Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1876, Page 1

Sr ne ree WEATTATA co THE EVENING STAR. |! > oe : ¥, Sundays Exeepted, j - HE } BUILDING. |THE BABCOCK TRIAL. + cormes 11th Street, } ¥ —_— - ; | WAITING F E The Evening Star Newspaper Company, | = @ FOR THE VERDICT 8. H. AUFPFMANN, Pres't. —-+-—__. THE EVENING STAK 15 served by, carriers to | 5 THE PLYMOUTH SCANDAL. wre at TRS . I. ym : raid 1 month: 4:7 monzhs. 3 OO; one year. B*,.00. AR—pudiisked om Desay ,BOWEN AND BEECHER. 82 60 @ year, postage prepa: = an = BF All subsersptions invaria’ ly 1" “deance, and , nr = Fa ry rg V2, 47 -N®. 7,149. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, FERRUARY 24, 1876 TWO CENTS SLEEPING CAR DISASTER. BF Rates of advertising furn18) ot om application, | “= = ssamreae SPECIAL NOTICES EVENIN ‘ : NoMINATIONS— The President sent the | THE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION, Jurt and bonest Bit toe ed, bill is a | FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS, FATHER AND SON BURNED. — = eeeeere — h N G S following nominations to the Senate to-day: ae eel EQUAL DIVASION, No. 3, 8. of ———————— Bates, U.S. marshal for Coanceit- | MORE ABOUT THE BOARD OF AUDIT pe ie ll egw gprs TaURsDAY, February 2. a“ y member ts carn ty eget 6. | 5 = SENATE.—Mr. Windom presestet mo eg ti FRUDAY EVENING, : Postmasters—Jobn Tweedy, at Dan- | A Damaging Afidavi upon the deponent at deponent’s house to - den leotone ot 6 dterteot Saat noes Washington News and Gossip, t; Charles H. Lyford, Vineland, N. ste oy Se, Ceronent, and finally, met deponent. | morial of committee of New York Caeap | Sot Yap onoce = as, J mas Coggeshall, New Bedford, Mass: Sees Toat said Hamlink made inquiries of depo- | Transportatiou asvociation, requesting Com Was not openet 1. ee G.T. B.TAYLOB, B 8. GOVERNMENT RECEirTs To-DAyY.—Inter- Davis Ge ‘dar’, Orange, Mass. A F The Investigation into the affairs of the | nent whether deponent had not aclaim un- gress to construct @ trunk Dine ratlr: nek, the judges cote N&W £UILDING ASSOCIATION nal revenue, $20 PB Recced Liont Conk Coie eae 228 | District of Colnmita was veeummed ty the | peritea sen amt earned reectt | tween the grain-growing section a {he charge to the § As soon as o Board of Dir of EAST WASHING- | MUINISTAR SCHENCK writes to a confiden- | ], avtin the army. District Committee of the House of Repre- | foMUniac ie gah ene expres ment, aud | Matic soepoant, He said the comn este REHOME. whieh ee ntee Dilton TON BUILDING ASS LATION. No. ¥, at @ | tia! friend, a near relative Dayton, Ohio, Abminckne Bic Seniatives this morning. Was told by deponent the sald claim was in Cominittes on Trane 2 al ting in various groupe t meeting held Febroary 2st, authorized the that he has not resigned, ana does not con- | 4” ether THE RECOKDS OF THE ROARD OF PUBLIC | the handsofLay & Co., whom he desired to Mr. Wallace presented memorial of Phila. | introduced In eritanes rears, te th Sianed to reecive subscriptions to stock. ~~ { paameptoyasr =e nIok.— Becretary C WORKS. make the settiement. That Hamlink said | Jit. Wallace Sr tendo th Paver at serecnten | Saneoieced, Gee whee eoplous extracts fromm $) ver mo uth per ebare, First payment seco! tewplate resigning. towhom he bas tendered the office of As- ige Buckner real ® letter from the sec- | it was not necessary for deponent to revoke theben rupt law and against its rep Pg | tee President's deposition. At the contact Perron: wishing t» subscribe cam send postal | Tur Committee on Ways and Means to- | gietant Secretary of the It Tetury of the District Commisstoners, setting | bis power of attoruey to Lay & Co. that he, | Oitiery Gonitees ' | Jurige Dillon said thet in ail the prapomeiges ete arse caul Tame and address, aad siatiog | day by a vote of six to three, directed Mr. | that when he has « new assistant he willan. | forth ein gto hg ied pe! coda beet | Figg rel ot get are og = Mr. “Withers presented memorial of the | Be bed to mane he bad the concurnense at ee 2 of sbaren. . > ai pounce it. Seere rther says ti RS 0! rte 0 - | for : \d Pong Poemery t eck. Sudne ember Of 28°" B_WERGUSON, Secretary Wcoil to report tavorably to the Houss the | rounce lt. The Secretary further patted ay | thorizing the employment nt Meamer tenes | ote ceee attomes, which power he, Ham- | MAYOr and common council of Alexantria | #oclate on the bench. J Tr sana So tNTeS! corner 3 street abd Pa. Hawaiian reciprocity treaty. baving been offered the office, have merely | 1 Mattingly, and Harrington as attor- Link, represented io de nent had no legal, | 7 Maver of erecting ® monument at York bd the reasois whieh had me 5 beer . ive Set Gismea ne ek oa S r ©, Clephane as shor.