Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1876, Page 1

Emme » THE EVENING STAR, » prison at tay opon Albert Philip C Eberwine, . George T. Simon- . David M. Lewia, cor, Who were recently acy to defraud the reve- wih the whisky % Thad been trasted off- ment, and all were mum- PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Exeepted, C (among the best citizens. MoGrift is THE ST BUILDINGS. i: Pennsylvania Avenue, cormer 11th Street, | EMANN, Pre | Be + — ’ ¢ rae r & arsold. Hesaid toa e t 3 s ie dane e 3 who ters tewed him in jatl, “My God, to think ‘het | would ever come toa place Like thic | ({ will Kill me; my heart ts crushed now, Jf nt for my poor wife and son, T Ibe 1 cou stand It, but to think of the @in- pon them is more than I can fe; she is sick now, but there i# one Conao- T am innocent of the I swear to you that 1am an inno- faloertiviae parnishet om application. meee, a rea V%, 47-—N2. 7,182. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1876. TWO CENTs. |= ene SPECIAL NOTICES. EVENING STAR. | O86 fipptne Work "| uc eventur sestentey rer eniene, was | SORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. | Telegrams to The Star. conf span.” He said that his wite was ny- ATTENTION, NEW YORKEKS The District Commissioners issued the fol- | the soiree at the British legation, whic may Fripay, February 4. See t Pears old. and that he had been sear NEW LUSK E®PUBLICAN ASSOC lowing order to-day : be considered the house. . SENATE.—Mr. Frelinghuysen presented The Tun, 3cars. Evenwine in a note to w zens Sal . . D iy: -warming of the y E . DENT Aee the Judge bef 5 eat Sage Oultege that Washington News and Gossip, Carice of she Geanteriomers of ne Districeof} | magnificent edifiee erected by the British | Petition of citizens of Kansas asking repeal | THE LANDIS TRIAL. | ihe, auaee, Before sentence naid, I eam z BY —— Cotumbia, Washington, Feb. 4. 187 government, this being the first grand enter- | Of the specie resumption act. He said he ba! labor. Jt was my aeclpless condition aud & ALL THE MEMBERS were present today at| The following resolution having bean 2 sa i : . newwe sup" ire to . JB OCARMIERCRE. Bectesary Pees atibcs! poor P t today adopted ty the anioer te United’ Staves tainment given therein. Sir Edward and | “i 0ot sympathize with the prayer of the werty, coupled wiih n dem re to save my Pi 1 SV ANNUAL MEKT the WASHINGTON CITY OR M will be held on SaBBATA 4 from petitioners, which he asked be referred to ’ tule home trom belng on the 3d instant: Lady Thornton dispense their hospitality | } : THE SIMMONS’ MURDER. |: — Tof national bank notes re- |“: Rescived, &c., That the Commissioners of re a gf gg mga eat aaron oe + the District of Columbia are hereby ai most generously as wellas most gracefully. F = ae ee ——_ ~o ademp- strict of directed Ph r nensuiry to-day for redemap- | the Dicssict of the Troasererot the Uniter | The illustrious assemblage welcomed by adelphia inform of the Texas Pacific , that nily Words of the educer.” Miller says that his punishment th tene ten of . * ut of ail proportion to is ofense, He ries Church . if pant coven, | on SRETCERCOd 8910.34 States, for the payment of the interest due | them last evening included the entire dip. | SW&idy. Referred to Committee on Rail- WHISKY DID IT. oe ELS tn ste Mo revrit wil preach wit ter: | ADMIRAL LEltox left Key West, Fia.,on | the Ist of Febroary, 1sv6,0n the bondsofsaid | lomatie corps, the members of the Cabiner, Mr. Wright, from Committee on Claims, ——— he kept out be would havethem all to Might. a the 2d inst., per steamer Clyde, for New Penge issued under bowed skier Of the | accompanied by the ladies of their families, | reported adversely on claim of Mahou Sel. = . 7 eine dd LAL To SAVE his position he went in. He _A-3- BROWN. | Voy co his wey to Nortike titled AST eS @pbroved June 20th, I=t¢, en- | @ quorum of both houses of Congress, nearly | lers. INTERNATIONAL RIFLE CONTEST. | isa racriet man, bora: no children lee 3 LEBANON LODGE, 7 Bh A nicer ns litled “An act for the government of tis all the justices of the Supreme beneh, and Mr. Hamilton, by reqnest, introduced bill ih is delicate. WASHINGTON, D THE ORDER suspending G. W. Z. Black, | District of Columbia, and for other pur- thi = aliy | 2mending section Sof deficiency appropria- —— ‘All were taken tot arher, where ige ate reqaeeted t | a2 attorney of this elty, from practice before ~— the sum necessary to pay the same | many other gentlemen prominent officially | tion act of June let, isr2. Referred to Com- their hair was cut and skers shaved gclock p a sharp, | An attorney of this et rom any unexpended appropriations heret>- | or gocially. The two parlors and graud | mittee on Judiciary, MINISTER SCHENCK COMING HO! off. They were then takeu to the clothing ond P Dak O. Wasene- 9) ne ot Sopeaimnent, Bias ss 7 | fore made by Congress, or fromany revenues | saion on the left of the spacious hall form | Mr. Bontwell presented petition of Massa- Separtunnet ana Ghoatriped cornices ene ers of steter