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The Malarial River Front.

To Is stated that I'm view OF the mortality
among Congressman this session there IS dis
position On the part OF Congress to pass meas
ure providing effectively for sanitary defects in
the drainage OF Washington and upon the river
front. The Congressional mortality this season
may or may not be due to local causes, but there
Is no doubt that through the persistent neglect
OF Congress to give any thought to the condi-
fion of the great river, that with its branches
and tributaries, nearly envel0ps the National
Capital, the channels OF that stream have got
50 choked up and the current so scattered over
wide marshes and flats, that it is wonder the
city has escaped malarial plague. The Ana
costa branch Of the Potomac east OF the Capt.
fOl, that used TO be navigab'e all the way I'D to
Bladensburg. Is now swamp filled up with
rank vegetation, the haunt of reed birds and
malaria. The Potomac on the west front of the
city is filled up with mile-wlde flats to such an
extent that the sewage lodges on the
feedy marshes, forming a pestIlence breed
Ing nuisance OF unbearable offensiveness.
Last summer the evil had reached such point
that the District authorities were obliged to
spread dSinfectantS over these flats as pal
liatiye measure: though of course il could not
afford any permanent or adequate relief. The
stencil from this loathsOme stretch OF fecal
matter exposed to the direct rays or the sun at
low tide was such that the winds from that
Auditti SicheHeu people All over the Guy, anu II
was found necessary to close the windows of
the cars crossing the Long bridge to Alexan-
dria TO keep out the terrible odor. During the
winter weather, and while the river is covered
with ice, this nuisance is not apparent to the
sense OF smell, but it exists there still, and the
unpleasant fact must be faced that the evil Is
absolutely on the Increase from the continuous
growth or the deposits on the river front; the
further choking up OF the sewer exits, and the
greater sluggiShneSs OF the more and more
widely dtffused river current. with conse-
quently less ability TO carry off the fecal mat
Ter deposited by the sewers
whether or not the city experiences malarial
influences from this quarter at this season. it is
quite certain that as soon as the warm weather
sets In. the sickening Offensiyeness of last sum-
mer VIII manifest itself again; probably In a vet
more aggravated form. Under the circum-
stances it would seem that selfish considera-
tlons, alone, should prompt Congress 10 give the
river and harbor OF the Capitol city some con-
Slderation In the river and harbor bill, where
they have been continually overlooked, while
enormous log-rolling appropriations have been
inserted Tor the benefit OF all the ocean inIets
and Inland creeks Of every C0ngressman's dis
trict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-29

The politicians seem TO be acting on the belief
that as goes California so goes the Union: and
the importance OF the vote of that state in the
House In case OF failure TO elect President by
the popular vote in 1850 excuses their excessive
zeal in the matter. If either party commits itself
outright TO the suppression OF Chinese inmigra-
ZION. IL Is thought that California will be found
In its list OF states. For the an-Chinese feeling
on the Pacific slope Is not confined TO the sand
lots assemblages, but is general. The bill to
regulate immigration from China, which passed
the House yesterday, does not propose remedy
that is practicable at present and, as a conse-
uuence, the vote upon it does not indicate how
either OF the two parties would give deci-
sion on the matter when the immediate
necessity OF political capital is removed and the
question is presented in such shape that the
verdict given will be effective. It was resolved
that no master OF an American ship shall take
on board at any foreign port more than ten
Chinese with the intent TO bring them TO this
country, under penalty OF one hundred dol
lars for each such passengers In excess of thai
number. This measure would not prevent IN
limited immigration In British vessels, While il
would prevent even a Chinese embassy num-
bering more than ten from coming to this
country on an American ship. But, especially,
IL Is impracticable as long as the Burlingame
treaty remains in force. In this agreement
''Ihe mutual advantage OF the free migration
and emigration OF their citizens and subjects,
respectively, from the one country 10 the other
Is recognized, and the privileges. immunities
and exemptions OF the citizens or subjects of
the most favored nation are assured 10 the Chi
nese. The measure in its present shape aud at
the present time cannot pass the Senate and
escape the decision OF the Supreme Court upon
It's constitutionalty. The knowledge of this
fact by the Oaftit.S the House their
vote vaiuelesS IS verdict in the chinese cues
Iinn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-29

