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, 1869-12-08
THE WEST.

More tn11nn Ousrnxes and nerre.
dAtaons-0ns MnEl Party Maa1tnR-
fxEnoaAA-Sextetaa Accident at Gem
H&l CITY, Colorado.
saeaAt Desps.eb to 1ne Chicago Tribune
- OMAHA, Dec. I.
4 laramie lotier or December Mates that the
lrdiso troubles in Wyoming ara quite als7ming:
band Of thirty Sioux mAdt a ratd on 4 harder ID
the employ of 4 ronchmaa named Mills,
four miles from tho 1oEt, on the 9Th ult+ csp-
tu5lg peatiy Ill tho stoct. and woundnR thu
btfcck IN tho places rursuit vas trx41r bJ 1ha
I1pthHen SD oihtls, and nj but twenty. asa
brad tere capturrd. A na.l patty leaving for
LsEsmte lev days previous were attacktd GY ,
bAhd o1 anNkS ahvsn1I.ays SIOUX. 1ud two soi-
d:tls OF the f611th 1LsAni1y xete eetese.y wound.
cd. 4 retreat wa1 then made md tho party
teAehed the fort Without further losa. Another
h1u party eXpecHd TO nrat tho former a. llof ~
shoe. nom FdsleTnAu, has tot eocn heard from
ALce 1eAs: s:nx h1 f0tt. II L. feAleI tneT alc0ou-
tered . holy Of 1uti1nl on the xRF.
The telfREsoh l1hc bct Hten FIT efrrAn AID Lara
UttwRb d1~n-
John non, Vice President Of the Cuton Pacific
I21soAd, left hero fur cnlczxa today.
4 special from Central City, Colorado, reports 4
serious acctdent last SATURDAY tu 4 niue, py the
fAItts Of several t1mbets ~itn large quantity ol
quarz. kslI,hk tnEre men inatAnalJ, and Woundlng
several UlhtlA
, 1869-12-08

WHO y DOW herr. ssJs tAero u no testimony IN his
poseesao4 to wat1Aht tba ooteutapn Q. tns dp41iss
A@t.a ie4 snce 70 .a.ssn onaa ias hs
eaaIxss: eot q b. eos rsoe47ed any: Tse cA.s w.it
Au14 70 REAoyE POLITICAL p1sA41111nA
"; ss*,sa.oe. # osio, = g Hea.s ted.,:
Hopsed Fissan 1sucs q A@sodnsai
70 ths cons.1tatign q tas. untsed s.ates
q No s..,ss. u tx., md potis.eai ass.i
dHah1lisies Imposed b tha Fourterttn Ars4ele Of
AHendue.t A. % the con1nto.toa Of u. United
States, thal. ~ the operation thereof, be removed
nom ~ pefsons sab3ect thereto, woo shAll hAvo
been II thr dAio of R&in pxssage ctt1eu8 xnd
f. any sai r. of
Articlc Of Amendment: Pvoe&dsd however, ,Ta1t the
ptns1.ionn ns1ooa anal not apply to any pef.oo
q m sld Of ths bio zsoeiion, nor to any pe1soa
Who. du11p9 said rebellion w1a guilty o1 cruelty or
inhnHahtty 70 aay prisoner Of var, held or oues-
Aided. abss1ed or countenaaced tae assaaalnalton
Of Aoraoam lbcota.
= Cn1oaM kExa xAI1oNAL CONTENTION.
In the fst1cunl c6nyent1on Of Ca9nrcd Men, to-
daJs resolution via adopted, that dsstnguis he'd
COLOR d snd hsts zen b admitted 70 seAta, u
houOfAiy enbeEe.
4 te!rfram va read from the Secretary Of State
elect, q Mn,tstlprs. aa'ed jscttop. - tolioM:
EpnVeL{lQn: FE$cp9 f1Qn9Ao0 triumphant
en'oftd Radicals send RreetinH.''
This WE greeted with long continued app!aase.
A deaeRafe from North Ca.paA offered 1 feso11-
ton rela'irR TO the struggling people Of Caba.
that thtiT Recognition bs Couattss would neet the
approval OF ktis convention, and pltd9tng tho
strength Of colosed Americans 10 tho support OF
tho government, which Wal referred 10 TIC Bul,-
meas EcEmtttee.
TurHxMx oorkf.
In the Supreme Court Ct the United 8sstes, to-
day, wM AIRned the CAbe Ct FAE1tnston e.
Haut dtTt 10 error 10 tho Circuit Coutt Tor tie
Dla'aet Of Wont Teuuessec. Too dectsion be1oH
sussstI o. The cotton tAx imnoee1 under tue Inter-
r., ltevenue law Of 1854. It ID tnsinsatnod nere
that the taz IL irsa,id because uucouattiotlopat,
~ being 4 direct tsx Hisnopt aPposttcnmsnt, aad
NJ being = tax on 8saie exportsEtooa.
THE MODIFYING tCHiNn8.
"a eKce1tatt Cd that thetU weft, ,ou tho 9Th Inst
1,Se4 fteAi1ers rct ortstg 70 ths intkTu1l HeSe-
nct Omce. Tue nnEher l. ttat1y Increasing.
F0Sf 0yTfCH nKFAHfNxNT.
The fosfmsrer Gtn+rrs sett 10 the uoosc
Ct REPRESENTATIVES, to aay: estimates 70
hlA department for tee next 1teA
year; 1aaHai,c0o viii hs required. oil
which IL oG', 900 II for thu transportation
1t nall lhlaad, and $40 COZ for to5tIRn tsanspur.
tat1oo. Alao. The foIo~1ng 1ups 10 addition;
FOF Attaruthip Let scen Ban FrenclAco, JApan
A.d China, ttN. .U6o: betN a1n the United S.AteI
sLd I1azii, sia1, 1,t41; b~t cen San Francisco auG
the Sandwich lslandt, t's,t~ot
, 1869-12-08
BL0OMlNG GTON.

