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Mattingly for plaintiff and Sceva and Williams
validity of the will of the late Peter Green, who
bequeathed the larger portion of his property to
his two daughters, and it comes to this court on
ISSUES from the Orphans Court.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTArE-The follow
ing transfers OF real estate have been filed in
the office OF the Recorder OF Deeds since our
last report:
February 4th-F. w. Jones, trustee, to DAME,
O'Brien: sub q, square 63i, ss s.097; T. McCor-
mick to B. McMOrrow, sub. 4S, square 465, 81 2o0
James McGrann to Sarah v. Magruder, part
20, square 20: George A. Miller to Chas II. Sew
mour, part7, square 9i2, 81 200; Wm. Glass to
Samuel Shelton, II, square 79s, 800; John Rob-
erts to w II. Cissel, part 2, square i2i, 81 800.
February 5th.-G. F. Gulick to John Evans,
part 13. square 800, $3.50; Jerome A. johnson to
George A. Hall, sub. 10. square $780, 81 500:
James n. Callan to Martha W. Lese, sub. I,
square s2s, s324 same to l.. 2. Humphrey, sub
81, square $50. $3.50; s. X. Hardwick to Joseph
r. Law, west part 13, square Alb, 81 200; ID. l..
Morrison to ID. j. Evans, subs. IL. IL and H.
square l33, 81 $50; X. p. Dodge TO Fredericka r.
Lambert, subs . to &c, square 1873, 81, ,0OO; j. +.
Wollard to Eben Keeler. subs. ~, 45 and east <
43, square 1,C26, S609.66; j. ID. Laurberg to
Thomas Hutchingson. parts 1S2, square 902
$500: A. Y. Leech to G.. v. Leech. 1l9, square
n, y SS5, $1,000; 5. p, Wrisley to same, sub. 81
square 623, 81, 900.
February tho. Demeester to Mary O'Bren
sub IS, square 20, 1885, Joshua Whitney to same
sub. 81, square 16, $3.50; W. w. Corcoran to An
drew Schwartz. lot and part !, square go,
1.Gii-5o; Joseph Osmin to Peter Mcnamara
south part lot Is, square 162, SI11.45; Franklin
Little to same, lot Is, square sg7, $500; Edward
Green to W. III. Waters. lot II, square $40, 81 ,O0O
;. L. Drury to Mary OBrien, sub. Sc, square &C.
$500; d. +. Neidfelt to Lewis Huber, subs. l. and
Nj, and east half lot |, square 1s6, $500; James
Barnett to NJ. +. Moran, part lot 2G. square 40;
a. L. Craig ct al to Maria B. Craig, lot %
square 105.
February Sth-H. W. Hamilton to r. Blanch-
ard. sub. "a, square 2OS, s. OOO; G. h. Andrews
to Charles MedfOrd, lot 3, square 421, 81 ,2oO
Mary f.. Simms ct al to trustees Of Israel Church.
part lots IL and 13, square 636.
February 9TH. S. Hoilidge to w. n. Peck
%, square so, S515; Il. NJ. Hanson to f. M
.Ienifer, 4, square so, 81 800; X. b. Clark to
Andrew jackson, 32, square 5i5, 500; G.. F.
Grahamto Jane Fitzpatrick, part sub. ID, square
30, $780, y. l.. and w. b. jackson to John
Mann, 6, square 1876, 1915; James N Callan to
w. g. Phillips, So, 80, So, 81, 55, square s29,
S1,iI0.
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WHY AMERICAN WOMEN DO NOT LIVE LONG
one 81 the ReGso1s-OreTtdsking Children-At
WHAT Age Strides Should Begin-The National
Medical Society met last evening, DIR. Reyburn
III the chair and DIR. Gray Secretary, when a
paper on the ''Duration of Life OF American
women was read by DIR. LoOmis. who claimed
TO show that the women OF England, Ireland
Scotland, Belgium, Norway and Sweden pre-
serve their vitality equal 10 men, while in New
England and New York the deaths OF women of
the age OF forty is from seventy to ninety thous-
and III excess of the deaths of men: also that
ninety-seycn thousand women pass AWAY i'm
what should be the very prime Of life in everv
decade. This Is owing to the system Of over
tasking the mental and physical strength of
glrls, and the custom Of requiring them to Iinish
Their education 10y the time they are sixteen OF
eighteen years of age. He recommends that
but little effort be directed to the intellectual
development OF children before eight wears of
age, and that for one or two years above tour
teen, girls should be kept at home, engaged in
light physical labor. and at sixteen education
should commence earnestly and not before
vote of thanks wa> rendered DR.. LOOMS
ana Dr. SOuthwOrth gave notice that DIR. K.
Reyburn would read a paper at the next meet
ing on comparative frequency OF disease in the
White and eClored races" Adjourned.
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u bisTRiCT CTSFFr 81 CoITMSsff1s,l CSoaInEiTS =, l7S %.,..
GG9GSTy' Te scii:-In the case OF fHCMHs GAL
.N 1xecutor OF James Galligan de-
eeased the executor Aforesaid has. Wit5 the an.
nnntu S1a,on OF the Orphsns' Court Of Washingfon
siy 18th, A. d; l60, for the final setti .ment and
% OF the personal estate Of sad deceased
been collected and turned Into money; when an
Al the creditors and heirs Of said ,ceased Ar
nosneo, 70 attend, with their claims pronari,
vvoucned, or they may otherwise BY Law bs excpdss
.Lom ~ penent In said deceasedS estate: Pror;dsd
copX OF tna1 order bepublished weak Tor thr,
AZ IN sne Evehfhg Star previous to the All
ja1iawsVs A. wEBsTER, Registsr Of win,
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AN ACT making an appropriation to pay the
laborers the balance due them for grading and


