Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1878, Page 1

oo it# a month ; one year, = "Kae Weneey Srane published on, Erilay—#? a nw prepaid. 10 copies for $15; 20 copies or €e- AU mail subscriptions must be pid in aa paper sent loner than ao paid f Me 5 = ate of advertising bude known on applica. | sen. ’ THE EVENING STAR. | @ PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sun tay, | — — Feast ivenin Aventescorner inth street | | ‘THE BERLIN TREATY. . , i —- ae The Toni eee ee Oomnany | | Its Provisions Being Executed. conte per week. or S4centa per month. (O0vies ves ; . YEW YORK CAR BRIVERS® STRIKE. : ——) GOV. HAMPTON DYING. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1878. TWO CENTS. j FORTIGN AFFAIRS, Czrrying Get the Berlin freaty. aaa ————— Loxtox, Dev. 18 —In his h last Saturday = e en. Sherman and the Army Bill. Funded Debt of the District. FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS, in reply to tLe qrestion ef M.de Gentoul Beron, ° AMUSEMENTS. THE EVENING STAR. HE HAD NO HAND IN FRAMING IT, BCT IS IN | THE U.S. TREASURER’S BILL FOR ITS GRADUAL. ROA Dahan ae in the Freneh senaze, not the chamber of den HEATER COMIQUE. FAVOR OF IT. REDEMPTIO: + De per 18. 1 Ss Statied in a Versailles dispate’ EMBER ton, the French foreign mithister, ‘MONDAY, DE! ELESDAY A Mise Nora Wrist 2 M. Wad- The chaplain in his opening hap raliuding to the de: "s Star that U j 7 General Sherman, seated at his desk ip the Jt was mentioned in Satu Washington News and Gossip. War office, told a Star regorter this morning | Treasurer Gilfillan, commissioner of the sinking under the auspices of HAR b of the 4 j . = 7 " 3 7 ic I e Sal hh Lord. for all that streis and Harry Dest | the benefit of the Distributive Avency. sie GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-pay.—Internal rey- | that he did not care to express any opinion on | fund ior tue District of Columbia, had sent to said: +0) 2 that mour ae Cameo price eee enue, 1.69; customs. $422,195.54, the army bill, reported by the joint Congres- | the chairman of the House committee on the | dav, alisein the palaces of Kings and in | Kelly azd Hales. | [-e=- KNIGHTS TEMPLART— A Special Gon i‘ sional committee. District of Columbia the draft of a bil “making | }oWh cee eee Poor, We beseech Thy have ultimately iy vied “YS clave of EMOLA NTED © 8 MENTION! a fact we y of being | Vc nt anni: 0 y- | Mh y et ‘i a, He gand Manes | MANDERY, No.4, will be held at Masonic T If 18 MENTIONED as a fact worthy of bein: “Some say that you are In favor of the bin, | # Eermanent annual appropriation for the pay gems | Davis and Oglesby dn WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ita instsat 6 oc recorded. that a Baltimore delegation called na vse i = Ment of the interest on the funded aebt of tae t~ mly way jeopardizing the aa ert : i 0 sthat you are opposed to it," insttat! : : Seat Awaeee sof the Manufacturers ton ‘of the , tnetne bu mn Danzh ers of | 0B WE EVENING ise epresent. | the President the latter part of la Andiothers tha District of Columbia and of the cities of Wash- | t it 1 Europe. We were the first to maintain dete Very tender is earnestly requested 16 be present. | th t rt of la ated the reporter. ‘ : z : np * | northwest favoring the appointment. of 2 st cpiniet : eran fn : Se | sreahen of otier Cotntiandenes cordially invited. | did not ask for an ofiee for anybody. _cWell, on. the whole, 1, favor it repiiea | {aston and Geonsetown, and for the gradual re. | Romances 1aVane ume a pbontment Of 8 sub tee lp gga oper fe poe fe EG Saaeeee. 1_L. G. STEPHENS, Recorder. | AN Invitation DeciiNep.—The Presiden | General Sherman, siniliny; “1 read it yesterday text of the bill is as follows: | the tw out. Bare for the first time, and came tothe conelusion 2. With Hts Lertitory, has been giver irof th VASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL | and Secre:ary Sherman have declined an inv!- ay Ss seneral di Be it enacted, ete.. That there is hered: up the Russians evacuated r roof the u that it was a very good bill.” The General did 7 tH 3 Krmere ne hutour distri GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN ZION CHURCH | MONDAY EVENING, 16th isthe ta ae ge tation extended them to attend the opening of | not care to enter into a detailed discussion of | HimonMated, aut or the ‘the “fiseal t commercial relations betweea the two ths obradse Wilk te en Sgn es eee me Pennsylvania, axenue, eee) bridge, at Cleveland. Oho, on the merits of the proposed legislation. erding June 30, 189 and for each countries. Referred to the committee on com the Bosn en. JOHN ‘oN, Commissioner of aca. L ia “Might L ask, G ter, “how much jon of this bill Nothing whatever. Itisa measure a ai-Herzezovina question ied, and the Austro-Tarkish con- pneral,” inquired the repor- had to do with the p: weather ¢ ext TUESDAY EERN eerznrten Ha f All triench of merce, aud Mr. Ogiesby expressed the hope t the matter would be considered before tt holidays, < year thereafier until the debt of the s District azd of the cities of Wa: ‘eorgetown shall be entirely extlagn'shed, the on, will deliver an address. ‘The public is invited Sas | toattend. decl4-2t s (Ce, ATIENTION, CABINET MAKERS:—ai | Fesulate Presiden LON Ser aded. In W ne grodimer elections was tak sum 1,155,583 55, for the pay of the | Mr. Wallace presented memorial of vesse! | Uke very peculiar local situation have vited. | Comeigcbanics of Washington interested in th | the Speaker's table, In the House,on Saturday | Upon entirely and framed entirely, as far inte! es = as funded debt of tt Sad Distric, | OWhers and the Captains’ association of Phila- | the sur fiva, Dut the Porte is See aT TT | Cabinet Maker's trade. are respectfully invited to | and ieferred to the’ committee on that subje know, by the commission itse’f. Q “ 2 N HALL. fend a meetin putts eats in Berwinatins Teall Goes and cities. :. aud tor | delphia, remonstrating against any change in | endear: of sam manna Hall, cd 4 the views of vartous individs eadenety ncn The rvian delimita- the gradual redemptign the ner &th and E sta, next THURSDAY. the 19th, at | Carters at THB WHE um is | the navigation laws. : asa ies i of various i s cognizat Referred to the commit: | tion is ha! molanemer ONS STERLING FAVORITES! 