1he Soldicra' 0rrhnua' Home
Manufacturing l.nterrEiAe*-9ku.t-
road l:xrnrAton IN Prospect
SplciA despatch to The Chicago TT.hnre-
plnoA1S0ToS, 1,ec, I.
TIC Board OF Trustees arc 10 ~tssl0u Ut the H3l-
jters' UrrpnnA' Home at Normal. preparatory u
making the.E hual report to the Hosesnos IN refer
ct &C TO Tho recent Investigation.
ns Worreil, Of the committee Who recently y!s.
!ttu Thin IL neaaIf Of the manufacturing en.
nrtI1ars cf BLOOMINGTON, 10 '.as, ~ request. nd
trtt led tie HCAfh Of spPcrrlsusst now ii se!slo1
askipg them to recognize the importance Of the
pLdettak.cR.
On Thr1.aay the Common Council md two
ftrdred Invited G1tsta take an excursion "
bloomington i Western Rail xsJ.
, 1869-12-08
OHIO.


Cincinnati ftema-Th1 Red Stock-
10Es' Sum m eF Campaign
CINCINNATI, Dec. s.-EKu1vagxnt Eumoas Of tho
teaxuse OF xht3keJ dhlllefie1 In the Second Dts-
tr.cs prevailed thls afternoon, but turned ont 10
be uore tusa than feathers. 4 ha1al sdn VIA
stt1ed There IL douot - 10 mating eAse.
to the Bethel Far- Excursion trains u half fare
On ali the roads bstnR IN thoussoas Of yislto "A
ceeds VIII 50 70 The new Bethel Building.
The Red &ock!nR1 ut their monthly meeting
10 night, fesd the report Of soe asefA9es Of the
1ltJ-seven games were plAred. in which tue C1n-
ctHnaus fnade total Of 2 s9a Fn3 while their np-
pcueptt Nx0e 57k George Wright made ~ runs
times On ~ during tho entire seaaou. Toe con-
stl1uttou nAs been amended 10 make the menoeT-
shp and 4nn1ai fee4 ten dnlltrt, being double thHt
Of 14st ye1E.
An tke churches a1c holding meeanx1 which
, 1869-12-08
WISCONSIN,


Fire at Wuukc2ha. Wis,
Spec!a! Despstcn to The Chicago Tribune
MnwACEKR, Dec. :.
4 tlre at Waukesha, this forenoon, consumed
the three STORY stone h!ocr Of >. II. C1arke. In
sureu a. follows: Homo, OF New York, a. 600;
io1k, fl,.t". Tie Atock Of d., goo1s vas mostly
eareos fo1iy covered ~ insurance. John Ander.
Rnp, aFncer1es aud ctcckery dealtE stock eat.reiy
r415. ot Scw Yurs, for sa.ooo, John Boyle,
ttock Of Rr0ces1es, patty aayed. Insured In the
Home, Of New YoTK, for 3'.noo.
, 1869-12-08
West ludicAs
RAK1ARI1ifA.

