Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1875, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pounsylvania Avenue, cor. Lith St. required with painful i-sensib lity te the «o- lemnity of its oblivation. The legisiative r -- power having thrown such sstuctive temp- tations before the class refernal to, knowing S at the time. as i( must have Known, that weakness world yi and by ylekling be Inade Weaker, 1s timeetly responsible for the demoralization that would follow the com mission of a first offence. Your committee betieve that the first and paramount duty of & legislative body ina@ free country ix, if tt ifterferes with the private matters of the Peopie at all, to encourage virtue and 4 M es Strengthen integrity, and neither direty J : por indirectiy impair and break them down [Applause Under the instructions issued by the Com missioners for the exe on of the law ty question, money on a it with any perso: nd Moneys in actaal possaeio: are to be returned by the citizen as forming Partof the personal estate made liable to => (taxation. Your committee do not believe BY The Evening Star Newspaper Oompany, 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. ———_ ‘VENING STA is served by carriers to saberies at Tes Canes PER WHER, Om Font PoCR CENTS PER MONTH. Coptes Counter. Two Cenrs racn. By mati—postase prepaud—6O Cents a month. sir months, $3.00, one year, 96. oo THE WEEKLY STAR—pubiissed om Friday— 00 2 yar, Pe je prepard. GF All subsoriptioms encara'y A” advance, ema eo sent lomaer than paid fo ‘Rates of aivertistne fern V&E, 4IS—N2. 6.268 WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 309, 1875. TWO CENTS. t on application AMUSEMENTS that It coult have been the intention of Coo EVENING STAR. | TELEGRAMS To THE STAR. ee ee TA WY: | Seutectines ish ack solsenan oe slauteed | Giese SOEs soe neces ne Seana . More of Yesterday's Testimony. <a sand dollars thé sum estimated as req | dium ne Hons and in a es ENS: ETING. for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1876; and | terest of trade demand, should = from WIEECKD Matt. = Bachan wal ee Dee cgesehaesip — frbereas the construction given to sad By | hand to hand freely without Imetmibrasnce, NMENT BY TE * * 7 7 eXICANS. ‘ al closed . y the honorabie Commissioners ts- | and be continued in the market for the par JOE SEFTERSON Re wwurie. eros,| Washington News and Gossip. MURDEROUS MEXICANS. | jimes'turner was examine! axa withess for | IMPORTANT DEMONSTRATION. triet_of Columbia, as indicated in the in- | poses of exchange. ‘The enforcement of ‘thie FRIDAY EVENING 2. eS —_o—_—_ the defense. 2 | Structions issued for the execution thereof, | provision of the law in the mole preseribed p Year: or The Ladies’ Privilege. INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from Betecnet ex enone tende nieces |e ica wy moe ee a Would render its operation harsher and more | will necessarily © cents. for sale at hotels amt masi. | this source to-day amount to $141,653.43. THEIR RAIDS INTO TEXAS. | , He testified a oe ier employ tansee Speech 3 2 sareniet Soe. iin oer 2 dement, war | DRIVE THE CIRCULATING MEDIUM FRON is 0 cents sale ro J _-——— . Beee e ned e pirit « ‘THE RECEIPTS from customs today at the _e oe ipagt eiagpdacnt = i By 2, 183, The = re ea aad the following, among other, particulars, to | to seek protection in non-taxable securities Treasury department were $353,524. TY OF THE ASSASSINS, Bir. Boeck . He arrive a : wit: | from the bunten which threatens it if it re- pees wees CRUEL 5 were at 3-48 p.m..on the train leaving 424 — 11 mone a > culatic eriea ‘< INVESTIGATING A TORNADO.—The chief IN rire a aes otal i —_ on ee — eT onncaueery Fm mee wont oral ad mutgees Pegwen (rege ng the € ome or sonoer ene pion ag with agete es may . Bs : | —- him. They stayed there until next after. the Ne penton could jesse to | to > ane ney fo ee en ae Wee De Seep Ciena os eat on ce FORMIDABLE INVASION THREATENED | ee J panto tke train. for him, edn a ee ers Regt reuusiay fren or on oppo high te Be ne BE Su | recent destructive tornado in that state. New York on the following day. He came tender nots or tne goversancat Pitch tear | nak under the operations sey, there will we $ eng amd Danc- Lady and | rap Peesrpent AND Mns. GRANT, Col there again on the sth of Jane. The published cail in THE Star for the | [P40 ) promixe to pay, would thereby be | reaulariy ree ring portode oe he ae vd week of Mle Avalia a aa i THE STRIKING MINERS (rose examined: It wason Monday, 26th | citizens to assemble in public meeting at | impalrediin their vatte by ite lenleteties’ drawal from the market must the beat be Lad 1] and Mrs. Fred. Grant, and Mrs. Sartoris wear Fiat Mr. Beecher came there before | Lincoln Hall last night for the purpose of | "Scond That dncumbrances Upon reat ex- | (awa! from PRODUCE FINANCIAL PAROX sreunel shah reading leave here to-morrow morning at 923 for New wat | ihe farm is twenty minutesdrive from Gekiie wash Gotiog “Wa SEWAL te ooces || insect ho natpect boteeeman emt mee Le ROKR 5 . 4 TPs ca? Washington belwe Saturaay. “""™ © | AW ARMED FORCE ON THEGROUND | ease etic aed nereanere fo Me. Bescncr | ee ae eee to thee ia Sve, tinposed:' whereas toe Congress of the | SeaGt ae Soe ene yg hem emaite o . ee in the morning, and other times in the even- | assed by Congress, as wasexpectet, brought | Ue) guTPooet. could not have intended to | gress of the United States y could not OO EE PERSONAL. — Colonel John H. Taggart, ing to the farm. He left for New York on | tegethera large concourse of leading citi- bunien the same property with attouble tax, | have intended S essential agent REACT NATIONS LUING Proprietor of the prosperous Philadelphia THE SCANDAL TRIAL the following day, Tuesday. it. | ZONs, filling every seat of that capactous hall | the direct consequence of this construct ia al trade t eo that it could no cEDNESDAY RVENING Sunday Times, is in town. -+**David K. Cart- | . Joseph Turner. the son of the former wit- | and all the available standing room. It was | [iC direct conseauence of this e longer perform its proper office with alacrity habadetmmnar Spi pctgrociien . hief jus- | ness, corroborated his father's statements. frobably the largest