Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 28, 1878, Page 1

[ % v '} Stylish Beaver Cloaks, hand- ! somely trimmed, at $7, $8, L‘\ sirable Cloaks remaining in “\stock, and to insure a speedy . ‘sele we have reduced every ‘Hondsome! Beaver and Diago- Ll VOLUME XXXIX. CLOAKS AND DOLYAN:! SATURDAY DECEMBER 28, 1878—~TWELVE PAGES, TSWP?FE”G?EE[M&WEU; WASHINGTON. The Teller Committee Still Have 251 & 253 Wabash-av. PROVISIONS. ‘] |DOWNTOWN WEST-SIDE PACKERS! vublished report of honds Leld by the Treasury 85 reenrity for deposits In Nations! banka have included only bonds held fy the oftico of the ‘Trensurer of the United States mainly for the secitrity of cureency deposits, and has nat ine cluded such bouds held by the Assistant ‘Treas- urer of the United Statesat New York and in the office of the Sccretary of the Treasury. The balances to<lay fn Natjonal bonks are: Coln, $434TLE17; curcency, 20,190,219, which arc covered by United States honds held {n the three offices” above mentloned amounting to Hopes of Doing Some= thing. Funds for the Investigation Will i . . $I3.5T,50, At o Lime have the deposlts ex- ettt A Gl'em; Br!)rofllms Probably Bo Korth- e s lnte s e ffer thelr i ( tetat] an ‘onn| J i co""n Tyt snia—e befag MORE U 1, QRN A: g . M Ao MDAV PrUSBAES il sttt ( o NORTHERN PACIFIC. Lleuyfil'l";:llt :‘;l:y' ll:rh:l:\fi:,:'(‘l'm andBotuiliyheen N THE BILL OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE, The Government Fully Becured for All Doposits in National Banks, From Qur Own Correspondent. Wasmnaroy, D, C., Dec. 24.—The bill ro- ported from ths fHouse Commitice on Pacllic Rallroads for cxtendiuz the time to con- struct and complete the Northern Pacific Rail. road, which is @ substitute for all vrevious bilis, urovides & follow: 0ar Brand “Snow Flake” Lard, fn pails at.T (Free from ail fmpurities and all loaf,) “ Epienres’ Dellghl” brand Homg at - - - - - O¢ (A tadle luxury for New Tear Lunch sad all times.) “Epleares' Detight” brand Breakfast Bacon at - 7¢ (Finest la city,) o Clob Sausage, highly seasoned,at - - - (Al Pork and warranted clean.) Elegant Roagts and Steaxs - - - Sonih Dowa Hollon, &, &6, &. }"]" 01212 vis I ‘Telephone promptly attead, T e T ome promptly ties eatand grow {1 PIERCE & WHITTEMORE, Props,, 227 to 235 Sonth Desplaines-st., Nenr Van Tiuren-at, FURNITURE! Yor the next thirty days a discount of 10 PER CENT will be given from our low non~competing prices on ev= ery article in stock. REMEMBER, that 10 per cent discount from Our Ii- lustrated Catalogue will give You Furniture of a superior order at actual WHOLE- SALE PRICES. Catalogues will be mailed free upon application to par- ties residing out of the ci N. B..-Ee sure and figure the discount. 251 & 253 Wabash-av. THE GREAT AL OF THE SEASON. Unprecedented Barpains! (loaks, Dolmans. We‘have a large stock of de- Lukewarm OMcials at the Sonth to Be Put Down and Ont, ehts, privileges, corporate vowers, and franchiises, includinz the fea tes corporation. conferred upon the Pacific Halirnad Camoany by it charter, various Joint resoiuttons of Congress amendatory thercof “gnd supplementary therceto, be, and the rameare hereby, confirmed, granted. and con- tinued Lo the raid Northern Pacilic Kallond Com- PANY AR BOW reorzAntzed ; ane ten years® time from the 2t this act s hereby pranted 1o satd Company construction and cumpletion of ite maln’ hine, lnh‘eu to allthe terun and cone ditions prescribed by salil cliarter and folnt tesnin- tions, except aactanged by this act: Jtrorided, Aowerer, And waid extcnslon of time i granted upon tne following express conditions, namely - Firel!~"Tne saie Company shall, tithin one year after the passsge of thisact. resnme Lhe work of canstencting 14 main line, and soall complete, in aldition 1o the road already comipleted. at least 100 miles of its moin line ver vear thereafter. and at least twenty-fivo sutles of the hundred miles to be comploted per year shali bs went of *the Rocky Mountains, Secolud—The moin line of satd railrond between Portiand nnd 8 puint an far east an Umntitla in the +tate of Oregon ehiali be ncated snd cunstracted on the south side of Lhe Colnmbia Jiver, TA-rd—Actual settlers un un<ueveyed agricult- ural lands within the ilinits of tue "prant to sald Congress to Investigate the Chi- cago and St. Louls Cus- tom-Houses. ed so g TELLER'S COMMITTEE, A BITTER PROSPECT. Bpecial Dispateh 1o The Tribune. Wasninagron, D, C,, Dec. 27.—8coator Tel- ler is of the opinion that there will be ample time for the Committer to complote its work and make a report befora March 4. The Re- publican members of the Committee belfeys a month would be ample time, as its ouly ovject Is to present to the country the true facts in regard to the clection, and oot secure any legislation, at least st the® present session. The Democrats, who have flattéred them- selves that tho Teller-Blalne Uommltteo had been forced to susuepd operations, will be dis- COMBINATION COFFEE. "Wach the 01T Yoar Orf” ‘WITH OUR “‘COMBINATION COFFEE,” And we guarantes you will watch during garment from 1-3 to 1-2 ha ooming yaar that you aro mot out of tho Near Jnokson-st, sppotuted: Benator- Edmunds, who drew up | e 1 i Wéi'in‘flfi.f'i’fii'lf"’fi"r‘oi“n'& X . 