The "French crisis is on hand again to-day.
unmindful of the fact that the papers had
given France over TO political peace only short
time ago. MacMahon is not disposed to carry
out the compromise into which the ministry en-
tered as the price OF republican support. He
Threatens 10 resign rather than approve the
army changes agreed upon. Ii is possible that
by having MacMahOn'S resignation dangled be-
fore It's eyes at the least provOcltion. France
may gradually become accustomed to the
spectacle, and the prospects OF the Marshals
Withdrawal may lose its teTTorS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-29

Fortune does not smile upon the Pacific rail-
roads III their efforts TO escape responsibility to
the government and people. II really seems as
II in time they might be brought TO account.
The recent decision of the supreme Court in tue
fye per cent. cases, by fixing the date OF the
completion OF the Union Pacific confirms the
decision on that point OF the Secretary OF the
Interior in the Dudymott case, and leaves only
The question whether mortgage is DISPOSAL OF
land under the law TO be disputed by the CON-
I9nV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-29

The politicians OF both parties in Congress
who thought 10 make lots OF capital ty passing
bunkum pension bill without stopping TO
figure out the cost, are now taken aback BIZ the
requirement TO provide the hundred million
dollars. or more, requisite 10 carry out the mea-
sure. Should it be found necessary TO revive
the odious income tax to raise the none, for
The purpose. the legislators for bunkum will
PROBABLY find out their mistake when they go
before their constituents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-29

The suggestion that the proposed geodetic
survey or the United States viii change the
boundary lines OF states by miles In some cases.
Is not relished by the inhabitants or the out
skirts OF Ohio, who fear TO awake some morning
and ind themselves in another state. bauished
from prospects OF federal Office
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-FRACTIONAL SQUARE l044, on
L. Ia, avenue east, between 18th and l4tn SITS i'm
proved with a larse frame house, brick and frame
stables suitable for dAiryman gardener OF florist
Apply to j. VANCE LEWIS, Room AZ. LIE Droit
Building. ian29-3tt
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LOST AND FOUND-

| OST-FANNY-A Black and Tan Terrier PUP
- brown feet. Liberal reward paid If 49,,
returned to SIT 18th st. NV It, S&k
| OST-On going to 10th and Sta H. w. from I
~ and 9TH. either on It'll, Massachusetts ave. or
Ith st., a pair of Gold trimmed SPECTACLES
Flnder VIII be suitably rewarded by leaving them at
1918 10Th st. NV. jan28-2tt
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Jdh&.-r Masonic TEMPLE
NO LUXURIES ARE EQUAL TO FUSSELL,S
~ ICE CREAM and CHARLOTTE RUSE. Send
and order some at 1927 New York ave. jan251w
4 APPEAL TO CHRISTIAN CHARITY-For
"a needy family Fletcher's Illustrated Bible, in
Two volumes, elegantly bound, VIII be disposed of
by TICKETS at One Dollar each The books can
be seen at WHITAKER'S Bookstore Tickets can
he obtained there and at the principal book and
muse stores on the avenue ian25-4t
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RENT FOR RENT. FOR RENT

