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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Humphreys.-Yester-
dav, Andrew jackson, nricted Tor q sault aud
battery. was found not guilty.
This morning, i'm the case of James Rollins
convicted OF grand larcenv, new trial was
granted, on motion of Mr.. Barred, and the &C
cpsed YVES released on giving bail.
ORPHANS Court, Judge Wytie.-To- day, let.
ters OF adm'nistrat on, with the will annexed,
were 'srued to AlpbonSine Betout on cstate OF
Eugene Betout-bond Sl2 900. Henry ID. BeAn
was appointed guardian OF orphan Of the late
Montgomery p. Smith-bond 81 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

ASSAULT AND BATTERY-John Buckley, for
assault and battery on Morritz Kahl, was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Parlin, and turned
over TO the marshal by Lieut.. Hurley, of the
frst precinct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

CHOSE EVENING BELLs."-Those evening
bells, - that celebrated poet Red Cloud wrote
All very we'll. But what are those evening
bells compared with the summer Clothing sold
At Oak Hall, the Clothiers. All! light, airy,
natty, gracefal-everything that can be de-
sired-aie those SUNNI Sul,s, and D cheap. we
UIchssed only yesterday. Ten minutes after
lady friend said TO us; g Why, you ere growing
young" We wished We had bou ght two, at Oak
Hall Clothing House, No. SIS 7th street, OF. osite
Two BILLIARD HALLS. supplied with Phelan's
tables, ere among the minor aiiuncts OF that
pattern bosteIrie, the Americ IN House, BostDn
Nj; srs. Rice keep pace with all the dem snds o.
guests.
HKNPLER has all kinds of thermometers $50
p. DoNELAS, so long and favorably known in
tie clothing trade, is now at Oak Hall Clothing
House, No. Us It'll street, where he will be
pleased to show all persons in want of cloth ing
the best stock of Mems and Boys Clothing in
the city. q, th,s,t,6
INDUcEMHKr TO Buzz A GooD S.wIKe MA
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire at the agency, Baums Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, l06 Seventh street, between d
and i. III
THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK. cor
ner Of It'll street and Louisiana avenue, Ia open
from $50 to $50 O'Clock every SATURDAY. evening
in addition to its regular banking hours. Ii
pays interest on deposits.
PANAMA. HATS
Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. L. Whiteneys, 94 Pennsylvania avenue,
south side. bet. 9th and 10Th sfreefa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

The CORPORATION FINANcKs-Amounts Re
eeired for Licenses, dc.-Mr. John r. Cook, the
City Register, Is preparing bis statement OF
receipts for licenses ror the year ending June
30th, 1870. The following are the amounts ,or
the yer, as als % those Of the previous We II:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

STEALING SHrRTs--James Parker. colored,
was arrested yesterday by Oficer Osterhout, for
petIt larceny Of seven wooden undershirts, which
were found In his possession; and he was turned
over 10 the marshal by Lieut.. Eckloff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02
SUMMER RESORTS.


Of0kY POINT PAVILION.
vim open for the r.c..sion 81 Visa Ia
I lar ,rler, ~. ben Sr al a. so,.r1ss, ~ H
ADDITION OF new and cormodious buiidin =, ,hs
eotfs yes ,harn rc Nv .,a tea m
ti.SSsnt srn.iea 49,. - 80 E.-a;f,sr, t.,
D.. Hts,s ish;ac ma -, n a.. "a sssry anal,
snr. nese...rx for an. ro,,,ers ara nie,su-e ~
net. m Rsr, n,cre "a ya,so,t Rs.st' .ns ~.
satin ore And Aauis trek Besfs r,ss d.iiy
T s.... ~ 80 asee ~ - - .ee,,
~ H. PEI dsrS &c. pcr w. ~ ,,, nS;es
S.sstnr ,,fn,s. LII - 81 a. ~. n ~.
S.r .,.s- 70 i"'nr "o1 ~ ~ :, -
o. tne Ae.coooutsn ao.es. yeo-u
NADDER 0VRvMG0
n carrry rrpo,Dr.
~ fhSDhH<Sh IVc"ff, 'iH"ANfA'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. xr-.. 49,. ,rfu
Inu oeaitn tui NJ rm ante SUNNI, nsSfs "
be ogen lot tse rice ption of visitors on tne AAAA
HH Val WILL. Iheetprs Us, mn VI
AZ nuuner, are tuhed N gorge OF tne -
NORTH ncunta az, ssysntesn mi,ss IRON wsaea ser
py t3ge over peaut'tuf tnd eaie To- a. Route VIA
b8 " n 70 Wt3chester
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

