Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1879, Page 1

; THE EVENING STAR, Pennsylvania Avecue, corner lita Street, if BY The Evening S:«r Newspaper Company, S. HW. KAUPPMANN, Pres't. Tre Exexts : i ¥ 5 | = FORNIEN A Business Padures in im INTN, Lospon, Jan. 2.—The number of business fail- ery ed in th Kingtom of A 2.643 were in the sale and manufactaring nd 12,41 retall trades, builders, i against 2, dings tn S failures last 9 V%. 58—N°. 8.084. xcitement Among English Work- agmen Toxnox, Jon — — en = : : : a = produced in thy esti ‘The Army Bill Tee ay Kesumegtion at the Treasury. mu Quektior . s 4 “ THE EVE ING STAR. PAYIS ‘ be = ud "$ RESPONSE TO § Dear one b te datly ae W 4 Gossi ‘To-day fs the first upon wii : 5 yesterta: ABER AS vheiteie neta 1: thike ; » n nade A supple are ea , than y q g saws and Gossi act p mbersof the Cablaet made a few | anal : padi er A * a hington New Bis Pe being cx after the hours for receiving visitors at | pte ones ara = arn fthe operative enein Poca White House Hecentions. York only gular business of the Tre heir 0 bakiena ee bean settee ria P Uhe option Of the atter- tively unaffected. One of the | pecitications be fur Py b Es of resistance. Out. radi : 3 he ati aN ie ae | Sheridan in his lav taterest in what you publish about the avery lance number rg aed ai | piece ibrel eas ee f the Janun ub con nerae ee ae ee Thoms | attribu une for the reason that, during the entire se: appears from wha’ € from3tosp.m. § tae | of the January interest on the pubdile deb: i H Jations | sion of Con: ages are daily place . . ig 2 2 OO tej Philips, of Dayton, Ohio, w Hien trouble riat s 4 5 m ; r JOHN T. LyNthe eee ladies of the a Nome ee SA Ra Tee ne in ne oe oe ard i seme i Gireetly before those w ho make the workiven that t the re => HARMONY Cort Mrs. Hayes will hold 2.receptioa each Satar- | to-day for the first time not patdin gold. Te | gtetted the absence of Mrs. dan says his object, was tO show that the Indian | Tn your issue of December Se oaee tee = EIGNS oF tN day, from 3 te n., watil farther Was paid cither in greenbacks or ineoin enecks | Gauchters. ullips Was the byidesimatd ai Teo v0 but that while | Sansone adopt t Wiss Sippy a President will hoid t on New York. Very few p uple seemed to un. | Mis. Fitch nee Minnie sherm tie ceepad at in its control, | now before Congress. ‘The prominence of the | the dec e employers wil Tin stiects on FRIDA : tions, from s to 10 o'cloes, as toll the Marre cliee ra een tay cere OF lia : Indian | senlor two Major Generals of the army natu. | some e: P result Of the arts doember to ceca rhe DuDCET al 8 endance a Janvary 1th; Tuesday, January wt, and | Sys ovistered checks. Ther had ered s ved there. A ilvel Deatdl wiih COMAMeraLian Mun AE Wee weer: ; ers. which has be~a ¢ uz "THE FRESE: ‘Tuesday, Februa: them the amount due, in greenback curred tere in the evening. “Thy i an Sd Gur ccna) eA on. a ca | Meee wk Keaton. "Tee awarnior ons gas COLUMBIA GOONGIL a demanded gold. Can't give it to you, forested tint the venerable Jude Seen ent a eae ee iy grateful | trators ts expected to be reoelved by tite Ee CoLesnts couNciL, No.4, 8 OF E Govenxuent Receivis To-pay.—Internalrey | reply “Well give y enbacks or a check | IS wife were unable. owing | Se ee ee er one ea to you, for their wide circulation, . When, how- | the present Week so that the Ansoraxan MEKrIN enue, $710,115.10; Customs. $348,315.51 | °™-Tow many take leeal-tender instead of the | At th House, Kimmetlof Mary- | mere ccmpiete system: exer: they merely represent individuat opinions, | players’ Association will have ta AT THE WuitE Hor noln ¢ asked a STaR reporter of Mr.Jones, Tand. . Carli ALUCK, the agents employed, all (hat we, cf opposite notion can do, ts to bez bi : r gst ¢ ; ier. e : “1 wives of Representatives from those states, | you to kindly present the case to your reade gamated Sock s eI ), the interest teller. T companied by several triends), el (RU EOS a nidack Mrs. Goldsborough and “M oldsbaronh alled. We have oesupted his ¢ as it appears from our point of view. the last annual report, a qua . ey Calle he tly everybody takes greenbacks,” said ‘ : ERA E ag Ce REY CAUCHY CHO Petra ay ORME > COT ATT Culseen “Oe Mra: ACinenO: ME, Corwen W from him his lordly diinain.de- | It ts natural that Generals Hancock and | pounds sterling in hand. 1 of the Stock. | President to-day ‘$112 tn that currency for his Wold cousoas. Mis. Morrell, Mrs. Woodworth, the tds of came, penned him up on | Schofield should favor the Burnside bill, for | union which uumerically and METROPULT- Core To € ».—Seeretary Shesman | “Who are the excepto ae daughters of Representative Watson of F nd reduced him to poverty. For | several reasons, to a couple of which we invite | the other trades unions of the kins ; = Pars ss Peedi fees gel eae Well, some people who have very large | Sylvania, Mr nd Miss Schotleld (wife and Ke, then, 1et 12S give htm ar | fon. ‘They naturally favor It, 9 Cundidates for the 2 Crown Page ats Ss zs 2 amounts due them take the cheek. All the | daug’ of the Rexister of the Treasury y the agents over him both attained the very Loxvox, th to the Company at_12 0’! onthe Lira Daz or | Cleveland, Ohio, being called thi banks which have called for’ thelr inte to- | Wright and Mrs vid Smith hada b ut al refers to the tone and | est rank which the law allows, (the grades of | gimes sages ZANEARY, 179, for the