-hand reporter, | bindiug force. That finally said Hamiink yon itton of Ge pe ees teeny thes ane ct ccLs = Em EAR MRLE GE ANS STONEY S00St Se | Per Se ee Ree a muy ot <8 cord going to show that the Na: | met deponentin front of the Marissa mor Wat Vii eee ee Jack; | mncut wos paid counsel ood anes cS this morning a conscience contribution of bs Kblican newspaper was ordered or | ing, on the Iith or isth of the present month. eras genta si ke one: De hs Al | of case on both ~ — $15. The envelope was postmarked “New | TH Pr EAU DEPFICIESCY.— 110 print officially for the board | Hamlink renewed the subject of the unset. | Of bis political disabilities. Judiciary Dillon « = te we the proceedings of the investigation. ted claim of deponent above referred to, and | mittee mes fey gems A special service for Xork Vand encigsed @ memoranda saying | Secretary Bristow had a long hearing this | the MRILL OF THENATIONE MeoECICAN, | Sod he Would go Into the office of the board | Mf. Famunds, from the Committee on the | ae as to the grt YOUNG MEN, SS Se mormtos before the House: Committes on. | Crovnring the ote Feport was reat. I: | of audit, and ‘would like to sce deporent | Judicinry, asked to be discharsel from wha pag Mg dofendant SABBATH APTSRNOOM, at 3% o'clock, Tax Post Office and Post Roads Commit- | Appropriations with reference to the § for 7Si columns, at $15 per column, and | after he, Hamlink, came out. Tuat sata Frarported to be a petition of &. i). Loo, ask- | © - vy Bhort addresses by Young Men, tnorning from Me: Huboant representing tus | Hetty of the Treamiry department, Ware | fyuygtulte, Lave, aexreenting SiB915.” An | Hamiiok did goin tp fk in Conversation with | The committee asked tis bes ‘ : the existence _ Music led by Cornet and Organ. ferit-te_ | morning from Mr. Hu ard, representing t the commiitee took no action, it is more | printing of the oflivia? report inthe déepubii- | ME Watson, there cretary of the boani or | Sent to them w a copy ofa} = pon egg gn Ene seonad BOME MUTUAL BULLDING ASSOU express companies, in favor of exclastir than probable t to-morrow @ bill Will be | can was authorized by us. Sicned, A. R. | audit. Thatafter a few minutes Han K ident of the United conspiracy, was 7 ios hoe | eh WASHLNGTON, D. 0. merchandise from the mails. The commit- | reported covering Ww! prcbherd. H. A. Willard, aad J. B. Blake. | came out and asked deponent wh de ee were cautioned at son ste boone pooks are now opew for subscription to the stock | tee tuok bo action. be passed In the House atonee. The Republican's uel was “4 ponent, wonid tute for the claim avove re . + from the ¢ quaed Gataee bee ppm ban 3 = oe dk Aan for the speedy resumption of work in the eu- | as correct by W. H. Pope. business manager, | ferred to. Depoveat asked what he, Ham arted House & . no reminfied that une Jone Hormas graving bureau is now quite favorable, before — Hoy ec. | link, would give for it. Tast Hamlink Ling for the aumtssco goverment oeat en? reminted ai = ‘the draw as S enndidate a we | Navan Ornen tenant A. H. Vail | HOW A PLUMBER Gor urs accounrs aux | replied that he would give deponent SA | Somaloeranion tie mend aes ODS MS Well @S fis revenue, and it lay in the Becrotary, 45. siana avenue, opposite City bernatorial ca s in Indiaua in a few anSee ts tan Rraukals) tat . MIXED U nop | Wr the said claim. Deponent sald that ‘he unt Gill atity aMowen Gases teins province of the jury to acquit swell me an ict ane Site foe 4 Wa ’ John A. Blinkhorn sworn:—Ama @ plumber | had already lost 100 much on the said work, | 22 bith onty a 10 Ww i a Soe ‘This Awociation fs organized upon ons of the best the nomination of Mr. Lan- | March; Assistant E Edwards to | and t for Daniel | and couldn't atiord to lose so mu: hat | &t the of its passage to i saa Systems, wed presen's atiractive features No pre- = the Pensacola @ contract | seid Hamlink then asked dep: tution. Phis act w it Blum regeires until forcher notice. Call aud get aa Gea is exeret ponent would give to baye bis claim. se to vateon the ox a nr ¢ Gee )SINSON, Preeident. HirirtsG to Pay THE Au Dent. | Swain Williane | and allowed within six days. That deno: the time of its submission past oue BUSE 5 7. be voters under the IBVING WiuL! Bec’ Mra. Grant received a 1 morning | Mareh; Lieuten: 1 r e ne agreed io | asked what he, Hamlink, would tak give me funds if I could pushhis work; went | to settle the said claim and guaran Babscriptions w! Wroe & (0 , corner i, Lieut. E lorwarded to the Treasury department, « = CHUSCH SCANDA . as t 1 2 Me of Mai objected to ° eo e on for five weeks and he fell baek; tha ite payment within six da: Ham- . 