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New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
THE DUTIES OF TIE BELMGERENTs.
sERVIA AND THE PORTE.

LONDON, Tuesday, May !. 1877.
The Vienna correspondent of The Times says:
"The Porte has now given official that it does
not intend to carry Oh the seryian territory This
ia doubtless in consequence OF representations
OF the Powers at Constantinople These representa-
tuns, however, would probably not have been so
eecual had the Powers not been in position to assure
the Porte that Russia had intention to draw Seryia
the range OF her operations Despite the foregoing
The TuneSs Belgrade special dispatch says seryla Is
still undecided. Turkish troops have appeared in the
ncghborhood of supovaz II il reported that the militia
will be mobilizcd witln the xt day or two"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
THE VICTIMS OF THE MONTREAL FIRE

MONTREAL, April 30.-The City Council to-
day decided pay the funeral expenses Of the victims
Of the fire. and to attend the funeral in body In the
Corn Exchange this forenoon 81 900 subscribed
to the relief fund sacred concert will be held In aid OF
the widows and orphans Of the victims The Odd Fellows
Freemasons and Orangemen held special meetings to-
night TO consider the best means OF assisting the be-
reaved families. The body Of Hanmel the only one not
heretofore recognized was identified Dy his vile this
morning The corOners jury in all day, and
are making thorough investigation.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
THE SUPPOSED REMAINS or MR.. BLISS
STATEMENT or RAILROAD OFFICIALS.

oINIT"HNT UT HAIITsVhU UFfIUTAI0'
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 30.-licnry w. Stager
OF The Lake Shore Railroad and ID Whttle went down
20 Euclid this afternoon special engine ana had the
body which thought to he the remains of MI r. r.
Bliss inferred The body that Of Mr. Bliss, but tna
OF about feet inches high, thick set prominent
uneven teeth, aud IN appearance German Both stager
and Whttle conidcut from personal experience at
Ashabula in Nitg for bodice that is extremely
Improbable au, that any vi the bodies IrOL
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
RUSSIAN PROGRESS IN ASIA.

LONDON, Iuesday, May l. lo'f'
The Times Paris correspondent says a tele-
gram Tihis states that the Russian administration
has been established in the district OF schuras1c near
Kars The Russians have occupied Dgwin tDigvirD IN
Turkish Georgia, tue inhabitants receiving them az
friends and suUreuderlng their arms to them.
lTihis Is an important town of Asat!c Russia, in
Georgia Tie telegram referred to is therefore from
Russian Turkish Georgia is convenient to tue
Russian teritOrY.l
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

A very valuable collection on PAINTINGS Is now
hutlOn at Gallery Of McssTs RAOrKE & Co, 35
UnousIuare All lovers Of the fine arts should not neglect TO
attend rhe exhibition Tie painting by the eminent
masters among whom represented Rembrandt rOy
Dyck, GanshOTOugh, T"nlcrs PcOu FragOnard WOur
ycrmain. COrOt Sir Joshua Reynolds, Diaz, etc.
The collection will be sold the evenings OF the 81
aud ith Of May, By Mr r. Someryc at Association Hall
Twenty. .third.st and FOurth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
TIE STREET REFUSE PROBLEM.

The four Police Commissioners, the Commits
,I,rsc q CLarti,s and correction Superintendent Wal
ling and Police Capt Gunner, with jackson 6 schultz
A. representative Of the societyoi Municipal Reform
made q thp on fnnday TO HarPs Island win We" OF
iusrcciiug IS aCaab lily dumping place for street
The island is in the shape OF horseshoe, aud
ge bay or inlc l. for0ed bcweea the two extremties
IL was stated that by hng ny the space with street
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

He THOUGHT HE WAS SAFE.-lrascible old
gentleman" Buy q comb! What tine devil should buy
q comb fort You don't see any bair my head, do
youYD Unlicensed hAwkeT-" LOr' bless yer sirl Yer
don't want no air Oh yer cad for tOothcOmb -IPunch
Out in Kansas they put the smaller grass
hoppers IN cages teach them 20 sing and sell them 10
Eastern tourists as Wichita linnetA
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
BRITISH PRECAUTIONS.

