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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-26

New York Notes.


sLIFFKRY
NhW YORK, March c6.-The weath ? "a rainy
and slcety and The streets are sha, kf,,giy slis-
Fry. many aeeidei'ts have ocearrcd % Peopie
STEAMSHIP solp.
The steamsh p Crescent City, OF the Atlanta
81 amship Scnlahy' was solo yesterday at
OH OF THE GOODRICH WOMEN CLEARS HER
REPUTATION.
1t appears tasi one % the women sad TO 20, &c
in p,ieat,d in the Goodrich murder has been 30,
tbs chief OF police OF BROOKLYN, and pgOved
herself 20 be a respectable working woman,
who did some work for the murdered man. The
mystery relative TO the other woman is still UNI
A NAN AND WIFE ATTENPT SUICIDE TO rs
CAPR PovERNY.
Jnlins knde and wife. of Jamaica, Long
Island. owing 20 their utter poverty openeT
wins In the back OF thei- legs and arms yester-
day, preferring death to stary alton. Physiciars
succeeded in staying the flow OF blood. but bon
ROSE COLOR VIEW or TUE cUBAN ISsuRREc-
TIoN.
Antonio Zambrans, a inember OF the Cuban
congress, has arrived here, and reports the n
surgents rs having an sb undance Of arms. al
are in good spirits. They are making steady
progress IN the eastern department, and "a a
very soon compel the SPlniards TO wholly WITH
draw from that department. Zambrada sees -
ly left the island in an oIen boat.
Two TRAGEDIES IN TENEMENT Horse-
Bridget McShenan, found dead in tens - nj
house Friday night on Stammell street, J,r,,es
to have been murdered by another " IA
named McNamee i'm a brutal, drunken n Al
by the latter fracturing the formers skuI with
bottle. A child was burned 20 death a The
same tenement house on the same night.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
1t has not been definitely decided q send
Train 10 an asylum. He said YESTERDAY ~ e. he
should quietly submit IL the outrage N.,s At
tempted, trusting TO til, people 10 riSh; she
wrong. He added: Let them do the. worst,
george Francis Train will still live"
GOVERNMENT BONDS TAKEN.
There were thirteen offers of bonds - law
amounting TO about II 80 800. at from b. Il -
1870. A half million was taken at fro l u O. =
to l14.60.
TEE SCRANTON COAL SALE.
One hundred thousand tons of cosi n ~ Ia
to-day, a. follows:-Lump, 5000 ton.. irnm
CRATE, 1000 tons, from $40 10 :; F. egg
$1,000 tons, from s4-52s 90 s4.60; stow. : ~
tons, from s5.o2k TO s5ESs; chestnaj 900
tons, from S4.ls 20 $40.
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THE EQUINocrIAL SroRN.-At Al n. m.
yesterday heavy snow at Davenport, Cir. nd
Haven, Milwaukee, Saugeen, Philadelphia,
Alpena, st. Louis, Leavenworth, and Keok *;
slee ting at Chicago, Rochester, and Tole 10;
light rain at Portland (Oreeonj, Lynchb ,re,
Port Stanley, Cape May, Nashville, and IND i a
apolis; threatening weather at Boston, NJ, IT
g0mery, New London, Portland, Clevels ID,
Wilmington, Knoxville, Cincinnati, Bur. 2
ton, Oswego, and Buffalo. Eight incheso Of : Nv
have fallen In Chicago, and the storm stillr red
last night with strong north east gale blow No.
Some Of the street railroads have been e. n.
PEELED to suspend travel. The p. m. train On
the Michigan Central railroad did not GO ut
on account of snow,
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NUKE kNI EIE IN SPAIN.