NtH 10RK, Dec. Z.
A letter received last night from Havana, gives
details Of the bartsfttles przcused Oh negroes
suspected Of being engaged In tho conspiracy 10
burn the Plantations near Sxg1A They will be
slot IN the presence ol al the negroes Of eight e.
tasaa. About dozen were whipped with from
500 10 1,e01 lasnes-
ARMS FOR TIE crplSe
hare been landed 1t MsJar1o.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
General IofdAn Was Easchlpg on GEbarx- A
heavg column OF spanish troops hare been sent 10
The neghboshoo Of sagua-
HAy7!KH HEwa.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE lieFdJs special, Ha-
yaus, OF TIC 9Th. haa ads!ces from uaJti to the
qssh nit. General vllsabtu, who, taott time
since, VISA declared r1ov!aorai President By the
insurgents, and subsequently to!ned salaaye, Ia At
Tort an PEtcce''~!lh ashe men. SAlnaye had de.
c.sred himself Frestdent for lie. He IL making
vigorous preparations to stand against the con-
h,bed forces Of the revolutionary leaders.
The steamer purchased By e1-MinlsteE fsEoche
for tho Hayden Government, engaged and Eank
the steamer Aribonet belonging to the fesoQtfon-
ist1 on St Marc
The insurgents are still In possession Of Cape
IIaytien, where .aeJ also hold the captured s.eaH-
en- petton zud SAinAye.
The picktts had a&hip attacked the garrison u
JacHe1 hat were rtFu!sed- DouinEue4e has dis
tptvcd all committees and Il uow sole President
OF the southern part Of the t4iAnd.
, 1869-12-08
JACKSON

Sent to Joltet-Thc Illinois EaK1n-
eFss RnilF0Nds
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
JAeAsokyILLE, ILL.,, Dec. !.
Harry Wood, d1Ias Harry Williamson. MAS tried
to tsy IN the Circuit Court, Ia tt1a city, and co1-
y!cttt Of hfccuT, and sentenced TO the Peuitel-
iiaEy Tor one year. lie stole gold watch ant
chain from fAiF fF1tl creature In St. Louts, sud
the weaker seastl followed him 10 this c!t5, had
him arrested, frcoreted he1 property, aad sent
her falthlets to the Pe1ttenkials.
Th61e En 3 meeting OF several Of the pEomt.
reEt gentlemen ot this Sst5. list night s9 esscuss
Tbs Work will be put through, wo understand.
without DELAY.
, 1869-12-08
CHILl1COTHE. ILL.

Mysterious Disappearance Sup-
poheu a1nrdcr.
Specisl Despatch to The ChIc,go Tribune,
PEORIA, III. Dec. :.
TIE citizens VI Chihlcoshe, Ill, have been
thrown .Ito a state Of E5ese excitement oves the
discovery OF ciuh covered with blood, pieces Of
human hair c!oited With blood, md skl1, Etta
blood In It, in so3gh short distance ..,osc that
pacc. i despatch was received Ia Eh1ll.cothe last
night from Coles equity, stating that LoQ.s sax
ton had started for that town, but had not been
hcarl 1rosn slnce. Ills non.aH1va, aud the TACT
Of hss has1ax large hlul Of n,ooey on his pefBou,
leads 10 tue superstition that he has been ulufIeT-
e4l, tie clat, nar, and skiI being evidence Of It.
The slough WAS dragged for the bo1y. bat none
found. tn whole 1ceEs wrapped in mysltry.
, 1869-12-08
FOREIGN.
The London Press On the
Presidents Message.
Ministerial Crisis In France.
Telegraphio Enterprises to be In
dertaken By England
and Russia.
EFxAt 8fftA1M4
ARMS FOE rnR VOLUNTEER.