ISTANcIDE.-Yesterday afternoon Sergeant
German, Of the sixth precinct, found the body
Of q child in a sewer at the corner OF 9Th and L
streets. 1t was so much decomposed that IL was
not deemed necessary to send for the Coroner
From the size IL was supposed TO be about 81 <
months OF age. Lieut. Eckloff had the remains
taken up and sent 10 the Almshouse for burial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

PANAMA. HATS
Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. T. Whiteney's, 924 Pennsylvania avenue.
south side. bet. 9th and 10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02
IAdvertisement.I

WALLACE SCHOOL BuIp,no vu,..
ternoon the children of the ThsxS Hs..- a.
schools, with their parents and ffsends .ssa,,'
bled In the hall OF the Wallach school h,S,Ss.,
and after an address by Hon. s. 8. Fisher. t5,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02
GEORGETOWN AByERTISRNRyfs.

~THE DEDICATION OF THE BAPTIST
S Sunday School Cha pei, cor Congress and Cav
SITS, will take place NEXT SABBATH, July 81
Preaching at II and 3o'clock, by Rev. DR. CurH-
se, II. Nlft
NE fAkMkkS AND n kCHANICS BANK
S . 0EoRGErOwN, 4. o., June Is, $50.
meeting OF the Stockholds r. OF this Bank will be
held at the Banking uee MONDAY, july .th. for
the eief ton OF riae Trustees, for the year
next ensuing. Polls opes IL q. D., Close I D. m
le ~ 1awfd w. LAIRD, JR., Cashier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

