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SECRETARY BELKNAP, Gen. Sheridan and
Gen. VIM. Myers will proceed from Chicag,
direct to San Antonio, and will make thorough
inspection of the different military posts in the
department of Texas, which is commanded by
Gen. Augur.
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The WILL OF NAPOLEON THE THIRD has
been proved in England. His personal proper
reserve. To the Prince Imperial there H.
only one bequest, we are told-the Imperial
Crown. IL this be true, says the Pail Mali
Gazette, we have here certain violation OF the
idee Napoleonienne, according to which anv
Bonaparte may govern who il called bytne voice
o. the people. And the Emperor's will Is i'm fhis
respect an important manifesto to the Imperial-
ists. IL Is message TO the friends OF Prince
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great gathering OF railway maenafes af the
Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York on Thursday
evening. A hundred miilions Of dollars were
fepresen0d among the slumberers under the
roof there on that night. The two Ameses.
Sidney Dulon, @. G. Blshnell, Edward Akin,
con, and q score OF others equally prominent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-29

SECRETARY ROBSON assumed the duties of
Secretary Of War to-day. -.
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TIE CHKsAPHAKs AND Ono RAILROAD
from Richmond TO Louisville, KY, BY tie COM
pletiOn OF the Big Sandy and LexinRtOn rail-
road, hase subscribed 500 900 towards the con-
structiop Of . new bridge across the Ohio river
ton at that point with the st. Louis airline.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUR-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1854 .442.o3.
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New York Notes.

BROOKS WORSE.
NEW YORK, March 2l.-CongresSman James
Brooks IL reported considerably worse. His
disease, chronic dyseniery, Is not necessarily
fatal.
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
continues ca steadily improve. He has had tn
abandon all his lecture engagements.
NO NEw CHARTER This Session.
1nasmuch as the state senate IL evenly divided
on the question Of giving the whole appointing
power To the mayor, and neither party is dis
posed to recede, the opinion now prevails at
Albany that there will lie NO new charter Tor
New York passed this session.
THE GOODRICH WOMAN.
The police refused her lawyer permission TO
see Mrs. Meyers, Goodrich's suspected muir
derer, last night
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Na.a-asr SUCCESSES IN SPATy.-The
Carlists in Spain, commencing operations ON
the southern slope OF the Pyrenees, have con-
tinuously gained ground southwark, aud
strengthened their Inclusive forces Yesterday
the cable dispatches stated that thew were mas
tiers OF all Catalonia, stretching two hundred
m e inland along the French frontier, and to-
ture Of Pampeluna, one hundred and h;ty miies
further to the westward. IL IL reported that
they have gained an important victory in
government troops. The Carlist committee i'm
London have published a denial OF the report
that Don Carlos has gone TO Geneva, or abdi-
cated MS claims TO the throne Of Spain. The
committee say that the King,-Dop Carlos
Is actively preparing for the advance of his
army on Madrid, and will head the troops on
the Gay nxed Tor the movement A demonstra-
ton has taken place I'm Tarragona i'm honor or
The establishment Of the Paris Commune
During street fighting at Barcelona six persons
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PoIeOuED NJ ORIuKIN0 yR0U A Pool
Two boys in Spencer county, KY, named Ds-
days ago, drank Of pool Of water in the woods.
Returning home, both became violently ill., One
died that night in horrible commissions, and the
other Is not expected to i've.
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BALLS &c.

Ihh
GRAND UNION BALL.
under the auspices of the
STATE ASSOCIATIONS
Will positively take place TUESDAY EVENING,
April !, 1873, at
IN G U RATION HALL,
Exercises beginning at $50 o'clock.
Tickets, admitting gentlemen and ladies, 80; for
sale at the principal hotels the music stores OF Met
2erott and Ellis, the bookstores of r.. B. Mohun X
CO.. Philip Solomons, kervand & Towers and by
The Presidents Of the State Associations.
SsIrIsges at reduced rates at Allison Majors,
1892 street northwest. m2q-tt
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The Brooklyn Murder Mystery.