4 a 7 K. Backman, corier Hasan: zfrom Ishpeming, Mich. signed Mrs, t pay off prompily; I told Evans link replied that he would guarantee pay- | Present consideration of the bill, beean = iwout Beccher, ee re ee are, h E. Dickis ing two dollars Wasp on rh ashe was delingvent he had better | ment of deponent’s claim within six 4 also contained an Rppropriation co fag shoment ees and Wo a rom that lady ed on waiting ers. transfer my aceour t m to the board | for $1,400. Deponent replied that s1,4 L sired to igo! r tuen ~-8 = »~ 7 sceticut, to pay aectns of public works; this hi Hannan and | foo much. | Hamlink said that sam did | ee , a STBATFOS Senat nance tttee reported | octal anc r reason got all | like a large fee, “but,” said Hamliak Mr. Edmonds tn oO 2 4 455 Loo ne Gee Eanoe< MES lee th encan | _ the heen biases of winter cade themect mixed bp; when we made settlements with | Know It will nou all ati til | Section Ss of the revi elatt _sentS-Gn 5 a bill yesterd 6 SM ROI eG cectamey tack cera 2 board dida't have time often to sea waat | have to divide.” ‘That doponant es the District of Colamb: 1 to Com we "G@ Hov OB 1G the national increases tie hats and the lyellest purautts of papers we signed. that he would consult with } mittee ou Judiciary 3% amount of be stat - sa aoe HOW HEWETE OFFERED TO FIX MATTERS. >», and then let > > ' COSFER AND CHOCOLATE, to ive were thereby oecasic Q. When the old board of pabiie works depouent would do ae i, Sauese, vaerant, ‘ their redemption after thirty years from ate of issu the pleasure of the Ux Siates. t the cold for the p 1 of the cabinet rece well r Who preside ove M8 © <d nO | 4 t Lis statements. 26rdales wor names, with aid that Mr. and kutw of a contes- Dis Shelished had you a claiin against the district? A. Yes, sir; there was one account, I den't know whether it was settled; it was about t says that he bas 8 the interview apov: t raid Hamlink has b use to sce deponer UNEIVALLED SOD VANIA A¥SNCK, pear “i oe exception, Mrs. Joseph Il sion by Mre. Ti) LEAVES OF ABSEN have been granted ors mdual- Fea mene ° 840; I never got a cent from it; I had my ac- b 3 wen On [ar bP IS JOUNSON & 00., for five mo with permission t } counts allr ted to £0 to & Fon ponent. And this denon was ne bane ~ BANEBRSE, ro 9 Captain Leslie Smt istrict office baildh and says, that on Friday or Sat lady who ad been eria i A “ro adinittance,” and soon | the Isih'or 19h instant, he e Ste: ibpecher ioe eee earner af Wid Sivest and Pennsylvania Avenns rs f who entered there left hop Wstsou, Secreta: the boert aut ho Names were given = b sih of November, 18 asked said Wat { anything had ‘been what il was mor Dealers in Government and District Becurities; I Said he called for our mat! eponen’s f 4 m todepo- | 88 : ~ won ee = i ae er ia ee || come up to-night at 7 o'clock bill above : ; ceased restore to pony . B. OFFLEY & 0O tion of the 4 eas and see Hannan.” he eame with Charley Jepouent then related to said Wa x persons we + — . BANKERS, Swine ry Bud the german | sop Hewett to Hannan, | son the substance of what had taben place m therefrom iu couseq) attense is tao es ‘ No ¥ Stasxrs, OonneR Firreenru anv D Cuaxvdize’s Rerrexci 2 is some t deponent and Ha the sa chad 7 . Oppose Treasery ; atarioe ths tna Soar win | aes deponent. with Haris Conkling calte for the rey of the | Seton, wtted thats BABE OF DEPOSIT, EXCHANGE, sogered = Lege 7 Pe : | conecrning said elaiin. | Watson replied port, by Which it »ppeared th : 5 er Sener Deat , Governm Hetrict BURDB, S Eecuarge OF nthe | He | advising depo to put his claim in Ha: ome wicge BROHANOE: bere oe District ‘ account of tt 2 : . ke my ehanes on | link’s hands, aud seid (ha: Hamlini apps on . The disctfarges were Tannan said to Hew ed to possess pecullar facilities for ; Sea a. dates. On the 18th 1 leet my elaima iny sel ” claims passed Luron, Ww Investment Securities on Commission. _mart-tr_ ployes were decapitated, aud on t olLct Lot thin depoent SP REMOVAL.