choice of Nine Direetors for | death of their brother, Judge s | GAP HAVO TAKGATRGUNGCKE, Site Tene cuter | Teception. ts of these ladies were of | substance of the letters of the Secretary of the | tiand Li expirmg with | prince of Bulg: Secretary will be about two day ce wave aaa weeice | exception : Interior ealling upon him for specitications, | present .decause | rake thelr appearase : : > greenba : th ey prefel Mrs. § and Mrs. Wamiin welcomed | us unwarranted by the of his | the provisions ot RuEGaee, Giekonaines i aan 4 : F Carne Gesnd Dying Major ben, Perley | Wie grecntacks phey ireten Is i of friends av Wwinani’s % and inconsiderate, loses the | powers heret cones ag » has been put. forws a : a Poore received the followin: “About fly swere pald out In gol Calornia. recetyed in her priv us reports on Indian ar P army, the military sing if an attempt shodld ba triet of Columbia ; 2 About five millions were paid out in gold on es _ * S s r 2 eG 2 NEwRURYP! a ee st before yesterday, ‘Cais | Same I Skt i depart . We. of lesser note the Porte and the Greeks 1 Constantle Fate of 4 PEK CENT. Ds & uo 2 an the qaunary interest before yesterday. This Bis “vn ’ a O fe nal to fame unknown, et up Prince V xans against the very rapid There 13 but itile hope of his Bruit toon y much of this aN comps commanders a) poralbee: » Dondon k living through the He no disease. Dat | wry pe J out in greenbacks, inste: t. He has @ ir Ul n tht a vern ts prowiae weaker aker. te FS Sly 3 con counts, lat ‘ | ISgrowing weaker eal = i asked the reporter of Tre S ato precetea I Sune eee, ebeed a No DisitNction.—From: the local books of th ne expert ther pe i B was held by | n also, SO faras he k Yeu can rely upon PPOTT OF aearl, eect Phom Russia plea Treasury to-day will disappear all distinctions | jarto that lore moaene ey eS S tirst wife in 1 Ts. 2nd so on back | entire arimy, outside of Washin Sany hae twik Nee canned eee forth | betwee: gold and silver. They | maining unpaid Uiis morhing will go out in izens dtd not they knew bow, but be fears Sets asure.” taity the poputation, but by an indirect election, and Sedan at ; ' legal tendel ne amount that will co to New | ceive ca Ma | all heir precantions the system and manne WW to the pu rare has been taken that a lange prope power of the cor ee cra Books eis distin | on coin cheeks will be very Small, Ind ES ate oe eee In our ty ssetibly Should be persons BENS D ot ee aaa a nterest. due. nO Cannot pes a borhood? positions under the Nussian disappear soon as the Decembe mount of interest due. hentai sae : Ate veckeiine } - L % 4 iS ant oman Ww and t ._vestenda © Rattenbing ts said to be i : z | from the different assistant treasurers are was in his om vet Surely, li Lartiow, 3 > bul ter mand By Hussia, but there Issvrance Come ; awasee This will be in about two weeks. 7 day i ieve Uial some © ders are hereby dep art ment will continue to separate the d ie on ACuLeLION - Sarit ie ‘dward and Uers, Sh 1 catementy ocise phtrony Ni Heya rent trom the pertors the causes of the trot | restit—1 RESUMP FON. ORDERS FOR SILVE! Ans.—Orders to the | going. He scemed to be 5 er of being Jectured into stlenc | eight No Hush for Gold in New York. amount of $32,000 for standard silv formation, rep eau Tall ELSES Rew Vouk. Jan, 2—There Was wo excites on very niet ~, ‘5 ide Mess {when business opened at the Scrb-Treas- were ree etre. leave for Canada ne . They greatly re- | moval of the Hitlhouse w ‘ gret that the tine has been appotuted in the | caver cell. wee tow Thidst of our gay season, as the Mis<es Thorn: meray t one & - Georgetown, on WEDNESDAY ; ett deb? In society. 5 | rau Yn Cor will thud tthe aan Sow rou it as additional dollar tn ‘The polls will Le opened at 12 m. and closed at | anies,—new Within Lites . »plicants Franefee books will be closed on the Ist of Jan- fi y phe: ilabie to vill not be 9 Anon wneny “4 wary, 1879, and opened on January 9th, 1579. ? n . citement of any Rng TISILAEE SEAS HL not for sums less Uh AS HO yy are ers. tion to-day has be st es no prisoners, tt 1 some” by | made under t 01 1 “dl. = than cyer betures, Geacratiy the subse : beror these a to attack hin with uiat wiulst | National bank bilis were aise otlenst, bic mers = ; aay °E DEPOSI" yange from tinder a hundred tho ‘The Publ 0 its ple the unbetriended | not taken, only legal tenders beans exchangable. PARE ee te ne Oe ee nte one | three or four hundred thousand. per dar. The recapitulation of the aa posts, must inevi- | "phe Post's nancial arti erent FIRE, BURGLAI and DaMP PROOF VAULTS, | scriptions to between one Pubite debt of the United States for the monta | ,4.NEW Pee Vaorun iON 1 ee crea more, Since the latter must ab- | of to-day ts th We payments z a rl 3 to 35 : tiey have . ae ‘ gran ew y y their own supernumeraries, but | hy the Unit : Pi Unere | poe ee Et a5 Been coin Sires Lt z of December, 1878, just Issued, is as follo: . also dizest, in the ceneral surtelt ail or the mere att SurS ieee aor ‘any BOSD, SILVER ieee at half-past one to-day amounted to $5.59 De bt bea ing interest in coins | ay of ee hose places are: 19 jbe vacated by | of the = cl aes jlo make the day different an Ends v. Teeter oe) Of this am Or Was taken by the F Bonds Bi | iS 2 OUTS! F WASHINGTON,” from ordinary dull days. The clerks in charge POSIT. noviS.eodm rork. session here, and ares ri | Was detaile ut; says that E. ; —— Of this new department expected