Lodges are cordially in- | ‘he Secretary of War. Seren by taxetion oo the property et malt [oo beat anitein tee city. They were | Chusetts Temperance Alliance asking that neque: given them, which they put on, aad whieh f{ the W. Mt A tone those who had Interviews with the | District of Columbia, subject to the requ brilltantly lighted and t Po appropriation be made for the Centennial FOREIGN NEWS. altered them so much tuat they were searce- cretary 4 ns by tion of said Commissioners, excluding fants vrilliantiy lighted and were fragant with exposition unless spiritous liquors are ex- When fully rigged out they SS. | Presicent this morning were Senators Mor- | raised for the support of public schools: Pro. | the odor of ehoice flowers. |The grand stair. Not Acqaitted, al cluded from the grounds. — ; ANOTHER DISCUSSION ON DISTRICT AP- anes Se een tt can eat eavines teem < Uh t x ud ber . yi Representative | vifed, That an. ‘arther issue of 3. bonds | Way which runs up through the center of eae -Rovertwou, “i ander or by virtue Of said aot of Coamman | the house was guilanden itt vine erate aeeeee approved June 24, 1874, is hereby prohibited: | quisite flowers; beneath the portrait of Her —- FALRS. — Mr. Sargent sent to the desk to be read an A House ArvointMunt.—The Clerk of | And provided further, That the certificates | Britannic Majesty, which hangs above the | extract irom thectliclal senmre wt tae speech | And et northwest, bet wes: wened for the first tim BU 1 present learned from ti eany work lo do, as the convicis are all Welter de by a | ‘dle. copsul at Newry, Iret rway, that the statement m Mega, Hears ot Deleon aupolntel | cluding those converted in tree cintyrtire | plactst other asus, Tkewie Gere ae | gf Wedneniay where hesaid that in efect | NOW risen. ata ‘captain of the Puts | Rubenstetm, the Woman Stayer, Major. J- M. Brown, of Detroit, volunteer | bonaredina per octitum bonis; and ‘iiose | placed’ on either side the statecre te ane Br. Shepherd to get lawsces te broner for | Oscar, who was charged with shosting ose | STARVING HIMSELY TO DRATH -INcromiers omicer of @ Michigan regiment during the | which have pot been ho ¢ all. The supper table was lighted witt | browbeat the cominitter aud the witnesses | Of Nis crew on the voyage from Baltimore to OF THE TRIAL. porance. respe , ae ate War, 19 a position in his office, certificates hereatter to be issued by the | Wax candles in silver candelabra, and was | tor the committee brought re to prove Newrr, ¥ been tried and acquitte 1 , Robenatete, Se ae Sai vite.iow is extended the people WE, of New York, whohas | Board of Audit or their succeskors in offic, | ornamented with eperymes coutaining tlow- | {hat he was Bente of ned mee te Pian, | Without foundati Karlsen ts still er, is starving himself to death there tervices ie — shall not exceed in the ageregate the sum of | ers and fruits : tody 1 rsome time in charge of the special | £35000 000, guage op the part of Mr. Bayard tha t counsel be made to eat. nd he ‘That the toilets were superb beyond com- | Hirt employed such purpose implied | NOrWegtan sea captain made ty hot long survive v treasury service at that city, has been re- | See. 2. That thereshall be no increase in 1s too much a matter of course to neot | That held no bosineee tol wet case ce: | ina most positive manner, and New York on leve Bristow, and Mr. M. H. | the present amount of the total indebtedness eration. The hostess, who is noted for | Mr 8 then asked to hnewe th erally eredited. Times say 5% NADAY Hale, of Massachuse: as been appointed | of the District of Colum: 2 her gentle courtes, 2 'Y | tract read from Mr. Bayar.’+ Another Prince Crippled at a Pig | * od anger polly tute M_KEN ch. to sueceed him. or perso who shall or | well ina very be ng and stylish toilet ot | set were employed by 5 Sticking: StOrs of Aber stots GE. No. 14. K ‘ So aid cr abet In increasing such total indebted- | rose silk and damasqnine draperie of the | associates to protect AGRA, Fd». 4 - e Louts, of Batien- vwd braved . hia Lod a CoTTING DOWN THE CBAPLAINS’ PAY.— | ness, shall be deemed guilty of a high mis- | ame s Her blonde hair was tastefally | duet fierce, rigid and ri berg, was yest uinide on thee ot s nd a few flowers w examins tio: y imprisonment not exceeding | fastened therein, Lady Thornton always Mr. Sarge ought from ts ke, &e. rien Apers oe al proved a val t said in some while pig sticking The bill reported from the Military Com- | demeanor, anon couviction thereot sha!l be | arranged in pu wittee, red the pay of the army, makes | Pustsbed b; x : ten years and by fine not exceeding <10,00): | Wears @ bigh corsage, 4s her consicer that matte The Princess Beatrice SUll ta the 1 parse saving of $709,000. The pay even of | provutedt, That the board of audit cteated by gile to permit her to attemp he bad done the Senator Market, oa yr ag | al been reduced from $1,500 to | the act for the government. of the District waist. After the arrivals had ceased, waica | amination found th: Feb. 4. ¢ Daily Telegcap’ t Rabeustein tad C bia, approved June 20. 