted Frock Goats
With Vests,
have large assert rent In
Drap d'ete, wcrsted and Broadcloth.
An excellent Brosdoioth Goat for..........o BIG 30
Strangers are in yited to inspect my stock Of gen
tlemen belongings, aud am confident will find no
cheaper better goods In the country at least that
istte general testinoay Of recent visitors from oil
sctions.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
PRICES MARKlD IN PLAIN FIGURBs.
TEN PEB CENT. DISCOUNT FOB CASH,
GEORGE Q. hENNiNo,
40 SEVENTH STREET.
S:or sIaA OF THE GOLDEN TLElOI.
MANTELs, CRATES, FURNACES,
LATROBE STOVES.
TIE ST. GEORGE RANGE,
beating RaHse sold in the market
SLATE AND MARBLE MAHTELs,
The !, largest assortment south Of New York, from
Basket, Low Down, and Half Low Down
GRATEs,
Five different patterns of
LATROBE STOVES.
BOfNT0Ns HEATIR, put up to two rooms, os.
Also, 1AK
SUMMER QUEEN oOAL:OIL COOK STOVI,
the best In market, from % TO %
purchases, N
CHRIS. RIEssNERp,
iy,eu 7I5 TIT 7rH STREET n. W.
ANNUAL CLOSNG-OUT SALE
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
A. ST r AUS, IOI1 Pa, Az,
BEGINs JULY Is..
NOTE THE REDUCTIONS!
BUSINESS SUITSI
ssS r.: ss...s o:::...ssi ss en-, Ais !''
loA- EDWARD Harris Cashmere Stuff. IL
10 VsIsaillee Checked Cashmere Suit IA
IL North aooeic Block Gas. Suit, 10
iS ss $500 ssd 6 1i.iS 0as: . sSit,
YOUTHS SUITS!
0lS Hnlblrg Diagonal Worsted euis, ol3
IL LipDfl ef 4 Ribbed Stuff, ID
London Plsid Cashmere Suit,
New York Hills Cashmere Suit,
BOYS SUITSI
o10 HorwAlk Fancy WALKING ouft. N
Camcen Plaid Cassimere Stuff
kntckesbecker Check Oass. 0uit,
Union CaastnsFs sait,
SUMMER WEARl
ALPACA COATS, SILK LUBfRD OOAfs,
WORRIED COATS and LlHEH
GOODS In an Endless varisty,
Rsduced In Proportion.
A large sioek Of CHILpRKNs SUITS, from to
yssrs, to be CLOSED OUT AT AACRITIOI.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
S2OO AND sseo : sersFal sun. Of us
~ 49, .ns1.t 70 loan on re, s,ss,s ssssritJ.
VII q se' sums (R.,J NJ SSH s9S s.rs:.
u ofs eBoCHef sroR1 doing soos bu.is...,
+ f. ;,: g.. o q :; ss.
E1xTnH4aosDl,ss.ds. -, saEsAIs - s..a,l'g,
streets; beee. Iot 90, .aasis So. :, 8 s.es. Der
'GS' .a''S issis.:;;'T 81, sg Is .!Is:.
"A mrs. class pkuSaIsT: ssis sf..sn assdr.i
Dol are requtred for one hall interest the store fs
y y;;,.' fxsSfs.s joss I. EsTSIsIi' s:ss::.
sI'''is' i iss ''i'ss; e ;;:.S
ITO LOAN on ISaL EsiAII.
-, .. -, $4,000 =: so ! 81 sH....s,,
Fq5s ss;I ID a., =, by s:SofISs cal :.
y. ssd doing seed ss.iss n:..sn. for ' Ell
Fss:sf;: s.; .,::s! q fh'a''As XS. sss
- And COFFEE sroaes Bos KESr.. ssa
f S s:: = rate
&SO0 TO LOAN ON REAL EeTArs. Ap.
yHV ply Cha. as q ! SrsoAss0.
IsY sToRl ,or ..ie we'll ne loestla rss.on Tor
ceiling, leaving the city. Address r. n, Star Of
T sr OK ss sas
ensiness-a bargain. Address w. A. r.. star Of.
dce. jJlo ST.