3 & th dmeut. acing n the | to'be embraced in said grant: and act thierson /Below prices heretofore quoted. | i Sole Agents for the THONET | cotiveit fund of the. Semste for such | say Serieatioral lonin i e oy iereon grant, who shall have scitled thereon st s distance of 100 miles or me d the completed portlon of sald road &t either end; and actual settices on any agricaltars Ianda within tho limits of sald grant remairing: u wold ot the cxpiration of elghit yeurs from 1he vletion and uccaptance of tho section of the road opposite thereto, if sald [nst-mentioned lands oKall e Then aurveved by the Gosernment, and 1f not, then nt the expiration of eight years after (he Gove ernment surveys shnll be extended over the sam, *hail be entitled euch to purclinse from satld Com- pany one quarter-section, of a legal subdivisiun thereaf, un which they shall have scttled, ot the tlce of §2.00 per acre, exceufing cual and iron n hin the riglt of way for sald o ecer, That thissection ehall a niready earncd by sald Comn- BROTHERS' VIENNA BENT. WOOD FURNITURE. NEW YEARCARDS In the Latest Styles, DIARIES FOR 1879 Of Every Variety, from the cheap- est to the most elegant, CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & (0., fnvestigations and lnquiries ‘o8 have already beew or inay hereafter be directed vy the Senate during the perlod of the Forty-fifth Congress, was clearly of opinisn that the aceldental sub- stitution of the word “sald™ for the wurd seguch? : DID NOT CHANGE THE APPARENT MEANING of the law. First Comptroller Porter, upon n re-examination of the act, snd of the proceed- fogs when the omendment was added, became convinced that his briginal dectsion was {ncor- rect, especlalty after e sscertulned that heo had been misinformed by a° member of the Teller-Blatne Committee, who had stated that an jovestization ioto the Fresidential clection of 1876, had Dbeen ordered” by the Senate of the Forty-filth Covgreas. Hsd this beeu the case the umendment might have had reference to the detrayal of the expenses of ROCKWOOD BROS, 102 & 104 North Clark-st. nal Cloth Cloaks, desirable l styles, $2.60, $4, $6, and $6. FUEM CHANG DISSOLUTION. The copartuership heretoforo exlsting between the underaigned under the firm name of SIMON, MEYER, 8TRAUES & CO, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Meyer, Btrauss & Goodiian, who have posseesion of the books, will collcet all debts due to the abave firm, and have the exclustye right Lo use the firm name In lquidation. LEOPOLD 81MON, MAX A. MRYER, LEOPOLD BTRAUSS, ABIAHAM STRAUSS, UUGU GUUDMAN, { and $9. ine All-Wool Diagonal Bea- ver Cloaks, richly trimmed, at $10, reduced from $16. Diagonal Beaver Oloaks, trim- med in 8ilk Velvet and Fringe, at $12, reduced from $18.00. fic. 2. That sll the lands heretofore withdeawn for the branch linc of sald roud be.and the rame iy Lereoy, testared 10 the public aomain, (o bo dise posed of ne ather piblic lands, except for the dis- nce of twenty wiles north of the portion of aald branch now constructed from ‘I'acoma to Wilkeson, in Washingion ‘Territory. Aud the said Comunny —_— that Commlttee, but It was not a. . The fuves- | shall teccive patonts jor a quantity of lind equal Diagonal Clorks, trimmed in BETAIL STATIONERS, tleation ordered by the Benate Into the Presl- | (0uNencT SYEONISTEL Wl U0 tach sbio af said 8ilk, Satin, and Moss Fringe, COPARTNERSHIP, dentlal election of 1670 was meac tho close of | selected from the oUd-nimbered sections on sheh 118 AND 120 MONROE-ST, LEAVE ride of aaid construcied branch. bnt un the north atde not farther thau twenty miles theres trom; -but the mald Comuatiy may sclect, and recelve patenta for, lands to make up any deficicucy 1u said quanilty un said north side from any of the public Jands in Washiagton Terrl- The undersigned have this day formed & copsriuer- ship under the Arm name and style of BIMON,S8TRAUSS & 00, and wili continue to do business at the old stand, corner the Forty-fourth Congre: No such investiga. tion has been ordered by thd Henate of tho Forty-fth Congress. Comptraller taylor, hav- ing learned all the facts bearing on the case, at $16, reduced from $26. Very elaborate Diagonal Bea- ver Cloaks $18, reduced from iy Fraoklin aod Monrve-sta, LEOPULD BIMON, h . A tory within th its of Ly rant [ th 1) $30.00. et LEOPOLD BTRAUSS, Your Plato To-Day at = REVERSED I8 DECIRION, - | tine. e i el i Diagonal Cloaks, elegantly LO01S GLLMAY, ’ and enstor Teller can pow sl warrants for | S5c, S Thet mhere preemptlon of homestead trimmed, at$16, reduced fro: . COBB S LIBR ARY fusds to the amount .of §4,000 (O o5 | tona'vereslowed, Gy uile’ eniurced fn.the N ¥ - i it kL Company, tor rec 26.00, i COPARTNERSIIP, V[ moneen ol L e O N e e ey Jurie tha recelne o the he fs Cbafrman. As the (ummittee had adjournod o meet .when jegled [tdgether by hlify, hie Bt once had the men®;.ra notitted to mest to-morrow afterngon at 31 o’clock fu the room of the 8enate Conmitteo ou Clahns. It is prohable that sub-committees will ba appointed to vlsit the South, and that tha: fuvestigation will uo curnestly prosccuted, £ LATER, It is true that the Blalue-Teller Committee meets to-morrow, but Judge - Parcer, First Comptroller, says this morniog that it is not certaln that his declefon will glve the Commit- tee the §12,000, It is not to be: formally made untll to-morrow, and it ia possible that the fiual decision may stil! be averse. Benator Bialne did not Land-Offices, the luuds vimbraced In wuch entry or - logatiun shall be patented to the rufll!l entitiet to tha same, as 1t grant bad not been made, and, in case of ebandoamunt Ly thein, shall bo open 10 seltlement by pre-emution or liomestead only; bat the sald Comuany shull ve vatitled {0 indemnity therefor, as now provided vy law, Kre. 4. That eatrles reniaining nnadjusted and suspended in the Ueneral Lana-Ollice, on account of an increase of price of tho even srolions within the tmits f satd grant, where the same were made ur based upon wettlement privr 1o the recelnt of the orders of withdrawal of said lands at the Dis- trict Land-OMces, sbull be retleved from wuch auspension aud carried luto potent: but nothing in thie act whall be constracd to ulfect existing adjusts wents, of to authiorize tho refundios of any woneys recclved for auch lands nnder axisting laws, Bre, 6. 