3 1 A t ovse.—Senator Cam- | military affairs in this country, and atter a | hereby constituted efermanent annual anpeo | fen cominerce. eine to} nough the y ELDAY AND SATURDAY, Decem. | 52m. sharp, for the transaction of important busi: | oon of Wis; Secretary Sherman and Repre. | thorough consideration of the Subject. F aid | Hriatton, and shall be annuatly ch “ Mr. Whyte said, on Friday last he was absent | Dad seasen prevents Its-compietion, the batiade Vv _ decl4-2t* WM. WALTER, Chairman. sentatives Hale, Dwight. B Hayes, Retlly, | RO even have any correspondence with the | sypropriation for the year by the L from the Senate ‘on account of severe and sud- | ary 1a LADIES’ MAT. 2pm : ; ' oc i | Commission while tt was considering wiat ree- | {RPO i ae Sof the District. | @en iiness, Had he been present he would I the cong: BARLOW, WILSON, PRIMROSE & WESTS | [-#> gREVEUAL LODGE No- dE ALA MOBY | le precidcnt toler oe unieh Pa.) ealled on | Gmmendations it wonla make to Congress. i | {Fs Proportion of Ue expenses of the District | voted against the Electoral Count Diner the | both se ’ pENa reer! rah ee SEE oe repeat that I had no hand in the preparation of | hereby appropriated shall have priority of all | gentleman from Vermont (Mr. Edmunds). vanced 3 EUS eee OL ne Ree || DEE) ATEROMIRATION, Dibua— The Hse has | aturalong. There ae ne Goubt people whe | TT CATR ora ey etree the committee on the adic toe : aes | pect Gavi Suny, nab 2 te assed five of the general appropriation bills: sith * 4 oe | Of the said District, whether arising from taxa- a a c ONL Spy } to be pr in their att ce, sine: esse Will think that because I favor this bill that I = c . fates diency epealing all laws ¢ | suiting gto hupordance wil be transarted: Byeeteraf Wat | The military academy, Ue fortification, the | hada hand ih he pueparation Wille chosen | eH, oF from appropriations by the Calted | Theespediency of repealing all aws providing | Suiting a settled and a un delimitation ts on 2 1 will be Heultles st ter Uhe chronic an- Si same e . > the are sation of T. S. Attorneys sre ns and Chi . ; ‘ ,_ TOR NE | consular and diplomatic, the pension and the | trary ts the truth Treaster of the United. Sates upon theese | Means of fees, anal ue Passage ot laws Hale teld on that pour ana (Ee Baxwann & norcuiNson naval appropriation DIS. ‘The Indian. appro- ani ana Gat ee rant of the Secretary of the Treasury. And any ies for such officers. NOWETE: Shes MHI DeRUEONeEEE. ne toe pees Manawer. | BELL Banstow's CELEBRATED uorrow. No oUller ils will Be reported from |” 4 LETTER FROM TIO LATTER, Se Ae ee oa ee ie non ean You kus the Initiative with which we are MAKE No MISTAKE | CRYSTAL FIREPLACE STOVE, the committee on appropriations until atter the | The charge has been repeatedly published | the funded debt, exclusive of the water-stock. | 11 4 pried) | reprozelied ts Lot our tradit * VEL > = that when the war broke out General ¢ shall be applied by the Treasurer of the United | TTde, now tn sr n lO Greed NITED istobow MINSTEEDS | Tone unoneeea Sd The MATELOWER, Gack | SIONS ON SUBSE To TRE Four | wrote a letter to Governor Dennison, of Onio, | States to the purchase and redemption of the | was debi cf the said District and of the cities 0: Washington and Georgetown in the manner | pe rited by existing laws: Pre That the | hh excess for the fi: ar endl H the tnt to have the territories Iderable nncieus [f possesses Heats un stairs and down stairs. and is not eqialedin Al. THEATER, f cone nomen, ale2 the” oL. & double lumi | contemplating the issu of a el JANUARY 6, 157 eee ere en ote er oe nemere—all at | the commissionson subscription TLL APPEAR AT TH offering his servic nilar fixing | that he was a for the four Tterred to serve w to his country, and stating uduate of West Point i the Olio troops uthorizing ti $ ~~ Ex oe ae per cent. consols to tr as Tollow Dennison plied to it, and that Gran a shall be applied the sald suiry Lo aecept Indemint ed by WE withion waicoae ds | Sit Gem Exe BW, Nese Ane AVENUE, Gn swuscriptions trom AL to goto illinois ta ii ‘Treasurer toward the paynient of thes percent. | clams growing out of advances 1 lacks, inroads or revolts on S PMINENT END MEN | Furnace, Range and Plombing House, and only | of one 2On Subst 3 subsequently w ten-year bonds of the corporation of Washing- | United States. By Mr. Wood To Inust be able to set her THE ©Li ING CLOG TOU | Menuiacturers of e Mantels in the city. novitr of one lent, Denn ton, pee Jenuary ae and the Geo. j Slates notes recel ae rial reorganize’ in. finan 5 STAR DANCERS MILBUE: Macy, wAditional | urged upon lia as Obio’s choice fora cabinet | town seam-torce-pump bonds, maturing 3 hd developmeal ol ler numer- ONE 4 a : » Daxce Mex | a a 1 or pe nt. Hi is | position. but that, remembering his treatinent | 1, 1S nd that the remainder of the ame ‘ors of « Furope and Asta Lvolves ‘ “Ts ONE AcT. ° 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE y offering such inducements for | at Gov. yo oe hands, he refused to accept i pied tor the pay aneausgt ‘ a eae a tly . ont eoty 2 r armaments, by none. as i - » subscriptions, the sale of the | him asa eabinet tir In connection with | fillat maturity shall be advanced out of the ng the laws im regari and ais- PARADE, BOD A Sid MINERAT, WATERS’ cu dremetitiait atly stimulated, This charge Gov. Dennison has written ie fol- | ‘Treasmny of the (ited States and be changed | ruuient. It red i to lowing letter to Congressm: to the permanent annual appropriation hereby | e Money orders to five cis. anor devote | glue Lick, Bedford and Betheeds Waters by the | (sex, Arprers S, Wintiaus, chairman of the 5 . ists, | amade for the fiscal year ending dune goer ) classify post oftire 2pe ts pres Emer a —— = House committee on the District of Columbia, asiington | And provided further, S nd to adjust thelr pay ectiticalion of The Gr ot yet Sle was seized with an atts correspondent of the Cleveland Lewier, pub- | Of the lexislative Bell—To detine ass OF post ofiices | produce t