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Trial CIV Ill Gilman

Inc Illal OF william IL. Gilman. Cb9-gei
with The larceny ofS4I ,0SI.C5 from the TTeaS
ury department, was resumed this morn ng
in the Criminal Court, Judge Ola, aud Dls
trtct Attorney Wells proceeded with the
closiDg afgun ent for the government, aud
concluded at a few minutes past one O'C'ocS,
ana after humber of prayers for instru.
tons had been subj lifted and acted on by
Inc Court, Judge Olin proceeded TO charge
The jury, but had not concluded when our
YelOrt closed.
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WASHINGTON PREsBYTERY-Last cyan
ing the spring meeting OF the Washington
city Presoytery was held al the l5th-str
Presbyterian Church, Rev. John Brown pas
Tor. AFTER the opening OF the devotional
service, Rev. James Nourse read a scrIptural
lesson, and Rev. DR.. Wills preached from
sonn, ~ y. The presbytery organized by
Knight temporary clerk
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RECAPTURE or DIR. III. I. HELMBoLD.-
Or. HelmbOld, who escaped from the Penn
SylVan1a hospital for the insane on last
Thursday night. as mentioned in the Public
RECORD of last Friday, was rearreSted yester-
day, at noon, by Captain Yoder, in a house
al The corner OF Broad and Brown streets.
" hen Captain 1Cder entered the house he
found the doctor perfectly calm and appar-
emily rational. The warrant OF arrest was is
sued upon the affidavit of a brother OF the
doctor charging him with being an ESCAPED
lunatic." He asked to see the warrant and
obtaining possession of il, tore it into pieces
and said, "Tney will murder me over there -
he made no resistance to Captain Yoder,
and quietly went with him to the hospital
lPhHdGellhid Record I2fh
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HEALTH Is AN INEsTIMABLE JEWEL
Inc cough that deprives you of IL may take
yoCr life too. One bottle of Hdle'S HOJley al
'Hofeholo'd ami Tar will avert the evil, and
save you from consumption. Will you weigh
Life against half dollar?
Pixies TOOthache Drops cure in one minnie
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CIT 7 ITEMS.

TESTED BY TINE-For Throat Diseases.
Colds, ard Coughs, "Rrosru'S Rr,.Er aia'
Ifeches' have rrOced their efficacy by a test
OF many years.
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f. j. SWEET, auctioneer, will sell at apc.
ton on Thursday morning, April 10. an n
O'Clock, fine lot OF groceries, at No. SOC Penn.
sylyan1a avenue northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