'Ibat the said Company be, and it Is beroby, suthonzed to lssue lin bonds from time to “time, to aid in the construction ana cquipment of 118 road, not to exeved twenty- 173 Wabash-av., And have your Cards printed for New=Yenr Calls, - Max A, Meyer, Abraham Strauss, snd Iluge Good- A, 1at8 of tle Anmret €iman,-Meyer, . Mrauws & Co., hnve this dey formed a copartaenhip, snd wifl con. tinue the mannfacturing sud Jobbing of cluthing uuder thefirmname of * MEYHBR, STRAUSS & GOODMAN, 4 210 and 231 Madlson-st., corner Franklin, Chicago, Dec. 23, 1878, DOLMANS Handsome Dolmans, $12, $15; former price, $20 and $26. Diagonal Beaver Dolmaps at EDUCATL $20, originally $36. Camel’s Hair Dolmans at $25, originally $40. ; Camel’s Hair and Diagonal Dolmans at $20, $26, $30, to © o e e e A Now Year's Tanle Cannot be complote without the finest of Ooffee. Wo can furnish you that. Ganuuine MOOHA, JAVA, MARACAIRO, COBTA NICA, and RIO, Our own roasting, Try our "*Combination Coffee.” Itfa tho finost RK MILITARY ACADEMY, ferhis charges with- X CART. B N RIRK TALCOTT, | Amaciste | of all Ooffess. ‘We havo put the same upon 3 fOve taousand duliare per utile. ana o sccuro the $60; former prices, $30, $36, puread it W &M [ LS, | 0% pm 0t Tor liva Foars, No othar soid | OUt knowiog upon whas fats they wero based, rigsies"on e waoloor el o $40, to $76. tharough educution b combined witly b i under that brand ke it. sd biyaseertions whl'he fully substastiated by | Jatis OIS linz Jeda. propcaty: and. aeliteiaf aud the comforty und urivileges of & Chi undenisble facts, Meunwhile @ Tilden Cotree descriptions, with the rightu, privileges, and franchises thereto appers P CpeLr Invlied (o exninine our 8¢ spondence Burean hus spparontly bern. estabe | (aiiink Inclnding toe tranchton 1o oa o el uf the Urincipais will bo attho ¢l lished in South Carolina, which-fs'sending forth nd as proof and notice of their legal execu. Hlatlandlst Lhurch Blocks Chicago. & certiticates of the lumb-liku good behavior of the | tion and eifectual delivery, such mortgages shall oe 8 | IR e e 2t Slondun fark ok o3 | Whltes at the polis, which read much Jike | Bled sudrecorded fu the liopartment of the Interior: e g e e ounphlets of testimoulals which uned | Fronided hotever, that such botida or mortgages Another lot of those beautiful RACINE COLLEGE aiall not be fusued ‘o sxecutad uniens on thy Af ta herald tho virtucs of the celebrated pills and which {nspired tho . manutactured vorre. Qrmative voto of the holders of not tees than twoe thirds of the stock ropresentud atu meetiuz of the stockholders of said corporation duly cailed for 102 & 101 North Clark-st, e | made by Tilden’s father, DIAMONDS, WATCH & 16, to continue to June 23. Th Sy Etce falth of the Saumwucl ) a hchool of Loiters and a Belenting ANTWERP SILKCIRCULARS | Wil reopen Ji bpectal btates, und be restore 1o tho puviic domain, by A < et ~wna~v=n~ena | gpondence. Thn fuvestigation of the Teller- | that purpose, Darostioys for Soplews or busmera: % hociia e, Bialue Committee wil reveal Sri- ;- That in case any of the lande heretofore ual training fa combined with trae discipline, follglous TUE THUE CONDITION OF APFAIRS, #ranted by Congress 10 aid in the canstruction of care, and high culture. Boys from 10 years old and and will show that there wns u systematic com- | sald railroad shall becomnu forfeited to tnu United aro recelved in the Urammar Bchool L] $350; e bination to keep freedmen from voting as they eare 1o thken of the younges bosy Uy the Matrons, . 5 s reasan of the fallure of raid Compsny to verforo d othes it I 1 palr very fine {'nset Blones, 73 karat. only i | deslred, (FUR LINED), ¥or Llulo:l::;:uh‘n: Kalnluf";;',;“: s e 1,9t Eartini, hewutles uly, aniy g7 'l;lullzlr“l‘rll;l;l The President will, :M‘. "'?‘L.'f"" to the se[';l ine conditious lieretu et foril, or anv of tlo maton Tormata Gominane Aanten Mage 3 y i, bt ate, upan the reasscibine of Congress, a spee * Wheaton Female Semieary, Nor'on, Mass, . "“ur?«"rfi meisago contalulugs repores from Unlted Btates $35.00 Each. 121 & 123 State-st. m'ghjgauflv. & Tweuty-second-st, Murshale ui:d Bupervisors fn the South, and Durtog the past seaton the facliitics far tesching and r oy license from sddirlon of labursiary, s studio, and tfon roows. The Il!nnq for trracrving 1ha REAh OF 408 BABIS Ak s oW wor i o e Srer statemeuts from citizens us 1o the politicsl dis- | each liave the right 1o uuta tanliatied uatitutlon Hays Teatly Increased DY tha | pots, cont 850 10, §155, Troin. $1 (o 8. turbances fn that acction. exceeding one-quutter sectivi, 111 & new lihra Cameo Mings at haif the cost: ¢ Fine Seal Bay lo84 uF jireeumptivn inwe, as if ULAINE AND THURMAN. [l Democratic members of tho Teller Commlttes wel ted e cheap] $13.000 worch of as £ng goods in_ the country Tl heging Jan. 7 1A J e clussd out st prices UNAITHOACHAULL be- ILLES M. HTASKEL L, Brincinl foru taklug etock haye decided to fusfst that Blsine Mowelt statl | Skc, 7. That wald = Company shall keep : = et appear before the Committee, 1f the Deniocrats | #aid ralleosd awil telegrapti lines, a0 far RNAMENTAL GOODN. av aircady comwtructed, ns well an that do this the lteoublicats will demand that ‘Thur- man be summoned, und the latter will have as much diftleulty o proving that there was intim- idution In Massachusetts as Lamur would in proving his asscrttons that there have been no cuses of violence or Intimldatlon {u the Soutn, TIHE PIREVIDENT, Tho Preaident Lo-duy sulil that he was giving West's Satuary. GOLDSHID'S 1OAN OFFICE, 99 East Madison-st. TO RENT. portion Lo ba constructen lioreatter, in good repaie and uxe, sid ohall tranwniit disoatehes over watid i trausport wiabls, troops, munl. pilles. and pualic stores upon kaid raliroad, {or the Governuient, wicnever required todo so by any dopartnient thereof, and tnat the daverniseus sball ut all have the preforence in the uss of Ino for all the pure Lot oot REE SR HILL'S MANUAL oF { Boctal and Busincss Forms 15 8 siandard educational vef- frente book, which teacliea Compoultion aud color aimilar to Fogers' Groups. 