1574, is here Was not until a very late hour, as society Senator no tice.as his memory lirely correct. He had y a@ttenti of the § a ors speech, wh S.’s) @ sertion that the says the reportoi the ea 2 ss Beatrice with P: Aberg. Is unfe Herzegovina Won't Hearken VIENNA, Feb. 4.—The New Free Pr this city ways: Advices from Herzeg syioa state that the measures taken by PETIAL powers to indnee the « d the evening bi that of Mr. Fernando tion of Assist wallacer and his « ton went an ed, and shall immediately Lor this resolu is and property to t the District of Colatmbia, and 1 @ repo} of their proceedings not hitherto made: aw! provicted further, That this resolution sha bot In any way or manner recognize tt = manner or lability of the United States to BORDERERS.—Secretary | pay either the principal or iuterest of auy n the House Special Coni b bonds as may | been fssued on or border tronbles an as- | Since the 1th day of. y SENATOR SHARON, of Nevaila, has written here that be will bein Washi time te ehis seat. Mr. Sharoa wou en, but for evada is a appoint a Senat foriay Called the ‘ords of the fhares 220: dues ¢ abecriptions wisl be 404 by The Misses PROTECTION F< Belknap has g! mit the Tex of another rm dress and corsage of eberry silk, irimenet A Dead Author necticut (Kal ¥ t is Or: L with elder cow. Feb. The Marquis of Ca Bobeciipticns » send additional troops mae Onciared: EAN tt When supper w € 2anthor, is dead. Brest ne the citizens who live on | suspend ail work of every kind b Showsten ted the din Momey Mnchiot £ Backman, cor at ments are 3 ta “ty BD Won’? bE ONE OF THE IsoRY Coun- ds, So-¢ € audit, ¢ ape eats 1y, eomela> = tepresentative lye, Of Massachu- © into such 3-€5 bonds, and immediatel a erg i ae ate! am t seasetion, c sT aay ORD F BRDASS. has received a letter from Henry Ward | reduce the force In his department aceort- | notecnly af submitied this let TiUgU es ses wae followed =. Se TO RNEY-A w pg him toactas ingly. ivory tinted silk wa m8 nerd. aan i confirm were all per Seem eee eee b cbhuren Tiis orter will not apply to the contracts | ecming. Mrs. Beli oo ie Oeere < rng ret for sweeping sire ‘sand a neera: not tha nit i f Jew in the * . : ned.on ac mes andtelean- | garianced with flow ee 3 ren ing alleys, which are pavaie in cash. inest exquisite toilets _ tamay ow ont i ne Gov: 3 To-pay.—Inter- | \E!Vet wore the ru ‘amesquine R-COMMITTFE of the | nal revenue, $37!) over silk of Sy orgy Oem Whitherne and Danford,}| Noyreatrox t sent councli of the nati» THE PRESIDENCY — Jo 0 ace 1 for the Norfolic mavy | ehowing Seiate tos AosWwer from N 3 me, Aceh, Sisevaae = n letter y n regard to th adopted on the > es put tolim la whiten be un 0 touds, whi ad | Platt. and to undertaken seer- 5 what extent the yard has been used Mr. Morton 4 whether fy political pur, all. they were pal: the ? ds or not. He Seotiand and irela 7 said the Com: oners ha not ordered socisiion willr 7 pears | THE SENATE AGAIN PAscEs TH’ ae F ATION, appears zs b Printer St Mr. | INTEREST Bs LL.—After the Senate car: oat Ane eet Saetoety 5 to be inyestizates executive session, this afteraoon, Mr. - : Sherman said that as bis motion to recon- on Printing has s 5 r thedepartm asking sie: Mr * amendment to the Mr. J i as to the entire cost of print bord bill would probably lead to debate he Invested wit : t Sees would therefore withdraw it. Tne bill twas Sone oO District ¢ P resp eOmee one at the Congres: | then passed the same as ie passed yestering? ladies pr “agglanathe Se prope Unistration of the same. ———— I was submitted to the House as amendcd ‘ed With black velvet and tac YOF THES AN EX-TRAORDINARY APPOINTMENT.— | this afternoon. said he woul Overbeck wore wh silk co) who for twelve years has maker of the House of preser az been succeeded by W. T. Dove, of Maryland, ex-bricklayer, ex- 1a Seer pumher, €x-coal-dealer, ex-Washington al- © bill Which passad y as there should be a correction of th ment. Adopied On motion of Mr. consider Was car announced as a: CONFIRMATIONS.—The Senate, in execn- tive session, to-day confirmed the following + of Wiscon- sense e lahtier WAS MOSL e 19d tigi terstood Simmons’ Heart NEw York, Fed. 4.—The he of Simm Green port yesterday beneath the floor ly trimme sntin ribbon. wers aad Jewels completed ornamentation. Madame Bergmeu wore cone ek + n, ex-Montgomery county granger, | M. on, bla k velvety, tre -ront being covered | “HrOUNr’ that Fuchs occupied =, Se RoSeay’s | Desiers ta Goversmert eu’ Dinrict Se x-House Clerk. Doubtiess be will prove an | Mexico. W: of in- | with thre= falls of the rares F amendine yestigation, yes sb wanneoie ptetg Exeheage and Sold. cx-traordinary eabinet-maker. teraul revenve Poe leone district of of the flounces pa : to the 3 - ore ® | shalt not in any way or maur Ww addy stated tt 4 i wage: = ace are . —_— —— Minnesota. red Fairfax to be assistant | and forme: sh. p of the same pat- sage Mig y of the United § y | years old, step er, told him ads geet = HW. KB. OFFLEY