@* ns1<3s
Aaxs FOE f1e VOLUNTEER
AoHooNs Doc- ..
Ine votnnseesa afe 70 % ensnoV teak0so "'ta
se1dsf lfaoA ....--.
THE AAA1nAs or o4oKah f3AS1ps.
.-....-....... L1aooA' Oe1~ h
Inc fen1'as o. deNKo FeaoouJ Will o. k7@oseo
iSon eefmanE3s App0y 70 kas s1eeMsa1p Aoo"
afen. on ffaoa5. 1na &Ee&a'es VIII Ell sae loaoS-
acg suuoV. ....-..
fxR1AH AX1&sfT A1KTUo.
pcSp3k. uec- l.
h1Ec Peutau amnesty meeun8 WA nelo hese
!ast night Tha ueutl Epeeehea were maae tna
fcaolotions adopted hFerJto1n& qaet'
7n1 rx1alpxTfs nxzaAoe n London.
, 1869-12-08


uCGo8 foRxKR rArER LInEiA HIN.
FAklb, uec. !.
The rropsetor1 Of tho radical Journal Le lsaIy<t
have teeu pEoAecutt! on account Of recent lIbet-
loue Article on the character OF Lingo
PRUSSIA AND THE DAIAAriAN RESURRECTION.
PARIS, Dec. 7.
II il again reported that the AnAr,tan Goycrn-
ment has overwhelming proof Of the participation
Of I'Tl.sla IN the recent Dalnat!an lns17ecs1on.
N TIE CORfs LE11sIAT1F.
PARE, Dec. :.
In tho Corps Legtslatlf to 'ls!, there wAs An at.
III atei dt bate. 4 member Of tho majority, In
The cou.se Of his speech, took OCCASION TO 'lc'cnd
th,. coup d'tfaf OF 1851. TIE Oppoait|on Deputies
rsrl1ed expressing their disApptovaL u. Roche
lu.t vas raEtIculat.y severe In hid deuunc!atocs.
MINISTERIAL Ca3sIs.
Tie Mnni:<rr ant ounces that an extraonl!n.lJ
meeting Ct tdc State CouEe,l, held yesterday, At
cse III which ali the Ministers rendered their res-
!EbAl0EA
, 1869-12-08

TIE GOVERNMENT DEMANDS 1HE rAIyILx0E or
MARCHING IGoors ACROSS TURKISH TERRITORY.
rIKSEA, Dec
Auttrta demands the consent Of the European
Powers to csoss Turkish territory, that abe may
reach Dalmatla By land, and e1t1ngutah the re-
teilion there.
, 1869-12-08

4EUTuEK C1BLE FKU3ECT.
ST. rkrEKSBCkG, Dec !.
The Car has granted COZ cession for the lorna
ton Of \ corn pany with the right TO lay Bnoua-
rtpe telegraph cable, OF cables, from toms point
On The coast Of Asiatlc Russia, 10 establish tele
praphlc communication with China and Japan, the
consent Of the authorities Of those two countries
having drst been obtained.
, 1869-12-08

ACc1FTl, Me-, Dec. Tho bridge over the
river on the FurtIapd r keantber Railroad, near
this clty, Was burned lsts Wednesday. 4 new
br,dRe Wsa Immediately commenced, sad was IL
M being ro,scd 1u5 wns he ID TOO taus, and the
heneh fclf, Carrying With It the whole br1dEe. ten
wptkneu, and the Superintendent Of the road
, 1869-12-08

NEW Uf1cN&t Et6uahs
NKH ORIxAxs, Dec. 7.-Coaouel Alexander, the
Ascending bogus 1feAsu1J Agent, IL so0ufoln8
1t Windsor, CAo8dA
The Cpatonn House now haz supp0 Of WateF,
Z compromise having been effected With the Ha-
Ii WoxkA DEPARTMENT.
, 1869-12-08

rEor1sEp CKsslox or 1 PROVINCE
CoSsTASrrs0TLE, Dec. Z.
4 tcfpatch from Calcutta announces that the
French Envoy in Asam has alred authority to cede
to France the districts occupied By the French IN
that country.
, 1869-12-08

fHA.z tA1Al,Ah n LII.

ALBAfY, Nov. THE canals are practically
closet for The reason, About 80 bQkik Ara froZeu
in reAE West T1oy, one-hA Of which ART loaded
with wheat, cats, and barley.
, 1869-12-08

CORISTHlAN CHAPTER No. @, h T. II. An
rual CnAyoezaan tts III ednesdaJl evening. at half,
pasz o'eloek. Il Kl~tncirE Hal. corner of North
Dearborn and Einze-sts.. for elcetIon oi o6edx.
J. O. DtCERR9ON 8eesy
, 1869-12-08

: R9B&48UE&EEe
AsHr.AR LODGE No "a. 4 P. &AN Bill,
H&H. Speca4l Communication this tCDkS0Afl ertn
Ing. for work On H. L. ueSree. 1seshstn Ale fsatef
n1tlv invited 70 Be ptrseut
By aedek ot &ha Y. u.
, 1869-12-08
MUSICAL,

Mn. LIRB1K HIGGINS JACkS0S. sesEsef az AZ
WI. ,1a etfrscutal Nusfe thafocfh oSss .od
e-st refr ii Ncrfoe and UIas ~. hess ts Ntl o3
| skte to 1rpo;r1ppdats {ev more PuptA
, 1869-12-08
TO RENT.


