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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-12

Recent Arrivals
SUMMER AND FALL GOODS.
Lightner & Rosenthal
A RE in constant receipt Of seasonabls
IA Goods, consisting Of
DRY GOODS
or which we have the latest STYLES of Poplins,
Delaines' MORE Antiques, Lawns, &c.
CLOTHING,
Custom made. cut after the latest style, and
the incest and best goods in the mar
ket OF which we have q very
extensive assortment
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
For Ladies as well rs gentlemen.
We have very large assortment.
Enough for the surrounding country,
Besides this we keep on hand large stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
New goods always OH
the way, by every ves-
sci from San Francisco.
ers viii find it to their
. ...xN saS outl Rsrc OF Ss'
The demand for goods
having increased we
have now enlarged our
our stock, determined
to sell goods for cash
or country produce at
avery small profit, in
large or small Quanti-
ties. Our goods are Sc
lected and bought by
one Of the most oxpo-
rienccd and best educa-
ted business men on
the Paci fc Coast and
having in every re-
spect better facilities
for obtaining goods
than most any other
house on the Sound, we
can guarantee satisfac-
ton to every one who
deals with us. Crate
fully acknowledging
our thanks to all our
friends and tho public
generally, for past pa
tronage. we respectful
ly request a cOntinu-
ancc Of the same.
We offer our stock Of Choice Liquors at cost
prices to make room for other
goods in their
place.
Butter. Eggs and Furs. received in trade
on the best forms to producers.
We unhesitatingly challenge competition
with any and all merchants on Puget Sound.
LIGIITNER 4 ROSENTHAL,
Olympia. Jan. l, 1871. 14:ly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-12

ElNE Cloth and Business Suits, cheanaff
+ than the cheapest at, HARRiSS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-12
Boots, Shoes and Hats,

have now enlarged our
our stock, determined
to sell goods for cash
or country produce at
a very small profit. in
large or small quanti-
ties. Our goods are Sc
lected and bought by
one Of the most expo
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KING DONATION CLAIM.

containing $40 acres, situated on the Chehslig.
river eight miles from ClaGaat0snd ten nlilec
from the Newankum Railroad depot :. 100
acres prairie, balance rich bottom lands IOO;
acres under fence house. two barns and |,
the most desirable places in the country. 80
I'D. hgs n ALSO. Hg& s@3 Fsf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-12
The Littleiohn Farm.

ty-fiye acres in meadow, abeut 80 acres Of
good bottom land, house, barn and improve
mentS. tI1| y
!, Also in Lewis county. the farm known . !.
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IHurstoH county,
The Waddell Place,

on Iam1Gadlguot Plains, A grazing farm Of
house on the place, good post barn. 500 bear
ing apple trees, good well OF water, SO acres Of
good meadow land, about 20 ocres seeded
, 1873-01-26
STATE LEGISLATURES. =
MICHIGAN.


Sizc e;al CearatcA to The Chicago 177b,sue
LANSING, Mich., Jan. 25.-A heavy buainrss
Was done in the Legislature to-day. There wers
many reports from Committees, end many bills
were introduced
The ScnaLe bill providing for Registers q,
Deeds recording judgments, affecting real as
tate titles, passed the House unanimously.
Petitions were presented for the establish
ment Of Homeopathic Ptofessorship In the
Unireraity OF Michigan
The Senate Joint Committee on Finance and
the unirersity, reported fayorably q bill appro-
priating for the University one-twentieth mill
tax on al taxable property.
Tho Senate Committee on Appropriations and
Finance reported So, 600 specific taxes unpsid
by Railroad, Copper, and Iron Mining Com
panice. It WAS authorized to employ clerk.
Tho Lien and Tax 1aws are to be investigated
in order to secure creator uniformity and equal
ity.
The Legislature will adjourn on Tuesday TO.
ono week
The Committee on State institutions will risit
the stato's Prison. at jackson, On Tuesday; the
Insane Asylum, at Kalamazoo, on "Wednesday:
the University, at Ann ArboT, on Thursday:
the Institutions for tie Deaf, Dumb, and Blind.
at Flint. on Friday
Tho Senate adjourned this noon till Tuesday
morning. The House had barely quorum a
the forenoon session.
, 1873-01-26
THE WEATHER.
Wnr Department., Prognostfcntiona-
Reports from Various poiuta. -