WAETED TO soRR0W-0s0o or 600. Ga
w real estate In he District, title perfect; prop.
s ss Tslosbie Address L. M. H., aazst,s sfics,
wv WANT TO PUROHAsE A HyUsE for
w aeout ent %, betwsea 18Th and 10Th. and L
's5st ss se. ss.. Aseus. ss Sor 9S
FyMR s kkkT; SSL5, or p5X0sASsE s2s
TUEs B0TlL, southwest corner Pratt aud Pacs
e maize MONEY Til. house s.s 8 s6S%
sps % q q hs ion IN the e e"s
IS IS La.s'os
N0TICE.sPECIAL InPROvEaENr TAX
hs s.S e. ;, vsry err oS rate Al Find: q
i've I'M Hall Room, = sss 70 B.Ss sai,ds.
E0k eALE--The Old A ntiausriau BOO KsroRE,
NO 2l3 Pennsylyanis avenue north weet, be-
Of Old Books Cssh or unincnmeersd real estate in
, wsssninst0n taken In exchange. Apply .s the
FOE sALE-A fret cl... DUG eTORE, doing
selling and isll details given 81 addressing Drug.
gist, Star once. Vs 7wF
N1 FRAME OWELLING.-eeven rooms: ell
modern Improvements; nne neighborhood, pear
cars sppy before .. m. or et p m, at 4 1871
PtIoe Place northwest, between aud sts. i34-sw'
SPE DIAL TICE.
To buy fine WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMONDS.
and all other hne JEwEL6Y, cheap for Cash. 20 10
s GOLDerEId co.
III you need GUNS. REvOLvERs, SILVER aud
any valuaoIe present for use or ornament, the
LOAN OtFlnE, C0nE kR 10TH AND d SIS
70 sell valuable Goods, 10 neg 1tiate Loan, or to
obtain liberal allowances on Com mission, on rec
senab'e terms, 60 70 the Oldest largest and most
reliable house In this country.
3. COL rs TEN Il CO.
loan AND COMMISSION BRoK GRS,
je19 u Southeast corner 10th and ID streets
MohEY TO LoAs.
$4,000 to loan on choice real estate, m sums Of
IRON $500 70 o. 800, at and 10 per cent. Interest
y. ii. wARHfR,
msen corner TIN and streets.
&5O ~ 70 1890 INyEsTlp Is STOCK
write for "a page boob, Men and Idioms Of Wal 81
and " all 81. Eeyfew. SENT FREE.
JOHN HlCkLIN0 co.,
oea-ly Bankers and Brokers. ~ Broadway, MI.
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EvHRY n0fHIRs' Son SHOULD HAVE
~ one q thoss sli.linsa DRILL SUITS, jsckets
~ ~ 1s ~ lsle Psnnsyivanis avsaus, bstvssn
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NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
In fHl HuaHBoRHooD or
FOURTH & s. STREETS NORTHWE57

Having purchased the PRESCRIPTION PILU
m s'of.w We are prepared 60 repea; any
Prescription originally Put NJ At bis store.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

u
LOB BEET-s3s 4 street, near 18th, three CEN.
muhieatioe N furnished Rooms and KIIoH-
u ROOMS, on second foSr; reLt 6 rs per mouth,
21s street northwest. 1t
EOR RENT-PARLOR and BEDROO0, nicely
y furnished. on "a door; modern conveniences;
E pos.s rent; location pleasant sss Street
EoR RENf-A cool APARTMENT bret a DOR.
a opening into pleasant garden; also. Parlor
Suite, With bath, very low for the summer. No.
1908 Orb street northwest. jyl3-sts
is aS q ;;Fos. nS..nes:. en-
ylaa 'Ao'. :. SIS" sis IL S .sls:..
