Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1876, Page 1

* The Intermational Bins Wate. THE EVENING STAR. | r wil RI Ses Lanta Petegros Jam © | the celebrated tan of Ancorieam PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Exeepted, small bore shots fresh frou tue victory AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. Te Se yas, senen Pennsylvania Avenue, cormer 11th Street, prened that auodennaien cok rat it, = The Evening Star Newspaper Company, = — 8. H. BAUFFMANN, Pres't. match io Ireland ee ye em: sree at ‘edon, shawed THE EVENING STAB is serve! by carriers co sulseribers ai TEN CENTS FER WaEK,OR Foxry- . BouR CENTs Pex more. Copies at’ the Cn eo @ © Eicho Shield pers Each. By mia bb neve ay Re Cag om WEEKLY STAR—prdished om Priday— |= wear, poriane propard. EF Ali sudseripirons invariably in advance, @ad nego sons tha pd Jar” On Sa V2, 47—N2. 7,118. WASHINGTON D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1876. TWO CE BF Raves of advertising fern SPE NOTICES. ° Society and Personal. ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE WHIS- | FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. | PECIAL NOTICES EVENING STAR. Yesterday Highland Place, with its hos- KY RING BUSINESS. | Telegrams to The Star. GRAND Our NCIE, Sse OF JONADAS, — | pitable and elegant hostess, was the scene of —— WEDNESDAY, January 19. | —o—. , meet ZS & jet — W hin; N a Gozsi. @ gay and fashionable ‘assemblage. Miss About Abijah Everist. SENATE.—A number of memorials ani A WASHINGTON MAIL ROBBED. perth Tt o'clock ©. H. SIMPBON, GS. a8 gton ows an iP Page and Miss Dodge, of Cambridge, Mass., | When Conduce Megrue, who was the pay- | Dills were presented, among them the follow- SEES as i. GovVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAy.—Inter- | @ssisted Mrs. Bryan in receiving those who | master of the now broken whisky ring, saw a 3 5 t = nal revenue, $231,747; ensioms, $7,105. eae’. hh WEES era | Btf0 Withdraw from It, it became necessary ofticautoncunns: Veta ae U. S. STEAMER ASHORE. e pan} > > Tue AMOUNT of national national bank notes re- | woe eameraie, Deeaases ever 7 nis wi aad tw select a successor. It required no ordinary | ument at Yorktown, Va. Sand: . The ‘The attendance ct every member is ih TS hic eR CQLUMBIS LODGE, 4 10— re jarvted ai the regular mecting on THURSDAY Oth in-tant , when important Z it Dust man to fill the bill. He, of all others,the | By Mr. Whyte—Memorial of the board of be cn . y » Se Viet | 6. IMO. THOMSON, Reo Geo. | Celve? at the Treasury to-day for redemption faraily peor oe rior with thelr mama “ing knew full wel should ecuabioe wits the trade of Baltimore in relation to the Cen- | a RASCALLY EX-STATE TREASURER. N SAVINGS BANK ene and enjoyed the pleasure of receiving the ents of sagaci! je secretiveness . Sherman— 1 sist of fifteen shots each day at $0, 990 It dividend of intor- SECRETARY BELKNAP returned to theity | many guests, who wandered thi the | clam, It washis place to be as dumb as an on “ relation pipet! sa pages ides, ‘position, &o., bet 4 ene Ait Be parable on and atter | this morning, and was at the War depart- | parlors and picture gallery, filled with ad- | ovsterand as wiseasa Solomon. These qua!- | Texas P. R. R. EUROPEAN AFFAIRS TO-DAY. y rifle” competitions at W aaeum co. all sume left on ceposit'oue oriore | ment tc day. tee ee ee were found largely possessed by AbIjzh | | By Mr. Booth Petition of John A. Suter, PDAY, - | don. "No sighting shots will br alowed, nor ‘alendi m1 , halt enai a o_ ‘ver & gauger revenue, who | 0! praying comp n-ation for land tal 5 —_—o——_ MA practice on selected Sanusty 1. 174. interest’ not catied for will bear | NOMINATIONS.— The President sent the tenandsome Mrs. Ward and her fair dangh- } was helping to ran the machine at the distil | By Mr. Couover—piil to provide for @ al: a eiaiek cae ahead within two clear days of the tion. ‘eters Ue the Brin un HITZ, President pedi nay eergppiepabedione ae at sioclson, residence in this ity, “chat each ‘Ta y Bian wens lioesd oa the pince’ ale Poult ono Ry Mr Bon twell_-A bill to provide for th Letters for Phttadel oy the tusive will boesienees te Goninon v lont. “ each Taesda, ; a r ! wide for the jan. BN PRENTISS. Cochic Wm. D. Boyd, to be postmaster at Houltoa, Witnesses agathering at their home of the | tignt,and aceepted. € organization ‘Of & bar Of the two houses or [Special Dispatch to The Sar.) manner: The three best total scoresoat METHOPOL'S SAVINGS BaNK—tho | Maine. pg ight remegeoe e Paley se a soon as the selection was made, Megrue, | Congress. BALTIMORE, Jan. 19.—Tbe mail baz out o | We four will be taken as the aggregate of second sm! anunal dividend of interest to | PxersoNaL—Gen. O+E. Babcock will not | Ms. Blaine and Miss e number or | #2# business like transaction, tarnéd over to | __By Mr. Cameron (Wis.)