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, 1877-04-03

.,o,x IN. 5,,htnc,,n. =. fever. Il: scarlet fever,
IN. watrr an thr brian 1: iunr diseases, =: mtn-
in..tlIs :. aid asc. \: consu:,eptjor, it; pncu.
u,nnts n -
t " -- -, NJ. s,- nm 49,.
TIE Ms{or ycttcfday M h W. cantrset ~
Of Hf. liotchkl4s. oanct lot sne euns'as.a ~ ~
rnnt1.ri wiii be- AWARDED to Elm,
49, -,..,.,, .,,...., !. $500. ..,,..a.- ,y,o,.
Tho i;nnncl! anlon5nGa 10 mest yesteitha5 attct.
neon. UNI IN riow " tnc eieStsoh Lo.May. MMM IL
nccoF1iaheo WIN tns cNstom tnc s5!esn AaGsM'en
psctcnt 'aajoufaea ever h"t'i f5'aay evening"
Al licenses, excep4 thnte for eaioonf. expire
Anil i. Therefore, tho license receipts were con.
s!icrnh!y iarucf Yesterday tItn they have been for
sot1o ttr,c, about 5000, ,-nostly from expresses
and teams, being taken In.
eo.c1 lsr 10 ani ane nnpiog-s w snioy ,he c
"t ',.o ,,Ssm IL a ~ tSo III.
n,Infettst;on OF reform and cconouy,
nv, ,,.,x ,r,o, ,,.,,, l., x,,, ,r,th ,o,,h. firm,
is. aHe "" -. mefa H. htn - oen-s.H ~ .,.osSx rhn
nrw r,srs ~ atscnss rc;,o1tsd rrsfrFInv trcre nj
Nos: :im cas' GS North 81 C1sfk. IL n!stell. 39i' '
Nofth L1Saile. !iu Sccnnat WIZ Caftnt avenue; ~
Wrasnil. ~. Schiller. u. LJtlc 3lt Sonl living
place, and 9O., Nnttt ltn1stea. Tile rnporird case
.. ,n,apos I isenfns last sFdas Turns 0u' 10 nc
The comntrol,ct announces that the February
SlE. fatNc.i nas ueen sesy susGese1 ~ onta'M. ~,
money Tor tho rurposc. and the only dfawbatK TIC
has encountered In negotiating a large loan--
9l;OO, 200, ut en-iA Tho fact that tho Municipal
Is liable to shanEe hanas H. snn: ~
- ~ e!',t nn"sn 'snHtl ~ nay ~
, 1877-04-03

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
Tho regular weekly meeting Of tho County
Donrl was held yesterday afternoon. All the 1ncn.
hess bctas present except stessrs Tabor and Fltz.
gerald.
On motion Of str. stecadrcy, the rotins-rfaecs
In Tho Town Of Lake wesn chanccd from sixtT'
third tireei and Ntue leland ayenne 10 pfyota
house, on Western Avehuc near Fifty .dfth street;
and iron, the corner Of Western nycnue and Forty.
scvcnth stree. 10 Dslnkman's hontc, on Wcntworth
avenue near Forty eighth htreet.
On motion. thu Dcsa1aincs ntyer was made the
dividing line between the two voting precincts in
tho Town OF Lyons.
a communication wns read from, person clasm-
Ing 10 hare ac,ed engineer for tho comfy at tho
City.1In1l askng back. pay 10 tho amonnt Of $500.
Laid over and made the special order for the meet
Ing week hence.
bis quarterly report. which was referred. It
showed that The groceries and psovlsons had cost
ss.025.74; clothing and bedding, slc4. II: tslar-
Ice, g. 5s. Sa; liquors. &8s2 .a5: drngh and mcdt.
eines. s1.4B7.a1; snrelcalsuprics, S4:+ 90; fncl.
81, :o5,;7; miscellaneous, s1.4o2.oo. Total.
500, 4ps.t4. The receipts from patients, ctc..
vcrc 500. % and tho disbursements tho ramc.
fecosnnenied that ihc ground around tho building
5se%ss e ss wa;sn s;s.1 q as tes T.
WAS also read ami rcferred.
4 Communication WA read from Rhodes 4 Co.
eqn.s2e ag beep he a09 9epas eo II
%hsh Mscaey mcse BE- paef 81 On III ao 40
Tbs Hospital Commlttec teported asking leave to
purchase n ambulance for tho Hospital, cost mol
Tbe 't Comnittes INIT on Jill and Jail Accounts re.
ported In favor Of bs amounting to u, 0s7 70 and
eincfcaslng The Jill Clerks salary s3 reF month.
The Committee On Public buildings and publtc
, 1877-04-03