—WM. F. HOLTZMAN, Aisor- y-two female ditto avd thir yme Lo anything bs ey-at- Law, bas removed to No. 1331 F et. | miles followed, making foriy-iwo i: ior he, ¥ Rorthwest, opposite Ebbit House, and will bs | (ute a reduction of the fore. i bim his bie Lo get the .~ - Pleased to see bis friends and business acqnaint- | oa was enlieete Saeer Suces. Legal busiuefs solicted, aud monoy favent MOT x a Booms and Offices for rent in'sama bntttine 02 tf iw D. QOOUBE, Jz. &00., BANKERS, apld-tr SARUBL G. YOUNG BL ts = worarr’ LIC, Auditors’s office ye ‘ixou, of Hil., from Su H,and WH. + Should dou ved 1429 F street, 1 “cd to bien that Bir. eptionally Jar tion depone 93 Coed ei Lived ta Sy $ Very poptlar vonceraing Kale Far would aliow ‘ er for years. Bt . ring promotio e and the eiite of the ety t ent , Watson seid Hanmi: braced In Cffiee to-day — sh Bag Bispre j RANKLIN & €6,, Y Mae i Kye hae ; ne lady moe indi a c ater #¢ pipes in Hami lon was AOOeER Er 1237 Poe TANS, cae, ere L, The District in ¢ ys of the city. I then T Ww between accom Genaive brazilian Pebbio Spectacies.._decT-1y Jat SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS FOR DAMAG tt and told him I was it and seid Waison then closed : BAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES A CURRENCY F Autex-—It in stated PROPERTY BY IMPROVEMENTS, UTTERLY ASTONISARD on renewing bia advi nsnnees White ie B a. B MEMELER. 4 Treasury department that there ts on! The bill introaneed in the Hoase rd that ke had collected claims which aim above menti detailing the I au een- Aecs-tristy 463 Penns. ave. corner 43 strect ‘ey €bevgl on hand to last iwo ing by Mr. Cate, of Wisconsin, for RAE COMET cas TA OF AN5K. ie HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES vinced thm: he zeferral to & poiol eighteen = = and settlement o: Sed oot Cate (Wis ) introduced a bill for the equali- | Y€ars aso. dulent claim eins that none of the currency received at | izat the department is paid oat again, but is de- | damages sustai HABLE BROTHERS? | rose. and vow notes sreiser tty tas ts provements tn the Dis piace, Ifthe appropriation of #100.00) Me Baad x A ‘o resume operations in the baresa oi en- | Vides that the Commiss PRICE LIST. zg and printing is not made ver and directed to receiv is ar ticipated that there will be : earr ng negengs iar) sir ¢, as the Treasury will s901 hay y Within said District 1 ty pay out.—[ Wash. Cor. Balt. Sun. public improver by the order of the leg: BEDUCED TO $25. THE EMMA MINE SCANDAL.—The Sec since the year 1571 upon —_— = ai tary of State has transmitted to the Honse = . 18, | Committee on Foreign Affairs the corres- a te ee pondence between the Department of State and Minister Schenck with referince to tho * SUITS $23 BEDUCED TO $16. | Emma Mine scandal. It wa$ read to the o collect the old not cla 3 ip aday “Oh,” be suid, I have got a power of attor- ney to collect all your claiins.” 1 then sued him. Fe met me one day after this and said, | not Watson “Fdon’t want this th on account of the pa niation of | Wat ni y i wner or owners | Hewett said ali be paid Johnson was his fea | Q. Didn't Dr. Brodhea) ast Mr, Watson to » property 80 claimed to be dainage!, Creare doers We then talked of a compro- | make a statement on the subjeci? bg forth particularly a fail description 2 ¥ zation and settlement of all claims for da:n-| tise momnel? sy O,? ses sustainel by r ion of public improve- t be : Waite lo-ked u fColaiubia. i sly to pr AMLNED. aid Appeli hat Watson held it uy, tthe time I beld itup tee @imitied r. but did it vs ey oTy.ew, ashe tee, . | s®* Mr. Bowen was a aa away after as it was ordered tha aving bad biseay. Mr. Bowes, after read- ya. ‘ aturcay’s session be for debate ouls, tae | ing hin statement, professed bis’ willingness ng to go to the bo.ri. A. I don’t remember that. Mr. Noyes was | House to mcet as a Committee of the Wavie. t give pames and dates to soy commitice He Gharios Witt ie | Present, apd be can tesiify aslo what oc- | Mr. Dunnell (Minn.,) from tie Commitiee | vq Sy 4cmne, ht.” meaning Charley Johnson, | curred at the time. on Commerce, reported a bill toextend to BOWEN 9 the port of Gennessee, N. Y., the privileges of section 2960-2097 inclusive of tue re statutes. seed. NT LIKE THE FoOKe. Mr. Bowou this @ m. suid be was deliber- aling grey be shoul Sormght fom in order to bring the petrators of “an’ a! On motion of Mr. B er, (Mo.,) the Com | tempton his reotal liberty to jastice. mittee on the District of Columbia was au- | Mr. enry C. Bowen, jr., said his father had