AN ACT making an Appropriation 10 pay the
laborers the balance due them for grading and
graveling Boundary street.
Be itendcted by the Board Of Alderman and Board
Of Common Council Of the Cityof Washington, That
the sum of eleven thousand six hundred and for
ty-six dollars and thirty-three cents (S11 .6i6S3)
be, and the same is hereby appropriated paya-
bic out OF the funds of the First, Second, Third,
and Fourth Wards, in the following proportions
viz: Four thousand four hundred and fittv- four
dollars and eighty-nine cents "a, ,45i.S9) thereof
to be paid out of the funds of the First Ward;
two thousand and twenty dollars thereon
5000 to be paid out of the funds of the Second
Ward; one thousand two hundred and seventy
one dollars and fOrtyfour cents Isl there
OF to be paid out of the funds of the Third
Ward; and four thousand dollars $4,000 there
Of to be paid out of the funds of the Fourth
Ward, to enable the Mayor to pay i'm full the
amounts now due the laborers for grading and
grayeling Boundary street
Approved, January p, 1870.
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ABEL G.. DAVIS, Secretar,
NSU RA NCE ROO MS

TNSUR RANCE ROOMS
TN. HANSON & d. LEWIS BLACKFORD.
THE KTNA FIRE INSURANCE CO.. Of Hart
fsrd. Assets, S5,5O0.00o.
THE + NoRTH IT, BRITlsn III ANB MERciNTILE
rssb assa,s aa tnoisnd and .nited States
THE HARTToRD FIRE INSURANCE co. As
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO, Of
Philadelphia Assets 81 100000
THE sPRINGFIELD FIRE INSURANCE CO,
Of Massachusetts. Assets. (nearb = 900 900.
THE PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Hart
ford. Capital, 100000.
THE ROGER WILLIAMS" FIRE INSURANCE
CO.. Of Providence X. 4.
THE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE
CO, Of New York
And that old and excellent Home Company
town, ID. Z.
In Life Insurance we have the great
MT UTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co., of New York.
Cash assets, S35 100000.
THE lETNA LIFE INsURANcE CO., of Hart
ford. Assets, SI2, 100000.
Our Companies have aggregate Of assets exceed
halt a century Of experience They are too well
known to require comment. Our own experience
twenty consecutive in this city is ample: and
cur adjustments have always been prompt and salts
b. LEWIS BLArRFoRD,
Jalo1y 3le 9TH ST.. told No. 1861
BEST INVESTMENT FOR
OWNERS OF PROPERTY
A fttc dollars pad 10
A. s. PRATT SOW,
for Insurance me
PHCNIX, Of EaTtford,
the HOME, or lOTkERS,
or FIR EMEN'S, Of Nsc York.
INSURE NOW, TO nsoTroIc may Be too Iate.
.,O&ce No. NJ. c. A. Building, corner 9Th and
ID Slyeets. la6-tr
NATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE COM.
~ PANY OF WASHINGTON.
Ofce-NO. Fl Louisiana are, one door Of 9TH u
No charge for Policies revenue Stamps.
Risks taken tine most asonsbe terms and losses
promptly paid.
Dircctors-Ckarles knap, President; George W
Riggs, Vice President; Marshall Brown, Thomss
Berry, Richard Walsch, VIM. Dixon, Daniel Dodd
Henry p. Cooke, Samuel Racon.
sei5ly NOBLE q. LARNER. Secretary
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BUTTER.

