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NEW yORk cUSTCM-k0Use INVESTIGATED !.
Testimony OF Generals Porter and
ERMhPNPk

General Horace Psrter, private secretary to
the President, was before the Committee on Re-
trenchment until O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
He testified, in substance, after our report
closed, that Ger. Grant gave the letter to Leet,
request of Gen. Rawlins, who was a warm
friend Of Leet, though the President several
times expressed disapprobation of Col. Leet
or transacting any business connected with it.
The examination Of Gen. Porter was very full,
and he pronounced as false all the state IN ents
made before the committee about himself being
connected with New York custom house jobs.
He was subjected to q very long crOss-examina-
ton BY Senators Bayard and Casserly.
To-DAY's PROCEEDINGS
The committee met this morning and exam
ined at some length Charles w. H. Schultz, a
merchant of New York, in relation to abuses i'm
the delivery of goods. He stated that packages
OF gin, brandy, bee, ETC., when received direct
from the steamship, were in good condition; but
when they were indirectly received. the pack
cent. He gave his opinion that there never
wonld be fair dealing until the civil service
snail De reformed and appointments made from
peculiar fitness and honesty for life.
The committee, after taking a recess reas-
sembled at two O'Clock, and the examination of
instances when he had lost liquors, sauces, SC,
and spoke OF regular organized gangs of dock
thieves in New York to steal goods as they we're
landed from the vessels. These thieves in
tested the docks Of sailing vessels, but did not
operate at the piers OF the steamship cOp,panies
house stores four or five days. and sometimes a
month. Did not know whether his goods were
robbed in the public stores or bonded ware
houses. -
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THE ATTENTION OF THOSE USING ANY
Of the poisonous compounds advertised as Re-
stsratives, REVIEWERS, &c, for the Hair is caei .,
the great adv antsses tina. NATrANS' CRYSTAL
DISCOVERY possesses over all the.e vile fixtures
Fret, it is entirely free from all poisonous sui
stances and can therefore be used with safety. 1t
does not stain finger nails or the finest fabric. 1t
positively the ceanest article in use. Is u.e pro-
dness cooling and pleasant sensation. Itfrequent-
Nv stops headache and falling Of the hair 1t always
removes dandruf in . short time, and, above all it
VIII restore the color and growth OF the hair posi-
tfvsiy IN from three TO ten days. Call for il and
take no other If you do not wish be disappointed
Depot corner al asd streets N. W.
fehA Arthur NArrANs Proprietor.
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00An asylum for Presbyterisn widows Is to
be established In Philadelphia.
~Another Alias for the gentle nsn-explosiy.
10 ''Sunlight Fluid"
~Louis Napoleon Is said to be enanored OF
. young English LADY OF rank residing nesr
Chiselharst, and Eugene 10 proportionately
00Pnooners ere not frozen to death in tI,,
police eeatton-house ct 6t. Joseph, No. The,
haven't time for that; Il tskes the rau only forr
heurs to eat them up.
- The ScloeoRie Wsvld, Of Prague, SAYS the
Prince OF ServiA Ii about 10 marry q Russian
princess and predicts from this Alliance no I,.ss
Important . result than driving the Turks from
Europe.
0Certain anything but reverent bishops of
Amherst College wish the supreme court OF
Massachusetts, to pronounce upon the legality Of
compulsory attendance st chapel.
- The Cleveland Council has passed an ordi-
nance prohibiting thesale of indecent and lasciv-
Ions publications, but two members voting
against the ne asuie.
1Clafa Swain, gradsste Of the Woman's
Medical College, Of Philadelphia, il winning
golden opinions and enjoying . large practice in
the East Indies.
U0An Indiana woman has put 9,4A patches
into two quilts, and her brute OF Q husband saw
the effect Of her work has been to transform her
into . croNpatch.
ga Buffalo girl has taken advantage or,eap
year to such an inordinste extent that she 10 en-
gagged 10 seventeen men, and has been sued for
breach Of promise by nine more.
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New Development Of Tamma.v