—To aid the Win- | Washington last night for Poiladelpiin was | €&ch Competitor, and the sixteen competitors SER ae thee rate of Sve pes cout fat sana? 20; | ieave for St. Louls until the latter part of | jadies aod gentleman’ who exch Tucsday | nim what funds he had on hand, gave him a | nebago Indians in Wisconsin. found with twomen in Kari's woods, having | B&ving the bighest aggrecates wilt then se- left on deposit one or more calendar months | the month. ----Senater Dorsey, of Arkan- | avail themselves of the opportunity of cali- | [ist of the naines to whom he was required to Mr, Withers—To provide for the relief | been cut open and robbed. Tney were ar- | lect the two iret members of the team. These two will then select a thind, tue three By - make payments, posted him erally as to | of I) B. Morton, of Virginia. ¥ P| ey 5 ra ee Teak ey anaes 2. ISTE the | £2, has removed to House No. 14 Lafayette ing and ‘enjoying afew moments chat With | the duties of the disuursiug officer took ¢ Bo et lao nen ee -su Tnotion of Mr. Sherman, the Senate | otber, J. c. 8 ¥ hearing. | 9 fourth, and so on until the twelve are com- PE cpg polo ‘quare, which be ha; leased for three years. | Meme ion | dtink of the “crooked” with him, and went | proceeded to the consideration of the Dill | It is cupposel they were atten the weekend; | plete. Theeaptatn (if mot in fe at eteets mend SAMUEL NORMENT, President, Spe gee am Mrs. Franklin Kinvey’s card reception | to New York to squander his substance in | providing for filling vacancies In the com. > the adjutant will be ex 0 3. A. RUFF Cassior- eas) thesce ie THE CENTENNIAL BILL was called up in | was a brilliant affair. Mrs. Kinney is very | Soigus living. ecionee Of the Freeman's Saving and pouch. ont of the aantl wae op ened. BM. | ofthese commitions af ction. Afteg the YOUNG MEWS CHRISTIAN associa- | Commiticec’ the Wholeof the Honse at 1 | BIOate cor my the elite of ine ely. ware EVERIST TO THE FORE. Trust company, and prescribing their duties, FOREIGN NEWS. Selection the twelve men must be ON, Corner %b ana D st 3 o'clock to-lay. It is not probable @ vote | conorecated in the three elegant pariors. Meanwhile Everist bezan payments where | (8. 141,) and “after slight discussion and | gnee mts Marching on Khokana. | © 00! together for two days for aco: BEADING LOOM. CIRCULATING LI | will bo reached before t>-morrow a.iernoon, | “Phe ladies of Mand N streets and the la- | Megrue left off. He continued toservein the | amendment the bill was passed. LONDON, Jan ion The Daily Teltereen, | Compariton and register of rifles, &e RY, PARLOK AND CONVERSATION | as more than twenty members are down for po par pester pireets and the la” | dual capacity of a government gauger and | Senate bill €3, providing for the ment | pertin special #2 must also bind themselves to proceed to MS. EVENING CLASSES IN GERMAN, vy wa fol dies of Georgetown all nad very pleasant * ‘Hes per Tlin special says that disturbances have . oer, Be BSS ee: | spccchee. Tessptions. ring paymaster. He succeeded quite hand uo to the heirs of Gen. James H. Carter, | occurred in the neighborhoo! of Samarcano, | America At the time and in the vessel se- LITERARY: SOCIETY: “DAILY. PRAYEE ——- s somely and disbursed an enormous sum, Mexico, for the destruction of sup- | ‘The insurgents are advancing toward Kho. | ©¢t¢ by the captain of the team, and eon- Mn. MonTon’s SPEECH—At 2 o'clock this | , MTs. Reprejentative Morey, of Louisiana, | even much more than his predecessor, fo) . m; SABBATH SBR- Ar who has chosen Tuesdays from 2to5 p.m: ne hit 3 VICES in Lincoln Hail. 2:80 p. m., conducted by | afternoon, in the Senate, Mr. Davis’ resolu- | Sy'whieh to receive her friemis, received a | tere had been added to the list of the bene fhe young men of the Am-ocistion; Music, led bY | tion in regard to Treasury accounts was laid | large number of calls yesterday at her resi- | B¢i@ries quite a number of names, which piles, destroyed by order of Gen. Canby to | Kand. form to all regulations laid down by Bim, prevent them from falling into the hands of forfeiting, in the event of net doing so, all the enemy, was taken up, aud, after discus- ‘he Financial Situation tn Londen. 2 D right to khoot in the team. They mast also - ™ 4 d 4 It has been generaliy supposed during the ear f nea Tee eee wer gislis ia. | aside informally, and Mr. Morton began the | dence, 316 C street northwest. ots Risley Rpt bog he- | URehate, bill Ise for the relierot Messrs. | Week that the bank rate of discount would | sctray the anh, decT-tr Teeding of a long speech on the fraudulent At the state dinner at the White House coming awed at the enormity Of. the illicit Peasley ana Mellany, for mail service, was | %€ reduced to-morrow. To-day, however. the | for business or pleasure without the consent p= ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO LEAEN | ©D#1ACcter of the late Mississippl election. last evening the os, were: The Chief Jus- | traneactions, he demanded that there be ap- | taken up and pawl’ " impression prevails that any reduction from | of the captain until after the match hasbeen ‘ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO ee tice, Justice and Mrs. Clifford, Justice and ‘’ ,, na Pp A the present rate of five per cent. is improba- * 7 PITHANS SHORTHAND may nd a0 | ‘Tue vars realized in the naval office at | Mrs, Field, Admiral Alden, Mrs. Borie, Jus- | PO'ted another paymaster. Not for the | Mr. Morrill (Vt) presente petition of the | {he Present rate or f te made tye oe Eudschorth. ¢ystert torthwat. Fullcourse cf | Baltimore for the year 1575 were $3,014.21; C. | tice Davis, Justice and Mrs. Miller, Justice | PUrPORe of relieving SeaRirep Itve Papeete | ceek eee ee nae ante ac ta, | aaticle anys the Guuand Sc uasnuy iste | Pascasanesan eum ianrcane cao: Be lesrone. $d. Thorough mastery of the Shole | S. English, collectorat Georgetown, $1,219.16; | 4nd Mrs. Hunt, ae sits. Strong, | One Fitzroy was selected, and up tothehour | Committesce the iistaet ot Golcebin: net At the bank, And there ts but little | LaTuRE.