Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1880, Page 1

er 9 ED. * flice at Washinston, D. C., atter fisted om Frid months, 8; 19 ¥ Six 220, aid in ad- } for. | Vo". 55-N% 8,497, WASHINGTO , D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1880. STHE EVENING STAR. | : : e PUBLISWED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAB BUILDINGS, Penssyivoria Avenue, Corner 11th Street, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company. GrORGE W. ADAMS, Pres't. fir week, or 44 cents per month. or | bunter, 2« ». By mail—poatace p | Be cente'a nnenthes oae Sear, monthe, | ; ¢ i TWO CENTS. | A BRITISH STEAMER WRECKED. Bescue of the Crew, | New Yorx. April S—Steamer Gellert. Capt. Kuleween. from Hamburg. which ‘arrived yes: erday, reports: April 4, at morning, lativade s, longitude 59.38, met the British steamer | Syria, Johnson, New Orleans for Liverpool with udder lost. sternpost and main discharge pipe broken, together with other injuries which ren- ‘erea the vessel entireiy unmanageable. Cay tain came on board and asked to be taken fh row. Gave them our steel hawser and took one | Ther eleven-inch hawsers; secured them well and started slowly ahead. Syria, not being un, Jer control, went from one side to the other, { which finally parted both hawsers, Plading tf impossible to tow vessel, signalled Capt. son to that effect. Boat with portion Syria's crew with their luggage then came ard, and soon after Capt. Johnson,who made ery effort to induce his men or a portion of theni to return to the ship, but all refused, and CIAL NOTICES. = a AN OURNED MEETING OF THE CITIZENS’ PROTECTIVE AND IM- FROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, of | Northeast Washington, will be held in tha Eastern Presby- ferian Church, Sth st., between F and G n.e., on THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 75 o'clock. ” All resident, Indies and gentlemen, are invited. 1t* THE MEMBERS OF FRANKLIN LODGE, No. 2, K. P., are requested to assemble at their Castle Hall, McCanley'’s Hull, 209 Peunsylva- nia ave. 8.e., on FRIDAY, April 9th. at 1 p.m.,for the purpose ‘of attendiny ‘the funeral of our late brother. ER SCHAEFFER. Mombers of Sister Lodwes fraternz ily invited to attend. It J. ROBT COOK, K. AMUSEMENTS. ATIONAL THE TER. THIS (THURSDAY) EVEN NG. The Fmivent Travedian, BARRETT. AD: MR. LAWKEN HAMLET. T AND SATURDAY MATINEE, YORICK'S LOVE. ight DOUBLE BILL. HYLOCK, FRIDAY NIG of R. and 8. Raturdlay NOTICE.—The annual meeting of the CS stockholders of the INEAND. AND. SEA BOARD COASTING COMPANY OF THE Dis- TRICT OF COLUMBIA will be held at the Na- tional Metropohtan Bank on WEDNESDAY, the lith inst., at 12 m., for the purpose of electing nine Directors to serve for the ensuing sear. oven from 12t0 2. SAM'L BACON, LFRED WOOD, Secie‘ary. apd, NATURAL MINERAL WATERS. Bethesda, Bedford, Blue Lick, Congress, Deep Rock, Buffalo, Lithia, Rockbridge Alum, Geyser, Hathorn, Gettyebune, | Friedric cghall, | “Hunyadi yollinari niphur. Tanoe, AL CUNATS, PTEEBURN'S ERAMSTACT, feb19 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU! FAMILY SUPPLIES. LBS. CREAM CHEESE. | dibs. TOMATOES, 3 Ibs. each, | 4unllone HARD CIDER. 3 cans SALMON... 1 pint bottle Virgin OLIVE OIL. I bottle xood WHISKY 1 doz. cakes larze TOILET SOAP.. | 1 bottle BAY RUM. W boxes COFFEE ESS | 1 pint bottle Lea « Ferri 3 Ibs. Good GREEN COF! 3 cans PEACHES, 3 Ibs. eac at | 1ib. very choice IMPERIAL TEA, tt | Lib. very choice JAPAN T | 1lb. very choice OOLON@ TEA. Lm ND DAVID GARRICK. a® Monday, April 12-CARNOROSS* Fore” The Pirates of Penzance. ‘A COMPLETE Sto! ae A COMPLETE PERFORMANCE. | ‘The New Opera is xiven with such advantages of orus apd orchestra as to win the essions of approval and pleasure. MINSTRE! | mimencing at 2.over at 4.30 | over at 4.30 tinee on Saty atinee on Sature Tn ane numerons letters, postal | al and telephonic inamiries, it is re- annonneed that Manager Ford bas sr- E PIRATES ANOTHER WEEK! t TH ry should be id reserved in advs: the Opera House, Drew's Dru y telephone. ‘Tragedians ef Kalamazoo. apS _SHERISM The ent nent for the h Suiler 1 take place TALLMADGE HA ay rt BETES IS THEIR THIRD tap PORTE | GEO. A. HARE, SBE TRiON DETHER Matte Mets ber Tah | 1213 7th st.n.w., u SS Se as | ose Between M and N. APTIST CHURCH. ALACE MARKET, UBLIC SCHOO ATTENTION: Cor. 14th st. ana New York ave. SS Rat JUTE cee. FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. NIV ERSITY » have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, STRAW- LIES, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES u CUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, & ton PICKLED POR: Philadelphia CAPO | cents a pound. mar30 4 po EASTER. RINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY HAMS. . Everything comedy act of an Bntler, with their r mith, in his Ser-am. exro act, “Fu Man.” Woodie, Fisher. M all, Carrot ‘Wesley —all in the best bill ever even. rid IPHEATER COMIQUE. | BALTIMORE HAMS. ine wonde CINCINNATI HAMS. Niehtly and TUESDA y Show of the ‘Season. Evan, Frank Wardell, Edwards, Hawley and | Lanris and Steele, ete. Jake Budd this | RS dace. Gallery reduced. te 5 soon sr8 | JOHN H. MAGRUDER, Co Cia Ch | marl? 2421 New York ave. NIVERSITY SINGERS OF NEW UNIVERS ORL eR “ORIGINAL TROUPE,” LINCOLN HALL, APRIL ru ‘ssp Ste, See. "es bookstore and Let. and Pa. ay., Capitol Hill, Rese extra, at Freebc HA warp « HUTCHINSON, 317 Ninth street, Have added to their line of MANTELS, and now show HAND-PAINTED WORKby artists of well- Sauth’s “"Brad- | at { | bury Piano Roome,” 1103 Pa. 5 established local reputation: also WOOD MARBLE- GENWVERYTHING FIRST CLASS IZING in new and chante desuens. A the Colored Jenny | **They are unsurpaske Rev. H. Co West FURNACES, RANGES and GRATES, | TIN ROOFING, ke. jersity Singers gave two cone Plymouth Ohurch, to the great delightot the peo- | Give peppcrar. attention to MODERNIZING and ES ine Universty Sinuers of New Orleans thant | VENTILATING badly covetructed plumbing in city dwellin, red this city.”