5 o rand foria, lue‘:wa' el Uy T L HUIET :‘I'O‘l"")‘lfn l{:’i‘:’;‘gfl‘[}ffi‘fl:“%d:g’“&"' :.l.‘; :::":: dividuale for like trinspartation and telegraph ed, wud - Ilustrate y et o ‘i s ton s nuw befure the | JWEER tiroupe wholesals aid retati, STORE AND BASEMENT scryice; und {n caso thu sald ratlroad company, or the Teller Cowwittee, as hie hiad learned that the Cunmittce had formully refused to cull upou him for such tuformativn, E public, and {s heing sold wit it Address, for descriptive el & CO., 101 bLate- Clilcayo. ATOCKHOLDERS MELTING. uccednurs or whalgne, shisil at suy time wilifully weglect or refuss [0 transport prompily the waily, troops, unitions of ‘war, supplics. sud forenaid, theu the Prealdent of Rrcat ranidity by ay 13 s KOS WAKTEY GLASS SHADES,. J.J. WHST, No. 254 East Madison-st. 9 1 the Uuited nalt 't ho 2 il (Possession Jan, 1), opposite Field, Lefter TIE SOUTH. authurizad Lo 1ake, siuca measiires 84, in 245 WABASII-AV & Co.'s Wholesals Store, i NEMOVALS HINTHD AT, Iueut, way be necessary L protect tho i the United dlates, A comphiauce With (8u provislous of talé act, any of W net of July 21K, 1o which thisact 1s an amendment. by takive possession of vaid mibrasd and telecrapt lince, and of their equipment. of of wnch part bereol, ‘and for such e, uu may by wecessary (0 ¥ecure tho service required; und eald Loty shall be ontitled 10 fecuive fur such scrye feu compensution at fair miwl reasonable rates, Hoeciul Disvaich te Tha Tribuse, Wasuinaton, I, C., Dee, t is probable tbat within u short tino thero will be haportant chauges fn the Federal ofticials o tha Bouth, The Presbieut snd bls utiwute sdvisers are not well satistled with the manner lu which a num- FINANCIAL. Prestox, Keav & Co., . BANEKERS. The Chisago Cily Raiway Company, The Aunual Meeting of the Stockholdars of the Chi- €320 City Hallway Company, for the election of Direct. ors, will bo held at (hio ofiice of (he Company, No. 70 tate-at., an FRIDAY, the 115l day of Janusry, 1479, a3 o'clock W. N. EVANS, Bocretary, Ingufre at SILVERMAN'S BANK. TORENT For jobblog or cemintaalon, the sture snd basemeat ber of tho wore promiuent officiale thera bave » T b 1 e e ETLOL O8AS ol B mONUS bt s uld, henem apercnts | 200 ANd 202 MONT0O-BL., | pertornca thelr duries. in Grorgin. South Cores FhehiarL1G SekauntSLe, nturs abd Elrvd alaneid Goverument rates. ¥ 33x123 feat, 1a atone-front bullding adjolsing corner | lins, and Louistana. United States Marshals 8xc, 8, That wlhen eald Company shall seli, or TO Mfl.nllfa.ctlll'el's ! sOlOO LY AN PG COSNTY, OLTY aud | Kitdivav, Appiystofica s builiiog. and’ Colicctors buve In Important fustauces | coutract w sell, or shall €oavey. syces by way of mortgary or_ deed of trust, tuald in th constrace tlon of its railroad, any of aald ursnted lauds, tue Lande vo wold, coulracted, or conveyedehall be sub- Juct to tazution according to the laws ub the Sate or'l'ereitory within which Hiey mav be situaied, 850, U, ‘Ihat this act shall not be construed to VOREIGN EXCHAD LETTRRS OF CREDIT for Travelers, MONEY toLOAN failed to du thelr duty, and in some conspleuous vases have directly vivlated the expressed wish of the President. Indeed, lu soine cases they have uscd thelr postions not ouly to fne OrricE Ciry Woukuousk, CINCINNATL, (., Dec. 4, 16578, —PROPOIALS will be recotved st the of- fcc of the City Workhouse in Cinclnnati uniil the Tth asy of Januery, 1870, fur the Iabor of the able- budled prisiners for a term of from three to nve Jeara, “Awmple shop-room already on the grounds fluence politics, but 1o old Demo- | alfect oxisting private rights. except as heroube- for 400 wew. ~ All inforination may be bad by lot- AR . No. LN Y. i ) forv exvressly proslded; sud Cougrens may ut auy s L mfuratlon kv b b by | BY JOSIAH H. REED, Yo, 52 Wilhan-st. N. Y cratle candidutes, Compluints aro mads | furs exuressly provhudi aud Courens may ut sy agalust Col. Kitzslmmons, United States Marshal for ticoreds, that hic i s0 wuch a Democrat thst e cannot avold escourazing Democratic candi- dates, It was urged i his bouslf that he conlid By order of Directors. W, L. TIOMPSOY, Be PROPOSALS p‘:lmnunh 84 required, on INFROVED CHICAGO ROPERTY, at DEST HATE. romptly attenaed to Applicatlous received und by - u. A HURLE UE‘. 75 Handolphi-st. Nortneru Pactle ltaliroad Company, add 10, alter, amend, or feveal thisuct, or the churter or resolu- tlous heruinbelure referred to, aud may provide vy Iaw sguinet unjust discilmiuations aod exce: h: 5l tary. oflicials, ‘The result lis shown thst the aws in (ieoryla are no better executed than be- Tue ratué Iy true fu s mud 10 the Federal oflicials in Louwsiana und 8outh olivg, A conlidential agent of the Uovern- rlor, within eix wonths from the dute hereof, ile asaent lv, and mxnuu of, the prorisions of thie act, or ba fursver dubarred Trom taklug ur roceiv- log noy benedd from or under the samie, B ies s Ana rutine n comaict cpuraton s AR LOANS SEWING JACHINES, cxeeuio the liwe a4 o Keoublican Maraial | S5 yoerever (b saute aballbo miade by i P - b e i pasigd o vonld, the iuference g that Ueorgia Demo- ke, 10, That the sald Northers Pacige Railroad Lin waa g'.