yt<o iu OWncr anu
CEA BATHINGLsEA BATHING!,
COBB's ISLAND, VIRGINIA.
is now open and
READY FOR vIsIToRs.
TERMs-S3 per Day; els per Week.
Cherry stone, Va.
60 Rcute-stesner from Baltimore or Norfolk to
Cherrysfone. jels- Inn
EAUQUIER WHITE sgLPHUR SPRINGS,
l. VIRGINIA,
assmsnt q Mr. 8n sfIhs j. s sn ns @a kt
Weber Music has been engaged for the ls:Sl
wI The sprine. are reached by rail- to the town of
GsIiesso1 where LssseLgers vii take NaylIr.
soal ~ 'or inc SPRINGS nx miles distant. over
SsfI Tgcie EJ ri iss day
MoNrEREY sPkINGs.
a.. popular and h,s.alrsy SUMNER RE. SA4
abov. tdewater, on the samuit Of the msunisin ol,
reception Of sosrdsrs on he sth o. JUNE '0r 'n'
Or more month"; Children ssa
For further description .s9d for circulars. Ad-
su., ,b Fountain nm Dale p o. Adams county, Pa.
w LONG BRANCH, NEW JERsEY,
VIII be Opened for the Reception of Guests on the
a., This MAGNIFICENT structure, Gated at the LA
ha. an the n RsH Of %0aefn
improvementscaiculated to make its guests satiscd
The peI.Snsl attention Of Mr., JAMES SYKES
and NJ PFTnR GA6DNER, 80 long known TO the
favor them witk their patronage, all the comfort they
e. &C. On s & gfs p c. 3 letter
leHu West End Hotel, Long Branch, N J.
CAPON sPRiNGs,
These SPRINGS, celebrated for their Alternative
ToperuSs, are now open for the reception
The Medicinal virtues of the Waters. it's Ie:HY
bilsy 70 W.shingion and Baltimore renders ID Is.
Ais..sdra ana Msnas:ss R.iro.s Il tine me morning
excellent four hor.s coaches win await the arrival
70 ss r.r.. esS 70
can stop Il winchester and take coaches for the
,J Tern; e.: e Bo.rdlne:-rhe price has been greatly
:Ia other. 70 spend the su%%sI 80 per MONTH"; months
K sSisndid Band Of Music Is engaged both for
L1Sh and Bsnk9om
ydsd REGULAR psyeiaH q sSs hisSs.P s =.
Ell Ss:er's' ''npAle' 49, AZ fseR5istOr
I'm 00N'if EoSa ss A4Ssa!. "a
win be opened on the ,sth q june. Gj0
This magnificent hotel h.s over coo Roons
Piazza fronting the ocean 100 teet long.
For rooms .yply At the Everett House. New York.
VI W '"' - w. b. BoRRows. P,o,r,.,o,
WIN. WILKINSON, Superintendent jeic' I'm
REAuTIrUL IN .IYLI,
- And quality not excelled.
JAPANESE AND Isle THREAD POPLINs.
in Plaids, Tints, and Chene Designs,
AT rHs KxrRExELr Low PRICE OF
IS CENTS PER YARD.
An i%%sF e stSS SLIP Of pRI GOODS. at GREAr
y ON Svts oHiy. Just Dsalsas 10 sU
Jest 10ls and l0so 9TH street, q. ".
8 =. wnIAEH.
DEALER IN
nARBLE AND SLATE nAHrELs,
sIRBBOAIDe, TABLE AND BUREAU roPs
BkACKETs. BRACKET sHILvEs,
GRATIS. sUaAER PIECES, &C., q.
fhs asoye gsoe. ere vsrrsnssl 10 BE- o. the Ses
sn.. No. . Z. 4. o; a: b3ILDISS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN Prices,
* FOB THE NEXT 60 DAYS At SSyS
II. WILLIAN's,
GOT Pennsylvania ave-, and Cite rreviss, P.ris
The Stock in part Comprises
1t dS BLACK DRESS SILK,
-: b. p. lkENCH CORSETs,
SIN Suits, HiIlinery cooa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

SUIT AGAINST THE COMMISSIONER OF PA.
TEsrs-Yesterday, IN the Circuit Court, Judge
Ohn, the cese Of Andrew Whitley vs.. s. s.
F,sher-sction for damages laid at so, 900
against the Commissioned Of Patents for refu-
sing 10 issue q relssued patent for An improve
ment IN gang plovs, rs ordered by the decision
ofJusiice Fisher, OF the Supreme Court OF this
Dist1ct-was taken up. Gen. Muzzy. for de-
Peared In person, sndaled an afiidasit object
ing 70 trial before Justice DIN, on the ground
thai be believed be could not get An impartial
trial nom him. Justice DIN refused to enter
tain the affidavit, and said IL Mr. whiteIev h Al
more experience In law practice he would send
him TO jail. he ordered the case to eo ON. and
appeal was entered BY the plaintiff -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

The FINANCE COMMIrTEE.-The committee,
MessSs- Mckelden, Todd, and Clephane con-
time their work at the City Hall, and have
thus Far received counts amounting to
5000 ,0180l. These are all current accounts,
accounts of the police and fire department not
having been filed are not included. II Is highly
probably that one or two hundred thousand
dollars worth moro Of accounts viii be pre-
sented, and IL would not be surprising that the
Bowen legacy will rise to one million.
Mayor Bowen on the 3lst of May, in COM
.munication to the Senate District Committee,
estimated the floating debt ct about 1885,, 900
only 1901 900 out Of the way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

ASSAULT ABOUT A GIRL-Last evening
Lewis Pollard and Lewis Jones' colored cot iSS''
10 dispute on AK street, near the In al abou,
,hs 1n1 met sat s,s.ors getting the better OF
and the lsst-pamed struck Jones ~its q en-
Ofcer Leech this morning arres,ss Poiis ~ ~,
the charge of assault aud battery with intA,, :,
kill, and he ives delivered to the Marshal W "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02
LOCAL NEWS.


