Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1876, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, ETE AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, i Pennsylvania Ave: ~ corner Lith street, ; - The Evening Star Newspaper Company, Pres’t. por rares Sais pens es: 7 ee THAT ONE VOTE. ‘Tux WEEKLY STA Priday— —>} : Be cnet cert m hee Vet, 48—N2. 7,397. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1876. TWO CENTS. | the democrats Find it Again. ae ee EE L_NOTICES. VENING Sectety. LIST OF NEW BOOKS. TANGLED POLITICAL THREADS | FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. | Michigan's Ineligible Elector. > mae MOAT Gi E SS STAR. siuintandy prove, busines i» by nome | pIUGP* OM Burs PET. | sonaes op MPM mexocnsrs Tosspay, December 22 7 = Re HS corer e-g,| Washington Hows and Geestp. | soe ccsae tae aotere os a | Sepinicp aetna eee | eae Stee See ee | peat es] SOUTH CAROLINA CONTEST. Trumbull, Governor , GovERNMENT REcFipTs To-DAyY.—Inter- | neighbor of the Cupital has been known to 5 su it Mr. Howells may | lian, George B. Smith, and P. ‘Watson, A MEETING UF THE THIKD WARD | no: revenue, $195,0.1; customs, $211,211.63. me Frenchman r2plies when asked if he =o into the looked-for American play- | the ‘Tilden commissioners who attended the Se ior th srect worthwet, WEDNES | 3 BANK Nores received to-day | liked bayonets. A leading merchant on the riot T Dnited States Patents, | Louisiana, has just appeared. It is pam- So street northwest, N SAL No is ; ; EVRA Go. fa pee” he eh are, oe jor subemption ueapaaled s0:5m50r1 ¥ | avenue said on Friday that his sales were | sor tnvenors and Datentece: by Henry How: | Phlet of seventeen pages, and reviewsthe aw ene eta alee ee ee eee eee larger than he had had any right to expect. | son and Charles Howson, Philadedphia: | 4nd facts of the case. "IU 1s addressed to Hon. J STATED CONVOCATION of te ¢ AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House | He sata they were even greater than during | Porter & Coates. For sale by Wm. Ballan- —- penaice hg whose ee a by anpie, WEDNESDAY, the | to-Cay were Senators West and Wadleigh, | the autumn andearly portion of the winter | tyne. our ee oe ee the repubilenn Representive Haskins, and Mr. H. W. Mid- | of last year. Leading jewelers re] busi- The Declaration of Independence. A Poom; reports on the Kellogg frauds of and 1874, dleton, of Philadelphia. nes$ satisfactory as regards wedding pres- 7 come H. Martin. For sale by E. M- | and presents concisely the law relating to the a ents, although the clerk of the court has re- itaker & Son. board, and disputes iis jurisdiction entirely, Pi ‘clock a. SPEAKER RANDALL has assigned Hiester fifty less marria licenses issued Lectures on the History of Preaching; by on theground that the actis unconstitations, maber 15, bse, for sale to bins of $1.00 ofthe | Clymer.of Pennsylvania, to the committee | during a given time than in the same length | John A. Broadus, D.D., LL.D. New York: | and again vecauseit was illegally comstitated ion "EC ME"PRENTISS. Freaurery | ov appropriations, to fil the vacancy made | Of time In 1875. she? Weddi ts | Sheldon & Co. Forsale by Wm. Ballantyne. | for want of a minority representative, as im- Lock Box M, Post Oftic by the former's elevation to the Speakership. | ,, BY the way; who is she? ing presen A Song of America and Minor Lyries; by | peratively required by law. -+s FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATION. —— in great number and of unusual magnificence | yenjer Voldo. New York: Hanscom & Co. ‘On the subject of intimidation, the report cS" ek.) Sagpaconasite PERsowal—Ex-Senator Carpenter was on | Sfe being ordered for a lady whose surname | «x49 Own Child.” _A novel; by Florence Se nine e ee oe P . 9th, ITE. e fhe Ong. 9°98 r ey from. ns oN ” &e. r been accessib) 8, discloses « v Dec. h. 187 the floor of tne Senate to-day. Senator order for marking. The members of the for- vos nena Gor Wen is state of lawlosat in im ishes, not : eign legations appear to be particularly in- J. Shillington. in the state generally, about the cause of - aR a few minutes to-day. ee eee and have ordered I iving Too Fi = Rerial ate net pares. Lay ——- ” F oRSCRIP’ DAP! 5 ber very han e 2 - 4 ute it to the inefficiency and imbecility WMOLAIRD. Jn..Cashier. | A sunscrirTiox PAPER has been started dame de Chambrun and her children | Bank Gsficer; D oF deestate pavecnmeena, wise tap oleae — in the Interior department to raise fands for | have returned from France, where they have | Lee & Shepard. For sale by E. M. to bea uauipation, resting wholly for em holding a republican demonstration here on | been for some time, and express themselves = & a = — Story by the author of | Fort on the federal ‘army, without the confi- the “ith insiant, or about that time. The | delighted to be in Washington once more. ee Seen See By Mr. Merrimon—A resolution for adding new rule to the rules of the Senate, provid- ing that all bills appropriating money for SPEECH BY GOV. HAYES. saan Whether the Improgement i mee He Ignores Politics. agact aes’ ortsreomtacsea | Hancock Sent West: Sheridan Caing Bast ‘Tre Jerusalem fa Mr. Edmunds moved to take up the resolu- SOUTH CAROLINA. tion cored by a ee yesterday calling | Hew Allen's Murderer Was Discoy- upon the Attorney General ‘t feat cred 12 the ‘Senate the total nucaber of dosece | Naw Youre, Dee. 2 The Merah Colum- first negro arrested marshals employed througbout the United | bia dispatch s.ys: “The States on November 7, last, and