Several choice varieties by the barrel or bushei.
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TEAS.

GCNPOWDER, JAPAN. oOLONG, IMPERIAL,
ENGLISH BkEAhfA>r. Nr..
All grades and prices, guaranteed As Low as any
house ia the city.
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INSURANCE.

EIREMANS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Il WASHINGTON AND GRoRGErOwN.
Ofhce-Room No. 4, over Bank of Washington.
CHARTER Ed By CONGRESS 1881.
CAPITAL AND SCRPLU S...-.... 26G 600
Insures all descriptions of Property in the District
OF Columbia.
No charge for Stamps or Policies.
BOARD oF DIRECTORS.
Esau Pickreil. Lewis johnson. I. Ed. Clark.
Geo. Waters. Thps. Parker, W. T.. Howard,
d. Shoemaker, y II. French. Chas. " Davis,
GEORGETOWN. Andrew Rothwell. Alb. 4. Wilsons
JAMES ADAMS, President.
ABEL G.. DAVIS, Secretary fel-e,A2m
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phT YvursSs

CIRCUIT CorRT, Judge Cdrtter--To-dav,
North American Life Insurance Company aGt.
W. ID. Shepherd; exceptions to referees report
overruled and award confirmed; appeal taken
Whitley agt Bannerman; defendant has leave
to file plea. Kendall agt. Roth; Judgment bv
default. Utermehle agt. Utermehle; plaintiff
suffers non-suit. Same agt. same; verdict for
plaintiff; motion for new trial. Hubers AIT.
Sholes; appeal dismissed.
WILL CASE.
The case of Peter McGinnis ct al. agt. James
and John Green was taken up-NOrris and
Mattingly for plaintiff and Sceva and Williams
for defendants. In this case Is involved the
validity of the will of the late Peter Green, who
bequeathed the larger portion of his property to
his two daughters, and it comes to this court on
ISSUES from the Orphans Court.
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And make il our whole study 10 furnish the VERY
BEST 81 everything in the way &c Family Suppli-s
generally. Our facilities for buying surpassed
by none. and guarantee to sell low any uth-r
honse IN the city; also 90 give the article quality
and quantity as represented. Please give a single
trial at least.
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Laws Passed BY the Se"tn
Council q Woshingt0a City. ID y.

AN ACT authorizing the purchase OF a lot ad-
joining the new engine-house on the south
side of Virginia avenue, between ouI-snu-a-
half and Sixth streets and the erectlon tnere Re-
on of a suitable brick building TO DC used Tor
police station-house.
BE it enacted by The Board Of Aidern,en and Board
Of Common COuhcii If TIE CITY Of Washington, ihaI
the Mayor be, and he IL hereby, authorized ana
requested to purchase lot adjoining the new
engine-house on the south side of Virginia ave-
nue., between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets,
and cause to be erected thereon a suitable brick
building, to be occupied and used as police
station house.
SEC. 2. And be IL further enacted, That the chair
man of the Committee on Police i'm the Board of
Aldermen and Board of Common Council sdall,
together with the Mayor, constitute building
committee, who shall cause said building to be
erected 10y contract, and to deiray the expense
much thereof as may be necessary, be, and is
hereby appropriated, payable ont Of the general
fund. lApproved, January -, ls10.
AN ACT authorizing the Board of Trustees of
Public Schools to employ assistant teachers in
the male grammar schools.
BE IL enacted by the Board Of 4tisrmsn and Board
Of Common Council Of the City Of Washington, That
the Board OF Trustees of Public Schools be, and
they are hereby, authorized to employ in each
of the male grammar schools an assistant
teacher whenever and at such time or times as
the said Board of Trustees may deem it neces-
sary for the welfare OF the public schools; and
the salary OF each of the said assistant teachers
dollars per annum, payable in monthly INSTALL
ments, and at the same time the other teachers
are paid. (Approved, January -, 1870.
AN ACT for the relief of Il. Richards, Superin-
tendent of Public Schools. and defining the
manner of the payment of said officer.
BE 1t enacted by the Board Of Aldermen aud Board
of Common Council of the Cityof Washington, That
the sum of one hundred and four dollars and
seventeen cents be, and the same is hereby, APP
propriated out OF the School Fund to enable the
Treasurer OF Public Schools to pay Il. Richards
his salary as Superintendent of Public Schools
from June 13, 1869, to July 1, 1869.
SEC. 2. And be ii further enacted, That the sal
ary of Superintendent of Public Schools shall
be paid by the Treasurer of Public Schools at
the same time the teachers are paid, and upon
bills approved by the Mayor as er-e6icio Presi-
dent of the Board of Trustees of Public Schools
or by the Vice President of said Board.
SEC. 3. And be IL further enacted, That all acts
parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions
OF this act be, and the same are hereby, repealed
Approved, January p, 1870.
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Particular attention given 90 this one article 4
our Trade and We are constantly supplied with =
choice article iron New York state.
In fact We give special ard undivided attention
fn fha
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A VAIL STREET TfICK.