ter~tec. tho choir sang "Thy. Viii he donc."
On hs tho centh IT rana FIJI
Er!stlc to the Corinthians. beginning At tho twrn.
fifth verse: ''Now il Christ rtsrn from the 1rad
The ehois sang 1csu.. savior Of my soul, Jet nc
to thy bosom fI.|, !tishoP McLaten nande IL;
closing mayer and delivered ll,e benelction. nnd
ehnrth cnlrancr, where carriages ~crn In waiting
for them. ftc botiy rras then borno 10 Gractfand
whore. after further services, 1t WAS lowered into
LIZ naffQM hoInc.
, 1877-04-03
HACCoQN VALLEY.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April a..-ArlIclcs Of In.
corporation Of the Raccoon Valley Hallway
Company l,avo been flcl with tho Secretary ii
State, with capital stock o! !tl0O,o COO. Tie pro-
posctl limo begins at Montczunla, extending
through the Counties OF Park, yigu, and Clay,
to Brazil. Tho length of tho ronl /. twenty-five
miles, anti tho nrectors-cicct arc rhtneas II,
Kent, licncy Crawford. George F. Btdwc1l,
Samuel Mcconnell, aud HcorEc VI. Rogers.
, 1877-04-03

Qnlct, refined. palattal, arfslocrastc, arc terms
equally applicable 10 tho grcnt Windsor Hotel M
Fifth aycnuc, between Forty.sIxth and Forty.
eeventh etscota, New York. No ono disputes this
point. To question It Shows lack of true tasto
among travellers. The propsiclo's hare spared 10
expense to provide everything that gacsts with
most critical tastes can demand. The broad. beau
tfnl avcnue On which It ttauds Ia acknowledged to
he tho cfcmo da ID creme oi location. ard the
guests ara men and women Of wealth, culture, and
refinement, who wilt haye tho best OF everything.
, 1877-04-03

day With II. n. Bishop. Ma'ter in Chaueesy. BY
M. t'tinan. creditor : bill against Mr., lowcn.
him. and tho person to WHOM, It was haadel for
execution returned It with the nntatttfac-
tory Enforcement ''nuln hona." This part!e-
lowcn himself whether he hhs any property which
ran be utilized 10 sattT Ills claim. anil las there's
intcsrosasoslcs a. II may b. deemed nlstrahlc 10
pnt to him. Il deputy United States Marshal
called nron him yesterday afternoon, aud serTed
, 1877-04-03

to hr mt only willing hut earnestly tfcslrous
to advance rates 10 d rctnuncratird heanlari,
and 10 arrange anl maintain all tariffs ilnon
perfectly just and equitable nr!ncipls, such a.
It is understood that Mr.. Garrett len ior
New Turk this evening.
, 1877-04-03
THE COLORED PEOPLE.