pinetic Troupes.
DAILY ExcuRsIoss to Glymont on the steamer
g. p. Smith.
DAILY ..CuRs1ou Of ths steam9 Arrow b.
Mount Vernon.
snITH's Arr 0AfInRY, 3l6 y street.
MARKRIrl1's Art 0ALLlRY, sSs 7th street.
BARLow's Art GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue.
eure The RSarSh OF yaly.
GLYNoST.-Nr-ic, dancing, fireworks.
MARSHALL BALL--Dancipg, pic-nicing, sc.
SEykkTh-srEEKT PAgK.-Grand picnic of
CreeplcEf Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

low rIGUREs.
10 BALES rRHsH Hope.
lily x; hAR9E STOCK, ALL GRADES,
For sale low, in lots 10 suit. by
w. n. GAIT Co,
81. indiana ayel ne an LIST strret
eb Near Baltinl re an OHIO .ilrosS Al NJ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

~ ROACHES, RATS AND NICE.
MIRNy IFFICTUAL vERMIU POISON YIN
infably destroy these Pests, and s perfectly safe
to use. No other preparation for the purpose has
been extensively OF successfully used In this city
Price - cents Per box. Sold, wholesale and re-
bv Druggists generally. myle1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

PoP DEPEKpAToRs.-For some days the min
eral water wagon Of Mr.. X. A. Shnn has been
robbed when in the neighborbood OF 18th and b
streets Of bottles OF pop. Last evening about
two dozen bottles were taken, and the officers OF
na1t;es is ,r nrn oS ssaang .ne
Stute srreste d Jo eph Can, Henry Mcdonald
and De Witt Frazier, who were concerned In the
robbery last evening, and they owned up. taking
the officers to q drain where they had placed
them to cool. The bottles were placed around
their recks and arter being taken to the police
headquarters, they were marched over TO the
diately taken up by Judge Humphreys, who
cent Mcdonald and Frazier to the Reform
School for six months and held the case OF Can
over. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

GErrYsBuRG KATALYsINE wArrR ,.,ou
70 nave cured NJ e tnyald! since its dis
SS sg STsyel. kidney ard Urinary Disssses eener
Ssnstisation and Disrrhea, II Heat Dizeaseo ~
pn. ncniai and Asthmatic Affections Of Genera De
bnity &C., &C. Many Of these cures q, NJ ns - -
eminenf physicians, fact worth consderjns bv ne
victims OF Quack medicines and WORTH. 81 ssr.ne
Price per case OF two dozen quarts at the Shrine.
p or q Lne New YORK Depot, 90. Addre CITY,
Park Plare, New York. 20 "a 90
The sun., 1870-04-26
Personal INTELLIGENCE.

Miss Edith 0'Gorman interviewed Mr.. Dennis
sader, OF the Re,o Fork Tablet again yesterday.
Tie Hon. George r. Comstock, OF Syracuse, de-
MES that he Is candidate for associate
OF the Court Of Appeals.
The Hon. John Bigelow sails for Europe next Sat
urday, In the City OF Brooklyn, with his family. lie
will remain abroad several years.
Gov. Randolph, OF New Jersey has accepted the
resign nation of II. N. Conger, Secretary OF Slate ana
has appointed In his place Henry O. Ike sey Of Sussex
County, AS his successor.
Tho Hebrew Orphan Asylum OF this city has
eleeted President Myer Stern VicePTesdent, Jesse
Hyman Seligman solomon, Emanuel Lehman, John
Rau, Moses Goodkiud, and Lewis LeVengood.
Clinton Commsndery, No. A. X, T., has installed
Sir Robert Black, C0mnapder SIR Juison Curtis Cen
eTalisspo SIR Clarence Beecher Captain General {;
sir II. w Karn Pr9late SIR @ y, Beatty; sen Warden
eri siI W, N. Richardson, Sentinel
Erroneous statements having appeared Ia some Of
the Journals becomes duty to state that the ad.
lecLlye od cfnnot PROPERLY be appleI TO NJ. George
Roberts has long enjoyed distinction IN the literary aud
Times In his career began at 80 early an age that
he Ia still In the PRIME Of life Mr. Roberts 10 wit aud
some OF the pest Jokes OF the day arc his.
Mr.. Edward Payson weston's long announced
entertainments will be given NJ Steinway Hall this
evening The Hon. Horace Greeley will preside, and
athletic exercises especially the science OF waking
spSsT nattsrins term. of his hSsn psTforSsScs, s1S,s
After the lecture no WIN walk mile In the hall inside
ent 20 Keep time. To accommodate ticket hoiders the
ooto1ce yl remain open for the exchange oil tio ks
for rsssSyed sesw until O'Clock thA r. N.
The sun., 1870-04-26
THE EXCISE FARCE.
The Law which says No, meaning Yes-No
Accommodations for the Salaried Citi-