II A. MCINTYRE,
H.. REAL estate BROKER,
NO 9lS r street, opposite Masonic Temple
For Rent (Ftrnished.)
Large and small houses, in all sections S35 to 5000
Fer Rent (U1.turnished.)
No. 7S2 2lst NV, IA rs, all mod. imps $780,
No. 4I2 NV, Is rooms. ........,,..,.,,...... T5
No. 478 Penna. ave. NV, % rs............... 90
store Dwelling 1905 Pa. av., store, S35: DIV. 40
No. 210 NV, 3story, all mod. mps......... SO
store Dwelling, 9Th & q, 9 rs a.. n g. S25 ID 25
NO GOI, COY and Glib n Jersey av., re- gas &c 25
Nos 40. 81 and IS ne, IL RS, ami ....,,.,, ~
Nof lG4 l55-160-162 F NV. rs, am.i....,,. 20
NO 1913 NV. st, rs ...................,.. 20
No. III 9Th Sc, 8 rs, water, &c.......,, Is
no idU4 ne, rs, water. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 16
NO. 1913 1913 n. Hamp av, new, Z rs ami l6
NO 490 sw., g rs, water, large yard, &c..... Is
no isUU Conn ave- rs, water, large side yd.. Is
nos w and 929 N. j. ave, 6rs.............. Is
70 nzo Vermont ave-, rs. gas and wafer. Is
no Sd5 TIN s.W., br., 3 rooms. Is
no ~ 9TH NV, rooms, water, &c......,.,.,. Is
NO 65d 5th ne, z rs, gas and water ......... Is
NO. SIG 18th q e.. rooms. water, &c....... 10
No. 1l15 1135 Park Place, RS. water &c g and Is
no SZS iSth Ne, 3 rs water, 10
TO iiU4 9th sW., re-, water .................
no u z NV. rooms, large yard. 8
No. and 10 Liberty ST., rooms, water. 8
For Sale.
Sey 10 r'md houses centr'lly located 1900 to 5000
Sew small houses good investments), 5000 to 600
number of choice lots at low rates
Loans Negotiated by
jan25-tr E. A. MCINTYRE
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EOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We hsvs now Displayed 40 unususlIv ,,rs.
varied stock OF FANCY GOODS and MISGfyT az Ga
NEOUS ARTICLES, suitable for presetts SsAAaAA'
STANDARD WORKS, IN FINE BINDTNGe
All the NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS 81 On.
son; the best JUVENILE and TOY BOOKS ID go ~
lsh and American. SNSs Ens
LEATHER GOODS, IN new designs
PLAYING CARDS, CHESS, DoMfNOEs oHror
The FINEST STATIONERY q speoia,tv
MOHUN BROTHERS
BooKsELLkRs AND STATTowu>s
decl3u Cor. Posa. Cce. 0psd I1f1 ..
WOMAN'S WORDS.-An ORIGINAL Bevt.,, =
w what Women are Doing in Industry EducStsoSs
Philanthropy Social Reform, Art Stfenoe SstsS.11s
ture and Government Also. q faithful record "a
what men doing to advance the interssfs ~ ~
women. Every household should read one Suc1
Womar's Paper. Published monthly Prics ~
year by mail Eestase prepals 90 single copiss,
ANDREWS SPENCER, Publishers Can or sscz
orders TO Mrs THERESA JUAN LEWIS, Msnaa1nS
Editor, Room No. 10. Republic Building, llOl Renn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-29

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
MALAGA GRAPES, per ID .-- %
wi Good BROWN SUGAR q
gallon GOOD SYRUP ......... al
lbs. GOOD BUTTER ...- 81 M
10 lbs. FRESH GRAHAM FLOUR........... IS
lbs. SULTANA RAISINS -. Ok
l 10. LEGHORN ClTRON., IL
lbs Long Bars SOAP ........ Ok
ohANGEE 10 to 25c per doz
c. g. O'HARE & SON,
1918 Seventh st. n.,c
ian2str Ratween M and N
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DOR RENT.
i 1902 n: b. ave, 8 RS, mod imps, fur $4,000
la st, brick, rs, gas and water. ..... is 90
~ Stn St, store and cellar ............... 5000
dZa3 9th ST. frame. gas and water, II so
oIhce rooms, 1oS Z st..........-...l500 to 1000
FOR SALE.
Several two-story Press Brick Houses in all parts
OF the city having from six to eight rooms and all
modern improvements, that be sold from al 600
to 81 500 by paying $500 cash, the balance monthly
Also great many fine Houses very cheap, and de-
sirable Lots at all prices to suit the customer Gail
tan23tr T0S n or N W
dor RENT.
i Store 9l7 8th st. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
NO 1888 ST. furnished II 800. .....,,,,. 1900
stable. st.. bet eth and 9Th se..........,, 500
NO 517 Cap. st., mod imps., IL rs........ 40 90
no III "a ave- NV, e&store, mi IL rs. Is &c
No 90 missouri ave. gas and water, % 6000
- Oh 81 LIE. FURNISHED, rs................ $500
FOR SALE.
81 18th st. s e.. lot 14XS0. 15OO
~! Rhode Island ave. mod imps..., $500
S24 3th st. NV, house and store. ........ 1000
Houses and Lots for sale in all sections of the civ
AUG. A NICHOLSON,
1an23-r Real Estate Broker. 76S st NV
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DARE ATTRACTIONS
IL FOR THE LADIES,
AT CH hUPpERT'S, 4O3 5th stress N.sc.
NOW IN store magnificent stock az usw ar.j hesu
tf9l styles EMBROIDERED Slippers slipper Cssas
ana CUSHIONS handsome designs Fancy worsted
Mork and Knitted Goods OF all descriptions Com
plete ontht for Infants. Fine assortment of Mao
5ame Thread and Point Lace Trimming. Berlin
Germantown wool. the best quality aud rood waisfi
az the lowest prices and the attractive stock f
Holiday Goods to be found In the city Don't forcsa
the name and place. Oh RUPPERT
COS tn street a.so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-29

The Real Estate Review published at NV Office on
me 18th OF each month contains complete list of
concerning the condition of the real estate market
throughout the country. Call and get a COPY tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-29