representative assem- | given, and mast palpably 80 r could the Congress United States Gader the auepices of 1 og Men's Christian | eT: nephew and namesake of our chief jus- Two telegraph operators were, examined | blageof tne solid men of the District ever | E\Stivaee hae tnenletton ipon wal property | have desi ware = — tice. aud recently appointed collector of the} EL ArLIN STILL ON THE STAND. to prove that Mr. Beecher on the %d of June, | brought together. to ecoure the ‘pasment of purchase- | of the Un non-taxabie by or President of th Jas. G. Bai portof Genesee, at Rochester, New York, is 7 174, Sent a message to hig servant at Peeks: Ati:40 o'clock Mr. John T. Mitchell calles = pay “pder state or municipal a. Re ferees—Sectevary D Senat r Windom. | resistered at the Ebbitt House. | ——_-—__ kill, asking him to meet him at the depot | the meeting to order, and on his motioa Mr. Thind. That tie amount of me ndisc on | notes ofthe government. are tts pro es icone seh Sscond ABLE | Morn TREASURY CHANGES —Lorin Blodg- TH upon the arrival of the train on the evening | Samuel Bacon was called to the chair. hand at a particular day shall constitute the | pay to the holder. and thelr taxatio “Fier: with be ett, for some time past acting chief of the wazeus Menauea toatmentie olen Kiteh ige testified that on the 24 of iets oe the chair, read the | basis or value for assessment, whereas the | he in bad ty » people, and would ope ~ twee « = . 5 e 4 . o ORs ev St Di ave Ce. acon < to the ea 'h ay ans Be division of customs of the Treasury depart- | GaLveston, TEXAS, March 30.—A special | June, 1873, he saw Mr. Beecher tu Peekskill | “Mr. M. Matthews nominated Mr. J.T reethad Sn erp ie eae eae ie ae rene | Tee necoraing. or cuties sapeatanion ii ment has been reliewed from that duty and | dispatch to the News from Corpus Christ, | and leard him cough distinctly. Mr enet, Of Georgetown, and Mr. J-G. Judd, | to adopt so insufficient, uncertain and varia: | ther can yhopecly ne toned ee alt assigned to the appraisers’ office in w York | dated the 2th, says :—A letter from the post A MEMBFR OF PLYMOUTH CHURCH of Washington, as secretares, and they were a standant or basis of assesement as the ser cent. unc one Supposed ems cy they city. Mr. W. F. Clark, of Assistant Secretary | master at Nueces, who was robbed and had | Stephen V. White, testified:—Am a member | elected. stock on hand at any particular period can be taxed twenty five per cent. under Hartley's office, has been assigned to the | his house burned by raiding Mexicans, gays: | of Plymouth chureh; was a mem Mr. M. W. Galt offered the following, which time. . another, or fifty under anoth a hundred charge of the division of customs. On the 26th instant, about 4 o'clock Pp. m., | investigating committee; I was present when | was adopted Fourth. That debts can only beoftsetagainst | under pro and when this point is reached Fale conversing with aman named Smith, | Mr. Tilton testified July 16; he said his case |“ Zeesntead, That a committee on resolutions | Ale. peer re tebapranpse deem npey e PPFSIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS. — The | I discovered three Mexicans approaching my | depended on written documents under Mr. | be appointed by the chai: the note itseif must be given up in ident this morning made the following | store. Iwent into the sitting-room for my | Beecher's own to consist of nine | tionet the tax \ we have then accom. ignature: he also sald if the | which shall report # series of resointions for | 2 net st property; whereas the « ~ : a gress of the United States, in levying @ tax | plished, indire nier the forms of laws . s: David I. Corbia, U.S. attor- | Tifle, and had secured it, when Smith rushed | charges against Mr. Beecher were criminal | the action of this meeting. and to which com. aKuLak gcoucamie Gad week tesa pe pee amar! . 3 I every bight and We Mad Saturday M ai tee tasetet of late Gani oes in with # Mexican following him with a gan | the document shown to him would pos sap- | mittee all resolutions offered shall be re See ra prin ed tthe x ea ot eames, Peg ert ge cree Ei Rpt presser eeg tperigsnoda al, collector of customs for the district oe ae eae it wes e Inter- | port ia ares, wee = corn aie Se 8s; | ferred. as f he commit. | MPoHesch citizen should bear a just propor- | this resu tsidor any tnenatamebe athaeer Nr Mi wb will appear in his owe ster fitie, Tecas: Fret. W. of. | fered and prevented him. He then pointed | “Gentlemen, you think there is ne v The following were appointed the comrmit- | tion to his actuhl, and Not apparent, wealth, | Heenan opens menos fing Bled: Or. | of Corpus Christie, Texas; he eenten. | te gun atime. but I proved too quick, and | there is,” and that Mr. Beecher said to him if | tee: Richard T. Merrick. Dr. James ce thalh, and tat hic uigbis shania erectawatel nec | gaat: OF any: possible clreumatanoes, be B Le ree Holliday be comm: ssioner eS co ret saved my life by taking his. I then aimed a¢ | ever he intented to put forward these navers | Mf. W. Galt, C_B. Caureh, A. H Herr, G. W. | their amount deducted from any personal | bid taxation at a ltankt where it would be ¢ raed ie the p tl exhi m from the state of Virginia. the nearest of the eut-throats in the store, | to let him kuow that he might leave the | Cochran, J.T. Lenman,J. L. Barbour. an Property he miei possess’ in dsicrmicing | Ce ae at ea tunll, where it would oe- na ; LYAVES OF ABSi when, discover! about fifty of them out- | country; there was no suggestion of any con- | M. Matthews. the value upon which the assessment should | the same to any tax, however sm - ers side, I did not shoot, knowing my ouly | fessions having been made at that time; Til- The committee retired, and da be made, especially w the debts are due . F iD op noe for life was to secrete myself, whieh | ton said Less his letter pais nconeage Mies absence Mr. igen _ su ges for the purchase of tn jar property | monstrous ayx! « . Hy ie called for by the attita: Plymouth churen | chairman, read the tax law and ty ° s levie \ DISAS \- . with permission to go beyond the | IN A SUBTERRANEAN PASSAGE, to Mr. Beecher, and if all were Published it | of personal property proposet