The Bogus "EXtras" in the Gold Room
The SpeculaIors' Litilc Game Proves n
Failure.
The credulity Of Wall street men-more es
pecially OF those innocents who deal in gold-sas
never more strikingly demonstrated than yester.
day. At the usual hour the Gold Room be .an 10
fll up with It's crowd OF yocifsrons speculalors and
business went on with about the ordinary clanor
OF tongues. Gold was then selling at 1llT,. But nt
1890 the scene changed. Just previous to that time
an unusual commotion was heard near the door,
and several OF the representatives, OF German bank
ers were summoned to consult their principals.
Amer a whispered conversation these gentlemen
plunged ioto the pit, and commenced selling at a
lively rate.
AT trecisely 1880 the murder was out well
known operator entered the room, having In Ills
hand hitle slip OF paper-say two by nye inches-
bearing In two.line plea type the word EXTRA A."
At once there was grand rush for these extras and
IA less than no time the room full OF them and
the brokers were in q state OF tremendous excite.
ment, Yelling like feuds ineaTnate, and singing
their arms about with utter disregard oitheir neigh.
oors' safety. Gold cropped Ike fash to lily, and
the bear party smiled broadly that there was dan
ger OF reir dlsocating their jaws-which event
might, perhaps, have furnished ammunition Tor un.
born Ssmsons.
Tue extras purported to have been issued by the
Iost and CODlrereidk and were nearly identical in
expression. The following is copy OF that attrl.
buied to the COMMERCIAL:
LONDON, Oct THE negotiations which have been
gong on through the mediation of General Burnside
between Jules Fnyre and Bismarck wers brought 10 a
SHccss m forHtn1liOH mb niOtHing, France lccedlng
10 lrussIan term, with slight mo dinca'iOns.
ANY observant man would have seen at once
from tie ap Of the slips, that they had not
been printed in a newspaper ufiee, Tor they were
pnlntod on glazed paper, aud worGed oG With the
nicstF OF job printing.
:, A. about II o'clock the new. was denied and at
ll:l0 the brokers IN the room learned that II was n
complete hoax, sell, a :" go,' o. as one roman.
tic Young fellow, With bun trousers, paste da-
monde, aud an excess OF shirt collar, remarked "a
dead gut"
Fortunately the discovery was made before the
orginalors o tAe sell Lad realized very hoay y aid
II rs doubted W. eIheT taeY made much moi tIan
lher n@rar bi Is. The susp!"ions Of the street.
poim % "a prominent Canadian opera!or. Tut of his
compliciy IN Ihe sWindie no one has any positive
proof
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HONEST Work BY Az HoYEsrJUDGE.
4 Righteous Scntencc-A Land shark Sent
up for Sixteen Nonths-A Notorious wo-
man Punished-Nobie Words from jus
tice DOwiing

