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STATE CHARITIES,
MEETING or THE BOARD.

Rp.ctas Dispatch to 7ns 71enne.
srR1NoFlELD,, ILL.,, April o2.-1hc State Board
Of Public Charities met here to-day to transnct
routine business, Commissioners Robinson,
urttnshaw, nn. Gould being present.
Secretary Wines presented the following
statement, sl,oWing the financial condition Of
tile State institutions:
Tho tatal amount Of money 10 be accounted for
by Tho Institutions at the cloao Of the last quarter
was 3lSu, NH H. ns f0llowa:
cash in lands Iani OF local TrsasuEcrs,
Appfcp9i.tiens pp" as Il Is; 45 e. &
Petit receipts during quarter not from
'''''''''''''''''::ii'''''''''''''''" q s.ooo.7a
y s4so s74. II
OF the smount Just stated, TIC following dnpotl.
ton has hcen made:
Expcnsca quarter ending Jan 81 un. -..-
paid Jim. IL. but ninco paid. 90. Dp8. 90
tsa On II
STATE IEeasusy...... ,.............. 201, 4.4. %
CASH Un land. ........ ..,.... o., SS8.79
..... $3.50. s74. IL
Tho to.a! expenses Of .he present quartcr, as re-
ported 10 this Office, have bccn:'
ordinary expcnscs... ...... ;. ....8133, 600. u
Special fundatbnild'nRs md other pnt-
pnscH( 15. CSC Q7
SAD, $50. 50
,nent Of al indie bteducss =. ......... 80, oO8. 81
1he eurp'ns Aasch III, 1870, "ns...... oa, 0s4 90
Increase In surplus.... 10. 07s. 90
This number ot days board furnished to inmates
in quarter cnling March 3l tnincty days} was
100 4l5 In The quarter previous tnin.ty.tWo dnyH)
:. s:j4 m Increase Of fiY.nne n tic avoFago NUM-.
sr of na'ss &, Tns pst sspin ecst T. Quarter
~ as IT, ssFsA '' 's7'' 1t "'' stv' as'''''' Of
PROCEEDINGS.
The Board adontcl resolution urging tic
, 1879-04-23
The House Passes the Bill to
Cut Down the Profits or
Pawnbrokers.
Bills Also Passed Changing Life and
Fire Insurance Laws,
Their Tendency Mlschicvons, md Their
Provisions Highly Imprac.
ticnblc.
Present Text Of tho Bill Bnlldosing the
ok-Yaras Of Chicago.



SENATE.
Epeef1f fisndtch 10 TIE Tribune.
erR1NnriELp. ILL.,, April 22.-Gov. shuman
occupied the chair in tho Senate this morning.
When petitions were called for, Senator South
worth sent up petition signed by several l,un-
trcd persons Of his district requesting tetr rep
rtscntattvo to uso their Influence aud votes IN
support Of the 1Itnds LocaI.Optiou Temperance
law. Similar documents were presented By
Senator Bent, each having o large number OF
eIGners.
Senator Hunt filed large number Of reports
from the Judiciary Committee, and disposed Of
eeyesal BY having them laid on thc table.
RIOT MONEY.
Senator Num- BY unanimous consent, then
called up the House bill npproprtating $4,000
to pny tic militia for their services n1'd other
expenses incurred In the riots ot 1377.'73. The
Bit, containing, all emergency eause, required
thirty -four yuscs for its passage. The roll was
called.
When Senator Artles's name was called, he
asose and snd: "hr. President, Wish 10 ex-
plnin INV vote. don't Rol!cvo this to 10 a Just
bill. therefore yoto No."
Tho bill WAS passed, md onty waits the sigma
turo Of the Governor to bueome a law.
, 1879-04-23
INCORPORATED,