NV YORK, March The report of the
Ihance committee of aldermen last evening
ranging from 500 90 down 20 as .0o0. have
oeen PAID TO Tweed, Sweeney and others, A. de-
putty collectors OF the assessment bureau Meme
ol mem nave performed any OF the services OF
Hank Smith, q republican Tammanyite. a. aai
10 n. b. Brown, a member Of the Republican
general committee; e65 900 TO A. ID. Barber. an
othcr lam many republican Lobbyist. After the
reading OF the report, the resolution of the com
mntee repeating the ordinance creating the bu
ress OF assessments, was considered Int laid
heard from again, a. there are MANY TammanX
republicans in the board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-05

CHINKsE MERCHANr, RUINED AT GAM
BLING TABLE, COMMITS SUTCIpI.-A Chinese
merchant named Ing Ching, ono of the proprie-
tors OF the "Mendez" cigar mandatory, No
20 Sacramento street, was badly beaten at the
gaming table night or two since, and, on his
promise henceforth to restrain his propensity TO
gamble, wealthy friend advanced him the
necessary funds to GO on with his business. The
passion for indulging in games Of chance proved
promise, and made desperate effort to retrieve
his III luck. He was unfortunate in his venture,
and about this time the United States authori,
tisn Of the revenue Law. The seizure led to an
inspection OF the books, and the fact was deyel-
oped that Ing Ching had squapdered the fund.
advanced MIN. The Chinese capitalist who had
threats of violence, and, in his despair, on Wed.
nesday last he committed suicide by hanging
Chronicle
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The Philsdeluhsa Fsr.-

fHILAphLfHIA, March 5.-The IRE IL stin
smouldering IN the eight story Of the Chestnut
street frent OF Jayne's building, but Is controlled
by the nremen, and the lower floors are 20
drenched with water and sheeted with ice that
laf,ner Damage j. impossible. The granite front
on Chestnut street was not all DAMAGED an
carter street two upper stories Of the trout fell
mo the cast away. A large number OF tese-
gfaPh wires belonging TO the Franklin line were
broken down and covered with ice TO the ,Iimen-
slons OF cables They appear rs they hang like
sunerts Tor chain bridge. All the adjacent
buildings are sheeted with ice, aud present
scene that should be preserved by the aid OF a
photograph. The damage 20 the stocks of the
occupants OF the main building is very serious
put those occupying the wings On Chestnut
street have sustained incons derable losses their
goods being mainly protected from damage nv
me ACTIVITY OF the insurance patrol i'm roVering
OF hremen being buried by the falling OF ,be
'front.' on Carter street. hut they cannot he trace
10 reliable source. The building was insured
restoration. WV W
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After their reception at the Executive Man.
sion yesterday, the Japanese embassy returned
to the Arlington, and at O'Clock assembled in
the parlor of the johnson house to receive the
members Of the diplomatic corps. The room
was fully festooned with American and japan
ese hags. and in every part were choice baskets
to the Vice President, members of the Cahinet
anu speaker OF the House to be present. The
eards ior the reception ran as follows:
THE AMBASSADORS OF JAPAN
VIII hold reception on this (Monday) after
noon, March 4th, between the hours OF and
O'Clock, in their rooms at the johnson House.
IL Will AFFORD them great pleasure to receive
al an members Oh the diplomatic corps, to whom,
with assurance OF distinguished consideration,
tney n respectfully present their compliments.
Among those present were the English, Turk
ISL, rIench, Prussian, and other foreign repre.
sentauves sideDt in the national capital: Vice
PRESIDENT Colfax. Speaker Blaine, q number
OF Senators and Representatives, nearly all the
ing high Off positions. fhe callers were ~.
trOduced by Mr.. Mort. "
The five principal Ambassadors were enter.
Brooks, OF New York. About one HUNDRED
guests in all were present. most OF them heinz
the representatives. OF foreign countries, and
Brooks fine residence as b. ndso IL decor ated
WITH nags and rare flowers. Seated on the right
or MI Brooks was Prime Minister Ivakura.
while on the left was the Secretary of State.
party OF eight or ten Of the attaches OF the
Embassy were conducted through the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing, Treasury Depart
ment' by Superintendent McCartee, this morn
ing. They seemed greatly pleased with the
Iemaie employees, and deeply interested in the
printing and separating OF the notes. frequently
geting down on their knees to examine the
machinery, and jabbering away in their native
tons. -" 0b''~
a. This evening the grand onicial reception of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wines, Liquors, &C., for the Holiday

