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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-05-02

ELSEWHERE will be found the provisions
Of bill for remodeling our Board of
Health. 1t is not essy to perceive wherein
it would improve cur present system, ex-
cept in the matter of expense. In all other
respects it is retrogfession. Indeed, we
fail to perceive the necessity of such board
as If provides. A good, responsible health
officer, at a reasonable or even liberal sal
airy, would be better than such an ire
sporsible board as is proposed. If the
health officer is to do all the work, let him
hear all The responsibility.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-05-02

The result of the investigations now
being made by the House has not devel-
oped anything unfavorable regarding Gen.
B. F. Butler. When it is remembered
that he was somewhat active in public life
about the time of the occurrences under
investigation, and that he was also some
what prominent as Republican leader, it
will be admitted that if the Democracy
could besmirch him in any way they would
not hesitate to do it.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-05-02

every Union man whom they can scent or
track. You are straining every sinew, moving
every bit of political machinery, planning
every scheme and striking every blow that
will in any way destroy the legitimate and
moral results of the civil strife. By this
course, by these scandals, rumors, TRADES, re-
vikings, taunts and spiteful smirchings you
have raised great dust; but 1t will soon be
dashed into your own nostrils, and you will
find that with base ingratitude you have
builded for yourself political grave Of ample
dimensions,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NJ EW BOO K s.
LAw-Daniel on Negotiable Notes, vols.
Cooley on Taxation. ATI6HA
High on Receivers. HkNA
Lawyers Note and Memorandum
Book and Manual.
Legal Rccreations. Irving Browne.
Observation-Disclosures Review, 1876.
Paramount Park and International Exhibition at
Philadelphia.
Illustrated Official Guide to Philadelphia
Life Of.John Randolph. of Roanoke. Garland.
Why We Laugh. 5. 5. Cox.
The Ancient Regime. Tanie.
Currency and Banking. Price.
What and How to Read, Guide to English Lite
nature.
Emotions and the VIII. Balm.
A Book About Doctors. Jeafreson.
Air and its Relations Life. W. N. Hartley F. IS.
Mysterious Island, complete in vol. parts.
Tie Flag of Distress. Wayne Reid.
How to be Saved, paper. j. II. Brookes. ID. d.
May Christians Dance. J. IL. BrookeS, ID. d.
A general assortment Of Books and Stationery, for
sale by W. IL. & y. II. MORRISON,
Law Publishers, Booksellers and StatiOners-
ap2B-tf 40 Pennsylvania avenue.
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TUEsDAl ING:::::::::::::::MAY :, 1871

Hon. WIN. H. BARNUM has taken the
preliminary step TO secure the prompt pay
ment in the future of the interest on the
District S65 bonds by the Secretary of the
Treasury. 1t is to be hoped that the House
will speedily take such action as will place
this question beyond 8 peradventure.
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PRINTING AND srEREoTYPlNe.

We respectfully announce to our friends and the
public in general that facilities for executing al
classes of BOOK and JOB PRINTING and
STEREOTYPING remain unimpaired. ~
The present appointments Of the ofiiee such as
TO enable us to Insure promptness Ia the execution
Of all orders, and to meet the wishes OF cnsto-
mers TO style and prices,
McGILL & WITHEROW, Printers.
No. iiW street, between Eleventh. aud Twelfth.
my1-lW
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The scandal-mongers have not assaulted
Senator Conkling yet. II they have no mud
ready, why not throw a little truth? OF
course, they have no truth; but they know
how to steal now as well as in the past.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-05-02

The English press do not favor the Queens
new title Of empress, which gives her equality
in rank with the imperial rulers in Europe.
The country over which this title gives sway
is that extending from the Himalayas to Coro-
mandci.
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CARPETS.