thorized to employ @ clerk in investigating | no definite plan of action for the fature but the fitalrs of the District under the order of | was awaiting ine course of eveuts. the House. = The Advisory Council To-day. Mr. "Wood (N. ¥.), from the Ways and] ine Advisory Commelt 3 Plymouth church advisory council assembied this oe give me £700, and I A. I don’t know ged ey a not. All * t ages re.” then went tomy remember is that Watson said he dida’i LA opis ila eet oni yer, aid, "You caw't withdraw | understand it, andl took uphis hat and went th . ed, No claim shail be enter- | We sult; send Euwett to me.” I mt Hewett ! cut of the ofiice. ee ees aneracot, bat n tained or consi¢ered for ete to go = Mr peoceies Mr. Mer. Tr » - 7 dectine to have it published at present. [cis | pre ty for whic rich’s office. Hesaid, “1 won't ?o 11; T will OHS «626 «4<REEDUCED TO $16. | Cidcrstond iat the correspondence is Minis- | Mrcper'y for which settle with you, but with no other man.” ter Schenck’s explanation of his connection sion ‘This is the Way the case stands to this day. SUITS 15 BEDUCED TO 12. | w irs = ee ine, which was HEWEIT'S FRIENDS, »y him to Mr. ditor's office of the board of | Means Committee, reporied a bill relat u: of section € of the act c tT the rec ot Of such app) public works; Chapman gave oar firm his | to the treaty with the Hawailan Isiar : ‘ % dow! be- at the requ: sald Commissi shall at onee Q. Did Heweit tell you who his friends | claim; I did most of the work in prosecutiug | which was inace the spocial order for Taurs- pty presenting to the churet theie yt a =e REDUCED To gio ur. The House Committee on a pro) nd competent o: Were, wuO could heip lim to get the claims | it. Tue claim was given to us in 18th. ft day vext. if : sions in regard to the six questions asked In SUITS §16 REDUCE * | farrs to-day considered the correspond Ingpeet the premises tbrougt worked hard to get it Unrough on acount of | A large number of bills were, by uaan’ the letter missive, and the ather matters re. Withont reaching apy conclusion the cations, and assess the damag~s whic q¢ A. No; but my tmpression was that they | Chapman’s financial e1mbarrassmente. mous consent, introduced and referred. ferred to them. The reports of (he commit- BUITs 813 BEDUCED TO g 8. | ter was postponed until to-morrow, va ha been actually suffered in each ca ~@accord- | Were Ye the Auditor's office. Daniel Dono. | couldn’t get it passed. In the summer of 1 During the ca { committees in 1 porn the committee will determine what expen ry . “4 m- | ees throughout have been favorable to Mr. ing to their best judgment, tak? se this aot Was acierk in the Auditor's office, and | Chapman d myself were quite solic t ing bour, Mr. Hewitt (Ala.), from the Com Beecher. ihey will take in the matter. Sideration the benefit to the reg Sete hy ee formerly been eroployed by the board of | about it; Chapman told me what Hamling | mittee on Invalid [ ensiods, reported sundry ——s —_— PRorcamp Akuy ReosoAwiiarta son of the Improvement or ‘eénatrs complain: | Publicworks. I don't know whether Hewett | and Waison ad said, 1 told him tomarcon | Bali ad Pen subject matter, and a A SLEEPING CAR DISASTER. . P r GANIZ x — i + ed of, and the amount of «. ay meant tbat he was one of his friends or not. | affidavit to what they said and give it to the The bill introduced in the House of Rey similar cases under r een eee T don’t thing, however, he was the men; I | board of audit; he made the aMiavit, and I sevtatives by Mr. Banning, of Onlo, “to report their flodi~,.-“"10uS legislation, and | think Donovan is an honest man. mace a copy. ‘Mr. Lay and myself took it to midgets Seas me Ye Unetay | thereupon ral 28 to the Commissioners, Q. You wrote Hewett a letter after the | Mr. Brodhead in the TFreasuiy. He expressed Brake to ee ror the army of the United | Ceuta mony as « Commissioners shall pro- | ,,@- You wrote H was the substance of it? | astonishment that such a charge shball be ek, to provide for its gr: reduction, | ol inef 280 award in accordance with That Hewett hai coiiceted clatms waich | lodged against the secretary of ‘he board. Al be is cat ter Gee teres Toe | aod te Rertiticnta te ceeh aen 1 come to me any way, and he caine to | three o'clock on the sameday Chapman aad . . ee ‘i ents an : urposes,”? 