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FOE RENT. FOB RENT FOR RENT.
0ls 18Th street NV, ii r., mod imps-... SIS o.
to6 insle Place sc II rOoms aud Stable. 50 ~
lot1 9Th street N W 10 rooms. mod imps -... 20 o.
1916 llih street W, n rooms, mod. impS IS Oe
So< 3th stre%t Sc, rooms, mod. im p.-.... 81 90
1O1 81 street Sc. rooms, nod. imps ...... IS %
w New jersey ave. n. W. rooms aRd store 50 0
SSl - str e. s.w rooms and s.or,....... ~ %
III llth street northwest. rooms ........ y IS
I2I Carol street Sc, rooms mod. imrs.. p o.
3Is street ne rooms. mod. imps......... 81 o.
I2G 81 str.et southwest. ..... ls a.
sos goa. I'll = .. rooms. mod. a.. Is 80
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There are some who incline to the belief
that General Grant will rot be specially
honored when he visits the different foreign
countries OH the continent. After his mag
nihcent reception in England, however, the
General is pretty sure of cordial greeting
wherever he goes, and probably there is not
q country Of note that will not treat him
with marked consideration. Germany, for
instance, in recognition of his efforts,
through Minister Washburne, for the pro-
lection of Germans in France during the
Franco German war, will undoubtedly ex
tend him a warm welcome
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L Briek House Nc. llls I street W 10 rs. ss
Brick House No. ga lOth street n ~, IA rooms 81
Brick House No. Cos 6th street n W : rooms : 81
Britk House No. 1929 Ohio ave NV g rooms ~
frsnl- Rouse No I2I2 Sth street n " . : rooms ~
Frame. Nos. 6IJ aud 6Is X. I. ave f, s rooms n
AIff the shove houses are IN good re r~ir
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

IL b T. n T.
LUTfREbI 4 BURFoRD. ras street
ICsassss Made Wssi5yl
FOE RENT.
No 900 9th g., Brick, II rooms, all mod I'm ps 100
y" 500 9Th st, store, all mod. imps.---.-------
= =. 80. NV. BrSck, rooms. all nod. imps.
Eal dsone Horse, Mount Pleasant ....... ...... 60
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at sac ihc'ng Prices either in exchange for sale
on easy terms.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

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INFORMANT TO TAX-PAYIRSI

Property owners are legally entitled to allowances
FOR OLD MATERIAL removed or reused in the i'm.
proveme nt OF streets, for WORK DONE at their own
expense, and TO a rebate Of assessed for CHURCH
PROPERTY, etc. TAXPAYERS will find il ad
vsntageous to NE claims Of this character against
the District government, through
WILLIAM DICKSON.
Jee I'm SIS 7th street, ODD. Post Office de o,t
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l. REAL ES TIE AG ENCY,
s15 STREET NORTHWEST.
FoR sALE-Lsrse list OF property in all parts Of
FOR RENT-Furnished and Unfurn:shei Best
dencee-storee and OfIices.
BUILDING sIrE6-Choice locations.
List Of Properties furnished at ~ dice. apz I'm
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THE PEOPLE CONTINUE TO PREFEF
w., THE IMPROVED SODA,
With Graduated Ice.
je2-6w EOIR'S cornar 7.n onsr.
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Diploma q Hoaor aad Medal Of Meriftor Concert
Grand, PAylor Grand. Square and Uprighf-
Pianos. McCammon's fayorite Pianos snc v6
Pianos from other celebrated factories forvlt NV
fae and Bent on the most reasonable terms. Pianos
sold on instalments. Tuning and Repairing prompt
" ATTENDED 70. PIANO WARE
avenue. jan31y
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WHOLESALE POISONING.