6Ctcf1I MlpaIch 10 Tnt 1Fl6THs,
SrntNavtELp, ILL.,, Apr! @3.-rhe Secretary Of
State to,day Issued licenses to osgantze to tle
followa: propscd eorpora.iolfs:
The Standard Manufacturing Company, Of
Chicago; capitalr 5000. Curporators, J. u.
Hughes, George ". Amos, nlnl I. 7. June.
Tie lloek Island County Agricultural Society.
Of lliilslalc, Rock lsland County; rapltal,
$1,000 .,'.7.7
ihe Star aiIl! Company, Of cau,argo, Douglas
County,. capital, k3DD. coEpoEaiors,, Theo.
t!oru Elfcr, John L. uagluY, ". II. Hull john
4. Caraway, mid D. 4. Ward.
, 1879-04-23
WISCONSIN COURT NEWS.

0Atf7H fHxo2fkA ~ tas Ii. sEt3
MADISON, Wis, april a23.-To-day VI" ~
Qoodeli. Of JauessEIIe, appca1cd beie10 .s.rat
preno Court with lengthy argument ts",;uA
causu Ia her mind ahS she slloud pe s",,..lf
u practice bc!orc said Court. sue w. snA d
beun admitted a. practitioner beiol. - o,qrt
our Circuit Courts. She citcs authoF''J ~. III
that abe 10 iusIly entitled to al ula ' ..sna ~
privileges Ut the steruer scz. ny e'S
taken lt.u matter under eonstIefataop: ,h,rsga5
'i'l!ts cuse vi Alfred WiAloy Ys. lha ~ IsfIts5
Nosthwrstprn NailrYaa Company, 'f. y iu;1 1T ssss
,S1,Uo0 damages. Whaley's son, .utt Inv
WIS killed BY the cars Of ihs Company
sills some months sgo. liz sued Is s''' -:
, 1879-04-23
TIE RAILROADS.

GOULD AND THE WABASH.
The principal topic OF conversation In railway
circles yesterday was Jay Goufd's election h Tho
Directory Of Tho Wubasll Road, Indicating that
no has obtained control Of tint property. What
Mr.. tiould'a plans arc regarding tho future
management Of the road no ono is ablc to tell.
Tho general ontaton is TINT he purchased tho
stock for aouR, and that he will now try to
force It up aa ho has doue with the Knnsas
paciiic. Whlso hc has this object in view, no
doubt, yet bis principal aim seems to hp to
"bua " tfc Kansas Pacific stock still further,
for nll the business the Wabash gets for South
weatern points will be given to tint
line. Yet thcra need DO no fear TINT
this will lnduce Mr.. Gould 10 discriminate
against Chicago. Mr. nnusd has m Interest III
and ts Director OF TWO chicago roatls-t,c Chica.
81 q N9rtlwcstern and tle Chicago, Itock
Island g. paclflc.-wttch It Will bo his Interest to
project, and wht!c he mny lovo tho kansah Pa.
ei9c. which gets most Of its hlsiress from ths
the Union paciae, which ects nearly a1l its b.isi-
ness from tho Chicago roads, still more; and 1t
Is therefore hardly probable tint he will dis
ccrtntnaso against this city and injure ,Ae Union
oa in obtsss cant1"' to 9S s ~ npa sn
damage tho Chicago, Burlington 4: Quincy and
the Burlington s; Missouri River in Nebraska,
i1r which he t'as mover had any particular lore.
lHt ENCOURAGEMENT tHAL TIC WDnlu form
u new ltne to Missouri. River po!nta va lilo Wa+
bash to II ilnnntbal, the Missouri, Kansas g. Texas
to Mobsrly, and the Ct. Louis, Knilsas City &
Northern to Kansas City indicates that this is
hfa object. Efforts have lately been made Oh
thu part OF the Chcago, Burlington g. Quincy
to get control OF the Missouri, Kansas Il Texas
undoubtedly for The purpose OF preventing Mr.
Gould from Eobbltng It up and 1t wns under
stnod that It had secured sufficient stock Of that
road to control It. tut the announcement TINT
Gould would use It in connection with the Wa
bash rather looks "a X he Ind beaten the Bur-
llngton in the race for the possession OF tho
property None Of tho managers OF tho Bur-
iangton were In the city yesterday, ard, t!,erc-
fore, they could not bo interviewed regarding
this matter. II the report IL correct TINT
Goald viii form a new lins to MissonrtRiycr
points via Hannibal and the Missouri, Kansas u
Texas Il will greatly compleato matters ia the
present 1ght between the Chicago and st, Louis
roads on the Mtssouri.Rrer BUSINESS ax thcru
will be an additional applicant for proportion
q q that business, and reorganization OF the
Mtssouri-Rtver pool would thereby bo made
much more dtillcult
, 1879-04-23