3 Lane nh 3 a ite aia: « = rae! * i @ OVEECOATS 815 BEDUCED To a2. tue minimoum of cavalry s regiments, and of quite excitedly and said: “Did wa ex: myself went to the board of audit, and in the <Amount so found tobedue, signed by each | ™ 3 facie infantry 23 regiments. “The regimental or, of suid Commissioners and eoantersly, Pect me to collect fraudulent claim er substitute for the group granting pensious to and Black Hawk wars. and the wilows and ing caron the Harlem railroad extension orphans of such soldiers and sailors. was burned last night and Mr. Bissell, the ferred to the Committee of the Whole. | proprietor of the Sierma: house, Chicago, ir. Durham (Ky-), from the Committeeon | End his son, perisued im the igman wee Mines and Mining, reported @ substitute for | Oiner passcumers sare reporied as having ihe bill to amend section 2324 0f the Revised | Seen bagiy uurued, ‘Phe ‘accident was Statutes in relation to mining patents. b OVERCOATS $13 BEDUDS D TO § 8. @VEECOATS @16 REDUCKD TO g10. caused by the car ranning off @ broken rail y NC MAX LE LODHEAD, AND 80) The substiti ‘as ordered to be e ~ a oe OVERCOATS REDUCED TO zation Is to be abolished, and the the Suditor and coptrolier of said District, | jonn Chapman, swore Po Lene a ental had | Tread the affidavit, Water aid not de yit; | and made the special order S06 34 reh Toth,” | Abd the upsctting of tue car widek then took rope of artillery: to conser ies AB the | Which certificates shall be receivable tn pay= | g¢//i4 Cayman, sworn: the old board of pub- | he stammered considerably aud appeared | Mr. Turney, (Pa) from the same commit: wat tan Pas OVERCOATS $22 BEDUCED TO gis. T srttliers cea co reo! Natteries of AE paper ttrgent le works; when the board went out I hada | guilty. dhe did not want to tee. reported ‘@ bill to exclude the state of | py<\ TAT THE Passe en poncenrich Hoel ott OF artillery: a claim due meé;one particular job was on R w:th I chilefof artillery, =} ® 10 $eIVE M8 INSPEC eg of artillery: 6 lied ; pant colonels“. sgjare, 60 captatan i) ing of the outstanding im- as first lieuter” ats ‘and 6 second Hentenante, | debteduess of saia District. * | The bi"' is "Very lengthy, and gocs into a | APPROPRIATIONS AND FE Ver", general reorganization of every branch TAN ATIO of ibe military servi the Military Commi tforhim and in tee p: street. In the fall of 174 I put my claim in | ence of all of them again I read t: the hands or J.C. Lay & Co; it was allowed ragraph by paragraph. Tue on in part. Ihad a clalm of $7,00n0 doe under | 1 heard Wawon make was that ir . the special orders of Eugineer Class. I told | man must have misunderstood his ENDITURESAND | Lay to push my ciaim; he said he had done | spoke sharply to Chapman, and in en from tue egy ge of the act of ay 10, 1572, to provide for the development dew pen a ne: ~ of the miueral resoureesof the United States. | Hogiord, uu Harlem cremate toe, wa The amendments of the committee wer. con Of an engine, baggage car, One passen- curred in, and the bill passed. ger car, ard a Wagner sin ping cor Times Mr. Southard, (Ohio) from the Committe: Were ten passengere all tolu in the sleeping on the Revision of the Laws, reportela bi ear, Which ran on @ brokeo rail, upset down to correct an error in section 1.375 of the &n embankment, aud caught i vised statutes. in relation to compensation A FATHER LOSES Mis Lt PRYING TO of naval surgeons. Passed. SAVE M18 SON. = Mr. Vance, (N. C.) from the Committes on 7 >. 2 ith the passengers thow that OVERUOSTS $36 BEDUCED IY Bi¥. OVERCUATS 935 maied - = ¥ ailhe could, Last summer, in May or June, | that he was trying to bribe Watson. Dr. It was referred to | , In the Senate, today, Mr. Spencer intro. | @ man came to me aud noked me if{ hada! Brodhead afterwards said that he didn’t be- ee. Rv a DIM, which was referred to the Dis- | claim. He said, who is attending to it? I | Heve that Chapman was in his right mind act of Columbia Committee, in relation to | said, Lay & Co. He sald, you patit in my | when he made ft. GOVERNMENT | Aprropriations and expenditures for the Dis- | hands; I will collect It By Coutrolier Tayler:—Q. Didn't I say that HABLE SROs.; RENTED BUILDINGS Fo : ? { “ - “ Mr. Bisseil’s ron, aged 17 years, was in the Us¥—It sppears from official statements | Wiel of Columbia, and taxation’ thereon, . Who was it? Iheid up the claim of Chapman, not Wat- | Patents, reported bill to protect the ree. op , Merchant Tailors and Fine Ulothiers te tial somber of balldings rested | Bciatcpegbrgeiie taal for reimbarnind | 2: MeliP Hane, 1 ania 1 eoatane | hi fia Patent Omics soptoreel eee beonte- | Sut