— Wn. @. Fiche ap5-5t" Fischer, F EO. JEUNEMANN 5 MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY AND PLEASURE GARDEN, 4 DE. F, A. VON. MOSCHZISKER, OFFICE 619 Nineteenth st. now. Special attention given to the treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IM- I EC PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, oe = = i DISEASES OF THE THROAT, ROBERT G. INGERSOLL. | LUNGS, CHEST, &c. Dr. von MOSCHZISKER has now been long enough in Washington and ac- complixhed sufficient in his profession to feel that further commend of his or siccess is unneces- sary. 4 an author of ical works upon the or- xan of whose treatment he has ma/le specialties for ears, and a8 an inventor of scientific apparatuses for the treatment of the respiratory organs, he is well known beth in Europe and this country. Dr. von MOSCHZISKER feels some personal gratification in the fact that the list of his patients, past and present, contains the names of more men of distinction, of ‘ali sections of {he country, than probably that of any other PisY. SIOIAN OF SPECIALIST in the United States. ‘Their ORIGINAL LETTERS TO HIM can be ex- amined at his office by those interested. FROM SENATOR VOORHEES. I thank you very sincerely forthe relief I received from your treatment of my hi which has been sexiounly fmpaired, the result of au’ exceanively He vere cold. . VOUKHEES, RESTORATION OF HEARING. Dr. von Moschzisker's treatment in my case—ca- | tarrh and deadnuesa—proved a perfect success. | thinkit but a just tribute to him to make it known | to all who need his merical services that I have the utmost confidence in bis professional abilities. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, National Brass Works, Washington. Dean Sin-—By the advice of Senator Voorhees I placed myself under your treatment for a case of throat dise asalcatarrh. I have reason to be entirely satisfied with the result of your skill, and you are at liberty to reter any one to me- 1 "0. H. DAVIDGE, | Cbieflof the Redemption Divisiou U- 8. Treabury ce. FROM HORATIO SEYMOTR. | Dr. von Moschzisker brings me letters of intro- : — duction from genilemen of character and standing. LITERATURE, | They speak highly of his skill and success in the Under the Window. by Kate Greenaway. Priceg1.50 | treatment of diseases of the Eye and Ear, and those Ineeeta Abroad. by Kev. I, G@. Wood 2s. °4-00 | of the Respiratory Oncans. and of his attainments Vignettes in Rhyme, by Austin Dobasi, with Sea physician. From bis treatment of @ case, Un. Introduction by F. @ Sted der iny obeervation aud personal experience, Tthink Captan Fracasae, 03 T hecan give relief inall eases which admit of remedy. HORATIO SEYMOUR. Office hours: From 9a.m. tol p.m., and from 3 to5 p.m. marl BETWEEN 4TH AND STH AND E anv F sts. N.E., NATIONAL THEATER, SUNDAY NIGHT, Arnie ITH. i “WHAT MUST WE DO TO BE SAVED * Rex office open for sale of reserved seats up to N OVES’ DICTIONARY HOLDER. A angement for holding your nn- ready for use. It is japan- | nsul- 428 7th street. ind Religion”: Institut MrTMOPOLITAN Boox Store, OLE Penn‘a ave. Gautier: aeasees 2 om of Bidney Smith. | . . j Traps FRANCIS B. MOHUN, | s. le s. Sve ‘sORS TO Moucn Bros., i Manx. apl ms Pa. ave., cor. 1th st. Peery, Hovston County, Ga. We have known “‘Nwift’a Syphilitic Specific” tested in hundreds of obstinate cases of Syphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism, Scrofula, etc., and testify eo it made the most perfect and’ permauent cures every cage. Capt. Hugh L. Dennard: Sam. D. Killen, Judge Co. Court; J. L. Warren, of firm of J. W. Lathrop © Co., Savaunah, Ga. ; Fd. Jackson, Dep. Ol'k sup, Dr. J. C. Gilbert. Dragwist : UST RECEIVED-—A new supply of ‘ASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS. FASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS. EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS. A Very LAKGE AssoRTMYNT ou hand this year, in- cluding desis from al! zufaet NE UBS. The Reader's Handbook, by Rev. B.C. ral Defermities, by Kinxsle} Oral Defermi (eee Ct.; Gen. Eli Warren 3, W: Mann, Co. Treasurer; Wa. D. Pierce, She- ri Vatent Case Thdex, Tam rersoually acquainted with the propristor, & houler’s Bailmenta, and »! with many of the wentlemen whose signa- ayers and HymD ‘Cares und separet tures appear to the foregoing certificate. They are W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, ses of fia character an standig. AND STATIONERS, 2p vernor Of ns an 475 Pa. ave. Prepared only by the SWIFT SPECIFIO 1 Atlanta, Ga. Sol Re HELLER & STEVENS, National Hotel Dray Store. Call on your Druggist for copy of ‘Young Men’s Friend.” marM-im a) FOR FILING LETTERS, Wyoopatrr’s FILE HOLDERS FOE FILE ROOMS, VOUCHERS, DEEDS, particular attention to onr exten- a great variety. SAFES, DESKS, &e- Sc< Se NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY. ss FANCY PLATED WARE. ScoNcES ana mrRRoRs. _ LONGWY LAMPS. oT RAVELING CLOOKS. WRITING SETS, Ete. M. W. GALT, BRO & C6. Etc., Etc. SALES ROOMS AND MANUFACTORY, te. : mero 1107 Pa. ave. Sorits.n.th.2m 705 and 707 Oth ats new. | AT HS, 8, J. MESSER, a DRESSMAKING. QECURE YOUR VALUABLES: M SPRING AND SUMMER. STYLES. ‘ NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, cutting Taught andJcurnalsof Fashlon for gales 15th Street and New York Avenue. | 1213 Pennsyivaiia ave. up stairs. ap2-Sm. Fire, Burgiar and Damp Proof Vaults from a5te | 7 ou; Leoni 80 a Sear. it Bouds on deposit for $1 L Teens 5 LB. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR $1. Paper formerly sold for 7c. now reduced to 50c. The above bargain can be obtained at HER. street. INO: C. P. oct 617-618 mace to order, O18 ise, = remceled. THE EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. | GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. enue, $411,005.07; customs, ¥ AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS (0-day were Senators Platt, Bruce and Paddoek and Repre- | sentatives Hawley, Keifer, Clark (N. J.), Ander- son, Ryan, Carpenter, Van Voorhis and Marsh. Mrs. KING and her two daughters will remain | at the White House with her niece, Mrs. Hayes, | for some time longe | ‘THE House ComMITTEE On commerce will com- | plete the consideration of the river and harbor | appropriation bill this wee THERE ARE ALREADY PENDING before the House | 's upwards of two thousand pen- | 3, and unless night sessions are ordered to consider such claims not more than one hundred can possibly be disposed of. Thus far the House out of this large number has dis- posed of only about twenty cases. THE PostMASTER ERAL has prohibited the delivery of any postal money order drawn to the order of Tremont, Spoon & Co., allas Wildes & Co., of Boston, On the ground that. they are conducting a fraudulent business through the mails. Internal rev- ‘THE House committee on the judiciary discus- sed at some length this morning the question of jhe power of the Senate to originate appropria- fon bills, and pending the discussion ad- | journe A FINAL SETTLEMENT with the Jicarilia Apaches was reached yesterday, and they will return in a day or two, going by way of the Indian school at Carlisle. re not to have a reservation, but will take is in sever- ity in New Mexico, by . Wherever agricultural lands can be found, and a special agent of the Indian office will be sent out with them to aid them in locating. AN OLD INDIAN. of the Jicarilla Apaches, now in this city, has recollections which, if genuine, tix his at one hundred yea ‘The NORTHERN Paciric Ratwnoap.