—In the senate yesterday, on eon- sebeect gnersntent_ooa'#' J Jonn E. Taylor. collector at Abnapolis, | Justice Swayne, Justice, a Speaker of tie | Werald was mate by the government Of- | Tne morning houx expiring, the unfinished | fO\S Outside. All the suitable gold arriving | sideration of resolutions providiag for ® ari 10.03. Howe, Senator McMillan, Senator and M Pg agents. providing for the appointment of a select “ ~ . cae ry state offic a OOFYRE AND CHOCOLATE, ——_— : <p agg Prone ES gore WHEN THE CRASH CAME, committee to inquire into the Treasury ac- | ®!T!vals going into the banks, as all foreign cthy substitute was offered by Senator . Pure and Fracvant, THE NOMINATION of Col. Geo. 8. Bangs, | FAmeron, Mr. and Mrs. Chittenden, and Mr. | Everist joined his co-conspirators in assum- | eounts—eame up. fi exchanges are adverse and bills are in de- | Walsh, cailing for ® rigid and more detailed WITH MILBUEN'S UNRIVALLED SODA, | superintendent of the railway mail service, | decorated with lowers, a] ing even ier | 128 €n Wir of injured innocence. He dis- | Mr. Morton moved to postpone it and aii | ™&nd- inquiry into the allegations. Considerable 1429 PyynstLVaNia AVENUE. to be assistant treasurer of the United States autifal § agement than newal e | claimed all knowledge of any connection | prior business in order to take up his Missls- Discount in Berlin. debate was elicited, mock of it being of an near Witiard’s. . Wi. &. Nich ; Oe reion an Beat Cine Se with the ring, and remained in St. Louis | sippi resolution. Brruix, Jan. 19.—The mam rate of | acrimonious nature between Seoators Den- eoaze = a Zaha | tec Mee oe ee st euecessfulattair. Forrest Han Genes | 8Waitiog events. The most important eveat | Ona division, the motion of Mr. Morton tat bank hasbeen fixed at five per | pis aud Baunon, both democrats, In the epee Pe Fee a a Coe eet | ne ee eee eee, as» Cone | town. was thronged with the ali toc he. | WLien transpired in his case was nis indict- | was loxt—jeas 22, nays 30—aud the resolu- honse of delegates the order was laid on the quarters Balm of Li’ ah nd H streets northw.<t. | irmed by the Senate yesterday. tle sister city, and, despite the gayenes of | Menton hal/ @vozen counts. He didn’t wait | tiou of Mr. Davis was proceeded with. Bow Parliament Ballding at Berlin, | {#'!© rec! ling that rotation | office bs essen- “ : or aay tt ae oe al Apter At ~ tal to liberty, and that no person should 21,000 for the detection of Mercury or av, our own municipality, a goodly quota of the for another, but taking leg bail “jumped the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.-—Mr. ee fed ral counci! ts authorized to par . al ~ % ae » GiBeF Polsonoca gubsteuce iu them. Bold by ReLING Him Ovt.—In the Louisiana sen- | guests claim’ a Washington is thelr home, tpon hime SY Process could be served | wa. ( Mass.) introdaced a resolution di- | Chase Kroll’s garden, in this cit ue atte | cx pros or rash. am ovaur one Maen Dressie. ate yesterday a resolution was offered de- | The fair you.3 belles of Georgetown never | URObim. Fie ag ice Parag : of the new Imperial parliame P oar ie nein ee 7 = i ands My 1 . e When the ¢ istrict attorn began to draw | recting the Committee ou Foreign Affairs to 3, _ Ubal no order by which money can be drawa Kar bewis Jounson & 00., g vacant the seat of any senator who | loked handsomer, which is saying much. | on the resonreen Of the “ridge vo ud some | Conner a ee On Foreign Affairs: Winate dane ee freon this toeneaes onail te lo te BANEERS himeelf for ten days without leave. | , The Atlorrey General aud Mrs. Pierrepont | Oe whose testimony i ie ee wees canines {See tet eee ae oti. | OVeF One day, printed on the journal, aud 4 ’ " 4 . yb ili entertain the Presideut and Cabinet and ‘s - cessary to carry into eflect the convention | The Carlist leader Tristar 3 ni 4 mcdat Senator Eustis, whois in realized the import TF ~ passec inays. was of- Gorman oF Wih Sirest and Peansywania £venss, “to claim @ seat in the United ies at dinner to-morrow. in St. Lonis. Ho thi between the Uulted States and the Hawat- | fied the Spanish consul at fered tc wns ! ek £ © United | “Commedore and Mrs. Patterson nave | i1StLonts. Hew i oneloded at Washington Jan- | Of bis uvreserved suhmt abuses in the & Deaiers m Government snd District Securrtion tations for a dal ption at | Oe ae cat oF f iteferred. so. Gen. Martinez Cam; judsulacy comensianes tee aan Foreign Exchange end Golt sepls-ly GRRSSMEN.