The woman arrested in Brooklyn as access
sorry to the murder of Goodrich is named Lu-
ciette Myers, alias Kate Stoddard. She hat
previously claimed Goodrich as her beau. Dis
uict Attorney BrillOn expresses his belief that
II she did not commit the murder herself, she
knows all about IL. She admitted Goodrich
paid her rent for her, and in fact kept her.
Prof. Boyle does not think this II the woman hs
frequently saw with Goodrich. The mother OF
Mrs. Myers II reported 20 be an honest, respect
able woman. She greatly laments her daugh-
ter's arrest, and says she was q good girl aud
the main support OF the family. She said her
daughter scarcely ever went out evenings. She
might have been out some evenings last week,
Frequently received letters, but never men,
toned their contents. She Is said % be a ma
tive of New England, and 10 have resided at
one time for many years In Boston. These facts
have been ascertained from her letters Ten or
twelve Of these are now in the hands OF the po-
lice and county authorities.
THE LAST LETTER.
The last letter II dated on the "a tn OF Febru-
ary. 1873 and shows that Kate Stoddard anI
Mr.. Goodrich parted on not the best of terms.
Towards the close she saws; " . am sure YOU did
IL without thinking; and, believing that, 4 am
willing, as YOU 80 often say, To let by-gones be
by-gones,' and commence all over again. Why
should people who love each other a. we do al
nv disposition to 10 80, and believe IL is not
yours This letter is supposed 70 have been
written after the difficulty with Goodrich In the
house 49, Degraw street ON or about the !. tn or
February last, on which occasion the neighbors
heard cries of [" Murder!p a. You will kiil metz
:" DO you want to knock my brains out?p AMI
other CARNATIONS OF terror.
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Great FOrepaugh Show
Will Exhibit at
WASHING TON FOUR DAYS ONLY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, ASp
SATURDAY,
APRIL 2, 3, AND 5,
ON THE sIXrH-sTREEr LOT,
Afternoon and Evening.
ADAM FOREPAUGH'S
FIVE ENORMOUS SHOWS,
Under
FIVE MAMMOTH TENTS,
Consisting of
THO ENORMOUS MENAGERIES,
Under Two Vast Tents;
TWO COLOSSAL MUSEUMS,
Under Two Mammoth Tents;
ANDA GIGANTIC
DOUBLE CIRCUS,
Under a Huge Double Tent-ave tents in all, aud
Of one million dollars, containing
1000 RARE WILD BEASTS
And Beautiful Birds,
10000 WONDERFUL CURIOsIrIEs,
Requiring working force Of
900 MEN AND HORSES
The Circus contains more and
BETTER PERFORMERS
than any eve circuses in the world.
THE GRAND PROCESSION
Behold the
30 GORGEOUS GOLDEN CAGES
And droyes OF Ponies, troops Of Camels, Elephants
Opened Dens, statuary and one mile Of bril-
hantly ornamsn,ed Cages Chariots and
~ Children in all Orphan Asylums admitted
In tn Made m
10 the proprietor before y clock noon exhibi-
ton day. ADAM FOREPAUGH,
r. S. DINGESS, General Director. mas-4t;
A GRAND CONCERT, under the direction Of E.
"A d: TRACY, ESQ, will be given
WEDNESDAY EVENING, prii 2, 1878,
a. Wssle l, Ch hap for the BENEFIT OF GRACE
Price Of admission, 50 cents mig, At.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
~ J0HN T FE9RRD.-.-Propriesor and MANAGER
pos,,,S sSAN Ix 5T ala = S ore,
o'' : " uR1HY MATiNHEE .n. AND SAT
rrs s.aas faIiSG' Sszs lyric TRACE
Only f5Gsf DONNA
s9Smpsny f.em the Academy Of Mnsic, New York.
iRIPHT. Arril kELEESSSaa-TRRSSSSAToRs.
SATURDAY GkH kXRok MsAATINEE LUCIA
srEeIr for the two nights
seIp.On Tickets win begin on Monday, March S! 81,
at Kills Music Store, at Q. m. -
SAT- ana 81 exIa Sale os single k
Nights will begin en- Tuesday. '' IL m1- Ut
RUBiNsTEIN FAREWELL CONCERT.
LINCOLN HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 2e,
AT O'CLOCK.
NIB. RUBENsfEIN will, on this occasion, play
LAST AND FAREWELL APPEARANCE,
in q new and most attractive programme, Of
is
so NOS London
Reserved seats, So; sale of seats commences Wed
SteInway Piano used at Rubenstein Concert ma st
WAAssHA1aINS.Ss TOY I !da,E CoMIeUE.,
tAdJoining the rear OF Harvey 8 Restaurant
- GREAT .hGGEEaATioA OF srAks.A
E%aS "a SsP 5fEi5!as isfDi's'
"; kss1n James s. Eawards.sensAtion Actors,
s Iss RS5,s:sa reg i.S
versatile f on he s.ass most
Great ssesss. % the only and original Mr.. FRED
@ s u Ss
O the aEsxsN6k3R u'f HSSa
Ballet Troupe, fully augmented with ten new faces
Sixteen handsome ladies in two grand original bal
ieis La Poionaise, and the sensational ballet dac-
tion, Hong Kong - 4
Emelipe and Katie.
Dick Parker, Otto Burbank, Pat Rooney, James
Douglass, Il. Jean Buckley, Hattie Hastings, Addie
Graham, Laura Harrison, Emma Harrison. Nellie
Anar.ys, and our Great Novelty COMPANY, superb
Mstinss. EEbHE III w and ID ssf1spir
ROONEY ~ ~ moi ~
y
$50 and Sale l39
STH sT.i ~rkI.- f7rH ST
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TELEGRAMs 10 THE STAR,
This AfterneenS Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED, PRAss REPoRrs.
TIE ENGLISH CNuyERSfT, mar
RACE
Cambridge ASaisss IN ford.
business Suspended Sa Le.deu.