ar Laddressed to the power Ushed fi there jeneral ¢ est tie it lo you and Your friends, Ui a conspic AMLIS Dispatch 1st ev ain District, approved Angu , 1ST], en An y about me nection with | act to create commuisstoners of the sinking-fand h although the | and to prescribe theiv duties.” as requires the 410 know who tok | said commissioners to inseride on thelr books | i Limay give him | the amount of bonds, stock, and certificates of | ous place in my list of romance indebtedness purchased by them onaccount of | order offiees should be establish- Willlams (Ala. ure in rete nto nor ary TO USA which has hot vet be 25 SOON us the decisty rain tines in cud would Si a civcument, on Tully responded to. by FOR COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, | y's teem this morning. &e., use the Gres ENGLISH REMEDY, oie Genera te : REATING'S a cou Memorial of the ine NATIONAL Hex SEE THE WONT cea. Which has consid Lim. He was made eo | the committee room an Subsequently hotel in a considerably i ry weakened on a longne in Baxter was’ si as removed to his ved condition. to grat LOZENGES. | f speedy andcertain. | moned. 50 cent Lo the a—Memorial of | 16. Tested for over 50 ves: Bold by all drums oct30-w.fu0,6n1 General Grant would certain the sinkin; interest an army appoinunent from me thereon, be have recei had he asked fund, and to collect th issues ot st and the same is hereby, repeaied.” } —— | NUL MiE Viik. & vin vu GEN. SHIEL one, as it was my uniform rule to secure th ill, the Trea Will. If enact- | Corporate th ” Sail owned ones eas OF Olle. siecine Ices, whenever pract f Ohio era , place the Dist tly sound basis | TES, commercé and agricntmn . The Now Vork Car yr Queen Kathe a — ad ie we Sen Le a at West Point, [t1s possible that M. and provide for the interest on the funded debt, | Hing —To place Ja: Shields on the army re- | Nbw V¢ Dew, The C SHLD Milnes Veeviek | the President to place Shields’ name on s\was mentioned tome and that T | and for relieving the bonds as they mature. The | Ured list as brigadi cee ys pster— | by having refused to neinsiate the sus- Niet lor. ETHLEHEM BUCKWHEAT. the retired list of the » With the rank and dered hit an appointment. [have no reesl- | measure itis under | For the exchange of standard dollars for wade ed car drivers, Farvell and Kearuey, a for- Sin. tee B | of brigadie tk | dollars, by Me 3 ate mai stilke took place THE zs ae ap | DAY of brigadier gene lection of doing so, but he has said to me that it | of Secretary Sherman, The propos | dollars. By Mr. Young chy request) —For relier | mal stalke took place thls mornin. About 40 y VUT. BETHLEHEM, BUCKWHEAT. | — = . Was his tapression he decilued an appointinent | a new bond bearing “an interest of not nore | Of Settlers on the Hot Springs reservation, Ark- | driven by under ME, Superior to all other brands on the | MERICAN COAL IN SWITZERLAND.—The Am v If the General ever wrote my 2 SIX per cent., tO meet the paymeut of the | # by Mr. Brentano—Amending the act 0 tolenc ‘portent. YH gs BRO. | ean consnlat Geneva has informed the Depart- dn't reach tae and T never heard of | six per cent. ten-year bonds of the corporation | for the remmone silver. By Mr. La- eee 608 | nent of State that the first cargo of Ameriean W. DENSIsoN. ot throp—To j inage of the Unit Vill = ashington and the George fom | force pump bonds, the former of w —A joint | january 1st ne nmittee | dc States on the basts of its Intritiste value, <t, and the latter March istnest, | Mr. Fort—To maintain and en s hot meet either with the approval of the | ‘ender ~ ity of the silver d x arrived Int city on_the 22d November. | IL wasexported trom the United States by the ' ADIES FURS Ex INVESTIGATT EW SUPPLIES SEAL SACQUES. mecting of the Senate and House aad store Pawiresey, f : 5 sterday of Joby De ere | Philadelphia and Reading railroad company, the Dill making it a penal offence for any | agent or contractor of the United SI { to intermeddle with the election of membe mM} | Congres or of the President by the contribution | © of money or by the use or alse of official priv- | BALTIMON es = 5 eno 3o | Bally bie Hlege or by bribes, threats, Intluen also | alls bisber BW Sas ah Sets Ree isstoner King ‘1 ar live to the currency of the United morning. Five hnndred barrets ot tlour were SAND MISSES’ Ss! AN! under the management Mr. Quintand. oa the yellow fever inquiry wasto have been | Commissioner of the sinking fund or Secretary | : sai : ae 2 iz. ere | BOIS rege mie ake REA aS LE eu | Raa morning, but tess than a qnorum of | Ferman. They ate both opposed to loading | Mee Teter on puUne LaRUS CMO Teel | SEOdestrexed. Instired for $9.00, sshieh prob. j detaacelicd) een Rc oue foundries and hotelsin Geneva, and should wie | the House vommiitee put im an appearance. | the Tundod debt with any new GENOME iimite By Mt, Dunnell—Anending the pene | vl covers ti | Hartyas axp Ferniens, | Dortion of the Cont, coma p eo ee | ane coulowing, sub-committees on the part of | Sound. be MOmptly, mck Dy payee eon: | sloniaws. By Mr. Phillips Establishing’ tie | ted - tesdzce aS Be és portion of the coal consumption of Switzerland | the Senate were appointed to visit New or- | > be OE ~ judicial district of Indian teritars: ted se Hi coe ; os __ 908 Penne avenues | will be drawn from the United States. ‘The re- | leans and vieinity:—Messts, Eustis, FeO eC eee eee en DL appropriating €180,000 for det | age corr | AFF. Fi Port of the consul, siving the result of the fore- | Paddeck; to. visit Memphis and vi — | 2d Above Is calculated, they think, todo this, | | ¢ a ation was | ‘The best artists in the AFF, FLEISCHMANN & CO., me s eeu rails : i ; ; and in forty years wipe out the entire dept, | Mailroad mail transportation was } Reserved Beat 25 ‘ONLY GENUINE going experiment, will be looked for with much Mies re me Matthews and Conoter. Cor- ‘The principal of the two classes of bonds, men. | 17011 the committee on appropriations. and ts ct COMPRESSED YEAST. © jontetest pos by the House “conmiltice Tireeudiee take Honed Sbeve as murine den. ist and Marek | (Ue eens et os maenateordesana | The Marke, | ee of the genuine Compressed Yeast are | APPROPRIATION BILts 1 .