—The bill in Yard op Friday evening. the testimo ny z . Bland (Mo.) introduced a reso} m ] trated in the neighborhood of Pam pe: ‘an amendment to the cous’ eae RE oh a { Indiana, provia- Gordon Bévuett, proprietor of the | Nhe testtmon i ea upon the Commissioner of te Land and to make I ; nanieplcnicencthe + ¥ SENT ‘ouse by Mr. Baker, of Indiana, provid- | New York Herald, is about to get married, | {<iNg elicit! by proceedings in coart and | Once for information telatire te the tans nl eo PTERNIH AND F Braue r the compensation of members of Con- agton circles | Merending of telegrams, one McFalls, who 1 the cone and itis understood in Was) t Re- tthe bride is to be Mi: e t 3 Ist instant for | gnarant lective fr t Patladeiphia. without regard to race to pre was the Internal revenue storekeeper at the | fer Of Soldiers’ lands to specalator Treasery Depariment. BANK OF DEPUSIT, EXCHANGE, &e Deel ia GOLD, Government acd District BUADE, Foreign EXCHANGE, &c. Collections made on all points. 88, flxes the sa'aries of Senators, r ates, incliding tho: res, at $3.€00 per avuum, r with no allowance for station: mileage or other parpos' verist was the euager, 2 to District Attorney overament would “let verist’s) prosecution, he 1 the man of all others 9as coadi- ter of the 90 ( Mass.) offered a 1 May, the | Was : rick May, late | Cstillery whore Miss Ida, liae her | ? Edith, 18 @ young jady of great actions aud a by to the ‘rpool. amuel Radford & Son rehants of Liverpool, have d. Their liabilitie er, t Loxpon, Jan. extensive grain m ; Mngto: t ry from the date of hi hg - opted ., he though heavy I “inde all 5 u her at Newport | : : . ber, 1875. Referred ay on estment Sec EX-SENATOR ySrns He te @ long argu- | gu surrendered at ¢ ‘o her charms. eponlion, ae §& 1 Co Accoutts. Ay pi Aa ye ment before the Senate Committea on Puab- Nayar. ORDERS. E. 8. Prime ident to ‘det no The committees were then called in the The U. S Steamer Marion Ash: % to appoint a joint ‘meyer L lie Lands yesterday, in support of Sen: 3 ri 8. 4 ae morning hi PoxismeutH, N. H., Jan. 1—T. ai. A series of po. AE gd highs repeals ea same or the ordered to the recel hip Colorado, at sepibie Na Mr. Du .), from the steamer Mario’ seemrthen af t Pleased to seo s spropriation bil!, approved Jt New York. Lieutevant Geo. C. Reiter dc- | De ke alls that [fhe on the Revision of the Laws, re ck thi time has Oiteme ant Ufices for rent insane Deilctus, seed | 15,1570, aS requires the payment, by tached (ron the Lehigh and ordered to the : im to St. 1 the str ge section 4130 of the y government ME Northern Pacitie Railroad company, Alert. Lieutenant G F. Wilkins from bility we chad air oe shout adopt aud sbort- 8 > Cocke se 00, costof surveying and conveying t the Alert aud ordered 16 Hydrographic | he was «not proseeated very hard. r ce | OMA vies oneal j en the desolati BANKEBS, granted said compa efice. Lieutenant Geo . L ystone | these assurances McFalls opened correspon. ; , 2 ssh " ; aces > . Vanee (Ohio) offerad a resolution di- apio-tr 1429 F stcgot, ke . - . oy | {fonitihe receiving ship Colorado and ordered | denee with the frieuds of tha misting man in | _ Mf. Vanes (Ohic : DEF AU fe aPssnuaL o XOUNG, LItTL® Sammy Sunset Cox boasted, after | to the Lehigh ag exeeative. New Ya: ‘After acted siege of le'- | Tecting the Secretary of War to inform the Phila. T NOTARY Puscic, I ng his fumpy little reply to Blaine’s & ——_ ter-wri House of the number and names of enlisted ‘tas Ovr:ca—Stak Burtwine, | jowerful arraignment of Jeff Davis for his | -“2MY GAzETTF.—Second Lieut. Francis prot : os bing he was finally informed thi meu employed in the District of Columbia | pas ween at work trying to pull her post office address of Abjjah Everist was sath gy : « 1 Cisappeay = atrocities on Union prisoners that W. Mansfield, 11th infantry, will report by | Rume, Italy. Not disyeartened by reasonor | 9” Special sezvice i ag year ending | was obliged to retire. ,an oil uroker killed Jim Blaine.” But the next da letter to the superintendent general rerruit- | the intervening distance between them, he 4 years in the lower distr eee taeenenes u = pe Mr. Wilson (lowa) called the attentioa of A Murderess Threatened — ing service, New York city, to accompany a | Wrote at that place to Everist; told him what chair to en oY = c) es oneme et detachinent of recruits uuder orders for nis | the district attorney had said, and in due | He chair to the fact that the morning hour | Cixcneati, Jan. 1.—Yesterday a mob of | the nuk of Bast Brady EUMES E REDUCTION, | Pisive got after the facetious litte and birehed him until! he erted out » y of Mondays was consumed by the introduc: | 29) men assembied in the vicinity cf the res- | drawn by ti 1 c a bellow away; you @&e a hyena. regiment in the department of Missoufi. | Course of timo received the gratifying intel | tion of bills forreference, and that there was | men Riehard: was n ced By | cieee Bake tte ome SPECIMEN Woop:.