VIOLENT SYMPTOMS FOLLOWING BREAKFAST
MEMBERS OF A FAMILY AND VISITORS DEAD
on IN HOPELESS CoNDIrIoN--wAs IT AN
ACCIDENT or INDUSTRIOUS CRIME?
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HxRALD.1
PORTSMOUTH. Va, May o. 1871
At twelve O'Clock last night messenger arrived In
Norfolk from the plantation situated near Kempsvl c
Princess Ammo county, known as Lcvci Green. and
brought tho news Of terrible uflas which occurred
at that place yesterday morning.
THE FAMILY VISITORS.
The plantation IL carriod on by Messrs. Thomas
Hoggard aud Arthur Il. Herbert. ana IL presided
By Mrs. Laura McAp,De, u sister OF Mr. Herbert and
widow Of the lale DR.. James NcApine. Tho other
inntos OF the house on this fatal morning Misses
Daisy and Becky McAlpne. agod respectively fifteen
and seventeen; Misses Lydia and Sissie Mayer,
daughters OF John Mayer, and Mr.. Thomas McComb,
tho last named three being visitors
SYMPTOMS POISON.
Almost Immediately upon arising from tho table
yesterday morning the Ave ladies' mentioned and Mr.
McC omb were taken suddenly sick with vomiting and
other symptoms VI poisoning. DR.. II. T. Hunter. or
kcmpsvic. who was summoned, soon arrived, and
alter examining the sufferers he that they
had been poisoned with arsonic or strychninc.
UNAvAiiiSG IMPORTS.
The Doctor tried every means IN his powcr TO relieve
them, but without avail excepting IN the Of Mr..
those Of tho Others ana yielded TO tho antidolcs
nistcrcd The ladies. however continued TO grow
worse, ana late last night messenger arrived In Nor
folk to procure other medical att enhance.
DE hunter before night pronounced tho condition
OF the Indies hopeless and they doubtless
this. How the sad affair happened has not reached
poisoning accidental or monstrous crime perpe-
tratcd by some one
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mss Ceoile Rush plays engagement at the Mu.
soum Philadelphia, this week.
Mr.. f !. Davenport will play Dan'i Drucc at tho
Walnut Street Theatre next week.
Miss Ellie Ellslcr makes her frat appearance In Pha.
dephia this evening, at tho Arch Street Theatre, In
Bartlcy Campbell's now play, IA Heroine in Rags"
"The Wonder Child" has been greatly improved
since Its production the Now Broadway Theatre last
week and will DO presented this evening, with new
scenery and now cast
Mr.. q. A. Crosby, Miss Koozgs popular agent, will
have a benefit rendered him at tho Tabernacle
Jersey city, on tho sls at which Miss Kellogg. Miss
Lancaster, Mr.. Frtsch. Mr.. James Horton and My.
George Cobb. will appear.
Miss Louise Pomeroy will appear at the Walnut
Street Theatre Philadelphia, on May 81. During her
engagement sho will appear "As You Like IT,
'Cymbelino" and ''Macbcth," supported by Mckee
Rankin
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BOILER EXPLOSION AT SEA.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON BOARD THE STEAMER
sIpoNIAN OF GLAsoow--THE CAPTAIN AND
SIX OF THE CREW KILLED.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON BOARD THE STEAMER
sIDoNIAN OF GLAsGow--THE CAPTAIN AND
Six OF THE CREW KILLED.
BOSTON. May 9. 1877.
Tho steamer China reports that at hali-past six
O'Clock tho evening OF April 80, latitude IS deg.
Il min, longitude 3s dog 20 min, she signallcd
by tho steamer sdonian, OF Glasgow, from New York
for Bristol, disabled and requiring surgeon. At
seven T. II. she stopped sent tho ships surgeon
on board who returned and reported that tho 2oth
OF April the boilers exploded, killing the captain.
three engineers, two hremen and trimmer aud Ia.
Juring the cook. Tue OF the wero WELL and
no further assistance WAS required.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS
The following additional particulars OF the explosion
are obtained from the pursor OF III" China;-Eariy on
tue morning OF the 10Th pm IN tue SLOT Of tho cxpan
while IL was bong adjusted tho explosion occurred
Mikcn and James Grey, cnginoers henry iug9cIi and
James Power, nrcmen: John lodge, trimmer; II.
Hutchinson, cook, wcro wounded. Whom tho surgeon
OF Tho China went BOARD all "ere dead put one hrc
man. When asked tho cause OF tho explosion he
answered.
II will toll you In tho morning." but no did In
few Minutes and II impossible to learn tho cause,
all VINO Witnessed t wore kiiicd. Tho Sidonan pro.
cecdcd under san and will arrive NJ hcr dcstina.
ton under two weeks
LIsr or rng KILLED.
The following complete list oil the killed on board
the Sdonian:-
Captain Edwards
Adam Grey, FIRST engineer.
a. y. Mickey, second engiuecr
James Grey, third engineer.
Henry Tugsoii. fireman.
James Power, fireman
john Hodge, trimmer local passerI
WOUNDED.
II. Hutchinson, cook
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DO quickly followed BY the Commons. led BY tho
Speaker and officials In thor respective robes They
take position at the bar OF the Senate Meanwhile tho
Governor General Ia his handsome Windsor Uniform.
attended by his military secretary and aidesde-
and escorted by company OF cavalry and tho battalion
OF the Governor Generals Foot Guards, has alghtod
from his barouche ana amid the roar of artillery on
tered the Senate and taken his upon tho throne.
Tho grouping v similar 10 that which has been above
described Crimson and white and gold. tho gay unit
forms OF the military. tho red aud ermnc OF tho
judges, the black silk gowns OF the speakers and
clerks, the fair on tho one side contrasting
strongly with noble looking phslanx gray haired
Senators tho other-ali combine 10 give TO tho
spectacle effect vs. Kaleidoscope and pictur-
esque.
TIE ceremonies brieL His Excelency rises
and removing his cAdpedn, reads his farewell speech In
French and English. commenting upon and approving
or tho that have been adopted The speaker
OF tho House presents the bill OF supplies that havo
been voted by that BODY. 70 which the Clerk oil the
Senate replies
lin Her Najesty's name. HIS Excciicncy tho Gov
General thanks the loyal House OF the COM
mons, accepts their beuevoenco and assents 10 ms
bill"
The Governor General adds few more graceful
words and then In u formal adieu with expression
the usual good wishes, the ceremony onds anu the
''fourth session, Third Parliament iorictn Victoria
1871" takes It's place 10 she graveyard OF tho pisL
AeQuiescdt IN pace.
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MISSING PEOPLE.