to be very oT UG ATENTS F sed this evening compellin; 3 there in el sas avent; that he bh ‘Whe Necrology of 187: busy. Up io the time that we write, the exact [2 a RR Ds venue office i ir by Writ of subpeene, - | into the minds ef the Indians almost A REMARKABLE NUMBER OF PROMINENT MEN 2 jJegal tender notes presented for pend it as the Lest possible way of moisteniis the | snows a oss trom the tax on tobacco for the Fae seer eS nea sc oey ® AS | ae sieianice 38 see ae ae pillegen vr iat mar Ee aes THE YEAK, bent 1s $240. wane this inate icant, ry air frou , latro \ Ce i 809,512,550, PS sic 5 e155 e | when the change was pit was done so s nthe year just ci he number of distin- vas KOlE of the Treasury, is as rae ti cay ee, mre resetors Gs | SSor tin ov December, as compared wittt theo ~— | time prestient of the board of heat | denly that the good elfect was speedily appa: |g, fithe Year tust closed. honey dip dlc [otoer] wa Gepartment was taking in four hundred Bir moist and —— Coe Wish to ayoi responding month Of 1577, of $49,315, which 48 | Debt teavina intt in lawful money: yellow fever traveled from any known | rent. Lieut. Foot, who preceded Lee as actin able. Pope Plus IX. died in Rome on the ith of | thousand dotiars gold In the form of wobl certiti- Deadacke, catarrh and sore ‘use them. | attiibuted to the agitation of the tobacco-tax | 4’ pension fund at 3 per cent. $14,000,990.00 | center exactly at the rate of 40 feet_a day, and ent, found, when he relieved civil agent How February, at the age of 55. Altaost_a month | cates, which the banks sent tn Wo be exchanved ARD & HUTCHINSON, | ee ene ee ea he i ctly satisfied by personal | ard, the supplies reduced to starvatioa mlnt- | eariier Victor Emanuel, King of Italy, had died. | forlegal lender note certificates used tor ante BAYW. CHIESA. j December, the books show a net gainon the | pep: on which interest has ce tatit the Infected place could be | inuin, and alter getting euppltes from the mill. | atthe age Of 37, Sein temente ie eee | oon eat ier note certificates, Use ‘commonly first six months of the present fiscal year ot | Dept on wich inte ly encircled dv disinfectants until the en- | tary to feed the starving Indians, hisfirstomticial | Queen Mercedes, who died on the 25th of dene. | called clearing howe cen iteat ee y, ‘NEAR VENUE. a ep 317 97H SrREEr, THE A) $022.470, as compared with the first six inonths u ré itself could be thoroughly fumigated, it | act. was to take a census, and he then found | @uCrn2 A couple of months later.on the 2ist | that we get fran leading babke agree Une ake i of the previous fiscal year. y ri interest > would be impossible for the disease to spread. | Howard had been issuing on paper to 9.170 | Gf august. Mane the Que 2 OUNt GF gold comic in to them is larcerthan Bra.a Fire Sete, Mantels, Par- = Debt veering no interest : Impossi for the e to spread. g fled of August, Maria Christina, the Queen Dowager | amount of 2 mrenttass hem Is larger a ler Grates, Purtaces, aagesand laurie otores: CONSCIENCE MONEY.—The Secretary of the | ida nd and legal tender notes $34 Hie said the practice hitherto had been to fol- | Indians, when the number was actually 4, of Spain, died at Havre, at th peor .andoa | the amount going out. Piumbirg, Tin Roofing and Jobbing Work. docl7 = a eo Ee ry ~ | Certiti Sof deposit... 22... low after the fever with disinfectants, not meet | Lee took charge of Spotted Tall agency Maret lath of the present month England was called in: Sine Seana ‘Treasvry to-day received, in an envelope post- } Fractional curren . it. He further said whiie he was president of | 3, isi, By treaty annuities for the Indians | ypon totake part in the mourning by the death A Sheching Shooting Crse. , ii iz . : ss MILBUEBN’S PHARMAOY, | marked Philadelphia, $150, with a statement | Coin and silver certificates the beard of health a method was adopted of | should have reached them U ist of August of of the Princess Alice, at Darmstad! zed 3 cr NATL Jan, SP dispatch says. PY asta AVENUE that this amount, with the $50 sent several blowing sulphurous gas through the holds of | each year, but Whey did not arrive tll midwin- Earlier in the year, on the 2sth of May, Engh at alate hour last night aman mamed Anthony ahi ke! | Weeks ago, makes the balance due the U.S. A. Xessels by means of ah apparatus which he de- | ter, thus causing much suffering, and tats has | faq been summoned to moar for nee ceed | Doeinerwas Walking Up ration aromas Te BODA and MINERAL WATERS on draught elf | quartermaster’s department. ‘The money has scribed, and th no instance was this known to 1, been generally the case. | Lieut. Lee then gives | twice been Prime Minister, ana who wene as | troit, Mich. on his way home, when a eater the year. been deposited to the credit of tke cons 1 rotar debt fail in Controlling the disease. a history of the McCann frauds, whiten had been | his grave full of honors ss he was or years, | containing three men came teatiow along ac a ‘Bue I Lick, Bedford and Bethesda Waters Ls Ge } fund. Interest ee reported as early as_ 1875, and nowwith- | Lord John Russell, who deceased at the age of | Tapid rate. When opposite Poemer one of the = gallon. Unghie coe aie MATNE LEGISLATURE convened yesterday | standing these frauds McCann recelved thecon- | 64” ‘Temnetrius Bulgarian tonete nee oe | Occupants drew a revolver apd ilied. dhe tan SENATOK THURMAN AND