— House committee on Pacific railroads gaye a hearing this morning on the bill to extend the time granted the Northern Pacific ratiroad to fultill the conditions upon which {ts charter was granted. Hon. James F. Wilson, of fowa, made an argument fn favor of the bill. ‘The Nearing | will be continued at the next meeting. TIONS COMMITTEE Will hold a ion to-morrow to take action in the case of Yeates vs. Martin, (North Carolina.) On Tue: ay next the reports on the Donnelly-Wash- burne case wi!l be presented to the commitice, and Representative Manning express tention of immediately calling the mz the House, with a view of reachin: vote upon the merits of the case, THE HAZING OUTRAGE IN Con McCook, ot New York, yesterday offered a reso- lution calling on the Secretary of War to tran mit to the House any information in hts posses sion with reference to the outrage committed on the colored cadet at West Point. Mr. Aiken, of South Carolina, objected to the resolution, because he thought it was a subject-matte whieh Congress had nothing todo with. The resolution accordingly went over. an early RESS, —Gener: ADVICES received here are to the effect that Major Wm. McKinley, of the 17th Ohio Con- gressional district, will easily secure a.renomi- ation, as his own county (Columbiana) Is solid for him, and he only requires 26 additional votes tosecureit, His opponent Congressman Woodward, SEVEN SnosHoNE and Bannock Indians have arrived in the city to consult with the Secretary of the Interior and Commissioner Trowvriage, They are from the Fort Hall and Lemhi agen- cies. ‘They are here to settle their affairs, prin- cipally about their lands. Naval. ORDERS.—Lieutenant Commander C. Hi. Crowen and Ensign Chas, Plunket to examl- nation for promotion. Mate J. W. Baxton, from. the Rio Bravo and placed on waiting orders. A Court oF INgurey INTO THE CADET Crrtrs Case.—Adjutant General Townsend to-day re- elved the following dispatch from Gen. Scho- field, commanding at West Point: “All the cadets disclaim any knowledge whatever of the attack on Cadet Whittaker, A thoronzh exami- nation has shown that he received no injuries except the slight cuts from which he bled some- what freely. “A court of ingniry will be ap- Ree to ascertain the whole truth, if posst- ie. PARDON oF Jeupez WRIGHT.—This afternoon about 2 o'clock, the marshal received the Prest- dent’s pardon for Judge J. W. Wright, who was sentenced to fall on Saturday last for thirty di and, a release being made, he at once set at liberty and returned fo his home. Considering the age and intirm health of Judge Wright, and the exceptional severity of the sentence in a case of assault of tis kind, the pardon seems to have been proper, Within a day or two the Judge has been quite fil, and {i is doubtful if he would have survived tiie fall term of his sentence. THE INVESTIGATION aS 10 Mr. Acklen’s motive in reporting to the House a document which he was not entitled to report, which has been committee, has on Inake tts re- port, and, it is understood, will exonerate Mr. Ackien from any corrupt motive. THE SENA COMMITTEE yesterday ex- amined Andrew Currie, mayor of Shreveport, La. Mayor Currie said that with a few excep- tions the relations between the whites and blacks In the vicinity of Shreveport were of the most friendly character. The colored people,ne said, are running the usual spring contracts and settling down to work, He said” there was no cause for the exodus exeept the Imagination. Hi. C. Solomon, democrat, and city attorney of Atchison, Kansas, testified that of 2,400 colored emigrant arrived at Atchison nine- tenths el destitute and many of them diseased. THE PRESIDENT HAS ArrroveD the following bills: Providing for a deficiency in the appropri- ation for star routes for the present fiscal year; bill giving consent of Congress to an agreement or compact entered into between the States of New York and Vermont. respecting the bound- ary lines of said states; joint resolution author- ising the Secretary of War to lend U. to the centennial commi: Tenn. (CHANGES IN THE MANAGERS OF THE NATIONAL. SoLpigks’ Houe.—The house committee on military affat t to-day’s meeting, elected the following-named gentlemen to fill vacanetes on the board of managers of the National Soldiers’ . Palmer, of 1 oi N. Y.; Gen. Robet lin, of Conn; M. Y. 5 A.’ Parker, of N. General Butler, who w a candidate, did not receive any being displaced by General § lin, of Conn, General McClellan, of N. 4 declined a nomination because being governor of New Jersey he was not eligible to hold the office, the constitution of New Jersey providin: that no officer of the state shall hold a Unite: States onice. THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BiLt.—The House resumed the consideration of the army appro- priation bill this afternoon. The political rider 10, the patriareh |: of the extra session offered by the military committee was reached. Mr. Kelfer on behait of the republicans made a point of order that, the contemplated amendment changed existin law. It is not thought that the democrats will support the military committee In its amend- ment, and that it will be yoted down when a vote is reached. PERSONAL.—Hon. Hugh MeCutloea and Rtch- ard Smith, of the Cincinnati Gazrle, are at the Ebbitt House.—Miss Annie Louise Cary will sail for Europe on the 29th of May to sing under a contract with Mr. Mapleson.