EOk R1Nr-Neatl, fun nished ROO00 IN =
mon iSvsly sitrI;iOn; airy hall bedroom; o per
sets avenue stable Tor rent. 'e'' ''p jsis ts?s
Eoe R1Hr-A rood ROOM: viIh full or partiA
II Board. for lady and seusleman, St, ic.ig pri-
vste. no other boeadsrs. Address 4. 3: g., 6sar
lTOs saba TARn Of 70 acres. six 1iles
Il from Weshingt,n; also, Stock and Utensils st
asacrtnoe Inquire on Thur.dsys, Saturday. and
1 jynlss T L. p2oi. ibS a;sd,s;s
EOR RINT OR e.LE- Cheap, sevsn-room
HOUSE, No AIS 7th street south vest; hes ess
and bath. Apply 1T All 10th street north y ct,
Also, twenty four feet Of Iron fence, sood e pev
cheap Un-Hs
LOB RENT-Three SIX room BRT0K HOUSES.
4 cellar, water and gas. ese per mouth, on Z Ct,
between I4tb I'd 18Th nortbwest. Apply 70 A. q
3.rwo0D. l12s Ilth street northweH. KEYS At
4 back building. No. 423 NJ street. With every
modern convepience, furnace, range. hot and cold
wafer, good eeiisr, large ard. &C key at 42s d
TON PEARsoNs, Z. M. q. A Building. Oh
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We have very large stock Of
JUVENILE BOOKS.
Len over from the Holiday season. These Book
are suitable Tor premiums for schools. We Will
make liberal discount from the regular prices for
that purpose.
Teachers ere invited 70 examine this stock.
H1OHUN BROrRERs,
nyH-n 101s Penna. avenue cor lIth street
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n : . Q "A L.
L y dss 9 To- us ~ "a . s::t: .:
fsea Cd Ara door lortA Of Mev Ycrk avsase,
o. tohrsskssSl SlflA
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a PPLKfONT AMERICAN 0YGLOP1
ale. Parties in wsshineton OF vicinity desirins
oents or up 20 press. from the agency, dis IN
rresti where ell styles OF bindins may be seen
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MADAME kEsTkLL, M. D.. o thoroughly en-
vi rsrtencad and scientific Ladies' Phy-ician and
niowte Of ~ years practice attends ladies' ct ther
bones, or comfortable private rooms careful nurs-
ing, and the best medical attendance ct the Doe
tors private residence. Ladies' placing themselves
under the care Of N sdsme H. stell are Guaranteed
scientiho treatment and q speedy cure Ofrcs and
residence, corner Of South SHARE snc Dover s;rees
baltimore. senf1-IT
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BANKERS.

RRlcKs! BRICKS! BRICKS!
WARRINGTON BRICK MAuHIEG ooupAEv
WeskE A. The InssrSeetion u b a11 Bo1sdary 81
We axe prepared 20 an orders Sor BRIOK 20 any
nnnoee, uD % svsnty million, q Lowest 1arfei
E,css; ussssre1y On han1 lsEls quantity e ths
Y. Q. nunDocx, As 2; I. rsoK' rr; ,.ss':
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FOE REHI-six-room BRIOK HOUSE. 1915
,c.,,s,s ~ Rssss .o.shvest; eas and watsr. marble
msnIen, &C. AyD1y noxt door. or ct paint store,
12l5 street, bstyssn I1th an6 lSth strsses. Rent
ozoDe month. VA. 8UxHx11ORD. je3-ms
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her son. She went TO the asylum every
day Tor eight weeks to see him; but they
always said that he was very violent,
and il would make him worse ior her to
see him, and that they were afraid he
would kill her. She asked to- see Dir.
Nichols, but could never see him, and
sometimes could not see any OF the at
tending physicians.
The boy had always been very quiet
at home-she thought it was strange
that he shoAld get SO violent all at once
that his mother could not see him. She
wentto Mir. Wilson, Third Auditor, and
told him the story, and got him and q
Mr.. Beardsley to go with her. They
went over, and she walked in where DR..
Eastman was and said she must see her
son that morning. Seeing she had gen.
tlemen with her he said: sWelL if you
must see him, 1 will show you to him."
They went through a long, narrow cor
ridor into cold, dark room, which he
said was the strong-room. There her
son was crouehed in the corner, actually
purple with the cold, with no covering
but a tattered shirt and pair of old sel-
diers' pantaloons, and was covered with
vermln, which had actually eaten holes
into his back. He was SO greatly enact
ated that she could hardly recognize
him as her child, having been reduced in
flesh from one hundred and thirty-three
to ninety pounds.
