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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-06

"a Two children were burned to death in Low
ell. Mass, yesterday, their mother having left
them IN a cradle near the stove, where their
clothing caught fire.
sE The second free Lutheran diet in America
met in Philadelphia yesterday in st. Marks
church. Rev. Dr.. E. Greenwald, of Lancaster,
presided.
~ George Newber, colored was arrested in
Trappe district, Talbot county, Monday and
committed to JAIL for committing horrible out
rage on Annie Freeman, colOred girl between
eleven and twelve years old.
sE-A soft money man finds greenbacks hard
money to bOrrow.-[N D. Pic.
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CHEAP CARPET HOUSE.

CHEAP CARPET HOUSE.
Good Ingram CARPETS, %, 81. BE
Extra Heavy Ingrains, As and soc
All Wool Tapestry Ingram patterns, % 10 Toe
Lowell Extra Super ngrains S5c
Good Style Tapestry Brussels rs 10 9ac
Paper Carpet Lining, good, &c.
Borderlngs, Stair ana Hall CarnetS cheap.
Full Size White Blankets 81 IS. 81 81 so
Calico Comforts, Cotton Filling. low l,rices
Curtain Laces at cost TO close-out.
DRY GOODS STOCK at lowest market prjce
~ Allow no one to underseu us.
L. N. NADDATN.
oct26u SOS Market SIace.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
~
IERE DESIRABLE DRY GOODS.
Beautiful Dress Goods, pure silk and wool wide
double width. 81, SL25. $50 ~ as al 80 95
y % C9!orcd Cashmeres, pure wool, vide double
w1Gth, Only 90 cents. Black Cashlnares pure wool
wide couble width, 80 cents. Co,oreI and Black
uupul's finest quality Merinos. only IS cents
Coored silk Nelvets Black Silk Nely.:s
CARRIERS, III Market SPACE,
" The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store" Handsome
Dress Goods, the very latest styles Is 20 % 81 50
cents. Beautiful Plad.Dress Goods wooD only p
cents. Beaver Cloth for Ladies' C.aaks C1oske
Cloaks Cloaks, from S. 20 $50 Broche Shawis
from 8 to $50 Black Cashmere Shagls from 80 Il,
Sl5. Black Crepe Wells from 81 To $40 Blankets
pure wool, s. 50, S5, $780, $40 Coored Silks
10. 20, SIC, 81 81 IS. Black Silks IS Sic a. 81 %
to SO. Our 81 and Is Black Silks are special bar
s;lns- noyl-tr
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-MeSsrs. Young g. Mid
Perry ard Gull, aSsigneeS lot 9, square 945, on
South Carolina avenue, between 9th and 10Th
streets southeast. to Mr.. John E. Price, for 25
cents per foot.
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ROMAN JEwEIRY, from 81 to $50; the best 80
cent eye glass in the city, at PTfggs, No 451
pennsylvania avenue, near AZ Street-id,f
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CITY ITEMS.

GO TO "John'sr restaurant. cor. 18th and n
select fried oysters Csc. per doz. in box.
LIKE ITS PARENT FLOWER, Atkinson's Extract
Of Violet, the most delicate and refined Of ner
FUMES, concealS its excellence behind its more
widely known sister-the Extract of White Rose
DuRANG's RHEUMATIC REMEDY is no auack
nostrum gotten up to deceive the incredulous.
put real blood purifier that cures rheumatism
by its positive action on the blood
Headache yields quickly to Lodil!es Headache
Specific. Costs but SO cents.
4E P!MPLED, blotched and liberated victims
OF scrofulouS diseases, who drag your unclean
persons into the company of better men, take
1yers Sarsdpariia, and purge out the foul cor
and you will not only enjoy life better, but make
keep it. o A'>'''
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n LsINDE.
" The leading novel French material for wraps
and dresses. Atwood Cashmeres Ladies' Cloths in
plain and plaid effects; Black Silks Fiannels Blank
cts, Hosiery Kid Gloves &c, very cheap. Beautiful
Guernsey Dress Material. soc. per yard Double
Width and very stylish French Novelties Dress
Material only 75c. splendid Lyon Ciros Grain
Silk, 81 yard. White Wool Flannels, l2&c per yard
The best wearing best fitting and most beautifully
States for the money lin all colors) 81 % wamsnt-
Ia ~ Bleached Cotton, Toe Clark's best 2OO-yard
Shawls of the best make in the world from 90 rs up
Black Neyets, $l5O and up. Black Cashmeres
37I9c. up, at
BRODHEAD cos
oct25ir 9S9 Pa. ace, bet 9th and lOth ata
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Ehc weather.
LOCAL NEWS.
AmEsement>. &C.. Tonight,