LONDON, March 26.-Dispatches from 1Ts III
say Senior CASTELAR,, minister OF foreign a IA r
and General Acosta, minister Of wa ".
probably retire from the Spanish Cabin
Is also stated that a general ministerial CIR.
imminent. The garrison AZ Barcelona H. ili 81.
meeting, and the officers are powerless %
a restoration of discipline. A band of Ca,
has entered the town of Ripoll, i'm the proxis
Of Corona, and Is committing many excesscs
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SIn Richland, Louisiana, when one man
Kills announcer they acquit the survivor. but re-
quire him to give bonds to answer the chsrce Of
carrying concealed weapons. s--.' g VI
Ms. Mc1iynn, Of Omaha, attempted to
90 mad wnen the physician sewed ii mo for her
he will die. NV - CAP -Ssoo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The nreseut Seyere season

has thoroughly tested the virtues oil MIS- Jones
Cough acknowledgements of bottles having been
used with certain success. Its trial has been most
thorough. mere cold OF cough or the most aggra-
waited cases it has cured with equal success. 1t is
not Objectionable the taste, and therefore be
readily used for children and persons who object to
nauseating mixtures, particularly as its doses are
snail and every dose contains the germ of an ulti
mate cure Its vaiue in advanced cases those
vergIng on consumption must not be underestmated.
Many such it has entirely cured, cases of ac
know ledged consumption. While it does cure, it
greatly relieves, and large number OF these inf r
il for the relief il affords them
For a Cold, Cough, Influenza, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, any affection Of the throat lungs yOu
use thing more reliable.
Prices-large size ST. small, 50 cts. For sale only
by ARTHUR NaTTANS, Druggist,
ml2-tr Corner 2d aud ID streets northwest.
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PLUNDER OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND
FoRGERs.-The post Office authorities i'm New
York yesterday turned over TO Nathaniel Jarvis,
u, receiver appointed by the Supreme Court,
the packages, valued at -. 900, whicDhad been
lying in the post Office addressed TO Bidwell
one Of the alleged Bank Of England forgers
Other packages Of bonds addressed directfy To
Duncan, sherman & Co. are expected, and will
De attached as soon as they come into the hands
OF the hrm. George Macdonald, one OF the
sioner Gutman in New York YESTERDAY amer
noon, and an adjournment Of the case for two
weeks was granted for the preparation OF evi-
aence Tor the bank, and the accused was re-
marshal. ~N'sS'
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VIRGINIA STATE SENATOR'S RoBBED.-On
Sunday night, while Senator Thomas, OF FAIR
Tax, and Senator RiNey, OF Fauquier, were
sleeping soundly in their rooms at the Ex-
change Hotel, some sneak-thief entered and
stole from MIR. Thomas S,sJ in money, and from
MT: Rixey gold watch and chain, for which
had paid $40, and sIs I'm money. Mr.. Rixey
had In his pocketpOok a number OF bonds 20 the
value OF several thousand dollars, but the rogue
was good enough TO toss back the book with
these I'm them, as he left the room. Several
other persons, in both the Exchange and Bal
lard House, had their rooms entered the same
night, but they fortunately awoke, or were
awake, when the rogue pretended TO have come
in bN mistake.-Rich moad HLi1.
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SUED FOR LIBEL BY CATHOLIC PRTEsr-
Rev. L. A. Martin, Catholic priest at Euclid,
Ohio, has sued the Cleveland Leader and cor
respondent TOR libel, claiming 5000 damages
The cause of the action is based ulon assertion
contained in communication in the Leader 70
the effect that Father Martin told widow that
her husband was in purgatory, but for ten dol
lars ne 1.-THE priest) would pray him out; that
the widow not having the money the priest said
he would wait a reasonable time, provided II
was secured by q responsible party
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LABOR DIFFIcULTIEs-Inu Illinois the prac-
tice of using violence in the settlement of trade
disputes has been made the subject of severe
legislation. Law has just been signed by the
governor which declares that for any one TO
use violence or intimidation to influence the ac-
uon OF employers or employed In the adjust
ment OF their Industrial relations, is q misie-
meanor punishable by q fine of 500, and for
any one to combine with others for such a pur-
pose Is misdemeanor punishable by $500 fine
or six months imprisonment
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SUBSIDY SCANDAL In MIssIssrppr rho
Mississippi house Of Representatives, by en-
currence Of both political parties, passed res
olution Yesterday approving the action Of the
Of Attorney General Morris In reference fo he
issuance OF state warrants under the rail ,ad
subsidy law. The report Of the COMMITTEES vas
70 tne enect that the action Of the ATTORNEY
picion, and anixed faint tohis name and re nm
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The Railroad War I'm the Jersey Leg;


TRENTON, March Pa supplement 20 ;hc
Saddle River railroad bill, passed by both the
House and Senate, and sent 20 the gOyernor
Was reconsidered by the Senate, and a message
sent for its return, but the House refused to r.