THE TELLER ComMiT- | Total debt. principal and inte: | forencon. pore rare pre een Te es foray y aly Bo alatae LAE ae Greece, died onthe lth of January, Gideon pers plerie i hen pg og prone Beomy bg chain ‘ 2 ¢ ° were ‘ed:—Pres| Mancheste: ynes; | tion for 18% jee then relates minutely the | Wieltes’ ex . » Navy und Wa ~ elie ve penet ft z Mest t Oh 7d 2 dare f sed and ordered to be engrossed:—“That the | inspection, states the deficiency that oceurre 5 ; 3: ay | ment while the cutter da ‘on, one Of the Cp MATHEX GAYLUS' CAPSULES, | upon which to base inquiry in the ational lioner, public credit and private inter- | Or hecount of thems says he reported. the. Lacs SRE AEE Seeol Te Sere nee aee | palty Crate oan oso Anacortes [A Et ae ¥ | states. Judge Thurman denies personal foto alike detnand that specte resumption, row | to the Indian bureau, and that finally he re- | Or war Charles Moco: a Tessthanaanoeth | Xe A policeman hearing the shot came to adaree Walk chee Ce eee | ict : tate Soke she commit & 10,01,000,09 | BapPHy achieved, shi 1 be saalntained honestly | colved a telegram rom the acting comintssioner, | arverward, on March 2 died B. F Ware aged Dosmer's assistance. A Gurgeon sorotied era ‘diseases, recent if ions standing. tee to look into the following subjects: A ; za eres and uninterruptedly at every hazard, and to — We trust McCann no longer.” n the sth « 7 ‘ ‘Sflopst MEL URstuce . Internal bemorrhage Ofpfepared’ by CLIN & On Base fold every | editorial articie cut trom this mocning’s W Rae aa Neri this end our Senators and Kepresentatives in then shows how, the method of doing Go a Connt Silop: = | Setin, and the man will probably die. where. oct2o-t! y ington Post, py of a petition of six = ‘idea by : . “ongiess are requested to use their best en- sitess In the Indian bureau let he e 13 , aerg as ee Cdl citizens of New York to che Hote of Teer as provided by law... Geavors. The Louse organized by the choice | aventin the darks as 9 the quantity of supplies | Ported from SOC ie fied Si" | arrested for a Murder Committed sentatives, complsiaing of the illegal and oy. OEM. P. Prank, president, and Benjamin L, Sta- | turned over to outractors for delivery at | ign Treasury, 2nd oh the sith dolm aller ring the sn cae — | pressive conduct of Jol I. Daveaport and othe. ples, clerk. ‘The greenbackers and democrats #ad that he could only get at this in- nites il . States “ease -2—A S| ateh says = ——= = | [ederat onteiais ‘at’ the pHion 18 NEW | tere tecaceastt in treasury, Deo tnbired ias{ migut In caueus, and nominited | formation by communication with the military | py wey, ck the Cnttod or Fine ‘On Tuesday taken to McMinne MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL: York city, and I am authorized by the Hon. Fer- Di DE TESS CAS) ie r eR Ys DE followin} ie ollivers:—Secretary of state, | at omaha, He says good, bad and indifferent ance, died in’ Paris on the sth of June, and on Vily guarded, and lodged in jail, A uando Wood, who presented the petition, tosay to, 2 aber 1, ists Gove, of Biddetord; attorney general, Win. | heer cattic had been received at the agency by | 26th, the same day that saw the pease of _nurder committed duriag the that its statements are proved by sundry atti- | 1, saceordebt du Hp ene arorien MeLel utant general, Sain’ D. Leav- | Howard, and that when the military took | the young Gueen Mercedes, Sidney Brees, jonged to Tiuker Davis’ com- davits in bis han nd that he will, if request- | Tnerease t during the monti The republicans nominated the following. | charge the average weight suddenly dropped Judge of the Supreme Court 6f Tilnols, and at S nd. pe hited ae named Baker of am ed, Turnish the names of the afiantS and othe: ae iy GES J. Chadbourne, secretary of state; Hear: irom 1.¢50 pounds to 8) per head gross. He | One time United States, Senator, deparect sland coutty, Bake hild when , > a Witnesses to the same facts. 3. A copy of an | Decrease since June 30, 137 paves. Of Portland, attorney general; says the #1 culty an agent has : Paral. : stnaan aie his father was killed. and having now attained HOR A CHRISTMAS ERESENE | (anton ot sulge breetimity wiching ts vette Norway. adjuiant general. Tie LO GOR ead TTL Te Lis EAT Oe CES Rae | icant Alcardi, an Italian statesman, dieton | manncod lutends to see his father's pinion of se . touching the rights . c = ; ei is : contend W syste joing business. Tthot J Judge S . he Cire ns is is Tat { ci certain naturalved citizens or Ne Bonds issued to Pacifle Railway companies, 1 K M ccntisatalelmercy of the Gnitractors: bag es zal Bi ion ig Ap a Ake] murderers punished, BUY | whieh rights were grossly violated by 's: jnterest payable tn lawful money:—Principal and, owing to the irresulartty of supplying the | Siimsaim on the 20d: On the sist, William Bold Boston Robbers. venport, as set forth ti said petition, outstanding, $64, 12; interest accrued and mee SS oe ss agehey, is often compelled to receive suppl Knox Habington, General in the Ease indie ; Be 7 % respeetinily refer you to that portion yet paid, § 26; interest. paid by the Speson yestur: | That are not up tothe requirements of the can- | ee gcd at Londen Gor eho oar bel otros, van. 2s oes oe es sone AN OVERCOAT, the speech of Senator Wallace, one of your ed States, $39,82 interest repaid by | $ .