National JheGbY-Rcbert Heller. the mavi-
elan, musician, and wit
dheater CoDtique.-.' Forbidden Pleasures and
varieties
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NJ JENSEN,
IN. WATCH REPAIRER, n
For 20 years with H. SEMKEN, now at S2A1
913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, fX
(Dempeey's Stationery StOre.)
LADIES WATCHES SPECIALITY.
Watches put in complete order by me are guaran.
teed for one year. or money refunded. feb4-ly
NOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner Of 7th street
~ and New York avenue, entrance on New ~
York avenue The most private Loan Office III
in the city. Money loaned ct the lowest rated q
of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Plate and
GenfleDens Clothing, Carpets, and al articles Of
value tA0lH
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AN :. 1NDUCEMENT."- Select fried oysters, Csc. a
doz. in box. Schwing d Clarke's, eth and G.-4dvt.
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CARPETs, CARPETS.-OilclothS, oilcloths; In
grain carpets, new patterns, 80, 81, 80, "a, %,
15c.; Venitlan carpets, all widths; OclothS, ali
@idtns large double white blankets 81, $3.50, So,
$50, 81, S per pair; bed comforts Is, 81 81 so,
81, al Towsons. 63e Pa. avenue, south side, near
IIN.-dGrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-06

SUICIDE OF A WOMAN AT PROVIDENCE Hos.
PITAL.-AbOut noon yesterday woman by the
name OF Betty MOrganthal committed suicide at
Providence hospital by cutting her throat with
wing knife. An inquest will be held at the
eighth precinct at two O'Clock this afternoon by
Coroner Patterson
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ROTTOsI PRICE DRY GOODS.

Y ELVETS,
FROM AUCTION
Having the largest stock Of yELVETs in this CITY,
able to offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS To
DRESsMAKERs, MIILINERs and TAILoRs who
buy to sell again To our regular retail trade we are
prepared to offer unheard Of bargains in SILK and
NELYETS.
CONNOLLY'S,
COS Ninth street,
nov2r Opposite Patent Ofhce
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NEW STYLES or
FAIL md WINTER DRESS GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED

so pieces of Plain and Fancy Dress Goods. II and
Is cents - SAN
luo pieces of Novelties IN Dress Goods IS CENTS
Co.orcd Caslmeres. yard wide an r5iors 20,
All wool Black Cashmeres soc
Double width Mohair Alpaca SIX faced &c
Boys tasslmeres fan styles 81 80 - - 81,
he'd EMIiled flanne!s, all wool. - 80 30.
White Wool Flannels, II, 10. 10. 25c.
CIoABS, CLOAKS, CLoAKS. CIOaKS
SHAWLS, SHAwIS, 100 different STYLES.
Ladies and Gents Underwear from sd, Ladies'
and Misses Fancy Hosiery. l.ar,r double Whit
blankets So per PAIR and up. ! { rmforfs 75c
and up. Nottln, ham Lace - 81 81 - 75r BaaXef
Cloth for CluaEs. Black and Colorci silks Tabla
Linen, De and up Sbeeting Cotton, faI width 20.
C. N. TOWSoN,
CSC Pennsylvania acenue,
hoN@r South side.
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DRY GOODS.
OK FINE DRESS SHIRTS