quest its return by IL 20 %. The action of the
nopolists to kill the bill.
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Mr.. j. V. Chiffon, of Warrenton, Va, has
been appointed a temporary clerk in the De-
partment of Justice. and not "district attorney
for Virginia" or CONFIDENTIAL secretary to the
Attorney General" as has been stated in sew
eral
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from the
source to-day were S1sO2
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CHIEF ENGINEER WIN. ii. SHOCK, U. s. N,
has been ordered to the New York navy yard to
succeed Chief Engineer Wood, who has been
promoted to the head of the Bureau of Steam
Engineering.
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THE OUTSTANDING LEGAL TENDERS at the
close Of business at the Treasury to-day
amounted to 1858 ,56I ,s9T, which shows a reduc-
ton of SlO0, GOO since Yesterday.
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The COURT OF CLAIMs.-On account of the
illness of Judge Knott, of the Court of Claims,
and the inability of Judge Peck to sit on the
bench. the court has adjourned over till next
Monday.
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BETHIEHI ", PA, March 2S.-The jury I'm
the Snyder murder case have rendered a YER
dict that he came to his death by an effnsion of
blood on the brain, caused by injuries received
az the hands OF q person on persons unknown.
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MR.. w. l.. HUNT, of Illinois, has been APP
pointed assistant superintendent of the railway
mail service at 81 900 per year and IS per diem,
vice j. McGrath, who has resigned to accept
the position of superintendent in the Chicago
most offide
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A card.

a Card.
A Clergyman, while residing in south America,
FOR the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by Q desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in q sealed
snvelope, to any one who needs it, Free Of Charge
Address, JOSEPH +. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
mar22-ly New York City
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COCHIsE, the notorious Apache chief, has
gone on a reservation at Sulphur Springs,
Arizona, with one thousand of his band, and it
is thought he has abandoned the war path, at
least temporarily.
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BISMARCK DON'T LIKE RKPUBLIcs-Dis-
patches from Madrid say il is reported there
Of the Spanish republic, declaring that il does
not represent the true viii of the assembly.
which yielded to the pressure of the masses Il,
proclaiming IT. 1t IL also rumored that the
Austrian and Russian governments have i'm
timated that they withhold recognition on
similar grounds.
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SENATOR Boutwell, will make a southern
trip with his family after the adjournment of
the Senate.
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ENOUGH TO KILL ANY NAN.-Tbe re~u,t y, :.
post-mortem examination Il regarded - shovins
pretty copclusively that the late Jane ~
1 rnomas tn Of North kingstown. R. L. died OF
nitrate Of potassa being found in the diffsrent
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ANOTHER Coal OIL vrcrru-Flizaheth
Tomlinson, living at Is North Seventh sfrset
Philadelphia, was fatally burned by the erni..,,
sion Of coal oil lamp yesterday.