SoD.-Sod cut an even width and thick
ness by machine, and furnished at low price.
Parties wishing sod laid, or to lay them
selves. can be accommodated by addressing
Box i5I, city =. o. 454
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BAKER's Con Liver OIL AND PHOSPHATE
OF LIME, prepared so as 10 be decidedly
palatable, sure defense against the Sco,,-gc
OF our climate, Consumption; and q certain
remedy for Throat and Lung diseases, Scrnfu-
la, rheumatism, Debility, Rckety Affec-
Lons OF children. Sold by druggists. JNo.
L. BAKER & Co. PHILADELPHIA
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To CONSERVATIVES. - Many have been
happy TO give their testimony In favor OF
the use of "VUb0T'S Pure cd LiUeT Oh da3
Liae.' Experience has proved ii 10 be a
valuable remedy for COnsum ption, ASthma,
DiphtheTia and all diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. Manufactured only by A. w.
WILBOR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by drug
gists generally.
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LIFE AssURANCE--TnOse who are con-
tssnpIslng taxing out policy OF insurance,
either additional or the frst lime vonId 10
vel 10 visit, before doing so, the Branch
CInce IN This city OF the "Proyidsnt Life
~ rance society OF New York, :" located at
treasury We understand from the man
ager, Mr.. James f Fitch, that the new sys-
tenn adopted by the society is meeting with
hearty approval. WIN
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Mr.. CHANDELIERS DISAPPEARANCE.-A
yet no clue has been discovered as to the
disappearance OF Hon. J.. H. Chandler, other
than the general superstition that he has de-
siToyed himself There are some, however
who think that he has made his way out of
the country for some cause as get unknown.
A special agent of the Treasury department
has been in the city for day or two and on
examination has found the account OF Mr..
Chandler with the government correct, with
q probable balance in his favor Norfolk
J iTgtniGn ApTu II.
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1T WILL BE SEEN by the announcement
elsewhere that the school of art and design.
projected by Messrs. Paris, Witt Il Poindex.
ter, VIII open on Monday next.
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FINE IMPRovEMENT.-Mr. b. III. Warmer
has just commenced the erection of a Z storv
and basement brick building on the south
side OF street, between 9th and 10th streets
northwest, TO be used for office purposes.
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FATAL FUN-James Ash, of GAINESVILLE.
Mimi, was married last week and returned
nome on Friday last. A lot of the bows nm
dertook to charivari him, and he took down
DIS gun ana hred into the crowd, wOunding
seriously Is year old son of Orlando FnI9
Ter. The boy was struck in the chest and
abdomen, but II is believed he will recover.
Ash is under arrest.
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A MAN BOILED ALIVE-Fred HAYDEN
was literally cooked alive as he lay asleep
In the berth OF his stateroom in the steamer
j: n, Kellogg, some forty miles above this
city yesterday morning. The cause of the
mishap was the bursting OF the valve that
connects the syphon pump with the boats
boilers. This break in the pipe occurred be-
meath the room in which Mr. Hayden slumb-
cred, and the rush OF steam was SO sudden
that he could not escape.-Memphts Aua-
iinche, ADTl 6.
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ANOTHER DISTINGUISHES GUEsT.-Ger.
Mariana YgnaciO Prado, ex- president and
nresldent-elect of Peru, arrived at New
YORK on Monday evening, In the steamship
Acapulco, from Aspinwall. He was met II
Sandy Hook by a committee chiefly renr--
sentlDg the merchants in the PeruViaa
uace, ard escorted to the Claren ION hotel
where apartments had been secured for the
president and his suite. President Pc2do
visits this country for the first Tine, and is
deslrous OF remaining to the opening OF the
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TAYLOR & HUFTY, 933 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue., have TO day received an elegant line of
chliuren brown Balbriggan hose, embroId-
cred with colored silk. These goods are the
very latest novelty for spring wear.
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v,I,. LhEs LAST EvESING.-Nesterd after
10 noS On, ABOUT 4 O'Clock. an alarm was turned
small frame house. 81 Monroe stree,D Geo. "a
SoWn ocSopled by Helen Bates; damage N
co e,n,s SIarm was turned in from box I35 al
80 S',SiS caused by IRE In Diapers plan
furnace, put the danes were exfingui sbed he
employees before the arrival of the enotnes
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RmnNal

FINE FRENCH CLOTH DRESS SUITS made
TO order, SO. at MoOEe,s. 1911 y \. ave. LIZ
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SPRING LAMB.-For choice lamb ans
beef or extra veal. call upon j. M. Keatine
wing Center, and - and 81 o street mar.
-ketS.-AdrI.
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LOCAL NE VS..


Nr;torlc, 7he0teT.-Sotnern, a Lori Dun
creaTy."
FoTds Opera House. Tony Pastors IN
Iivaled variety troupe.
TpeG'er CODsiGEe-Tne " Partisan Foliies >,
ABd Other varieties.
John o. BTiel's six great shows consolidated,
corner IN and : streets.
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FISH MARKET ToDAY.-Sold by X. A.
Golden Brother, fish agents-s, 900 shad
sold sol for Sliasf per hundred; Is, 900 behring's,
from IL TO IA cents piece; ZOO taylOrs. soid
Tor sla2 90 per hundred; 900 bunches ish.
sold nom 3 TO % cents per bunch.
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WANTS 1000 FOR SASs.-Luis l.. Sass, a
practieipg physician stopping at No. Isl
West Thlrfy-f fourth street, New York, COM
plains of being grossly and maliciously SLAM
dered by one Henckendorff, the latter hav-
ing said that he, Sass, "was and is the great
est humbug known" and more TO that ef-
feet. The complaint alleges that by this
SANDER he has been Injured to the amount of
Is. GOO. which be now claims as dannaoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