- Made 20 order. OF wamsutta Muslin and Extra
+ ne Linen hosoms. for $40. ready e. Put ON.
Finest DRESS SHIRTS E.ale 10 order in the
u psi elegant manner for ~ IS
Our MYSTERY" SHIRT. unfinished. Il 80 cts /,
made of Wamsutta Muslin and Extra nne Linen
bpstm. is the cheai est 81 T, ia the world.
Our Mystery" Shirt at - cts. unfinished, il a.
rcod as any 81 Shirt in the market
Oar Mystcry" Shirt - retaet ~ t,as3ary
WHOLESALE prices, and Six OF them Is die, christ.
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT. orl.x FsoSr.
at 90 cts is made OF the same material the Mys-
terry
Our 81 Shirt, ready 20 rut IN. has baen reduced
10 - cts and ~ worth double the money. hut We
are conn elled 20 Reduce Stock our Factory i'm
Baltimore We about 20 build a large addition
thereto and desire to carry less Stock willis. the
building - in prugress
nov5ir MEGfNNIsS'. fO02 r street n.w.
portion PRICE DRY GOODS.
100 All wool Plaid Shawis ESQ
case full width Sheeting at ICE
$500 yards Pacific Percalee al Sc
case American Prints. 6Ac.
100 pair tolored Blankets, at 81 * ard Al So
100 pair White Blankets 81 IS 20 IS
pieces Coored Cashmere. 80 inches. at 75c,
100 White Bed Spreads at 62i,r' and 81 So Whit,
MarselIies, from 81 y 20 IS; Black Cashmere so,
Goc, &c; 10 pieces bright Wool PlRids at 25c 100
dozen Towels, l2kc. zoe, sc. each.
GEORGE J. JOHNSON.
novitr Cor. sth st. AID Market SIIcs.
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SUIT FOR $4,000 FOR SLANDER.-IeSteTCiay.
Robert j. Murray, for John E. Mulligan, entered
suit against Samuel c. Hill for Islander, claiming
damages at Sl0.000. He alleges that on the Sth
OF October the defendant used the following
language, abiding 10 plaintiff -" He has robbed
my safe and left the city. He is a thief. He
has robbed me"
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THE COTRTS.

DR.. LEON, 21s D street, below sd.-Adr..
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GO TO Johns restaurant, cor 18th and d
select fried oysters Csc. per doz. in a box.
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WM. H. RILEY,
w AT HIS NEW STORE
CORNER OF 9Th AND STREETS
Is daily receiving NEW GOODS of ali kinds
Full stock of Black andC olored Silks
Black and Colored Cashmeres
Black English Grape and Grape Veils
LARGE LOT OF NEW CLOAKS
of the best make and finish
Our stock is full in all Departmental and we invite
all IN want Of Dry Goods call and look through our
stock. WNJ R RILEY
Corner 9TH aud II sts.,
lay Rnfld
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DrFnS ~ FEE have heen filed as follows. r

But he that filches from me my good name
Robe lie of that which not enriches hiIa
And makes NE poor indeed"
Very respectfully, HORATIO KING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-06

T IIEUTENANTS REPLEV1N CASE.-
Yesterday, in the replevin case of Rachel Hoyle
against James johnson, lieutenant of the sec
ond precinct police, Ito recover a horse and
WagonD the defendant filed his plea, setting
forth that ON October II one Cornelius Johnson,
cOiored, brought to the station the horse and
wagon in question, loaded with corn and grass
saying that he had caught two white men steal
ing these articles at his place On Stott's farm
near the Soldiers Home, and that the men had
escaped, leaving the wagon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-06