—Mr. | branches of the investigation in conjunction 1, Aggresate about $252,000, . Chalmers 1 ‘suspe! 3 ———————— | undeniable. <a BALTIMOKE, Dee JOHN LORD, ; AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ‘Tenth Lecture in the course of Twelve. ‘TAVOL ADOLPHUS...Turery ¥ DAY. December With the Senators above named during the ap- proaching holiday recess of Congress, It has also been arranged that the House and Senate committee in Washington shall hereatter mee! ell, Of Mass., to be U. S. judge, first judicial jointly, although they will vote separately tn | ctreuit; Jas. H. Cogzeshall, of R. I, marsh: e manher as * committe . | district of R. 1; John Clark, Idaho, associate ‘The housekeeper who once uresGAFF,FLEISCH | Windem, chairman of the MANN_& CO’S COMPRESSED YEAST cannot be | appropriations. reported to the Senate iuecd to abandon our pure extract of grainawhich | the Iplomatic and Couswlar and the Navy a" atnral leaven, for a counterfeit article or a | jynpria . Both will be dispose 2 penical compound, both of which are to beavaided | [nic present were ee oe OS OF ate _ | if wood health isa frst consideration with the cus- ~ = sremainingtce. | tener, ittee on Nostisations.—The Presidezt to-day ¢ tes ev War, {and nomi- ur fairly active and rn super, 2 75a3.25; reeelve |g tra fawily,, 42504 75 i chets De , \ . ‘ = 2 = Justice supreme Court of Idaho territory; Jos. R. | contributions for election purposes from per- | 20°87 io, extras dat Wo. Bi tures, SI: redervedseate Weents atWittakers | “Be None Rea cee , oe Dea a Lee. lee Fons RaNporrm Hautox,or South Carotina, | LOSS: Sashinston territory, chet Justice su- | sons tn the employment of thegovernment, | pty cor a ake Gene e. Week AD ry te) ne Hous smitte or Joux rt HAMILTON, uth Carolina, | preme court Washington térritory; Samuel C, | Rejected—Yeas 152, nays 103—not the necessary | sont: br choice: * EXERCISES, {ee reeenovtay resuined the Investigation Of the | has requested the removal of lis potltical dis- | Wingard, Washinton territory, associate Jus’ | uwo-tirds in i repablieaus | Wert sag: do: ca SHOMAS CALVER, | JQUSINESS SUITES, the largest variety, at extreme | allegation that nda meas were used to | abilities, imposed by the lith amendment to | lice supreme court Washington territory; Jos | vored no and the Kelly vot- mes i . oF ee . On Estivet, beiween Oth and Tih n-w. plese ise Ree | secme the passage of the 2 the Constitiuon. | C. Uitery, Ohio, U.S. marshal south district 9. | ng with the democrats, No.2 wee spot and Deventer, 108 Sah ing Mindat ih hh 2 GOOD, SERVICEsBLE OVERCOAT for st; bla ass 4 — n agent Quirale —$—$$___—__—_. C srl mus Cuildsen On Weduesiag: at ¢30 onl Betardsy | Aigept, be beat anySnere for themoneys at A: | Meee ee Pee wetnant ee | RESOLUTION Ur IN THE SENATE, | i tory; Aaron. Cragin | ‘The Distri anata stool ee nar aoitioga wate 3-90 pm: Gentleen on Monday, Wednesday and | STRAUS’. pais pending the passaze ot the bill, held halt * who anticipated a repetition of the 1 Jolin Coburn, Tnd., and Marcellus L Phe bill introduced in the House to-day, to | $i Werte mixed, spot, ‘old, new. spot, a 7T hue a Priday. ai 7 pm : see ¥_ | BEST QUALITY BLUE BEAVER SUITS at $15. | iniliton District of Columbia se snrities, Dnt testt | scenes of last Wednesday, when the Blaine res, | Sets, FE, menbers of board of Hot Spring | Se ee nd ai a A. STRAUS. } pct . eaae ri ses = shed f lied What be knew of no poot beng for (Ark ) commissioners; also a niaber of post- ‘N DEMONSTRA- | “bull” them; he assur ‘diy knew tat his ba incorporate the Mount Pleasant Railread com- inasters, | Pany of the District of Columbia, b the Lier, 40. Uitte scare and firm olution again « | HAY} p befcre the Senate y : soutern 3 | FPACTS WHICH HAVE J me before the Senate to-day, = Se Neer 29432; western white, .: " “ = = "] were greatly disappointed, Blaine got his . erent = i = ye quiet aud nominal— ‘TED: That you can b the very best Clothiz PSO} rs . - “5 NONE. . TS — “ “ Dil intrédueed in the | sou:hern, wil! and heavy —prime Penn- for the very Wael anoney of the oll and Gorm resolution up soon after the morning hour. Af. |_| Nose Ber Avtrntcass 10 Be ENPLOYED ox ; Bandy gh vo ee and January Clothier, A. STRAUS. Director... | =e | RESS SUITS. MADE EQUAL To crstom | +y.vania “and Maryland, 10.00a11.00, | aniet ard easter. Mess ‘pork, 8.25. Bulk meate— | locse sboi Ides, new, nonunally 3; clear rb aides, ter a brief debate of a colloquial character the amendment offered a few days ago by Mr | Pretec Worxs.—Mr. Gi Oe a Gisinieey Gaia ee | ment of labor on the public works of the United to intluenc ch and every inte: over introduced a Dill in the Senate to-day to regulate the employ- nied tat Ni WORK, $20, worth $30. Calland see them, at r emphatically d sh bia attempted to hold a meetin | Bsconabint ders oMt, tics cider tirade Seek. . . A. STRAUS”. ce } Dank participated in any inovement to inti es ot his vote, whether money was | Sttes. ‘The bill proyides that in the construe- | quorum of the committee was prese: Baus, new “4 -refined, Mire. Ancona, Mr. §. G. Young, Mr. 8 W.K. JXTRAORDINATY BARGAINS to be in | ence the passage of the DIL. ‘The committ raised by as: f ! | tien of all forts, fortifications, canals, locks, and AU 3p. m. the House of Represent saute! and firm—weet- he ve had raised by asse y g] arw] 1 ives was | terces, vealists; and Mendelssohn So: | H)OyGrenats of atl styles we eA USS decided that they would pursue the in cstiza- < Seat oe herwise upon federat | at) other public works of the United States no | ebgaged In consideration of business of the | ‘i i = 2 = tion no further," The report on the subject wit) eeholders or employes for election purposes. | erson sail be employed Who Sia nee ee tee, | Dicet of Colaba 3 TITS, for school and dress, from #4 to and also Into the conduet of supervisors of ek p Dios. u ee large ‘assortment to select from, at A. | Pe made in afew days and will set torch that | tong, was agieed to. without adivetny The | Mine of his employment be a citizen of the | William Fitch, as ‘attorney for Samuel Cross | i ea i . | be Bes of corruption wits b: d question thee recu,red on the resolution of Mr, | United States, or have declared his intention of | and Willian Hi Hoecke, have drawn a petition, | any basis for the publiention Inti” Blaine as amended. Mr. Conkling submitted an | Becoming a citiven thereof. The bill provides | wlich Senator Conover presented In the Senate Petroleum dull and 4. Collee quiet and a. Whisky y Fer sleamer quiet LUE AND BROWN BEAVER OV: ‘RCOATS D BROW tOVERC : : - fa | Penalties and forfeitures for any contractor who | t¢-day. Petitioners own the property on the | carer, OS SSPRTTON Sreae ey are beyond doubt worth $25; at A. = es Res eal Sere COINNGteL ot mie duvestigation by a | Ehall violate the provisions of the act south Side of the Capitol grounds Known as the | ALE n —— —— NATIONAL McsEtM.