— Mr. and Mrs. Creswell and R. 0. Edmonston and wife, of Washington, were registered in Philadelphia last. evening.—Ex-Congressman John B. Packer, of Pennsylvania, was strickea with aralysis on Sunday.— Emmitt, the actor, has ught a valuable lot on a fashionable street in Albany, and will soon build a handsome house on {t.——General J. E. B. Stuart's widow has been elected principal of the V1 ia Female Institute at Staunton.—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Choate and Mrs. Gen. Francis C. Barlow, of New York, are at the Riggs House. | This was ostensibly but the question really intend eu effected was the Kellogg tsa yood deal of de ‘oposition to take and this led tot Who oppose matter urged Ine ought to labor for an early adjourument: that they ought to let all questions not demanding present attention go over until next session, and devote their bills and necessary general legistation. programme involves the Kellogg while the caucus t prevailing sentiment s \djournment. ‘as sald tha through al necessary business and adjourn by | the 10th of June an early Senators it was adopted. When eatichs had not conc it Was agreed to meet again this af vided the Senate adjourned py four o'clock p. m. Should the se caucus will be called together within a di two by the chairman. tors, among them of Georgia. who in: Kellogg case withou favor letting it go o unless public business. sh. this session In_ am sideration without way into the summer. there are demc necessary to ma! t letting the matte Jobn Porter cas lation. In order 1 case prominent, the Uons upon the pro; thing except important bu ington, Ww THE HOUSE to-d: report on the bill Washington Market Company, in their report will pany he compelled to pa whieh { ¢ ‘The comimitt wall to auth mbia t e 446 In the said District, in the poses following, to wit: First. ‘To lease the south half of si id ground to be erceted thereon by the le term of years a at a rent sufficient to pay Its proportionate share of the inter the Distriet plz Second. Tot ground a erve deem ft case they shall dee any portion of said ground for a school build- ug, then to sell the whole of said north half, and the proceeds tl purchase Of a convenient site fora public schoo! ullding in that sch tion of a school building thereon. Society Notes. Mrs. Hayes again reception last evening, and, a strangers present, had all the parlors lighted that the house might peaker Randall, a and Mrs, Robinson, of Massachuse’ts, friends from that state; Judge Jones, of Olio; Miss Mr. J, B. Cox, Mrs. McHenry, of Philadelphia, and many ere present. Seve ant wood. Mme. ure by her sin; ining to V iL ugh to penetrat ton: many are surprised of Philadelphia, ant at the Secretary's residence yesterday, and will spend two or three A number of ladies ahd gentlemen went to Mt Vernon to-day. Samuel Gouveneur rick, Md., ye: travaganza styles of housenold decoration hav far that not only innumerable Chinese r fans are stuck on the par- the biggest Japanese paper ea gone and Japanese papel lor walls, but also umbrellas, flowere styles of coloring. of Dr. Long, ex-t has now settled in the 6th, after spending the winter in Kansas city and St. Louls. ‘THE CARLISLE BY ways and means, adopted the “Carll nal revenue la Goon TILING, (8 OF The Stax feeling prevailing “moonshine” distrl provement in the ol people are not as hostile to revenua officers as lormeny. Clarin “Cleburt ince its or; suggested that its The ¢ entire, prohibition who once engaged have turned their attention to farming, or some other legal avecation, " * continue to abide b; prosperity beyond t sanguine will be the crowning result.” THE CADET OUTRAGE 10 BE IN The House military a special sub-committee, consisting of Repre- sentatives Sparks, quire Into the ow upen the person West Point Military Ac: RED MEN CALL ON THEIR The Indian bureau Mexico, Apache Indians, who are now here, off to their homes the business of the I completed. and the Indians want land they may g there Is their sec jon. settlement for the I in severalty.. This took them to the White House, as they have | about Mrs, Dutcher’ rsoual Character and ever since their arrival expressed a strong de. | habits Mr. Newhall said that Mra. Dutcher’s sire to see their Great Father before leaVing. | tileuds had almost all deserted her because of Dr. J. L. Wakan, agent for the Chippawas, and | ‘he manuer in which she had conducted her- Agent Thom with the Indians, very Kindly, and after a short cony trough an “hows,” without th aronnd the house. of bis children. Messns Sv. Sa with a vengeanc THe KENTUCKY LOTTERY Malls —The Post- muster General to-day suspended his orders prohibiting the delivery of registered letters and the payment of money orders to. the Com- monwealth Distribution Company of Kentucky, prese tic Senators who think 1 un. of the presidential election, and the and the Bayard finan 5 presented tn the y directed Mr. To the poor find of the Distrlet Un nitempiated in sald charter. agreed to report favorably the the Comm! purchased from Mr. W. hased the whole of said g1 esidue, after subdividing It Into suitable and convenient lots, at public and public notice, and the proceeds of such sale shall be applied ‘to. the building on the site reserved therefor: al of the Cabinet familteshad very receptions vesterdny. rs. Cariiie Patterson ente Lumber of invited guests. at Hegermann gave gr Iug On this occasion. lal lite comprised In the purely formal recep- ‘ultivated musicians we have here, Secretary Ramsay’s daughter, Mrs. Furniss, S in relation to whisky distil- . and ordered a favorable report to be upon it Lo the House. sioner Raum to-day that there 1s a in an article about illicit distilling says: county has never been as anization bie In a great 1 to farming. scarcity of agricuitural pubik ‘The department will, however, send an agent. down to look ar Sof the Pueblo agency, were also interpreter and a number ND CLYMER, the central ng- ures of yesterday’s exciting scene in the House, had a love feast to-day, and buried the hatchet FORTY-SIATH CONGRESS. | | 'Thurspay, April s. | SENATE.