WATERPROOF CLOTHS, all colors; new fall dress
SOods from nc, l5c, lsc 2ec, 25c.: black cash.
alpaeas CSC; canton fiannels exc, Sc, 1Oc, lac ;
red twnled flannels 20, 25, 30, SIC: cassimeres
for men and boys wear 81, 80, GO. 75c.; blankets
and comforts, at Towson's, CSC Pa. ave-, south
side,-Agrt,
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l4AI les AND CHILDRENS wool vests; children'S
cOloreG st )ckingS, INNER Sc aSSOrtme 1T, from 70
TO one dollar; navy blue pure wool waterproof
cloth, 81; boys pure wool cloth, so. Cloaks.
clOakS. clOakS large assortment; brOche Shawls,
large assortment; pure wool cashmereS, wide
double width, so, 60, s. 81, 81; handsome dress
goods, wide double width. 81. 25, 81 so. S175 and
g; colOred caShmereS, pure wool. wide double
width, so: large assortment beautiful dress
goods, Is, 90, 25 Carriers, Market Space.-4dut
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SILKS; beautiful dress goods; silk yelvets:
or0che shawls; handsome cloaks: pure WOO
cashmeres. wide double width. all cOlors, ~.
Nottingham lace, for curtains, from p TO ST.
vineyard wide finest quality (cambric) calico
reduced 10 :; sheeting cotton. very wide best
quality reduced 10 20; shetland Shawls all col
ors, s. 80 81, $3.50; colored silks % and IS Ou,
one dollar and ST 25 black silks are special bar.
gains Dr. Warmers health corset very cheap
Carriers, Ill Market Space.-Adrt
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Pixies TOOthGche Drops cure tOothache in one
minute. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents
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NEW DRY GOODS. NEW CARPETS,
VIII open next week another immense stock OF
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS,
beautiful patterns and new designs Dress Goods
from 12H cts. up. Fine Novelties. Black and Col
ored Cashmeres and Silks; 500 pairs OF Blankets
from 81 up Most attractive stock Of beautiful Oar
pets ever offered, from 80 cts up.
w W. BURDETTE co,
sep28r Nos. S%8 9TH st. and zoo * 81. n. az.
HOUSEFURNISHIN GOODS.
We invite special attention Of purchasers 70 our
full and complete stock of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GOODS, which we have Just received aud which we
are prepared to offer at very low prices, VIZ:
Administer, Moquette, Wilton, Body Brussels
Tapestry Brussels and Ingram CARPETS. In all the
new designs. Rugs, Mats and Floor Druegets In
great Variety Raw Silks, Jutee French aud English
Cretonnes; Fringed Jute Curtains something new
Lace Curtains in all grades and styles
An inspection Of our stock is solicited
HOOE BRO. CO.,
sep7ly 1898 + ST., near Ebbitt House
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ONE CASE OF CALICOES. 4Hc yard.
" One case OF Callcoes, remnants, 25c. pound.
Caslmeres, from 25c. TO 81 yard.
Dress Goods. 12E, 15 % and so yard.
Eul4llne OF Blankets and Comfort 4 rom 81 rs up
Mime. Demoreet'e reliable PATTERNS.
JOS. b. BAILEY.
octlSfr Cor. 9TH and + SITS. sue.
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The ELECTIoNS.-The excitement over tho
elections which took place yesterday is very
great, and yet il is nothing in comparison with
the excitement and satisfaction occaSioned by
the bargains In fine clothing offered by Robii-
son q Co. al the Boys Clothing House, 909 Penn-
Sylyania ayenup-ddrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-06

FINE HANDMADE calf, Congress, lace, anC
button boots, for gentlemen at s.; also ladies
goat French kid button boot. Best boots 81 pei
pair ior.ladieS just received i've cases OF eX
tension edge seamless pebble button boots (ele
gant1 NJ -. Benkert Il Wilson's Sl9 Marke
Sbact- George b. Wilson viii be pleased 10 SCI
all his old friends -4drt.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
THE FALL RIVER DEFALCATI0y.

NO CERTAINTY As TO TIE AMOUNT OF 1HE UNION
MILLS CoMPANYs LossEs-CHACE UNCoMMUNI-
CATIvE-OTHER COMPANIES NOT INVOLVED.
FALL RIVER, Mass, April 1.-THE feeling of
business men, generally expressed is that of the i'm
pct confidence in the solvency of other manufacturing
companies director OF the Border City and Sycamore
Mills positively asserts that those mills In no way
connected involved with Chaces defalcation TO the
extent OF dollar, previous reports the contrary
Chace, such O. further acknowledgements OF
$780, 900 in addition to that previously reported that
IL lie had the companys books compare with his men,
Oranda he could give definitely the amounts, etc. etc
director of the Union Mills pronounces these rumors
false and says Chace has had the books of the corpora
tiOn before him. and everything that would assist him In
making a correct statement has Afforded him. He
does give any definite as TO what he has done
with large proportion OF the money. II believed
that some OF IL into the Durfee estate and the Mas
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
TwEEp,s ILLNESS AGGRAVATED,