—Senator Davis introduced Mary ct to: 3 eam ES “Congressiona 1.” ‘They 0! r sale a ies ARD TIMES'!—Purchasers who want to save | in the Senate to-day a bill to provide fee eae | the POE Comme jigreed to; yeas 34. | Ieper JonN LOWELL, of Massachusetts, wes | to the government ata fair price—sum not men- MARKEITER! uioney shottld Iook af the #10 Suitvas itis’ | p : tler then Submitted an amend. ip s é ous tioned. Petitioners. claim tat the Duildlas é FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE. | marvel of cheapness. A. STIS Gyection of 4 tire-proof bullding forthe Nationa: | ment to ave the Investigation conducted with 10-day ques Tomiie Maes | would be an advantageous fMrenase tor the | PBSEPEL poor uuckanged, ~ C36 x | . ary - usetun. ‘This is the same bill introduced in | Open doors. After debate the amendment was | torney General Devens would have taken it he | Woul re as and tor ‘DON, | De By P. m —Console—fo Qhotee Of Paintings, F sper taoglage Wisin STOP AND LOOK at STHAUS' $10 Elysian Bea | (y¢ Hoge, by Mr. Young, in January last. rejected vena. nass 3). The galleries were had followed his own, inclination to retire from AppaInenE ahd commirtes reowiee Oe TTF | puomey, Be LAC, apa for the account 9311-36, ba ant. Free Bs Y a 1 we a ial rd during these proceedings, and | the cabinet—the United States cireuit judge- 3 Z 2 e. Mlinels Contra diitgisl See hioen Matt kee ths Duis | sis TOE SIS Tae ae ho ets Over, | THEPOTTER CommiTTEE held amecting to-day | Mot more than a dozeh members of the tious: | Mp Torthe ‘ a Jodge: | _ in response 1 @ resolution of the Senate | 20t’..” iuels Central ‘Tenus Case. y are the clieapest you can B 7 remember Nameand Number $yiiy {tp are tie clieapest vow cau tad in the eily. Lobo ORNS, &c.—Dr. WHITE, Chiropodiat, of over | TYNGLISH AND. FRI Gites "years practice tnzonshont the Uated CASSIE aS ngland circuit. passed last May, requesting the officers of the ‘treet-car railroad companies of the District of LOCAL NEWS d took action upon the application of Attor- neral Cocke, of Florida, to be permitted Live Of his state- | were on the floor of the chamber, re to Introduce evidence corrobol ECRETARY SHER- ZATION OF THE TREASURY SECRET | MAN BEFORE THE SENATE.—Mr. Beck submitted Columbia to transmit a statement of their busi- ness condition to the Senate, the Metropolitan REOR ‘CH WORSTED AND to suit all tastes and 2 or for SERVICE.—Some time before the reportcharging | a resolution that the Secretary of the Treasury | company to-day filed a statement of the amount District Government Affairs, & e ment last winter that he had scen Governor S a ¥ | company to-day filed ‘s . . States and Canadas, previous to being established in at A. STRAUS’. | Oyes and) Goverion Stenche ee Goveenoe Senator Conover with the suppression of the | be directed and required to appear before the | of its capitalstock, bonded and tloating indebi- The Conumissioners today’ appointed W. 8. Bad Nails, Enlaixed Joints, Chiblains, Vascular GOOD HEAVY WORKING SUIT for $6, ust | room where the board of canvassers were in | Hot Springs clanse in the sundry civil bill, the | Senate in person on Wedn y next, at one | edness, gross and net earnings, and operating — Olive au additional private on the police force. Excrescences, Ke. Refers to the eminent phy- J, Ue thing tor those who wish to buy awood,wer- | session, although for an hour or more he had | teasibiliiy of the reorganization of the séeret | o'clock p. m., to inform the Senate what season, | eXpen: Hy THE f. 4 0. DEPOT gIT Sicians, surveons and thousands well-known | Viceable suit for little money, at A. STRAUS". been unable to obtain admission; which state- | service division of the Treasury departmeat | if any, he has for failing to answer the resolu- | This merni ‘ol. Keyser, vice president, and rsohages that patrouize his establishment, 1416 HE GREAT RUSH AT A. STRAUS) for those | ment w nphatically denied by Messrs. Noyes | Was under consideration at the ‘Treasury de- Ulon of the Senate of the 3d of December, isis, | TE Coat Comn’ S—Messts. THOMAS | Cer F acct Heseees Pennsylvania ave, ony. Willard’s Hotel uovi-ly "Pity ish Chesterfield Suits still centing | and Stearns in their subsequent testiin parunent, Solleitor Raynor, Assistant Socfe‘ary | Ip regard to the amount of silver coin reselved | pickson aud FB. Gowen, te comiuitier ap. | CMe | any, hol a conterenee with REPAEE FOR FALL AND HOSE WHO WISH TO ECONOMIZE in por. | The commilttec to-day decided that as this Hawley, Assist French, and Chier | for customs dues, and whether he has applied | pointed by the coal combination to confer with = Png sect ec mF Maa ae PA ema deg od + liet of veracity dees heir Clothing should not fail to call hot invoive any p Brooks, of the secret servi TAN DOnnGe | sGaorar minissioners fn relation to the your CAST-OFF CLOTHT prtion of it-to the payment of the | the Lehigh Valley operators’ committee, have | (Le Distitet ¢ van USTH'S OLD A before woinye elsewhere. point in the subject of inqui ili | ducting, It is understood, ah inqulr to | interest of the bonds and notes of the United | written a letter to J-H. Stayer. the proper place to locate their depot in this eity, in formait th ” 1 he b street northwest, or Branelt Stor Bout NED not ir any Withesses — concerning | Whether the reorganization should be niade. | States, and Ifnot so applied, to state the reason | of the lattec commalttes: in which they say t Courortnity with Ube provisions of the Sill now N. B.