the length of | la connection ‘with the alleged conspiracy time so employed, &c. He moved to amend | Was discovered by a wad shot from his gun after the word “employed,” in last line, the | Which was found near the scene of the mur following: «With a full statement of causes | derof Allen. It was the margin of the Union and necessities of such employment, the id, which had the negro’s own name object thereof, and the nature of the duties nonit. He was at once arrested and ‘ows, D vicing Howse on TURSDAY, the num, of Connecticut, was in his seat for tt a dence or respect of the le and without | performed.” He said he offeced this in order | on this evidence made a full confession, —— ring his ly to ca, y George M. «No. 4. © | which they can pervert to uses, se ony ie Senate. The nator Robertson has refused to be- MONDAY THE CABINET met at noon to-day, with | with them. Lee & Shepard. For sale by E. M. Whita- Buch a state arthinge su amighe be ex] ed, | amendment was agreed to and Ui" resolution ndidate for re-election before the © time and ave all the members present. The meeting lasted | | Mrs. Mactier, née Virgie Brooks, has en- | ker & Son. had led to disorder, and, in some instances, | adopted, aposed of the senate he leat Supt a1 f-pas' "cloc! s “4 gaged rooms at the Arlington for the winter. The Arundel Motto. A novel; by Mary | to the most shocking barbarities. The re- By Mr. Dorsey—A resolution prov The Senator in a letter Abo. Sede Cae ee Se enly She says that while she greatly enjoyed her | Cecitiay. New York: Harper &' Bros. For | publicans, on the other hand, attribute the | tat the commitics on the Distriet of C to One asking him to be a candidate Ss WASHING CAL AN u fog Seen abner Geom myaliraghoon torre —. ta Seam ad a eetaltytes | Sale by J: Bradley Adams. jawlessness to the hostility of the white | bia be authorized to inquire in jews on the situa- « 4 p Tate t e re: arn jae ative * cl y “4 poe = , inst the colored race and as largely due lative to the use of troops dur- | War : Why Four Gospels? or The Gospel For All | gai ing the late electic 7 Wee a atlicate compliment to the continent | The, World; by D. 8. Gregory, D. D. New to politics, ¢ © =, Another assumption on Which his first. son was born, Count | York: Sheldon & Co. For sale by Wm, Bal- | of the republicans ts that all the colored men diency and necessity of repaying certain streets end avenues in Washington, and the cost thereof. A list of the streets and avenues ng as follows: ‘Reganting this nding to proceed to elect a United . cost the street fave Siates Senator on Toesday ax constitutionally f aarwen be wren ae a é in the state are necessarily republicans. This pmpanied the resolution. It was laid over | defective for want of the co-operation of the oj “¢ Wb Fs, = ‘4 In the names bestor a Pt « r “ee a Sew Ye . | large number colored is i ffer- y be — Be ive demo S| constraine will iding my name as a i yesterday resigned his position as Represent. | tism that of Columbus, which may or may | Strokes; by R. ranchillon. New York: | (ye ie Sate: tintin the a A ges Jae demos who went to Louisiana to witness the count | candidate be - be Es : nt parts of the state, includit Heged ein Congress from the sixth district in | not be intended as a reminder of the factthat | D. Appleton & Co. For sale by Mohun Bros. | ¢nt parts of th thew of the returning board. Referred to th com- 4 disturbed districts, who made speeches and 3 by Mrs. E, Pren- | took an active part in the canvass in favor of w York city. A special election to fi the | he was born in the District of Columbia. The Home at Greyl THE BALLOTING FOR A SENATOR mittee on privileges and ele¢tionsand ordered | commences to-d: -- ¥ ae . the most prominent can- vacancy has been ordered for the 2d of Jan. | | Only a few of the ladies who receive their | tiss, author of “Aunt Janet’s Hero.” New | the democratic ticket, and who gave, among | to be printed. didates being C. C. Bowen, U.S. Distriet At- f eS frienls habitually on Mondays were at home York: Anson D. F. Randolph & Co. For sale other reasona for 80 doing, that they’ hi Mr. Mitchell asked that te resolution torney Corbin, RB. Eniott, and Fn. ren v. y Wm. 'yne. , troduced by him relating to the dora, the two latter cslored. The W LINCOLN HALL, ‘THE DEMOCRATIC SENATORS held a short | 7 ath Nas prey ae been deceived by republican officials, who ea al % O'CLOCK 4 = 2 bs he wife of Associate Justice Field, who | ‘The Three Brides; by Charlotte M. Yon isl corrupt, hal rob- ELECTORAL VOTE IN OREGON, house will not ballot, as the democrats claim PARES PRTRNNOOS, AT 354 O'CLOCK. 1} ecneus yesterday afternoon and appointed | was assisted by her mother and sisters, Mite = T S Sad. Vanes, | had proved dishonest anil ecerapt, lai - . author of “The Heir of Redelyffe,” &c. New | bed them of their school money, and bur- the following committee of five to act in con- | Dunn (the daughter of the Judge Advocate | York: D. Appleton & Co. For sale by J. | dened them with unnecessary taxes, and pear: General), Mrs. Lander, Mrs. and Miss Bad- | Shillingtos the unife bound. | the “ mmetion witht the Sidlsne caus ies ts. La and 1 hillington. From the uniform green-bound | that they believed it for the interest of the totake into eousidetstion tag erage , of the navy yard, and Miss Febiger, the | edition of Miss Yonge’s novels issued by Ap- | colored race to unite their fortunes with the aflairs regarding the presidency and matters | (aughter of the ——— of = a gts pleton & Co. whites, whose