NU1Hs HC-- he Wise TOT Health
on daily walks depend" and thousands from
far and near visit Dr. Whites establi shment,
lil6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Will
lard's hotel, for relief from, and avoidance
of, Corns, Bunions, Troublesome Nails Vas
cular EXcresences, etc. Established In Wash
ingtOn in 1861. Fee, ~ per visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

SMART.-An impecunious but ingenious
tramp has left the colored population of
GEORGETOWN, Texas, poor in pocket and sore
INTO lodge OF Free Masons." The princi-
pal part or the ceremony, next to paying the
Zee, consisted of the tying the candidate on
table and branding him with a hot poker
SUICIDE FROM GRIEF.-In York; Satur-
DAY evening, Mrs. Morgan, sister of Gen
John Morgan, of Tennessee, and niece OF z.
L. Barnum. took laudanum, while at a card
party and died from its effects. Grief at the
death OF daughter was the cause.
@The Nunnemacker case of "crooked
whisky" was given TO a jury yesterday at
turned, convictIDg the accused of conspIrarv
to deffaud the revenue.
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AN ADROIT ROBBEaY AND QUICK AR
REST.-Mr. George l.. KrafTC,Ihe we'll known
baRer, corner 18th street and Pennsylvania
aVebue, reported at police headquarters
about o'clock last night that a respecta BILE
LOOKING man and woman, strangers to him.
had visited his store about six o'clock for
the CStensible purpose of making q small
purchase OF candy, and while the female was
berg waited on by the woman in charge of
TIE shop, the man, fashioRably dressed in
dlVldual, asked permission to step 10 the
desk inside the counter TO adt.ress a letter.
No attention Tss paid 20 him by the attend
ant, who was busy attending to his female
companion. Soon afterwards it was discov-
eTed that the drawer of the desk had been
Titled Of pocket book containing $3.50, a $50
bond, 2nd some valuable papers. Detective
CCCmes being the only officer on duty started
out and put watch on the trains leaving
The city. ard, In connection with McDe Witt
and McElfresb, succeeded in getting the par
ties rom the OS train just as IL was leaving
the Baltimore and Potomac depot. They
were taken TO the Central guard house and
searched, when all the money aud articles
stolen were found on them. The man gave
his name as Perry, and the woman the name
OF Alice west. The desk of Mr.. Kraft was
oper I'd by small pocket jimmy by the man,
while his female confederate engaged the at
tent1on of the shop keeper. 1t was just abont
three hours after the Job was reported before
Mr.. COOmeS had the thieves and swag.
This morning Messrs. Coomes and McDev-
III fook the prisoners TO police headquarters
and had their height and description taken
for record, after which their mugs were taken
Tor The rOgues' gallery, very much to their
disgust. Quite group of curious specta-
Tors witnessed the operation of measurement.
They are both young and of stylish appear
ance; both talk French as fuently as Eng
lish, and the female, a handsome blonde
with rich drab silk dress, gold necklace aud
chain, says she is native of Paris. She
stood up 10 the standard and had her height
taken @ feet lnches) like man. facing the
spectators with a smile 'child-like and
band." Mr.. Kraft went 10 the Police
Court and sWOre out a warrant, and the
prisoners took passage in the black Maria
TO jail To await a hearing. 1t is thought by
the detectives that there are other cases
against them of the same nature, one occur
ring some weeks since in Mr.. Devlin's tailor
shop, when he lost sos.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