by the Com- | On Recpuntol x siceahemimiemmmeates =~ a First Lieut. D. 1. Ezekiel. sthinfautrv, | where I found Smith. T bers com- | would tend to show Mr. Beecher was the | missioners to be taxed. ‘The latter was as | {ud whereas sal ORS Ae, IS nn « ariety entertat elven months; Majoe Marcus A. Reno, letely ‘ked my store, ‘king the valu- | creature of his own magnanimity aad no follows: other particula well as those f that they ot believe that tt was the par ¥en - —— Iry, three months. Leave of absence for | ables In wagons. About this time the mati | vice versa; he said he had taken pains in th ‘The value for taxation fore spec ly set forth, unequal in its op - | pose of « ~s to burden this community NATIONAL THEATER, ee nonths has been granted Major ©. A. | rider from San Antonio arrived. They took | Bacon letter not to characterize the charge; | the lawiu! rations, embarvassing to trade, obnoxions, | with so disastrous a tax as that upon credit 4 ONE WEEK ONLY Reynokis, quartermaster, Camp Supply, Iu- | him prisoner, and the mail never reached | he also said, gentlemen, you don't waat i r erty assess, mischievous, and unjustly oppres:i ve: Ti plerutecol *. The pre COMMENCING MONDAY. APRIL dian Tersitory me. Smith now left bis hiding place and | neither do I, and he did not wan reference to the date of April 1s mae be te ceumiae de tuners (nas, M. Durasz mil a ae <. | ran. They gave ¢ and murdered him. | inv If any person, firm or corpora: Reactred, That while we fully recognize the | or a clove a: ian RETURN VISIT OF THE THE CELEBRATED CONTEST for the posses- | ‘The store was fired T was compelie! to | and u to make the list of property required by see- | exelasive jurisdiction of ¢ capital and | “ha DIPREZ & BENEDICT sion of the Hot Springs of Arkansas and | eave my place of Iment, which I did | not want them, s. | tion 1th, set of Congress approved March grees over the sibject of Caxat this Dis- | ing to the prosperity of a people as those RIGANTIC FAMOUS MINSTRELS. land add. t. which has been In controversy | unnoticed. I remained near and witnessed | and after reading the letter he said he would | 1575, the assessor will then from his | trict, and justly appreciat pusand | which unrcasnnably embarrass the free wee 2 ‘ Teorre asp BaaceBa sinee 1812, was decided yesterlay In the | the desircetion of my home. The Mexicans | think about it; he presented no let h | formation make an assessment, to wit! patrioticdispos it bux maniiested in leg- | of the money wf Use canitathet , sot Atel United States Conrt of Claims against Rec- | left believing me to be consamed in the | his sworn statement, I Was present at the | will add filty, per centam th an [ating apes ect Teeting the interest | enterpris a ye 1 | cor, Gaines and others, claiming the prop. | fam My children were shot at twice | conversation between persons refusing to make this list will be | (aime Bpon Sand will itizens | vestines pdequi erty. in favor of the government, it bel while they lay prostrate on the ground trom MR. TRACY AND MR, TILTO: table to conviction of mis canor and to @ | of this District, bear as best we can such por- | Hon, and is never so beneficial to a country heid that the four sections in question con- | fri! Before leaving my store the Mext- | I asked Mr. Tilton before this if bi Hine in any sum not exceeding 2500, to which | tion of it= finanelal bunlen as the nationa tiveas stitnte a government re: under the act | Cans had told Mr. Blanchiord, of litinois, that bh may be added imprisonment not exceedinz | government may. under all the ciream use it of 1832, and it will require another act of SEVERAT, AMERICAN PRISONERS, vt like Henry Ward Beec a thirty days. And if any person shall make | fy iy), it just and able toimpose | opera Congress to. restore it to the pablie domain. | W2om they subjected he most crael treat- | bad man, and preached to some of his mis- | a faise aitldavit tou the matters pro. pon us, nevertheles eving that the pres- | as the Coramissioners pro Adm p to ail p nts The property is v 1 at about $4,000,000. ment, stripping Someof them and compelling | tresses every Sund: He did not deny it, | vided in sueh section, he will be liable to con- ent tax law was biapr y passed when | pose to ex eit aut labor, seek perved -rats 50 Cent t . eee them to go harefooled before them. One man | but said he did not ask him to publish it in | vietion for perjury, ail subject to the penal | St, {&y law was haprovidentiy passel wh neg bg mente nee goatee ee THE FESTIVAL forthe benefit of the Church | who fainted from exhaustion was beaten aud | his paper. He said afterwards that he did | ties for that oflence provided by law. Ant if tgs eligi Peggle prey ye pekce weary Binns Bese pane 24 FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. of the Incarnation, at Willard Hall, March | left on the roadside. not want to find out the whole facts of the | said return 1 not be made by any firm. | fequired, we will at the opening of the. ne public good.wi jutred.tn aidition to the |G DONG PING DONG- DING DON F the f (Signed.) be DARYS., | cane. Mr. Tilton then charged Mr. Tracy | cach member thereof resident in said District | Congress Invoke its repeal, or the adoption | Interect demanded by thats DING 5 DING DONG DIN¢ and April Ist. will have among the fea One of the leaders was captured and loiged | with being guilty of unprofes-ional condu shall be liable to the penalties of this act Of such mensures as will secure proper rellet | perceniaee te thee wer THE WORLD REX tures of attraction a fin spreul lum In jail here on on Saturday. and Mr. Tracy sald it was false, that the | List of Personal Property Owned or Held April | from its oppressive and misehievous provis- | Lion for the privilege of + MATILEONS! tre nee ete the clerks of the department | HANGING OF THE CAPTURED MEXICAN. | charge he (Tilton) made against Mr. Beecher 1, 18 Sean: | true the law says, and t say And it Great y, tu bulldings can find a supply of especially ap- A meeting of citizens was held here to-day | was improper proposals, and that when he I. Credits. as follows, with the amounts in Reswleet further, That we depreeate the e creditor must 7 ax; but who pp izing, viands