Louis Lemoerg, German, agcd twsnty-cight, In 70.
ported missing sinco May He is Ave toet nine
inches In height OF medium build and had dark brown
hair, small nustache and whskers.
John G. Wilson, youth of eighteen years, has been
missing from his homo TINS city for tho pas. two
weeks In stature he is 1.-Two foot eight inches high,
slim, and with shoulders slightly stopped. HIS hair Is
long, curly and brown eyes hazel. cncok bones prom
inent and sunKen cheeks. Whom he left homo no had
on nc SUIT OF drab long, light spring overcoa and
narrow caliskn boots; also white undercl0thng and
black cravaL
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHINUToN Mhy Q, I5II
Naval Constructor y. l. Fcrnald on SPECIAL duty In
tho Board OF Construction aud Repair at the Navy De-
panent will DO assigned TO duty as Naval Constructor
at the Washington Navy Ynrd, In place OF John W.
Easily, recently appointed Chief OF Bureau, Woo
Hnnscom removed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
PRIZE FIGHT IN NEW JERSEY.

prizc light occurred NJ Guttenburg, N. j., carly
yesterday morning. between H. Hannah, proprietor or
the Club House" saloon la Wcenaw ken. and Thotnns
firnerun, n laDorcr. III which twcnty rounds
fought The proprietor OF tho Cub House" badly
beaten and "a confined 10 his house No arrests
werc made Tho greatest secrecy was preserved con-
corning the alar. Finneran but slightly punished
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YACHTING NOTE.

Steam yasht Ocean Gem, aY.C., Mr.. -, from
Now Rochelle, passed HraaLp Telegraph station yes
terday, n n, eruising westward
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great roiorm would DO wrought ia tho way OF oary ad
tournaments, the general opinion appearing 10 DO that
IN previous sessions the members worked lar
beyond human endurance motion was accordingly
made by Mr. Blain IN the carly part OF the session.
liking eicvon O'Clock r. H. as the probable hour oi id
tournment but although the rule was fairly adhered
10 Tor low days Il was soon found 20 be
days DcnS wasted ON frivolous subjects and ncccss-
tatng the transaction Of tue real business OF the
sion at late hour IN the day o. night IL has ire
qucntly been suggested than the sessions should DO
heightened and .ho work DO per diem icsscncd Men,
bcrs, however, arc very unwilling to remain after
tho opening oi spring. especially when thor
salary OF $1,000, ceases after tho nrst thirty days
service. Hence, Tor couple OF weeks past, largo
numbers have procured ..passcs" and lot Tor home
until out OF 100 than seventy voted the
VISION. The act that tho hour OF adjournment was
liked was announced by the Premier clock on
Saturday morning. and IRON eight A. N. until Two
Y. n. the House presented "a lively appearance.
tho members being ousiiy engaged IN thor prepare.
lions Tor departure Great bundles OF blue books
and scssonal papers were ON their way 10 DO ranked
and the noor was strewcd with loose and discarded
papers. Tho reporters room was likewise a sccDe Of
dcsolaton, tho CHAIRS tables ana movable furniture
being arrayed In all the fantastic shapes winch tho
inventive faculty oil thc genus Bohemian could suggest
As usual, tho bright eyed little pages raapod Their
harvest and u was not nh uncommon sight TO soc n
generous hearted Coinmoner dividing OF silver
among the expcctant Pucks. Al three O'CLOCK tho
hour OF meeting, tho fornaiitles Of prorova,ion
were fairly begun Flags were lying from The depart.
mental buildings the Post ONCE, Rldeau CLUB &c.
Tho Senate Chamber was already throngcd and Tho
whole scene was brilliant although hardly equal 10
the opening In It's society tone, owing 70 tho absence
OF INC usual 'IuH urcss' on tho part cf both ladies'
and gentlemen. Tho House was called 10 order as
usual and low moments wore occupied Is disposing
OF tho odds and ends OF legislative work. In tho midst
oil this three loud knocks ~ tho door ounccd Tho
prcsonco OF tho Gentleman Usher Of tho Black Rod lilo
Is admitted by tho scrgcan,-at Arms. and advancing
few steps. no makes three profound bows and first ia
English and acrward IN French delivers tho follow.
ing mcssago--
AIR. srKARgR-His Exccllency tho Governor Cen.
erul requires tho immediate presence oil this honora
bic House IN tho Chamber OF tao honorable tho
Senate"
lilo gracefully bows shrco times moro and ro.ircs 10
, 1877-02-23
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 90, 1877