We take pleasure In calling the at
fentfon of purchasers to our very large
and complete assortment of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC CARPETS, which We
have just received, viz:
FRENCH MOQUETTS,
ENGLISH ROYAL WILTONS,
ENGLISH ADMINISTER,
ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS,
AMERICAN BODY BRUSSELS.
BODY BRUSSELS-Hall and Stair,
In sets,
CROSSLEY'S ENGLISH VELVET,
CROssLEY'S ENGLISH TAPESTRT,
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BORDERED CARPETS for Stained
CRossLEY's TAPEsTRY-HaII and
Stair, In sets,
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FLOOR DRUGGETs, all sizes,
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FLOOR LINENS, 10-4, I2-4 and 1s-A
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TINGS, White, Checked and Fancy.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SEEIA YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED MAN
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Room No. T. from II to l2:3O clock A. m, or 4:3o 70
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A young man, writing from the Black
Hills, complains OF the scarcity Of hand
organs in those regions. Some men are never
satisfied. Not content with rich gold digging,
lie wants all other luxuries besides.
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EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.

"His satanic's Sons" is the caption of an
article in Western paper. It does not refer
to Dana, but treats in a lively manner all
other wickedness.
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HOUSES AND FARMS FOR SALE.-SEV
III eral two-story HOUSES and COTTAGES -
monthly payments. Valuable Building LOTS r.
on easy terms. Also, FARMS in the District, -
MARYLAND and Virginia for Sale or exchange. -
APPLETON z. CLARK,
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When Dom Pedro retraced his steps from
San Francisco he turned his minds eye toward
the East, snd let it gently rest upon Vassar.
He says he will not be coutented until he has
seen the congregated wisdom of this great
country hid away under the nstty chignors of
the famous female College
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
IN At SHILLINGTON'S BOOK
STORE, corner Four-and-a-half AHV
street and Pennsylvania avenue:
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tion, corrected. "Braithwaite's Retrospect of
Practical Medicine and Surgery Blank Books,
Letter, Note and Cap Paper, Envelopes, Pens, PEN
and retail, at the very lowest prices, at
fel6-tf SHILLINGSTON'S Bookstore.
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CATHOLIC PRAYER, DEVOTIONAL,
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others; Crosse; leading Catholic
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retail, by JAS. BELLEW, 7u5 Seventh street north
west Open sunday morning from TO 10. fel
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HAS A
LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER
MORNING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA,
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BRADSHAW GUIDE COMPANY, LONDON.

This work Is the result OF a careful compilation
from the most accurate sources of information and
every effort has been made to render II Indispensable
to all foreigners and Americans who may leave home
this summer Of 1876.
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~ WASHINGTON, April q, 1876.
Notice is hereby given that an instsllment Of
eignt per eentum, IN currency, viii pc Pa Pig
day of May, 1876 on the certificates of award
issued by the Mixed Commission, appointed under
the provisions of the Convention between the
United States of America and the Republic Of
Venezuela, of April IS 1858. Such tnstallment
will be paid on presentation Of the certificates;
and, in case such certificates have been assigned
transferred, the assignment or transfer thereof
with any documents properly belonging thereto,
will also be presented.
HAMILTON FISH,
VI of
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Special, NOTICES

n6TNOTICE.-N0IM CHAR
k0 kCTERS will be allowed on the Washing
ton Driving Park during the coming meeting;
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THE PARK THEArER INSPECTED.