—Mr. Saunders, of the | as, is extenucd five inonth: rae MeFalls reported to District Attorney Dyer | 1#0tH rule, providing a call of states for that | and fearing they would harm M-s. Richard- | Other “crooked” tranenction. are likewise #5 — pate that he bad bis man. Dyer reported to At- | Purpose. He gave notice that unless the | son, the chief of police removed her to Can- | reported, concerning which it % aiftiealt to FOR THE NEXT DA steppe oases hale cl haha torney General Pierrepont. The Attoraes | TWeS Were amended he would be disposed to | tou: obtain trustworthy information. This much, of the committee on economic woods and | THE GREAT WEALTH OF THE NEVADA MINES. | General at once directed Dyer to come cn | Obect to resolutions for which unanimous trees for the Centennial exposition, has —_— a ita b r consent was asked for their introduction. Accident on the B&O. Railroad. | {ci Silicstone Naat wee mane ey FIFTEEN DAYS process of preperation at thenepartiment and | The Completion of the Sutro Tamnel— informed Alc Pierrepont what ae sane i | 2 tne Speaker said it was competent forthe | Cixciswati, Jan. 19.—The mail train, | jast Brady, and has fated to return. Pie elsewhere, over 400 different kinds of wood, Sharon. to prove by him, and the «reat import- geutleman to object, but suggested that the | bound south on the B. & O. railroad, ran in- check in question is said to have been pro- the specimens arranged to show the chare >. ET ance of the testimony. z i proper way was for the gentleman to pre- | to the rear end of a frcigut train near Lex- | nounced good by ® young roan in the baa 1 OFFER THE ler 01 the log in sections two feet in length, [Correspondence of The Star.) When Everist arrived in New York | PAe ® Proposition for amendment and at | ington, Obio, yesterday. Engineer Hozg | during the cashier's absence ai dinner for baving = or twe eprint in — VIRGINIA City, January 7, 1575. MeFalis was on hend tomeei him. Hts an- thoweries hp eee ee senger was slightly injored ana 1s4y pas | which cause it is claimed the institation ean ™ . . | Styles, while on le ws the natural or You will doubtless have read Professor | expected return, of course, threw a bomb- , 5 a be held responsible. The names of one or FOLLOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS: | rough park. It is a most iuteresting museum Rogers’ report of the examination made of | shell in the whisky ring camp. Dan Voor, atts Wilson said that was the trouble under = aaa two parties are meniloued in a secret way ae to visit, even In its present imperfect condi- | ime Canformia and Consolidated, Vireiare | Bees; thecounsel of Unele Billy McKee, or called. Tues the mtatcof lowa wasnever| | __A Victim of Mighwagmen. being implicated in the irregularities. {t i= evenceats. lion. hardy iforn: 0 onsolidat Teinia | the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, and the coun- ad NEw York, Jan. 19.—Mr. Jobu Johuson, &| remarked as singular that no rew: rt publist necti ” A On motion of Mr. Hopkins (Pa.) the House | boat builder, who stated that he was attacked been offe: the appret e) THE INTEREST ON THE DISTRICT 3-5 | with the BS bo Bea), of vd pivsnio® of he 4 Foc: ee ee ee then went into Commtaitiee ‘of the Whole ou by two highwaymen and shot near his resi- op yee Teapsctably oonnmected, Bowps.—A majority of the members of the | Mint for 1s75. The best part of that report is | man ofthe St. Louls graud jury, apy Be PS REN NIAL APPROPRIATION BILL | dence in Brooklyn on the moraing of the peared 1S | and basa wife and femily at Millerstown. House District Committee iis morning ex- | !ts truth. The most pronounced opponents | also on the scene. Next came Assistant Dis- | MZ: F Puitlies ae AA nen thesia {Bird of January, died Ubisa. m. from the ef- | He enjoyed the fullest confidence of the pub ‘These Overceats sold at $30... 3 nese Overcoats sold at $45. ‘Those Overcoats sold at $20 ‘Thore Overcoats roid at $15. s ives to the effect that they | Of the bonanza rings admit its truth, and | trict Attorneys Bliss and Peddrick, of St. a lic lly, Whose surprise is unbounded Ona ok Re aie. tenn chometimand Sa oe | ETON S feeling of prosperity from the’ fact | Loui, and last District Attorney Dyer. | Pegrgcacy OF the bill, and said that the Eigecn Suestling main: at the revelations of the past few days. RESS SUITS. propriation to meet the February interest | that they live Sven in the neighborhood of oir as meanwhile came within the limits | nial by having sent an invitation to foreign | PHILADEErHIA, Jam 180 -A pigeon match] anyranp CoAL TAX.—It is ot on the $65 District of Columbia bonds. The | SO much wealth. I cannotask you to give | ofthe Distriet of Columbia. nations. He glorified the occasion, and said | for a sweepstakes of $50 each, came off in this | many oF the Geel wc uals eed that Those sold at 930. Selling now at 922 | committee further expressed its opinion that | the necessary space to publish the report in | EVERIST IN WASHINGTON. that nation that had spent four miliion a | city yesterday. A. H. Bogardus, Miles | westere Macymeny “cumbaules operating in ‘Tuose sold at @25. Selling now st $15 | the interest should be paid by the Commis- | vl, but will give you the concluding para- twas yriie 2 juiet the fact that | day in war could well afford @ million and | Johnson and W.Carson scored 35. Charies = ra Maryland have combined re. ‘Those sold at $20. peaneennens ing Bow At B19 | gigners from the revenues of the District. phs. The fessor, after going into de- | Fverist had been in ington. It would, a balf to make war im; ‘ible. Lovatt, Prank Slants and John Lovatt 30. juce the price of mining coal from 65 to 50 The chairman, Mr. Buckner, was directed to 4 at some length, says: of course, have bad some bearing on the viait Mr. Harris (Ill.) concluded that the House * Bosses Jocn: Spe _— cents ou, Said reduction to obtain on the BUSINESS SUITS. present these views of the committee to the “At the works of the mines @s well as at | of the distinguished whisky Ting legal tal- | aig not, in voting for the anti-subsidy reso- Fire. Ist of . It is claimed that the coal Appropriation Committee. Tuis he will do Lr gape the ore delivered is sampled as | ent congregated here; and it was by the lution, cut off the centenni: ppropriation. New YorK, Jan. 19.