at a moderate cost. The | to consider what dispo:ition should he male | changed his ground he (Tracy) did not con- | dctlars and conteccies promissory notes, () | natn construction given tosail’ law: by te Putiie ka enue a oeeninal DIBG DON srine Band is to supply music for the fes- | of the prisoner, and resulted fi) bis im - | sider the contract binding. Mr. Tilton said r) money secured by deed of trust, | honorable the Commissioners of the District iy placing the burden where it Or, the Pretty Launder 2 tis al and the distinguished lady patronesses | ate trial by the people. A court was formad, | he would see about this. ‘This oceurrea at ecured by mortgages, (¢) bonds, | or Columbia, and that a committer of eleven | indlentes tka fant The capitatist Indi of the entertainment are exerting themselves | the prisoner arraigned, counsel for the prose- | Monroe Place, in the back room. There was | (/) money on deposit with any person or beappointed by the chair to confer with them | can exercise his diseretion, and may fend or SPLENDID DA BRIGHT FUN Oe eae Aone of he mow interesting afairs | ention and defence were appointed, ania | a further interview between the parties in | hank topans otler lezal claim of denna in regard thereto and induce @ revision of | not, ai bis pleasure, or, if he docs not ehoose STIRRING MUSIC AND DELIGHTFUL Soxge_ | Of the kind ever held in Washington. jury empannelled. The evidence showed the | the front parlor. Tilton came én, threw his | for money. other valuable thing, or for | their action in the premises. either «o hoard or lend, may invest bis sar- . be folt 5 . Farce of WoMAs ScPrRraGe Not Proyipep ror | Prsouer to be guilty of murder, arson, rob- | arms around Mr. Pracy, and said. 4 think, | labor or service due or to become due; total | "Reeder! rth hat until the action of | plus in non-t » securities; but the indi- T be followed by the «creaming Farce of : SU vied very. false imprisonment and torture of | “1 take back what I said;” and he said some- | credits, s—. Congress can be had upon the subject we | gent borrower is competied to have the loan, THE LAUGHING HYENA. 'N | THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.— | Anjcricans. He was sentenced to be hanged, | thing about him being the only man he liked Il. Valid and bona fide Debts, individually | earnestly protest against any enforceraent of | sr submit that hie Il shall bee faliare, and “DING DONG MATINEE SATURDAY Among the eases decide! by the Supreme | and the sentence was immediately exe- | in Brooklyn. J was present when he brought | and absolutely owed by the person taxed the proves ms of the law affecting personal | allow bis vigorous energy to waste in use- MONDAY EVENING. Moreh 2. Court yesterday was that of Miner vs. Hoper- | cuted. = SS tyes cia, Bola bree ook — = “psp gment Son property. | lessness. He must, therefore, accept suck = aoe aah satt, o of erre supret ‘ r Mr. Tilton read one written by Mrs. on | debtedness unless founded on some consider- | terms as capital demands, whether ti parS2 tf CARNCROSS & DIXIE'S MINSTRELS | Sih 0N8 writiof error to the supreme court | Amother eas en ene ere aceite or ber offence or sin. It | ation rightfully received and believed at Remarks by Hon. R.T. Merrick. | {erm i» capital dimands. whether they ve JATIONAL THEATER. juestion. whether under the fourteenth | 9.20 o'clock p. A citizen of this place, | was finally agreed that Mr. Winslow should | time of making such acknowledgment tobe | Mr. Merrick said that the committee had | ‘O° Vone thar failure will follag: itty wonton N — a amendment a Woman, who is a citizen of the | who has jnst returned from Mexico, where xamine those letters. Valid consideration therefor, nor aay ac- | directed him. in presenting the resolutions. | to fail than not to try at all, though ta the THE PARIS AND NEW YORK SUCCESS OF | United States and of a state, isa voter in the | went to purchase mules, visited ‘Monterey HORACE B. CLAFLIN TESTIFIED. knowledgment of debt made for purpose of | 1) make a few remarks in explanation of | failure he and the cominunity share @ com- 1s? state, notwithstanding the provision of the | and Monciova, where he learned that about Ihave known Henry Ward Beecher ever dimin.shing the amount of credits to be listed what they contained, and in explanation of | Mo list is willing to constitution and laws of that state confine | 700 men had leit that section for Texas, there | sie: be for taxation.) (a) Notes, (6) accounts, (« 3 ai thc acaion wr this an 1 rprising man at Commencing MONDAY EVENIS Mareh 29. | the At of sulTrage to men alone. The court | purpose not being stated. He thereupon re- | conzres Cc rents, (d) amount payable in labor or service | the law which was the occasion of ti ak per Six per cent. is the amount DE SIE Rights and one matinee only, fret production } in tying its opinion reviewed the claimsand | furhed rapidly home. At Camargo and +) v 3 1 have known Tilton | (current price). (e) proportion certainly to be | semblage; that he understood from the com | he deems it important for himeelf to realise Fecra Bante. Levoca s last and most sncevssfal | merits of the case at much iength, and was | einity ail'tihe Pelates have an appeared, and | about half the time Ihave known Beecher. | paid as security for others, () amount of al! | mittee that such remarks should be in the | fouriiie itecetee ee he elt te the op- ¢pera Boutte. noanimous in the judgment that the Consti- | bands of 4¢0 and 600 are reported crossing ta: | In the spring of Is? [ was present at Moul- | Stier valid and bona fide indebtedness due | nature of a report accompanying the resolu- | eration of this law. increase the rate of re GIROFLE-GIROFLA, tation of the Tnitel States does not confer | river near Romaand Edinburg. It is stat 1 | ton’s house, when the arbitration was talked | individually and absolutely. Total deduction | PAtwte of a they had notime to commit their | terest to eee ee the nurcoean, cities aad | the right of suffrage upon any one, and that | further thatenaid on this place is contem. | over between Mr. Bowen and Me Tilton. | for indebtedness s——. Nétamountofecredits | Views to Wrilike. : SEVEN AND A HALY PER CENT., poe