ONLY ONE OR TWO ALTERATIONS SUGGESTED
MANAGERS OF THEATERs TAKING STEPS TO I'M
PROVE THE MRANs OF SAFETY.
The reports upon the inspections of theaters
already made by the Department Of Buildings were ho'
completed yesterday, but will probably be READY ts
afternoon. Deputy superintendent Dudley ana hopeis
McGinnis Chief Of the Bureau Of Inspection examined
the Park Tleater yesterday afternoon. The building Is
erected on TwentysecOnd-st, but 10 an entrance 'o
feet wide on Broadway From this entrance staircase
10 feet wide leads the parquet ana Is cor
tinued on 10 the balcony, one STORY hs
The exit from the gallery above the paicoh! ~
by doorway feet WIDE leading TO stairway ieet III
width which extends Broadway AT the seconu SUI!
landing Is door 6 feet wide opening TO the balcony vi
the opposite side of the balcony landing Is ahocr '
opening into large which has 10 WINDOWS iooAs
out upon Twenty-secOndst and Broad~ay ohlue r'snE
hand side OF the gallery is door cut through the stage
narttion opening into passage 10 the fes passage
from to feet wide has cut through from the right
hand side of the orchestra to Twentyseeondst On the
left.hand Eside Of the orchestra Is a narrow pas
sage to the stage and thence TO Twenty-second-st
Behind the parquct is large window Looking mo an
area-way that communicates with Twenty-sccOndsI III
was suggested that this window should be cut JWn even
with the floor and separate exit WOuld lhus NC luO
STAGE TO Twenty-secoDd-st On the stage repug by
which the entire place he flooded ON each size there
are on the level with the stage, ana
also ON the floor below but every room has window
escape into Twenty secondst On the "paint frame Is
a tank holding 5000 gallons OF water aud from which
pipes arc laid 10 parts of the house The prosceniun
wall is Of brick and runs TO the roof.
superintendent Adams stated yesterday that many OF
the theaters had not waited for the action
of tie Department OF Buildings but already had asked
for permission TO make required alterations Mr. Auans
also said that Sheridan Shook, to carry out the recon-
mendations OF the Department of Buildings, had been
compelled TO lease the building adjoining the Union
Square Theater the Broadway side. On the olher
side the insurance companies that have issued poces
on the building belonging TO the Christopher OConnof
estate have decided increase their rates TO nVe per
cent If Mr. Shook permitted 10 cut two passagcways
from the theater into that property. Nevertheless, Mr.
Shook has ordered the work Of cutting the four separate
passages from the upper galleries, recommended
by the Department OF Buildings at the time OF the III
spection on Monday, 10 be begun al once.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Netropolitap Hoiel-The Hon. Cornelius A. Logan,
Tinted states Minister 10 Chilli Willard johnson Of Full
ton y. Y.FQh AUcaue HoielIroi Francis A. WALKER OF
Yale College Edward Atkinson Of Boston, eXCOnsreNnah
p H. Woodbridge Vermont, and Dewitt &. Ellis Superb
fcndent Of the New.YOrk Bank UiadsCr no.
Senator Cornelius Cole Of California Ercrcu House
Prot ~ b. Anderson. President OF Rochester University
and paw INSPECTOR George Harris United states Navy.
81 NichoIas Hcte-ExC Congressman James r. Wilson Of
Iowa . BreuOOrt HOuse-Robert Garrett Of Baltimore
VoGnG1 HOuse-PrOf c. Marsh VI Yale College, and Gen
J. b. Frisbie Of California. Hol Brtnsioict-Gen j. H.
stonehOuse Albany .SturteC1nt HOass-Co William H.
Lewis United states Army UeStmHSteT Hol-Pr0i y
r. salisbury Haven. Coleman HOuSe-PTof L. IL
AtWater Of Princeton College.
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THE TR1BUxES LIST OF THE LOST.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Samuel Holmes of No. 80 Catharine-st.,
New-York, in company with james WEIGH Of the
same house. and burned with his cOmradc. Can you
publish this, and Oblige his sorrOwful mother
IJames Welsh was published as No. 264 of The
TRIBUNE's list and in the same number of the paper
were particulars of the circumstances of his visit to
the theater-Ed1
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Three-year-old happened to have want to
be attended TO just his mother was busy WIN inc
baby. go away: can't be bothered with you now.
What did you have many children Tor, II you can
bother with 'em ~ he uneX pectcdly inquired
A stout German in the beer industry to an
improbable customer: &c Here, now, you tOok dose
doors und walk owet mid your ears ear fie Doesn't
Helm You dOn'd got outi Veil, you waits minute
und gets q man dot viii!
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shrelng; there fearful draft never saw nre
burn up so quickly as this did knew when got out
that great many would be lost more persons wouu
have been saved II tue actors had not requested ne ~
s down; do not think the actors knew the exteht vi
the fire when they told the people TO remain nau Dee
in that gallery several times before, and never eHPer
enced any difficulty IN getting out -, ....,, ,r.s
This man was badly burned, and the testimony was
alana Mt is badSi
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THE FIRE MARsHARs INVESTIGATION.
TESTIMONY TAKEN AT THE BEDSIDE OF A SURVIVOR