More than one hundred Of ON citizens feel then
yelyoe under personal obligation to q. dAUTtIh
Ne. 1917 and 1919 PeInsy slis avenue, Tor Pc
ihs able through the virtues Of his celebrated Si'
ters, participate IN the feetiyinss N 'fd-nt ne
Holiday season.. Although Mr. %. takes mach ride
In thus being q psblie benefactor he does ne allow
Walton ALREADY his store ErCans with ~ I'm -ee as<
stock OF Liquors end Cortisis inrsrted sor the ao-
Ter the wants Of his EatrCus- Tt1ose In wait o,
Whiskies, BraDcies, " !?es and Liquors, should
hvcr htm with osll and be dre5 that ShAi they
bay in his line vii be nos onI pure Su: unad utter
drr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-05

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
in Mr.. j. G.. Saville.... Lessee and Manager.
LAST SEASON OF THE
PAREPA.ROSA
ENG LISH OPERA
Sarn hrss----- --.....P re prietor and Director
- .e ~ b us1ness Manager
skAkoN OF sIX NIGHTS ANuUNE MATINEE
The TUESDAY EVENING March >.
operanc debut in Washington of the famous
baritone.
Nh Oh ARLES SANTLET,
IN Herald !. Grand Romantic Opera,
AMPA; Oh TIE MARBLE BRIDE
AEssRS. NAIL, COOK, WHfFTIN, and
NIB CHARLFS SANTLEY,
in his great role of tampa.
Wedp.sday-BENIFIT OF NH r. SEGfIiN )
RpHkAIAN GIRL with Star Cast
me PABEPA NOS a .... "a - = AIRLINE
Ms. ZELDA skGUIN as the GYPSY QUEEN
He entree o. Mr.: WM CASTL g as Thaadeus.
THURSDAY-FAUsT
HI. CHAkLkS SANTLEY VALENTINE
rhlDAY.p0s GIOVANNI.
laHa-
SATURDAY, a.2p m, Strand MATINEE
FRA DIAVOLO.
4r. CHARLES SANTLEY as FRA DIAyOLO
SATURDAY EVENING,
Int tine here OF Cher ubini o master work,
LII meLEh CARRIER, der Wasrerfraeger. y
me fAkkPA ROSA-----..-as...--..CONS
M, st BOX once Of National Thes.er.
sCALE OF PRICES.-Reserye Orchestra
SbsTs; ~ 30; Orchestra Circle, 81: Dress Circle
80, Pnsste Boxes, $40; General Admission, 81;
ms MONDAY NExr-pIvoRoE.
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was employed temporarily by the board and
nov You are ate mpting 70 create the impression
that We are trying 10 keep il secret, VIII en- the
whole matter has been given here in testimony
and published in the newspapers. Gen. Green
Is IN our employ temporarily, as YOU Well know.
Mr.. Green.-The chairman of the committee
asked me this morning IL could name time
would say that We Will have to call upon GEN
Chapman, who said few days ago IL We would
snow any one who refused MS the nscess lry in
formation he would make q motion that such
person be CONF itted for contempt We have
called for certain information for Mr.. Dem lins
TO make his measurements and could not get il
Mr.. Phillips.-You will find that info m alton
SIR, in the batch Of papers 1 furnished you this
morning. Mr.. Philips then took the papers and
read the ormation desired.
Col. Magruder said he had refused the infer
nation to Mr.. De Maine. He had heard the
discussion in the committee on Friday last when
tne order was rescinded, and when Mr.. DE
Malne cane for those papers he (Col. M told
him that the committee had rescinded the
order.
Mr.. Williams stated that the Japanese EN-
eassy would be received by the House 1T III a
m tomorrow, and therefore asked that the
10 O'Clock. So ordered.
when Col Aagruder was examined upon the
canal improvement, Mr.. Severson, who has been
IN Q state OF coincidence for several days past
while other subjects were being investigated
suddenly awoke and danced about the room
hrst whispering to Crane, then to Coombs, then
with Holmes; diving down into this and that
pocket for various bundles of papers from which
he supplied Crane. When the canal subject was
state, to dream Of an eiysium of canal-cause-
ways.l
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"Feast Of Dlood'' On the West Coast er
MeXicO.