TIIE COIORIJI0 PLOHLE.
NATION
7Ss sa..s ~. .. calcium Light cast st., as.ss
up Aon,oe sItees ltom tne no'.a ena o, inc Espo'
'ltEon building. and people passing wabash ase.
eo1orcd foik NJ 1,hc,ro take occa.ton
to celebrate tho anniversary which made them a
es n the x a 1a V 4.sS a' I'm uns sss, @
.omn.a ana nna sh,,,v nv "'J ~, . '.".d on
toward nono ana caa.'y to< a1' Hsnea' oh
sas sa s ea tho ,nS 70 n, ss
Of f.ssde% &c and tas PURSUIT. os happiness 4hs
south end OF tho Exposition Building WAS u,ed for
list nlels's en,et.alnmeat md ,"ll, :.oov psr.
eentro o, the hall a ..a.e had eeon
s 'e @ win sn, snd
on tss sides wero sr.assd:a aumesfoi soots., st
bellies. In tho rear Of tte stago taIie. had
banquet hall, IT was nearly 10 o'clock when tho
zqsss, Spas E, s s Of
cappt. Xisr iIlewn,, sna tho Enitcd Follow. y
char9t Of Marshal D. IT, Patton. Afternalchtng about
e.ts!n s s!ss: IT, Fs9!,s%:a:
k"si, ct.sp:n St a f1'si ssha H. Fs;es E. h
l.. Y. White. ]. i. +. 'rhomas, anil oshefs.
MF. i. Y. wh!ts called tho 'nceting to order.
oI the platform. col: Llpplneots called % csrl.
Moore. and !n behalf 0t thc employes %, Of ,a tha
essant aaa soS bS % S
pf Il shs . 1lsn"bsl spAz zoas,ss 1h's pEe.sntatea
maSusr. ' '' ' ' 'f
then Doasea nd g. resat}sa with appliance
After expresulng I.ls satisfaction and aurprso at
tlo efficiency :. 81 tho eelored NIL:
e ~ ass s. asa
sgg Se5!s &c snG
saprs@s coart .bat Thu blaek NAH was
waito man wa bound 10 respect, A. Hepu btcan
he claimed soma credit for Tho Republican party
tas ad o s ssss IT. ha
ihe times ot .1sao. when oven i Nspahi!esn
dared not prcdIe. ttst the ncsro would tser 20 4
:nsWsa as 70 e e'
on '''tss3:nsi tss.sea ''sss aa 'Gs so easss sss
them equpl 10 ihe white men, but It dupcnded mp.
On themselvos. They must determine that them.
selves. They must vote tntolligcntiy, and Tor tho
right. Iic hoped the Day would conc when they
| would roo q division in The c9lorcd
vote; but that thcy would always cast
iheir baots agalnas their onptessofs. AZ long a.
bet ibst tac owed bia position to lbs Rspubiicsn
party. Ile would a'way: .ote 90 Ticket which
Thc enemies Of ftce speech, frse thonsht.
| and freq ballot were numerous yet and approach.
tuV thAt citadel which they thought % secure,
''EtsI.at vigilance il tho rsieH Of liberty" lla
befleYcd in nvifAlion In nu}tatinu to tumutt even
A. Ionc as even ora n,sn tvn,alned opnrcssei
| unlcr our lax. Men did not slcken and
dc in tho scasops Of storms and tenpests, but il
tcngsst IN polltIcs u tho lluie. uat they eoalt
, 1877-04-03
RASE-Rkt|,.

1NDlAsAroL,s, Ind, April :.-Tho baseball
season opened hero to-day with game between
the st. Louis Browns and indianapolis Club,
resulting In q victory for tho latter. Score,
5tDA a ..7- r..
, 1877-04-03
SpR1SGFITLD.

6p1E51I DEipd7t7s 10 1H6 2rTB0N&
srn1NGrtEtp, ILL.,, April Airs. William
Stevens, residing near Woods1dc, this county,
was outraged to-day by tramp. Mrs. 8. was
alone III tho house, and the tramp ovcEpowcrcd
her while she was preparing breakfast for him.
Tho people Of WoodsIdc, on learning Of the out
rage, turned out On maAso to hunt tho pcr.>stra-
tor. II found there is strong probability ho will
be lyDchcd.
, 1877-04-03

DEATHS.
REED--At his residence, 400 Wcet Adams.
ST. April 9, at 11:3o p. M, cnpt. Fred Reed,
aged 60 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CnApIN-Thc funeral Of Jarcs a. Chaplin. only
At Hot SPRING., Ark, March 90, will take place At
tho honse. u indians. .ay., to.day, April ), at .
o'clock p. M, thence 10 GtncctAnn BY carriages.
, 1877-04-03

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April al. H.. Coo, on
learning Mr. Beach had died from tho pistol
shot received whtfc In alteration with him last
Friday, repaired to tho pollcootlcc md surrcn-
dered hlm6clf,
, 1877-04-03

NEVER FAIL.
For pnsily. strength, and true favor. Or. prlct's
Special F1ayorine Extracts aso uucqualed. They
mover fall to give satisfaction.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-31
Notice OF Dismissal

NOticci il hereby ..vcn ,',,, ,:ll one
y month from d;r | wi'l lille my iin.l ac..
count, with lie Hon. jade OF ploE.c
Oran-cbl.. Cnln'v ;. G.. as ;! !lMi,j4;rl, r.
Of .!,c II-'.rc u W. J. Foslc and
ask ior letters oi dismissal.
J w FOGLE,
administrators.
March I'm
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-31
Notice OIJ)iSmiSSul.