war Department. Fr0EnOstfcnt1ona-
Reports from Various Pointa.
WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
E1oSAL OFFICER, D1v1s1ox OF TELEanAMs AND
REPORTS FOB TILE BENEFIT or COMMERCE., VAST
1SaroS, jan. --Probabilities-For tho Middle
States, wind shifting to probably northeasterly
and southoastcrIy with increasing clondincas.
Cloudy weather over the Southern States east
OF the Mississippi, with rain excepting probably
SNOW for Tennessee and Kentucky tonight.
Tor the Northwest, falling barometer, higher
temperature, winds shifting probably casterly
and southerly, with increasing cloudiness and
worry probably threatening weather, with snow
from the Ohio Valley to Lake Erie and the up
accompanied with eroas Of snow.
. The river has risen at Nashville and Cairo, but
has fallen at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2d-The Signal Service re-
III the Nor.hwest--the thermometer degrees
below at Breckenridge; Duluth, 6;. St. Paul, S;
Milwaukee, ebovo; Keokuk, below; Dayen-
port, above; Omaha, 6; Cheyenne, L.; Cor
rinne'- Utah, 81, With ad anew; San Fran
s9pl ssse Is snsfS Ssa osjanD ss tfoS faasv IT,
tlea M % IL; Que5ec, Il; % Burlington a' IT., @pn II;
Portland, Is; Boston, is New York, 23; Bal
timore, q; Charleston, 83 Jacksonville, Fla,
land. Buffalo, Rochester; Oswcgo; Quebec, Port
land, and Boston. = -
NEw YoRK, Jan. 25.-4he storm, On Thursday
night, CAUSED considerable delay il many Of the
Southern and Northwestern mails. To-day is
clear and pleasant;
CA1no, ILL.,, Jan. 25.-Heavy ice in both rivers;
weather cloar and cold.
TORONTO, Jan. ,25.-The SNOW storm ceaaed
last night. The storm extended throughout the
Province. Trains are again running 1ugularIy.
-4AFATErTB, lad, Jan. 25.-The weather to-
day ia olcer and pleasant, Trims are nearly
on time thiE AFTERNOON,
SALT LAKE, Jan. 25.-Terrible storms have
prevailed in the Waaatch Mining District. Little
Cottonwood il completely blockaded with anow-
There il no communication today except By.
telegraph
, 1873-01-26

bond against damages resulting from the suit.
He presumed the reason for making the note
so largo WAS to cover tho possible contingency
Of it being paid in stock. aforementioned OF the
amount Of $126, 1000 being paid by the Union Pa
citic Railroad for expenses, but never heard that
the money was used to influence legislation.
Another account Of $4,000 was paid before his
connection with the road of which he knew
in the interest of the railroad
company pending settlement with the Trustees.
.- OLIVER AatEs -
was examined as to the expenditure Of large
sums of money on account Of Congressional
aFors Of o e1paoae mot Gut
the report Of the Committee on tho subject He
supposed some Of the money was spent in get4
ting legislation through Congress for the benefit
of tie Union Pacific Railroad Company. He
understood great aSal of it was spent in the
qunrrels of Or. Durant with the Pawnee aud
Eastern Division Railroads. Dr.. Durant lad
disbursed $4S5, 5,ooo, tor which he produced the
vouchers.
The Committee adjourned until 10 o'clock
Monday.
, 1873-01-26
Russian and English Ideas at Variance
Regarding the Boundaries Of
' kfgtanistan.
Rumors and Cenicctarcs Concerning
the N0rth1eet Disaster.
Attempt to Assassinate the Eeucan
President.
THE ANcLo.RUsslAN CONTROVERSY,