When he heard her voice he got up
and came to her, and cried, "Oh, mother,
amt you going to take me home with
youw She said, "Certainly / am" and
then took of her shawl and wrapped it
around him, She took her umbrella and
struck DR.. Eastman, and said, "Ain't
you ashamed to treata child this way?"
She then took the child with her to the
office, and took him behind the door and
took off the shirt, which was alive with
vermin, and his body was covered with
bruises from bad treatment.
She was making some noise, and DR..
Nichols came in and asked what. the
row Was. She took the shirt and dashed
it into bis face. and said she wanted to
cover him with what he had covered her
child with. This was the first time she ad
been able to see him. Sne asked for the
nice clothes she had brought there, and
they said he had torn them up, She took
the child home, and he has: always been
with her since.
He mas lucid intervals for, years, and
only gets disturbed when something
about the death of Lincoln, or something
unusual about the family is brought to
his mind. The testimony was dramatic
and touching, and made a great impres.
sion on the Committee. 1t begins to look
as II the insane asylum presided over
by DR.. Nichols is not good place to go
to.
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Sealer WIS referred to the Committee on
Law and Contracts.
An ordinance presented by the Board
OF Public Works appropriated 1859 So
from the Water-works Fund to pay cur
rent expenses OF that department. was
passed.
The City Solicitor was asked ON the
ques ton whether a matter required by
law to originate in the Beard OF Public
Works could first be read In Council
aud referred to that Beard. MIR. Peck
stated that he could see no harm in first
reading an ordinance or resolution" In
Couuc1 that should emanate from the
Board Of Public. Works. The members
Of the latter Board were ex-officio men,
befs OF Council.
The Chair offered the. following:
"Resolved, that the Chairmen OF the
Finance Committees of both Boards of
Common Council, in connection with the
City Auditor and the City Treasurer, be
authorized and instructed to negotiate
a loan of $160,O00 with the city's depos-
HorY, at q rate OF interest specified in
the contract with the same, $50, 900 OF
which is to be placed 10 the erediI OF the
Street Repairing lund, $4,000 to the
credit OF the Watch fund, ami SIC, 600 to
the credit of the Intrmary fund; the
ouhiO w w pOEFOWGu Ill dHUIClpdbl0H Ot
tue levy OF 1876, in pursuance of an act
passed by the Legislature under date OF
April Ii, 1876"
Referred to the Committee ordinance.
A communication from Mayor John
ston was received transmitting an or
dinance authorizing the Issuing of bonds
bearing per cent. interest, and having
twenty years to run, to the amount Oh
$4,000 for the uses Of the Cincinnati
Hospital The ordinance was rejected
A second communication was received
from the Mayor, in reference to, the pro.
prlety of rendering municipal recep.
tion to Dom Pedro. Emperor of Brazil.
Referred to special committee, Messrs
Smith, Wilson and Caldwell, in eonnec-
tion with the Mayor,
A resolution was introduced instruct,
ing the City Solicitor to, take steps TO
eject A. Buchanan a. Co. from the exten-
sion Of Water street now occupied by
them. The extension is from Smith
street west one hundred and forty teet,
and has been occupied by Buchanan g
90. about twenty years. .
Referred to special committee of
thEee-Messrs. Riley (J.C.), Hogan and
Robinson.
The resolution approving of the COM
promise Of the suit for the recovery of
the city's preferred stock in the Coying.
ton 81 Lexington Railroad, was taken
up, and, after considerable discussion,
passed. Messrs. Gray and Terrence
Riley. voted against the resolution.
/ Adjourned.
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TEE GOVERNMENT INSANE
HOSPITAL.

Terrible Treatment Of Patients In that Institu-
tion-k Mother's story 10 an Investigating
Committee.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Times. i
WASHINGTON, April 20.-fhe Com
mittee on Expenditures IN the Interior
Departmentare still investigating the
management Of the Government Hos
pital for the Insane, and are getting
testimony of d very striking character.