W.zetoz.- for rent . APRIL. 1ssu. sos; p = a. .
RTtT - s.1lH; atnszkr foon4 ter kf3 t4Lr.!A AEe.
etrrskr Il % Sgth Wa:t:<t- Ar2l5 u J. n. Tx
ArEnf. 70 aupih 8AiE.: u.
, 1869-12-08

lss;, ath the tHnds are now he'd
hs the government, E-totc aty measute tot
SOW rtnent III ee ao.e pnrcaase Al lcls: s;a.
Ns,tft more. There will then n.nAln on rhe lst
cs Jn1y tcxt about 81 4s.'xH.c, .c, Of tae s-nl eonds
iIdeiatIle.s Of tic ust,ed States, oniy ,ne min.
previous 10 ls:z
Nasu1Si1pN. !,ec- IA ,aERe number Of Wis
iiors we're At lie Executive Mansion tnis morning,
lnt majoilty beng sena;o!s and Rentescut1s!.es,
dent, and cor ErAsuiations concerning TIE message
xcre 1teely expressed. Among them were SenA-
tora Morton. Cole, Th9seI, Nsel Coso<t'. aod Rep
sts's ss scraso4+, @ VESTS. IsWis % and ioaos,ou,
with other members OF tue CONGRESSIONAL deteE1-
ton trotn vlrE1nls, had Au Interview with the
rro !ocLt, and expressed thanks for the reeor1-
nj rtAttoI In his neas1gr sta1 FEtu!a be prompt
Y asiusnsed. Governor Bol!ock, Q! Georgia, also
had \ short cungrEkx.tou with tue President.
TBK KEcaSsrkCcFzoF COMMITTEE
has asrsze.d for meeting on rnur.day. to con.
s:aer the question Of The admission o. virginia
TIE coxx1T1EE or E1.kcf1oSs
Eas erpointea AutAconmttee. 70 exAn!ne !ao1
irIet' on tho testimony ia the Louisiana contested
cccts1n c2sts.
7ux nl1r OK 1noS AHo srEkL
me Committee Of WAYS and Mrsns received
to-ass report from Mr.. Kelley, Of the suo-cou,'
. n.tsST. *h,cn proposes 10 let the dutIes On non
On t!e*l an't rtrAel. The 1ndicauous ate that the
9; En-; NiI propose on pi9 Iron s. OF 81 ins.ead
~ rs presens aeiy = The counistee Is unlike
F, = ~ Nc 4eauJ 70 feTo1 next MONDAY"
! sESArI CoxMI1TKRs
=! =, - conference Of tne Republican members o
*ns agreed On for Chairman Of ~ t'n,n ststee or
! AIPsopf!o:ioIE: schurz tAie4 the pisce Of Fes
seLaeh On NE Foreign Committee, and Cragtu Be,
9, Gr1Ece. rett9t I'd, Anthony having oscliped It
iht SerAfofs hloFe-rh.ueA. 70 mn rseroctrs III
..n; nqn1lasea In open Senate for torms1 appoint.
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CoLuNnIAS CoILEsa -yAyRaCt cossR. see-
ReRt.--The fo-.y-sixth ann usl couiuencsmsns
OF this institution was held to-day in the IJsh
street Baptist Church, aud never was that
edifce more crowded with the beauty and
fashion, OF the District The Marine Band was
10 attendance, az every. thing passed OF quietly
and pleasantly. The audience seemed to man
nest me greatest interest possible in the partic-
ipants OF the exercises, and evinced the same
WIN frequent and prolonged applause when
Latin Salutatcry, by e. q. Leech, ID. C.: Tns
Iriumphs OF Astronomy. by E Franklin ID
Vi Science In ITS application 10 knowledge OF
first cause, by Z. Il. Boston, Md; The Pro.
gress of Reform, by Z o. Leeeh, ID. G.; Specn.
latfve Philosophy. by 5. :. Peasants, ID. g.:
FROM faIth to Doubt-from Doubt 10 Faith, by
": Oomn, ID. O.; The Alumni Grafton. by
Professor w. l.. Wilson, OF the class OF 1851:
Valedictory Address, by q. T. Ooifiu, ID. g.
Inc following medals Were then awarded
Sna placed on the recipients oy Hon. F. p
K. w: Gull, ID. C.-The S,aughton prize in
Latln; the Elton prlzs In Greek.
Faby Franklin. ID. C.-Tns first RuggIes
prize IN Mathematics; and Elton prize in 8reea
l.: Howard kerfoot. Va.-The first Gale prize
IN Natural Sciences; the Young prize in Meta
PHYSICS s,.
IN Mathematics.
G.Y. Coffin, DC-Tne prize in anglo-Saxou.
a. y. Stuart, ID. C.-rhe first DAVIS prize in
F. Il Boston-The second Davis prize in
Elocution.
Then followed the comforting OF degrees, viz:
L. l. ID. VIM. W Coffin, ID. q; ID ID. Rev !
A. Nichols, ID. e.: and Rev. - Lester N y
Bachelors of Philosophy, J. W. Brdgood, Va.
w. II. Flnickel, L. Franklin, \. T. stuart ID.
q; +. II. KerfCo. and Il. L. Towers, Va; Elliott
Howes, U. ). a, ana +. :. Gallaudet, ID. G.
Bachelors OF Arts, 7. X. Boston, Ma: CIV.
Collin, +. o. Leech, u. G.. and l.. +. Ward, Pa
Master OF Arts, :. ). Pleasant. The degrees
Were conferred by the President. Rev. CT w
samson. who after au address 10 the graduates
closed the exercises with benedicton
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Mr.. CIapp aud the BuiiaIe Printers,