William NJ. Tweed's illness was made more
serious, yesterday, by a slight attack Of pneumonia
During the day he suffered much from pains in his
breast. DR.. Carnochan called upon him twice. remain
ing over an hour each visit Tweeds daughter and
sOnn law spent greater part of the day in the JAIL
reading 10 him aud administering TO his wants. The
dampness in his room, which is regarded by Dr. Car
nOchan as very hurtful to him in his present condition.
was in part remeded Yesterday by keeping the air in
the room at higher temperature than usual. DR.. Car
nocban said last night, that Mr. Tweed was
in dangerous condition. as he suffering from efu
sion in the pericaTdum which might at any time stop
The action OF the heart, and cause death.
The sanitary condition Of Ludlow street Jail was i'm
proved last week by the placing OF a number OF iron
washbasins supplied with running water in the cOrri
dors large bath tub was also placed IN cell, which
will hencefOrth be used bathroom The washbasins,
which painted white TO brighten the gloomy
corridors little although they make the dlngy appear
Of the walls and ceilings more noticeable by con-
trast The high inner walls OF the Jail some
time covered with whtewash but they have grown yell
exposure 10 the heated air from the steam
pipes and give visitor to the Jail the impression
mat they filthy.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
MINOR FIRES.

The building occupied by p. d. 0'Mara, as
hardware store at No 2O3 Newar-aye., Jersey City,
was damaged by re the amount Of 5000 yesterday
morning.
PORTLAND, Me-, April 10.-The Park House,
at Presumpsco Park with the stables, etc. was burned
last night together with OF the contents The loss
is SI7,0 600 insurance, $500.
CINC1NNATI, OHIO, April 10.-A special dis
patch from Evanston. Ill., says the residence Of Arthur
Truesdae in that place, was burned last night. Tie
loss is $4,000 insurance, $4,000
PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, April 1.-THE store Of
o. b. Wheeler jr, at Oakland Valley, sullivan County,
n. Y, which also contained the telegraph and Post
Office was destroyed by fire last night; loss S6000 in
sured for $1,000. The origin OF the fire Is unknown.
NEw-LoNDON, Conn.,, April 1.-THE car
house of the NewLOndon Northern Railroad Company,
built Ia 1874 cost OF $1,000 totally destroyed
by fire at $50 this morning. with nine passenger two
baggage and freight One passenger ear was also
damaged. Loss, $4,000; insured Tor about one-hal'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
BR[C-A-BRAC AT AUCTION.
GOOD BIDDING FOR ANTIQUE PORCELAIN AND FUR
NITURE.


NITURE.
The sale of bric-a-brac and antique furnl-
ture by Messrs Leayit Co.. caused good attendance
of lovers Of such oddities at the Art Gallery No $40
Broadway yesterday afternoon. The catalogue Of the
sale, which only begun yesterday and VIII be con-
tinued to-day and tomorrow, described upward OF OOO
articles These were arranged tables and shelves
around the room. The bidding not spirited at the
beginning bu soon improved and became very lively as
grade and value of the articles increased fencH
Cre porcelain dinner set containing y-hVe odd pieces
was sold for 81 cents, and another OF ninety
one pieces at % cents piece. Chlnese pOi-
celain bowl which collectors call fine, went Tor 81 Two
japanese porcelain vases, elabOratey painted I'D tlch
coors were sold at Sl3 each, while old Helm porce
lain teapOt went The unarstic outsiders thOu2b
hidpns maiOica urn, very old and mucn cracked, was
handsome specimens sold, was the favore through
the sale the possession OF each piece Dthg eagerly
disputed one of the buyers created a smile by his
sudden acquisition of five old brass candlesucks for
which he paid 20 cents each.
The following will give idea Of the average prices
obtained: pair OF Kioto cylinder vases mutation OF
bamboo So each; crackle-ware bowl, 40 cents;
Imari plate, painted in bright colorA 81; kutan
saucer 81; Old Kut8ni plaque, peculiarly decorated
81 so; handsome lnald cigar cabinet WIN pIass
mOuntings, So old iron waterkette, announced as q
musical teapot" II %; finest kaga porcelain sak
goblet II so; another similar goblet eXqulsltey deco
rated 60 Dwarf porcelain vases, - each tne spec
of old japanese clOsOune enamel IN form OF Tray
SIG; pair OF Chinese cTacke-ware vases eighteen inch
es high with imperial blue necks, Tl2 each; old Re.
geusburg cup and saucer S3 two Ccadon vases ~ 90
each Worcester bowl SO old Helm porcelain teapot
So Chinese cOisODue enamel bowl $40; Owan poTce-
lain vase thiry-sx inches high Sl2 Nankn heXagona
teapot with square handle, So Chinese cloisonne en-
amel duck So Kaga cup. II p old cracke-ware tea,
pot 81 75 Delft plaque 81 50 satsuma ware covered
bowl 80: Chinese bowl and waterbotle' $40; ola Ch
nese teapot 81 Delft plate 81 sevres cup and saucer
not marked, - 25 Banks ware teapot % oo chinese
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
OPENING OF THE CANALS.