—A fire this morning product is diminished because of the high ‘Those scld at $20. Selling now st @14 | to-morrow. vos y 45 possible, that the averages may be | merest accident that it got out. His warm- ote at Canarsie, Long Island, destroyed a large = Ee for yy Tuis action There scl at $15. Sear asis| c aaareaain Tantkn Aouad | ating sceubenberears tance en te Gomillcorasyres {a's mutate eos | A BROOKLYN GAS CONSUMER bas made | BUUber of passenger cars, three engines aid of ie passage ty. the logleiotars or eee on t SHAPGE cEent.— | Ju e hed boos F 4 proba: tened ity Those scld st $13. * | Mr. Ingalls, who is employed with the Semi- | MuJi8. With the data in our pos.essioa and | street. He confided toher the fact of the dis- | trouble. He is one of those men who are al- | “& Bay View hotel. Total loss $10,000 the maps before us, I may venture upon the | tinguished arrival, and like aw. of | Ways making trouble by going around and SR Papo par ie a ree My ao iy ua rrival ie a roman, mm com! SER POs || a hea license ae areal nole tribe of Indians, appeared before the | following caleulrtious, aud estitaate’che to | course she told le” Interfering with is own business. He got | New youn Ine, o- Lemens Newman, a | ‘upon coal operators. The licenee fee ts to House Committee on Indian, Affairs this | tal ultimate product of the gold and silver | | As nearas the facts can be ascertained, | 4M injunction to prevent the Brooklyn Gas | prover, who shot hitwecl on Sunday at his | © 20 per annum for each 1,000 tons minea, morning, #nd under oath testified that Gen. | of the ore body of these two mines. Onan | Everist came here on Friday, the7th of Jan- | Company from removing the gas meter in residence in Brooklyn, died this a. m. and requires the operators to make quarterly J.P. C. Shapks, a special United States | inspection of the official surveys exhibiting | uary. On that day, it is said, he had an in- | bis nouse, which he thought registered . es returns of their products. The biil provider Indian agent, had stirred up strife and dis- | the galleries and cross-cuts, it would seem | terview with the Attorney General and Sec- | falsely, and a test revealed the fact that it ® method for taxing the business of coat sensions among the tribes he visited for the | fair to conclude that with proper allowances | retary Bristow. This was supplemented | bad been setto run about six per cent. too mining, notwithstanding the adverse judi- sole purpose of appearing before the authori- | the ore body equals an amount which taken | with’ five other interviews. He infor.zed | fast. And so the company refunded the c.a] decisions in reference to bills with sim'- BOIS’ AND CHILDBENS SUITS, OvER- | tles in Washington as an attorney to seltiec | at the actual astays, would give as the ulti- | them fully of his dealings with those who | money. All the other thousands who og lar intention.—| Balto. Sun. ©OATS AND ULSTEBS at & great reduction | the troubles which he (Shanks) inaugurated. | mate yield of the two mines $300,000,000; but | received money from him, and, it is said, | tronize that gas company will now probably ‘Thore sold at g20. Beli ow at Zz ‘ing now at @ Selling ow a: “ The committee decided to investigate the | to gua.d against achanceof over-estimating | counected with toe conspiracy names, and | call at the office and get Six per cent. of their LT OF A SI8STMAS Krss.— a a matter, and has summoned Shanks to ap-| I tike the assays at one-half thagasces Prominent ones, 109, not heretofore men- | Pyments forthe last year refunded. From Jobn Hieber, of 423 West Fifty-third street, pear. tained, which will place tue production at ‘oned, all parts of the country come loud complaints gave @ party on Christmas, and among the not less than $150,000,000.”” It has been intimated that it is the inten- | Of gas extortion. The price of has not Ael sm determined to reduce Stock, purchasers ANOTHER DIVE INTO THE “REAL ESTATE | A very -comfo:tabie fortune for Messrs, | tion of the government officers not to call | been reduced to correspond with the reduc. Will Se it to thetr advantage to give m2 a call >u."—A resolution has been prepared, Mackay, Fair, Flood and O’Brien, the Bo- | Everist to the witness stand. This, how- | tion which has been compelled in other hep forces gris ote Wee. hanza ‘firm.’ Of course the Consolidated | ever, can hardly be the case in view of the | Unibgs. ‘There is no competition, and the quntatives at the first opportunity, providing irginiaand California mines are the ricbest | valueofhis testimony. It is more reason- and exclusive corporations that supply 1 people present Hitber's preity wife and @ susceptible barber, Frederick Bernard by name. Kissing games were in order, and Berard kissed Mrs. Hieber, whereat Mr. Hieber waxed exceedingly wrotu, set = # ard, wi me A. STRAUS, —_ | fora select commuttcoriit it gathorty | Whe Comstack joie, 9 laren ancortainos, | able to presnme thatthe anthorties matt. | Heht are enabled wo Guiort, wuntever price metre, | Remand ta cevery tends, Sn 1 foe to inquire into the nature. history and char- THE SUTRO TUNNEL and his yisit, for the pu of better sub- | ing to kerosene because gas is twice as high | heavy except for exirar, which are scarce Ad fran | DAT WAS yesterday brought up at general 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, acter of the celebrated “Real Estate Pool,” | may bring avout developments by tie side | serving the interests of all concerned. as it ought to be. All this goesto show that | wortern extras, S4ast? firein, S200” Parrclena: | Se88i0BR, ed With having done the stab- find this notwithstanding the recent settk- | or Which these two mines will appear of iaaean atone gas ought, like water, to be furnished by the | strong ~ crude, dass refined: Tircala, Coffee firm's | bing. The accused claimed that the stabbing eee ___Betwcen With and 1th streols | ment of the suit brought in the Snpreme | smail account. 1 have in my po.sess‘on now | , U; S. SENATORS ELECTED.—Th> Iowa | City. All necessities OUght lo be fereickes | Usi@citio vcatgoes, iOqalsi.; sobbing “wean, | watdone accidentally, and the jury believed XARD MUSICAL Ccurtof the Distriet by E. M. Lowls, trustee @ small piece of silver ore, taken from the | }‘étslature yesterday elected S. J. Kirkwood | by” the municipalities, if they are in | W,bisky dull, lili. and acquitted him.—|N. ¥. Works, Beane ae Wootten an of Jay Cooke € Co. against H. Kilbourn, | Gould & Curry mine some time ago, which | ®8 United States Senator. *---in the Ken- | venera! use, aud the conditions of thelr pre. | , NEW YORE: Jam, 19 = Stocks active and wet- ee : v8 from fre trustee, and cihers. It is claimed that Con- | assays at the rate of $4,500. tov. When we | lucky legislatare yesterday the democrats | duction aré such as to prevent rivalcy, | tyfict Age Gee en ean Ee » None, 4: | | SHE CRAMDILOGUENT Way in which Gen. MART, ta: es ple gress has jurisdiction in the premises Peneee than tne one Lom the Copsolidatea | ded the trouble over tie United States London is shamefaily oppressed and pland- | “New Yous. Jan, 1'.—-Flour dull aw Banks replied the other day to Mr. Biaine's Srous patrous'and other cllizeat. an teach? of the | cAuse the government of the United States | Virginia mine ts worth Stout sid) & io, | SeDRlTakip by concentrating upon Mr. | crea because her waler supply isin the nacds | Woset guict aueine "Gore 7_ae to which side be meant by “oar Fiane’ Vocal Music, dc.» Orders may bs te at No. ig 8 creditor of the estate of Jay Cooke & Co., | and that after @ little more than @ y Beek are electing im. Tue allot stood: — | of @ private corporation. Tite highest pria- | _Loxto%, Jan, awk] a4 — le 9 42% lth strect.or’ at (CHENBACH 5 P through an assignment of Jay Coo’ Working its owners have amassed a fortune | Beek, 100 sWores, Yop., 15; Wan. 7768-4 diplé of a great “torporation like thatis al- | ®t the stock ex We a Store, No. 423 ith street. jai? Metu loch & Co..of Loudon, to the Reeretary | of $40,000,000, some idea of tue limilless | '0. 4 Proctor Knott, 1. --- a vote for | ways to make all they can. ¥. Graphic GAR i SF es sing in TRARRLIN SE; ath ms diac vaseiar net | pai tna, Soumtry oma os revel att | fo Cae nis menage MSR ar mi —" oy} . ore, growing out of yr r Senate ves —] ar, he ia, i No. 1237 Pessctivatin Arener, SIEM | the deposits by the Bearetary of ts Navy | {he Sutre tunnel penetrates a ledge worth | eoal* He the House, Lamar, 0; tie repaol longation of last summer Io very discouree- | , 4, BRIBE-TAKaR CoNVICTED.—In St. Fapldiy, our ost attacked, Genatne Brosition : With Jay Cooke & Co. Writing a total distance of (11,00) eleven tnou- | Cans voting blank. It is sald nat at a pri- ing tn, the regions along the Eudeon siver States revenue agent. hudictes fot obtaining 4 Currise Dows wwe Dirvowamio Ex. | Yacheeraqe mist 99 eat Psa Ti ky | participate ta the Wection af Senator ou ine | MiEgiar? "BRE eersaeereekes Semon | fom FW. Scbronie, cigar mmasincturet : ea PENSES—The House Committee on Appro- | than two months engineers expect to reach | Srourd tbat the late state election was | bocker Ice company says that the company | £1,000 0s 8 consideration for compromising | grand Gecd-tristy _453 Penne. priations at its meeting last night finished | @ ledge of ore. An assay office is now be.ng | ©&rried by fraud and violence. has not gathered @ pound yet, as the ioe in | RiQmeentOn Te for violation of tne seeenns A CekRECTION. 