arse, bet totri ius criss Ot'kts Sot lors iers, i pial nm Idin; . nite ates in prope roportion fo tmy claim in bis hauds without revokiag | A. Taian’ ne tue cries of bis soa out first, b: hear anything said about hoii- its Patent Office employes from receiving the quartermaster’s department expenditures on account of the District of power of ailortiey; he said that dida’t | ing up the claim. extra compensatton for Work done ia or out | WEP fp Ag fobs-tr wner 7th aud D siresi cumbia foreach fiscal year, coummenc paake Any difference ile said: “What will | THE FILE COPIES OF THE NATIONAL nz- | of the Patent Office] Passed, ncn Toelr caarred remains 1 s se ee u are shar be lev! you give me if J srarantes S Sepp Ag . APOBLICAN re = 22 - the steey bab Oh were <HIETS CHEAPER THAN , perty in said Di id that Leto rdeh Peay ned SLi. I | of March 6th, Murch 9th, and March %ih,| A Paterson CHARLEY Ross.—Jastice : fas bed, but all AEE SANA SE THAN EYRE IM THE re rh as bas heretofore been ful that ts toomuch. I toid Lay aboat it; | 1-74, were read to show’ that thet pap-t | Benjamin femen ae Monday night res | ™OPE Or “ ow > €d bs law from taxation, a tax of — 01 etch | he said don’t put it In his hand: claimed that its publication of the 1 | cued irom an unknown man, about t Mr. Francis t { Cute: We are aclling SHIRTS, READY-MADE, of 209 of value, payable, ove half on the stot | never geta dollar of iteol tent a report of the last inyestigatioa was *- | miles from Paterson, N. J., a little boy ni Apna wg py eee eee Muslin Vand ino’ twenty pantrod «L October, and one half on the Ist of Apri in the board of audit of Hamlinx’s of count of individual enterprise, and not w.th | years old, who was belug forelbly carned o seand in the bast? a ane eee ae og wage tbe ae ee ne such year. Section dos sala Hamiink had the bope of future reward. in & wegon against his will. Tae kiduapper is injured AM Lae injured ere d- charge the usual price fur making the Bt faid tax shall be te collected | peCuLIAR ADVANTAGES FOR COLLECTING At Lalfpast 12 o'clock the committes ad- | escaped. The little boy. whose name was A gentleman ff M al z peibe manner provided by act of March 3, CLAIMS. Journed until to-morn ing. Johnny Hudson, son of Wm. P. Hadson, of > ig a omg BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, |i - entitled “An get for the sepport f the | JT said $1,400 was too mnech to pay, bat he vernment of the District of Colum it’ i <IPaET WANTED. ee “said the man told tie | Nuose Dame is unknown, is slightly ine a aid = a . tie . ~ ‘ - red. Madame Piert, of ‘Puliatelphia, is s ‘a for | said itisa good deal, but it wou't all stick The committee have agreel to ask the | be wanted him to to work on &@ farm. 7 ~ J feblo-tr 2 F strost northwest, u thea cal one ending June > 1816, and for | to hts hands. e ; arin House for authority to employ an expert ia | When the lad refused and trled to get ot of ee ae ner ganoen her wey. An - Scan anos aa TE the oses,”” and all the r d. yo th to th i ‘ . mn man from Chicago was somewhat OTICE —Thore is « one plese iz Werhington pag bs Committee on | said wet bo far they may be applicable, Q. Did yon ever bring matter @ | connection with the investigation of theac. | the wagon, the man only drove the faster. where youcan buy & for 81 tdiz Attention of the board of audit? Hee Pek District Commissiosers aad | The boy wasenticed into the wagon by being | 28% There were about 50 persons in the +. Who contem- | « ‘ebm all continue in force and apply to taxa : passenger car behind the sleeping car, nome € such expenditures as far | tion under this act as though they were in- 3 A. Idid in three or fourdays afterwards in | board of audit. asked If he did not want a ride. Bat for his | Grwhieh were hur. Mr, Bissell’ was’ founa the auditor’s office. Mr. Watson was pres- 50 SHIBTS, roaty-made. national convention at St. Louis, — s ; corporated herein. Seciioa three provides | ent, also Mr, Tayler, Mr. Broduead aud aie, é a Sdnilies tacber wocthne dees —— dead with his feet out of @ window aod BALTIMORE SLE? Far Teny pee = thal ail public moneys received for taxes, | Noses: one of Me Lass Pateoe Fa ghar <La attention pean | fnside, burned tee orian body ‘orth oe pena ‘febi0- = CALL FOR THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC | assesamen licenses, &c., shall be paid to Q. Weil, wi id you say? = cy a 3 = : ~) BEADS-UADL.Iu el ConVENTION.