oes Ape nye ie in gh i gg cllcne tg onstitntions of the several states which | plated, and that the Mexican leader of the | There were present Mr. Wilkes April Ist, 1475, to be entered for taxation, | “the Smiaitess find themselves in the | in one TEN AND AMALE PERCENT) Gprcus mise ex identics commit that trust to men alone are not | outlaws boasted that his bugies woul sound | ton, Mr. Tiltoy and myself. —— presence of a law which, as an existing stat- | amount ot income he thinks hixmoney should fast. presenting for trst time tn Wash. n arily void. The Chief Justice deliv- | in the streets of Corpus Christi when the | bad a $ proof of the III. Stock as follows; —- —— -— —— ute coming from competent authority. isen- | yield him. W hilst, therefore, by tl rms MLLE CORALIE GEOFF ROY ered the opinion: people least expect it him. a portion of w IV. Moneys in actual possession. titled to the formal respect. of the | Or the law, he is required to pay the tax, *rima Donna from the leading Parisi . Officinl Report of the Raids. tripartite « V. Household goods and furniture ofevery | people, but whose obnoxious and o'- | hinder its practical operation, it is in fact MILLE LEONTINE MIN inernicr Boxns—The Attorney General | wil Vouk. Mirch 0 Her onicans | drat ol the tri nt, whie! kind, gold and silver plated, and china ware, | Retlocable | provisious, the coil yey ye : E LEORTINE MINE! Jution, | 24S given an opinion in reply to an inquiry | qin *, "General Auzur, who is still | Teed and talked over that night. I had not | jeweiry, watches and books. believe, will produce | most. imischiev- | as stated in the resolutions, in the part f2> yy Serendip Bh = ¥ m the commissioners of the sinking fund | in commani of the Texas border, yesterday | then seen Mr. Bowen. The conversation was | VI. “Value of all goods and merchandise | ous and “disastrous consequences Wili- | towhieh: I aan Row aeienriieg ee eet eae —S G DE QUERCY ether there has been | telegraphed {0 the commandant’ at Fort | About the publication of the statement. Mr. | on land. out any corresponding xood, and which, | poverty and labor. aud notur-,. << apon the Parisian Op-ra Comizns pion of bonis lestien by thie aot frowneville, garding the ramored | Tilton threatened in the Golden Age. untess | "WIT. Value of all articles on hand for pur therefore, in their opinion, ought to be sus: | And wealth ee Valt not, Salvator, Daval lion of bonds issued by the a murders by Mexicans. The follow- | Mr. Bowen settled for the contracts due him | pose of beiog used in whole or in part In any | pended in their operation until the legisla- | aie Savors ce een ae comma: Porrant SRAND CHORUS “an thea tobe lestedvad. “saeciaten ae gu the Brooklyn Union and Intependent. | process Or operation of manufacture, com | tive anthority. by Which they’ were improv! | Petise of labor, und « cérprige and energy are ORC rformers, nn ler *stroy § ASF 7 Seep ae e | Mr. mn said there was ¢ seven. | pining, redressing. or reflning. Gently adopted can be invoked to give them | Bere ot lau = ine ners he direc iELE ofthe option tat the Ronee areas | Taneies Mee etal ae Coe aniine | elghtornine thousand dollars, Tilton sad | Cp Taitcssing or zeAning: tes such consideration as thelr importance re- | serves to be bicgaee gan ara oe os ands of the Commissioners tobe dealt | aud of a threatened attack on that place, | he would publish tne article in the next pa- | tools, implements and mac: 2 band. ‘Applause. . 3 ncial disasters. will be presented smpletences of all th as reyuired by the act of the District | Some ranches have doubtless bese routed | Per, unless be had a settlement. ‘The mi Value of agricultur ais, ample. receive iu the turmoil and - | "The ‘committee have further instructed ents esened tech ran 7 agape rep: | with as required by the act of the District | Some ranches have doubtless been r have | Was his due and he would have it. I told him ntsand machinery lam tack taoutn of om expariin | toss that eee ears further instracted m werntations in Now York. PO fervor gt Pisani pte ig ncig or a get ee oa killed dnd otnere tak vonere. The | there was no use for sich a publication; it Value of agricultural or market pro ms, itt Which time tbey were agopte: pt: hy in Aa the tax upon money jAdnission $1 Bewerve cents extra act of Cougressol June 20th, It. By the | been Tagen somnig uegporehare es sate | could Gouin ty wood aad Uist Me Emer | gcc Donen races sn tucuee metre | thei OY mnortanges and deeds of "rust anit allery. Se cents. Seat: ote >| setof the District Assembly the Commis- | prisoners, however, a ed to hi , * awe as = ” ed e pr 5 | the ta. he erty so incur ~ Tansic store and box office ~ioners were authorized to issue bonds in | escaped. ‘These marauders have been dri ee ein neon oe Beilin ered hee Noe all other pe ety pen ie gy We get fwd sak nd Lime, is, iu their opinion, a louie , IBITION axp SALB (Sew No 3 ge ent o! ; ev ‘ s s y ci Hu a : i id. m ein re} S eto. it is 3 if rope! rye ag Ro 1 ON REMIBIFION azp GALE (Wow No | icc: to negoiinie tisenic Cf dies, Ata wad | cook Te Pata, Sad eee bane cli ncy | bitration had besa talied over into which | Weg Nemes OO RNS. atm ais. | that I should sey that they have speciatiy | Sit Upon She same Fosties thee ist burden 456 H Ar. } 39 r ee ta sae eae bilities | oxounted focce to ept the robbers. Gen. | Mr. Bowen was willing to enter. I said that | and earriages and wagons. charged in their own behalf | $52 to have been otthie Woy cannet BI MARKRITER’S, ee Seediates tnt ton oan I eon tiie os ixpose. | J, thought this statement should not be pub- | “'XUTL. All other choses in action and in | {RAFEE: Me to declare in their own hetult | believe it to have within the eontem Be. 439 Tears soeve Oud Fillows’ Hal it theve-teuths certificate orindent: | Bans: depredations have. been cobiatiid | lished, as it was a great seanda possession, and all other articlos of personal | jzens of the Disirict of Columbia propose or | Plath ssl epgeennine enna et aia Rene Choice Oi! Paintings, Engravings. Chromos, & ssued under an act of Congress and | along the river. above this point, of late, and TILTON SAID HE WOULD P oe, prope-ty not included in the foregoing items | desire by