“"xH"u‘:"i‘”ufi'.f}"l'«'n".'.'.m"l’!;‘:‘dfi‘.’.‘."‘;”n s NEW AUTOM A'“C eraie would uot_scknowledge Hepublican Fod- | Company shail fhe ol the biork Paclac the Inte- “Wulh will stale exactly what iiuols farim loans at ¥ per cent annuat interest. Ade FUED. WO owhers Lrove, 1, BUSINESS OARDS, dress ® hroposals. sud cach party proposisk fo Tidat gUaTuLicO Lo DIOGer DpEration ot for & terim of three years, and also state the 11 - Juired for executiub of ik Job. A satlsfactory bond b tha proper eascution of the work. end § fore. uraer sense WEED SEWING MACHINES :T\'xf‘z‘m':,:,:“T:','.f':],:;'u;’;;&fg"‘.:.‘.’,’;? et STHRLING GHHMI[}AL WI[} SELL THENSELVES, ot I "wpm'fl"";"'fi? Stacer, nid, ujon bls HAYEB, o vlutnlttce of Publlc Dulldiogs sad Chasful d CE P, Feport, the Presideut will undoubiedly act, —| B lidings wid Cliarities,” s Yosiinntisl Koot Brilint it PRICES ON APFLICATION, port, tue Presidur y AN INTERVIEW WITH 7TuB FREGIDEXT—HIS VIEWS ON THG FINANCIAL SITUATION—' TUR SECTIONAL 133US PRETTY WELL DEAD. dueci o do Lincinnale Lommercial. WEED SEWING MACRINE (0., CHICAGD. THE NATIONAL BANKS, APPLICATIONS TO BECOMM GOVEKNMEXT DR- Proposals for fimdglug at Rock No, 0or E, 3 fuch, per gross. or Island Rapids. A % Inch, per gr. r B, 1 inch. per gros... Wi e & 2'iticl, Per Gronsss e : POSITORIRS. Wasmnoron, D. C, Die. %0, ~President e sv{"fi‘i‘b’Ehfivfl;fli'»"fi:‘:i’.‘ 1678. Wabaib-av . coruer Wasllugt Epeclal Duspalch to TAeTrivune Hayes is fu the best of spirits. Ho says very e Rt L aLheALs wint u'.'ff-flf H HURLBUT & Wuu{uurc:q, D. C., Dec. 21, —Siuce the pub- | forcibly that fa lookiog back e sees where mis- :3'»"""“1 Uruhey fuek [rou the boitoi of the Miss L A, 00., THRASCEY Daraninget, Heatlon "of the ndvantages which the First | takes bave beeu committed, and ufeuy oftigjal Pusslitis Lock lviaad Leide i Orvice or Tux CoMVTRULLES OF Tuk ..»:v..““", National Bauk of New York received from be- { acts would by dowy difervutly It bo bad thew WasuINgTON, oc. 24, L. FAQUIEAR. Major of Evglas EPROPE g £ €3 st U0 L Llicae Chsaave. VST Ludre, 1010 d. UR, J. WHBURSss: Pt LT PUT of the modt wou Lol ercui iy aedy auts 1 b Iug a Governmeot depository, & large pumber ol Natlousl bauks buve made application to by desiguated a8 pubil: depositorics. Theso sp- plications will fn cvery fustance be granted, ss 1t 13 greatly to the benefit of the Giovernmnent to fucrease the unumber of s resbousivle sgents for the sale of the refunding bonds. INVORMATION FOB HRWITT. Ao tie Weaters dusuctated Dress, Wassiseron, I, C., Dec. 27.=The followiug b turzibed by ke Tresurys e beretufure to do over sgatn, But un the wholo he thioks o bias Feaso to belleve that bis Adwministration bas been savusfactory 10 the grepl bady of tho people, wha scuw disposed st least to give the Aduwigistration credit fur goud inteutions. 1o couversation with your currespoudent the Presldeuy spoke very bopefully of the finguvizl prospects. Although ulways disposcd to lovk upon the bright ruther than the durk stde, he fouud the present tinanclal outlook better thau hie had dured u year ugo to hops 1t would be. Nolice s herchy wiven tu sl clatius wkalant (he Gertian N B8t tha s3i0c 1 teceiver, 3t C shereod, withly will e Glaallowed. Wholesale Druggists TH & 77T RANDOLEPIL-ST, VANES aod DR PR, % Is e aoiy e lu Cul ¥ hi vpatliec b detatiis en cxpericine wnda Qiorotid ¥knowle OUR BKIN BOAP cquals tade o any Totlet doap; washeu b uard wet ;ruvm\ rough | or wanve dakuy, FLILS AL GENE & CO., 195 Blatst. S od frCe DSOS The premium on gold bas disappeared two wecks before resumption, and aubstantially dis- appeared two montls tefore that, This was belter, and sccompanied with less shock to business, than he bad st one time faared wonld be the case. But the President has been a CONSTART AND UNWAVERING SUI'PORTER of the Reaumption law auil ail enactinents look- e W its complete fulfillment. It will be re- membered that eeveral montbs before the Cin- ¢ionati Preaidential Conventlon, at a time when the Resumption law was meetiug with active apposition l1om nearls Vestern Democrats of Republicans, he was ption under the law, Dlied, there s & guicker way to bring It about,” And to this view he ! dily sdhiered through ail the yarying Dhas Nor of public optnlon o the lub{teh does he now regret his course, or helieve that the country would have been better off had ho tietd upposite views and given them official ex- pression. pearance of the gold erriug to the i premlum, the Presfdent sald that he understood that the “prectous metal' was coming iuto genetal circulation 1o sll the hr#n teade centres, He thought it would circulate first in tho cities, and presently 1t wonld come out of dark curners snd old stockingd {n the rural districts, This was tu *Inflate the currency* In {rue money, sbout which fnflation nobudy couldl complain, Inueed, he thought a malority of ail classes were now of the opinton that gold inflation was o zood thing. The diflicuity was that so many Intellgent men did wot believe 1t could he brought sbout. But hicre It was upon us, which wus pretty good evidence that the so-called * ex- periment ' WAS A SCCCE3S. fle it not, howeyer, uuticivate that gold would come into circulation with rush, It one may use the terin, He thought that ot first the tenilency with tho mnjumfl would be 1o squeeze the wold a little tighter than paper.