11s labors on the consular and diplomatic | Soustuctel, and assays of \ock will begin | | IxpusTRIAL Nor#s—The liaviliues of the | the upper Hudson has not been of suficient | laws was taken up in the United States clr- in a a om appropriation bill. The bill as agreed upon mouts. The proposed | Tredegar Iron Company of Richmond, Va., | thickness, being but nine es j | cult court yes . The jury found Gua- x ‘The for 1276, just Ieemed by Bord.on | races the estimates made by the State de- | tts! length of the tunnel is 19,300 feet, and it | whose suspension has been announced, are | ®Xd tbat dirty. Ten to twenty thou ther guilty, and the court reserved sentence large Page 434, gives the came of Nathauicl P. Cansin eu UCes & ~ | is confidently expected that it will be com- ii ( A. Y. Sto men aré in readiness to gather as soon as the ¥ are t for the PUTOMAO IM E COM- | partment $300,000. The salaries of the min- leted by March. 157% ™- | $1,300,000. On the petilion of A. Y. Stokes ice is ready, and, meanwhile, many of them | @2til all cases of the kind now pending "ANY. There is scovcern, I belicve, by this name | isters at the four leading} missions—Ger- bias oe ery to yon thas 5: b p. | aud others, the chancery court at Richmond dup sutiacinn tome ieckat ack Sor. | Ste disposed of. in ip Baltimore, and Mr. Causin may be its t; but | many, France. Great Britain and Russia— | , 1, 2¢°d) ‘AS jou nat Sutro bas prob- | has appointed Gen. Joseph R. Anderson stores roarly a million tonsoiies och | Tun Wainay Wuavae In inorama.—le 109 THE Potomac In-cRaxce Ooxraxy, Gecrge- ‘are Teduced from $17,500 to $14,000. All of ply been Taore bitterly assailed by certain | (president of the company) receiver; bonded | P&aDY r oases bone n ‘HISKY FRAUDS ANA.—! This Hrs h. Go po velt and favorable Knows in this | the twelve thousand dollar missions have | Mémbevs of the Pacific coast delegation at $20,000. -*-- The strikes among the Lynn | 5¢4son, in ing from 6,000 to 69,000 | Indianapolis the case of Hiram stock, eee te a teat Mr. 8. Lewis Blackford. | been reduced to nine; the ten thousand to | W#hington than any mau who ever came | (Mass.) shoemakers ars ended and the men | ‘Ons each, and the usual time for filling these | which was F evening, was up auabe™ © ie Seance, ' | eight: the seven thousand five hundred tosix | before the American Congress for aid or ea- | re ai at work, baving secured from tae | HO is from the last of December to early | resumed yeste in the United States Prancisco See" Potwmes Ine. Co., of Gerrgcowme DeO-. thousand five hundred. The mission to | dorsement for a national eee manufacturers the terms demanded. i sent => ___{Bvv.}__No. 98 High teeet__ | Grecoc bas been abolished and s consul des. | Their tactics, 1n view of the approach ah NEW CHARGE AGarwer Trurox.—The | quantity of ice, legisiature has chosen a HE SALTIMORE SHU Cro: ess of the work, is made patent by tht late committee on dearth Tee tr near FACTORY Picek ae temqrican missions | givauces how.’ Even Sharon. 1s keeping panied the remains of Vice Presi- Ny. a7-Gen. Joveliar and his newly appointed THE LOWEST £RICES OF ANY "AE- | follows: Chili and Bolivia one, and i and inds me publish @ letter LIBHMENT LN ae oH I” | Scundor, and the Uniead States Df Galomsnis talk about his ying the A Liver monkey swallowed & QUALITY OF GOODS WE OFFEE. the othes. ‘The Brasilian mistion cosaive % ment by the latter in a recent lecture, viz: | ous of the Winest DES SHIKTS made to order in the most | ae as at te ‘that the pay is re- cial ear conveying the has married Kitty Sharpe, ap qegant manner, of the Dest material, for 82.38; | Guced- entire es of the consular , Or anything | an assortment of liquors, and, shame to Mas- | invention Ra Ty r of Wamsutta Mus- | *€rvice are reduced ten per cent. oy bg = Broplent of a pate pent ‘in cities. It is, 87-11 is said that not & single or of Davol Mnsiin | THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY to them, it takes every — = 2 rail Ube Minnesota legislature was born ip ee | ear rine: | Tihs tesa mnstng = Mer, Fork | goeratad are Ae ope ye decd-tr | chairman of the Joint Committee on the Li- sl Ou | tre of bavi | hour. itis that the of athe wens. be assassinated, and carried | ob usetts legislature is disgraceful. Senators aaehes frcilities in order that New York should re- cars will such nature enable ‘Toaded in his pockets. The trial Tmmndiaté dis. | talmher position as a oan a ‘oi will continue ten days longer. ivpam county, Eneiaa, bas po td a COLLISION ON THE New YorK ed of drunkenness: ‘8 year. wacre Shaye consequent. A third train, raoming seven | “E-One thousand colllers in North Wales. on the re- The east trou front of {is own dummy, wad | Dave Stuck sgainst ® reduction of their Be Bye a wages. 8. GOLDSTEIN @ cO., was acopted authorizing thechairman Tecentl ipat Dumber one; The engincer Of DUR. | ofstockings trom wet Own anit.” Joint committee to contract with some com- he wilt eos’ Yso't that twin yarn ?—LN. ¥. LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, tent artist for @ bust of the late Chief Jus- {and mast. s7-The stale =n mat Dem, chi apie yeetacueate CoN ARS | Seater aaa e tea ea a LJ ra solid ios, Boe was late ‘at breakfast, tse pegpige | BR rocers of thawing out the teeth with & boo- | alco srs ceded, ane Use nes mee = ars heey ee eS work —— agents in the District for the sale of ani ai pare. Pay = SSL enc ocpais | Sees street. prisonment. i Staves act, . 0