ncr in the chair, on the 9undry Civil Appropria-
tions bill. There being nlanficst15 no quorum,
the narAzraphs relating to public lands were
III. Piper morcd to strike nut tho paragraph
npurnpriating $4,000 Tor The ll2ylen surrey.
During the dcbltc. Mr.. Elkins, Of New Mex
leo, sattl ths survey vas only ordered toptoyt4o
%:e :s Tosd 's shs i Se,sas tss ssnensn TS run
New Mexico knew Of any auct, Ease lie should
be manly enough TO stale the names OF thoso
Congressman for nllosc sons the surrey WIS
ssot e. .,k Sec for te
DF unanimous consent the consideration OK
the paragraph was postponed.
MI. Banning ninrtsl to fnrrcaac tic Appropri1-
Ton ior ls sont!nuas Of ts te,ttl:s iatSl
alUntnx That II would he tYuo economy to 40.
props1ate the l4rgcr sum, which wouftl Euapc
the building 10 6e finished in little more than
Iii. saylcr favored Tho amendment. lie
could not see why the COMMITTEE on Aprro-
rrtatinns had Appropriated more for thu Eo,,.
tlnuaf.co OF buildings III Chicago and Ct. Louis
than in CIncinuatL The amendment was
agreed to.
; a similar amendment waa made md adopted
IN regard to the new Post.Onsce In Philadelphia.
The appropriation for the Post t,Nrcat parkrrs-
burg was Increased to $lU,OO1. The Committee
Tie President was autlurized ta auept Tho
statue Of "LibersY EnllghteninE Tho Wnrld :"
when presented by the French Republic, a0d to
designate sIttatic site for The etatuc On either
Governors or DedIoc's fala,,d.
After long time spel.t Ia tie discussion 1nt
voting OH various anIenlments relating 70 the
payment Of expenseb It. tho rnnteslcd election
cases, TIC C9n,,nlttes rose without having dis
1T. Willis, from tho Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported bill authorizing tho eauip-
rneBt Of mi expedition to the Arttt: seaa. Pttnt-
Cd and reeon!nltscd;
, 1877-02-23


BAN FnAAc1sco, Feb. 2..-Tlu four.mtta.anti-
repeat ruco taok place to-day at tho Bay District
Park; FREQ purse Of 5000. There vas good
attendance, and tho trark was IN good order.
Tne horses were In aae condition. Molly Me-
Carthy, Lady Amanda, Dazaar, Bradley, Billy
BiR|,atn, started. Sherman and a1att1o A. being
wlthinwn on account of lamcncss. In tho tIrst
heat with IN cscn start, bradley took tho lead.
retaining IL until lie tslnled 5wn tho home stret II
~ tho third nils whsn stol!!a passed
travelling hohlnl, took third position,
nigaam, fourth, anti Amanda, gealualls.
tho tiea. in ;io'1S. Amanda !lsta,.ccsl. In thc,
second heat Irauley toaa tho lead agaln a!ll
sreond, nazaAr third. On THO seeo,ll milo
Amanda dropped hapclesa!Y I'd tho rear. eyl-
third !n!lc siollle went TO the fruit mud bazaar
passed Bradley. They nalntaincl this position,
Rraaies gratlaaliy arnrp'ng to ,tle. scnr and
htollie running easily, and crossing tho seora q
winner In 7:iaS H5ailey mud B.e!lan, uI4tan ed.
MulH0 wAx awArdcu tirst, third, aud fourth
money, and Dataar secol.s.
, 1877-02-23