AO, ens, TRE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS wero | a praiscr ofmerchandise for the port of New | tern formed the garuititre for tae dest clthac teprineipal or interest of atc mney | teat Bimaont, Feshe eos her a al ao achooute eroeziravacant aa Cosmen Peres stp ann F Sravete made in the Sixth Auditor's office yesterday: | O Jeans _ . corsage, and a spray of diam bonds as may have been issued o2 of since | !T@uk together, antil her mother fell on_ the =. ath bn Ses Eee 2 ee Opvesie Treasery Departwent. Miss Florence C. Sparks and Mrs. H. 8. | , Fos'reasters—John W. Woltz, Fredericks- | upon her breast. One larze stor the 27th day of January floor, and she aud Fuehs put ger to bes. Sia Hondas Bede sand pay 4 BABK OF DEPUSIT, EXCHANGE, &. : ‘o be assorters of money-orders, at a | PO VA, andothers. Sompleten tiie very ale ant and besomteg eerie nore Ges eae Of Mx: Kelley | Se eyes Hh rg as ich may eastly be done without Peel tm SOLD. Geverasient and District HORDS: | ra'ary of $0 perannum; Wyatt Archer,of || THe Case or SENATOR SPENCER.—The | tollette. Mra, Albert. Myer was von Sin0,e00 Ok chinbe hon te tna teen beeen did not seem to be drunk. He took bold | @AFi€ ‘< @ political question. Self-interest breign EXOES GE, &-. Virginia, to be an assorter of money-orders, | Committee on Pr vileges and Elections of the | gantUy attired in white trimmed with blac legally iesned, since the 27th of Jannary.and | Of the arm of Simmous and pziled him | Yl! rege oo Unis and make Liem [ree scnoois Collections male on 8!) otnts. @: $1,060 per annum; Joan C. Dancy, 5 la- | n..s16 held a meeting to day to take up the | #ud waite lace. Mrs. Meyer's diamonds are | therefore the amenanent shoult be tecy upon the floor. He tren got ize hatenet, spit | 1 all an: oe Saapart radi- Mustarhacettse to, 2 Mist clase clerksuipe | ease of Senator Spencer. and the mempriat | BUmerous and beautiful. Mrs. Budd. of S sidered. io on bis hands, rubbed them together, ax sano Massachusetts, a fir: 36 clerks! s s a 3 elega fete a - S nth sf ns « " Mass eh ee oS Nee eee pian of the Alabama legislature remonstrating York, wore one of the most elegant toil: Mr. Faton said nis amendment was e: with the batchet struc amons on the oF MARYLAND neces. He toki her he wor Ship. against his holding a seat in the Senate, on tirely proper, and should pot be dista serve her t of the evening, the entire front of ber suport, y i bil was mpd ie he Rp ; ie red ‘nye 7 feuate yesterday . = = + Acars. | (ee gTound that bribery and corruption were | Yon. pamniocant distaoude, Mies Gisace eas Cae Sree eee minking Cand |} SAN WAY 2 BS Say oe 1 appropriaie $2 HE PACIFIC AIL SUBSIDY AGAIN.— | used in his election. A quorum of the com- 7 ns oe om si Oe puhdiies nee Of Maryland's represent- Tac House Judiciary Committee has under | mittee was not present until a few minutes | Over White sili, wore klik gauze covered nembers on it, they hal ao busines. wo isso | The Jury tm the Landis Trial Sti cennial. A ill wat ened aia : 5 the ti adjou t, an se- 3 opigbtdphiom fold ese f © reso = 4 ; ad boar ae on that portich of the Pacific Mail Geena odin aie ane Se Seer | ot Boston, Wore ® charming toilette of biue | iution was passed by the House of Repre. | Brin@erox, N. J. Feb. 4—The Landi Ly | c ¥ 7 King botle members of the wesc? | mittce has nothing to act upon but the alle. | SH mingled with blue damasquine. Miss | Sentacives forbidding an farther issy of | Jury came in this morning for further e ARLINGTON FIRE | and Wm:S. King. bo TEM PARY BOR PHE Dis | ert © iA. Ne. 1909 Pennsyl Trewsu nernbers of the pres- y Frelinghuysen wore, over white silk, @ nth 7 t 1 0 Is. De b tere iructio m the court, after rec reat Oth uaving roceyset money | they are of rach a vague and hearsay char. | os: full Overdress of white damasquide. | Webonds. There wae no dunt whatever | struction from the curt, after, rece ay. Many of the members think mittee will deem it worth while to send for a 3 7 improper evidence. tal and 4 against, and the other ‘ : of New York, wore very etfective aud be- plicice 3 agai "| is wed ho power to go, back to past | [57], “nd Papers, as they Are anthorized | coming tolletics. Mrs. Eenjamin nee Kish | Att Kernan agreed with Mr. Eaton that tt | taland 3 against.” Up to one o'clock ected, there being but ‘or. In the house the Ju- x sreported favorably A bil) acga: <¥ | to i 2 tbe Cuusumers’ Matual Gas this Como, ttee of Baltimore. The ways and rly Peiktars | wat there mae and p. iN “ . 