HE ANCLO-RUSSlAN CONTROVERSY.
Htral! Special.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-There is much unaasinesa
in consequence ct tho English note to Russia
regarding the disputed boundary question in
Central Asia. In the settlement Of the rela-
tons between the two powers . few years ago on
the Forsyth understanding, England only re-
quired Russia to abstain from the inys-
sion OF Afghanistan, but the boundary
Of that territory waa left underlined.
The. present note declares that the
northern boundary OF Afghauistan commences
at the Lake Of Siri Kol, in the Primir Steppe;
thence follows the 0xus to Kadjah salehand !;
from that point westward to the Persian frontier.
Tho note fnrthor states that England has in
formed the Emir Of Afghanistan that he may
fight the Russians it they cross this line. Tho
Russian reply declares that TIE desire OF Russia
is to maintain good relations with England, but
1t refuses to receive tho indicated boundary, be-
cause it includes countries which never belonged
to Afghanistan, but were always independent,
and Rusaa'a object in taking Khiva is apparent
" to establish dopots and hold and occupy
the whole Valley Of the Oxus. England draws
this line to interfere With Russia's purpose, and
to enable the former power tho better to hold
Hinderkush as q line Of defence when the day Of
fighting comes.
, 1873-01-26
OHIO.

coLUNBrs, o., Jan. 25.-In the House, this
morning, bills vero introduced to allow regular
shippers .nd receivers Of freight to make COM
mutation rates will railroad companies for peri
ods Of three months; to authorize the Governor
to appoint State IUBDcCtOr3 of Coal hfinaa -
tn the Senate the following bills were passed
The Senate bill to allow free trade in money:
to make the obtaining OF money or property by
false pretences punishable by Imprisonment ii
the Penitentiary when the money is over s35,
and, when less BY imprisonment in the County
jail it also provides like punishment for pro-
curing by false prelences, signatures on notes,
bills or drafts also House bill to amend the
criminal code as to provide that when persons
under recognizances either to appear and an
swer or testify in any court Ehan fail to perform
the condition Of such rsco6nizanccs, his default
sllsn be recorded, and the recogni=ances forfeit"
ed in open court. 4 bill was Introduced to pro-
vide for the appointment Of Commissioners Of
Fisheries for Ohio -.
, 1873-01-26
Perfect.

Motion fOr a New Trial. Denfed~-Scna
+. fenced to be E2nngeta Feb. Ii.
spectus Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
JoL1Er, H., Jan. 25.-To-day was set for the
decision Of the motion for new trial in the
case against Andrew J. Perfect, recently found
guilty Of murder by jury of this county Mr.,
G. Il. Reed, States Attorney from Cook County,
came here from Chicago teoppose the motion,
but, at hslf-past o'clock III tho after
noon, when all OF the early
trains had arrived from Chicago for
into Court, but neither OF his COUNSEL q.
Knowlton and Mr. T. n. Marsh-were present,
which naturally left the Court and all parties
concerned in an unpleasant and delicate posi-
tion. Mr.. Reed said that one Of the defend.
ants counsel wae at the depot in Chicago when
he came away, and ha had informed the other
within very few days past that he should be
here. lie alao sud that his public duties were
auch that lie could not come here again, and
tlht he wanted the motion decided to-day.
Esq, an attorney Of this bar, to oct for the de-
fa7or % shoald' ' b bo 'DAi lost. IT, p'5be Then. 10
abort but wel-conaidered opinion, the Court
oyerruled the motion for q new trial, after
which tho Court asked the defendant it ha- had
anything to say why sentence should not be pro-
nouncea upon him, vhezeupon the defendant
took tho floor md talked about thirty minutes,
but wholly failed to say anything pertinent to
his case, or interesting to any person. lie said
that: il he had been lawyer he would
not haro drawn his: afidavits for q con-
tinuance ~ his we're written, for they
did not state tho case as it Was; that
be never quarrelled OF had any difficulty with :
his wife; that ho did not kill her that he knew
of; that he would not emphatically admit that =
hakilcd her, nor positively deny that he did
not, but that II be did do it, he did not know it,
and that ho was not afraid to die; th.t lie had
. fair trial, and he did not blame the jury. AZ
the close Of his speech he, with very broad :
smile, asked and 0htained permission Of the -
Court to sit down while the sentenca
wns being passed Judge McRoberta {
in d lengthy and very feeling manner, addressed
him, reviewing the evidence in all Of its bear
ings, and from it he did not know how the ju1J,
could have done different from what they did do. ::
The Judge closed as follows "That you, An
drew j. Perfect, be taken from the place where
you now stand to the jail OF this county, tlere
to remain until Friday, the 14th day Of February,
1873; that tho Sheriff Of this county on that day
conduct you to- the place Of execution, and there,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock in the forenoon
and the setting Of tho sun, on that day, hang
you by the neck nnt1 you are dead; and may He
who does not suffer . sparrow to fall unnoticed
have mercy upon you" j"
The Judge gave the defendants counsel until
The 8th of next month to make and file hill Of
exceptions.
Perfect sayB ho expects to be hanged, but that
be does not want ary assistance from the clergy.
He does not beleYe in them.
, 1873-01-26
f0lHA..