\ Righteous Scntencc-A Land shark Sent
up fer sixteen Months-A Notorious wo-
man Punisbed-Nobie Words from JUS
ticc Dowiing
Charles NJ. Barry, the keeper Of low class
boarding house at 2is Front street. was orragned at
the Bar Of tho Special Sessions yesterday, before
JuGge Downing, on three several charges preferred
against him 10y three sailors, who landed Lere from
tie West Indies on Friday last On arriving in
Brooklyn they hired boatuan to take them and
their baggage to 6i Market street. but instead Of
doing the toatman took them to the den
kept by Barry, SLcre lie charged them $5 a head
for their baggage. which he claimed was only a
proper charge. and also demanded a weeks board
In advance from each one. They refused to pay II
aud he and his gang set upon them and beat their
tunate mon aro joseph Peters Louis Conway and
Henry Compiling. Wnen the prisoner was tried and
convicted, Judge Bowling said:
THIS Court determined that 'ailors - al have nro.
not be imposed upo1 There are society Tor Ie PRO,
,Ss,o and business sc,o S1t am sorry 70 say ,hst
not Know es., Of sRs e01S 'so s.n
M me- nes SeSn haT @0rs sniSy sasd % np they
sisa.ma1 TO your vie den; instead Of beng iaEs6
HSre @ yGu cEsScd S S0 e9S0rSants Sn GOV pfice, Hs
Vow gave SSgp,aii',ion 20 these ranncrs,
sSy s wSeS Sn eJ sr hoSsS from Frday l
heat them In the Ia which they snpear here 10.
day. To deter Others nom repeating what you have
zone, lwil mAse an example OF You, and only too
sorry that cannot give you moe extended term OF
service.
The prisoner was then sentenced to the Pcnitcn.
tiary for III months.
soon alterward the notorious Fanny Phieany,
the keeper OF a vic den in Fifteenth street was
tried Tor keeping disorlerly house Judge bow.
lirg sentence hcr TO three months in nprisonment
and dned her tJ0. He said;
The Court md you Iuilty from the testluonv you
offer no evidence whatever II has been truvcn to the
satisfaction Of n Court that kent thls disorder
house. II is dsordcry 20 the neghhof, end those
who pass ny The Court has suspended judgment IN
many Eases where the parties we'c poor-whcre they
had Kept houses the nrSt time but 1t Is a notorious
TACT in New YORK that YOU are pcron who has Kept
house OF tins KIND iot many wears and In many places
and all your huusca bore ufOrtCr name. The Court
would not undertake IN that II 81 uress hon
of this kind nut will regulate them that the neigh
borhood shan not De annoyed 10y them. In large city
Ike the u canrot be expected that they can be sup.
pressed Allorcther. After much experience In rocc
matters say II Npuld be better Tor the city II such
houses were licensed ana properly regulated BY law
As they now they offensive To persons IassinR
at oil hours ard in all directions
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BALTIMORE Oct, 25.-The inaugural meeting
OF the races of the Maryland Jccky Club over TIC
Pimli o course, was mold to-day.
In the nrst race, OF two miles, over II hpr .,
wclter weights, 500 to the winner and seq O. ..e
second horse, there we're two entries. Bilds 49,
lone, /, and oysterman Jr, g 1ime--iO0E
In tbs second race, match, two niles, for
Sl00)O side, ior,i g. 900 thcI0 were two entries
-NarrHgansott ~ dom Eunter, and STAMPS by ".
II, Sanford. 'o,iet by Nsuaesnseit and stamps
gauopod over tho course.
The :h..d rccs, the Dinner Party s'los, S,sh OF
two miles fr yeas 90 ""'' -5G diirts, slODO en-.
trance, S5O orbit, hod 90 entries, t,sasncss c4me
l. Ehrtic 2 Foster s. Susan Arm 4. Ida Grlsom D.,
Fiuesse t. and My Maryland I, Tinc, 3i1E
IN the fourth race, Tor purse O 500, Tnie heats
for three eir-llds tuat nave not wIu single race
Of tl,0J or over duiing the year, to carry 100
pounds, entries.
The frst he.t was won by or,oan in 1:i9b,
second heat by Conductor In l:5l aud third heat by
Conductor In i:b5
Ia tho great race the dinner partv stakes ior
si3,OO0 fisler was the iavorio, and pools sol last
nsht Foster 500 Prelkness 800 EciiI lsJ Ida
Grizsom, 40 Finesse sl3; and suan Ann, s2l
My Mary land was not entered until this rning on
tho course. 1his morning Foster sold at Sll6, anu
Broakness at f15
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POLIIICdL S0TIBS.