—that Is, a Turmer witha 820 guld-piece and a 820 bill wonld pay vut the bill first.” But this would ouiv he for a time. As suou as Lhe novelty wore off the Dreatdent thought that Icgal-tender paper wonld he at a slizht premium, beginning in the largre cotnmercial centres and gradually extend- 11 to the rural regions. s premium wonld, of eourae, be very slight, but the President thoupht 1t would' certulnly cxist as betwecn the two currcncles. He based this con- clusion upen the fact that _ the eold premlum would be kept off b the large coin reserve of the Government, backed by the plighted faith of the Nation that resumption should not only bo g success, bus permanent - suceess, Now, continued the Prest- dent, we havo been used to paper-money for sixteen yea As u currency wo have had (ittle or nnthing else, r people are used to it. The new generation has grown into it, aad know lit- tle, from experience, of any other quality of mooey, Al agree that it la TIE BEST PATER CUR| T we have ever had. 1 suppose, the Presl- dent, thst nobody will dispute that, be Le fufta- tiunist, or contractionist, or what oot. Counter- {eit detectors and all publicatious for discovery of spurious mouey have been done away with., A man does uot bave to subscribe to 8 counterfeit detector publication, with a long roll of States and a longer roll of banks, 10 tell whether tha money be happens to have fs good, Lad, or indifferent. Bo far from look- ng at a detector or cousulting a neighbor, he bardly looks at the money, He knows it {s good from one end of the land to the other, that counterfeits are extrewely rare, and that a Nautional broken-bank bitlgfs” juat ms good as thouch the bank was not broken. Tho holder i nbaolutely secured agalost loss. Hnving be- cowmé accastomed Lo the currency, the Vresident thought pooule would be slow to part with it for gold, merely for tha pleasure of exchange, when the gold was inuch more bulky and fncun- venient. For these reasons, and 10 facihitate commercial-transactions, and for the couven- fence to travelers, the President thouglit paper would soon bo at s slight premium over gold. Neferring to the contemplatell combined assault ot the Greeobackers and & poriion of the, Democracy upon the Natloual banks, the Presldeut said'he : DID NOT BELIEVE IT WOULD SUCOEED. We bave to bave banks, Al would ackoovledge thut. They were ueccssary to a condiiion of high civiiization. While the Nativnal-bsnking system had (ts defects, what banking s wid vot? Hupposs we sweep it stitute Etate banks, Legislatures of the that be an presens sgstein? c € thirty-odd ifferent Btates, would improvement pon - our In many of %he Btates would wmot the lubby dictate the banks through the Legislatutes! In some Stules there is constant complaiut about weuk and eustiy-julluenced Legulatures. ‘Fuliog the States as a waole, with tho kuowiedee that Leg. Islatures are contduually shitting aud chanelng from one parey to another, aud” from ove inil etice to utiother, coukl we hope for o boties sys- tem than we now havel ‘Tho guestiou. ghe Lresident thought, would soon be betore Mie people for settloment, und he hoped for full sud exhaustive leylslation, not only of thfs but of all tinaucig) matters. Fiunnclal questions, the Presidont sald, would be the-questions of the future,—~at least ne hipod tbey would. He thouzut this betcer tor all cougerned taan so much sectionallaw fu pol- itics. 'The sectional fssue, eo catled, MM TUOUGUT PRETTY WALL DEAD. e referred to the troubls in getting up the Blains Committce as evilence of this, And the refusal of the tHouse to tako up the debate wos snother evidence, Bectfoual questions called for argumnents uddressed to paseion, while tinanciul questions ealled out reason. The Prusident thought of the two thar tinancial questions would now take precedence, ana he was glad to seo that indication. la Eugland threc-fourths of the areat publle questions re- ferred direetly or indirectly to the nnances, In the histary of our own Governiment the most unportant questions engaging the attention of Washington snd bis Cubluet related to the nances and revenue, Helerring to the Blaine Committce, the Presi- dent thought it would not sccomplisl substan. ual reaults, There were slready indications that it .1‘5’"“ end wbere the Potter Commlttes ended— IN NOTHING, The President thought the sentiment of tho country was that the Votter Committes was a tuilure, Tudved, sume of the earlier friends ot the uwvewent wore now beginning to apoloize for 1» extstence, Bewg intorimed thot many prominent Democrats apoke of the Investigation us au elephant which was now hurdeusome, that the disposal of the mulmal was their great- cat concern, the President Jocoscly vbierved that the best way Lo treat that elepliaut was to let bim aloue, aid be would soon dio & nstural death aud be forgutten. . A NEW PENSION SYSTEM, COMMISSIONRR BENTLEY DIASATISPIED WITH THE MUESHNT INADRQUATH WAY OF DUING THINGA—ILE PUESENTS A NEW PLAN 70 4 COMSUTTRY, Ry Talegrard in e York Tridune, Wasmisaton, D, Dec, 35.