Various rumors haro been in circulation re-
gasdIug probable changes In the management
Ut these roads, but the result Of TIE rRIBuNg's
inquiries are that no changes will take place be-
foro tho Kausas Pacific Is formally turned over
by the Courts to the new purchasers, which Will
be aome timo In June. The yeports:that Web
ster Snyder, Eaq., formerly Superintendent of
tho Unon Pacific Railroad, Or that j. T. Clark,
Esq, Assistant Superintendent Of tile same
road, Will bo appotntsl. are premature aul un-
authorized. Tho consolidation OF tic Union
Pacific, Kansas Pacific, Colorado Central, utli
Utah u Northern Railroads under the general
management OF 3. H. IT. Ctnrk mar CAUSE that
official 10 make so0o changes, alll, II such nro
nude, ]. ". Gannett, present Auditor Ut thu
untnn FaCitic Railroad, will probably be a1,-
poiptcd Gtueral Auditor OF Accounts. 4. +.
Ktsnbail, no doubt. will be placed At the head
ta,,, ot 'hs ~, Passenger 9nd T,e!st vt, DEPART.
t.,e general management Of freight,
which will probably necessitato so,no changes III
otllcr departments. md T. P. Shclby, now AS
slstant General Freight Agent, NAV 6e sent to
thu kansas Pacific rs General Freight Agent Ut
tslat road, leaving 4 vacancy to bo filled III tho
Union Paciac Railroad Freight Department.
Who the appointee will bo Is not known. but as
Mr, :. II. II. Clark is ciyiE,srfyIcu man, 1t ts
thought that tho selection will 10 mnlo from
among those nov in .l1o Freight Department.,
possibly Gen. Z. F. Test, who has been twelve
years III The employ OF ihc Company, ami con-
nccted With this atld other roads Gtla Illinois
Ccusral md Chicago, Rock lslnnd & pacidc) for
upHntds Of twenty years. He Is now CatIn
Agent OF tho Uuion Pacific 1ialEoad, which ppst-
tim ne has filled With marked succcsa for tluuy
yeaEs.
, 1879-04-23
STEEL RAILS,

EEA 4tA11Ss
Tie American iron and steel manufacturers
oro greatly alarmed on account Of Vauterbilt's
purchase OF large amount OF steel rails In
England, fearing that other railroad managers
may pursue similnr course. Tie American
Iron d Steal Association has issued
cali requesting all manufacturers OF iron and
steel at, all iron producers In the United States
TO meet Il, convention at Pttsbutg oil Tuesday,
hlay next, TO consider tho proscnt condition OF
tho dangcrs thai threaten them. The various
articles TINT have appeared in the papers about
Vanucrbilt's having purchased steel rails 10 En-
gland, and particularly q communication irum tho
Hon. 3. ]. Morrell, President Of tbs American
Iron mud Steel Association, published lew days
ago in t1le Now York Tribune, seem to have
greatly annoyed Mr. Vanderbilt, Oh they have
Induced him to send the following co1nmunica-
ton to that papur:
My attention has hccn called to card In ron
paper OF this MoruinE, signed I'D. j. MosrelI.
President American. Iron 3 a.cel Association.
Philadelphia" Whilc do not wish to enter Into
say that no ''promnens os1iclal'' was authorized
10 Give any reason for tho purchase OF English rails
BY the New York Central b II.ldson River Rnileoad
Company or by any other company with which
am connected, further than It WINS tleomcd for tho
lcst Interest OF said enmpAnlee respectively, by
In Answer 10 the charge that thu Now York Cen
trht O. lludaon River Railroad Company Is or has
born unftlehd!y 10 American rail-nlakcrs, eau
only say that It ID Gratultous and ture Is no toun.
datum FOR tho aasne. do not Intend to follow Nj,
MorEcll ~ personalities further than to say that
nPl gAin cEedance With tAo4e who know him.
W, Ii. VANUErnIEr.
, 1879-04-23