¥ MEE Stel | tract. Le then proceeds to show that in oppo- Touts Antoine Garnier Pace French Wstenai, | ast evening to rob the jeweirs Diishment of humber, delivered in the Senate’ December 17, transportation of Malls. et rt 102. a1: bat yc Bled upon Benjamin Hunter. (Governor | sition to his recommendatfon the beet contr Se a a pce, French historian | SES, od & Son, $44 Washington siret. A 7s, Which relates to te last electton in Penu: | ance of Interest. paid by the United $' , | MeClelian had refused to reconve: eC ies pave taking cs ohana. th _Statesinan, di is, 2 le pupie 61 rs sto 4 4 SUIT OF STYLISH CLOTHING, i Sylvania, [kee Gonsremmonal Recora ok Deca, | saws F (fdardons and the announcement of te fact | Cedetin Onsite a caipiemental cone meee dacaves Hay distinguished Swiss statesman, | Urough the skstight, and ‘ound and ag 3, page 28.) Tals vi = SS liad been telezraphed here. Mr. Rebeson bade | s iver y the mia. | o of November, o sth, Wile | the only inm he place. toa published fettcror Hoa. Win Ay Revue od | THE PHESIDENT las received a copy of the Hunter a kindie tavenedy ant wee ete Mngton to deliver all the bect by the mid- | jist B. HIN, tormenly Seereiary of St té, and | $s believed. secure much plunder. A YOUTH’S SUIT, toa published . die of 1 ber, ISi7, on the Missouri river, “ i Pennsylvania, showing the means employed by | resolution passed by the Teller committee, re- | astonished by an ironical remark on the part of and the agent was to flaughter end tesece ue, | C2 SNe S0 Lyman Tremain, an ¢x-Congress- [Se eral officers 4 e feat Dis nomi- " r a Hunter that thelr separation would be brief 3 cinties egerving | man of 2 ork. Bayard Taylor died at Ber- ‘Two Boys Drowned. federal officers and others to dete mi- | questing him to furnish to the committee atl t » Lee protested he had no facilities for preserving | in on the 19th, and Congressmen Willlaiasand | Caxcins eae ee A BOY'S SUIT, j Ratlon and election. You nave no doubt seen | Taormation in his possession relative to viola- | and they would ineet tn hell.—{Camden (N. J.) | the beet; that if the winter happened to be af Douglass on the 2st, All had been manne | Paneer an FA spec the letter in the news TS. ot, lion of rights of citizens of the States named in | Spreia! to eS ieals) open one it would be a total loss, and tin. note, some of them had exercis eit: Sena td. = leveland. eane CaCETTG torial article orl the State \ L Wwe it ni ote. some ‘em had exercised almost regal | old, respect Cleveland, 7 Verm ching the elect e 2 sener ae eral and Sec y Sherma y a 5 ‘ of States plics king hey passed ied them off into the water, whea both as en ene Ti couy tthe Poa oe Ga en ry onan ne Erestieat st cleveland Ohi ste day moran Soeaial fe eae ee oe eee of the | away, aud the busy world gone on-with Its | drowned. nington in that State. 6, 4 si : resolution hat Officer for a re- eee iy the » | bureau may do his best, the corruptions that | Wo en their memorles have begun to fade a = i 5 civil set vice order of June 22, 1577, and as mee. The commitiec, it will be recollected, | 10 THE Stan last evening, was the eldest of the peau may 00 tie LetinanbIe Goon anata : i c ve bog = NOW 18 THE GRAND OPPORTUNITY Cones Chit Sey se eh pala ene | sponse. 2 ib De ected, | eleven chiidren of Charles R. Sherinan, who | Dave occurred will unquestions yoccur again, | away, aad their names alone will preseut . Eank Failure. . ree aice Rae. mica irene rested no Hie ra Sonar ertosnece he Meeommey General for | Criernied trom, Coninnieet wo Loweastie, 0., | wud can only be remedied by a more busiess- | chericned. im Wioresanne, Ia dan 2 The wanking OF | republican congressional committee of 1575.1 | > ee eany in the bresens contry. Asa lau se: of e system. Bia Saaee a nen cue & ns the Springtcla Repu | pos ot Bennett Phelps & Co pf thats y \ cul ; : : 5 Virwesa,—air | @stensive practice in Ohio and at Washington, aaa eres P january, after a finzes nade g istitne 01 | si MEMMINGER Nov A Goo WitNuss Mr | Shi at one line Cojeed states eiroule judae ne OD Ne Ue Ee Od ree er eee | ines, ih the guime or hie eae ek | = GETTING MUCH CLOTHING FOR LITTLE blatve, in his tetter to the election outrage in- | was widely known. Judge Sherman leaves 2 Mercy.—A dispatch from Trenton, N. da says | SUeDEh, Regnault, the great French eaemist: | rinsed qurrohoera BIONEY. government, and to | ‘esuigation committee, giving the names cf | family of five children, lvo sons ‘and three | tat "ine sherit has determined’ tohaverke | Collins, the founder of the Coilins line of steam- | _ BALTIMORE, Jan. efernes dated, wu | jie contractors and others having relations | witnesses in South Carolina and Louisiana who See AARC RRC or execution of Hunter take place in the Jail yard, Rong a oe ee a ordon 2 ¢ p site tee excite ae j Sst ion fads aad violence intaoge States | BtAte marshal on the territory of New Newien, | Msfead of in te court moon aswas irsteone | PRES, and sir Eawards, Creaucy, she hist, aecpipe pid “ Tur PayoeNts made from the Treasury by | mentioned, as one of the number C.G, Mem: eee ed AA et atone, | Teste his fate, Dub Goeps and ese yast the | ¢Xbertence of death that month, Higher thsn the mowntain’s peak, i ballet . SAE ger, of Charleston, S.C. Mr. Memminger was he celebrated Indian fighter; another | TOUZe it ning dreadful was tb tisprs died on t § Deeper thas the ocean’s deep," | Warrants Gubing the menibiot December, 181s 0 (eo vember or (is aout Gaon eee He of Col Colgate Hoyt, of Cleveland, | fren, precnuiin