LONDON. March e9.-.The race between tho
Oxford and Cambridge heat crews H. 90 take
place this sftcfncon. on the river Thames. As
- usually the case saCh occasions there ~
great excitement I'm London, ami business q
a most entirely neglected, although tie raca
VIII not take place for several honrs vet. Peo-
pie are now leaving the city i'm great crowds, i'm
order % secure eligible positions ON the hanks
OF the ILamess frOln which 10 view the contest
dense fog prevails, but Il - hopcd AZ wiz lft
before the hour desigiatNd Tor tie start n a
the general impression that the Camhrtdes
crew will he the yictors, and betting Il two 10
one I'm their favor.
THE oxFoRDs THE FAvNRfTFe.
LoNDoN. March -. ? q. m.-rhe Oxford crew
has suddenly become TIE faverfie~ for the Unit
yersity race There aie rumors that the Cam
tabs have been overwsrked, and that some OF
the crew are sick.
Cambridge Wins.
LONDON, March ~, 4 % n. m-The race be-
tween the Oxford aud Cambridge crews to,h
place over the usual Thames course from Ppt-
ney % MOrtlake. dstaf &c four miles and ia,
furlongs. start was ef ected az 81 minutes past
2oclock. Cambridge took the lead immedi afrlv
at a very rapid stroke, and were a fair distance,
ahead Of their competitors 20 Bishops creek,
three fuTiongs from tie starting place. Here
the ONford's spurted vigorously and drew up,
passing the Cantabs at the soap works, \ mile
and four furiongs from the aqueduct bridge.
The steady stroke OF the Cantsbs soon after
began 20 tell on their OF ponents. and in a few
moments Cambridge lad resumed the heat.
The race was practically over &C Conveys
keach-Cambridge thereafter maintaining the
lead and winning easily by three lengths.
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:. A STKrxINo hoRsE-sHorR IN TaoUpLR.-In
the ease Of TinotAy Hegan} oas 81 the serikfne
noree- shoen u Bsston, charged With threaten
vor M +, sans hsssy 1oT eoine %
menter yesterday decided that he ehenoooame
within the statute in relation to compelling per.
sons to do acts against their Will by threats.
for trial ut the supreme court. TkS Hun;.ns
nent for the offence IL imprisonment in ~.
state prison not exceening ten years, or bv ene
not exceeding 5000, or both imprisonment and
fine. anu
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watch chains. sAfty-cent
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THREE AMERICAN LADIES ASSUME THE
WBITE VEIL IN RoMR.-A letter from Rome of
February p says that on the 18th Of that month
three American ladies-Misses Alice Furlong
Clara Devine, Of Savannah-took the white veil
at the convent Of the presentation, on the Pin
clan Hin. These young ladies were in Rome
they casually visited the schools Of the French
Sisters Of the Sacred Heart They made sew
eral visits there, and finally became imbued
with dealre to devote Themselves TO the life Of
letter. they were received in the sisterhood.
Many American ladies and gentlemen were
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Hoyee, IN American, who IN one Of the pSrfies
charged with having defrauded the Bank OF
England, WAS examined before the Lord Navor
show that he was only . clerk Tor IL III, y
vel, who hone Of those suspcctsd, va nsnts-
ned e the pan Who oRcned N account q The
DceAile were given Of severai. extensive orssa-
tons Of bic BY means o. which he vas ensbied
. f%ge the e,ns upon sthe old lady Of Thresd-
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PKRsoNAL.-Mr. w. q. Metzerott, of this
city, sails to-day in the steamer Leipsc for
Southampton and Havre, en- route to Lausanne,
Switzerland, on a health and business trip. He
takes his family with him. 49, Mr.. VIM. V.
Mexican, managing editor Of the Philadelphia
Ledger, is in town.