ny means to xvoid the full pa most palpably manifest where the enter Also, largest stock of Pi lsngings, Window c said city. These certificates | several persons have been killed. I believe | DotWithstanding. This interview broke up | of this statement. nent of theentire amount of the finanei trust or mortgage is given to secure the Baader, Pictores, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas. A ca these robbers are Mexicans, and that ie | bout ten o'clock, 1 saw Mr. Bowen a day | Eremptions under the lune, wat 10 be inetuted in | MeRLOL the entire amount of i ge is g » 8 r- areas re When the firstclass ofthese | majority of them are from the other eldo Cg om toad gored idl obey Rent dda Return List (0 Assessors: of the United States may thir i) Cote gh ye Bo, — SF Pleans remember Same and Namber. jelly the bonds Ir not be sold bv al ty a ogee rele par- Pee ee vate tat cl Te ee a dy Moog taxation by the | ee a po Roel apn should p i @ piece of real — finy 1 suerifice. he Commissir Sout stealing cattle and robb: hes, \ an Abe's a . applause.) As citizens ~ | thousand ars entirely upon ¢ 1, tae ~ i “ psrhig . lon aa I went ihere. I had the press proof and | 2. Goods, chattels ani other personal prop- 4 : agg ng reo | 7 y “dit, FESTIVAI tis dont cnine the thet wena. Tes a ieee arent eae showed it to him. I intereeded for Mr. Tit } erty owned by persons domictied in the Dice | WEL We fully appreciate the generou his deed from the vendor, and execute a deed position manifested by the Federal 1 aos ture in behalf of our Interests, and the prospect of increased welfare promised ton, and we met again on Tuesday night, th - being present. The paper Mr. for the loans. These bonis : ren paid. bot With tke proceeds of the oe same part ng more definite. trict of Columbia, but whose legal resid ence of rust or morigage tosecure the payment of is out of said District and waich property is ae ihe purchase money at certain fature periods E i i 7 plset r | “ of time, the wealth “pec aes Re of the bonds, nor with mon THE BEECHER TRIAL. Over and discussed. “MreTilton sald it was | SROg CEM NATE. sitqual owner is | M4 the necessary rosult of a correct Apprecia: | ould bot thereby bemmediaeeie acne eee es : section ¢ the assembly act of 1572, ada: to him ant 3. Btock (6 6 the individ ner is | tion on the part of the Federal authorities = wank ~y - , CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION Yespecial purpose ot meetii the ite New You opened | fr but TP withheld’ im antit Mts. Bowes | oot al ceed iat ee ee a the relations of the national government 10 | Lor, oud, th is Contaaned be Gpeunt aes = ia thi ° as 5 lc a eu | capital in sa istrict. we capital stock | ai a yed isl = 4 : a i ‘ To be held at Willard Hall und for these. payment; but witht th O deferntant Sa his ite ect cqurt-room. | should sign it, We talked about two hours | ofall corporations In sald Disttests to be | Me uational capital; and we donot wish to | bedoubled i walue, or incre in value ederendant and his wife were absent, but | Over it,and said I thought Bowen would con. be understood as making any complaint as | st att ‘arly in his seat frem other appraised in bulk by the assessors, and the | for the notes given for the purchase On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY re to what Congress may have done in this = ae wat conmtioake le ate sent to the arbitration. Mr. Tilton differed on ; 5 foe atin noney do net coustitate in themselves an Band will be in attentar _ ad her escort were absent also, | with me about that. When | took the paper | £orPOrations issuing the same shall’ be liable | Fard in the exercise of a deliberate intent. | independent substance of pro] but are = a S ov TREASURER Sery- | 4nd their places were occupied by strangers. | to Mr. Bowen I was to tell him he ought. to | (1 Wa property & But firmly impressed with the be! simply the representatives of the 4 Mr. Evarts stated that a with which is the real estate. and th property which existe! E i namely, fifty thousand dollars til was adopts! under misapprehensions | estate’ is, thereiore, fact, only fifty 1 improvidentiy. that it contains pre thousind doliars still) Now, uader the law, sions obnoxious to lezislative duty, offen ©] as construed by the ¢ minis@ioners, this toevery individual's sense of private right | property. whieh is only fifls thousand dole and personal integrity, burdensome upon | lars, is io be taxed as a hun tred thousand ue people to an extent infinitely beyond what | dollars, by levying the tax upon both the ress desisned it should be, aud exacting | substance and the shadow. The commit manearly twice as greatas thatestimated | Go pot believe that Compress desione 4 for the needs of the government, we feel it to s of in empt by law from exeeu- — aet of Congress we are now consid ary Suh, 1869, 14th Stat- | not in its language express — from execution | THE DELIBERATE INTENT OF CONGRESS w zing to all persons, | tp nd to all heads of families being houseLoki- | ers, beds, bedding, household furniture. Stoves, cooking utensils, ete., not e: $00 in value: provisions for three sunport, whether provided or growing: “wel for three months: mechanics’ (ols, and im- plements of debtoss’ trade or business amounting to #260 in valué, with $200 worth sign it like a chris! g hoes Jowed in a paragraph in an man. I said to Moul- ag dave SYAR yesterday. the resignation of y Spinner was pte by the Pres- July ist. There - _ - are two stor nh as Lo the causes ‘eb Mr. Henry M. Cleve- tion. (Act of as about to leave court should make testimony, 4 ige Neilson to be pr The judge ton and Tilton that I thought the publication he city. He | would injure Mr. Bowen and his papers. I rangement: | saw Mr. Bowen that night, and returned to id he would | Moulton’s. 1 said Bowen did not object to a Present at his ex- | sign the paper, and wanted to read it, and leading to this resignation. One is to the id that the counsel | think itover. ['said to them I thought Bown effect that upon the return of Secretary Bris- | should make what arrangements might be | would sign the paper. Bither Wiikeson or Style and Elegance! tow trom New York on Friday last he sent | necessary, and suggested some