LONDON Tuesday, Nay I, 1910
A special to The Times from Liverpool says
an officer OF the Transport service is now there sur
veying vessels which would be available for Govern
ment service m the removal of troops in the event OF
war This is being done purely as precautionary
measure.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
DIR, RlDWirS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasoless elegantly coated for the
orders Of she stomach liver bowels kdneys bladder nsrvoi
diseases headache constipation Ind geson ds
pepsia Douaness bilious fever Inflammation OF the bONsa
plea and all derangemsnt OF the internal yiscsr Wsrrsn
10 effect a positive
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
> 'TATION IN SPAIN.


TlNUONi IUFsIIHy' lIdF y I0fI'
H. SIS letter from Paris says: The gar
r,ou NJ Bilbao has brn augmented on account OF the
agitation AMONG the Biscayans at the dissolution OF the
Juntas. The Csll Governor has gone TO Madrid to OBJ
tain instructions for any emergency"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
PROF. MITCHELL AT SUEZ.

LONDON, Tuesday, May. ], 1877
Mitchell, the American geographer, has ar
rived suez from Massowu says the report OF the
capture OF Gondar by tue King Of shoa is untrue.
lEOr other Foreign ysps Firat Pd0s.l
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
THE CzAR TO PRINCE NICHOLAS.

LONDON IuCsIly, May T, I@II.
The Gar has telcgraphed TO the Prince Of
Montenegro arnsdrnly resolved this time to realize
the sacred mission OF Russia and my predecessor God
will aid us"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

the wreck cond have passed under the ice and down the
creek into the lake. and unite In sending this message 10
assure the friends those Ashtabua that in their
Judgment no more bodies will ever be found
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

CAFES FOR SALE.-MARVIN, HERRING,
Cand all makers. safes bought BUSH * Co, 80 Dey st
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
- Genoratiye organs radically and speedily cured Ofcs
hours to 5. HEN RY A. DANIELS NJ D. ia Lexngtonay
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

LUNDBOURG's PERFUME WOOD VIOLET pos
the delicate and natural odor OF the flowers.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
THE FRENCH ANrI-cLERICAL MOVEMENT.

PAIH, MOnHuy, AIIH oU' Io11'
A notice has been issued by the students
calling for anticlcrcal demonstration tomorrow in
the Place OF the sorbonne The Lett have resolved tn in
terpellate the Government relative to alleged clerical
intl1yucs
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
DISEASES OF MEN.

The importance OF the heal,hness Of the nervous
systeu cannot be Oycrastimdted; power lie
happiness seems 10 be recognized s capabilities lts
ard its powers the importance OF IT, heafu
preservation moderate the danger Of oyeaxng it,
thought, intense Application
whether absorbing
attention necessary the conduct O complicated and m0men
tons business interests or by indulgence
sppers propenses 0f the system All these proper
sbrcts consideration. also the knowledge OF what Is
moderation what and these exist the absolute
seeking aiyiC" expert
long series ol years devoted his whole time and acn
tion study osgauon, and treatment Of all the maa
OF this important department. 10 accurately determine
their AMI origin
whether arising the exercise, its irrcglary
excess who his and practice has learned
10 discover a once the and promptly apply
To the inexperienced aud 80 Annoying TO the
patcu very naturally, wants 10 know without delay what
Uf the the probabilities
OF recuperdtOn and the time required.
OF tne value OF experience and practical
observation well as the usefulness OF the prompt appca
ton of suitable remedies is found IN the important statement
dozen puOuC INSTITUTIONS only
at abroad that very large proportion Of those who
ser from mental disturbance absolute insanity prua
uouty recover placed under treatment within
the first symptoms have manifested themselves.
II the Intellectual Departmental the brain las become
mental Application, dcprylng ths
power Of connected thought II can only re,oYcI s strength
by Icing properly e and nOurShed by the OF certain
tematc methods U IL precisely in every other department.
appetite. propensity, passion, each requiring
different
bringing from tvr ovCrwOrSed and exhausted cond
ions Tie Importance branch medca! practice
Of hereditary titles and the
tentcn Of est I'm the same family.
From long large experience ~ this direction have
been able command by e thankful appreciation
families in the city and nation and Ger
ainy much 10 cultivated minds IN connec
with practical experience ~ "hn pettau 20 e over
Of the nervous system" and the
recovering their powers whether OF oran appetite
propensity or passion
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

