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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
NrM YORK NOTES.

BVENiNc BRooKfNN IN INsTALNENTs.
NEw NoRK. Feb. Some startling disclO-
sures have been made respecting recent fires in
BROOKLYN through the arrest of an incendiary
and his accOmpiieeS. by which u has bern
proved that a regular system OF arson has been
going ON tn that city.
IL EXPLANATION
Of the recent operations m Western Cnion stock
II Is said that the recent sale OF fifteen thousand
shares by one OF the executive committee. which
was made GO cOnSummate the bargain in the
purchase OF the Cuban telegraph cable. was
mistakahly regarded hy Pool a. a speculative
transaction. and continued 90 be - regarded
until the executive committee sanctioned the
action OF the president. Hon. Vim. Orton, in the
matter, by whose direction three-hfths Of the
Cuban cable company were thus secured. and
acquisition made GO the Western Mon comIa-
ny, which u Of very great advantage.
THE NkN WORK YACHT CLTB
last evening elected James Gordon Reupett
commodore. n was stated that the annual re
gatta would take place on the 5th OF June
IhE DEFACLT1NG kLoPER BROUGHT RACK
This morning detectives arrived from Ram
gor, Me-, having in custody Vim. &. Murray
bloodgood & Co.'S defaulting cashier and lis
wife. 5000 i'm gold certificates were found on
Mrs. Murray, and she WAS held as an accon,-
phce In her husbands theft.
ANOTHER MURDER.
During quarrel this morning in Hohokep
John Bertholf fatally shot John Eberhar,lt
The murderer was arrested. and alleges that
family troubles engendered by Eberhardt, was
the cause OF the shooting.
1T Is RAINING
here to-day. The wind il east.
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n1Mr. nightingale and -
ried In Boston last We Hfiss Bird were mar
: nvDr. peter~ .ck.
pisS, 49, ~ OF Clinton. Nev yorr las,
nisSds. ssered . new planet Of the tenth mag .
e9'fhe Western Onion TELEGRAPH eoy.,,,
nae purchased the controlling iutcresf in a..
Cpoa cable Tor 81 ,5o0, Geo.
IA Danbury man fractured the CEILING Ems
soove sehair, ID which there hsd been plSnsd a
burning hot poker.
uHMr. Samuel jay, aged seventy-thrc> M
twins last week. VI
e1Lav-abiding Boston is asked 20 decide
whether street cas- conductor has 4 riebt -
eject small Poz patients frohf his vehicle.
n0fhe episootic cat-arrh hss extepded An An.
fennes - ninneeota- Doctors say n presrnss
an analogy 70 tables In the human subject.
In Celcago parent, aR>d r0S. vss rs
cenuy nneo - tor cruelty whipDine his son |.
~noer yoe0 scarcely eighty years Old.
The rhiladelphfa Teiceraph. revie~s,.
ne result q the Tweed and Wkarfon trisis .psss
nouncee jury xials allure.
The oeean q tAs vostsru Oousrer>fionaI-
.ne Chicago Advanoo.-Ae0aIds a fuIl in
seHAeneen - tie Beecher soandsi.
Lne seeceeo Tor CHIEF Justios and naess-
~ 4c Npreoe couFt g MEXICO viz be
~ s13eey nsxs fsrfsris Dias, Msstsai
0An editor q Q paper In Poem, In Ger
many, has been sentencsd % four months in
prfsonmenf for publishing an article un1er a.,
mead OF "Ihe battle against 0ed'sehurch-"
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how THE SPEAKER DID CATCH Mr.. STEVENSON
Mr.. Steyenson-Myre recent perieuce teaches
me not to rely ON the word OF anv man.
Mr.. Blaine.-That experience Is 20 near home
TO you that you ought 10 rely on IL. Laughter I
Mr.. Blaine, addressing the committee, said:
elf IL Is 10 the mind OF any member OF the com
mittee TO ash me any questions hope they will
be asked, as i have not the remotest shadow
or shade OF reluctance TO answering all. The
matter between myself and the MesSrs. Coburn
was plain. straight business transaction, as
related the other dav, and have nothing in the
world 20 conceal in regard to IT,"
Judge Poland announced that no further wit
nesses would be examined to-day, and the COM
After short secret session, the committee
adjourned until ten O'Clock to- morrow morning
The Wilson Special Committee.
This committee held no session to-day.
THE INVESTIGATION IN BOSTON.
Judge Wilson, chairman Of credit mobilier
committee No. 2, reeNamined in Boston, yester-
day, Mr.. Rollins, treasurer OF the Union Paciac
railroad. Witness said the check for SIS, 600.
said TO have been given TO j. y. Wilson. had on
II the following Endorsements, the initials st. A
)" being in pencil: ..Pay to +. III. Rollins, see
rotary, or order" signed "B. NJ. Spence
at the Girard National Bank of Philadelphia
u. A. s.; signed Wv. G. Shellady, for cashier
The 5000 paid Rollins in December, 1872, was
for services rendered at Washington. He never
received dollar from the company that he did
not earn. The profit on Ames' contract, SO far
az II appeared on the books dividends. was
f2S,S5i $685. I'm stocks and bonds at par. and
that on Davis contract was g $50 ,135.ls In the
same material.
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BosToN, Feb. THE schooner Annie ~ !.
Bird, at this port, brought the crew Of the
schooner Edwin Reed, from Baltimore, Tor Bos-
ton, with coal, which vessel was discovered on
the second inst. sixty miles from Smiths Island
In a helpless condition, with the loss OF both
masts, from a collision with an unknown
schooner. Her officers abandoned her as there
was no hope Of getting her into port.
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THE SrsQUEHANNA leg GoRGK.-Undcr the
influence OF the mild weather the thaw Of the
ice I'm the Susquehanna continues The prepa-
ratlons for removing the Ice gorge at Port De-
post are still being discussed by the town com
missoners, and the nitro glycerine proposal is
being urged by Mr.. p. kaveny. a contractor on
the Port Deposit and Columbia railroad, who
uses the explosive material constantly, and
claims % be able 10 blow out q channel through
the Ice gorge nj small expense. HIS PROPOSE
ton IL being considered, but some OF the CON-
msslOners de- m il imnracficahle.
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COMP GoMIsE BETWEEN PRESIDENT THEIRS
AND THE FRENCH AssEMBLY.-The Paris ID
BseR Pubic saws a compromise has been affected
between President Theirs and the committee OF
thirty. The latter agree 10 modify their consti-
tutional project ny extending the veto power OF
the executive 20 as TO allow the President to
suspend the operation OF Law by his veto for two
months after its passage by the asse mbly, and
also by giving the President the right to partici-
pate personally In the debates i'm the chamber
on interpretations, and on all questions OF a
general policy. The legitimist and clerical
Journals are indignant at the concession of such
uncontrolled powers, as they term them, TO the
executive,
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