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THH HORSE RAILROAD COMPANIES i'm Bos on
had to call upon the state police to protecf tn a
horse shoers who have taken the place Of
strikers in their shops VI
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ATTENPr TO FIRE A CoIoern Carncp-
Inc norfolk eva Journal reports that an At
Tempt WAS made by some incendiary 10 destroy
ne Csiored Baptist church, On Bufs street, in
fortunately, was not successful in hisLbase de-
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THE SENATE passed a resolution to-day to
adjourn sine die at O'Clock this afternoon, and
Messrs. Anthony, Morton and Casserly were
appointed committee to notify the President
Of that fact. The Senate then went i'm execu-
tive session to act upon the nominations pend
inn
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CHoKED TO DEATH BIZ ScARP.-Eugene
Morftt, living in Danville, Conn, smart and
intelligent lad, about II years Of age, met with
. sd accident Of Friday last. He was leaning
fell the scarf around his neck caught In the door
catch, choking him TO death,
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o1The Iowa woman suffrage association IL
bankrupt.
~ Cider Is made to order by Connecticut
apothecaries.
RIA deaf and dumb man il stamping Ken
lucky as candidate for the Legislature.
ga bOrse-thief in Wisconsin was lately az
Quilted on tie ground Of "mental imbecility.n
~ The last defaulter is young woman who
got away with $50 OF her grandmother's money
pVAn epidemic OF measles Is spreading
through the northwestern states, claiming an
unusual number of victims.
MA Kenton, KY, widow, aged forty-five.
lately tried her third venture in the person of
bridegroom of nineteen.
nIThe most wholesome beef sausaees that
can he purchased in London arc made from,
horsetiesh and soaked bread.
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KHIyA MUST COME powx.-The st. Peters,
burg Goloe declares that the only issue Of the
expedition to Khiva must be the complete and
unconditional submission Of the Khiyate 20
Russian sway.
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AMUSEMENT
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
w JOHN 7. FORD Proprietor and Manag

join t% Sh Ffopr hST and Manager
eR sEEs1 E sSSGfF sa % S1 EEE
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, March %,
fio'o" M ihfTTiIs OPERA
h1TsSn MIs zejda scum MS Broo5hI9ss BST
Ba5,Is%sS: Full Chorus and oSehes,ra nam Nj
Til RsbNYB0HEMT1S GIRL R.'ci Fk SiTes,9r
G SRsETa, " II , TrRsAAXyAAToRE. sATURDAY-GRAND
seats reserved, 8 so and ST. Admission, rs cents
To he had at theOpera House and Ellis Music Sore
ENTERTAINMENT AND HOP by the NJ P
HALL, Na ssoY ara at SD q
RUBiNsTEIN FAKkWkLL CONCERT.
LINCOLN HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH %,
AT = O'CLOCK.
MR.. BUBENsrEIN will, on this occasion, play
LAST AND FAREWELL APPEARANCE,
in new and most attractive programme, Of
ANTON RUB1NSTEIN, the greatest living Pianist
HENRY W1ENIAwsKI, the world renoSned vioi
Nile. LIEBHART; the celebrated London Soprano
MONS. L. REMBlEL1NSKI, Accompanist
nesday, March %, at Metzerott 4 Co.'S Music Store
steinway Piano used at Rubenstein Concert. m2i-6i
WASHING Ton THEATER COMIQUE
w Eleventh street, south Pennsylvania avenue. }
(AdJoinihg the rear Of Harvey's RestaurantD
ANUNEQCALEDC OMBINATION OF TALENT
GREAT AGGREGATION OF STARS.
EXGAN AND EDWARDS,
W. Eagan, James 8. Administration Actors,
Ethienian Perfermers: Change Artists, Comic yo-
fss and 9rNsO Sr 1bIESapts Irish
versatile performers on the Stage.
S,ea, snsssss of the only and original Mr. FRED
Continuous success Of theGharming POLLY DA-
LY; the a:knswiedgsd Queen Of xoeslists.
Ballet Troupe, fully augmented with ten new faces
Sixteen handsome ladies in two grand original bal.
lets, La Polonaise, and the sensational ballet dac-
The KIRALFY SISTERS,
Emeline and Katie.