interests, like thelr own, were DUSTRY willp pertaining thereto: Messrs. Thurman, Bay- | Garjiol Hill, The ladies of the hoascholda | .Story of a Vocation; How It Came, and | indentified with the state.” cils THIS WE. ard, Kernan, Eaton, and Bogy. ng sng er i oA pop ctees a rae What Came of It; transiate( from the French. rt closes as follows: “Fifteen years a of the Supreme Judges were generally to be | Now York: The Catholic Publication Soci, | 980, when Fort Sumter was fired upon by dectt-2i THE ARPITRATORS in the Maryland and re bn agg Mrs.and Miss Bradley did | O%" For sale by D. A. Brosnan. men who Sought a disruption of the Union, a FRERSON COOPERATIVE | Virginia boundary case have made up their “ i — % : si song: million patriots, without regard to party ASSOCIATION will hold its I decision and empowered Judge Black. ty fihe daughter of Commodore Febiger isone |, Centennial Collection of National Songs of | Smiations, spraitg 10 Jts defense. Witte 4g. for the payment of dues and Ns empor le 0 re | of the pretty debutantes of this winter, having e Frincipal Countric tie Coxe? | same patriottc citizens now sit idly by and TURSDAY. December Ith, at 7 | duce their views to writing. Judge Black | recently completed her studies at_a convent. | Ditson & Co. For sale by J. F. Ellis & Co. see Fe entative government overthrown the Beard of Trade Roose, 819 commenced the preparation of the opinion | She gracefully did the honors of her parents? Real Life; by Madame Mathilde Froment, by cane tion and fraud? Shall the will of chine ager are | on Saturday. It will be extremely lengthy, | home yesterday, her mother having not yet | author of “A Poor Relative.” &c.: translated P be taken up. So ordered. the general assembly has not yet commenced SHORT ADDRESSES Mr. Mitehell said he did not desire to take | its session.” , . up time by a lengthy statement, but would state the case and the lawof Oregon. He] ye 7 showed by it that Gov. Grover had acted illegally in the course pursued, in giving a cextificate to Cronin, : Ceo rT. Morton read from a large number ot “ cases of a similar nature, to show the illegali- Mon't Prejudge the Case. ty of Gov. Grover’s cause. He argued that The Congressional committee to-day re~ where one candidate foran office was incligi- | turned, rto the offer of Hampion’s bie, and it was know ai the time the votes | @88embly to aid them in thelr investigations, were cast for him that such was the case, | ‘hat, they could not the offer, as it then the vote so cast went for nought, but in that body ax the ~ bia dispatch says: Brannon, with four companies of U. States troops, arrived from Florida yester- day morning ttee. © P. Market Space. Advan divided into 13) equal f consi - | no instance did the law allow the certificate y did not wish to Feine orgy the whole ground of the dispute | sufficiently recovered from her severe illness | trom the French by Miss Newlin. Baltimore: | jced. be trvearbed on theese teary | OF clection to goto the candidate Teceltt Tecoguizing either JNO. JOY EDSON between the states. to enable her to see visitors. Mrs. Febiger is | Kelly, Piet & Co. For sale by D. A. Brosnan. | 4h illegal action of an illegally-eonstituted | te next highest number of votes, for in su: z tee ~ = - a convalescent, however, and her friends ho} A book dedicated to young girls and young i Loui hose case the person whom the people intended to | The Democrats Balloting for Senator. eee aio’ Likene isch |, NOMINATIONS —The President sent the | soon to see her absolutely restored to healch. | wives. fal action heretofore in: cil acovecae chang: | repudiate at the polls migit be declared | COLUMBIA, ®& Cr Dec 12a tallot was Se AO TATION ahment sf dacs | following nominations to the Senate to-day: | “Colonel and Mrs. MeCauley expect te mute ir ‘ ap ae elected by this same people. He said that | taken to-day’ in the democratic house for Gov. Grover in bis card had given his rea- | United States Senator. There were fourteen son for his action,and cited authorities in | candidates. The votes ranged from 1 to It, his support, but the authorities so cited, as | which was the bighest, and east for Gen'l M well as the law, were decidedly against Gov. | C. Butler. of Edgefield. Troops are arriving Grover. He wegciting the Wilkes case in| here from Florida. Everything is quiet; no English Parliament when excitement whatever. Mr. Dawes, interrupting, said he thoucht | Dp. . Corbin Elected to the Senate by he making adva - : Ishmael; or, In the Depths; by Mrs. E.D. | to its present action, has been cond b: Vincent Boering, to be pension agent at Lou- | into the residence assigned thecommandante | —. N. Southworth. Thindelphia: T. B. Pe- | ail varties? It is an admitted fact that Me, isville, Kentucky; also, a large number of | °f the marine corps 7 soon. The house is | terson & Bros. For sale by J. Shillington. Tilden received a majority of a quarter of a postmasters. among them the following: — | ©W being put in order for their reception. This latest novel of Mrs. Southworth’s has | million of the votes at the recent election. 