FOB RENT rvrH sn,ru
Real Estate Broker, LIE brett Building,
8O6 r street
792 2lst Ct NV, Is rooms, mod .e8S 81
pa st. ae, IL rooms, mod. tmps. 5000
1924 18th NV, III rooms, mod. 1mps. so 90
Cor; Mass ave- and I'd St ne. rooms. 5000
lSSo-Sz I st. n.Wx rooms, mod. fmps. 25.O0
nl4 9th st. NV, rooms, mod lmpc. $500
1914 Monroe st. Nv, rooms. 1900
1915 st. NV, store. ....................... 500
l4b1 St NV, rooms mod lmps............ 1900
turnened mousse list 81 NV. lbs 90
Eurnisne9 19use. 1lsn 81. $500
in the city; ..;.:...;.........::;... 10000
Money 70 loan In Sums to suit. At z. 8 and I6 per
cent. ianQ
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OUR NEW BOOK LIST.-Speec,as ana
~ Report on Finance; John Sherman: q d N NJ
GREGG Lewis Sergeant; SO; 50. Prescott's Spess.
ing Telephone, Electric Light, Sc "a Ss,,asiG,i.
Etquette; Ward 81 Samuel johnson. n " ~ Nc
s sGI sLSSi John Lsthrog MotIey Oliver Wendell
Primers-an the numbers-40c. each All tha ALL all
Law Books received promptly A sue nc"
We VIII hsye large assortment of Marc,,. NJ
Co.'S VALENTINES displayed or, onr oo,, mard
IN lew days, which ali are invi ed TO SKA NINA
W. II. B. o. III MORRISON
Law BOOKSELLERS AND SrArIoNERs
3aD22r 425 Penn'u ~cs
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EDWARD CAVERLY g. CO.,

jan27 TT Masonic TEMPLE
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i D1AI1a H rmszorAas
BIZ IAM RkE zeal. u n6EETT TToEt =.
stalls 628, SO and $50 Center Market, r
kh-street wing. and 206 and 208 Northern k4
Liberty Markse; or address Box u. City fSn
Mssistins da'iversd free Of charge to al parts Of
the city. sepls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-29

issue on the LIST and 18th OF each month q bulletin
OF al property for rent and sale on my books which
can be had on appicaton at ray ofce or VIII be sent
Loans.
$4,000, So 900, 81 geo ST 900 at per can. ,o,.tr
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side eo,yencur board: references; ,ir..s
state iull particulars: tCruS must us iAooeA0'.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-07

Berlin, 8. SuIi.
Shirt 8ismard CAB geitern Nben6 gu
Gbren 6es amerifanilden 0elonoten Or.
Qnbretp 9. gBbite Elm Diner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-07
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San Ernncisep. 4. Sui

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Sm %. 8e3irfsgeri6t bat Sobm S.
8urfs alS Gertreter Der iibrigcn 0ctionare
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1treder bes SeltamentS SO. g. 9'Srten
aut 81, O00,0 00 nertlagt. Die nG6fte SoIge
oapon lit, baB Die Musfii1rung oer lebts
mtligen 8erfiigun9en bes 2ebteren, Die
nunmcbr ~erfolgen loate in ungepiile
Serne binausgerIdt iiu6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-07
M6roerii6er Strcit s&utI0en
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S}apiSs D "aiassa s ssnseISefi ip %ie % Bic s S"rs
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bra6teu. Wfan bGlt Qrtberol's Nuftomz
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-07

Der Bariier 8eri9terltatter besv Stan6z
arb" eripdbnt einer Na6ridt, Snbalts
6ereu 8rin3 SerDme 9tapoLeon bic Gegiez
ruug bapon in 9enntniB geicbt bat, DAB ct
ftd ar1 Der 8eer6igun0 beS 4rin3en 2ouis
9tapoleon ni6t bet9eiligen ntrD.
28ie Der v@auIoiS" ~bebauptet, bat Die
9cgierung bei6loiicn, baB nur BEN benz
perltorbcnen faiierliben YriltSen friiDer
beigeoeben 9eipeienet Offisieren g%citattet
tperben ioa, beiien 8ecroi8uug bet5utuobz
ncn.
Die grinsen beS engliI6en &6niesbauz
les nerben elmer Wteloung Der vYolt" SUI
folge Die 2ei6e bes grin3en 2ouis geopos
leon sur Iesten GWbeltGtte s~eLeitem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-07