Douglass, IL. Jean Buckley Hattie Hastings, Addie
Graham, Laura Harrison, Emma Harrison, Nellie
Msti&ee, WEDNEsDAY and SATURDAY.
OLpNo.( On ExhIbition NEW No.
'IH Sly MARKkkfirER,s, HrH 81
w. door, above ' oSd FeIIe sSs a.. iee'' eight
| fss Hsss1ss, %s ss
shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas.
'e's, H1S F Ea HxS g. in the District.
Please remember Name and Number. Jelly,
a IL KINDS OF 0AsT-OFF WEARING AP.
"a PAREL can be sold to the very best advantage
. SIS saresi, be between 9Th and 7S III H.
Notes BY mail promptly attended to. Cash paid. rs
lid GOLD, sILvER, BRASS, COPPER, Ere,
and Hos By
promptly attended to By AUGENSTEIN, l4OY
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PHIDADELPHIA, March 26.-The Coroner /,
investigating the circumstances att ending the
death of Mrs. Elizabeth Tomlinson, caused by
the explosion of a coal oil last night.
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DEcKnBER AND MAY.-Catharine He,em.,,
rottersvilie, New Jersey. young girl OF NE
zen zen, recerHy married Ashbury Farley, an
eioeriy farmer 0f Oneida, I'm New York hut a.
seen as the Knot Wa tied she became frirhteped
and begged the minister TO mite n. He replied
that he could not possibly do %, and the M
cried bitterly. Farley endeavored % conssnls
hssd v sr sne Rnsss ST. MN cwsy' and turned her
TO live With him, and returned TO her fsfbsrss
house, while Farley went home TO Oneida Va
ley icing In good circumstances and havin,
promised 70 settle &c. 600 upon Cath aripe AMI
refurnieh his farm-h house. her parenfs ,.s.ra
suaded her TO live with him, but before aain.
20 the settlement and refurnishine were insS,ssf
on: fariey refuses both, and threaf.ns
suit 10 compel his wife to reside i'm his hoase.
According TO . Missouri paper. tbere IN n
Ian IN mat state 90 tall he has 10 GET ON his
knees to scratch his head. So o'' -
Only six out OF the eighty scholars In the
Doen9ne high school were able % write the
Lords Prayer correctly from memory.
Mis- Stoker, young lady Of Piaua, Ohio.
ien DEAD OF disease OF the heart last SUNDAY
WINE ON her way 10 Be baptised by immersion.
o0Gerah Massey, the poet, has been lee
turing on spirituaiism I'm England. He sails fu-
the United states Septemhsrl.
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Caution.
LEA PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Buyers are cautioned to avoid the numerous Cocn-
terfeits and limitations offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
octl5- 2aw1y Agents for the United States.
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SENATOR PATTERsoN's STATEMENT.-The
senate, this afternoon, agreed to allow Mr..
Patterson to submit his statement in reference
TO the credit mobilier charges, to be printed
with the report of the special committee on
that subject, but not in the Congressional
P1cord
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"MoDKLs."-The London society for the s,,n-
preston of vice has seized q lot of 0rnOdeIs,,
belonging to the museums Of Anatomy. and will
appeal to the magistrates for their destruction
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HAIR.-More than one hundred thousa nd
Marseilles in 1872. principally from China.
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SENATOR CLAYTON ExoNKRArED.-In the
Senate yesterday after our report closed the case
Of Senator Clayton was discussed by Messrs.
Wright and others. The question being then
on the resolution of the committee generating
Mr.. Clayton from the charges against him, Mr..