MeXicO.
"A gentleman in this city has received letter
dated Guayamas, January, 1872, from which the
following is an extract:
The condition Of affairs on the coast at this
time IL decidedly mixed, but / am inclined to
believe that Juarez-who has been worse 1ixed
than At present-will be able to put down these
movements against him. Gen Vega Is said to
be with Dias in Oaxaca, and his name Is seldom
mentioned on the coast In connection with the
present movement. All business, either com.
mercialy, or in other branches Of industry, is At
. low ebb. This state has under arms and
under pay, /, 200 men, and 1t takes ali the monev
that can be raised by duties 1t the custom-house
10 pay then. The Governor now talks Of maxi
ing forced loan on the state, to be able to arm
more men. Since the defeat OF tho Guayamss
revolted garrison and followers, and shooting Of
six OF the leaders-it Is now war with the "bisck
hag"-no quarter on tho coast. One Who goes
into the army, II he Is Of any social importance
or infue nee, does 90, &" with halter around his
neck," II he is caught, and his property is plum
dered anyhow. I expect that by March or
April this =" feast Of blood' will be Overland
either one party or the other will triumph-and
Washington"
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fELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.
n. T. CHCRCH APPoINrN ENrS.
WASHES Ton District, U~ltt,sr~ Can


:. Especial dispatch 10 the Evening star
bALrlnokH, March 5-The follosins are
sinohS the appointments made by the Bait
more conference n. v. Church today:
=, Wnhlngton District-.lamcS A. Mel auley r
r Wsshington-founslry. samuel A. Wilson
q. q. MAI khan; Wesley Chapel r. " Rlacl:
metropolitan, L. NJ. Eddy; Foarth street ,-has
neEhresh; Twelfth street, Charles n. Potter.
hckendree, y. w. Cooper, Unicu. : M Hsr,
SOCK; Ryland. Samuel shannon. i w Sharif
snip; Gorsuch, W. q. Mullen: waugh. nj 10
owen; Hamlins, g. q. Baker. Fletcher .. p
wilson, Ninth street, 81. 4. n Rice. GEORGE
town, j. n. Dashiell; West Gecrsetown a.. IA
Msunger: tniontown, 2. q. Kirby: Bladens-
burg, G w. McLsren; Sandy SPRING. y. Dney
hvore; kikIidse, y. u. Still, II. NJ Brow Ming
hockNille, Albert Jump, Clark A. Hartsocl
montgomery, h. hcNemsr. y. q W Hsslap.
John r. Newman, chaplain 60 Tinted state
senate, mcmber OF Metropolitan Ousr'.riy
COME -ence; y. II Van Meter, chzplsip Tinted
States Naval School, member Of Rylsnl Omar.
terly Conference.
The presiding elders for Baltimore are Ra,,i
more district, Henry Slicer. Hast Bal,imor.
dstrict, John y. Deaie; West Baltimore 4. n
morgan. AZ old Charles e. Church: y. u Light
bourn. at Mount Vernon Place. Rev Tlamas
Guard h appointed At Eutaw ST Church. A n
a mes, at Madison avenue Church, 4. \. Sim.
re-arPointed. NJ
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Pronounced by CchRoisseuIs
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
IL improves appetite and digestion, and 1t 10 un-
riysied Tor its favor.
We ere directed hy Messrs. LEA PERKINS 20
Drcseeste all parties making vending
JOHN DUNCANS SONS.
oR2 com Agents, New Ysrk
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THE House Committee on the District of c