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LAST AND FAREWELL APPEARANCE,
in new and most attractive programme, OF
ANTON RUBINSTEIN, the greatest living Pianist;
HENk WlENIAWSkI the world renowned vio-
liniet:
Mile. LIEBHART, the celebrated London Soprano:
MONS. l.. REMBIELINSKI, Accompanist
General Admission, 81.
Reserved Seats, 81. Sale of seats commences Wed
nesday, March 36, at Metzerott Co.'S Mnsic Store
Steinway Piano used at Rubensten Concert ma 81
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ENGLISH OPERA Trovatore" was very
fairly sung at Wallis Opera House last night,
although the company is hardly strong enough
to give the requisite force to the choral and
orchestral effects in that work. Tonight the
company will give their farewell performance,
and have chosen Lucia di Lammermoor," an
opera which the northern papers give them
credit for singing in excellent style.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ -
WALI,S NEW OPERA HOUSE.
w JOHN T. FORD.---Proprietor and Manager.
FAREWELL PERFORMANCE OF THE
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
9 Behreps and VIM. w. Seguis, Managing Direc-
tors Full Chorus and Orchestra; = Behrens, Mu-
steal Director THIS Saturday DEyENING,M March
70. grand farewell performance, LUCIA DE LAM
MERMOOR; first time in English in Washington,
with the following popular artistes: Miss Rose Her
see, Mr.. Brook ouse Bowler, Mr.. John Clark, Mr..
Gustavus Hall, Miss Newman, Mr. Nichols and
Others Seats secured at the Opera House and Ellis
Mu.ic Store. GRAND ITALIAN OPERA, LUCIA
ard ELL0GG, THURSDAY, April Sd. Sale of
seats to commence Monday at Ellis. mig
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FOUR NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY, MARCH 81.
ROMOLI BROTHERS, Great Moral Exhibition
OF the Nineteenth Century,
MILLIONS PARADISE LOST!
From the original designs Of Gustave DOre. The
only complete representation Of the subJectevtr
before offered for public exhibition,
COMPRISING UPWARD OF 100 GORGEOUS
TABLEAUX!
Admission, 20 cents; children, Is cents.
Doors open at O'Clock; performance commences
-.
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The Wheat Field Of America
IlealthllI Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL.
ROAD offers for sale its Lands in Central and
Western Minnesota, embracing: The best
of Wheat Land; 2. Excellent Timber for the MIL
the Farm aud the Fire; 49, Rich Prairie Pasturage
and Natural Meadow, watered by clear Lakes and
running streams-in Healthful Climate, ,chere Fe-
rer and Ague Is unkno,rn,
Grain can be shippedhence by lake to marhetas
cheaply as fl Din Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois.
Cars now run through these Lands from Lake Su.
perior to Dakota. Price of land close track 81 90
to So 90 per acre. further away 80 to 81 90. Sew
en- Years Crodit; Warrantee Deeds Northern
Pacific 7-3O Bonds, row selling at par, received
for land at clio. No other unoccnpied Lands pre-
sent such advantages 10 settlers.
SOLDIERS under the New Law March, 1ST2)
get l6O arres FREE near the railroad, by one and
wo years residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnished from all principal points East
to purchasers Of Railroad Lands and to Settlers on
Government TIomesteads. Purchasers, their wives
and children carried free over the Northern Pacf.
g Road. Now is the time for Settlers and Colonies
10 get Railroad Lands and Government Homesteads
close 10 the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information,
map and copy of New Homestead Law. Address
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
Or 2S FIFTH AVENUE, Cor. 9Th ST. New Yorl.
hay29-tlveod&weow
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Conlnliitee on Cznin,s.