Notice OF Dismissal.
Notice is hereby given lat >hall one
month from date file account Will, ihc Hon
orabe Judge Of Probate for Orangcbnr.
County, and ask for letter. OF Dismissal ~
Guardian Of Frances l.. GIcIion
JACOB. l.. GLEATON
Guardian
March 3 I'M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18
So HARNESS.
RECKER'S,

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
1'1 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN,
Corner OF 10th ana streets northwest
The twcrty-ninth arnnaI session of the Medical
Coles will tesin BOMBAY. OC'Obe- lat, at y
0'ClCCk m. Introductory by Prof. JOS. TABEk
JOHNSON. .--
EOBLE lOTNG, VI = Emeritus. Prof ssor of
the Principles ard Practice of Medicine ami
Pr -id' nj 81 the Faculty.
FLCDUARbU HOWARD. Nj D., Emeritus, Pro-
fess'r Of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
sudt ildrer
JOHNSON ELIOT, MD, Emeritus Professor Of
turCery ~ Pr lessor Of Clinical Surgery.
JAMFs MORGAN, NJ. D., Em-ri Us, Profess r
,f " 'terla VI, diCa and Therapeutics and Medi-
cal JurispTudenCe.
SAMUEL q. BUSEY, MD,
Professor q ths Theory aud Prac ice Of Medicine
FHANCIS A. ASHFORD, NJ. D,
Professor of Surgery
JOSEPH TaBER JOHNSUN,A NJ MD,
Professor Of Obste RIGS ana Diseases OF Women and
L. fan's.
G.. A. KLIINSCHMIDT, ND,
Professor Of Physiulogy
WI. II. Ross, NJ D.
PrOfCf soT II NJ ,feTIa Mcdica and Thera peGtics.
DANIEL j. Kelley, a. NJ NJ D,
Pro, s.or IF = hen istTy "a ToNicvl, gy.
CHARLES PAGSEB. NJ d.,
Professor OF Clinical Medicine.
WM. y TBlPLb TT, VI. u,
Professor 81 Anatomy.
CEkRI RS v. EOARMAE, ND,
Demonstration of Anatomy.
John NsLTEh, NJ.
TrCseC'or 60 Chsir e Anatomy.
For SFdt i Isl infofL sti.n. apply to
4. SHFOhD. " u Irsn - Faculty.
III "a 1870 New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18

Al lastwe hear OF a battle between the hos
tile Nez Perces and the federal TROOPS in
which the latter achieved victory. But IL
wasn't General Howard who had this good
fortune, but General Sturgis OF the Seventh
cavalry. If Sturgis could only have held
them until Howard had an opportunity to
strlke them In the rear-a military feat he
mas expressed desire TO accomplished
would have been sad day for Chief joseph
The dispatch says the troops captured one
hundred and fifty horses As Joseph has
heretofore drawn on Howard for horses and
mules we may soon expect TO hear OF another
raid on the generals corral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18

The Postmaster General does not appear
much disturbed by the unkind criticism of a
few southern papers, but pursues the even
tenor OF his way. confident of the approval of
sensible people north and south. His Jour
ney southwark VITA The President shows that
he Is not n all afraid 20 face his Own people
as one of the instruments for tae pacificatfon
OF tie whole country. Thus far his reception
seems 10 be as cordial a. that accorded other
Cabine; ministers accompanying the Presi.
dent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18
To Correspondents.

AT letters intended for publication, referring In
Any way % the editorial department. 81 the paper,
should addressed % TlS E{IsOr a Tss Stdr Those
relating its business departments should be ad-
dressed % T1s PGehI,sJ If he S1v. Observance
CT thee directions IN prevent provoking delays
Check-. ETC. IN payment q bills should IN all cases
benade payable b. rfis order Of tt, Ersnirr Sia5
NsrSpaper Coy1r1sy,-not - that Of am individual
I" No Anonymous communications read No re-
jected communications r-turned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18

The shooting into party of Washington
lans at the Arlington Springs by persons
claiming To be q sheriff's posse, on sunday
last, looks like an outrage that ought not to
go unreCUked. The Virginia authorities OF
course, have a right 10 preser !e order within
their limits, but ii does not appear Tn at the
party fred upon Were disturbing the peace.
They were fired upon without word o.
warning. ard the wonder is that no one was
killed. We cannot believe that the sheriff
OF Alexandria has authorized the shoe in 4.
down of unoffendipg persons before calling
upon them TO surrender
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18

There was nothing mean ABOUT Boss Tweed
when he was running the great city of
New York. According TO his statement be-
fore the sldermanIc committee he spent his
stolen money lavishly in the way OF bribing
members OF the legislature, paying some OF
them 5000 each for their votes. Whatever
his motive may be in making these shame
fnl exposures, or whatever may be though:
ofthe Correctness OF his statements ne talks
as If be was telling the truth and nothing but
the truth. Senator William 3. WOodin. an
aspirant for the United States senatorship,
is one OF the parties whom Tweed positively
asserts he bought up for $4,000. Senator
WINSTON was the medium through which the
money was paid TO Senators. AS soon as
the ex-BOss steps down WinslOw should be
called 10 the witness stand. II weed tells
the truth the hand Of justice ought to reach
ont for a good many more rogues besides the
eX- Boss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18