u IL. y
EpfToR SFAR: As Mr.. Jaws ap pears 20 ave
gone into the whoiesal. business OF slanderlng
Hon. A. d. Clapp AID his employees, and as
every .nlng relating 10 onr, unfortunate DAFT
press, viii you kindly giys place 10 the fol-
loving resolutions of the Buffalo Typograpn.
zeal tnion, leourteously furnished Us by Geo.
) weo9, Esq,) IN tue absence Of Mr.. Ciapp at
his old home IN Buffalo.
Mr.. Webb, it is proper 10 say, has been thrice
elected President of the Bufiio Union. his la 81
term being in ises. And what is stiil more 10
his credit, as we view IL. he was, though up.
wards OF fifty years of age, q soldier in the
lGO.h New \ ork volunteers, and IN thai regi.
mens formed one Of the noble band Of heroes
who stood shoulder 10 shoulder with Lewis II
Uouglsss, the colored soldier printer OF this
Office, IN tbs m emorable s,ormiue of Fort Wag.
ntr. Like Douglas, he. 100, has shed his blood
for his country; and, like every other brave
soldier, he never will be cowardly enough To
ignore and disgrace a comrade Tor the color of
his skin, and especially al the demand of the
have ftly chosen Mr.. CavIs as their spokesm an
and representative. MANY TyPos
Whereas the Hon. A. NJ. Clapp, an honorary
member OF this Union, a practical printer. and
for more than quarter OF q century an EN-
ployIng printer OF the city OF Buffalo, has been
called oy the Senate OF the United States 10 the
responsible and honorable position OF Superin.
tendent OF Public Printing, in the city OF W ash
Ington;
And whereas, during the long business
the warmest Interest in the success OF our
organization, and has, wheney er opportunity
offered, rendered cordial and invaluable assist.
ance IN advancing the material and social
interests OF the craft thus erdearing him 20 the
lndiv dual members OF this Union: Now,
therefore,
he ureso'red, That while congratulating the
government on securing the services of SO
efficient and worthy an officer, and Mr.. OIapp
on the honorable recognition OF MS ability aud
public services in the appointment. our con-
gratulations are tlnged with regret that the
change requires the removal from our mids: of
one SO universally respected and esteemed.
ResOlccd, That Columbia Typographical
Union No. 10l, be respectfully requested, If not
inconsistent with the provisions OF the cousti
tuition and bylaws, to place the name of Mr..
Clapp upon the roll OF honorary members.
ResOired That copy OF the above be furnished
Mr.. Clapp and Columbia Union.
ReSoiced, That a special committed be ap-
pointed TO carry into effect the Requirements
OF the above resolution, and report at the next
meeting.
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OF Tapestry and Crochet Worn -N.u,. No..
lda hhodier. Roo-rts SEYMOUR. Faonts 49,
Viola Ssy 'ert and la Wilson. Ne 'ond &C..
St i E " Ai'eTs, L'i,sao b sinner. CArrle Wa.-
SOD, fannle her-y, L lisa and Carri- g,
Matte Wells And Mary Bliawsu n
Sms-ihhe Act Jennie Cssary -.
EEAily' ficren;e Hayes, Mary P.I'',,. A..
f0ro' anne hert.cre and Saraa whl,r-r
hhhle Lee. Amaze CoTkery. Emma Et,p- 49,.