The diapatch os from Nev York M.
ess y ts t s., sy sSa sl.s;a, b, Sess, s
Among the prominent rai.road ,n"n I,ernatIoa
bern Ill attcndance upon tile ucncral" a.t !ast nns
It scous tn convey the nc%s ,,1at r1nss sssssahs,
viii be n,adn OF tho hopkins lntcrcatt ts"n sHesu
combination whtcl, will aesously s,,N aaa Gauss
.ast a'.l west . lines through fllaoI.a tts
, 1879-04-23

Epeciai IispatGi. to Ths 7ribunk
8FRlaoR1ELD, ILL.,, April pa private telo-
gram from New York announces that meet
lug OF tho new Board or Directors Of tho Wabash
halfway ts called to meet at Toledo On Nay II
, 1879-04-23
OBITUARY.,

NHw YoaK, April 21x-Wa'ter Jaeger, one Of
thu Oldest brokers In WILL street, father Of Blsh
op Jaeger, OF Southern Ohio, died thia morning
Ia Fluah!lig, aged ~.
, 1879-04-23

MILWAUKEE, Apstl ao.-1ligu Drum,
tlls United sthlcs Circuit Court. m, o.
In this ease OF Hsrrn Il Lawson, Tr"..aAgS taAgS,
foreign l,ondhoI,!crs, against thr iSsa ~,'s ot
central HALLWAY Company, looking 10 I1''sa , .a.
elos''.n Of mortgage a sale Of The ro.I ,o1s "a,
that II the comptatant tstcrn had snv ca., nsd
which needed tho protection ot The Con-, t'.'ea !.
proper. coslrsu VIVA 10 intervene In ,hs s"'. ~
.t sts, 0fG't i 3 @y 's a Sa:fe; e t., re IL. =
actually Increased tho mortgage srrn..s stees had
!ioltlers of bonds, Including Inc 11 comn.1s =. AZ
, 1879-04-23

Us hh5tNlCu iIaX D1ch pfIhtCd uni returned to
the Iiut.sr u,,,t Ia Ia The ot,rr Ut third iralnr
This I'LL hps been nrlntc.i In thcsa cniIlnn1,.
49,. ..S.
THIS AFTERNOON
FTow's Insurance bill cams no for consideration
OIL third reading, TAls bill IL entjt|r, "A btil
tu prUttct n0llcy-lu1aers Ia l.fc,lnsr4tIrc elnl.
pallss." , lhs ioi!owtng hnIenaa.cnt Wus adopt
"a " nc honsu March U, whcE bars thu auttlnr
from lhe oetgtita arising u'Hier tllo provisions
" tn's w.; ANY pt1assi atliieled VIVA c4co-
eth.s ~ o'nvF nlshhalitf, At lhe tl'ue
ot n,akins application fur policy Ut Insurance
, 1879-04-23