2 was very improper afler one House of C m. nothing further had been heard ‘row n “ ttee ° avorad transactions and expel a member ona record, Wore rose-colored sili, with thyee tlounces of | DSS hidy gar idnerrany, farther issue of these | Jury. taxing all — aa iene fe tu thes gets ested fo | made up wien not a member of Congress, More Trovr. rORE FOR GOVERN. | White pointe applique. gree, nd Miss Chcist- | Bonds and the bill for that purpose was pead- Sos for ty aod mom cipal purposes. AD BANK T. BAWLINGS a N s egations of the states in Congress haying | Yo; wore ‘wi Paris muslin’ tri to be issued, any such issue should not be CINCINNATI, Feb. 4 —Some siguificance ts | shais on the bitherto basis x if } Joha New, Treasurer of rk, wore white Paris mu trimmed | recognized. Attached by many persons to the statement 4 pan28-Iawtd {Chron} as heard by the House | Testor to believe that the execative depart- | with valenciennes lace. Mrs. Willis is very | Tepe! morning hour expiring, the matter | in the @Mduvit of x postmnacter Green ae | SBd_ es a or =SeREMOVAL —WM. F. HOLTZMAN, aur. oe : a- | moves, Of the government have clerks em-| handsome. Mrs. Senator Cameron, of Wis- | went over aad Une ee eas ese teE | iB the Ohio, who ison trial here pefoc, | emt: aster, Lewis, N ed to No. 15 Pyle the sercice of nas | Dloyed therelu charged respectively to | consin, Wore adress of fine gros grain sik, the resotuiion of Mr. Morton that Solas Snieg br aie or eee y and ead wall be | 1s ght not be interfered With by a | States of which they are uot citizens, and to | which was a masterpiece of Parisian good seg pag erument money, that the Hon. itobert | ine Somnltter to ectivandur .“uvuued, | s nai] reduetion of the clerical force, heata | Which they should not be accredited, have | taste, and the lace trimmings addel to108 | ye adnnitted’iete’ euatorirom Louisiana. | Schenck will be here in April next. and wal | “2 Souuem Mars i it wise economy to reduce tho sal- | Wilt dennitely settle the stare et eee ae | Gaaiuisite beauty. ‘The ornaments were | "Str. ‘Mortou sald that he did not iarent to | Sout his (Green's) case. It is understood | A ConsPiRAcY ForLrn—Forty of the . eres of the employes ten per cent.,as con- partmental employe in this regard. Ata Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Robeson, Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. trouble the te With any extended re- | to mean that Green has positive informatioa | worst convicts in w ae N.Y myplated. Hon. John Allison, Regis Of | recent covference it was decided to request | Fred Grent, Mrs. Conkling, Mrs. and’ M marks on this subject. It had been debated | that Schenck will be recalled by that Lime. | penitentiary have be <ansaeanae ee at the wes eard In Dehaifof the em- | of the heads of the several departments a | Kilbourn, Miss Stella Jolson, Mrs Lon Ppt LA ig al easy Ro ‘The Beauiifal Snow Spiracy to break jail. emer e register's office. opposed | list of «ii employed under the jurisdiction of | gren, Mrs. MacArthnr, M - Faulkner, Mrs. po “4 oF ee N Y Feb. 4 “ », | Yided by } youn ner @ reduction of force or salaries. * COR y Pot tes S, Was due not only to the state of Lou New YouK, Feb. 4 snow storm wi and pistols, and the li ves of suc: ek pes an of force or gai, from whence appointed, to what Con-| Pierce, Mra. Miller. Miss Potter of New | Wiican is only to. the, state of Lou sel in here last evening continued throagh- | interfered be sacrific ‘ PB OPES ee Stas Be ae ee ease Commit | Ee eier cit stirrer et ike MaDNan aa Willing, Mrs. Field, | resentation here, but it was due to Mr, | out the night, and has tot ceased pet; ome for tecommunity at lange. Lhe eon: intuenece that employment was secu . On’ Miss eDougal, Mrs. anc 183 olgers, ! “4 " » wrou a bs os A me d | EET Arpumente ia creat Hoads yesterday | or the state delegations bas already recel ved Mrs. Gore Jones, Mme Sant Anna, Mm | Privilegce and Plecrions nad Coe tee | een ins pote heavy. Tae ground spiraiors informed the Keepers of the plot, \RANKLIN & Cv, Yorks mmc ufucterete oe onelonce cent New | this information, and out of two bundred and | Preston, Mme. Baltazzi, Mrs. Robertson ail the point whether Mr. Eustis was duly and | travel by vebicles aud street cars is much | end. Most of lnc coment no eae ey York manufacturers of envelopes against the | forty charged to the state, hot more than ten | Miss Etheridge, the Misses Beli, Miss Waite, legally elected: that was not before them. | im ed. te i - oF - j t Nelopes and | are known to tuedelegation. It is the pur- | Mrs. Purton, Miss Kernan, Mrs. Carlisic | Jeeally, electe thought, was settled, aod ther | HACHMNOND, VA., Feb. 4 ow fell six | SleumaPistc] movement were provided with le Spectacles. P government: | pose of the state delegations to contro! many | Patterson and Miss Patterson, and Mrs. | Que thins, be thought, wae set not smite? | hours; now six inches deep; first «now storm | pamtalgone canteen en ares; Some hat \RaSiLIAN PED. s cy coutend that by reason ol the free trans- | of these appointments if possible, first, to | Coston, were all richly attired. - Rs iC : i E Pantaloons made from their blaukets, and ail PEL ULE SPECTACLES rm y this winte: rmed - JBALILIAN BEI Jun SPeowd : ¥ contend that by reason faye "poom for those dispossessed by. the | — Among others who ettemler one or more of | He Present lecislature of Louisiana would winter. were armed. The revolt was to occar simul- . ; bogiendlacas ors ow post otives Earoughout the | Hemociats, and, second to fewars *nose who | te coestuments ate Socmeees e have the right toelect a Senator, He Mr. Se Laneons!y In all quarters of the prison at & 5 comme’ Wy ee, ag! mn Soe ats, See Lo ~ ~ : one 3 Bp = a .) now a le to in res. : . Tes ere ai | > ecbetrtaty_ 665 Penna. ave.» corner 4% street, Coutraciors Who supply then ve of Service to the meznbers tn tueir | huysen, Kernan, Conkling, Boutwell, Nor- | MA iemrortnerdcvate ced tee POTTSVILLE, Pa., Feb.4.