2 MeLaws, Savannah, Ga; Charles | | Miss Annie Badger has been enjoying a | an excellent likeness of the author, from a | This majority is ready and willing to submit Md.; Chas. H. Walker, | ¥isit to Annapolis, but was expected ‘to re- | photograph by Rice. Ishmael is having a | to the rule of the minority when constia- Md.; Wm. 8. Oakey, Salem, Va.; | ‘Urn home last evening. canrain | greatsale, and is one of the most popular of | tionally entitled to demand such submission 2 Yesterday Commodore Febiger, Captain | the long line of novels turned out from « Pros- but is it willing that by an arbitrary ‘and ’ | Badger and two or three other naval officers at7 p.m. at t Market space ances marie to turned In I mouthiy instalments pra ccipee THOMAS HYDE, P. JNO. JOY N TGs i> WM. a enanaM i pect Cottage,” Georgetown. false declaration of votes in Louisiana | the Wilkes case had been brought into Con- u Republicans PURE RYE WHISKY. ————= who had known Admiral Farragut well were ——_—_ eee the minority shall usurp the power? | gress in this case needlessly. He explaine'| Corumnra, 8. C.,pec.12-—In the republi- For sale by all leading Grocers, Druggists and Sa THE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS | invited to Miss Vinnie Ream’s studio to pro- Political Facts and Fancies. These are dark days for the American peo- | hat Wilkes was excluded by the House of | can house the ballot for U- Senator result- bone - “aa to-day bad a short session for the purpose of apart mm the cope veel or yd segs ghd Prominent demoerats of Chicago held a | ple, when such questions are foresd upon es — by Sap pecan ed in election of U. 8. Socrasise pokes making @ distribution of the varlous items Tniral inthe bust slie is imakiie af hime’ A | targely attended meeting last evening to dis- | their consideration. If it were true, as some | 4fterwards the House of Common D. T. Cor! ing its action and ordered that the former pro- the F ceedings be expunged from the jourual. Gi tes Mr. Morton resumed his argun cited’ various other cases showi: English law did not sustain the a Gov. Grover. He said that the rule that : digas ist, th Mrs. Lippincott (Grace Greenwooi) has | cuss the political situation. ‘The sentiments | /nsist, that neither the white nor po Re rep been greatly improved in health by hev | expressed were generally of a pacific nature, opportunity to give free ex; ‘on to their travels in Europe, Her friends have give | put J. was the gencral opinion that theHouse | Wishes at the ballot box. sha!i we,, by sus- er ac e . he = tate tainin lent and Ne 1 ‘The fashionable event of yesterday was the | ©* Hepresentatives must be maintained in | {aining a frandulent an rare s dramatic and musical entertainment at Wil- | itsright at whatever cost. It was decided to | 0% the votes cast, stifle the voice of the inil- h street northwest Alo, Proprietors of Baron Licbig’s Tonic Bit ters 1 THE WOMAN S< HRISTIAN TEMPER ANCE UNION will hold Prayer Meetings on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EV ——_e Kes some recommen- SERENADE TO GOV. HAYES. er there will be no finan- n in that q ~ He Makesa bat Dont “Define i 1 Lit | Hens of voters who ‘have freely expressed | €Very man is supposed to know the law.does Pape rl WINGS of hext week, at the dist Protestant | Cial legislation opted this session. lara’s Hall last evening, under the auspicr hold a mass meeting at an early date. --*-If | f os not apply in such cases a: ese, and nothing . . ns €harch on Sb street. comms at haltpest Sx] Ture HoSR APPROPRIATION comurr- | ofthe ladies of St. Pants tree church. Avery | John Morrissey had believed that the Oregon | [elt choice, and thus seek to correct a great ply New York, Dec. 12.—A Cincinnati dis. could even make g’clock. in conn candidate go for Tew. igibility was given compelled to assume that ev voter in Oreg re ineligibility of Watts as an elector. n ineligible notice of inel S AUHisios: Woadle vipally theft would elect Tilden, would he have de- | Wrong by committing another immeasura- TER to-day concluded the consideration of | {Aifes Med went a ee pau Of the | cared all bets off 2_Ne ¥. Tvbune eit dee Teer ihe Dobais aie ee the Post Office, Fortification and Deficiency | leaders in fashionable society, filled the hall, | {Wo houses of Congress cannot agree, (we | Tun Ofane, eumiane returning boant, and appropriation bills, and will present them to | present testified by applause. boquets, | prefer they should agree.) let us have the | ity of whicha party once in power may for- the House at onee. ‘The fortification bill ores to their appreciation of the efforts | judgment of the Supreme Court upon this | over perpetuate its rule, and bo end conatite. propriates $20,000, which is st of, those who took part in the entertainment. | business, through an amendment, if one Is | tional liberly? Shall sceh be the fate of this inst year. The post office bill appropris The amusing little comedy in one act of | necessary —The Methodist. +---Congressman | renuptic at the beginning of the second cen- $100,000 less than last vear. The deficiency y Uncle’s Will” was rendered by Miss | Watterson’s epicram on Louisiana: ‘Gone | [TRY ofits existenee is the momentous ques- is for $2,500,000 as against $4,000,000 last Mr. Caideron Carlisle and Mr. E. | by the board.”