THB House Committee on the District of Co.
iumbia finds the investigation OF the territorial
government large-t elephant. The in
yestgation is branching out in various dlrec-
tions, with little prospect Of conclusion % far
Little beyond lndiscreti0n has been proved
against the officers of the District government.
The thing which looks worst is the large distri-
button Of money among the newspapers, but it
has been proved that Journals having any cir
cnlatiss fairly earned their share by adver-
Using. The distribution among papers of no
circulation can hardly be defended, but Gov.
COOKIES object was to get the four million loan
taken abroad at high figures abroad, by show
ing unanimity Of feeling here, and ne sue
oeeded: The saving on this item more than
paid all the advertising bills. 1t is thought
however, that IL ever the committee reports 70
the House this transaction will be censored
There can be no doubt that the investigation
will have q wholesome effect on the new gov
eminent here by inducing greater prudence in
Its affairs. Congress will not interfere with the
territorial government by any means. but IL will
keep friendly oversight Of the District ar
fairs-Wdsh. Cor. Springfield Republican,.
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IRIS splendid Hair Dye ts .he beat IN AZ word
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not csataih
Ised nor any e,yaiis poison 70 produce paralysis
aeath AvSsi the ltsd and sszsiye pre LIatioDs
Sossting virtues they d. not pcss-.s. The genuine
w: A Bachelors hair Dye has had iAntB ysors
HatArnteed reputation to upaold It's integrity as
The only rsr<ect BAR Dye-Blark or Brown. Sold
~ al druggists. AEelisd 81 10 bond street New
Wort sk<-n
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A VERDICT SET AsIDK.-Judge Macarthur.
OF the District Court, on Saturday set aside the
recent outrageous verdict of three thousand
dollars damages against the EVENING STAR
newspaper ofthis city in libel suit, and ordered
new trial. He said that the fury had either
misunderstood or utterly disregarded his rulings.
and that he was astonished at It's yerdict-Wash
Cor. PhiIa. Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-05

RoBBERlEs BY AN EXPRESS MESSENGER
DETECTION, CONFESSION AND RKsrITU TON
A telegram from Richmond says: For some
time past considerable sums of money, con
signed to various parties south through the
southern Express Company, and mostly from
New York, have failed to reach their destina
ton. The missing packages disappeared some
where between Richmond, Va, and whining
ton, n. e., and detectives were engaged to trace
the route between here and Wilmington, and OF
these lie Roy Archer, a young man Of good
family and respectable connections turned out
to be criminal. When arrested he at first stoutly
denied the theft OF the packages, but when the
officer showed him the proofs he confessed the
crime, and with the detective went to Peters
burg, where u e father resided. Nearly all the
missing funds were found buried under an apple
tree In the paternal orchard. Archer with the
aid OF heart broken father. refunded all the
money but $50, and was allowed to 20 free by
the Express Company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-05

NEW YORK, March 5.-The BROOKLYN alder
men yesterday afternoon passed q resolution
mat no railroad company of that city can col
lect fares Of passengers who are not provided
with seats.
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Ring Frauds in Wi,~~.r,

ST. IouIs, March 5.-Two men were arrested
yesterday in banking house, charged with en-
oesvorlng 10 negotiate fraudulent bonds OF Cass
these bonds were fraudulently certified 10 NV
prominent men OF County last week, inclndsny
Judges stevenson and Forsythe, and a ring
formed TO sell them. They were partially sue
eeesfsl IN placing q few thousand with New
York parties. W"
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NEW YORK, March b.-The grand jury OF Je,-
sey city brought in hfty-One additional indict-
ments yesterday afternoon against the members
OF the commissions and officers Of the city GOV
ernnent for frauds Of various degrees.
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The Corrupt New Yerk ysdxes.