DR. BECKERS EYE BALsAM is a sure cure
eyes and eyeds Sold by all druggists
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
The Spring outlook is greatly frightened by

IHC NpIITIg UWIIVUh II gTVdIIy UTISHVCHVu U3
production Of KNOXs latest style OF gencmens hats 4;
s unqueonaby the popular favore and ia in universal de
Sensible people always select their hats at hNoAs
2l2 Broadway, or in his Fifth Avenue Hotel store
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

THE STINGING SENSATION IN THE GULLET,
Called heartburn proceeds from acidy in the stomach and
is reme1ied by MILK OF MAGNEsA
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
MIR. LAYARD COuNsELs THE SULTAN.

IONIWN, IWV'UHJ' lI"J T, I0'''
Mr. Layard has advised the Sultan not to
unfold the Prophets Standard, as it would end all at
pmpt- to localiLc the war.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
(AnnouncemenJs.f

A TRUsTY CURE FOR CoLDs-JAYNE's ExPEC-
TOEANT.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
Az q tonic for huilding I'D

ing system VAN BsRKs iNyGoRANT is the best ever
sold The very price ought to induce al to ty IL Only
90 cents Is Nesey-sL
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
A luxuriant growth of new hair NAV !

tanci by JAlNES HAIR TONIC. II yOu nave lost
sickness this article will DE found excel
let restorative keeping the scalp clean and stimulating to
n he.if act
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
BRAss AND WALNUT CORNICE POLT

BRASS AND W ALNIT OORNlCE IOlES \EdSi-
lake styIe) RODS Of every description Old rods
plated rrpOshci ana made equal 10 W. L. q j. MER
sEREAI, manufacturers 32l Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
FROM THE HONORABLE THLRLOW WE'D,

INUUHSINU DF HAUWAI'5 Il x. x. kHNHDIkA
AFTER UsKs THEN FOR sEysRAL ral.
EEw.YoRK, Jan T. 1877,
DEAR SIR Having for several years used your medes..
doubtngy but after experiencing efficacy vt,
full confidence s less pleasure than duty
y acknowledge the advantage have derived from tb.,
1e pills resorted to often requires sr al
with the desired effect The Ready Relief
described than II 10 by s We apply he nmsss
Relief" Truly yours tsigneiJ 1HURLoW WEZD
Dr. HADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

COLGATE g. Co.'s
LAUNDRY SOAP. The best In use.
For sale 10y GTUcers and al No. !, 1855 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
FEVER AND AGgE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for 1ity cents. There IA aot |,
remedial agent IN ts world that viii cure Fever and aqua
aHd all other 1alsrous Bilious, Scarlet Typhoid yellow ni
other FeveIs (e4icd by RAILWAYS PILLS. Quick a
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Fifty cents per bOItle
New-York tribune., 1877-05-01
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF


The application Of the Ready Relief the part psrs
whore the pain difficulty EXIST will aROr and comfort
Thirty 10 sixty drops In half tumber Of will
foN moments cure CRAMPS, SPASMs, SOUR STOMACH
HEART BURN, SICK HEADACHE, DfARREEA. DYa
EMERY, COLlC, WIND IN THE BOWELS, and ali IN
TERNAL PAINS.
Travellers should always carry a bottle Of Radways
Rea Relief with them. few drops IN VII rrcveuI
scknsss pains from change Of water IL tA..
French Brandy BitteTs as a stmuant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-30

The Kentucky echoes from the Blue Grass
defeat, at Baltimore, are coming back
Some OF the papers charge that Ten Brock
was beaten "shenanigin," others attribute
u TO bad management on the part of the rider.
But they all console themselves with the
thought that Ten Broeck's time record re-
mains unassalled and unassallable.
Eastern men, however, have been free to
express doubt as To the correctness of the
watches or The length OF the miles in the Ken
lncky time records. At any rate il is re-
marked that the Kentucky horses never
achieve the extraordinary home time claimed
Tor them when they run outside OF Ken
tucEy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-30
The Relations of the District tn the
General Government.