i titor te ones | Tracy, once the President of tr eTOCK, Beronger than the rack Downs oats ost. | Were as follows: On account of— 13 As soon, as he saw bis name on the list | @ud the Youngest was married’ on the 9th of Re an TG ee eee night | Rock Island’ Railroad, died on the 13th, and ore numerous tas sting Bost. ‘ miscellancous i. | SW ay last to Hon. J. Donald Cameron. e: " SSE RGH ot take place | Secchi, the Italian astronomer, on 5 Colors of every tint and hue, SE alice | cattocor te lary of War. now United States Se; y- sitie exe con WR tp ae puiee | pre he tall m astronomer. on the 2 § Porer thas the azure bine, | ing that ne px sumniner : ron Penns; as hone but officials and’ members of Ut York, on the 12th of A\ ange ending of a February, r' eas tite and space, fi mun did not return to Charleston Axoraen Wicks six days’ pe- | Will be admitted. Prosecuter Jenkins Surenge and Ol spent Me. Williain Orion a ied at est sun can't them effacs. | the election; knew no more about aS been arranged between | the trialof Thomas Graham, the aliezed a 1% ae ad of the same month, in New York. In che 4 , i lon than Mr, Blaine himself, and could zo, and Harriman, of Massa- | Plice of Hunter, will take place on tie first day | APY two very rich men dled, W. S. O'Brien, ~ ry ¢ We" At the laa from eight to ten, actu i gine why the Senator from Maine should | 900, to take place In New York | Of the tein of the Camden court, the Mth ot Fonanza millionaire, on the 3d. tn San Fran- Gals ¢ ris, thu bs. weet ZES between that aire aud 0 | aterest or principal of tue | have selected him asa witness of events that | . : eds tis the result of a | January. ‘Two able counsel will bé assigned to co, and Count Basilewski, the richest man in P roge dl 4 SI the crooked, fat and i i ‘bt of the United state: p ne . ar Within the next six weeks. It fs the result of a : sia, on th h. Willis . Vv a aloven avemnsbe je debt of the United state he did not see nor know anything about. | challenge from Harriman, and the agreement | defend him, and Mr. Jenkins adds thar every sia, he 4th. William Cullen Bryant ‘and pominal— : GUSvERience. to menciant awe ‘Conan Js that the winner will take all the gate money, | Weld he Saal a me cerenee to Graham at the Suaren on tienes Srecident Raymond ofthe | aoisanel, lactones & n. the common trash, j oO merchants SON OF THE CONDITION OF THE TREAS- | | dditi to the stakes. = ’ | Bunter trial w: insisted upon in order to " 0 zist. Pre mond, ne x vp a. Provisions dull §E athe naubecdash | caused by the discontinuance of the Issuing of | ry January 1, 1s78, and Januar Ra SORE OEE — insure the conviction of Graham and his con- | Vassar College, died August 14th; August Hein- | eteads. Mess pork, 8.25. Bulk meat ee ee ar te Oe ay { cot certifieates, it has been determined to Huleate 1578 eae eee ee rrtad eek | Humtene © Sumer the” same ‘penalty as | Tcl Felsnasnn died on the eithiot Septoember, | Sore, Mew. 2. clear, ib siden, ne a rename pe py erenee special purpose of ; $5,495, 94.85 515,550.12 Amanda B. Taylor had been | Hunter. Hear Admirat Paulding on the 2th of October: | lead do. : i | Spon the supjec aati null Congress gan act | SNES Ene Grane doctors. on |. PUncmase or aw frALtaN Gian—Judge Yeving: | ERGaRIR oe hee of November Hates Re upon the subject matter, and the following ctr- the redemption 5 Vesey se from 2 re On WI Halsey, of Memphis, Tenn., to whom Superin- | Heller on the 27th: George Henry Lewis, of Lone . Petroler dull and nominal—crade, 7%; BABLE EROEEERS, | cular has been sent to'the Treasurer and the | orirecnouyuon Shewag reclining, when her feet became ene | tetdent Jackson, of Castle’ Garon, sents ae. | dom, onthe ishat eee ees OL Lon: | a6. J, Sas Collen fru but quiet -ltio eexwess TORS aNp CLoTHrEns, eral as: ures: vency... 10,000,000,00 10,000,000.00 | Sle was r bes dress and she feil | patch on Monday asking if he knéw Antonio | Woods. former President of Bowdoin College, on | 114al6\. "Whisky quict and in tuoderate deamand, KY DEPARTMENT, Special depos! tangled in the folds of her dress and she teil | Patch on Monday asking ew Malureing ante ae s LGiaL.Obig. “Freigtn to Liverpool per stenmeer duit Northwest Corner 7th and D sts. n.vc. ston, January 2, 1819. ¢ legal tenders for - Against a glass partition, Susralning A lee | over Angela Gala, an, lealios ote oer | Tuursday lnst.—[Chicago Inter-Ocean. and norinal—cotton, 3d. 2e.6d.; grain, 65d. dees ir © payment of duilegonimporis | redemption” of Sach tn ho throne A alcal aid was cated DL fo pe et ployel itis fate oR eee || _A Break Girone Ounce Raa Sinica 40 the . = ok a “AMPANE AND HOARIHOUND | the Treasurer and several assistant treasurers | certificates of Meee ee eee PTAA bon | cittaual bea mistake 1 givens cee | elect that Mn O'eins nein oe ee £0; corn, 25900, 2 SO poate COUGH DROPS. = Gf the United States are hereby authorized to | deposit. 32,530,000,00 ination showed that the earo' & A further examination was conducted by Inter- | O'Brien, of California, was visited there bya | “Yew YouK Jon. 2—Stocke Money, 0 , Covan D | taultiotes tnereor ch account of auch payments | Coin aud’ alive ee Dftcer Chinn of Wie: Sots tae eee eee! | lamyer remained one dag: atd them ieee gor ee | Seb EguMNMS loi Als hort G80; Govera: Execasraxe AND Hoannocxp Covan Drops. ples ther 1c yment, a ies LEGAL Suvrrrecock.