afternooa, | Tilton said I made a great mistake ln nor or Treasurer Spinner, and informed him | which wi agreed to by the counsel, but the | having it signed, and that I should not have that in view of the declaration on his part ¥ Was not definitely fixed. left it'With him. Mr. Chas. Storrs was pro- t he would prefer to retire to the shades ot ; RACE B. CLAFLIN THE ed as ope ot the trators. Mr. James: RESUMED THE late these two universally Feca r TAN. of stock for carrying on business of debtor | be our duty to ourselves if Possible to arrest r private life, his resignation would be accept- WITNESS STAND, ‘teeland was also to bé oh®. The tune of sea ; hander e y velve u Of taxation: first, Unat all taxes shou Id be OUR SPRING OPENING able if tendered. Meanwhile the Secretary | aetee ors—Mr. Jas. the meeting of the arbitrators was ar | profeesigiay saan rary, Amd implements, of | jis operation until a deliberate ju Sere a eee OF GENTLEMEN'S FINE GAnMmENT# | ‘'st@phed to John C. New, of Indianapolis, | ; is residence, Mogi, | hged upon that night. It was to be in | Ghe horse, one mule, or yoke of oxen; one | Ue ,PAassed upon it by t never be Uwice exacted trom (he same prop- ieeeEt Aen na ae as E.. the if he desired to be Treasurer of the | el at Moulton’s residence. Mec Moulton’s study. cart, wagon,or dray.and barvess for sueh rr he could have the place. Mr. | ton, Bowen and Tilton were also prese New responded to the Invitation in person, | Tilion made a long statement of his case, { yesterday morning arrived here. where. yitg thirty minutes, in which he state as Y he indicated to Secretary Bristow that jevance, and when he bad finished, Mr. THE STRIKING MINERS. uid aecept the trust. . Upon this Secre- | Bowen stated bis ease. occupying bat afew | Am Armed Body En Route for Hazle. ist tformet General Spinner | minuies. After they had got through they ton, = iis resignation would prove accepta- | retired, and we had a consultation. After | HAZLETON, Pa., March 30.—A telegram whereupon he tendered it Oa the | half au hour we agreed on the award, and | received this morning from Audenreid states ther hand it is, with positiveness, as- | Sent for them. Mr. Bowen, Mr. Tilton and | that an armed force of miners, which eom- serted that Gen. Spinner, teeling the Mr. Moulwon came in. I made the «anounee- | menced organizing last night, is en voute for Pp ‘hes oF age. concludet Lo throw aside the | ment of the result of our deliberation: this place. They compel others to join them judgment, promptly and cheertuliy res of office anc spend ihe remainier of his | f said we bad male up onr minds they | and intend to visit Treskow and Beaver | 0: 5300, ony. 1 e committee are also impressed with the ever it m: - [Applause } | belief that the mode ling the law is The first and .. | SPossly unjust int the sel off of debts — OF THE = Tsk mg ii —_ seats | to credits only. ars wing them y= the committee find to this law is Its inquisi- | ser off against the amount of property the 400; one cow, | torial character. It requires as a prelitni- | jraividusl may have in possetece, Phere nary re ge She asecaarannis 40 igre poo are certain vague expressious Oo the jaw ‘ronal property that every indiviv Which in this particular, may possibly justi- bela for gale, not over the value of 9500, and | Should make a ‘eturn under affidavit to a | Ritch in this particular, may ee all household, store, shop or office furniture schedule to be prepared by the Commission- | foreed at all this law should be enforced ac- or tools not held for sale not over the value | ers of the District of Columbia, of all his cording to its spirit, and not atone according personal estate, even to the minutest artécle | to its letter tax it proposes to levy ix @ At this point the court adjourned team; farming utensils, with food for such team for three months, and, if debtor be a larmer. any other farming tools of value of family pictures and all the family library not exceeding in value : one sWine, six sheep.) 5. All libraries or bOoks in use, and not | i j | ; professional man or avtist to value of 5000: | be passed upon it by the 3 | i $100; all ALL NEW STYLES AND HANDSOME NOVELTIES NOW bISP DON OTR Ce in that rest which he needs, and that | should Srst barn a bus Alexander inquired if Dis- ld sumption _ “ . 1 the papers belon to | Meadow, collecting new recruits as they ad. | , Mr. Colum I needed for housenold use or consumption. | tax in persona, and not in rem: & LAX THE PAST IS SURPASSED prompted by this feeling solely ine resigned, | the scandal, and that Sr Bhsren pent Yavee. Our streets are thronged with excited trict securities were included in the taxable and embracing all his credits of every kind erwoni aie not a tax upon p: N EB 'TIFUL VARIET without any imation from any quarter | the $7,000 to Mr, Tilton, and they should sign | citizens discussing the situation. nangry sir.—*« 7 ; | and 2 1 a perso b De Fass or oon reasoner SELEC “TIONS. jrompting hiscourse. Today Mr. New in- | the covenant. The papers to be burned were | word oF display of weapons muy precipitates | , The Chair—*Yes, sir; all except. the regard to ter or value, and without | amountor property they may have. bat not bonds guaranteed by the United States.” ted that he would secept the tendered } the letter of apology an the article dated | a fearful riot. ‘Burgess Ulmer has been ap- pointment, and was cha 1 through | Ist of January, 1873, ides other papers con- | pealed to to meet them before arriving here, he various rooms of the Treasury depart- | nected with the scandal. Moulton and Til- | and remonstrate against their entering the mert by “Buck” Jewell, of Indiana, former- | ton agreed to this and seemed satisfied with | town. respect to any obligation of secrecy with | ¢ tax uj the property # asa The Resolutions. which they ma: be surrounded. In other | jx tereiore manifest toat it was The committee on resolutions here re- | Words the a pees THE INTENTION OF THE LAW missioners in with their cou- | that each individual should pay in propor- ly Third Assistant Postmaster General the award, Bowen said he had no rt —_-—_—_ turned and reported a preamble and resolu- | struction of the law isa trying aud searching | {ion to bis actual wealth, but if his devte are SARGORR STCCE: ————++ce——____ | nim, but would like the return of the Wool. THE SPRING FLOODS. tions as follows, through Mr. Merrick, who ry individual in the District of | BOt.t0, be estimated th caloulating the BETTER STYLES Tur CHANDLER LIBEL Case —Buell Dis- | stock letter which was agreed to. The | ‘The Susquehanna Slowly Rising. | said that he had been requested to submit a Colnenbiec Td resus to which ho tex | suneUal Of bis wealth, the semmit saat Be MORE VARIETY: charged.