. DEs MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 25.-In the Senate,
this morning, the Revenue law WAS changed 10
as to make ta1es become delinquent in April in
instead Of April, and to he 3 per cent per month
after tho taxes have been due six months. The
penalty Of $500 was adopted for State aad
County Auditors discounting warrants. Tho
was changed from the first Monday Of August to
the second Monday Of July. Senators Hurley
and Faira1l were appointed on the Joint Com
mitteo to prepare q bill for the publication Of
tho code.
bcfore the Rar' III Committee this morning.
Tho moat important fact elected was that the
law respecting the college needs fixing up badly
Governor Carpenter submitted tho Correspond
once Of Governor Merrill in 1863, in whick be
notified the Board that the bond OF Nr. Rankin
vas worthless.
, 1873-01-26
WALL STREET.

| ~ NSAAy 1kGt4GN V2 AAG 4lNAHE1ul
l. SltuntiOn--Tiac Produce MARKETS.
NEW YonK, Jan. 25.--During tho past week
| the whole list OF Government bonds has advanc-
| ed, as tho Syndicate will have to advance tho
market, especially for 10-40s and now SIS, before
| they can DO anything in floating this large
amount Of $500 100000 The European members
| Of the combined Syndicate held q meeting in
London, on Friday, to prepare q plan Of ope-
rations.
The monetary situation has Deen marked
by general ease. Business is chiefly
at the legal ratio, with few
exceptions at to On the one hand, and 1-G4 to
1-e2 on the other. During the week the Treasury
Office disbursed 81, ,215 600 in gold on account Of
interest 934 600 in gold for bonds received, sold
g, ,o00, 900 gold received s75 900 gold for Gus
toms, and 81 Ills, 500 currency for gold sold.
Foreign exchanges have been strong andhigh-
er, although at the close o1treme rates were not
sustained. The gold speculation has been firm,
with Increased activity, and IN advance from
l129B to 113A. This rise has boon produced by
heavy buying for bull account, in connection
With large imports and heavy shipments.
Tho stock market has been more active at
and in some caaes quite wide. Pacific Mail I'D,
vanced AZ. Eric closed active at an advance
Of 3G. New York Central advanced about per
cent; Western Union, q; Ohio & Mis-
2sS: nannibal & St Iosenh ~ ~ fMnG;iu, Mn;o1,
II to e and afta1wards Tacovnrad to az 1tu h1t
closed at r e-'0 ~ 0|s' ou'
Tho bitfminona coal etocks dac,;ned esr,v IN
the woek hut wore firmor ~ thc ciosn ~ ~ ~
thracite coal ehares have bean dnll A. = io,rar
;7rica. '10 0.o-1 03AA '|' q t'4'e4
Exnrcss atocka oenaranv firm
Money op6ned ectiyo to-dav At T. bnt dacfinad
In prna n,eronnt;1a .,nva: Esd e. "os "oeAAnoo
Tbs stock msrket Wa p11i o1;at ~ and ;,rooo,,ar
opening lower and them reaet;nr sicht1v Er;a
stronrer. un1ar n rnmor ~ a now co-ncr fo-r,D
Ing. Sonator Edmunda snya the ;ndcat;ons aro
that his resolution anthorizinr tba eccratarv ~
the Treasury to Withhold ali MONEYS Jne tha D.
cidc Railroad viii be adontad. 'o
A. B. Stockweu. President Of the pac;fc Mail
Steamship and Bamana Bav Comnan;ea -ha haa
, 1873-01-26
ARKANSAS.