—~The Houso Cotamittes on Penslons hus cutered enruustiy upon the work of reurgaulzing tue peusion sys- tem of the country, 1t will be remembered that Commissloner Hentley has in his recent sunund reports beeu calhiug sttentinn 10 serious delects (n the pres- out systemn, and that be prevared o bil), which was lald before thy Peuston Cowmittes of the two Houses of Cougress at tue Jast session, in whicth was embodicd his vicws of tlhe changes which It was desirable to make. Commissioner Bentley appeared by request beforo the Ifouse Committes rucent!y, and explaioed the tueory «f the plan be propuss He sald that notwithstanding the lurge appro- priatlon for clerks the number of uuscitled vlains §s fuc ing yearly, As the distuuce of i from the war perlod increusce, the fucts fu the cuscs aro becoming wore and wioru obecure. ‘The teatimony Is prepared Ly the clsinaut or e person (1 bis loterest, una v eotirely ex varty, the overnwent havive no opportuuity to see or question the witnesses. ‘Lhe testimony I8 therefore uot the most credible. The medieul yuestious wrc referred to the wcighborivg doce tury whu is saked for bis exauination aud optu- ww ol the cuaructer aud wrigin of the discass for which the pension is clsimed wnil the degreu of dusabllity wblch is caused by 6. Tue aystems was & wood oue for the early cascs which = wers estublished by thy records of the War Department, but is entirely madequate to the later casvs. 1t tr respunsivle {or wauy evils, oy which are the unequal ratiugs of pensloners und the speclal service system, wlich Mr, Bentley cousidered very ob- Jectiouuble, but whick 1s o nevessery adjunct of the eX parte systant. ‘Tue Commissoner sald that the averuge tlme required for the adjustent of clalws, inauding about ving months’ deltay in the ollice of tue Surgeon Geoeral, s three and a bl years, and 8 ercut oumber of cused bave lald uuairsued for ten or itecn yrars. Thid, Do sald. (s not wbly & zeave injustice £ wll cusea, but o 3 great buitlul ol thvi » prectleul dental of tbe beaee §/E FIVE CENTS, - pr VR OB, S fiich the people desired and Congress In- m;d to be enjoyed by the soldiers and their ws and childron, 2 “This Injustice,” ! reaclies directly or Indirectls every family in tte Northern Stater, and many fn the Suuth. ‘The prompt apulication of r reniedy ¢ de.nand- ed by every interest, and the sdloption of 8 measure to this end Is fuily a3 importaut as+o the caso of auy public messure pending fv Con- gress. hive urged tuls matter upon thie attepfion of Concress in three sucressive annusl reports, snd have pro- poscd a remedy, to-wit: 1o divkle country into Bty or sixtr disteicts. and send fato each district a commission, to conslst of & surgeon and & competent clerk, to travel from place to place n the district aud examlne pen- sloners amd ciaimants and collect the testimony In the clalms, Buch a commission would gen- erally visit cach cottaty tn the district once or twicé eacn vear, thus affording every clulmant au early and easy oppurtunity to present tha Me. Bentley continued, the * testimons in bis case, and In this way greatly Increasing the facilities ot the clajinant for prosecuting uls claim,! The Commissioner then proceeded to de- scribe in detatl a sliaple and easy plan fur the practical operation of the proposed aystem, wolch would enablo the clalmants to prosecuts tueir own vielms properly without the aid of azents, ‘The systens also contemp'ates the dis- tontinuance of tho medical exam uation of the pemioners every sccond year. ‘Ihis rests upon the presumption that the disabilitica of persons who have reachied the age now ned by the survivors of the late War, espectally consfdering ut they areof such long stand.ng (thirteeu to seventesn years), will nut grow Jess, bat will, vn the other haud, increase, Inanswer to u nueativg by 8 member of the Committee, the Camnmissioner sahl that tne 120.000 unsetticd clsims, and the new claims which would be fled, could be so disposed of n three years alter the system should be atopted, at no greater annual cost for its operation than 1s now pald vut {n the samic service, and that & coutinuance of the present li stem would pever bring up the work, cven if the present expend- iture should be doubled. This Iv, bie aatd, the reason why ho bad never recommended ao fn- crease in the clerical force of the Bureau exvept lor the temporary work of the clalms for the war of 1812, under the act of March Jast, The clalm-azents are making a stroog effort 1o prevent Congrees from adopting the Com- missioner's recummendations, and were repro- sented before the Committee by Judge Shuella- bareer, who postponed his remarks, however, nutil another opportunity should be afforded by the Committec. Members of the Committes express themsclves as hicartlly in favor of tue vew plan, and they cven favor & more radical change fn the same dircction. The Commnittee bLas requested Mr, Bentles to draw up a bl em- budsing the general featiires be mentioned, b providing thst the Commissioners shall be com- posed of persous qualitled to pass uoun clalng themselves, sublect to approval of rejsctivu by the Comuwissioner of Pensions. DIPLOMATIC. OUR RELATIONS WITH CUINA, ‘WasniNaroy, D, C., Dec. 24.—The diplomstte correspondence sccompanytog the Preaident’s annual message 19 now helng printed. It cone tains a communication from Minikter Seward to Becretary Evarts, dated Peking, March 22, 1879, in which bo saysit is evident that the prescoce of Chinest in our Paciflc States Is giving rise to mitch snxiety there, and that the questions ln- volved are becotaing national, but he is of opine fon that we ure not in & position to undertal negotiations for the abrogation of existing treaty stipulations and for the substitution of uthers {nteuded to detine the lines within which the immlgration of Cnincsa to the United States may be permitted. Ile sags: From A diplomatic.point af rietw we have always been at 3 dissdvautago In deallng with China, We lnve voluntenily accurded to bee people within our bordern the privilegcs of those uf the most favored natio uina, bowever, nas ylelded oy o few peavil 4 to our beople, and We are constantly ouhigid to resort to dinlomatic representstions W #ecura 1o thew the