—N. ¥. Herald. ‘On the | tion now presented for the determination of s in sparkling styie, “Ail sus: | other hand, if the republicans insist that the | tie'Amertean people” 1s r Doggy “rai tained the: sadmirably,and Miss Chest- nentic action of the state is conclusive in oT silat public | PAY OF NAVAL Orvicens. The House | jiey looked the veritable bewitching young | Lowisiava, they must adinit dat itis eon | PEAXNING, A DEMOCRATIC GovERNOENT. the three following | committee on naval affairs had under con- | coquette, fascinating, whether she was tor. | ¢lusive in Oregon. Upon the state theory an ow Oia 3 patch says: Gov. Hayes, who has been stop- ping in this eity since Satunlay last, was serenaded last night. jovernor spoke as follows: “Friends and iizens—1 thank you . for your visit and for your excellent music, Mr. Sargent aud Mr. Mitchell, who took | (O° 70m ae part in the election in Oregon, asserted that | {0 which I have listened and which has de- ho such notice was given; and’ Mr. Mitchell | lighted me. | You could pot expect me to say added that he visited nearly every count | OCD Moree catiors on fieke *. in the state, and never heard the ineligibilt | SPG‘K of political matters ote nian 3 ty of Watts broached during the election | {00 certainly not of ine pos hye and not aflerwanis till about th | “is have assumed at the present time. NEW BOOKS. FINE STATIC FANCY NOTIONS for the variety. at ROBERTS BOUKST( above New ¥. ~ cere: . take your call ratner as an expression of the y | now ae “ant 12th of November, while in San Francisco. Ps ~ GEDSTEIN'E CO. | Sid ration this morning the question of mak- | melting her lover or smiling at him, alleved wrong in the appointment of electors peraites al tne deanna ome tee GUE Morton, resiming, said the act of Gov | EVE Couainianeesiip, tan angihing Glee. imation Brok hele rall pee ration to pay allnaval officers | he. Sit. M. Buchanan, Signor Bolu, the | Pust. “--"The New Jersey house ia tied, the | Committce and a number of democratic lead- | Grover was Just as indefensible under th call from'old neighbors here in English law as under the American law, and Roo Seen a if Watts was ineligible then. the only. dee!~ ee eee ae sion could be that no election was effected. | (O%, gentleman today that I thought 1 had He said both parties were anxious Of success | More personal t-iends bere in Cincianatt ta phat slection:and if there had been any | than anywhere cise in the world—than all = ers held a caucus yesterday. It is reported 2 Becret = i cornet player, and Prof. Bischof, the blind | Senate democratic by one majority. A re- | {7S naa) ene resreunry af the Navy placing a | Cianist furnished superior music whic was | publican candidate for the house, pives ime: ee tage ap epg mck mrp een omg de ge Nally decided tO Pekar se comm tee | Aiternaied in the second part of the pro. | tice of conte: If he gets his seats the ma- Slpecoesene Gowen to eackersed ee tee cemaas y decided to refer the subject to a sub- mme with readings by Mr. Edwin B. | jority on joint ballot will be republican. ---- ee aeepinn of siate officers, ‘azul Mr. John Tenedate. Proctor Knott wants the Blaine investigation | 4 Sub-committee, composed of state officers, ¢ noticed Sir Ea- | to be resumed, but it is doubtful if he is grat- | “lected o1 Dypeaty MILBURN S HOT SoDA, With the nueqmaled TEA, COFFEE, AND CHOCOLATE. proeaoe Soviet oe ct to, & sul mittee, with a view Of ascertaining the COLD GUDA and MINERAL WATERS all the Year | acta! amount necessary to meet sucht pay- 1429 Penxerivawa her places in the world, I might have al- : - | been remedied at once. He said that Gov. | “ neva tr Near With et ers warland Lady Thornton, and thelr daugh- | ‘fed, for some of his party friends thinks the | Eottnation: a the proper time, of the deme, | Grover had also cited the New York law, oui | Most As well added. Again I thank you for LADIES’ CLOAKS. THE GAY STATE STATUES.—Massachn- | te7s; Count Litta and others, of the diplo- | subject may as well drop—Wash. Special = he read that law and asserted that it did not oo ; setts has contributed to the national statuary corps; General Sherman, the Misses | Sprinafteld Republican. *---It is Ineoncelva- | Cratle state govertment, and most attractive assortmentin Mate- | pall in the Capitol the fc § nex, Mrs. and Miss Fish, Mrs. le je that the democrats would have done the Florida. — ‘and Plain Cloth A ‘atues of Samuel | Tayioe and Miss Eustis; Mrs. Ricketts, she foolish thing which has been done in Oregon | TRIAL OF THE CANVASSERS FOR CON- Pinte Cloth. a Matetame, Atso, | Adamsand John Winthrop. The bdo some | Tin wicrrick; Mz. Frank Howe, and Miss | if they had not regarded their legal ease tm | an,. 1749) for contempt against Gowgill and asses from four to sixteen years. all at | tion speeches probably made some | E y. * . | Louiciana as hopeless. stronger term ~. . en Me WILLIAN'S.. | time hext week. In the Senate Mr. Dawes | Pit Ray, and many others of our residents. | Louisiana as hopeless, A. the conduet of | Melin, of the Florida returning board, was mat i vocal and instrumental. They will be pleas- pony sports Sele po} Rene hg anter to hear than anything I could say to He said that Governor Grover hai under. | 9°¥- ee en to ex a judicial fonction and de- cide a question which he had no more power | LOOKING AFTER THAT ONE VOTE. to decide than he(Mr. Morton) had. He knew sonable prices by MME. WASHINGTON ap ataine. ee ae 3 oh presenting the statueof | Tue DIstRicr 3:65 Bonps.—Before the | Gov. Grover; but it will serve at present to epee p eee penton ms pending of no state constitution that bestowed jad. <~* » at gacewe Ineli- ie pe y hrop, —— r Boutwell will make the Solicitor of the Treasury makes public his | Consider It as & blunder of matchless folly cna oe reap eey sc rely | Cial power upon governors. He concluded ee. » SAMUEL 6 YOU k the presentation Speeches will be inade | Pilon as to the question of taxation on the | *"4 stupidity. —N. ¥. Post. ministerial canvass of the returns’ ‘This sn pty tp ben several more casesin| New YoRK, Dec. 12—A Dealt Giapatehs NOTARY PUBLIC, by George F’- Hoar and either Mr. Thompson | capital of the three-stxty-five District bonds, | Tse PENSION APPROPRIATION BILL | cause Will be tried to-day. The Congres- | “UpPOort of his argument. to the Herald says:—Benton Hanchett, one oetiT «f Orne tam BUILprxe. or Mr. Warren. which was recently referred to him, the Dis- hich was r which calls for one million dollars less than | $!0nal committee had notyet arrived, being triet © joners will bi 3 by an accident oF stele TurN Arovr 15 Fam Puay.