The Law which says No, meaning Yes-No
Accommodations for the salaried Citi-
zens who will have Nothing TO DO.
Mayor Hall spent some hours in the Mulberry
street palace yesterday morning in a vain endeavor
to get ofices In the building for the new Excise
Board Tho Police Commissioners cannot had room
'or this body Of salariod citizens. The Mayor will
organize the Board in his own once on Monday
next The license ices are, IL Is said. to be For first
class hotels, $50, second.cltss do and billiard
loom, flO tir-t-cass restaurants and billiard sa
oons, s75; scconi-cJss do. S50 lager beer saloons
&C, 49,. But, a. dealers will take cut license or
not precisely as they please, the tariff Is OF the
slightest Importance,
As for the sunday clause Of the law. that IL gener
ally understood to I've a magnificent Joke, with the
hugh against the Sunday prohbiuouists Indeed,
already hundreds Of barronms. which secretly sold
liquor on Sunday under the Old Excise law have
thrown their doors wide open, and In many places
the traf'ic Is Us open and brisk sunday on any
seculJI day.
The fco2cning OF the Sunday liquor traiic told on
TIE number OF arrests tor intoIicatun and disor-
derry conduct on Sunday night, the figures returned
TO Superintendent Jourdan yesterday morning be-
rg about 80 Ter cent In excess OF those reported on
the previous Monday mortng.
The sun., 1870-04-26
QUART OF JERSEY LIGHTNING.
Killed either by whiskey or by his Com
panions allied with wbiskey-A Tragedy
at Little Falls, New Jersey.

Killed either by whiskey OF by his Conn
panions SIied with whiskey-A Tragedy
at Little Falls, New Jersey.
Morris Roach, who until recently lived at 10
Mulberry street. In this city, but who went to New
Jersey 10 take Job on the Delaware, Lackawanna,
and Western Railroad. Paterson. died mystori-
ously lsst week, and was buried without the usual
ceremonies. One day last week Roach, with three
other workmen on the railroad. entered . house
nesr Little Falls about nve miles west OF Paterson
and called for four quarts OF whiskey. Tho aston
ished landlord placed the whiskey before them, and
was almost thundersruck to see each drink quart.
after which they paid their bill and took their de-
parture What occurred on the road amer this vol
untary net Of suicide Ia known only from what is
told BY Roachs companions. They arrived In Little
Falls that evening, qnietly remarklnE that Roach
was dead They further explained that he was some
distance In their rear, ana reaching bridge
Roach sat down. As he did not move they thought
II somewhat strange and returned to the spot to hnd
their companion dead.
esquire" John J. STACY, OF Little Falls, went with
them mex. morning to the spot and viewed Roach's
body and after hearing II cir story, decided that
inquest was necessary and ordered the body buried
Tho three companions OF Roach then disappeared.
Some Of Roacl's friends In this city went TO Little
Falls on saturday to ascertain how he was getting
along and to their surprise they learned that he had
been buried some days. In company with Coroner
ueighbors ssy that Roach's clothes we're torn and
there were marks OF violence on his person. Hence
TIE suspicion that In a drunken quarrel he was muir
dered.
The sun., 1870-04-26
Jack Tsr's Misfortunes.