the Renuhliclna Of Newir6 county. v j., yester-
day renom mated Andrew iced for hcun
mass mectn' Of Iri.h Republicans At Coopes
IT, huic lns; night wal nllrc-sca by Npr la re.ly
Horace Greeley, Gyn. kllpAtr 90, and otrrs
Toe ncmocrltic Congrr--ionh Convection Al
MiiNeiown, y, \ , yostcrl lay dominated w. c. II.
sheuunn for Congress,
The Knes County Labor reform party bsy,
no,lnntcl on Bonnett Tor Congress from tho BOO
The Albert Cartozo Association of the Firh Sens
torlal DKrct l'ft Gvenng endorsed TammIny IIan
aud tne regular Democratic nominations.
The Democratic Union General Committee mek
lat evening at Masonic Hall Ncst Thr,eentb stTest
Mr. u. II Roosevelt in tine char, and pns ,ed rcsoia
tons iaVonng the IHmmanY nominations.
The Eleventh Ward TAmmpuy Hail CamnaIeu
,lnb rhs'd hammer last evening 70 honor NJ Hoffman,
McSrs. j A, Lyons, Goodn. rdt. aud v Gilman
A Fifteenth WHrl M'ch,el Norton Association
Na.t 'an rcd At u Bvoc stree 't eve ug, vita
i2r 10 l9wn ONE RS il'n,y huuhel .,"'aent rhoa
Lazy lielsurrt u =. watts aryTotHJ ovor ~
members slgned tho iull
The Kings County Indc0cn lent Oorman Generi
ommlliee last night numiuWrl ttnch u S,,Vkd
,TlnNer tnI surrogate, D. A'n Ter flr Cpntrcs, from
Tho rni'd Dbsrct aud s II. Du,cnor from tIe second
DisrCt.
1ho General Committee Of German Democratic
Un.onsts ot New iniN met lat niHht IN T,utOnis
Han WITH Coroner hfn r IN the char. RESOLUTIONS
sd"ntrd ana ad dr. ssev made oy Dr Bcr.nian sn1 Nj
sohro ter.
MIR Goorge ilkes was on MONDAY evening las,
nominated tor Cungro~' Nv the ltcpuDlrans of tho
NNtl District. Tbs .a strong DenNo' atlC DIS riot
In, thorc Grc twp DeinOcralir candidates. JAInst
ooh and Julius Waa,wortt and tWeen thoin IL ~
not Impossible that Mr.. NIlkes may hp ectod.
The Convention o. colpred men al 49, tsed
as nlgat WIN inAsH meeting which was sduressed by
he Key ". A, uarnet of Utica. VIM, Kolls bIowns
i.esoIut.o,s vera ' NIsoteT end,I,a. va, Y,,I sa1
LSiln'.S and no Hrn-blieah plaLo'n
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The Latest Cnblnc, Gossip.

WAsuISGroS, Dot. 25.-Postmastcr-G General
Creswe'l has no present intention OF visiting Eng
land, nor has the President yet solicited Minister
in place Of senator Norton, doc ined
Judge llonr was no, driven out Of tho Cabinet
On the pTpolntment Of MIR. Boutwell, a. Secretary OF
the Treasury, Judge Hour fastened to Washington.
and at the first Cabinet meeting he attended said to
the President that IN Ms opinion there sLouil not
bo Two Cabinet OnCCrs from tho SANE State. lie
therefore offered TO fcsion a any line the Frr, ot
shou.d uesire, aud frequently repeated the offer.
Tho report that luc-Ideut Grant attended tho
races al Long Branch vi lie Secretary Cox was DE.
voting himself To- business IN Washington. is ON.
Chilly denied Tho President didn't attend tho
TacoS, and Secretary Cox was absent an ohtire
month during Grants sOjourn at tho branch. IL
was during the Presdenl's absence that Cox tender
ed his resignation The rensOns involved no differ.
epce whatever In public Affairs, bal we're wholly OF q
priyais nature.
No psBon has yc4 beea designatsd for Commis
nionur Oi lhtcTnal l,cVehuo, II likely llat au
IppOiniAcut VIII he g.HIo iOt several vaeLs.