—The national democratic ex. | the Treasurer of the United States, except A. I made an affidavit, and when it was D Mus. THOMAS, the wife of the “aynamite on. Tee ~~ Succower Socoe ee oy nt avuda there are {atine market | ecutive commitice last night Iesuad the call | eh as are required by existiag law tobe read in Mr. Waison’s presence he couldn’t "known @§ Thomassen, has remained Matter what the price is BLACK SLE BOWS ws | for th paid to the sinking fuud commission. See. BLACK s ‘ fiend, ‘ay anything. He said he didn’t understand the democra in this city since her arrival he: cents. worth 5 SILK TIES 3) cant June vith. The national democratic com. | UO" four provides that a!l expenditures | jj). L sald, f m only quokins yout weets.” o =, steamer Wieland, a snort time there that exGov. Morgun wo orth @1, at the ERANUH BALTI for the istrict shail be sade by Tv BacTony, 1018 Pittes oee MORE Stay mittee prior to its adjournment on Tuesday Mr. Tayler seemed to ac will succeed Gen. Schenck ‘as salaistor bon the . Suehas more @§ an attor- | the on elect and with her her four children. from whom slie the Treasury, upon requisition of the | ney for Watson in the matter than an bas ad ——- night, adopted a resolution instructing the | &! . iy" concealed their father’s crime a: W S™455 70 0RUBU A FRx DRESS SHIRT national democratic executive eommultioaie icin ieee s oat vee ‘ona ny | cise: Since that I have got $1,300 on my resolutions condemning the action of . Thomas left his family in destti a: ie URSNOH PALAIMULE SUIET FaCTGRs, | Continue such slepe as many bo deeuinston, | Congress, but thie shail uot provedt the ey ting tevclatae or uy ye ye EP 101% F street northwest. febi0-m "| Stent to secure the necessary ‘organization in | Zreasurer from making such payments as per ey uader @ ‘Savannah last E —— iz! a be required from existing laws, from te DVICE THAT IF FOLLOWED WIL: the several states, and that the chairmen of nee ledged therefor, according to his duties as debated at some length and the Absositabli-Bar » RANCH DB! cates teed ieckanty co-apeonee ice nie | ae successor to the sinking fundcsmmnicnc. Pcpnnied Was ee ee anh | eer eiopted by @ party vou. Ja frieod! New Yorr, Feo ee itawcine & Doage's effecting that end. The call says: “Each | Section five provides that an davit? with meat oF tee contents. ‘Lous about st resen' The conversation was on Saturday and OUGLASS & BROTHER hE irre) the affidavit was made on Monday. ROOME is to be | £20,000. i, equal to double its number of Senators aud ‘On TUESDAY, rie tet, Representatives tn the Congress of the United | forty ‘Witness was Petia the sae of « BANBBUPT STOCK OF States, aud the territory of Seat. Whose | tures are : : x aomiseion in July as a state, ve ita pp the stock of » northern ‘the - | the offices of fund commissioners THE AFFIDAVIT. boure, are im the best maaner,of Wamsatte viven te seod delegaica 10 ene Gonwerien, «nl transfers their duties to the Treasurer of WASHINGTON, D. C., Jane 21, 1875. ‘ ~ Demecratic, conserva: te United States. ‘On this 2ist day of Jane, A: zens of ths Uniel S THE 22D OF FEBRUARY A LEGAL HoLtpAy. | sonally a past polltionl ascacie 4 In the Senate, to-day, Mr. Edmunds in and for desi to e9- , Mr. Edn intro- sovratie party in its | duced @ bill amending section 993 of the Re. ‘are ial: - | vised ogy. relating to the District of present efforts and o i ests are cordially in- | ¥ ¥ited to Join in sending delegates to the | Columbia, by ix ing there! Dational Gsuvention Oy isdesired | Sfter the Surat from 4Il persons who would eb: fa ad- | abe Prenirercand aay of Fevraas ministration that bas suffered public | ferred to the Commaltice on the eredit to become aad remain inferior toother | Columbia. This ent wankes the 234 Lia on aod less favored nations, has permitted | Of February @ legal holiday. ite wheat, commerce en away by foreign Pease THE PRICE OF GAS STILL ComING Down. satisfaction. JAS. L. BOBERTS, Manufacturer. ets. has stified trade by tnjase, uneq and nd ernicious legistation, has bee yoo unasual | New ¥, Gas-ligh y off air me f Sa ew 3 compan, cl an- Referring tothe above, we solicit » trial of this | {@xation and Tendered it most burdensome, | Neunee that afterine tor Uay of Marca. the very ors eye sill prove to be all | bss ‘charged growing prosperity to wide- | Drice of gas will be $250 1,000 cable feet, ‘the maker claims for ft. We ave tt for sale in bags spread sufferivg and want, bas squandered t ‘of heretofore, red — BaBsOUR 2 Hamintos, | 126 Public m me out