—The president pro tempore lata ponthe | before the Senate a communication from the Secretary of the Treasury, in response toa Se ate resolution, stating that no reduction of clerical force can advantageously be made in that department, except perhaps that some old and infirm employés might be replaced by younger men. ‘The Secretary thinks, however, that their dismissal would be unjust, untess the business befor pofford es smooratie opposition to the up the Kellogy matter now, he caneus. “The °tS | some provision be made for their old age, in sideration of | this | recognition of thelr long service to the govern- ucus Uhat the majority | fen Reterred. Mr. Logan, from the committee on military affairs, reported favorably House joiut resolti- tion authorizing the Secretary of War to lend flags and amp équipages to the tri-ennial com- mittee of Knights ‘Templars, for use at thelr encampment in Chicago in 1sse, provided such articles are in store inthe reserve quartermas- ter departmen ae Logan asked for its present considera- jon. Mr. Edmunds objected to lending government property to private organizations, Mr. Hoar took the same position, and asked where we were to Stop if this precedent were established. We would have to lend to every one who asked for it. Mr. Logan saw no objection to lending flags, .10 any organization of the people that nid take care of them. Mr. Ingalls said he was.a member of the or. canizaiion for whose benefit these flags were time to appropriation ‘This case, and ‘ook no definite action, the emed to be in favor of In the remarks of vongress could get the proper method of work the hour of noon arrived the eluded its delfderattons, and ernoon, pro- sion continue later then the or ‘There are some Sena- Messrs. Saulsbury and Hill, st upon disposing of the nt delay, while many others until next ‘session, 1 be expedited at nanher to admit of tt prolonging — the ses It can be said & TU was ni property to e | might ask for It. It could not be done without injury to the prope: Imunds called for the yeas and nays on the passage of the joint resolution, and tt was passed—yeas 37, ni: On motion of Mr. Hampton, House joint lution granting the use of artille ats, he soidiers” reunion to be heid’ at Central ity, Neb. on September, 1850, was taken up, hat an issue of Kelloze in th co over along with t oO ‘old making the Kellogg | us based 1 al delibera- | and after technical amendments ¥ priety of laying . The President, pro Senate two communications from the Secretary of War recommending the appropriations of 35.000 to build 2 We road from Fort idger fo the Uintah. reservation, and of $104 build a new military post ator near Uh “pot in Wash. | Uenot the Gu y depot in Wash- | orks being thought 1e | enate yesterday. DISTRICT COMMITTE Neal to m peal the chi The ¢ urge that the market cor- io live up to their charter of the army to ald in the disposi of troops during the remainder of the pn Sear in order to “properly conduct operationsta conucetion with the Vie Indians. Referred to | itee on qullitary a | t trom ihe n adverse | of the to ¢ reported amittee on public favorably on | butiding tora | grounds ovide f¢ Heuse bill to pr United state courts present Mr. Conkling c number of public buildin, tion all over the count oon be found that sor sloners of the Dis- 0 dispose of the ground in city of Washington, which W, Coreoran by > manner and for the pur- to in pro and thought tt would limit shouid be ob. | | served as to the size of the towns in which suc 3 7 uth | puildings might be erected. He thought tov for the purpose of BES 613.000 OY 4,000 Inhabitants too small to have snc in expedient. nd a third time and passed. Ary announced that, at the request in charge of the Ute bill. he would LOL, as per previous notice, call up the Kellogg- | rd case to-day, but would call tt up next | Ys © morning hour expired, and discussion of the Ute bill was resumed. Mr. Dawes withdrew his amendment offered yesterday, devoting the $25,000 payable to the Utes. under the agreement’ of Isv4, to Indus- trial education of the young Utes, and substt- iuted an amendment authorizing the President, in his discretion, to appopriate $10,000 of the money appropriated in the bill,for the “education in schools established beyond the limits of the ted, of such youth, of both sexes.as in jgment May be best qualified to make pri ficiency in. practical industries und pursuits necessary for their seif-support.” Mr. Dawes spoke in favor of this amendment, saying that the Indians needed practical industrial educa- tion, not education in the higher branches of knowledge. Messrs. Ingalls and Allison op} The aluendment.. Mr. Williams supported. tue bill as reported by the committee. HOUSE.—Under the call of committees bills were renorted and disposed of as follow By Mr. Barber, from the Committee on claims: For therelict of Henry C. De Alina. Private calendar, A large number of bills were reported ad- versely from the coramittee on war claims, and laid upon the table. Mr. Neal, from the committee on the District of Columbia, reported the bill providing for an Industrial home for girls in the District of Co- Iuinbla; committee of the whole. Also, for the repeal of the charter of the Washington Market Co.; House calendar. Also, for the sale of cer- | tain property belonging to the United States in | the District of Columbia; House calendar. ‘The House then, at 1:20, went into committee of the whole (Mr. Cox in the chair) upon the army appropriation bill, the pending question being upon the point of order raised against amendment prohibiting any of the appropria- | tion to be used for Subsistence, equipment, | tran§portation or compensation of any portioa | of the army to be used as a police foree to keep the peace at the polls at any clection held within apy state. st upon the price at which trom the north halt of public school building, xpedient so to do, and sell auction, after due ereetion Of a school but in m It inexpedient to reserve hereof shall be applied to the hool district, and to the er hada very large informal there were many be seen to advantage. nd is wite, Kopresentative with Esther A. Caldweil ant In the 4 ained a limited a lunch at Brent- 1 pleas rangers ington who are fortunate e beyond that phase of our and delighted to tind how d_her tree children arrived weeks with her parents, — took his remains to Frede Political Notes. The twelve delegates to Chicago elected by | the Connecticut republicans are classified as standing six for Blaine, three for Edmunds, and three for Washburne. As Blaine received no voles trom Connecticut four years ago, his is claim this result as a triumph. Utah republicans will hold a convention to elect delegates to Chileago. spublicans of Madison ward. Itichmond, ave decided to send a@ representative to the Staunton convention who is “a trucrepubli- | can, and will have nothing to do with the Ma- hone independent electoral ticket. in the most mar s Lizzie Long, daughter ~S. consul to Panama, who Washington, arrived here on. L1.