and Mary Mosher. second Cas- -.
hu hsoefS-r. b'-.se laresv. Madeline
tlne, hane living srd Name IIs-r-,lI f.f,..
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80, SaIle Shoemaker. hirgtulN Ssvas.s
Semilia Chew. Al1e Young SaiIts w..
re-. o.4 N-ns9n, Iodine So - ,. Mr.
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Eo1t msCAhnie lee, AGnie french Al
,ss tarrae Watson. Mar Mrsbsr 49,.
ONeas: Lima Etheridge ana Iaa IA -.
I,Ous eeilne.Annie French, Anne t',-s
NJ NsbY AOsoer, Jennie Clsary F.rn..
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turtlss, i. Morrison. n Reilly Eats -
Aoa Ford, Mary Tinsley, Mary Pc, -. --
line Augustine, Teresa SeydslI ana M -
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SCIENTIFIC liz TrRs am Exr,Rt,,v,.--
GEoRG ETOvS Gel EsE.-I.ast u1sh, ~. D..
second annual CoInrnen cement eNer.,ss.
Georaetown COLLEGE took place in H. -.
hioition hall OF the COLLEGE buiIdtnr - 80
graduating class % lsf0. undsr tie s.s',.f 30.
father 4. Gichi. the accomplzhad -
professor. Nessrs. X Il MauFv -
Russell and Harry " alters. " ~. r-sg-h
class. delivered interesting Iee.ure. IN -. -- -
;alc pile. the effects o. he sla,f-f. .r-----
magnetic substances aud rler1ftt.. ~.
Also the Chemical. phylologlsal tb..-,.,- a..
luminous .noT,s o. he carrru- IIIu.,r-...
experiments. 'A .N
GEoR@ ETowN 60 y H-Ths ,Is,,t .,-..
addtees 70 he students wa del -
chapel TINS morning D. Rev. Charles -
j., ana was followed nmedIatalr n, a.
dlcilon OF the blessed Sacramagf -.
Grant Will deliver The diplomas gps a -
tue premiums a. Re C1mmaua.r,anf ii,
row. ii'iit S-ilil.-
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femal- tTramma- School. Ms I.,ur, -
Hsener' located on Monty streef. 49,,
alhIneu yee,erday afternoon hy Va A -
nan present, Aessrs. HYDE, nuutop vgr..
MIIson, snd Beali. o. ne Guardians, ana =
lev DAVIS, % -he Board OF Aidrrm.T r.
sonooi coInnen ed the wear Win an s,.,oi-.
out yesterdAy there were not more -bsr
ptesenl. The examination was cor, 7,......
upon IN mos rTalse,v Or-hy terms nv All o,....
gentlemen present The singing was tba M -.
noticeable feature or the occasion. ara =.
conducted by Professor banial
RIVER FRONT. p sred-Sesmar O. -
Knight. I,enty. New YORK aud I,olr-,t
Harper. Baltmors ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT. fudge Wylic.-Iu this court
to-day, the following cases were considered =
Bradley agt. Fisher: motion for new trial or
dered TO the court sitting In general term. Col
ley agt. Rutherford; Judgment for plaintiff
Sweeney agt Pond and Wright; Judgment of
condemnation set aside, and allowing gar
nishee TO answer interrogatories. The iury
was discharged for the rest OF the term Ad.
journed hll Thursday.
CRIMINAL COURT, fudge Tsler.-To.day
Michael Hussey and Eohn Myers Were put on
trial for assault and battery and resisting an
officer; verdict, Hussey not guilty, Myers
guilty Of assault bet not guilty of resisting
officer, aud fined 81 and costs. Charles Robin.
SON, assault and tattery; Jury out Michael
Breen, passing counterfeit money; on trial at
close of report,