—For "FIRST-CL : pet eee RQese | bat they made an ordecallowing Mr, Cocker | Theseeret service division 1s now tnder the | why, ec. During his remarks on the resolution | there 4a he necessity: tor tartier conterenees | Peeing in Congtess miggh tne ballin yong schon CLOTHING extraordinary higl prices will be land see them, at AUSTHRAUS" | to te exparte affidavits in support of. lis | immediate supervision of the Solicitor of the | Mr, Beck said the secretary of the Treasury had | until Mr. Swayer's committee has full power to | (RC GULKITS of lke city. The site which thes "Notes by mail will be promptly attended to. SS SUITS, ina | San to the ether eating, The | Saine permis. | Treasmry. Under the new order of things at | incieased the bonded debt of the United States | represent all branches of the Lehigh Valley ine | Seullemen lave tived iypon is syuare No, ei, coe 7 and DRESS. SUITS, in a sion 10 the other side, if it shall be desired. | tendant on the reorginization the Assist. | to the extent « 199,154 by selling bonds | terests, particularly the Lehigh Valley ‘Coal | Sich that coin eee oC ies “Sua patterns, st “A. 0 gub-committee Will be sent to Florida to | ant Secretaries ot the easry WH hi and boarding * Aftera brief debate the | © Ip regard to the question Whetier ete Ld t oe gi Bete mee 5 ‘f STE! an j conunue the investigating of other matters | the supervision of the division, and | resolution was Taid over possibility of 2 meeting to ia up a | Pelaware » 2 Bern Be PIANOS AND ORGANS. JH NORSTED OVERCOAT; | there. No action was taken to-day in regard to | them the chiet will consult as to the wo! | Aeon | coal combination after December 2 (the time — Savare ts iD te eee ee = the city; tu be found only at 4 nding a sub-committee to Loutsiana. Th his foree, and their gene: duties. THE DUEL-HEARN Si Se. on the | previously rixed), Messrs. Dick ad Gowen | EE} to this tocatlon, and Any Other eens oe QTELNWaAY. | — 7m | publican members have UGen. Ci 11 iin contemplated Is to be one mn Sons of fs mel a’ | say that when the committee from the Leigh | Po is Sra, -Nolaing Geabiee nite N eps y Seen ee, ‘E OF CHILDREN’S SUITS, hand | Ohio, torepresent Them on any sub-committee | ration only, {t appears. It is not | an because of i wes. MISS | Valiey operators come properly represented and | Mass Se irate Gaaneeee ~ as GRAND, SQUIRE. AND UPRIGHT antl gud mls up inthe latest style | that nay be sent to Louisiana, and Mr. Black- | based on the assumption that there bas bc! only, some 17 age, itis alleged. | with tull power toact they willask a further | #/7/ved at. al a Turther conference will proba- PLinos. STRAUS’, ieee Bas Duels Ee St | reagh oar ret service, | ShOt Miss Hearn, who was about 1s, because tne | NIA Ml power to act thes a further | bly follow, wien the Commissioners, with the : . | burn will probably accompany Mr. Poiter as | any overt act committed by the secret services, | ShOU Miss 5 : » beca e | extension of time from thelreconstituents, whieh UI a “ the ied vaninent tateeal aathorites eee ey PTLSTERS TO SULT AND FIT the larsest as welt | the second democratic meiber, Wissupposed | nor that. its personnel needs weeilins out, | alter repulsed her warm demonstrations of af- | Wilt probably be grauted, Coal dealers who | Zemtleten waz Rr pg gine tnd both henu=pheres, acknowledye a ais the sunallest nan, ait STRAUS’, | What the additional tnvestieation in Loutsiaia | © will be very few. if any, changes, The TelSVepresenton CaN oe Were approached yesterday on Une subject com- | faints under consideration, aud endeavor ne standard PIANOS (THOSE WITH WHOM MONEY IS, AN OBJECT | Could be completed within or ten days. nt cltet will retain hits position, “The as- | Tt tstepresented Ctines Ble nee memded the bold stand taken by tie companies | PTs pon a sit Bpecial attent ito the Iately-patented | I should not fail to visit SERA fore going | Gen. Butler was not present to day, au sistant chief, Col. Benson, who made the report | tol practice; that at times she donned male at- | in the combination against the demands of the | @8?© a STEINWAY PAL ND_ but six feet loug— | elsewhere, as you can save frou 20 to 23 per cent.on | wlusion was made to cipher telezrams. ‘The | against Senator Conover, may be relieved from | tire, and that Byron was her favorite author Lehigh Valley operators, and predicted the col- | ae = . with touch, quality ‘and almost. the power, | all yon buy. j Committee are to meet again next Wednesday, | duty, hough whether orhe shall or not still | Willen ls not extraordinary in itself, but is lapse of the coal combination on December 31 Se Tene ee te Tear, of a Steiuway Concert Grand: and to the new | Temember— A. STRAUS, | | -rehidins an open question it is stated. It he Is tive in view other discovery that the mo AS a result of this letter of Messrs. Dic i ton, Judge Humphreys, sitting in cham- STEINWAY or CABINET GKAND. dec5-tr 101 Pennsylvania avenme. Tur Tx rRY. cRET SIC 4 1 rey ret a ace f e and seif-indulgent US nature was like her | Gow, chol rice " ine bers, bad before him the case of Mr. ke Hi. Marsh with matchless: fection of acti { ———-— vs - TUE TREASURY SECRET SERVICE removed it will not be On account of the Hot ” 5 poe ai i. Gowen the wholesale prices of coal declined on haveas col 5. It will be cae th, litesivren srocrgs Murky Fier. | CULVERSPOONS + INto.