In response to the invitation of Messrs.
Geo. W. Riggs and others of the Citizens
Committee 10 Commissioner Bryan 70 be
present at the meeting of the committee, or,
If not attending, TO present any suggestions
that might occur to him, Judge b. supplies
(as published elsewhere) important data and
arguments In support OF the great object in
view OF obtaining legislation from Congress
fixing definitely the proportion of District
expenses the government shall bear. His al
monitiOn against jeOpardizing this great OBJ
ject, in which ali are interested, by dssen.
sions, examinations and recriminations, Is
timely and should have the more weight a.
coming from one who is not a partisan, and
who has no other interest in the matter than
the common good. As he well says: First
let the one great end be attainej-aIl other
matters can be settled afteTward"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-30

TIE House District committee appointed
by Speaker Randall contains several old
members OF he House of recognized ability,
and quite proportion Of new members
known here only by reputation. That repu-
tatiOn, however, credits them with intelli-
gence, industry. good judgment and public
spirit ia degree TO eminently qualify them
for discharging the duties of this national
trust. The committee, as whole, may be
characterized as body of intelligent, large
minded men, able 10 take national view of
the relations between the general govern
ment and the capital city. As the people of
the District ask nothing but what is right
and just, IL is fortunate that their appeals
will be directed 10 a committee who will be
able and willing TO give them a thoughtful
and Intelligent hearing, and who further.
from Their character and standing, VIII be
able TO gain The ear OF the House in present
ing District interests for legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-30

Senator Morton is dying, without doub.
He may be said to have kept Death at arms
length for years by his iDdomitable Will an l
his enormous vital energies; bul inch by inch
his grim adversary has gained upon him
and row the end is near. In him will be
stricken down one of the last Of the COLO sal
figures IN the field of public life. conspicuous
during he second most eyentful period in
our ratiOI al history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-30

IL is stated that Gov. Williams, Of Indiana,
Will, in the event of Senator MOrton's death.
appoint Dan Voorhees, to NIL the vacancy in
the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-30

The situation OF Osman Pasha and his
forces ia Plevna would seem 10 be decidedly
critical HIS colleagues in Armenia and
Eastern Bulgaria are so pressed by the
enemy that il is hard to see how they will be
able to rerder him any assistance. II fam
Inc, disease or force of arms shall give the
city to the Russians, the force on their flank
which up to this time has foiled all their
plans and ParaIyZed their activity will be
extiDguishcd and their campaign will come
to successful close. But before Pleyna
falls, unless the Turks extricate themselves
by some stratagem, a great general engage
ment will probably take place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-30

Mr.Justice Strong, of Pennsylvania, whose
casting vote upon the Electoral Commission
settled the question of the Presidency, has
written letter TO Hon. Geo. W. Jones, of
Tennessee, an old personal friend, in which
In explanation OF his vote he states that his
view was that Congress has no right to in
quire into state elections for state electors;
that the Electoral Commission had no more
power than Congress had; and so he voted
for Hay es, although he feared great wrong
had be N perpetrated by the Louisiana re-
turning board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-30

There Il some Individual grumbling in
regard to the committee chairmauships
made by Speaker Randall, but The commit
tees, all together, seem 10 be pretty well and
fairly adjusted, more especially in regard to
the point OF the fitness or the men for the
work allotted 10 the particular committees.
The President takes a cheerful look ahead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-30

China, which as far as social, literary and
political progress is concerned, has stool
still for thousand years, resisting every
effort made TO bring her into the congress of
nations. has acted according To her tradi-
uonal policy by stopping traffic on the first
railroad built in her dOminions. A nation
which invented gunpowder, with only the
resulting advantage of supplying the world
with fire-crsckers; which invented the COM
pass only to creep from point to point along
It's own coast, leaving it TO other Races TO
make this invention the means OF discovery.
colonization and the spread of civilization
such nation, neglecting the development of
It's own Inventions, cannot be expected TO
adopt with eagerness the inventions of Others.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