y - -~-' ~ -
% GENTS MISSIO ".
NOW OPEN,
THIS AFTERNOON AND kyESING.
Ano every A'iernoon ard Evening tins week, aca
JOHN O'BRIEN'S
SIN SHOWS CONSOLIDATED,
Menaser1e, Museum. Circus!
CN IHK LCr
COFNER MN tn AND STREETS
Ninth strte, cars so to the ground, aud 7th and
ithstItet snd Belt liues within one block
TWO DISTINCT CIRCUs rRoUFEsr
Appearing - the same tine "a
TWO GREAT RINGS,
Grand MUSEUMf
MaMMO T4 MENACE KFE
See ,hs phILY PARADEs. with TWO
TWO y GRsS I'D sGSARIoTs
cages, pens. Elephants, sc and remember
% CENTS ADMITS To ALL.
nonoie The at, sion ever seen "a tented ev
ii'''0n Tor OshhLt ths .sa1l admission price.
o99rtecus nshers LADIES snd children specially
car Tor Opens At and eeGius ore hour lsteT.
NATIONAL rHEATER-
coyuEyc1 Sty . NjSHTs QyLE $3.50
Ma SorHERN
IN hts original character.
o 4 u DU NDRE AIRY,
q N L q 90 SIN.
THURSDAY, Arm l8-pAvIp G.RRIoK.
ATURDAf-OCNDREAR MATINEE
ESTER MONDAY
Petroleum v N SgI r, ,ss clay, entitled
With powerful distribution Of characters. spl0 Or
EORD's OPERA HOUSE
VOW PASTOR rR0UPE.
III fa~toT takoH peas IRE IN annonrrilg hi Com
. 49, - pApv fpT the Se AEON 81 Is-S
LIBLlNE, The " alter Queen W aT~ON the MAJ.
re, Gus WILLIAMS HARRY KERNELL,
Big = WI Jennie Morgan. Miss Marie Whiting.
ham, Master Newman TIL Brahams. Gro ana
Frank Girsrd ard TONY PASTOR 80
fI,c A. usual. Reserved seats on ale siv day.
IA va .snSe. ape n
THEATER COMIQT Il. Eleventh Strcct
hs'oic PtHHyiraHtd Ar,HEs.
OPEN THE YEAR Round.
Performance EVERY NIGHT. MATINEE f,r La
SAIt RDAH AFTERNOON.
FIRSr CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Ysriety, Drama, BurIesgue and Comedy. uov22 ~
ROBERT PORTNER'S SUMNER GA8.
II DEN In AleNaudTla, Is opened sgain tor the
season. where the best LsGEk will Al~avs Dc on
dLaught. lap6.lm.l HENRY sCHERB. surt.
OLD MOI On Exhibition (NEw No
4s6 aud Sale SS9
'rH ST mARKkkTTr zTH ST.
NO. <5S ia 1TeC, bdlcesn ~ AND & srrssgs, sara
doors abOUs old FsiOhcs' Han
Ohoioe OH Pait tings, Engrsvfngs, Chromos, 70
SAis2, lsrsest stock q Paper hsnsings, windos
seIs, Rings, Nails, &C., in the District.
1Piease remember Nam. and Number. ,yI.Iy
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so cents and Al bottle. Sold by ali dealers.
Corns DC -.The Wise far Health

NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN-But
Stimulating Liniment cures Neuralgia. 4;
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The Buffalo Lttbia water.

The extraordinary curative powers OF these
Waters in the Pec,Rtdr Diseases Of Women; in
Affections o. the Urinary Organs; in Dyspepsia
ana in GOalty and Rheumatic Affections is
talent OF the country. They are for sale by
kidwell & Son, 1881 street; Charles Stott Is
Co., 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
u. C.; Fiekllng WEIGH, II High street,
Georgetown, ID. c.; and f. 8. Leabeater a
Bro, 5S7 Fairfax street, Alexandra, va,
~Pamphlets can be had of the houses,
THOMAS T. GooDE, Proprietor,
10,4,m&w,6: Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va
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DRESS COATS AND VESTS.