—'The House committee of t thelr meeting to-day, sle bil” amending the Inter investigation, has been elected a Tilden di gate to the New York democratic state conve: tion from Clinton county. A poll of the Mississippi legislature showed that the members stand as follows on the pre: dential question: First, chofee—Seymour, 4 Hancock, Hendri PROHIBITION OF [Ltterr DIs- reporter learned from Com- better among the people in the There isa gradual im- ance of the laws, the | | | bse ‘leburne county (Alabama) FOSPerOUs | me. It is rity is attribu- sure to the altnost, if not of illicit distilling. “Parties | in this wifawful business tis aU this t present prog] ‘The remains of M neice of late Martin Van Buren, President of the United States, lay In an undertaking establish- ment in Greenwich avenue yesterday.and duriag the day a great number ‘of persons who had known her tn her life visited the place to view vervemains. Little additional light {3 thrown on the mystery of her relations with Mr. Dutea- erexcepting by a statement made by his law- yer, Mr. Newhall, to a reporter, ‘This removes all the mystery from the casi showing it to be what it appeared on its face to be—a Geath from disease brought on by unfortunate habits. Mr. Newhall said: The divorce that was. obtained between Mr. and Mrs. Dutcher was } Let ue people or the land and he expectation of the most iy the laws commilttee to-day appointed dolnston and Brown, to ins trage recently perpetrated of Cadet: Whitts ademy ies of- ae seeking. Ane Dutehe ; erselt applied for it before Judge Cox, of REaT PATHER"— | ine probate court of Beaver county, (tal will get the five Pueblo, New | on the ground of ° incompatibility of temper tw glanted to her just thirty-one day tof next week, The | after ber marriage which’ was on November 2, has been praciteally | i5*6, in Phflade!phia. A year later some one had’ charged that Mr. Dutcher, had procured a fraudulent divorce from her, and she volun- ily made an affidavit to these facts, saying that she had procured the divorce and that no Iratid Was perpetrated. 1 have all the papers to prove this statement now in my possession. After she was divorced she resumed her maiden name, Hatue Van Bu Tn reply to questions tirst ndlans ‘y Will leave satisfied. ‘These assigned them in order that ‘The difieulty fs that and in indians. Th afternoon Com’r ‘Trowbridge self for the past six or eight years, during which ‘ine she bad had the opium habit. According to the statement of Deputy Coroner Donlin, who yesterday made a post-mortem examina- tion ¢f the remains, there were plain indica ens that opium was the immediate cause of the unfortunate woman’s death._—¥. V. Herald, sth. The President recélved them sation of he interprecer, showed them He also gave them pictures 7 ent to the penitentiary for One year for em- evsling $110,000. ‘The prisoner pleaded guilt and threw him-elf on the mercy of the court. from Fort Ke Mo: who.have been Pursuing the hostiles 200 miles Telegrams to ‘The Star THE WALKING MATCH. BISMARCK’S RESIGNATION. , BRITISH LIBERAL SUCCESSES, ——_e—_—__ Pariiell and His Candidates. AN OCEAN STEAMER WRECKED. Hart retain Howard at 2:1 ler ret the al ‘THE SIX DAYS’ WALK, Dobler Ahead. to ue strat swith is being back sidered a probable winn A shary ire perc Ured tor good with a win, was: Alle y ui n, bee, EW for a lea miles behind th Allen and Krob Jay bee returned to t ‘unt Of ticket st. twenty-four hours the Imiss pris. Pegram, 33 43” Wilital Pegram ¢ E spurt then between Hart and Doblet to his “ram, m3, 2 o'cloc tbls mornin a lap. Howard. ; IK ot whi rst pla and Dobie Peg d ts bac . Apri inte President Van An, of the South He unde Darbam fusal of the m pard, Show! men have been past fortns; welow the age raltar Mareh | Ha 1¢ ex-Empre ets on ( | Jetten, of the 16th str Niece. ren, n Overdose Of opium, tool 0 re present. FOREIGN AF if Road: he ex-E seore: O'Leary belt are strug: m 1s only sd even Dobler n hour took place h sent Hart Y Jayb wer place to-day enwich street. F t Baptist clureh, e remains were meters. a nly pit iurton collterte ack in consequence of the re- for good t for over three hours, and forced Dob- 8 long With the nose biecd. dat +a. m., howev niibly. miles and two laj deven for They , and neither showed Merritt retired { poe re- show that | x-President Van Buren’s Grand Yo | he funeral of Mrs. Paria Dente , Said to be the grand niece of the and who died from rom Mr. f ve men in rs to put out the usual aver- ach man le er, M oroc press Eugenie. ugenie before starting for pzuland presented her imperial crown to the jurch of Notre Dame des Victories, Parts. is of great value on account of its artistic rnings, as the estricting thelr labor'for the nt, so that their earnings went aunty average. he U, 8S, Steamer E: S. steamer E! 2th for Lang terprise, It m- position and the number of precious stones It contains. conform A medic im a Nan prils.—The bishops att Catholic University have decided to he head of to thé law as embodied in M. Jules Ferry’s educational bill by altering the name of | the Justitution to that of A Student*s Punishment. Student of the Queen's College at | Cork has been rusticcated for a e Catholic Instl- Year for having Ol up amongst the students the address to Mr. Chas. S, Deen, to unseat cation. the House of Commons. ‘whe Surprising Liberal Saccesses in Great Bi) Lonpox, April 5.—M eral), for Merionethshire, has been re-elected. ‘The ‘ueral counties increase the surpri the borough elections. A liberal majority ind | pendently of the home rulers Is now assured. Specific Charges of pressure, intimidation and undue influence by subagents amon Derby's tenantry in favor of the liber: retain his seat for Cork city, for which he has | | dates, are published. Parnell on his return from America. Alleged Parliamentary Disqualiti- April $.