—It was | hint strongly setting fon yeaa or hes last year, has not yet been cousidered by the ne Scary ana ee of the state ; 7 " >» announced in yesterday's Star that the | sidering the bonds as United States securi- | Senate committee on ap; riations. The | wrote to William Lee ery say ing. W of the further consideration of the resolution | of the republican electors, being ineligible was laid aside temporarily, and the regular | by reason of holding the office of U.S. come order, being Senate resolution No. 10, relat- | missioner, did not attend une meeting of the ing to counting the electoral vote, was taken | electors last week, who thereupon = w % ittee will recommend its passage sub- | board of state canvassers, say’ “We haye | "P- that there was a vacancy and appointed a First premium awarded to me by the Great World’s | Managers of the two telegraph companies | Wes, and thus exempt srom. taxation This | Comm : i Say Y Y' f ar reon to cast the missing vote for Ha; Fair, iz, Dhtiadsipn on tay “invented have been subpernaed to appear before the | P!ef is now being prepared by the Commis- | stantially as it eame from the House. been not a little surprised at Ing in print HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.—Mr. eon ratie lawyers here matntain z sioners. and will be filed with the Solicitor aah are ete what purports protest " fared in" Got, Silver tea Francine with genuine | HOUse Louisiana commitiee at New Orleans | Son<r. and will H the Solicitor | aug UxpERwoop-McVeicH Coxrisca- | BEL? aiccnes Gate ee SPECTACLES. OPERA” Ohasseae? “micko! peg Be a — Wa | Poricres om ox Liv ES OF Surcrpgs.— | M08 CASE—Yesterday, in the Supreme | board’ of state canvassers, filed with the SCOPES and SHADES for the Eyes de! chandler, since October 1, with reference Gute © the U; bs “vos, | Court of the United States, the cases of Wind- | board, protesting against the action of a ma- i “ACEXVANDFH, to the campaign and the republican manage- | T2€ Supreme Court of the United States yes- Willard presented a petition, signed by Mrs. Hanchett was ineligible; that there was.a Sara J. Spencer and others, calling attention | failure to elect, and therefore Hanchett's ab- to the necessity of a reformatory institution | sence did not make ina legal sense @ va- . jority of the board. No such or any other | for girlsin the District of Columbia, and ask- | C8%¢¥ Which the other electors were qualified octd trist 1229 Ponnayivaata a ment of the satne. It is now understood trai | teday held in the ease of Bigelow agains: | Visca upts same more ecm. ee AS, | protest has, to our knowledge, been fied or | ing the immediate consideration awa —- tf Tin, care Sama Prony ad SSPE TS Te the Senate commmitiee will call on the tele. | the Brooklyn Lite Insuranee Company. that | actions by MeVeigh to recover the property. | Presepted to usor any of us. Has any of De bin reported Inet eeation trom the com- | STICSS sives to kiapes som cote oath ies F Geticiays. graph companies (or copies of all dispatehes | Wher the policy provides that It shall be | which had been confiscated and purchased | ‘*t Of any kind been filed with you as clerk | mitice on public buildings and grounds, pro- | Michigan gives : No. 127 Paxvevitavia Avexce. SMR | felative to the democratic campaign fens iy | vod in case of suitide, whether the Insured | Ye tite int Open confiscated an The court | ofthe board, or handed to you to be tiled? Ir | viding for the erection of an industrial school Genuine Brazilian Pebble Sprctacins "_decT-Iyiep | cr to Mr. Hewitt during the same period. ~ | be “‘sane or insane,” the plea of unsound | below held that MeVelsh had vot tal cout | 80, please inform us of the fact and of the | for girls in the District of Columbia. Referred mind, or unconsciousness of the act, is no | cient notice of the confiscation proceedings, | “me when.” iieiaadll Bitice THE Case oy Ruykesetative Bet- | answer to the allegation of suicide. And it | and judgment was forion Thee pol reak mabe clerk replics “that no protest against . ‘kD.—The House committee on the judic. | is *aid that It is not pereeived why insurance | is hereby affirmed, the court holding that | Ui matin OF se ASO OF Te sae ; this snorning took a vote on the question | Companies cannot limit thelr risks in any | jurisdiction acquired by the selzure In such | OC canvassers by Hon. ab Fogerty oom ie sdinisglon of Belsord. the Colorado | Minne Mey may see ft provided the insur- | ‘cases ix not Yo pass upon questions of for- | ZePeral. a member of that board, has been ber. The majority of thecommitice de, e E i le - a oe Te of the ex- | feiture absolutely, but to pass upon that ques- ed me to be filed; nor have I seen or in an Cided to reconmend his admission, the core | (ent of the limitation, and ft 1s not against | tion alter opportunity has been afforded to tha protest.” 