THE MATTHEWS DRAINAGE BILL
was then taken up, nnd tl,a remainder Of tho
betson was consumed In debating Whothcr 10
tuend or not.
senator Whiting suggested largo number Of
changes but tila wllutu mailer was Ahally con.
R'gneu TO tic judiciary Conlullttee.
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The Albany Argus, noting the small proper
ton OF the people OF that city who leave 1t
Tor the summer. says Of the stay-at-homes:
"They are doing sensible thing In their own
opinion and In that OF many Others. They have
what the clearinghouse advertisements used
TO call the comforts OF home They are used
70 the rooms they live In. They are certain OF
the food they get. They have the best OF anti
d0teS against suffering by heat In the fact OF a
regular business, with which they are familiar.
They have the society OF their families a society
which has the advantage of being one in which
you can make yourself comfortable at viii.
They have the benefit Of parks and scenery
which are not surpassed by any other city OF its
sze In the country. They have the sattsfac-
ton OF knowing that they live In the healthiest
CITY In the Union. They enjoy the assurance
tnaa they are getting the full use of all their
investments, paying for no houses that are
Empty, Ior no servants that are idle, and for
no taxes winch are not reimbursed by pro-
All THIS Is exactly and identicaily true OF
Washington; and the fact that so small ner.
centage OF our people leave the city for the
summer, shows that the situation 10 annre.
ciated.
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r OCIeIANA STATE LOTTERY.
A Splendid Opportunity to Win A Fortune

EIGHTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS H.
Al NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th,
1879.-1l1th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution was regularly ncorporated by the
table purposes in 1868 for the term of Twenty.
five years, to which contract the invioable falta
Of the State ls pledged. with capital OF OUOOoU
& fr s's as sns
TRIBUTfON will take place monthly on the second
Tuese ay II neeer scales or postpo'ss. LOOK at the
' s CAPITAL PRIZE ss9, $4,000 90.
HsLF TI lex IL S 9NE DOLLAR.
Cstital Prize .$30oW
Capital Prize. 10000
Capital Prize 5000
p, lie. or 32,60O ..... .............,.... 5000
Pliz, s Of 1000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
90 Prizes OF 900. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
I00 rr1Aes o! 4O. lU,O00
NW Ir!Zes VI 0U........................ss lO,OO0
,o a% 6f.AssOt 1O,OUO
AVN 'A SPpRoxfMATi0jNii' PRIZES. 1O0'0
App, oximation Prizes OF $30J......... 1900
approximation Prizes Of 1U0......... 900
1857 Pris ee. amounting to .............Sl1O,4 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
IrGnlnent points, to whom liberal compensation
Application for rates to clubs should only be made
to the Home Office in New Orleans.
Ava -AA' "a ''' nj. A. DAUPHIN.
r. .. Box 692, New Orieans, La.
No. $40 Broadway, New York:
JNO. w. stLARH,
1908 New York ave.. Washington.
AL our Grand EItraOrdinary Dfd,ci1lgs are Mndef
BEA1REaARp o and d JGBAL A. EARLY W.
jy9-w&s4w
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1SOALs CDALN COAL!!
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.

We are receiving daily cargoes Of the best quail
tier of GOAL, of all kinds and Eizes, which We are
Offering ut low prices direct from the vessels Oon-
sumers will find it to their advantage to call early
and leave their orders.
OAK and PINE WOOD in the stick or sawed and
split at lower prices than before offered in this
city. STEPHENSON BRO,
jy Ctr 7th- street wharf.
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BANKERS.

CAFFTY FIkST, SUCCESS SECONDS to
y ss 0O0 invested in ind:cious stock operations
n,enta, and large profits. Our paper, THE 6p..
rotor giving Al the Information s.nt free apph.
cation TO ID. p. HERRIOK CO., Bankers and
Brokerr. - New St. New York. je2eottyg
A AEABER OF TIE STOCK 1XOHAN01 NJ
y sxscats orders fof the putchase or q 6socG
3On0e and Gold On modera1o marg1n0. O0mml1
lions o. each 100 shares Stool p11vlsgoS nsgolaSa
On rssgondhle parttes only: OoFrespoqAencs oolie
etcok 11ohaneA . Wan @. NoV Yoek H1fSssn1S.
p anyan. 1ss Iastdsua aalaenA r. O..
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II is found that there is nothing In the theory
that the mysterious death Of John F. Seymour
In the grounds OF the Episcopal seminary In
New York Thursday evening was from a ran
dom pistol shot from window In the seminary
building. The choir boy, Paul Stucke, who it
was supposed might have fired the pistol in the
way OF Fourth OF July salute, has been ex-
amiIed and fully exonerated. The police have
clue low, they say, leading to proof OF MUIR
der, but their murder clues have proved 80
worthless In the past, notably In the Hull case,
that not much faith Will De given to this one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-09