D"ASS NOAIS AND NESISs
Oriental Silk Pl'd Worsted Coats & Vests. e20 90
Northampton Silk Ribbed Worsted do do ... I = 90
Vienna Diagonal Worsted Coats Vests. 10 so
Blackington Black and Gold worsted do. do Is 90
UAbridge Fancy Silk Woisted Goats & Vests IL 90
Narraganset Fancy Bl K W orsted do. d., 10 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

The meeting at DR.. Sunderland's church
yesterday was well ATTENDED. Among the
speakers were Rev. Mr.. Black, Mr.. B. E Get
lungs, Mr.. John RiggleS and several ladies'
Two very full meetings were held last even
ing In the Congregational AMI the Calvary
aptlst churches, and at both places Mr.
Hammond and Mr.. Bentley assisted. The
inquiry meetings were attended bv large
numbers, and continued until a late hour
1HE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night
anu fIOi- LangstOn, from the committee on
oIClLanceS, 10 whom was referred the com
paint OF n. r. Turner n Co, DENYING their
responsibility for the expenses of the i1iunc-
ton regarding the depot OF the odorless ex-
caNatlhg company, reported that the COM
pany was properly chargeable with the
amount, report adopted. The health Officer
submitted his weekly report. The wool
structure and premises No. 1I40 r street
northwest; the frame building and premises
TO. it26 T. street northwest; the wood struc-
iure and premises on 18th street. between ID
and streets northwest; the frame building
aud premises on Eth street. between u and
= streets northwest; the wood structure and
premises No. 5O2 Eth street northwest aud
Inc brick building and premises No. 43O I7th
street northwest, were condemned as nuis-
ances, and the health officer was ordered 10
abate the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

National ThsdfeT-Tbe nom
ularity of SOthern's Lord Dundrearyn is
undiminished, as is proved by the large
audiences nightly attracted by II. The drol-
lery OF this character, as intensified by SOth-
eTn, Is unlike anything else on the stage.
and Will always have peculiar charm for
lovers OF ger uine fun. The support, generally
speaking, is fair. Mr. HOttO'S "a a Trench
ard" Is rather exaggerated, but after all is not
more OF caricatUre of the American abroad
than DundreaTy is Ofthe Englishma abroad
Joe JeffeTsOn's Asa Trenchardr showed
how much can be made OF that character in
capable hands. Tonight Lord Dundreary"
VIII be sgain presented. To morrow night
david Garrick.D
FOTtPS Opera HCUse-TOny Pastors Variety
Troupe give very enjoyable entertainments
Every branch Of the variety ii ne has an able
repre- sentative. No one should fail to see
their performances.
1heoter ConIiquc.-The ''Parisian FolIIes'
is the great attraction mere this week, and is
supplemented by the usual first class variety
show.
O'Bneu's big show continues TO draw, and
every parent who has any regard for his
little ones will take them to see the animals
AZ least. III they should happen to stray in
The circus and see the performing elephant
ana the dogs playing circus, and the bone
less JACK In the box, who ties himself I'm
double bow knot" why they will be ali the
more delighted and no harm Will be done
even II IT is holy week.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-Wm. L. BramhaI
auctloneer, sold yesterday for s. r. Bond,
trustee, the property known as the Hunfer
pace, about half mile above Georgetown.
10 w. Johnston, for 50, 500. Also, on Monday
SIternoon, Two story frame dwelling and lot,
No. 40S llth street Southwest. for S5e5 ~
samuel 5. Riley; and two story frame dwell.
ing, NO. $40 18th street southwest, to W al
iace a. Bartlett, for 5000, and an adjoining
lot, 20 by "a feet, for 5000
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THE NATIONAL CoLLEGEoF PHARMACY
held q meeting yesterday afternoon at the
college in the Colonization Building corner
of4h street and Pennsylvania avenue, the
President, II. Il. Ferguson, in the chair, and
Mr.. j. {. Fill secretary. A report was made
by Mr.. ODonnell, chairman of the commit
tee on pharmaceutical education on the
Work OF the college the past year. The chair
announced the following standing commit
tees for the session 1S16-'17: Finance-Messrs
Duckett, Major, Milburn. Busiuess-Messrs
Entwisle, Drew, Hickling. Progress of
PharmacymMessrs. Becker, Read, Kalus-
s1Wskl. weights and Measures-Messrs
Major, Simms, Bacon. United States Phar
mecopoia-Messrs. Oldberg, Bury, Baldus
Pharmaceutical Observation-Disclosures homp-
son, Drew, Becker, HickliDg, Oldberg. Phar-
maceutical observation-disclosures. Milburn
Hlckllng, Becker, Southall, Lead.
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THE FIRE THIS MoRNING.-At3:4Oo' O'clock
this morning Officer Metler, of the Sixth
precinct, turned in an alarm OF fire from
box 1Z3, corner of 7tn and streets, for the
burning OF the fancy store of Mrs Hugo
HANDLER. The firemen and police Responded
promptly, and by great exertions prevented
what might have been a very destructi We
conhagIation. The damage to the goods il
claimed to be $1,000, on which there is an
insurance in the National Union COMPANY
for IS 900; damage to the building, II 600
The origin of the tire is not known, but is to
be Investigated.
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THE BOSTON AND WASHINGTON through
line, which was TO have been commenced ON
accident TO the steam ferry boat Maryla nd
before reported. The Maryland was for
merly employed in ferrying trains across the
Susquehanna at Havre de- Grace, and after
being laid up for some years was sold IN 1875
rebuilt at Boston, and on the 4th inst was
on the way 10 New York, where she is in
tended TO transport cars and passengers be-
tween the Harlem river and Jersey CITY, In
The gale OF the 4th she was blown on the beach
OF Martha's Vineyard, and although said moi
10 be badly Injured, IL will be necessary to
dlg her out Ii is expected she will be re-
ratred by May LIST, but possibly NOT before
the 18TH Bat. Sial, 18Th.
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Saratoga Springs Winter.