enfuyment of even tlese, runsequency alwayes asklug sumething 1, Ching, while she has gothing 10 ask from ue, f. Lowever, it limw nuw becomo an object for her to ' sccare fop hier people u our country the pavileges * +0 freely necorded to them, toe situation lais changed and may be taken advautage of juall future uegoliations, A very tew words nire needed to indieate the lack of reciprucity between us, [ thauk that tuere ore Do upportunities of resdence or enterorive from whichi the Cliinese umone ue ore debareed. They cun gu where they will and uo what they wiil in atl our broad duniatn; butit lv not 8o here, Gurcoun- tryme. By Feaiae in @ few eltied unly, und they may enZagy In nu enterprises outside of thu ordinaey” © Inferchange of commoualitics und thele traneporiation between defined voints, Oppurtunities oxist 1o develop wiues, 1o ealablsli furnoces and ractonies, 1o cunsiruct roade, canals, rallroads, and telegrapby, v ouerate these and W or Other vessals on cu nut NOW open to them; vut from ull any othee Important branc prive we. are effcctually and perhaps lopelessly shut ouf, Pertiaps, then, the timo has ureived wlien we may say to this Goverament that wo ¢x- VECt niore perfuct reciprocity, and that i our peo- pie cannot be admitted bere to all tho privileges cenjoyud by theirv §n onr country they must pos vlanie us if 'wo demand such u revidion of our treas 8 will leuve ur Irec fo et 1 necessitice of vur situation. 1t 16 very certain that China would ot consent to the extenslon of the privile; Joyed by foreiguers in this country, and 1t iu possi- bie that rather than do this sbe” Wonld agree to uch a revieion of our treaties an 1 have fud:cated, But i1 she should not do wo, and should pisut hor- self firmly on extsling trea reiusing 1u gt o us iy thing, or savent to the withdrawsl ot suy priviteges fram her pnu{lw. we would bave pro- cavded nevertieless, aa | bavo sxld, 1 an Lonos- ule s and could then condider the whole shina- tion aud determine the - policy which wuuld toost cunduce L vur welfare, GENMAN-AMRIICAN CITIZRNA IN TUEIR NATIVE COUNTRY, Mintster Bayard Taylor, writing to Beeretary Evarts Irom Berlin, June 15 last, cally sttentioin 1u tho cuse ol Curl Guuzenmulicr, of Sinshelu, Hadeu, who waa boru ip 1851, umigrated to the Cnted States with the permisston of_the local authorities in 1309, becume s naturabiced au- 2en_ July 12, 1875, left foe Germavy July 17, 1533, furnfsned with his certithvate ot naturailcu- thom, aud has resided ut his foruer hows elbce August, 1875, osteuwibly o take care uf hils aged and decrepit father, O the Hth of Apal lust he was ordered 1o leave Baden or bevome o end- zey of the Urund Duchy, subject to unhilary duty, ‘Fho ressou given by the locul suthoritics ol Smvhentu for this vrder ol expuision wWus that his exemption from such duty un accouut of bis Atercun dtizensulp was o bud example 10 utner QUG e who mlzht be tempted to funtute i, e appeated to the Amoeshug Lo tion for specinl ncasures uf protection. Uur Mintster directed the United States Cunsul at Manubena to viat Sthichin uod wecortaly pees sunadly the tuets of toe vusc, Minster Vou alow, 1 repiy to My, Taylor's represeatations, saul Fhw proper suthiority Ande itevil uable, aftue repeated careful cxatainationg of th case, to aus nul tho decsvs of vxpulslon prouounced ' agatuet tsuxenmullor, My, Taylor, fu comwunicsting the result to Becretary Evarts, says; : Vhie direct lufurenco from the ground tak sho (ieriman duvernmant § sup 1a s Heelt daugero aduitted § migbt be mad ot for the arultrary expulsion of all Geraau-Anicrians of A certalt oyd WUG ey former howes, 1 cannol, therefore, alluw it Lo b even dnjurentlally sasumed by the that dustre to peviat their e reason glvon fur tho expul senmuller 1o fls wewmonal n uccepted as sat- tury, sud beuce 1 have felb it iy duty 10 de- claty withuut deisy fhe duferent view takes, by 1ils Leuation, 4 leave 1o ask must caruestly and pespectfully for a consldcration vt tue pri- ciple hnvolved and a decision which will cuacle me Lo exprevs suthuritatively the Judgment of the Uuveenment of the Laited Blates. lusauiuch ue cases of a similer usture are wuluplylng with wuch rapidity as to tax the abllity of the whouw force of Lhu Levation o eive their woole aud (1. nattentionto then), 66 9 particussrty enrauto tu come (0 & closr uuderstandiug wilh the Uermsin Guveinwont i8 regerd to principles upou whica they may o scitled. Mr. Faylor, iv & dispatch to Secretary Evarts, dated August lasi, says: lo bis corsespandence with thls Legatior, clalming ita intervention with the Iuverisl Guverhuent lo bis bebalf. said Uanzeaoiuller was mote toan vm- ic fu bis declaration of bona dde Awerican oo 1zenedin aud bis utcution #horily Lo return tu g laua of lus sdoption. -Ad ® speciiicts of bis ways ner of writing, the [ast letier received from biu e uppended. It 8 dated outhe 194 of Junv, and 1T 00w spucaty that o the 13th be wade wujd.ca- Upn Lo tbe authonties of Ladea 10 reeuwe bis former citlavusbip iu 1bat Stale, thus coulruins the groukd sasumed by thew o Justificatior uf thelr foriuor uction thul he wever Juteuded to ic- Curn b ths Uuited States. 1t wali seadily be poi- cerved that this action of Gaugenmullor ba disccily prejudicial o 31l cases of prolunged resfdencs ui the part of uaturahized cilizens. A furtlice wud Yery uunecessary duticulty is often ceeated by the latter u refusig W declire in sdrauce the protu- Ule terus of thelr stay whien nssed Lo do s by bhe local autboritics, Mr. Tuylor concludes as follows: Ju view of the prevathing potiveal action fa Gar- mauy sud ihviucressed teadency buwsrd ranieasise