—A fire at Cen-| Sloe’ centinenieat, and Wedveaayeaigte qPricia RN. enjoy undue advantages, | Congressional campaigns. Ce Bert eee eee ee ae jheceer ll on the resolution the Senate went inte —— last gf rer tm gg aad two | Webber and Smith, Uwo of the thres miscre- ngairst which othe: 2 8 1 —————— , Se i Col. ’ + i in De 000; 4 0 er fre ‘ ie = SELFE-ADJOSTING BYE GLASSES, |. is amiatcmes THE Roarp chs AUDIT AND THE spre Ulyases Grant, Mr John Davis, Miss ~ Ones on en ee Tranemar Feb. i—Tae Rialto paper sero ads & “ a from the outside, Patented, warrant: for ome year fo! 2 - — : IsSUE OF 5.65 Bosps.—In the Senate this | Mr. Kerr, Miss English an iss SE a -—On | milsat Port Union, Butler couaty. Ohio Seelees; manutact pte iat Gee fulght antae | morning Mr. Sargent presented a lett Kean, Mr, Willis of New York, M cotton of Mr. Dongiass (Va.) the privileges | were burnet Uuls mofuing. Tue loss is said 1 SALE or NEWSPAPER Stock. —M : 1 ck coe ¥ = s Aor | written to bimseif by Mr. Moses Kelly See es stern he At | of the floor were extended to the delegation | ty be $25,000. ones, publi ler of the New York 4 cheng Sos . ed for the campaign. (a motion of | treasurer of the Commissioners of the Sink? Fe erase eee cor er eamaln srenaral Of the General Assembly of Virginia, now i. a sueceeded | basing ten shares Gvince yourself of Lui besatifel invention wv Logan, Senator Cameron was unan- g Fund of the District of Columbia, as Abert MOVES, FAS OR: # | Washington in connection with the subject Times stock ouging to the Tayir * IN AAC ALEXANDER. imously elected chairman. Senator West liows: “In reply Lo your tnquiry as to Nhe a ag SR eibepe ebay ela neeed of immigration into (hat state. BareMoRe. Beh. + The price paid wes ” per share, and nitu tp 1229 Optician and Jewoler. | ip Serater Cazaeron's absence, acecpted the | whether any 3-ts hands ave best act by | Judge Otto, Me: ang Drs. Asnton, Assisiaat | Mr. Knott (Ky.), from the Judiciary Com- | North Carolin fs there are one huod aresof tbe Times —— = Tia) ition for the latter in a ‘few remarks. | this commission since the 2th ultimo, and Secretary of the ape! Barman, J'9 mittee, reported Senate bill fixing the time |g, to Stock, this places the value of the property hiBLE BROTHERS: J. M- Edmunds was naanimously re- | if s0,bow, many, 1 have the hour to say Wale stan evan Jalan aac action Gan for holding the Cirealt Court of the U. 8. tor oi.51.270000. ‘The parchase make Mr. Jones os ws os mittee iat » ni 2 Y 4 . = s 4 5 Ss s " , and 3 ty-thre pares OF 4 weap oat ert aehpher inter wei teey tent of sii M00 since tant Gate Deine n pant fain god Mrs. MacArthur, Mc. sod Bre. veda. ‘Passo. cae teste ued 1.35; Maryland red, 1/188i 4: do. amber, 1 G0ai j being a controlling interest, whilst Mr. Jen: PRICE LIST {he following result :—Seaators Cam. | of those provided for in a resolution unani- | Walter Cox, Mr- eae The House then, in the morning hour, pro- | $9: Shite’ sasse: ‘southern’ valle dese. weaken | IDES, the eullor of the Tiines, owns seven = . ». Cragin, West, Logan and Dorsey; Rep- | mously adopied at a meeting of our board und Mrs, Badger, Bre, Ricketts aire oes led to the coasideration of bills of & pri- | Mixed, Bosase,: epols So bid Febreaty, Gober shares, and Mr. E. M., Morgan forty shares. ives Platt, Rusk, Sinniekson and id of the 35th witimo, @ copy of which is i cas ger, Mis ws , ae , | Yatenatuce, reported undera call oi com- | Meret’. Oats dull but steady—soutoern itis undgrsteod that Mr. Morgan sired to —— The meeting then adjourned with | inclosed. None have been isstied except as mre cnerel and Miss Emory, Mrs. Miss | mittees. é Nestern white, ais: western mixed, 4 Kye | purchase these ten shares, aud an ad litional the understanding that the executive com- | authorized by that resolution.” The resolu- | nd Mr. Lames, Colonel and Miss Cutts, | afr. ‘Tucker (Va.), from tie Ways and | dull, 8050. Hay dail aud unchengs! Provi-t ns one, norder that the paper could be raa in mittee meel on Monday night, or at} tion provides that wheras, a proposition is | General, Mrs. and Misses Beckwith, Gen. | yeans Committee, reported 2 billto recand | strobe but aniet’ Pork. 21 2:15, Bulkm ace | the’ teternet rs nator Conkling for the tite $550 REDUCED TU $49. | the cui! of the chairman, Senator Caincron. | now pending in Congress for the trausfer to Pid Airs, Humphveys, Gen. and Mrs. Maroy. | ig Lawson & Drury, of Alexatuiria, proce =ds Shells. Batoocaboulders, Stroser tivclie: toe’ | Presidency, but Mr. Jones, who is pro- —_—_ the department ofthe Treasury of the United | are Hott Mae ant aie Wooing? | ofsale of certain inna sold for direct taxes, | 'eel?s,, Bappe aboulders, Sssonar rib abies, 136" | Nonnend against ( osicing, as weil axa chile f1TS $25 REDUCED TO sis ALLEGED OVER-ISSUE OF PACIFIC RAIr= | States of the dutics heh nt Dareiorg Main By Ernest ‘Kinney ‘Mr, ‘Bingham Willing, Mr, Referred or nape kon of the Whole on pri- | 13""refined. 