B. n. WARNER & co
Braisard II. Warney. F9,rfa A NsTHffr,,
0l0 street northwest
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AL letters intended for publication, or referring IN
any way 20 the editorial department Of the paper
should be addressed TIE Edttor If Tis S,dy Those
relating TO its business departments should be id
dressed TO Tis PE5lIsiSr AZ Ths STAY. Observance
ofthese directions instead Of addressing such letters
in either case. TO individual name, win prevent
provoking delays.
Checks. etc, IN payment Of bills should In al
be made payable 70 the order Of Tia Ersnins STAY
NsrSpaPo CODlpasy,-not 10 that Of any individual
- Ne anonymous communications read. 10 re-
ected communications returned
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issue on the lst and 18th OF each month a "Bul.
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which can be had on application ICY cree, or vii
Be sent By mail II 6es red.
Auction Sales.
On MONDAY, Oct 20 n, 81 4 30 D. M New
Jersey avenue, between and L.
Loans.
IS 500 at per CEN octZ7 FIR
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ITO THE LADIEs-Ladies having ouper ouous
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I EAKY ROOFS made perfectly tieht nv
using the lRON-CLAD PAINT and CENENT.
tne oesa coating known to preserve tie roodpg.
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CHARLES A. APPEL,
~ 452 Louisiana avenue,
hed! Estate, General Collection and Claim AggIrv
FOR RENT-Ho 1880 Q street northwest, Il
rooms, mod. i'm ps, Geo.
FOB sALE-rwo splendid LOTS On 18th street
crcIe, Cargain seri5-tr
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I m NEW AND SECONDHAND TOP
AvV and NO-rOP BUGQIEs, single 1~S.
nd Jump sat JAssers, two and four HS6
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ENOR RENT
L To private family, for one year or longer, an
ELEGANT new RESIDENCE,
just finished,
No. .24 Il h street northwest,
containing Is rooms, besides srb cellar closets and
second and third stories; the whole Duse heated by
one OF the best furnaces, having open fire places
besidFs; ventilation complete; electric bells and
sptskmg tubes throughout the house Apply a.
CAsslN LsIRERMANE, 1880 street. (2d
hoorl, opposite Ebbitt House. oct26 Il.
II o KNT.
FURNISHED HOUSES
have several fine HOUSES, delightfully."- located
and furnished In excellent style, for for the ses
sion OF Congress. or BY the year, prices rans,nC
only.
}. V. n. HTYCK, Real Estate Agent,
No. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
oet9 I'm Arlington Insurance Company Building.
EOR RENT. FOR RENT
= BY b. y. HOFFMAN, 10th and y streets n w.
Three Furnished Houses, well located. 90 private
Families only, from les 10 ago
La ge nall and Id elegant rooms above, at 023
PenDsy lyaols avenue .......-. ........ us
1Slx tth street northwest, II rooms mod imp. rs
!S1S rem ave. nv, u rooms, mod. imp go. leo
12l4 IA d street northwett. IL rooms, mod inn rs
axz4 Old street northwest ii rooms, mod I'm p. s.
0S1 ~ street northwest, rooms, mod imr-- IS
SOo 3 sI eet southeast, II rooms, mod i'm ps . s.
lSO4 I'm street n " =, roS ms, store and stable.
SyS street northw est, rooms...-- %
6l3 18th street northUeet store and cellar -. 70
For Sale.
Houses and Lots large and small, in all sections Of
the city, at reduced rates
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TIRST-CLASs MILLINERY.

EIRST-CLASS MILLINERY.
GRAND OPENING WSX
OF an ENTIRELY NEW AND CHOICE $NES
STt CK. Just received from NeE York
F1fr FRENCH FELfH. SUPERIOR PLUSH
and VELVET BATS and B0NNET5
AZ the Latest Novtlies IT, FANCY FEATHERS,
OSTRICH TIPS, FLOWERS ard ORNAMENTS.
MISS MCCORMICK.
octsn ~ 81. Cloud EniLdinN. 59E oh st. n.tc.