At no time in the history
nf medicine has an article
IapDeared which has met
with greater approval and
success than Bensnn's
Capcine Plaster. Why
they are preferred to all
tOther porous plasters, is
lowing to their improved
composition; they act in
I.tantsneous.y,cure speed.
Ifly and effeotually.
Physicians and the gen.
leral public who acknow-
ledge the great benefits
derived from the use of
1.-THE ordinary porous plas-
ter, however, ma ntain
that their sction is not
sufficiently prompt, re-
Iquiring time, patience,
land continuous wear to
EFFECT q cure Benson's
ICApcine Faster over.
comes this difficulty by
accomplisbin9 in a few
hours that which it takes
any other plaster a. many
days.
! Although a recent in
yentio-, Benson's Cap
cine Porous Plaster has
been thoroughly tested
by physicians, and have
been nou need the
most thoroughly effica-
cious plaster ever de-
It's marvellous influence
over the circulation, and
general effect on the sys-
tenn is almost incredible;
from the moment Of it's
application to the affected
part, 1t operate with as
'tonisbing vigOr brings
relief aud cures more e.
fectually than any known
Plaster, Liniment or Com.
pound.
When you desire prompt
relief, ask your Druggist
for BensOn's Oapcine
Plaster. Avoid worthless
: La terra having q similar
sounding name. Each
genuine Plaster has the
word Oepcine spelled
IO-A-P-O-I-N-E.
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BOARDING,

ROOMG Of every size, with first Glass TABLE
~ BOARD, at ea tremey low rates. HOO and llO4
1Nh st. NV. Finest location In the city. jy7lm
RQARDlNG-The best of BOARD. with nice AIRY
- ROOMS In private northern 1amily, where the
in the city. SO6 ct. NV ie2O.2its
FREMONT HOTsE-The coolest .nd most desir.
L able Hotel in the city for Summer Boarding
Gentleman and wife. $50 to 600 per month single
Table Board, go. my3Sm
ROARDING.-Cool, airy ROOMS, en- suite or sin.
~ gle. With frst-class TABLE BOARD. Also
Transient Foarders accommodated. References ex.
changed. b129th st. NV and 2O6 St NV. lilly
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND WOOD.
GOAL AND WOOD.
o. Red Ash, White Ash, Lorberry, and Lykens Valley
Goals. Also, Kindlng and Stove WOOD, ss the
very lowest rates G. L SHERIFF, lila and
Sz8 Pa ~. DEPOT and Mil foot Of 9th st. my27.2m
GOALs COALl COALi
am unloading several cargoes Of Kslnis Lykens
Valley. Lorberry and White Ash
which viii be sold at bottom prices.
Call early and leave your orders.
l. WIN. GUINAND.
6@3 La. 40. AND lst Sc.
Between B and q az
wharf foot OF Sd st Sc my7-ly
~ JOHNSON BRO1 HERS.
WOOD. TELEPHoNIo CoNNEcrIoNa GOAL.
Full Weight,
COAL. Best Quality. WOOD
Low Prices.
WOOD Prompt Deliveries GOAL
Main ONCE. wharves mill and depot connected with
uptown Offices by TELEPHONE
with unequaled facilities and advantages for eco
nomlcatly conducting the wood aud coal trade
whafves, factory, extensive store yards ensbu9 az
to stock up largely when coal ID lowest; Offices
ehrcoenoot the city, and all in immediate communi
cation. ipsur1ng prompt attention to orders.
70 onef TO our patrons the best varieties OF
Renember we insure strictly pure coal. 2.2a0
JOHNSON BRQTHKRS.
Main once, mill and depot, foot OF 18th, 18th and
14l8 7th Ct. NV: and 22l Pa. ave- Sc tyISu
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DlHPOSxkS Of SECONDHAND CLOTHING
gan ses ne e bat ossh price irom tie ORIGINAL
- - - IN q. near Pa ayenua Branch, 237
ps Ts s assIs VII b ssysn . q o1dsrk
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NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
IN 18th street and New York avenue.
Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults Safes for
rent from 46 to co. per annum. Takes Govern
ment Bonds on Special Depoeit-one dollar per
$1,000 year Also. receives silverwsre packed in
charge Board Of Manseers-Wm. Stickney, presi.
dent; George W. kiegs, vice president; 3. r; sny.
a. willard. John Oassels, Thomss Eyans my8.E
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hyee-Story Houses For So