—The tories intena to attempt | Gent Dr. Lyons (liberal), who has been | elected for Dublin elty, on the'ground that he | is disqualified by holding the office of visiting | m0 physician to the house of industry hospital, the | salary for which Is Included in the estimates of | Samuel Holland (lib- | suocesses in’ English and Scotch | se occasioned by Lord candl- Parnell and His Candidates. It isstated that Mr. Charles S. Parnell will been returned in conjunction with Mr. John Daly. uency Mr. Parnell had been nominated. contests are waging in counties May and Cork, | where Mr. Parnell's candidates brought for- d at the last moment are opposing the mod- e home rulers. The ected for other constituencies are stumping these counties, and tutlammatory pla pr08 tacl wa Lowpoy, April the Daily Ne Not Elected. SAYS: Major A. Gorman (home ruler), who was defeated for Waterford City, will stand as a candidate for Medth county, for which constit- Bitter Parneliites already rds and sides are being distributed bitterly at- ng the moderates, .—A dispatch from Dublin to Neither Messrs. Davitt, Daly, Killen nor Brennan, the Irish agitators, indicted for sedition, are ‘Itkely to be returned Neither of them have e Mr. Sinith M. Weed, who figured in the cipher | to Parliament. seriously proposed § Ti cl joui Lonpe ‘th Ves gar: | foreign aid. 5 C8 ndidaies. New Bulgarian Ministry. Loxpox, April 8.—A Bucharest dispatch 10 the The new Bulgarian Ministry 1s satisfactory to all who desire peace and order | inthe Balkan peninsula. Bismarck’s Resignation. ‘The Berlin correspondent of the Tons com- 1eCY. rhs ne Viscount It M. Zancoff, the lof, the minister of ure guod administration in is a hopeless one without menting on Prince Bismarck’s resignauon says: | +The chancellor seems to have formed and inti- er, grand | mated his resolution to the emperor with great A few line published in the North German Gozet‘e formed the sole intimation of the fact, and so little were the readers of that on the lookout for what was coming that several of the morning papers actually ap- peared without seeming to have noticed and commented upon the paragraph, British Election Returns. April Col. —The following have been re- Frederick S. Barne and Rendlesham (conservatives), for Si both re-elected. Lord Frederick and Sir Matthew Wilson shire, W estriding, north division; boih re-elect~ ed. yn (conservative), and Mr. Lord uffolk, east; Cavendish (iberals), for York- W. H. K, Powell (liberal), for Carmarthenshire; the former re-elected. A liberal gain. Mi essrs. Wm. Gantham and James Watney, jr., (conser- east; both re-elected. Messrs. T. J. Paget (diberal) ana Albert Peli (conservatives), for Leicestershire, south; the vat latter re-elected, ives), for Surrey, A liberal again. Mr, Pell visited the United States in capacity of com- missioner on agricultural depression. D. Peddie (iberal), for Kilwarnock district By Syke HARRISBURG, Pa., tion to the advice Mr. Kemble bas posith appearance elther to enter new sentence. This he (Kemble) has informed his both re-elected. counsel is bis INDIANS CAPTURED.—Gen, Miles lis | horns.” that che soldiers ‘srs. Wm. H. N. Broadley . (CODSerVative Mr. and Christopher ) for Yorkshire, East Rid- Viscount Castiéreagh and Lord Arthur E. Bili-Trevor, (conservatives,) for County Down; both re-elected. Major Francis O'Belrne, (home rule,) and Mr. Loftus Totten- ham, (conservative,) for Leitrim, the former re- elected—a_ conservative Cicil and Sir Henry J, Selwin-Ibbetson, fnan- cial secretary of the treasury, (conservatives,) for Essex, west; both re-elected. Messrs, Ken- near and Thomas Lea, (liberal,) for Donegal; the latter re-elected—a Iii time there have been elected 300 liberals, 191 conservatives, and 39 home rulers. Kemble Taki ; the in, Lord Eustis C. ral gain. Up to this lorns.”” ‘and ses of is of his Bull by the oppost- to put in an bail or receive of taking the “bull by the A Chinese Voter in Fon du Lac. aid tothe Kentucky State Lottery of Louis- five vr , Ay 8.—A sal Ville. ‘These compantes went to the courts to | In ans ee) ped. the ‘captives say’ they "were Fon vd Las, to the Times aye tae el he —— Seal roan bs sent from Sitting Bull’s camp to steal stock, a@ novel at the = Koss here og Wi agains —— yesterday. native of China, took cases “were recently ted, Judge Free. | _ A LULL IN WE PiG-InoN Mane for the past out bis jon, and cast his first man appearing for tie department and | few days 1s ha’ its effect on the Pit , | vote as an American He has lived here have Geen appealed to the Supreme Court by | (Pa.) iron mani interests, and there for about two years, has learned to read and the companies. Pending a decision by that tri- | some talk of: down. The workmenciaim | write English, and bas discarded his Chinese a a ated Pe ee a ad orders, tn g on e) fame foourg as the Louisiana otters company. | ing a new scaletis approached. tion, a = e- been also refused to do duty on the Gellert incase any of her men would volunteer to go with him and try to save his ship. Johnson then applied to Capt. Kubleween to give him some. men. Kubhieween sent an officer and an engineer on board the Syria to examine her. They reported, in thetr opinion, tt was not safe to send men on board, as the vessel could not possibly float much longer. Consequently Kuhleween refused the men atked for, The Syria was then aban- doned by her entire crew except Capt. John- on, Whe remained on board and again” asked for men to help save the vessel, which was re fused. Johnson atl reing the utter use- jessness ot hi ining aboard alone, con- sented to come aboard the Gellert, and all were vroughi to this port. The Syria's cango con- sisted Of 5.440 tales of cotton and 200 tons ol akes, a Death of Mrs. Daniel 8. Dickinson. New York, April s.—Mrs. Dantel S. Dickinson, widow of the la ator, died this morn ing at at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Samy ‘ourtne Destructive Fire. WATERBURY, CONN., April S.—A disastrous fire this morning resulted in the partial destruction ot the office butldl the extensive works of the He Manufacturing Company, who w the manufacture of the “Wat The loss on at High Bridge. 