The testimony to-day was or more i'm. .
portance, as showing the terrible treat
ment OF patients In that institution, than
any heretofore introduced. A lady of
means and high standing in Washing
ton, was before the Committee to-day,
and testified that in 1865 she had son,
twelve years Of age, who was attending
school in Baltimore; that he came home
for vacation, and on the night that
Lincoln was assassinated attended the
thextery and had seat near the bon oc-
oupied w the Ptesident.
Il When the fatal shot was fred and
Booth jumped from the box, he cried out
Booth, Booth," for he had often seen
him at Mrs. Surratps, who was neigh
Dor of theirs. The next morning the
scenes of the night before had so worked
upon him tnat he was insane. He kept
crying, ''Ms, our President is dead,'
and went in great rage and shook all
over. He kept growing worse until Oc-
tober, and her friends, ADVISED her to
carry him to the Asylum.
She went over and saw DIR. Eastman,
one of the attending physicians, and he
showed her d large, commodious and
neatly furnished room. "This," said he
70 her, "will be your sons apartment"
everything essential to young mans
wardrobe. Plenty Of nice clothes, both
outer and under garments, shoes, tow
els, Slippers, soap, &C., and then sant
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MAY MAGAZINES.
sok1BNER

for May is an excellent number. The
tpening paper, entitled "Portfaitures Of
William Penn,n entertains the reader
with description of the manners, dress
and personal appearance OF that illustri-
sus man, and contains elegant engrav-
Ings OF the two existing life likenessos
Of him, also afac smile OF Vests great
painting, the "Treaty with the Indians. y
fThe True Pocahontas'' is q hand
somely illustrated and highly. interest
fng sketch, though 1t may ocoasion a
pang OF regret to the many whose YOUTH
Sii minds wefe charmed BY the relation
Of the adventure of Capt. John Smith
Win an Indian princess OF that name, To-
observe such conclusive evidence PROV
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River News,

Cloudy with appearance Of rain this morn
ing thermometer att A. M. So deg. and calm,
Minimum temperature last night 40 deg. The
river is slowly receding, with 28K feet in the
channel. Business is rather brisk along the
levee.
Special TO the star.
PIrrsBURe, April 22-S A. M.-River falling,
with feet inches. Cloudy. Thermometer "A
deg. Wind southeast.
The Emma Graham came in from Pittsbure
yesterday afternoon with good trip. She has
large amount Of freight received for hor re-
turn this evening.
well laden with passengers and freight.
The Julia No. leaves for the KanaWha
River this evening,
The James d. Parker has excellent freight
prospects for her return trip to Memphis. Sne
will be ready to depart at r. NJ to-day.
The Potomac Left for Portsmouth at noon.
The Ben. Franklin leaves for Madison at 8 p,
M. Both these boats are extremely popular
with passengers and shippers, ana are doing q
fine 5a5 5a5iness for the times.
The United states is the regular mail packet
for Louisville to-nights leaving at s o'clock. a
The Sandy No. 2 10 releadimg for Evansville,
and leaves punetuslly at 9 O'Clock this even
ing:
Arkansas River this evening, going as far as
Fort smith. She has considerable freight on
board with good engagements here and below.
The st. James anu the Bostona are at the
wharf boat this morning. The former leaves
for Pomeroy and the latter for Huntington,
this evening.
The great event Of the day will be Che de-
paftuRe Of the elegant packet Charles Meggan
for New Orleans at s z. M. She Is receiving
largely Of freight, and most Of her staterooms
are taken, and with her excellent way en-
gagements she will have q full "trip by Che
TIME she passes Cairo.
The Golden Ruic passed South from Cairo ut
. o'clock last evening, with spleaded trip.
Tho II, 8. Turner passed up from Memphis
yesterday ut r. N. for Cincinnati. The Vint
Sninkle, with q far trip. left Memphis for Gin
einnau last evening. The Cons. Millaf left
Evansville at O'Clock, last evening, en- route
from Memphis to Cincinnati, with u fiae trip.
The Thompson Dean passed down through the
canal at LouisVille at 8 O'clock last evening.
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Police Court.