Morrill, (Vt.) said he had not sufficiently exam
incd the testimony to justify him in giving an
expression Of opinion. Messrs. Salisbury, Cas-
serly, Stevenson, Thurman, Ransom, Kelly and
Stockton all said they should refrain from
voting in this matter because of want of oppor-
tunity to give the examination necessary for o
correct Judgment. Mr.. Carpenter said for once
he was with the democratic party (laughterl,
and must abstain from voting for the same rea-
son given by the Senators who had Just
voted. The resolution was then passed as fol-
lows:
YRAs-Messrs. Alcorn, Allison, Ames, Anthony,
Foreman, Boutwell,, Chandler, Conover. Cr.gin,
Dorsey, Ferry Conn. D. Ferry Mich }, Frelinghuy,
sen, Hitchcock, Howe, ingalls,, Jones, Lewis, Lo-
gan, Mitchell, Morrill, Mel. Morton, Patterson,
Pratt Ramsey, Robe rtson, Sargent, Scott, Sherman,
Stewart; West, w indom, and Wrighi-3s
NAys-Hessrs. Cooper, Davis, q )idth waite, Cor
don. Merrimon and Norwood-S.
Messrs. Conkling, Morrill, (Vt), Fentou,
Schurz and Hamilton (Texas), who were pres
ent, sbstaned from voting.
Mr.. CLAYTON was charged with having, while
governor OF Arkansas. used corrupt means -
secure his election to the United States Senate.
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LECTURES.

'T'HE TONER LECTURES.-The first lecture of
i the course instituted under the Toner Fund to
encourage 1.-THE Discovery of New Truthsn for
hv WOODWARD, NJ. D., at Marini's Hall,
9l4 street northwest, ON FRIDAY, March q /,
o'clock D. m. Subject of the lecture: 1.-THE
sTRuCTUkE OF CANCEROUs TUM0Rs and
ARE INVADED The medical profession and ali
others interested in scientific studies are invited 10
attend. JOSEPH HENRY,
MS 81 President Of Board Of Trustees
Rep. Chfon.1
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PREsIDENT.-The
President sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day:
Ots Clapp, collector of internal revenue 4th
district of Massachusetts.
PostmGsters.-John b. Smith, Dover, Pa:
VIM G.. Stewart, Tallahassee, Fla; +. +. Full
Ter, Taunton, Mass; Stephen FL. Brown, WoOn-
socket Falls, r. l.; L. G. Ames, Mount Morris,
n. "; Thos. Carlow, Smyrna, Del; II. p.
Cleveland, Shelbyville, Tenn; Hy. ID. Shaffer,
Canton, Ohio.
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THERE Is THE BEST AUTHORITY for contra
dieting all reports sent from here to the effect
that Secretary Richardson's appointment to the
Treasury is only temporary in character. There
has never been any intention ON the Secretary's
part OF retiring from the Treasury to 90 into
private lusness.-Boston Globe SpeciaL.
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The GENERAL PASSENGER AND TICKET
AGENTS CONVENTION resumed its session at o
O'Clock this morning, and again proceeded to
consider the subject rates and commissions At
about / O'Clock p. IN. set of rates and com
missions were adopted and the convention then
after adopting a resolution of thanks to Mr. j
+. Cake, proprietor of Wizards Hotel, for
courtesies extended, adjourned sine die
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SENATORS BrOwnlow, Cameron, Davis, Ed
inuIds, Flanagan, Hamilton, of Texas, Ham
ilton, of Maryland, Hamln, Johnston, Pratt
and Wadleigh have already left the city, and
Senators Gilbert, Merrimon and Wright leave
tonight. A few Senators will remain here sew
eral days, but most of them will have left here
for their homes by to- morrow night.
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RUBINsTEIN FAKEWkLL CONCER

LINCOLN HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH ~,
AT = O'CLOCK.
MR.. RUBENSTEIN will, Oh this occasion, pls,
- pieces.
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GEN. LEeGETT, Commissioner of Patents
has no present intention of resigning to prac-
tice law. The rumor telegraphed from thi:
city that he intended to resign probably origin
ated i'm the fact that he was recently admitte.
to practice before the United States Suprem.
Court. This circumstance, Gen. l.. SAYS wa.
partially accidental, and had no special refer
enee to his present position.