— | Officer Chiardi, of the Society tor the Preven. | laWYer re New | tive a ELECAMPANE AND Hoannocnp CoveH Dros. and to issue the usual certifleates of deposit certificates, ae ae Wein Ea S. District Court | tion of Cruelty’ to Children, and the commis. | York. O’Brien, who was understood to be in NEW YORK Jan. 2—Flour dull. Wheat in bayers™ MAcaGhvine ant Woanndush Oven Dates. therefer fn denominations of not less than $id) | Coin, lesscoin and at fdas on tha /arpanient “batore Judge | sioners of emigration. The girl stated that | tbe last stages ‘of consumption, was advised to Pe ee en Engcamrane axp Hoaxtiocxp Cove Duors | in the name of the collector or survevor of the | silver cerlif- Choate a8'to whether there should be an ad- Topanga STO EE LOUNET DayN | ee ea eto tae dim Instant v0 | ad bait per eck. 10! iis, 108 new fives, enie: e% ri vic! ies : ed 2) rder to give 110 franes in gold and an itional amount in = 10934. Erie, 23; do. ym , 38. Pleasant to the taste. Convenient tocarry. May | Port at which the duties are to be pall: ane 8 Outstand’g al Journment tn order to give the relator time to it is sald, filled O'Brien with stimulants, wed ferred, ill speedily cura Gonzhs, | Collector or surveyor In whose ne the certiti- s g ea e he Governor of Massachusetts ‘per, She thought in all about 200 franes; that a heh ae aeons a Ce ee VNae ad Peretti | cate ie ered te eorety aunoriaed. tovacespt ie | wana ; troot as to the fdentity of the prisoner withthe | her father thensuld to her: sou arensiogeee | Under imtnense pressune ieft at once car Wee | spa poem Stu-Cowtrrer met in_New Or- fections ly. Thousands are using them | at par for duties on imports payable at his port, | Otker outstand- t ; Governor's requisition. | mine; you belong to him, and-you muse gage being labeled for Washington. It is sur- | jeans yesterday. Chairman Polter anneunced ee Ee ck cee ee tee Ee | treating the transaction in his accounts as i | ing coln abili- The ein Daoecod at ionitic was as conmiochen | wherever heeaves se eel Gnaeae bids you” | mised by the physician that he was premature. | [ganssesterday. Chairman Potter wanted by Seuigt in clearing the throat and strensthening te | the motey had been collected and deposited by | | ties... =... the court could compel the Governor to submit | In view of this statement the coutacciocss | Iy. carried of and the opinion prevails that | the coimittee were in Washington, the com ‘wales, in Hate Pousp Boxts, 25 Cexrs. | tum in tee usual manner, = oe Outstanding legal ch proof, | Judge Choate took the papers, but | decided to detain the girl untii Sicco should re. | While drugged he was compelled to sign docu- | mittee would adjourn to meet here. hext Tues. ae ae i : See SE | Oat ed as if “he thought not."—[V.¥. World, iv, | turn to Memphis aud. satisfy them that she Tas beer Don ee een ne | aay. Anime meantime John lag, representing ARTHUB NATTANS, Paapwacisr, | ‘ dass in — would not be employed for any immoral pur- - don | Mr, Sherman, and another gentieman, to be se- | CimeriaR To Revenve Corrgctors.—Tie Uonal currency Wi 5 sar 5 ' Ss —{N. ¥. Tribune, 1st. | been heard from, and O'Brien ts believed to be | jected by the chairman, would remain in New sts. and 3dand i * . 5 & HOLESALE ESCAPE OF Convicts.—The con- | poses.—{N. ¥. Tribune, lst, *5 om I y L . Cor. 24th and I aa Dats. %. we. | Commissioner of internal Revenue this moraine Outstanding sti victs from the Virginia state prison that were 5 : ____ | Sead by this time. ¥. Heraid dispatch, | Orteans ud take Whatever testimony salen be C. e -_— | issued the following circular to collectors: 1 empioyed on the James River and Kanawha | | Moxey Nor Aw Oxsecr.—Some time agoGus- | Cowrgsr Fon A SEAT IN CONGRESS-—SeDastiin Tan ti Pecos, ae ?LEASSANT VALLEY WINE Co. Treasury Departinent, Office of the Taternal Rev al near Lexington, Va., broke out of the | tavus Augenroth and Miss Maggie Harris, of Duffy, greenback and democratic candidate for e} ve = Sen ie — = i —— Was ( “a, is79.—Sir: You are in Kade where they were contined on Tuesdiy | Jersey City, became engaged, but the wedding | Cong! in the Oswego-Madison (N. Y.) dis- | @dJourned, the members leaving for Washing- TRA 5 formed t after the close of the nt, find though fired upon by the guard, | was postponed trom time to time on account of | tee announces tat he will contest the seat. | Won yesterday afternoon, ee eee 1 pe reful examination will made their escape Reps core ree a? oe of Mr. Joseph Mason, on the ground of bribery, | pp wi.e Proprictors off the Saunders print ij 1 P S'oflices throughout | pe, Sit sted, 5 ~ 5 ] e a Sa . ENAay,g2125 | be made of alt the Cou purpose of ascertainins | Reduction of debit ‘Torre Wene Sixty-one FAU.Uaes reported | court Augenroth sild that if Miss Harris was | A Miserse Max—Samuel D. Smith, treasurer | works, in Southbridge, Miss., have flied, De ees Whether the pablic bisinesshas been transactel | yigrket’ value. of in. | Bulge aropuating tn tae AmereRtG LIBTSELGGE | Jock Cee US eee eee | ar ne ea Os Started ona visit to Philaaeipais, | date pega or sestigh i Pensuco Cobb, reptibieas, BOUCHE FILS & CO. DRY VERZENAY, 820.50 ‘cording to taw and regulations, and whethe gold 100.0 bilities amounting in the aggregate to $1,842,284, ject. Two const v mu 4 - | of De ing nore 5 * 7 &CL publican, 8 RY VER cording S Fe Seasacus . es nti , essen J > cere . e did not reach his elevied mayor. Do. NAPOLEON'S Cal . $22.50, | We is have been duly accounted for, | 7 ‘s andassets est'mated af $1,014,744. Thisshowsa | hesses and Judge Davis performed the cere- | on Christmas eve, . ns N be CALIFORNIA BRANDY, #1 por bott! Lee april teciiaes accounts 0: ToRgine eon s430,s61,gas.0) | decreas ‘2s compared with Sovember, at tve | mony.