—The following resolution was offered | Springs business. ‘The operatives and present | OWRD, =e Yesterday from uuirty to forty cents per ton. | on ihe lath OF October dndee ee Ted Chat W. G. METZEROTT LE AGENTS FORKS, inthe House te inley, O€ OI | TN octetonss Go Une Man eRe disturbed | Ov tue BuRatuir® Bertms the Ashland, Ky., | Beales sald they no longer considered the coal | [uyfMe ath of October Judge Olin, of the Pro- decliilw Penn. ave | DINNER and ike pe i oe in thelr positions; so the many who are after Diecast | He Sa lawless | Combination in existence, and that hereafter | ? OUT, seme he pet ment 4 TEA SETS, | Kevsired, That the judiciaay committee be in- | places under the government heed. hot, looks to ‘cur Says: The whole crowd is a lawless | they would enter the market and sell coal at the | CUStCdy of the warden for contempt and f Wurasn. sat hence waa j teosshicamaus amr tae Howe a | thie new hove asa prospective opening for | Den ot Scuegies aul mutiny and every | (ue ios OMe rks Peacrai ud. | to pan ate gt over Rot Menus Coge Se cOnE on the earliest period practicable—ist. Whether | them. ‘The principal feature under the new | OC Cf them, of whatever party, ere sta- : ae ‘ole “appeai and Messrs. GRAND, SQUAEE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, SAM'L here ve! ee X ri E principal feature under the new ¢ yas & e i e 2 vne Vanden anos and Oneans fr t ig (THE LATEST MUSICAL INVENTION, | 35 the “Secret Service Division of the Treasury les ofethe Treasury, and thus more direetly | Wee a Plant witch has borne less truitdind had | Alice Maud Mary, consort of Prince Frederic. | o: Judge olin were irregular; that the statute Socias fos uase reas the’ Department;” zd, The time and occasion which | the head of the department himself, The | Sater advantages than any vegetable known | Louis, Grand Duke of Victoria whe > “88notcomplied with. and that for what money teat fran ‘Special inducements for THE ORGUINETTE! { originated said organization, and by what au- | change will take place on ist of January next. | W the flora of Ameri Ce Cac ae, Saal a Re « short tim y , een kept | oa aa E y, wa 2 iS St be reeded against, HM ORICHENEACH’S Piswo Wantroows, | " Se | ea caaatainens OR RUM OF Re i ae Shel de , Epwin Boorn AGAIN & married July {, 1962, and was the mother ot five | Hit ee Bror Ponting: only samc gae tee ae, 423 Eleventh street, | THE TRUMPETTO! a ing that organizatio ray |, WHISKY arpa iN SocTH Canortxa.—Collec- | gowin Booth, the tragedian, and his wife were | daughters and two sons, Her marriage was | imprisonment ts virtually an linprisonment. {or _deeé-tr A few doors above Penn's ava From $3.50 to 810. | purpose eeiplosed and how palds eo tor E. M. Brayton, at Columbia, 8. C. telegraphs ved with legal papers by ex-Alderman Ber- | solemnized privately at Osborne, and was prob- | Gebt. aud is. theretare illegal. The petition TRE STIEFF PIAN | 88To be seen at What manner the various sums heretofore ay- | to Commisstoner of Internal Revenue Raum to- Inger in the suit of the adiinistrator of the | ably the least ostentatious royal marriage that having been read, the revurn of the w Was ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL! ; propriated by Congress for that purpose have S follows: “T have information of the | ¢state of Charles W. Barras, of “ Black Crook” | England had seen for many years. The Queen. | presented, with a copy of the commitment by Victorious at the Centennial Exhibition, | W. G. METZEROTT & €0.’8, | pees i aie PRIEDOSS £ , 7 ane a yt | fate against them. The amount of the suit is _ then suffering from her recent severe amtletion, | Hie yrarcilal. and the mndent hav Prater toils | Te been expended by sald “Secret Service Division, reof three illlelt stilis, and the arrest ot | syne sean them. The amount of the suit ts Shain ep mapuralige Oneal the erisneer marshal, respor ving asked GRAND CROWNING TRIUMPH! | _declltw Penna. ave., bet. Ythand I¢th sts. | abd whether any accountability ls, or has been | three prisoners in Edgefield county; also, of te oie ot . ; time to amend, the judge set the case for a At the Exposition Universelie, Paris, 1878. | ae imposed on said organization or the members | capture of one wagon, two mules and 100 gallon: Court. It is the balance claimed of the pur- | children died in 1st3 in ¢o1 uence of a fall, | hearing on Wednesday at noon, Mr. Cook then 783 Seventh street nac. j THE OFFICE OF THE Sees ee auld Secret Service. Consideration | ouers iu Chester county, purehastd from Mr. Barras. —{V. ¥. Star, 14th, | self contracted the disease which resulted in | Maris that come to be appoluteal wae - Also Agents for the celebrated Kranich and Bach of the resolution was objected to by Mr. Hale. = —— | her death. The Princess Alice was the good | Matsh pad rome to by a. piece agents fer, the celebrated. Kran HOLMAN TIVES FAD COMPANY, || Fensowal—The Unity cid, at its meeting | | They Aue TRrINe 10 Puove Mrs. Ann Drake , daughter of 4 good mother. ‘The queen tas | ;iited that he was selected, Dy the older boy as ZOE ES TS ans caient terms,_nov2-m | Which has been cloved for a few months. hasbeen | THE HoUSE COMMITTEE ON Post OFFICES AND | next, Friday night at the house of ex-Mayor | Leama of Nem Parke ie ees, Ann Drake | had nine children and the Princess Allee's isthe | Juage iwuaplaess then, remarked thee Meee = | Teeterente Tor she Dist of Chante Meee whe | Post Roavs met th's morning to consider the | Bowen, is to enjoy an essay by Judge D_K, | cousins are—thac they may tear up her will ai first death amongst them. The need of the | ried to be cant <2 on AT) a | are avents for the District of Columbia, Maryland, 2 : . y Judge D. See oe ae te ; | Ways tried to be cautious on questions of juris~ GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. _ | Virginia, West Vinenia and Delaware, for the sais | Proposed bill providing for the classification of | Carte upon “Journevings in South Amerien.” | vide her £100,000 between themselves. The | Marchioness of Lorne to gointo mourning for | Giciion, and more 90 when Oh such question x | of these Temedies, at their office, southéast corner of | mail matter and xing the rates of postag: | ....FA-Congressman. Lawrence, of Onto is ih a a a ee her sister will, of course, eclipse all the gayetles | depends the lige or ilberty of the citizen; RGOSY SUSPENDERS, | Sth and & streets, two ~ruares north of Pennsyiva. | thereon. A discussion upon various questions | tlie city “United States Board of ‘Trade | 21wass playing with dogs and kept them | of the vice-regal court tn Canada, to which the | had no doubt as tothe jurisdiction of a A | nia averue, and hich hse been elerantly furnished relating to the subject ensued. Mr. Bickrell. of | Deiegates Ellard EK. Thorue and Urian Ween | around her all the time.” Even