The London Times comes TO the conclu.
Zion that the Turks have the decided advan.
tage In the matter OF arms, and that the
American rife with which they are SUD.
piled Is much superior to the Krinka rifie
with which the Russian Infantry are
mainly armed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18

Henry Stanley has achieved a suhs.autia
success in African explorations IN following
the Lualaba river 10 its mouth and estab-
fishing its identity with the Congo rfve-
Heretofore his explorations, though most
daring and enterprising, have not served 10
identity his name with any grea: original
discovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18

A MnMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
a VIII exe cute orders for the purchase safe Of
S,ecAs, Bonds shd Gold on moderate margins Con-
missiots p,r each 10 snAres. Sock privil .ges
negotiated o. re pousible parties only. Corresp nd
snce soiis cited Hen'y Merriam. Ne nber A N. Min
ine aoo seek Exchange b w all street NV Y prk.
references ID. X. NJ sns an, ESQ, President National
Trust on psny, New York. Ssni tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18

Average s,rOrn Daily Circulation Orer
1s,6OO-bein0 more than three times that
OF any other d0ip paper ia Woshi,s0ton.
ard more than that Of all the others added
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18
BANKERS.
EUARANTEED SPECULATION.

made $3.50. $1OO have paid Sl,1OO In 30
asy.. we guarantee all 90 day S,rsddes; money
refunded II no profit is made References given.
Corespr n ence solicited. W. r. HUBBELL 3
70; Members New York Mining Stock Exchange,
auGE d2mS kim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18

The Sitting Bail commission is now on It's
way TO Interview that celebrated warrior.
The journey for several hundred miles south
OF The border is represented as fraught with
danger on account OF the hostility of the
Indians residing in that region, and there is
a Chance that they may never reach their
destination alive. IL Is by no means certain
even II they reach Sitting Bulls camp, that
they Will BE- able 10 induce the hostiles to
return If they fail no one Will be very
sorry, but the government will have the
satisfaction OF knowing that In Difference tn
the wishes OF the Canadian government II
has done It's whole duty in the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18

We have On WHAT ab1u' $50 900 feet Of Prime
Heart "A Georgia Bo.RI which we will ssI for
JHIETY DAYS, al $40 per 1860 feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18

Assuming that there are disgruniIet re-
publican Senators who might be induced to
desert their party and go over 10 the demo
Gratis, the better class OF democrats sensibiy
repudiste any bargain and sale TO obtain
control Of the Senate. They are almost GER
tam 10 have majority in that body after
march >. 1872, and they can afford 10 wait IL
Is hafciy possible that the southern republic
can Senators are dIssffected 10 the point of
rebellion. They woaId have nothing TO make
and something 10 lose by deserving their
party, FOR all OF them are at present chair
men OF Standing cammittees-Spence of
The commttte on military affairs, Dorsey, of
the District of Columbia, Patterson. OF Ter
riiories, ard Conover, of Enrolled Bills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18

The report from Ohio is that the labor
movement there has assumed proportions
that alarm both OF the old parties. Its MEM
bers call themselves Nationals" and they
are organized in secret lodges. 1t is made up
largely of the old greenbackerS, and while
drawing largely from both parties, will, Il
Is thought, damage the republicans the
most IL is said, however, that Judge West
the republican candidate for governor.
stands well with them, and will get many OF
their votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18
At sILVERBURG'S
3I2 SEVENTH STREET.