—{N. ¥. World, 1s | EE a 2s kee eat _ Frat a charade party at (St. Matthew, 8. c., Do. ts pe y y collec nirusted with the sale of ; iat failures, but an increase in lal 3 of about eR ae ‘ iS amad rushed in a ‘three young wo- o: COPE IADIA ALE Satna aus une collection OF taxes and also the 7s9,071,c39.0. | $0000. Compared with December, 1siz, there | ‘THE Massacuusmrrs LeatstaToRe met yester- | accounts are all right. ——_ Todo aoe Ate | Accounts of persons who are agents for the ve ar | pan iocrease of forty in the number of failures, | day morning. The senate elected J:B.D-Cos% | yr bent we “Mackay, formerly treasurer ot | fw-Madamne Anderson, the Brooklyn (N. ¥.) een cana of adhesive stamps. The fidelity wit See tOe, Ue PROVIDENT — TNS Baie: st | Ries arse ae oe nee STON aEN 2 a teel paeeiaeaie: iit A Lede Lert W060" | cueeiatnen cenumnramtl. aint ae Philadelpata | pedestrian, campleted ber 1540th quarter mileat Semieiar ce | whi public money has been accounted tor | providence, R. I. were open yesterday, and | Dililies of $6,200,000 dlerk of the senate, and Geore A, Marion clerk | Yesterday morning, aged forty-one. ten o'clock last night. ; RANDIES, ete ee tee ean een eet pion went Into actual operation | IxcenpraR 1y CuantEstOx.—The four | of the house. Oreb F. Mitchell, of Bridgewater, | sP7Sir William Armstrong. the iuventor ofthe | _&®~The custom in Texasof carrying revolvers | OLE WHISKIES, OLD BRAS . fiseal year, will be signalized without cansing a ripple of excitement. Very | cotton presses of the Union Company atCharles- | was elected sergeant-at-arms. Armstrong guns, lights his library at Craigside, | Was illustrated In San Antonlo, when a chained =. Fine qualities, at low prices. nowtpg U few chech-holders wauted gold, preferring the | ton were burned y 0,131 eel ies sand, successfully with au electric t | Mexican lon in a show selved wAlitle gin 2 \ vs P iS ere burned yesterday morning, with 10,1 Eny d, iy current - 7 THOMAS RUSSELL, tax collect s atievery on greenbacks. bales of cotton. The buildings and presses were ‘THE SUICIDE OF A MYSTERIOUS MAN.—A dis- juced by a waterfall tifteen hundred yards | Fourteen revolvers were aulchshy emptied - A editor, 7 Bape it wetil be sound that every OF : Say teem is valued at $100,000, and the cotton at $175,000. | patch to the St. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer Press trom. 9 the brute. decl)-3m 41213 Penn’ avenue. in the United States, In respect to its organtat- Farat. Boren EXPLosioN.—Three boilers in | The bufldings were insured for 360,000, andthe vaseca, Says:—A man calling himself Professor fo cies Ju on S 8% -The total debt of wih oh ublic busines: ery , Th Tgyman from Juniata county, re. ‘nnessee, with the aaa GawTE F IGHT ton, the manner in which te public business | tne distillery of Holman & F irbanks, at Terre | cotton was insured for its full value. ‘The fire | Renso De L’Antoire, and c Ing to have been | centiy rund upon the streets of as | accumulated interest for July 1, ier, tun “4 = Ce 1 4 SERV Sect eh iransacied, the style in which the accous . | Haute, Ind, exploded yesterday, killing two of | was the work of an incendiary, who was hailed | a fellow-traveler of Dr. Ly tone in Africa, | Was oupposed ary drunken Sandton mee wove <3 $24,974.01 } . OUD ment News, Fromotons, Appointments, Omeri | are kept, and the neatness and order that Brn | the employes. A piece of one of ihe boilers was | by the watcbinan while running away. The | committed suicide with poison here to-day. He ed been ina restaurant and BB-A dispatch trom” rt, : fies, &e. will be feeued January 15th. | vail in the once, Nese emeee Tactoay evices tirown across the Wabash river, Watchman Shot at him, but he escaped. ‘wasa peripatetic lecturer and had become finan- ‘of his pocketl says that Hon. Caleb is quite ul, * SC SERTRODY tsther eres | ul ltsonicers and I trust chat collemoreandalt | ExSecnmrany op aux Nav A. £. Bone | a oneat Neviouan paumeee on ne new | ous marae, Sn Teeth ote eae TOE eee | DesreatAaricty to Ms Miends, “Bir. Cashing {VERY BODY that has or expects to purchase | other officers of internal revenue willcommeace | will sail from Philadelphia to-day, in the steam; | in. Moscow in 1ss0, which will be accom} 2" At Newburg, N. Y., yesterday, Charies R. | from their house near Indiana, on Monday last, | is 79 years old. Feat ae RE eee andi: | the new year with incre: zeal for the pro- | ship Hlinois, for Liverpool, to accompany ex: by festivities to celebrate the twenty-fifth an- | Callahan walked sixty-five miles in twenty-one | their children. two boys, rs, Played with & gun, | _ §#-I-aac Mulock, until recently a clerk in the set imps oe fraud. Addree HE WA: motion of the interests of the public service. President Grant or ais ip around the world. | niversary of the accession of the Emperor ct | hours. George L. Wilson, his competitor, fell | which was alse ‘the youngest boy akg department gt Phlladetphia, chisrged with ONAL BANKING CO.,N.¥. ““decl?-th,m,3m | fully, . 5 . . Paris, ussla, exhausted after walking sixty-two miles, killed almost instantly, bezzlemnen ‘been :