FROM THE FAMILY CIRCLE.
The following testimony was taken by Fire
Marshal Ready last evening:
Charles f. Dougherty testified; live at Mo- 81 Prince
a. ives iu the central part Of the family circle at Inc
ame Of the fire. with Stephen Dram when all rushed or
The outlet at the alarm Of fire many Jumped over tne
etiton nnon the heads Of those below; the people
onid NOT heD IL; we went 70 the window used Tor ven
citation ia the back OF the gallery just large enough 10
fhere was one young man after me, put nc od
moi come OUT remained the gravel ro0i put no one
Song out and hung Just long enough 10 see WheIs
Vas eoins; when left the gallery the people were az IN
crowd trying 70 get the stairs do not think al ne
neope could have got out Of THAI gallery awe tey
Rad two pair of stairs each side, the 1re came up 30
ouev and many delayed &C the request OF the actors
w Down: Il was not than i've minutes ater saw
the re rst until felt my hand burn; the other people
must have been burning also, ior hearo tnem
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Knox Knox KNOX KNoXs HATS! kGox's
FIs I'm great variety for ladies' gentlemen Late i'm
portaons Of English umbrellas ana Scotch caps 2l2
Broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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THAT Torment OF HAYWOOD,
our stomachs may always he remCic with the benign and
popular carminatie and aid 20 Digestion MILK % MAGSEsA
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po,e and fire commissioners for all cities III the oa'o
having a population Of 105, 200.
NEW-JERSEY.

NEW-JERSEY
PRIScEToS.-The new catalogue OF the Col
lege of SewJersey shows that nSre 81 unIcrs. 127
tendance eight d fe a7 fes i making with a. in the
scientific department total OF 472 IN Soiless no. a.
nv I'D Dr. McCosh in making German requirement for
admission and extending the sciehtihc oou'se W hou
years
pUprrSaroy-The sufferers by the disastrous fire on
Sunday morning have been Temporarily proVged d Io
II estimated that ne los VIII 6G ABOUT Soaooo
SOUTH AMBoY.-Louis Dill age II, while riding on
train empty coal cars which was being drilled INTO the
yard at this place. was thrown uhuer Tue "nees anu
famed fatal injuries.
ELECTROMAGNETIC passenger steamboat Arrow
smith has discontinued her trips Tor the winter season
between this city and New-fork
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HEMPsTEAp.-John Member, the Ger
man Farmland who suspected OF setting fire 10
halfdozen barns anu stacks belonging 20 North
ton before Justice Joseph d. Arnstrong ~ the Queens
County Courthouse yesterday Tho evidence against
him damaging, and Justice Armstrong decided TO
hold him Tor the action OF the Grand Jury
LONG ISLAND CTY.-AmOng the delinquent taxpayers
with that Of host OF Others will be sold by the City
Treasurer next week
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEToN.-Lester Wood, who was thrown
from his carriage while riding with his family on Sunday
afternoon, died from his injuries yesterday Tie coast
Wrecking Company received a telegram last evening
that large vessel was ashore at s9nthampt3n on the
ing steamer to her assistance.
CAsTLEToN.-OwIng to the prevalence OF diphtheria
the public schools have been closed. number OF chill
dren already died from this disease. The Coast
Wrcckng Company have two schooners with steam
pumps engaged raising the steamer Novelty, ashore on
the beach the woods The Novelty Ii built OF iron
and wrcckers have asccrtained that the bow was
broken completely of by her collision with the schooner
The vessel is insured for $4,000.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The annual meeting of the Goethe Club VIII
he held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel this evening.
The first of course of twelve lectures on
Baptist Church history will be delivered t0mOrrOw
evening by the Rev. DR. w. r. Williams ut the Calvary
Baptist Church. Subject: " John the Baptist"
At meeting of the grain merchants, trans
portatinn men, and tOwbOat men yesterday, IL was
agreed to extend the limits and reduce the prices for
towing grain canal boats and after Dec. H. 1870
The annual election of the Bank Clerks
Mutual Benefit Association held on Tuesday, Dec
IL, 1876, at the Merchants Exchange National Bauk
The following officers elected: President wafer
Coggesha; ice-President. T. W. :. MddleOn Record
ing Secretary. Fernando Baltes; Financial secretary
John H. Brennen Treasurer, X. W. swan DnectoIs,
]. G. Parsons, l.. ID. Butler. and l.. t. Hust.
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BRUMMELL is selling Fine MIXED CANDIES 70
Csc rcr uonnd pound box 81 at $40 Grands ST., near Gil
ton, and .6l6 Broadway, near H0ustonsL
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AN ORIGINAL HOLIDAY GIFT.
Bch useful and OTnamental-Falrbanks famy SCales
FAIRBANKS u. s. Standard Postal Scales -
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Announcement