INV YORK, March 5.-The Judiciary investi-
eating committee examined Graft Nathan last
evening as 20 the referee business. Samuel D .
Tilden, Q member Of the committee, h. reported
to have said that the record looked very bad for
Judge Cardoxo. IL Is also said that there four
grounds upon which the Impeachment Of Judge
Ca.dozo cen be found.
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NKw YoRK, March "A Colunbia, 8. G.
dispatch states that the bill granting IL, 500 900
I'm aid Of the Blue Ridge railroad has been
passed by the legislature over Gov. Scott,s veto
The validating bill viii probably pass to-dsy-
which viii place four millions OF bonds -
under hyp0theebeation on the marie
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OmalI.Pex % the U. 3. Frigsse Pew.

PHIIADILPHIA, March 1.-The emall-pox has
made 10 Appearance On board the United States
fdgste PowhataD, nov in commission a. the
and eailon have been removed 20 the citv hos
pial. The disease inst appeared In the marine
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NEW YoKK, March IA Richmond dsnatc,
aates that the legislative finance committee are
consdering Q bill proposing . stanp tar ON
commefeaei Paper and tar on the interest on
mortgage bonds Issued BY railroad companies or
other corporations, and also plas 90 create q
stamp tax ON the interest on the state debt.
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Mayer HalI,s Trial.

NV YORK, March 5.-The trial of Mavor
nal progressing. 3. &. Lynes, late county
auditor, was on the witness stand AMI iden,saaI
tne warrant Tor the payment of the Garyey
claine charged in the Indictment Argumsnts
cohunned as TO the admissibilty Of th Is warrant
as eNoence: Finally il was decided by Jnage
DAILY that IT could be taken as such for tse
guidance OF the court, but not for the CONSIDER
anon OF the jury. The counsel Objected. and
Lyhes examination was continued, he giying
details OF the manner of keepinS ac.ee''n,s
warrants and vouchers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-05

INV YORK, March 5.-Three justices of Cas-
Teton, Staten Island, were fined $50 each YES
terdsy for crimes in Office; other justices 500
each, anC the town clerk was fined $40 for being
drunk at the town election. Some of the above
will be tried for perjury,
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Total tnoebte0neso ...s........ % $40, 492 q
Mr.. Rooseyelt.-Havs you included the Pied
mont railroad loan? =
Col. Magruder.-No, sir; hat must 70 through
the two Houses Of Congress; = the District is
not allowed 10 lend ID credit 10 anything,
therefore Il u not IN indebte dness yet; the est
mated value OF tho property in tho District Is
about go 80 900; the corpofstaoa owns about
o ,ooo, goo worth Of property; lunches partaken
while they wee at work at night were paid for
out Of the private means Of Mr.. Shepherd, Mr.
BrowA or witness; never paid for lunches out OF
the contingent fundof the board; the legislature
made IN appropriation - &c up the Morrison
building; there was NO money to do II, q the old
government had expended all before the new
government came into power; the Governor was
very much incensed 1t the bills Tor Atting NJ
the morrison hptlding, and Q board was ap-
pointed to investigate them; the bills were re-
duced nom over $50 900 to 357 900; the largest
dednction va ON j. @. MAYORS bill; his bin was
originally eA 900, and was reduced 10 $1,000.
about; the brick work I'LL vas also largely re-
duced; the board dismissed Col Green because
ne DID not agree with the board in reference 10
Rraoef; Gen. Green In still EMPLOYED by the
ooaId 70 % specific Job NJ specific amount
Mr. Crane.-The name Of General Green n
nished US.
A-General Green told you himself that he