The above is only small part OF the property for
rent and sale on my books. For complete list see
bulletin issued on the LIST and 10th Of each month
which can be had On application at my Office. or VII
lie sent by mail II desired.
$4,000 % 900, $4,000. $500. $500, 800. $500 st
= Per CT S2.0OU at q Ter ct. jy9tf
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PERSONAL.

A STkOIOGIST AND CLAIRvOYANT-Mrs Dr..
a ELI Is 3l9 Pennsylyania Avenue. II You would
know the truth, consult the Doctor in all things
Office hours from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. je7-Iys
TOHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES. reports a. 70
- the responsibility Of people, with abstracts OF
liens on resl estate. sos 10th st. n W., T. m to 10
pm. Always in fefOre and from 2 to 8. III
IA ADAME ROSS the reliable OlAtrvoyAnt and ~.
NJ Holo&1st, HAS RKAovED 70 No. 10 9Th O. "a.
between East Capitol and A ST., Capitol HUI; q.
cara stop within half square Of house Fifteen yoeI1
10 Washington city attest the fact that this wonder
fui lady gives better satisfaction In ali AFFAIRS OF lie
present and future destiny; gives advice and assist
ADcc ON all matters Appertalntnx 70 business, love
Hiven or no p&y. noY27.ly
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LUMBER LUMBER!
ANOTHER TUMBLE IN PRICES!
POPLAR. inch and So, No a.. per 100 t., s2O9
WHITE PINE SHINGLES, No. 2. per 1000, 81 Is
CLEAR SIDING. u inch without knott
Per loo $10O
VIRGINIA PINE BOARDS. =. per 100 IT,, 90
CYPRESS SHINGLES. No 2... per 1000, "a. go
WE ARE NEVER OUT OF THESE,
wILLET q LIBBY,
CORNER SIXTH AND N. Y. AVENUE NV,
OPPOSITE NORTHERN IJRKRrv MARKrT
my7ssr WASHINGTON. D. O.
John HOLLANDS
PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN,
Patented Oct. 2. 1878
Is the highest achievement In the manufacture OF
Gold Pens and the result OF experiments for more
than twenty years. The "BECORDo Pen Ia
produced by skillful combination OF the two pre-
c1ous and non-corrosive metals; 16 kr. Gold and
Platinum, while the ordiaary gold pen contains
an noy q 9oppef recucing It's nssss without
God fo:n. sasP 81 se Ens
and 70 S,s fair
Steel pen writer's have now every objection to gold
fairly ovel come, and every requirement In Pen
T Ths w enanss and not o1idize. saaarsy met
fiss s s ssDsi soIa
~ ~ JeWeIers and 1tatiOners in the United
6t0otes. II not found order direct from JOHN
aOA4AANO, Manufactured. - W. 4th street, Din.
Pc, ros sale by JOHN O PARKER, sl9 7th street
Ao.toMeeE mAr19-1awly- nrm
D19PO6xkS OE HEOOND-HAND CLOTHING
An ~ tns gaoeennss W.sches. Gums, Rtstos, Dc
HERZO0, 800 9th IT., near Pa avenne BrsncS al
y ave n c.ntng g or addrea1ns the above plsocs
ps roe i saemsssion VII b saysa . u o1dsrk