LITTLE Rocz, Ark, Jan. 25.-The Senate to-
day passed bill requiring all contests for 6t.te
bly,.
The Governor has ordered new registration
In tho counties Of Scott. Johnson, and Greene,
that the people may have an opportunity to vote
on tho Constitutional amendment On the 3rd Of
March.
great many witnesses haye been summoned
to appear before tho Committee on Privileges
and Elections at Washington in the Arkansaa
case.
The Governor has given the certificate Of elec-
ton to ". J. Eynes, the Reform candidate az
Consress-at-Largo. -~.
"A heavy SNOW storm is prevailing. ::
, 1873-01-26
The Wharton Poisoning Case.

]. J. Reeeo, Of Philadelphia, as medical chem
1cal expert, consumed the entire session OF the
Court IN the Wharton trial to-day, His testi-
mony Was repetition OF that in tho former trial,
With the addition Of some recent improvements
Reese gave it as his opinion upon hypothetical
question, and sisted that the attacks OF VanNess
Were attributable to natural causes. On his
ross-examination, tho witness stated that the
symptoms attending tire illne.a Of VanNess were
not Inconsistent With poison By tartar emetic.
, 1873-01-26

LONDON, Jan. 25.-The s1-Empress Eugenie
has concluded to soon leate' Chiselhurst She
will not, however, leave England, but will take
up her residence in some other portion Of the
country.
A despatch from Genoa says that tho Rev. DR..
Puaey is better.
It is reported that ateamahip has been dis
covered sunk at tho scene Of the collision OF
Dunge Ness lighthouse, on Wednesday night.
The opinion is becoming general that
tho vessel which rnn into the North
feet also went down with all. hands before the
emigrant ship sank. The owner OF the Spanish
steamship Murillo, who landed at Dover two
hours before the collision occurred, believes that
it Was his vessel which was in collision with .ha
Northdeat, and that both we're destroyed.
The funeral OF Lord Lytton took place to-day.
Among the distinguished persons present we're
Baron se1borno. Gladstone. Justice Cockburn,
Rt. Hon. Childers, Vlscount stansfeld, Vernon
Harcourt, Hepworth Dixon, and Miss II. Z.
Braddon. Dean Stanley read the funeral service.
, 1873-01-26
NEW YORK.

"A queer Way OIL kkctreantng Dcb1e
or's Men1ory-Nove1 BiiIs Introduced
in the LcEis7ut11xe-AA AAisceIIuucou3
Local. 4tenas.
Special Despatch to The Ch5cdgo Tribune.
J. New YORK, jan. 25.-Attention VAS attracted
yesterday to an old Italian walking back and
forth in front OF 439 West Twenty-trat street,
having two large placards on his person, bearing
the following inscription For sale, George
Stevenson's lawyer, 43o West Tweuty-0rst street,
carpet bill due since May, 1872; S3l.79 at fifty
cents on the dollar. Address H. L. Burr, Sta
ton. AIr. Stevenson caused his arrest. Ho could
not speak word of English. Henry Adams,
who Was present in court, said he was RESPONSE
bic, as he thought it was the only method left
him OF collecting the bill due his employers.
Justice Ledwith discharged the italian and
took Mr: sterenson'e complaint against Adams.
He WIS held to bail in $500 to answer the charge
Of disorder1y conduct, and will also be- prose-
cuted for libel.
Two novel billa have been, introduced in tho
Legislature, both OF which are reported likely to
pass. One declares misdemeanor punishable by
whether loaded or not, At human
being, and makes The penalty for
dscharging it, without intent to injure, flno Of
Sl0o, OF one years imprisonment. The other
bill provides that no children under the ago of
10 shall be employed for hire in any man1fac-
tory work, within this State, and that no child
under the age Of II shall be 80 employed, unless
such Child can intolligibly road.
Hon. Honly Nilaon, Vice President elect, Rev.
Wayland Hoyt, and Rav. John Hall, will deliver
addresses at tho twontioth anniversary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, in this city,
on Monday evening.
ITO the Associated Press.1
NEw YonX, jan 25.-John Cough Rand, the
artist, was buried yesterdsy.
At q meeting on Thursday nirht of the
in tho Episcopal Church in behalf of Indian
missions, Bishop Hare and others delivered ad-
dresses. Mrs. John Jacob Aston Is President Of
the Association. Its present object, in New
York, is the raising Of mouey for tho support Of
the ladies engaged in Indian missions.
The Board OF Supervisors yesterday ordered
the removal Of all janitorB, engineers, and
cleaners Of the new Court House and tho neigh
boring public buildings, and the selection Of
others ii their places.
The steamship Moro Castle, Of the Atlantic
Mail Line, WAS seized on her arrival from
Havana, thismorning, for debt. Othor ateamers
rumorod that the. Company ia financially en-
barrasBed,
The Cotoner's jury to-day ycrdioted against
Michael Nixon for shooting Charles Pfeifor.-
Judge William Il. Tracy, OF the Marine Court,
died this morning.,
Mayor HaEemeyer yesterday addressed letter
to Police Justice Scott, excepting to his conduct
in secretly discharging SONS Of the sawduBt
swindlerB who hare been flooding the country
with circulars Offering to sell counterfeit money.
At meeting OF the Police Commissioners
this morning, communication waB received
from Mayor Jacob. OF Louisville. sskipR Tor
, 1873-01-26
MEXICO,