The most secure and pleasant remedy for
the cure OF Coughs &c, is PoRTEi's COUGH BALsAM.
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HOME NE us.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY
oan26s Noon, 90. D. M. S3o Midnight $50.
Hl3hest during the day So. Lowest. %
Average 29l4'. same day, 1873, 37l2'.
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STARR & MARCUS,

az JOHN.ST. CUP STAIRS,
Offer 10 Holiday Purchasers un.
usually full collections Of Rich
Jewels i'm Diamonds and other
precious stones; Pearls and
Stone Canoes; Gold Jeweiry Of
new and tasteful designs pre-
pared for the present season (;
RrOnzcs. Clocks, and Household
Ornaments in great variety, OF
latest importation.
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AID ASSURED FROM MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Dec. 12.-ThTee performances
IN aid OF the sufferers by the Brooklyn fire win be given
this week by the company at the Academy OF Music nine
before their arrival here.
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HEADQUARTERS
NEW-YORK CITY.

from its size superior situation and is adyan
In he way OF frequent communication with all OF
the country and civil zed world. Ia HEADoUAhIEhs iGr
almost everything produced America Manufacturers IN
avery mari OF the have their depots and agencies
here and buyers frequently money BY deahng Win
the right house.
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NEWARK.

Tn the Essex Special Sessions on Monday John
Rentscher was sentenced 10 state Prison for years
for entering and stealing, and Thomas Murray ana
tto,, for tUo years for larceny.
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ending phas. ph@d. iet; meningitis leg thsTia poSs
Dec Dec g. b.. II q ! S5
A ladies' fair for the benefit of the Church
of the Pulitams at West thirtethst
was onened Yesterday and will continue four evenings.
Booths are aseiuly arranged and various dainty ar
cles i'm fancy goods and bJOurte are displayed Inc
fairs Of bs church are always well attended, and there
is every reason believing that this will prove to be no
exception 10 the general rule.
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BROOKLYN.

Catharine Martin, alias Black Lena, and
Mary Morris alias Ze Miller two shOpteTs, escaped
FROM RAYMOND Street Jail last April after they had been
indicted by the Grand Jury They were arrested again
stonington line Yesterday they were shat up in Ray
all
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Application viii be made 70 the Leglslature
for change OF boundary lines with ayiew TO more
canal diyiso CT the Fifth, Seventh Tenth Eleventh.
Twelfth thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards and also Tor
the passage OF an act 10 authorize the appointment OF