In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday
John o'Toole, indicted few days ago for obtaining
under false preteuces the wages OF Thos. W. Holmes
and Owen McDouad. OF the the ship Western Chief.
was tried for the offence and found guilty by the
jnry. 1t appeared from the testimony that O'Toole
had introduced himself TO the two at the sail.
or' boarding house, 20 Roosevelt street. represent.
Ing that he was lawyer and Offering to attend to
certain legal business for Mcdonald. The two sail.
ors swore that he induced them to sign paper which
proved TO be power OF attorney authorizing him TO
collect their wages. O'Toole denied that he had
represented himself as lawyer, and asserted that
Holmes directed him to collect the wages due. The
Jury brought In verdict OF guilty. but Judge Bed
ford believing that:the evidence hardly justified the
verdict, granted a new trial motion of the prs
oner's counsel, whereupoa O'Toole was remanded
70 prison.
The sun., 1870-04-26
The Los, steamship City of Boston.

DIR. Vim. Faulds Thoms delivered q scientific
lecture on Meteoroozy Storms &C. last night before
the NewYork Nautical Society. With reference to the
loss OF the City OF Boston, he Judged from the logs
OF vessels which crossed the Atlantic ut the time OF
her loss, that she had been swamped while trying to
make quick passage, instead OF Lying TO ultl the
Jury OF the gale mad spent itself
LosDoN April 25.-A thin slip OF wood, about a
yard iong, and painted blue, drined ashore yester
1hy near Lgger Bay, on the northwestern coast OF
cornwall, containing the following Inscription in
large letters CITY Of Boston, sinking February II Z"
ihe WOOD pore evidence Of having been broken In
lmo and the remainder Of the Inscription ia conse.
9uenty lost except the letter M" which followed
The sun., 1870-04-26
GRANTS BARGAIN WITH BAEz.
The ~. Domingo London Loan scbeme-The
Defeat of the Annexation Trcaty-Baez
will Take Hartmonfs Money.


will Take Hartmonts Money.
Correspondence OF The sun.
wAsnrSeroS, April 23.-Judge 0'Sullivan lef,
as we learn by telegraph, New York to-day for st..
Domingo. lie carried along with linn fi60,0O0 ster-
ling, which, by the wav, is the second nstament Of
the Hartmont- -Herzberg London loan. The Judge
left on the Merrmac and will stop at st. Thomas.
This money had been deposited by Lawson q Co.,
OF London, with spoford, Tileston q Co., OF New
York. These gentlemen are Baezs agents In your
city. II will be remembered that President Grant
Informed the Senate while the annexation scheme
was under consideration that Baoz bad refused to
carry ont the terms Of this loan. AT about the same
time Hartmont teegraphed from Havana to Presi-
dent Grant and Mr. Fish, TO the effect that the loan
was effective and binding. Itseems that the schemers
Baez, Hartmont a CO. were not sufficiently prudent,
for the Havana telegram came little too soon. II
calculated BY these parties that there could be
no doubt OF the ratification Of the treaty by that
timo, and that their double.dealing would be kept
secret long enough to the success of'the pro-
ject. o'Sullivan was already on the way to Wash.
ington with dispatches from Baez to Grant, which,
as your readers already know, stated the TACT tina,
the people OF St. Domingo had unanimously ratified
the scheme. The statement OF tue rejection OF the
loan by Baez was put forth 10 order 70 conciliate
Havana there was nothing to be done by o'sullivsn
when he arrived here but to go TO work In order to
pu, through the treaty The lobbyists insisted tha,
the lone was binding, and that It's terms must be
strictly complied with. Hence the Presidepts oppo.
siton 10 the Joint resolution introduced BY Butler.
which proposed to limit the responsibility OF the
United States TO ti.5O0,00O. But the measure
proved o dead failure. The great opposition oi
Sumner was based upon the English loan. and amer
another shuft Of the cards Il was proposed TO pay
back Hartmont the $4,000 he bad already advanced
in order. last effort, to rush through the treaty
but he would not agree to this, because as will be
remembered, be would lose his commission, which,
under the provisions OF the loan, amounted "a
100000. O'Sullivan has carried the money down
TO Baez and the next move In this annexation game
will be looked for with great intereH