3 in bullding and contents is estimated at ¢ justrance, Although much of the able ma= was saved the loss arising from the ne- ¥ detention to business is very heavy The origin of the fire is unknown. Wall Street To-day, ew York, April —The Post tn tts finan- e The stock exchange nd strouger for United Ageneral ad- he > steady ‘vo after opening irrega- t. At the first board rand by noon had risen zu his was followed by adecilue of | »,, and Uals In turn was followed by an advance | a%,; the warket as we write betue fevensh nt strong. The wildest tuctations have be coal shares, Iron Mountain, Wabash, | ropolitan and Pacific Mail. ‘The chiet point of Interest t in the money orket, and loans on Fu | plus 0 ot equiv to annum on government no Io: AbOVe 6 per eeu loz be mad at per cent, accordit poliateral. Prime mercantile paper ts t, and ts selling betier than’ would bi when nites for call loansare so high as 1S Un demand for money for and” tnqustrtal r it is usut iut for the sent spasip. EX 0 money in very part of the country Is ¢ uinable at ur races on acceptabl The Market, | BALTIMORE, Ay n | ferred, 74; do” connc i: dc bid to-day. V | naked. BALTIMORE, April 3.—Cotton dvil—mddling, | 12%." Flonr eteady and without change. Wheat southern steady but dull; western auli and ne- elected bute ed a who batter | 1.s0al.34; do. amber, 1-6a1.40 | nominal," "No. 2 western winter Sanyal say: May. 1-325 ly, 1.16601. 16% 1 Tand Inwer | steady thern white, western mixed, spot, Bi: Sh sendy: ne, 4Tigad eatier—fouthern, 4 ixed, 40a41. Pennsylvania, 4243. Kye dull, 90. Hay iinchanged. Provision’ unchanged. Butter Juil and weak— prime to choice western packed, 251 24026. Exys stead 12. Petroleum nom- very dull and unchanged. Suwar 955. Whisky dull, 1. 053gal.10 erpool unchanged. Receipts- ; Wheat, 60,500 bushels: corn, «oats, 1,800" bushels. Shipments —wheat, ie: corn, 41,990 Dboshels. Sales— WYORE, “Apri NooSteoms quiet Money, ee el % 5x6. Exchangy long, 486; ahort abiis. Govert” mente quiet. NEW XO, April 8.—Flour dull. Wheat dull andlower. Corn duil. { LONDON, 8S. bonds, 435 p1 N Jersey, nd con- ylvania , Avril & € p. m.—U. 8. bonds, new . AUantic and Great Western’ fret trustees’ certificates, 667; Atlentic and festern eeoonds, JAX. Erie, 45%. do. console, 93. Penns Central, 6434. LIVERPOOL, April 8, 4p. American Jes" 3,400 uplands, low midd anwe April delivery, 7 ‘ril-and May, 73-16. May apd ane, 7 3-16, al June and July, 7 7-32 Tuly and August, 77-32, Auguet-and Beyitewber, 7a. September ad October, 7 3-16. NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON. The following quotations were current in New York to-day at2 p- mn as reported by Lewin John April, 1 Pug Freights te Ls, son & Co.:—U. 8. 4 percents, 107: 4 cente, 108%,a109; “New Jersey’ Central, 79%; Olno aud Mississippi, 375: Erie, 443¢; Michian Central, 92%; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 35; Lake Shore 108%: Iron Mountain, 67; "St. Pani, 61M; 87 do. preferred, 10235; Wabash, St. Lonis and’ Pacific, 42, do. preferred, 653;. Kansas and Texas. 425 W. U. ‘Telegraph, 106; ©. ©. and I. ¢., i Pacific Mail, 41’,. << ——— THE 1oWA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, 10 Select | deles: ‘incinnatt, met at Burlington yes- | terday, Judge Edward Johnson chairman, who said the electoral frauds of 1876 were an issue \ would not down, and that the battle in Himust be fought for an honest count; that democracy mist pledge Itself to protect in- tel ate commerce, and tuat the man nomina- ted at Cincinnatt must be a man that can defeat Gen. Grant. Resolutions denouncing republican usurpations and tn favor of the two-thirds rule pting a presidential candidate were pass- ed. S were appointed from the nine .d the following at large: T.J, Porter, J. 1. Bates and J.C. Morgan. A ructing the delegates to vote as a unit was defeated. “‘The delegation, it Is said, | strongly tavors Tilde: | Tre Enecrion ix Ruoe Is j Sulted in no choice for governor and lieut governor. The republican candidates for sec ary Of State, atlorney-general and treasurer, elected at about the usual majority, there aving been no third candidate for those Offices. ‘The towns general exhibit irregular and sur- prising results. Some democratic — districts | -how a republican success, and some republi- | can towns divide their votes between the three | subernatorial candidates, who are Littiefield, | rep). Kimball, (dem). and Howard. rep). Little more than half the vote o | state was polled. Returns from all the the state except Block Island give Litt 14, Kim! 21, Howard 5,016. THE CHICAGO ExectIon.—Compleve returns of the Chicago elections give the republicans 10 prmen, the democrats 6, Independent and ists 1, which make the complexion of the city couneil, including those who hold over, the same as last year. HOTEL TWeVvES AcKEsTep.—Henry Webb. tas Peace, and wite have been arrested in Chicago charged with plundering various hotels, notably the Grand Pacific, Mr. Samuel ‘Turner. of tat hotel, having seen Webb wear- ing his'sleeves buttons, sent te police after the couple, and they were captured at 161 Mad- ison street, with about $10,000 worth of jewelry, shawls, drésses, etc., also a bunch of keys atved for all the principal hotels in Culcago, where Webb arrived a few months ago from California. ‘THREE M. ‘ED KOBBERS entered the house of Isaac Seldomridge, a Dunkark farmer, near New Holland, Pa., bound his aged sister and made him give up all his money. They then Stripped the house of silverware and otier Val- uables, and as they left exclaimed: “Good bye, old fraud; next time we call, see that you have more money about you.” The robbers Delong tothe Welch mountain gang who have been terrorizing East Pennsylvania. Rol 5 a Wipow.—Joho G, Schindler, a jus- tice , of Youngsville, N, ¥., was convicted in the United ee a vn anise at ty 4 or wrol 01 a s sion money of Rachel feltech an aged Ww Schindler and another Noungetile man, named Wendleton Smith, obtained Se pensions, and gave her only $500 De | districts } John P, Nash. esolution Lu Grex. GRant had a reception in New Orléans ye iy morning at the residence of Col. Jas. Lews, and in the at the ‘of eX-Gov. Pinchback, the tor mem. Pinchback’s residence was deco- 52" All the reputable oe on which Parole contrary to precedent. °° WAS Sustained Episcopal 4 ey for inary in ‘New Yors hae been i ineslortal oom cont, advance tn eager’ Gag gy haf are on a strike. ‘bes The of the street~ car arivers has been ‘ten per cent.