4 7 sILVERBURG'S
3I2 SEVENTH STREET.
Fine Crystal Cotlet.. 4sc. rerset
Heavy Hotel G. blCts, 7sc. rer ret
lie y lsh Filth Avenue GJblets, 75c FER set.
SuId TUmt ieTs f5c per set
Br-sktasT SETS, Oak IatteIn, Soc pnrst.
Glass Pitchers. Fruit star ds, sc SOC
Hsndssm Plated Casters, 8 bottles, 81
New Pattern. double plated, 81.
Pis''d Pickle Stands. 81
Double Plate Table, Desert, snd Tes Spoons and
FORKS ~ per set.
solid Steel siiver- plated X hives, 81 per set.
Ivory Handle Table and Des TT Knives, | so per
set.
Call Bells. 81 Breakfast Bells, SOC.
Gar, er and Fork, SOC and o. per pair.
KNIFE Boxes, &c s0c., and 81.
Table Mats at soc. and 81 set. Fine Japaned
Trays. soc Extra large do, 81
LARGE asSorfu ent Of Bo0uet Holders AID Vases at
&c 20 and 81 each.
Fine Photographs OF CO ntsnniai Statuary, framed,
al nc. 9 h, a decided ba rgain
Illuminated Notices, very handsome, at 500 each
just received at
SILVERBER6'S,
Metropolitan Bazaar.
Eeple t,tb,s,r 312 Ito st., near Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18

There can be but one opinion as 20 the Jus
lice OF the charges made by the Washington
CORE SIOndent Of the New York Times against
Commissioner Casey Of shameful neglect OF
The pubic grounds; with the exception OF
one or two pet squares in the vicinity OF the
White House. In the other parks, circles
and reservations, as nuthfIlly stated, in
stead # well-trmmed lawns and fine TO-
Nage, tall. rank weeds have overrun the
grass. choked the flowers out of existence,
and now wave on high their Triumphant:
heads and scatter their prolific seeds in all
directions. This neglect of public property
is properly characterized as simply mex
cusabie. and IL will result in the destruction
Of much Of the ornamental vegetation with
which the public parks were so abundantIy
stocked and at such heavy expense.
We hear it stated. by the way. that the
Commissioner Of Public Buildings and
Grounds boasts that he will be able to turn
IN at least a thousand dollars OF unexpended
appropriations a. the result OF his failure 10
Keep the grounds in proper condition. As
the loss 10 the government. property from his
disgIaceful neglect OF the grounds must be
many thousands of dollars this saving viii
be economy with vengeance. In common
fairness he should also return mis- salary TO
The government, for il il LOt easy TO see
where he has earned a penny OF IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18
TIBN.
OUR STOCK
or FALL SUITS

mr. s'' some Il tn half- ne-f -'y'e4 ever dir
Pia!eI auh here. bong varied iu design. and a
s SUI an uf-irr fr'at ImprIH op"u;s have
49, L-iA" m we GENE s - -. ard 40 hirh urira
Cusloii,-ilsce samett- cal -rrpass IA "a p0.t 4
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COAL AND MOOD

OUR PRICES FOR COAL DFTIVFPED
IN QUANTITIES NOT LESS THAN TON
q Egg...--..............-S52 * NH
q % 4. S Sh'ethet .-..-...----s3 90 "a
Stove or kange-....--. 81 SD
Ge1 asai LGrSerSy and Sham kin. Sd
SSDnJ tI L. h :, rsiey - ------ ( ) -
Cumberland Coal Bun 81 Minis 9 81, - az IA
We snstsntee Goals as represeEtet. Q Z ID Io-
70 tne tnn sis a!s furnished. Pine Wood delivered
ircn Cd Do 10 .. tak frC ~ 50 g. SO.
IL. w. MILLER q SON.
fribcipsi cfnre, Depot and Railroad Yard g'r.et
end Virgins av' nue. southwest. ErancE gai-e--
o20 Pennsylvaria sve. northEesg sug7-tr
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SUMNER RESORTS

WAEERLY HOTEL, SARATOGA sPaINGs
M Sew YORK, enlarged and renovated
All through, with frst-clsss sppointneuts QENA0
Comforts and conyeniences Located on lessE
broadway, midway between Congress and EmSf-s
per CAV. w.. J. RfGGs,
nS-xm Proprietor.
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OUR NEW
IRY LUMBER SHE'D,

Which has a Capacity for holding nearly ONE
MILLION FEET, l. filled with all kinds If LUM-
Der. well seasoned. Always dry ID protected
from the weather.
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Esl OVercCs's f-r $40 ans Sc
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ttne and BLACK Ghevirt SGi1s.
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You are Very Cordially Invited 60 Call.
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CLOTHING.
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FOR AUTUMN wEAH.
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Issue on the Isl and 18th OF each month "Bu
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which can be had on application NJ ofsoe, or VIII
be sent BY msil il desired.
Loans.
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CHAKLES A. appel,
~ 4D2 Louis ana avenue,
Real Estate, General Collerfi0n and CAIN Agsrry.
FOR RFNT-An OFFICE on y street northves.
FOR sALE-Two splendid LOTS on 18Th street
circle; a aTgaiB. serta-tr