Miscellaneous--John overman, resisting off,
Ger, S.; same, threatening personal violence,
underbonds; VIM. yoight, lettering, continued
d. Larons, threatening personal violence, dis
missed: SallIe johnson, incorrigibility. dis
missed: 7. RosenDerger, careless driving, con-
tinued; Henry Hamilton and Henry fully,
having burglars tools. 30 days; same, resisting
officers, $5O: j. N. Buck, .stabbing with intent
to kill, continued; Ellen Morgan, harboring
lewd women, $25; Harry Letcher, thief, dis.
missed; John Haley, street begging, ~ days
Druns and Disorderly-O Leonard and
John Hays, S.; Bridget Joyce and Moliie
Hall, IS; John Lander, 80 days; Martin Col
Inns, $40; John Keenan,, Barney Keenan,, and
M. j. Cannon, dismissed.
Larceny-Iohn Connolly and Jos. Walsh,
SO days and $5u each; Henry Hamilton and
Ii. FULLY, SJ days and $500 each; Henry Hes
per, dismissed.
Assault aud Battery-John Reed, IS; Chas.
4. Haymani continued; Chas. Ferguson, dis
missed. ..I -
Vagrancy-Anna Blute ana K lien Sweeny,
80 days each; John Thomas, 30 days.
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Anallsenaents.

WOODS THEATER.-Mr. Joe Murphy
closes his engagement with two per-
formanoes to-day, matinee andnight. On
both occasions he appears in his new
and splendid drama, "Kerry Cow
Dhuv."
Next week the great emotional act.
ress, Miss Lucille Western. On Mon
day evening she appears in the eyer.pop-
ular play, "East Lynne"
b GRAND OPERA-HoUsE.-Ke1Iy s. Leon's
Ministries afternoon and evening.
Next week Frank. e. Aiken Combina.
tion, In "Bert; or, Ocean to Ocean,"
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The Board of Couneflmen met IN regu-
lar session yesterday evening, Presideht
Fitzgerald in the chair, and twenty-nine
members present at roll-call. t-t~
MI. John @. Riley moved that the two
useless Committees on Standard Tims
and Prevention Of Smoke be abolished.
and that the old rules be adopted, with
tue addition Of q Committee ON Board OF
Public Works., An amendment TO the
resolution OF the, Board of Aldermen in
accordance with MI. Riley's motion was
adopted. t' ,s..,..
The resolution passed by the Alder.
men placing the city clock In the Carlisle
building tower, corner Fourth and Wal.
nut, was adopted. NJ
AN ordinance offered by M. H. Spill
lard regulating the fees Of the City
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GINCrNNATI DAILY mARKHr.
CfNolENA.I. April u a r. NJ

FL0UR-Is quiet and steady. We quote
Sc soar rs for fancy, IS 15a6 10 for family 81 asa
4 IS for extra, 81 B1a4 for superdne, yS Sba3 rs
for low grades, $5a6 for Stirring wheat -four, and
"a 35a4 rs for rye -four per brl.
WHEAf-1Is Ia moderate demand. The bet
ter GRADES are scarce and Arm. Prime TO choice
is quoted 81 40al 81 for white, and 81 57al 36 for
red. Fair to good red is held ut 81 l0a1 20, and
interior nominal at 6Ua9Uc per BIZ.
RYE In moderate demand, and NO. 2 In ele-
yator is quoted T7a7Sc per bu. Prime on trecll
is scarce and held at 7Sa7Bc per bu. No. to
arrive sold at Tsc per bu to-day.
CORN--Is more quiet to-day. The supply is
more AMPLE and the demand Is not SO heavy,
Mixed shelied IL irregular and ranges 5ia6Bc,
Int the bulk Of sales were at 62a5sc per bu on
track and 10 arrive. Ear corn Is selling ~ 5la
$50,
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NIortuarx Record.

Carrie Rottinghaus, 3years, city.
Lille A. Loge, 16 months, city.
Emma Broemmelkamp, years, city,
Fred. w. W. Reineke, / year. city.
Mary Hughes, 8 months, city.
Louisa Beniges, months, city.
Jas. Mckinney or, |, 4 months, city.
Harry Koehler, 80 years, Germany.