In anticipation of an increase of business on
the Erie Canal the coming season great preparations
are making by the boatmen. During the Winter over
100 new boats have been built There are about 5000
boats now ready for use on the canals The reghts on
grain now loading including tolls is sig cents Dnshei
on corn and cents bushel on wheat hummer iI 8i
boas are loaded with grain at Buffalo, whlc
the Auditor has directed, may be cleared tomorrow, II
there is the canals Notwithstanding the iac'
that the canal Will be formally opened until Honda
There are sevcnyve empty boats at Buhaio Iehay 10
be loaded and a large number at this port ready 70
move upon the opening navigation The canals VIII
be opened earlier this year than IN any year since eo
when they were opened on the same date In 1904 anu
1888 they were opened on April in 1886, on April D,
and In s57 on ApFil g. With these exceptions Aprll 10
is the earliest date OF their opening Last year tey dlu
not open until Nav :.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12

Neil Gilmour, State Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction Mr. Macmillan Superintendent ofsehoois
az Utica " " superintendent Fields OF Brooklyn anu
Messrs. Culyer, Coles and Campbell, committee Oh
the Brooklyn Board Education yesterday visited the
Newyork Normal College with President Wood Of the
NewYorx Board Of Education, City superintendent KID
die Commissioner Manierre and ex- Commissioners
Fullcr Several speeches made. Mr. GilmOur
spoke in fevOr OF higher education and said ne was
pleased that in spite Of the efforts OF certain ocas
was likely 10 flourish without interruption. Mr. Mac
MILAN said that Utica with her schools, two senators
and one Representative thought she bad as much claim
he recognized separate state as DELAWARE lnae
Utica was yet perfect, however tbls Vst 10 tue
Normal College had convinced him. 49,,
After the chapel exercises the visitors inspected the
training department, and tine kindergarten room
Finally they depa ted TO visit Grammar SCHOOL NO. ~
in 75thst., and later luncbcd mildly ana empera'ep
at the Casino In the Park
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
FASHIONS wHIMs IN FURNITURE.

The furniture mandatory and warerOOms
OF George Flint Co.. at Nos. 104, log and l0s West
Fourteenthst, among the largest establishments in
the city The first floor is full of miscellaneous articles,
merely used as samples while the second and third floors
are with duplicates of the styles shown on
the first floor Queen Anne and japanese are stn the
most fashionable designs and they bid fair to increase
In favor rather than decrease on account oi tner soma
and comfortable appearance beautiful walnut bed
room suit. in Queen Anne STYLE Is inaid with red and
white ivory which presents a beautiful contrast TO the
dark wood sdebOards are in new and elegant designs
with heavy plate-gass doors and steel handles and
springs; one OF black walnut has panels OF scarlet
leather with tracngs Of gold. large assortment OF
Japanese divans and receptOn-chars Is shown. Many
bedroom suits shown with painted panels which are
fast gaining favor; suit has on the panels pretty
Landscape painted. In writingdesks there Is very
large number OF designs; one of walnut has a pagOda
top, and is Ornamented with wreaths OF flowers and
leaves carved in the wood. Many beautiful hanging
cabinets are manufactured by this frn. The favonte
used for these ebony and ash and there are
about 800 different designs shown. In paroT, dining
room and library suits there is large variety OF styles
The principal covering used is the raw silk MATERIAL
which comes in such prOfuson Of designs and coOrs