Reasons for going 10 Drs. Strong's Rene
dial institute in winter, with circular de-
scribing its Turkish, Russian, Sulphur, Hy-
dropathic and Electro-Thermal Baths, the
Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Faradaic
Electricity, &C., will be sent on application.
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases specially. 12,4,m,wI3:
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nPTICIAS HOTICE-Having dispense with All
" sslesmes apprentices, &C; IAOA
knowledge of optics enables 20 -
procure only the best goods for the money.
n. n HEMPLER.
MANUFAC CT URING OPTICIIt
apl-T 453 Pa corner = sfraaf
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Mr.. DERRICK, from the special committee
appointed TO investigate The matter of ar
resrs OF pay due Miss Susan r. LIE Bosquet,
ormerly teacher in the first district
(s1o3 Si), reported that shortly after the an
poiDtme OF the committee the balance due
her was handed to the committee by the late
treasurer OF the board, VIM. l.. Cowan, and
promptly transmitted TO her by the chair
man. The committee also reported that the
accounts of the late treasurer have not vet
been audited. and recommended that steps
De taken 10 have said accounts examined by
the auditor 9th District; adopted.
Mr.. Hovey offered a resolution that the
committee on prooerty inspect all the jan
ltors quarters in the public school buildings
OF tne district, and report 10 the board in
detail their extent and condition together
win estimates for their repair or enlarge
ment, III In any case or cases the same should
be necessary or deemed practicable. And
also whether In any case or cases an abate-
ment OF the proposed charge for feel. light
and rent, as set forth In the report of Inc
special committee on the pay OF janitors,
should be made; and If so, whether the whole
or part should be abated. Ind resolved
further, that the action OF this board at its
late special meeting, amending the report OF
the special committee on janitors' pay so as
10 relieve the Janitor OF the Lincoln building
rom any charge for rent, fuel and light, be
rescinded. The first resolution was adopted.
ana the second rejected.