13%. Butter dull aud heavy ex — jor Grant, secms Wo Have outgesore!4 = ” “ ani . r " s 5 yhereas, been in- arp » Mr. . % scarce an — . \. = ROAD BONDS.— Mr. James H. Storrs contin- | this board; and whe eh nas D- | and Biss Sherrill, Mr. and Mrs. Prauis vate calendar, bn obariesintiie Soman extras, ag os a ——— poy d his argument before the Senate Railroad | “oduced and is now pending to prevent the s a Mr A iarge num ol i . SITS 922 REDUCED 10 gi. | Ud his argum: further issue of 5-65 District of Columbia | SWayne and Mr. Noah Swayne. rted and referred to the Committee of the . Coffer dull acd nominsl—Bi» cargo. | ‘THE LANDIS MURDER CASE was g¢ yon ta Committee this morning, claiming that the | ponds, that no farther issue of said 3-03 vonds | _ Notwi {he snow storm. the earl | Whole on the private calendar. geen Jobbing. 16igatoX-.. Whisky fcm-r—1.13. | the jury yesterday afternoon. -\* | 1 cou: FITS €20 REDUCED 14. | the ttoth meridian of toneitule west foe, be made by the board until Congres shall | Tos? re santo Weed oe eed bees fon motion of Mr. Hewitt (N-Y.), the House | wosey joaued at 5.” Golds 12% “Exchanges. tone eluston of Attorne' Waa cae uf, rox s 2 esp u a the 100th meridian of longitude west from jon. 0 was, one A 3 » | ment, Judge e 4 Grecnwich to the € sat boundary line of the istned excepting 89 furan necemary to coor pd tangy ape: = aimed as- | Bill to satnentae G. i Heap, consul ar Ta. Nii Worn: iyeb t Flour dull und ascining Referring to the plea of inganiiy ond thas s ° ’ state of Californ: hat there en DO 1 - | Semblages ever gathered accept a commission from the Be: Wheat quiet and bea’ iy insanity means weree an‘ iype uf men- euts =g1S REDUCED 212 | over-issue of bonds, and that the matter had eee oe fied e3cssobe” | Mr. Wood is the prince of hosts ‘as all Eoow tl macad nat aside bel oe ge BD — The tate of discog derangement whiets by ° # readers ~~ = been argued by him at the time, in 1569, be- who haveen. his hospitalities, and from Mr. Faulkner (W. Va.), from Com nittee | in the open market for thrice mouths _ * deferdant irrespaps! vie. eiTs) $16 =BEDLCED TO 810. | fore the Attorney Geueral of the United DISTRICT BUSINESS BEFORE THE SENATE | bis distinguished position in public and so- on Foreign Affairs, back Senate bill | P&r -» Which ts a. cont. below the b Was unconscious by reaso” of the States, who gave ’ Coumirrer.—The Senate Committee on the | Cial life he has an exceptionally: ac- | To authorize George F, Marsh to accept pre, | Fae. U8. boude, poids Wess; Erie. | mind he should be acgu! od, but if be was ITs gis BEDUCED xO gs, | Ybe ran from the District of Columbia held @ meeting this | W#inlance with the dis o- | sents from the governments of Switzerland YOR THE Popurc | COD*ious that he was + ung’ what he ought . = | west from Greenwic morning, when Mr. Morton was directed to rR pape Dag peta m7 and. italy, and it WAS passed. TRE PuBLic LANDS hot to do, he shoul’ not be acquitted, pleasantest footi' e whether he was pari’ Jly insane or not. Lovistana LectsL ation —The Senate bax y report adverse! anat louse then weat into Committee of | SCHOOLS.—The House Committee on Edu- ihe act of Tine’ bo, tsttvon tition Or Win. | Sefeat aumber of this elass of people: Miss | we ‘whale gn te private calendar, Sur. Hol: | eation and Lavor has agreed to. Will, Ballantyne etal. Senate 392, for the es man . chair. which has long been before Con- vation of game in the District of Columora | S8sisted him lastnight in giving the guests | “A number of bills to which no objection | Purpose of how fal and to apply the proceeds of 51 ; - 5 ; ; Was referred to Mr. English. Senate 339, to | 9 §race! Was made (this being “objection day”) were | [ic jands to the education of the VERCOATS $i3 BEDUJED TO & Lee SQUTHEN MaRxLAwn RAILROAD. | TO thoeuse the Wasson, City Imebriate | sp Miaticae Tore Bey Cea egaued | read and ordered laid aside to be reported to | Ho lands 19 the education of the, people. wo RE duced a Lill te oan tin ekt, Cragia intro- | Asylum, was’ referred “to Mr. Toberison, | iVitations, for a eg roves the House. of sales of public lands shall, after tne Seek eetees tesmee eameunion cane alae ‘VEBOOSTS $16 BEDUCED TU giv, | duced a bill to ai! i tie constraction of the | The memorial in reference to the excessive —— sage of the act, be forever consecrated and | A‘rican race. As the bill cannot the Southern Mary! raulrad. It provide tolls over the Aqueduct bra was referred | Mn. T. J. CoLLiNs has been appointed cheaeepapr oe T. C. piaichdeentg doom seta lego ge yd Provided | House a conference will no donbt be: overnment Cuarantee of interes! e ir. Dorsey. Senate in referen a ;ponden’ Chicago is recover- | that v4 efleet suspend YEROOATS S15 