7 to committee on appropriations. Mr. Buckner introduced a joint resolution authorizing the Secretary of War to supply blankets to the reform school of the Distriet of Columbia. Referred to the committee on the District of Columbia. Mr. Blair introduced a joint resolution pro- HEAVY BLUE CHINCILLA OVERCOAT 6 cD FU -_ cy eliv rece! posing an amendment tothe Constitution of JA DIAMOND FUR BEAVER ¢ rset © | public policy. Mr. Justice Davis delivered | other parties interested to appear and be | *#@Y received such a - ” oe 3 De bine Meee irene at E mem: | The opinion. hcara lipon the changes against them. "Nome South Carolina. Jounin ts seatalonaoe Sal tele et dae DOBSON 'S STRIPED FUR BEATER, The report will not be made for several days NAVAL Orpens—Commander Joseph N. pounes ae beyond — arising from seizure | THE STATE a DISCHARGED | ‘Oy ialeabolie liquors, pote) ae ee — ; aol ela Yet, as each side Is looking up authorities to Miller, ordered to duty in tho Brea: of bal Levee al Te recom ihe ati ares Judge Rond has delivered a decision dis- Ehernienl ont scientific purposes, shall cease, New ¥. L > " eo ae matter comes before the Touse. Represen: | Yards and Docks, Washington, 15th instant, | Being given. in these cases by ustal modes, | charg ng the board of state canvasessor | 204 if this amendment shail nol have beet | _Nrw Youx, Dec. 12-—The Work! reprints a s = Si : ratified by three-fourths of the states bef New York dispatch to the Albany Ar say- FLORENCE BLUE, BLK & BROWN BEAvER, | ‘Alive Prank Hurd. of Ohio, will present the | Lieutenant Commander A. H. Wrigit, to | “imocctae of condemnation is held to be void. | Tout Carolina from custody, on the ground car iw all tak rithin te 2 San Fran: $ - | i $ ? the year 1890, then it shall take effect witht ing Gen. Hancock is ordered to views of the minority. assume the commend of the Michigan. | f¢picon ss nies Tees ee renee ae | a Te epmemme Court of the state find mo | S00 eer alien ties et ore eee | ee ent Cae ee eewres Se Sa SIBERIA HEAVY RIBBED FUR BEAVER, THE PRESIDENTIAL CoMPLICATION.— Atal malian, win Setene. cee TEMPEST IN A. td eg eee soir eats gla POoT.—A few days ago. Positive information has been received at ‘R, one of the centennial | Columbia that the Lowndesville murderers THE JOINT RULES’ QUESTION. jars Fatal Wound. ‘4 s F . aT - & The House jnc corimittes to-day re- | W. Deering, to duty in the Asiatic station, | as stated in THE STA Mr. Bland demanded the regular onler of | | NEw Yorx, Dec. ‘The burglar who was é sidered the vote whereby it previously es steamer Ist January next from San MPD WEST OF ENGLAND LAIN BEAVER, IMPD Sue in f guards. Captain Arfray, of the commission- | were not lynched, as reported: ‘The - | business, and called attention to the fact | Shot while ng the house of John Grea- navel adopted the resolution of Mr. MeCrary, pro- sco. Paymaster George W. Beaman, | ers of France, arrested on the charge of slan- | crs were taken from Lawnilenvitio > re that under the 2ist joint rule the unfinished | Cean, at Rye, West Chester county, mid- ROYAL EEMINE FUR BEAVER, Viding for the appolutinent of joint com- | 10 UNE Fragen. at New York. | Chiet Engi- | der, Captain Arfray having procured is dis- | son on Friday night, and. Temoved hones vo | DUsiLess of the preceding 'scasion came. ap | Might,on Saturday, and who subsequently 829. mittee of the Senate and House. t6 whom all | eet 0-41 Lackey to the Wyoming,at Wash- | missal. He was subsequently reappolnted, | Walhalla, Oconee county. as a protection | Within six days after the commencement of | g8ve bis name as George Keiser, died in SUITS. uesUONns Conce ington, D. Commander Charles H. Cush- | aud was again discharged. f & new session. He therefore asked that the | White Plains jail on Sunday evening. A House resume the consideration of his silver | Coroner's jury rendered a verdict of justifi- colnage bill of last session, able killing. r. Burchard (1I1.) asked (o have read also — the 136th rule of the House, which was in the A The Mark: . exact terms as the joint rule. bx eRe Deo. Ie —Va. sixes; deferred. 84. Va. peaker ruled that Mr. Bland had a | Consisites: do. second series, 34. Sear dull and right to call up his bill as the unfinished bas- ! “yf ol 12.—Cotton strong middling, re ines. - 7 Mr. Garfield said that the Speaker's ruling Pe — a C he iceman | against viol ade ie referred. A etached from, the command of the | brought a suit for slander, etc. ‘The Freneh | the people. loveninniey rete made by . man, vomimnittee the le. vestigali ‘loses that ythe Housea resol, | Michigan and placed on waiting orders. captain was arrested, gave bail for a further | plot eae ee ‘whites, taatoareinansie: tinent of seven | COUNNander George Brown, from duty as | hearing of the case, and then appealed to the | was horrible, which aroused excitement inty it shall | '@8Pector of ordnance @t the Boston navy- | French minister for protection. He in turn, among the whites to the extent of threaten- Presidential | Y8M%!. and ordered to duty under the Bureau | appealed to Secretary Fish, who requested | jn; summary punishment. The precaution unl report to the House their | Of Yards and Docks at that yard. Com- | the U. S.district attorney, at Philadelphia, | taken avertéd this, and everything is now ers under constitutional ani statutory | ™nder George H. Remey, from the Bureau | to dismiss proceediags, and the writ of ar. quiet. One ofthe captured murderers look vishena. of Yards and Docks, 15th instant, and placed | rest was quashed by J Thayen, of the | laudanum and died from its effects. Aju ya on waiting orders. Lieutenant R. L. Edes, | court of common pleas of ladelphia. on his case rendered the following verdict: UXBRIDGE ENGLISH WORSTED 225. VELOURS FRENCH DIAGONAL wo $22. ELBOEU BURLINGTON mony RENCH > a ee SCOW BEAVER. s vauia red, 1380 ‘ = THE StreEr o¥ Drs- | from the Hydrographic office, and ordered to “We, ath Was unquestionably right; that the unfin- juiet SAE EEE SERVET PINTS CASRN ee ts ae Se to-dis, Tiel Beesay the Huron, at Port Royal, S.C,,as executive. | INSPECTING THE PHILADELPHIA Tars- | secnth PIO Cae emits do say that | ished business should new comeup.” Bat tt . ca pee Lievionants 8. M. Ackley and’ J.J. Hunker | ters.