The Committee on Claims will meet at their room
No 10 on Tuesday of each week at $50 p. NJ, until
otherwise ordered.
JOHN KIMBALL, lc,.i,.,
JESSE PRENTISS, Nn"i '"e''
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Committee on Commerce.

Tie Committee on Commerce will meet every
Wednesday afternoon in room No, H. at 2. 80 o'clk
until otherwise ordered.
DOSES WEBSTER, c,o;...
ISAAC It. HOBSON, ( Chintnieh'
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Committee On. Toacus.

The COMMITTEE on Towns will meet IN the Rep.
resentativea' Hall on Tuesdays and Thursdays at
go p. NJ until otherwise ordered.
JOHN MAY,
SAMUEL. q. BUTMAN, Ohairmeh'
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Committee on Milltarg affairs.

The Committee on Military Affairs will meet in
room under Adjutant Generals oflce on Wednes.
days at p. NJ, until otherwise ordered
WILLIAM Z. HADLOCK c,.
MELVILLE NJ. FOLSOM 'halrmeh.
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Committee on Railroads.

The Committee on Railroads will meet in the
Senate Chamber ON Wednesdays ard Fridays at
$50 +. NJ, until otherwise ordered,
J.DINGLEY, JR
JAMES ID. FESSENDEN, Shairiheh'
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Committee on State Lands and State Roads

The Csmmittee on State Lands and State Roads
will meet at Land Ohice on Wednesday of each
week until otherwise ordered, at $50 p M,
@. l.. DUNNING,
DANIEL RANDALL thairnen.
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C0mfaittee on Fisheries.

The Committee on Fisheries will meet every
Wednesday in room No. 10, at O'clock until other
wise ordered.
a. II. WHITMORE, jn
GEORGE TREFETHEN, ohairhieh'
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The Committee on Banks and Banking will NEE.
at room No. 20 every Wednesday afternoon at .
O'Clock, until otherwise ordered.
JOHN G. BROOKS, c,s,rra,
JAMES NASH, N""ii'ie"'
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Committee ON Counties.