—The case ot A.C. Buell, cha: with agreement was then brought up, and Mr. Cuickres, Pa, March 30.—The Su: few remarks upon the law in connection w the solemnities of an oath to | taxed may have in bis possession visible per- FORER PINiSM libelling ex- Senator Chandler, of Michigan, | Tilton said he would like to alter it. Laskei | panna is about a foot higher than yes y, | With the resolutions: io to the inspection of the assessors | \anat y to theamount of fifty or a in the Detroit Press a year ago, and h | what alterations he desired to make, and he | and is still rising siowly. The weather is ~- Whereas the Congress of the Cnited States and citizens of the world, ail bis entire | jjundred and dollars, which he is com- THAN EVER BEFORE case was appealed by the goyernment from | took his peneil and interlined the paper, and warm and pleasant. at its recent session, passed an act for the | business affairs, however minute, and how- led to return to the assessor, ad which the United States District to the United | wrote something on another paper. attached Port Drposit, Mp., March 3$.—The river | sup} ort of the tof the District of | eversaered. Your committee regard such a pore tidbege 9 tax at its market at foes, Sty, pl, diate eu | tt oer Pag sana Cer | SiPtvice Karama, uranic, Savas | Gre mbngedee se gtr sume | rer amen Be re ites i | Ie Sewerage nr D yi > | » all the ice has out of river, and - provi p al ‘ An pystcntay rendered « decision affirming that | longed for some time. “I carried the paper to | alti ic aca fan Wonton ree ae | 18EE. providing for yin sald Diserict’ | Muative authority. They do not monn to in oa te A BOYS CLOTHING of the lower court, and Mr. Buell was dis- pithy do yee and he was to make a clean {Numerous telegrams from other points rep- ae eee ee . pd = it = the federal constitution, and ‘ew do not | of nit 10 his lisbilities other than by iL s 2 “1 . charged. ‘ resent that there is no danger whatever from ry ot euch lauieeiona oe it in reference to the act un- this property. point OF OEE SEES AND GRADE Akneacae NOR A ESR EE ei ras | oir aan foods in the Susquehanna or Delaware, un- | property, is inquisitorial and sand | Rerematterstion any consiitetional auc. | cele of pp — ad ELEVEN YEARS AGo.—Detective Rathbone, | g6.999 Da LOR NOTES. less there should be rain.) y Fea) 2 full disclosure of all the’ pri- | tion, but they do think that i Of ine United States secret service, yesterday 080 pees Sea Brent of Prom. vate business affairs ot zen in " the nature of S0- | ceriainly not much more than a ciety and of ament does be som | under the instructions given for the qirested Joseph Lawnsbury, ai Liberty. | New York, Marck it _—The breach or |. Th¢ Imprisoned Editor—storey. minutest detail under affidavit, assumes to | finite to legtelative power nestion, that a useless | ment of the law in qi he is to be cM % impose an obligation most difficult to be sat- 87 Make Au Farly € fruiers“in. Clearfield. counts. Pa. who was | Biotin stt or 90.00 damaayes brought by | CHICAGO, March 30 Thecits daiites, wivn | imdee an Suuugacion many dimcult fe st | inquiry into the private aifairsof & citizen fe though se were!a. nai of Indepervient oJ attempting to arrest him in ass for desertion }ii1¥ ,chanberlayne, aged Svea ted east | Williams in sentencing Mr. Storey, editor of RR reg me here gh close those affairs to the view and crittcisin | <trued, bears ith pecetlarenverty upon our faa the United States army. He has been Yavin a verdict for plalulift for sa ore. the Zimes, to ten days imprisonment for con- | Toralization: and Whereas said law charges Fe ee ee eee ie teat” | merchants. who constitute the useful taken to Pittsburg. Lawnsbury is said to be Eva lieal Alli: tempt of court. a securities a rateof tax equal —— — jm} Bmp ayn _ | and enterprising class of and for HABLE BROTHERS aisha = | ‘The executive committee of the eli PRLS io twenty-five per cent. of the Income ordi. pn ae Re to | Whom, I may be to say, tose an— Tux Rsione ISLAND FRoMrBrtroN state cal alliance: at A meeting in Brooklyn lasi Cae epee arily derived, therefrom, five times | fovy a tax te committee can seenothing but | N? ae? honor and psrsona PAILORS AND CL RS, convention met Providence yesterday. | evening, decided not ‘@ meetin; TEL |—The lence than tax formerly upoa Tnischievous consequences and ane- | {Peerity which the custom PATLORE AND COTA, The present state ticket Was Honiinated by | biennial conference 19 Ticks ee ete | og Grae Tee Dy Mp Magch 20 Th fn janie + mars near this Conver Tm axv DStxesrs | Mclamation: Henry Howard for governor, will be two other meetings there about the | place, was burned last night with its em. " = | Charies ©. Vanzandt for lieutenant gov- | time of holding this one” They deeu, ts. Two children, sed eight and “CORSETS. 929,800 MADE, “HOW? | ernor, the remainder of the Ucket being the | hold it iu Pittstare or esas | CIGARS. The B—0O ! stn 4 hy, 3 tor B cle They are.the Flower of Smoke, | jaime nominated by the republican coaven- A Boy Crashed to Death. Dr MocRATIC NOMINATIONS AT ANNAPO- Jew as 82 per lv. sealing Ha RRISBURG, Pa., March 30.—Jas. Reese, | Lis A!r.A. W. Wells has been nominated 14 street and 430 “<a street northwest. 87 Dispatches from Madrid report Don aged jourteen Se ene between the for mayor by the democrats of Annapolis, Sign of Clock, Carlos nas ordered persons found reading Ca- Ns an the Loch ie! follt and instant}; .T. Iglebart a All brands eq tally low. oa ba => ly brera’s manifesto to be shot. . | killed. ae af tion tia place on ‘Monday next. i i Fi FH i i iy i §& i i fi i 5 5 | 88% ‘ween consumer, <redit, for the needs of the (Continied on 6. th Page) ‘ieee