—In with @ resolution re- | antary use of laudan ken by hi came up under the 136th rule of louse CHASE ENGLISH STRIPE. offered the following resolution, which was | and Master H.T. Stockton. from ihe Stict. | comity by the councils in Philadelphia | and received by hit from the hesde oe he, | and not the jolut rules. If therefore, the 916 ordered to be printed: *Jesolved, That the | gan and placed on waiting orders. Lieuten- | the building Inspectors commenced a tour of | brother.” The are now safe in Wal- | Speaker decided that the business came u, ROY'S CHECK WORSTED, committeeon the Districtof Columbia be,and | ant John 8, Newell, from the Haron, and | im ion of the theaters and amusement | halla jail resi sg under the joint rules he would be compelled gis. hereby is. directed to inquire into the neces- | ordered as instructor at the torpedo station, | halls of that city 2 defects. _ Oregon. toa trom the decision, because he held emann wid vine Genie. sity and expediency of re-paving or other | Newport, Ke. 1. mulch caer oninary ecompances GOV. GROVER INSPIRED FROM NEW York. | Were no joint rales. "Even the Di- ‘4 ry wise improving all or an: ton of the —— have passed unnoticed, were singled outand | A dispatch to the N. s | est, the recognized parliamentary authority BULLOCK 8 BLACK AND BROWN PLAID, streets and avenues nam a the schedule Action oF THE House Democratic | ordered to be remedied. of this House, declared that the joint rules $13. bees snes ent ee as near as | Cavcus.—The democrats of the House held a hung.s MOGaATe, enclaiccaes, were not in force, but that they ‘were pub- LONDON BASKET WORSTED, rilons, to be borne reser caucus yesterday afternoon. Messrs. Ran- | with the fatal polsohing of James bi teat giz. o spate ber prnpont son) i 3 been to New fleld. an at the late centennial ex- RUSSELL DARK PLAID CASSIMERE. proper! ‘ork an an audience Gov. Tilden | hibition, was convicted 7 gti. ‘said sireets’ and avenues, aad’ to re. | “ince Saturday's recess, communicated A delphia of murder in cooond degree, w with a tates Digat eben cee from IBON CLAD STEEL CASSIMERE,) port by bill or otherwise.” The lean. | Jews on the Presidential complication to | a strong ion to ~” ‘The any one. J $10. nexed, preparel by J. W. Phillips, overseer, | the caucus. It was Gov. Tilden’s desire, they | prisoner was sentenced to six years’ iimpria- ir. Garfield said that the journal of the WOODWARD BLACK RIBBED CASSIMERE, mes & large number of streets And avenmes | Cont; co pave,no Policy agreed apon until} the | onment. last House also ,e av wood, in ‘ashington and __ Sa I UPorgetown, with une number of snare yants Tpborte. twas decided, however, to direct | | TH DEAD-LOCK between the French min- at So From $2400 $5 whi ire paving or re-paving. ‘The the commizice of fifteen, sqpciates be mee istry and the party of the left in the chamber was _ number of square yards is 306,01 and House caucus, to an of: continues without the ap —— to the people, which is to be promulgsted Of @ satisfactory solution. Lon- Call ana Examine. ores ine euataren of ip al Bon Zima declares that the atte of the a. STRAUS tena that siecelteneses ni ere an 4 . . c cone spaces he feraid that acting Vice President Fer- | held all over the country, wen howe, THE INVESTIGATION of the Brooklyn the- POPULAR CLOTHIER, tp pter ‘Sermte ‘will’ ly remain in | the &h day or January Homi. oe cont tee peo. | Ster disaster continues. Among the Ls chamber and count the electoral vote ou | ple. inespective of party, give ¢s examined yesterday was Wm. C. acruts-_ | ibe second Wednesday in February. That | sion to theirviews arising out: ‘anfortu. | 1e¥, one of the owners of "Who 01 AND CLOTHING. FURNITURE, | will «ll be very well, providel the House pets ooaay ‘Wood made a | he went at three the of Ollcioths, and goods of every | cor cludes to gp over to the Senate. But it ree oS the im) ‘Of the | the fire, at that time he ‘no bonght highest cash prices paid the House refuses to depart from the usual A tm the | lives had Jost. Orders by mail promptly attended tay aco. custom, which now amounts almost to law, | same strain, in Sp ie Ee -_ INTERNA’ TING ects | corner Wth street and Penua. ave. Coundientios eee ree nuns, necenee the A resolu oo of Va, CHALLENGE me - ar Constitution fy says that the vote must | was adopted, “+to refer ne pe lenge ar ee Ce AG. BSA B—Cheap—Ove Very Fine | be canvassed in the presence af houses. | tions to the trod nif. oh, Ee Fares, an wi Soll sata ata Metis | He eka animes | Hoe = i Sikg: ot y owe make: a WH WALTERS’ Garrt | Tilden for the reason, if there te ue ened Oo ‘apon what the for | <-Mrs. ge Factory. corner Heh and D streets. the second be mmenay, Jn » the | the phd seco a a Saee et JEW BOOK. STATIONERY AND PE- House woule Ori aus to to an | ing the wo Hones torent browne ba Nok a — Oy election the very next day: the legal relations of the two Houses toward tre Ore; and in her Borthwest, beta cen ¥ and T. i SRE GROCER. each Other with reference thereto.” slightly