EEDUCED Ty $12, | thirty-year five per cent. gold bonds of this | the route and termini of Ihe Anasseihe ang | Coster of the heating and ventilating ap- | Te# = sed ew now at Dt 4 to frame 4 hii! acceptat 0 both: from a severe attack of rheu any law pow authorizing the pre-empt on of ar {ween Washiugion city act tho Portaile;Be- | Potomac river railroad. was referred to Mr. | Paratus at the General Post Office building, | ing from a severe attack of Ce Gent! | public lands, or the entrs of pubite Ia 1s for Toenty tight chanaes content see ae Fe ae tween Washington city aud the vr of St. | Hitehcock. Senate 253, in reference to the | Vice A. Jordan resigned. his wi s! : ‘The Secreiary of re ~ : DVERCOATS €20 KEDUCED TO 914 tary’ . to be . ———_ ral B. R. Cowen was absent from the Inte- : Kive, of the supreme district coart, and re- Mary's river, and to Point Lookout, at the | condemnation of ground in square 762, was Navat 0: ign F; afined before the Sist of July ia each year Is dit comiuend uis impeachment. contivence of the Potomae river with Chese- | referred to Mt. Marrimou, ‘Senate 23t, re- VAT ORDERS.—Ensign Frank E. Saw- | rior department Ma Ceing contined 86 | od to sey —— NVERCOATS S22 BROUCED TU S16. | pemke bay. the total distance not to exceed | lating to the Alexandria eanal, was referred | Yers, ordered to the South Pacific steamer, ee ian ee teas ogee peter mgm ey by District of Colam- | | KerrnitCan GAIN UX COMBPRLAND, &) miles, and the vonds to be del vered ouly | to Mr. English. Senate 258, to amend the | per steamer of 15th instant from New York; | $1, Naperinchy tha oven taua ‘and | Di&, upon ibe basis of between | Mn. —A special to the Balto. San from Cam- OVERCOSTS $25 REDUCED TO gis. | pug road. Tue bill also | charter of the North O street and South | Passed Assistant Engineer John Pemberton eee ena Lad . the'axe of five and t “one years the wet | beriand, Sid., tion in the first P 4, couociiman secure the United States agatnst loss; that | ferred to Mr. Hitchcock. gage snall be given to | Washington Iailroad company, was re- | to special date at League Island, Pa wasnot ondaty. proceeds of sales for the previous rd to-day for . ‘Senate 268, to au- Engineer E. Latch, detached fraz onset SaVANNAH RACES.—There was another | Vided that after five years ‘one-half’ the | to ye resulted as follows: Aadrew GVERCUATS $35 REDUCED TO g2s. | the government shail retain gers due | thorize the construction of a railway from receiving ship Colorado at New Yi and | series of interesting races at Savannah, Ga., | proceeds, and after ten yearsthe wholeo! the | Spier, rep, 1. voves; Maurice A. * the road for transporting mails, coal, Troops, | the corner of C street northeast Dela- | Ordered t0 hold himself. in readiness for or- | yesterday. Grit won the Lamar stakes over | same shall be set as an educational | cem.,11i votes. The resalt is = and supplies of every description’ for ware avenue to the District line, was re- ders to board of inspectors. Gunner Andrew | Athlete and Vineland, mile heats, in 1-31 | fund, which shall invested in United | gsiu, ond maxes the council &@ Lie, six ofeach United States; and (hat in case the amount | ferred to Messrs. Spencer and Harman has his arrival at the na- | and 1:51. Ozark won’ the two mile heats | States bonds. The first ment isto | party, with a demucratic 5 thus retained shall pot be sufficient to pay | The nominations of police comm! val hospital, New York, for treatment, hav- | over Tom O'Neill, Prussian, and two others, | be made on or before July 1816. To en- —— HABLE BROS., the Interest coupons as they fall due, the | were discussed, but no conclusion arrived at. | ing been detached from the Congress on the | in 3:43 and 3:43. The mile dash was wos | title apy state or territory to the provisions | STATE Coxv FNTIONS FEBRUARY. — 22, company sball deposit with of | It is understood that considerabie = | osth ullimo, and has been placed upon sick | by Survivor, over V: it, Payne, Star- ar teats, ence Sa sogeces to milintate for | J!hols repuolican, So'cene: Jndiace the ry &suificient amount of the net | tion, especially am the colored le, | leave. te and Centary, in 1:47. at least three months in each year a syetem biicen, ludlapapelis; 22, Wisconsin Merchaut Tailors and Fine Clothiers earnings to make up the deficiency. The | exists to the confirmation of Wm. H. Smith, ——_ —— of public for al) children between the age of | lican, Medison: 2, ec » poe mate “ Cae the wee | = a harees, a _—_ oereneete Le Figredipetacrags enema behave 7A female Lag vlan) lend cag) Paden ten years. Any of tonne merlect- jew Haven: 23, Ohte prohibition = 8 COT) within two rs. Referred ve of bis race since be holds office under 5 guns read, service before Pay $2,000 damages x Unis are to forfeit tueir rights uo the | 2 connecticut republican, Hilreford; feos Corner 7th and D streets. the Committee on Kallroais. | democratic House of Representatives, eud of the year, or elandering @ school teacher. ing ' Poovey lvauidrepublicao, Harrisburg.