HAVANA, Jan. 2s.-Nexican advices say that
tbs festivities attending the opening of the Yera
Cruz Il Mexico Railroad lasted week, and were
At Tepexe, the desperadoas placed three
boulders across the track, but there was no
damage, except breaking the cowcatcher of
locomotive, which was sent in advance OF the
Presidential train.
President Lerdo de Tejada Was enthusiastical-
~ received on the Sd inst. The President and
Minister of Spain to Mexico breakfasted on the
Spanish man-of-war. at which toasts compli~
mentary to Spain and Mexico we're drank
favorable towards Mexico, but Complications are
feared, owing to affairs on the Rio Grande.
, 1873-01-26
CONGRESSIONAL.

! CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. :25.-Tle Senate Was not in
session to-day, being adjourned over from Fri
day afternoon till Monday.
HOUSE.
On motion Of Mr. SARGENT, the President
WAS requested to furnish infrmation concerning
the occupation by British subjects OF land il
San Juan Island, or other islands acquired
under the recent award, and whether legislation
On the subject is necessary.
TIE SUTR0 TUNNEL.
Mr. SARGENT also presented a minority re-
port In the matter Of tho Sutro tunnel, which
WIS ordered printed.
i THE BOSTON POST OFFICE. =
Mr. GARFIELD, from the Committee on Ap-
propnations, reported a bill appropriatine
5000, 200 for the purchase OF m addition to the
site OF the Bo3ton Post Office, which was re-
ferrcd, on the objection Of Mr. KERR, to the
Committee Of the Whole. :.
DISTRICT COURTS.
On motion OF Mr.. BINGHAM. tho Judiciary
Committee billproyiding for holding the Dis
trict Circuit Court Of the United States in
WilkesbaTe, Pa., after some discussion, passed
-yaas, 98; nays, TO.
Several reports and private bills Of no public
interest were disposed Of. At Pm,
Adjourned.
, 1873-01-26
MISSiSStPPI.

JACKSON, Jan. '25.-Ihe Legislature convened
on Tuesday There Was little business, excep.
the receiving OF reports OF State officers and
passing resolutions Of respect for deceasedmem-
bers. -~-~"-
Yesterday, District Attorney Stiles presented
chargoa to tho House, looking to the impeach-
ment Of Judge Anderson, of the Third District.
The charges are of the moet damaging charao-
ter- Referred to committee.
, 1873-01-26
SPAIN.

MADRID, Jan. 25.--Tho Committee on the Alb
clifton OF Slavery in Porto Rico will present
their report to the Cortes on Monday, recon-
mending the issue Of bonds to the amount Of
thirty million pisetas for tie indemnifcation OF
elavc-oWners
Padial has announced his intention Of moving
several amendments still further ibezalizing the
bill.
, 1873-01-26

description Of the manner in which straat c1aan.
ing was conducted in this city. ~~'@''
=, onlng ta 70 re non-asTiyal Of Judge Boardman
stokes case did not coma before tho Court. '
II IS rnmored, this afternoon, that Er-f,ol1ect-
Or flurphy would soon succeed Comnt-nliar
Green. 01'NA'1oS