work b At an end tfll Tho Government provides
better security for 1ffs and prop-rtv."
What II hero stated Ia = lctter aligned by ak
teen honest Christian villagers Is nnlT too n,lcl
In keeping With q multitude OF otlrr ttottl-
menls of tho ean1o nature, sUn,c Of whie., hare
been laid before yopF rrilders. In fottner let
ters, Tho lrst element Of all so;fctyt
eeeuritv for life and property, Il wanting III
poteucc and In, providence, but partly also. to te
lil.wlll and race cntnlty Ut the Mussutn!hn
ruteFs. Armcnians., Bulear!ans. and other
Chrtsttana ars merely q defcnsc'css aoek, ex.
puse,1 to tl,a lovonr1ny rage of suvl, wolves III
ihs Records, Circass.aus. and other iawles4
races, anil tho Government. whoAe duty1t ought
10 hc Ia keep 0tY the dcstruycrs, not unfrc.
euently ahots aud countensMeea thorn In their
ravagos, and slares their urcy with them.
, 1877-02-23
THE WO9l-GR0WeRS.

.Clxc1NNATL o.. Fob. 2s-The wool.etoF.ea15 F.a5
ct uAio, fulaMa, Keoturay, West FigQt,!a, ea5 as'
decided to erect 4 capa -tous storchoutse, =. :.
steubenvi!le, o., for Ito purpose Of starnp tesn
product and asserting Il before pls Ing i 92us
tho market. They afe Grangers, and W. tr. a.
nose pf their stock directly to lnnnu!a Il.
lowing officers: 8. u. E!l!s, Of Warren County,
Master, Ee-elccte.l; r. j. Joy, Of nel2aI1.T'
Oyerseer; J. W, Ogden, Ls,turur; J.: y. Uoon5
Of Morgan County, Steward; i. q. Bat,1an. y.
Rutler, Treasurer; Il. Stevenson, sesftp@i'
Tha RHaaiQn Njll slQkd to. mQrruN.
, 1877-02-23

FoRr WAYNE, lnd., FeI. IA mcotfpg Of
farmers, taetos5-owuers. mlltcss, lnybcrncn,
shippers, and others Interested In the Industries
Of the Wabash valloy and cheap f1elelts, haa
been called to meet At Wabash next Tueslay
the 18th inst, to takc action looking 10 a re-
sumption of navigation OH ttc canal. The Coun-
t;es Of Allen Huntington. Wab1sh, Miami; Ca,s,
will DO represented. II Il claimed in the call
that the sale Of thu cu1ial lost year was shaul,
and that tho Stato has forfeited her right 10 ts
property. Tho Convention val ask Congress,
III arvo.1ianeo with Tho at Of &S1&, ~ take pos.
&psslon Ut the canal and make It = snaylg4ble
AiylWQy,
, 1877-02-23
CRIME.
ELECTION FRAUDS.
dpscfaI QiseafEA to III Itt4KNA.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Fcu. 2s.-~Col. James o.
Brodhcad and Samuel 8. Glover, two leadlnE
Democrats of this State, this morning Ia tho
Circuit Court became 10 utterly appalled, ut
the revelations OF wholesale and glaE!ng frauds
upon the popular ballot that were being made
in the scheme mud charter case that they then
anil there nailp an agrrenent that thsY would
serve a. tudgss of elsCtIon Whenever they tnaY
be appointed, no matter to wilat extent thelr
private business suffered thereby. Ar. Glover
himself in favur Of Law compelling any man
who refused to net as election tulRe wien MP"
pointed to pay tlue ot $1,000. The frauds rc~
Ierrcd to lSero committed excluslYcly BY tue
Democrats Of thI4 county,
, 1877-02-23
Slljc.fnF.


oAAnA, Nso., Pea. IA young man named
Andrew J. Mosctanl, on bis wuy from Ely, H.,
to Denver. Killed himself this morning by
shooting himself oyer tho right eye willis
passenger I'll tho unfoa Pacific tsa|u and ~ Il
wus cruising thr bridge At Omaha. fio was sut-
icr.ng iruln consumption. Gnl wa* Ro.ug to
Cuiosndo 10 sc>upsfals. The Cosonsr'4 fury
Returned ret.llet that the deceased came 70
his leAtA By tue discllar$s of revolver in his
uwn baud, but TINT they were unable to de,lts
whether The discharge MAS unlutsut.onal Or
suicidal.