The Committee on Counties will meet at room No
II on Tuesday at 2.S0 p. NJ, until otherwise or.
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The Committee on the Jail System will meet ii
room No.6, every Friday at O'Clock p. NJ. unit
b.N i: T. moREYHfAsib, mmo5REYHfEsssi cha'rmen.
Comn~Aee on Stale Prison.
The Committee on State Prison will meet in the
senate Chamber every Tuesday at 2.so p. NJ, until
Otherwise ordered.
jAMEs ti ri sonesiaG 4. chRGy, chairmen.
Committee on County Estimates.
in room No. 20, on Thursday of each week at 2SO
p. ~, until otherwiseprdered.
G. n. $. PUTNAM, Secretary.
Committee on Interior Waters.
The Committee on Interior Waters will meet in
1eom 10. tuesdays, and in room No. II Thurs.
days OF each week at 2.so P. NJ, until otherwise
dered.
Z: o.b. /; iM1Tns SafnEr, cAalrmen.
CO1nmsttee on agriculture.
The Committee on Agriculture will meet In room
No. 20, every Thursday at2 P. NJ, until further no
anfEhsS a.J. KMSar. asireA"' chalrmen.
Committee on Financial Affairs.
The Committee on Financial Affairs will meet at
the Treasurer's Office, Tuesdays at O'Clock p, NJ,
until otherwise ordered.
sHSsh e: hATcH, HAAis' chairmen.
Committee ON Education.
The The regular meetings Of the Committee on Edu.
cation Ill be held on Wednesday of each week, at
2.V O'Clock 7. tn the Judiciary room.
+. G. HARRINGTON, -,
Committee on Bills in Third Reading.
The Committee on Bills In Third Reading will
meet in room No: each secular day, at O'Clock
JOIN Bennett, Chairman.
Committee on Insane Hospital.
The Committee on Insane Hospital will meet in
tne senate Shamber on Thursday feach at 2.S0 r.
NJ, until otherwise ordered.
" MARRissToS; ii Rse!SS; PAUL, chairmen.
Committee on Indian Affairs.
The Committee on Indian Affairs will meet ut
tneir mel room, No. 10, on Thursday at ? p. M until
~ j. WIkbER, WHIAfaRs' chalrmen.
Committee on Manufactures.
The Committee on Manufactures will meet at
room No. 10 on Thursday of each week at o3o p.
NJ, until otherwise ordered.
S9Svf 6 n. bHopRWhii, I; GpeRRsi chal'mei.
Committee on Federal Relations.
The Committee on Federal Relations will meet
every Thursday in the Senate Chamber, at ! o'clk
r. NJ, until otherwise ordered.
j. BUTLER, tC,s,rme,
Committee on Pensions.
The Committee on Pensions will meet at room
wise ordered
FRED Sahni E. hiicHARps, chairmen.
Committee on the Judtciary.
The Committee on the Judiciary will meet AT
the senate Chamber on Tuesdays and THURSDAYS at
2o'clock r A. until otherwise ordered.
SAihh @AkREA I #. 2fHASFtS viSToS, chalrmen.
Committee y Legal affairs.
y, the Committee on Legal Affairs will meet every
Ihnrsday afternoon in room No. 6, at $50 O'Clock
until otherwise ordered.
ALMoRE KENNEDY, ic,.,roon
WV. THOMAS, JR., '""'r''e"'
Committee on Ways and Bridges.
The Committee on Ways and Bridges viii nee.
every Wednesday afternoon in room No. s, at SO
O'Clock. until further notice.
AMBROSE II. ABBOT, Chairman
JOHN r. WEED, oh"'i'neh'
Committee on Mercantile Abatr$ and IN
s,trQnce.
The Committee ON Mercantile Affairs and Insur.
ance, VIII meet at room No. 20, on Tuesdays at 2
O'Clock Y. VI. until otherwise ordered.
CHARLES HUMPHREY, C..,...
PRENTIss LoR!NG, 'h"''iren'
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Conan,ittee on Banks and Banking.

MARX ROLLINS, chairmen'
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Committee an Leqal affairs.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will meet every
Thursday afternoon in room No. 6, at 9. 80 O'Clock
until otherwise ordered.
ALMORE KENNEDY, c,,.,,,
W. W. THOMAS, JR., ohAr'heh'
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the Senate Chamber on Tuesdays at two O'Clock p
NJ, until otherwise ordered.
4. y. :. GAYHEw S2ErHH: ohairmen.

Committee on the Jail System.
The Committee on the Jail System will meet in
room Noe, every Friday at O'Clock p. NJ. until
otherwise ordered.
Il. H. ~ RUEGEss, tg.G;i ,chaIrmen.
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Commtttee on Hays and Brtdges

The Committee on Ways and Bridges Will meet
every Wednesday afternoon in room No. s, at SO
O'Clock. until further notice.
AMBROSE II. ABBOT c,.,...,
JOHN II. WEED, ch'''i 'neh'
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NITROUS OXIDE GAS.

Dr. Chamberlain thoroughly understands the na,
ture and effects of this Gas and recommends it as
safe anesthetic. He has given it constantly tor the
past i've years with perfect success, as thousands
OF his patients can testify. Al charges reasonable
Jan3tN
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Committee on Mercantile -Agatrs and IN
snrGnce.
The Committee ON Mercantile I1ars and Insur-
ance, will meet at room No. 20, on Tuesdays at 9
O'Clock Y. VI, until otherwise ordered.
CHARLES HUMPHREY, C.,
PRENTISS LQR!NG, oh"ifiIeh
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Committee on County Estimates.
The Committee On County Estimates will meet
IN room No 20, on Thursday of each week at 2.S0
p. ~, until otherwiseordered.
G. ". 8. PUTNAM, Secretary.