Bittston, 8a., 8. SuIi.
Orei9unbert 8er9leute Der Scnecaz &obz
lergrube BADEN beute aus lln3ufrieoenbeit
NIT ben &o6lenwagern Die Arbeit eingez
f+on4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-07
1~ttt0t1GSf6Me.
n, sc. S., 4. Suit.

guf Worris Sslanb, einem cine Meile
urterbolb Srenton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Srte ereignete it6 beute 9tad)mtttog ett
firdterlt6er 1~1ngluGsfau. Oils Elm Ser
gniIgungSoan1pfer it6 bent 2a~noungspIob
nG9erte, OrGn9ten 0unberte bon Meenlden
borndrts, nm i6nea ouf benielben al aez
largen, 10 balb ct angelest baben tpiir6e.
Die 2QnoungSbriiGe brad uno Is 8erloz
men fielen 1T Den SluB. Wtebrere mur6en
erbebli6 perfect. Trau 9lnbrem Solution.
thr fuufiahrtger SoDn ut6 Elm fleineS
Wd06cn, Namens Wtiuer, ~ertranfen. Man
beflrhtct, baB nod mebrere 8erlonen err
trunfeu ltlto.
Utica, SC. g., 4. Suli.
Sn 0urDamptQe pur6en bette burh
bic nnborseitige Gntlooung elmer !Gaz
none Santes g.. Sinn un6 6. 81r6eon
ldtper Derlebt; @rfterer erbieIt inn @efidt
unb an Der 8ruit firdterli6e 8rot6puns
ben nltb 9ebtcrer bat etn Nuge berloret
un0 miro oteueInt aud 6as anoere elm
bIBen.
Sprtn8fteI6, Su., 4. Suli.
Sratf Clifton, G~rntearbeiter ouf Ser
Sarm BON s. N. 0igginS int @ountn
Gbrtlttan, muroe geitern ouf benz SeeIoe
nom Sonneniti6 getroffen un6 1tarb fat
au9enblidli1.
Ginctnnati, 8, 4. Suit.
6ette famen bier in Sol9e unborfid,tiz
GET 5anobabu1g bon S6ieBpaffen pieIe
un9lltfSfalle nor; insbeIonbere tpuroe
Sran Wargaretbe Sell bur6 einen Sdus
III ben unterletb lebensgef0brItd pertpun@
bet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-07
Gtt9cnie.

W{abrt0, 4. Sult.
Die Grz&atierin Gugenie bat ibrer Mlltz
ter, bet 0rdttn Woltiio briefli1 mitgez
tbeilt, oaB tie na6 Oer 8ecrotgung 6es
8rinSen etntge Q8o6en in einem Glolter
BET 8Hrgos aasubringen ge0enft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-07
Scn5tferuns bot 9sebrasfa.
8 nj d, gfebr., 3. Suli.

Die BON ben Gteuereini6Gbern berar=
%italtete G~olfs3Gblung i'm Staate gtebrasfa
ergiebt eine @elamlntbeb0Iferung bon 384, :
40 Seelen, 3. /. etn 3uwa9s I'm 49, 62
@tnpoDner gegen poriges Sabr uno UNI
S61,417 @intpobner leit Dem Sabre 1870.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-07
SGrfet.

60 nfanttuopeI, 3. Sult.
Die GIrfei bat i6rerieits MitglieOer fit
Die i1ternationale Gommiiiion 3ur @rLez
bigung Der 9riedil9em @rensfrage er=
n1nt1t.
Con itantinopeI 4. SSuGi.
Der ameritanii6e @eian6tc Mapnarb
nnD Der @eneral> Gonlul 6eap gaben sur
Seter beS @eoenft1ges Der ar%1erifaniideu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @eiell6aften,
bel oenen Die a1tgeieDenlten Der bier tuobz
nenoen ooer it'd 3eitipeilig bier aufbaltenz
ben Nntertfaner alttpeIenb tparelt. Sim
Nbeno peranitaltete baS SfiStercorps Des
onlerlfanil6en &riegS6ampfers vQuinnez
bang" ben tirtii0en Miniitern, ben Mtt=
g~lieDern Dcs oiplDmdtil1en Corps II. i. 10.
OIL Soro Ses SdiHcs etn gldn5enbes Set.
Sf8DauiEan.
StmI a, 4. Suli.
Gin ruiiii6er Nbgeian6ter 1T in 8aItb
an8etommen; Der Stattbalter bat ibn
ieoo6 Die 8eiterretle uad &abuL nidt
geltattet.