the judge ad- | geople of the Dominion have been logking for- | to take ball until the fia hearing. This was ‘Are “something new" sd comfortable, at 60 cent the convenience of patients Con: | joston, Mass., Price and Elderkin, of New York, | wereadmilled to the privtieses of the flnoc ey PEN ay be Coneineron ye any Sonia TRY ward. E care of too much tmpprtance to act on hastily. « Sia HOLMAN LIVER PAD. { ere 1. boiler pee wae Dreent by 19 House to-day by a resolution of the House. c eS ian Pes ree lagen dogs partially insaa A a Pat a G an would not | le it until he had heard Rosebery,” . . vitation—representing the publishers of the! eee ae — SSIS EE AL THE 3 ‘ie c ment, and had consulted cupoctalty, Waterion” carta 3 witliog of treating saccecctuliy af Liver ama Sore. | iseuSsiOn eet cont page Bhi | «pon dome Conmiainionas. Comersas 0 ou | sremnsvanaerersoe imaah, ot rons. | Sheauen meee cet maaan was NOU so Suk Dut tint ee oad ase “ Duke of Bedford” Scarf at $2. Sch Diseases exterually. and ituicans au bonest war | ‘Tie regitrationel mall ieeti committee. | sider the question of the transfer of the Tadian | ofa : : january 14 the | Was Not so sure but that this case we bl A = 3 vistration " tter, " Sylvania, has rieved until January 14 the ‘vania board of ns, Parties inte URL AS ERS UMD | Mesimet the thousand wid One uostrame cod haar | 2h Teutration of mall matter, Meright of ap: | Hurcan to the War, departinent, will repost Nollie Maguives, James MeDonnell and Charies | ji jatease wil be teach, howeree by secretary gy tig Just opened, at close prices. | buss of thisand past ages | Tusul by postmasters to register; and the subject | 2gainst it. and it is not believed that the | Sharpe, who were to have been executed on the | of the Commonwealth Linn (who ts amember | answer tothe court, sald be bad no one present ‘THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY. } 1TS DISCOVERY. | of sample coples were among the questions un. | tvansfer will be approved by the House at uals | 18th inst. at Mauch Chunk. of the board) and peg ot Ari Lear on | to go his bail. Judge I sald he would octi6tr 846 F st. nm. w., Opp. Patent moe | , About alent yeare ayo, there was discovered and | «tc consideration, Without concluding, ithe dis. | session, and certatnly not by the Senate. VERY 1 Copa.—A telegram from Hayana, | Monday or Tuesday at Hi re take his own venugivance fn the amount - = . <O” ST eae As ) evssicn u) 0p the various forms the bill, th: | , teeta EP 4 - e Ol order—$3,012.25—for F4bh AND WINTER Goops. ee oe edietee! the Bammaruer, muwout | Cououitter adjourned Will to-morrow Mortis. | SCRSCKIFTIONS to the four per cent. loan ta- | SA9S:, The slavery question fs the most serrine | Live SeNTENceS—Frauk Finn. a trap, has | pearunee en Wednesday ati2 Oiock, and then "A uperd selection for Gentiemen's Drees prowpted a vigorous exam‘nation ‘in ita merits, | | day amounted to $1,578,359, Caneet gates ae tousecresoordien’ & the been sentenced at, Springfield, Mass. to, tne | Be would expect_him vo give ball. Bireet received and ready for in- unt question was thorouy! practically | Tue Lasor INV ‘10N.— Rey ive m4 a demand ate | State prison for life, for raging Mrs. Julia Mecton, and offered st fair prices, folved. i aeant terre sommes investiga. | , 4 NCMNER ofthe leading publishers ot Pnita- | S4¥, Of Marek the Jiberals demand immatiato | ‘Ae Pete ee: Joly Larisa Ties | _ Mamazace Lacuwans have been laveed oo Ben- x fully request the continued favors of, ee bp northwest,over | Hewitt, chairman of the committee investigat- | tielplita, Kew: York and Tioston are now in the peoliaes. nua eed a ere triumph; | Peabody received like for ‘and | jamin Jobn: op and Eveline : Dr. my patrons aud the public wenerally. | ‘y's Dry Is Btore. i ihe labor question, says his committee wint | oe 3 eS nnces shoul wishes attempting to kill Geo. Brewster, near Palmer, | A. DeLomre, U. 8. army, and Fannie Eliot; F. J. HEIBERGER, io. 8 Charles street, Baltimore. nov5-ly ‘onty anal pro forma report to the present | CifY fo Urge upon Conzress the advisability of | otbers claim that the government to see Mt r * aa} hard Gates and Mary ¥. Blunt: John i = _ | 'y € 4 i he NASSASE + Will rex 2 the qu before the Cortes le, te lass., five years ago. They have just served | Ric! iates '. Blunt; Henry Ornizxne’ Anu & Nave Muncuaws acs | QRSE OWNEMS, ATTENTION! col. | (Obsies. Stieh members of ts com tree as Sooleretee oe cee een ie ee es Delieve that in tite end fixe years in a Connecticut prison for another | Dorsey ard Keachel Hawkins. [Sth street, } lewe ‘Goorke J s Tess 5 pstinieeimsmechencrs reience 4 = | rey gel mel hd the et ep | HemeN er Cone Aw th eed pein ye COLLRCTOR Tnosas, of Baltimore, was at the Daye foe thelr iabor aod will romain ae thele es GS Guisy-—Samwuel, Jacob and Elbert Gotiing, = = 7 = | eee 918 oer lorses lar rep ith recommendations to that body, The i y with a delegation of repib- | Usual work. In the meantime, many owners TOsACCO FacrORVSURNED.—The large tobac- | colored, have been found guilty in the Yocal wr WILL You BE centers! | 2 First-clase i Ue Meanwhile the testimony already taken, deasury to-day with a gation of rep are voluntarily liberating their slaves. co manufactory of Thomas C. Williams & Co, | court at Winton, Hertford ae ESS With sondage § ' which is voluminous, will be printed. licans from that clig. The visit of course had == ae at Richmond, Va., was burned early yesterday | sault and batt ‘with intent kit GLA! ~ Lora 4, las oe ‘Tue cParaboued abe ‘at-an wy yard | (2.00 with the custom-honse. ‘The delegation &2-Captain Thomas Pennington, formerly of | morning. Loss estimated at $15,000. Taere was | Williams. © for for Hon. J. J. Pates. tur Oriiciax, 453 Ponnsylvan'a avenue, e © navy yant | wanted a eityman put outaudaChasies couaty | teesth Ohio volunteers, committed sulcide at | no Insurance on the Dullding, bat the stock aad | Yeates, the democratic for Congress, corner 44 street. e povae-tr here yesterday morning. = man put in the custom-house. Hastings,, Il, Saturday, by shooting himself, Rxtures are fully covered, and sentenced lo tix years in the state prison,