TRAVEL AND TRAFFIC. IN SPAIN INTERRCPTID
nv THE CAHLIeTs.
LONDON, Feb. Hallway travel in Spain IL
vet interrupted by CarliSfs. No mails from
Madrid have been received in London for nine
days, and the Spanish trade is disturbed.
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Al WILL JAMS
WI. DREssMAkING ESTABLISHMENT

nj. whhkkrh slANx,SSo rs-., ~,
The Largest aAd most Complete IL the City.
Party Dresses at Williams,
at Williams.
Elegant assortment Of Opera Cioaks at williams.
Infants Cloaks at Williams
Zeal Guipure Laces at Williams.
Real yalencjennes Laces at Williams,
Zeal Chantilly Laces at Williams.
Elegant Fans from Paris At Williams.
velours Cemture Louis XV"a Williams.
Gilet "Empiren at Williams.
Celebrated j. B. p. Corsets at Williams.
Elegant assortment OF Ladies' Under Garments, made
- in Paris, at Williams.
Elegant assortment Of Sashes at Williams.
Neal Chantily and Guipure Capes at Williams
Large variety Of Fancy Ties at Williams
Large assortment Gros Grain Ribbons AZ William
Chiidrenis ClOaks at Williams.
Dress and Cloak Trimmings ut Williams.
Partisan made Hair Br aids at Williams
Williams. =
Sleeveless Velvet Waists at willians
Crepe de Chene Sashes at Williams
.HM WILLIAM having his own house in Paris
s able to furnish the latest Partisan Novelties for
the lowest possible importing price.
M. WILLIAM,
9O1 Pennsylv ania ave-, Washington, D. O.
ja16lm No. CITE TREvISE, PARIS
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COUNTERPART UNION PACIFIC INCOME
RONDs-aa Arrtst.-On the 18th OF July, H. ?,
a well-dressed man, who gave his name as WIN.
Ellis, entered the banking house OF j. V. Pain
ter & Co., at Cleveland, Ohio, and sold ffteen
81 900 Union Pacifc income bonds for . rs .o00
In the month Of November, on an attempt 90
negotiate the bontls, ~ was discovered that they
were counterfeit. Last Monday afternoon, as
Mr.. Dale, the cashier, who purchased the bonds,
was in New York walking In Wall street, he met
a man whom he was positive m identifying as
the yender, and caused hs arrest. Before JUS
uce bowling, at the Tombs, the prisoner de-
nied that his name was Ellis, and claimed that
IL was Lorin White. He desired an examina-
ton, and Justice Bowling set IL down for Sat
uday morning.-N. D. yoar. comsserc~ ga.
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CHICAGO, Feb. The police last evening ar
rested two men, supposed TO have been con-
cerned in the robbery AZ the fremont house,
some three weeks ago, of Isaac Mills, an agent
OF New York jewelry house, of some $4,000
worth OF jewelry.
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PHlLADELPBiA, Feb, IA dispatch from
Harrisburg reports the Susquehanna still ice
bound At Williamsport the river has assen
three feet since yesterday, at Chickies fifteen
inches, and At Columbia ten inches. No dana 20
Is apPrehended at any point a. the ice Is sun
stationary.
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ST. Louis, Feb. -Four business houses at
Brookheld, Mo-, were burned SUNDAY night.
Loss $4,000; insurance small. Mrs. NcCaIt-
ney, q milliner, aud one OF the sufferers. was
arrested ON suspicion Of firing the buildings
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The MEADE STATUE.-A delegation OF promi-
nent ofhcers of the Army OF Potomac presented
an address TO the mayor of New York yesterday
The mayor viii lay the matter before the COM
mon council.
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NEW YORK, Feb. A special dispatch from
the City Of Mexico, dated the 4th instant, saws
Mr.. Skilton, United States consul, states that
Lozoda, the rebel and communist. was defeated
before Guadalza and Mazatlan. and was fleeing
before the government troops towards Topic.
Peace prevails I'm the remainder Of the republic.
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ARREST FOR INcENDIARIsN IN MARYLAND.
William Cook, colored. was arrested on Sunday
last. charged with attempting 10 set hre 20 Cap
tain Jno l. Dufef's barn. After a hearing be-
fore Justice Thomas IL. Ofutt, he was commit
ted to jail TO await the action of the grand jury.
Rochelle (xd.) Advocate.
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TEXAS FILLING UP.-The people OF Georgia,
Alabama, Florida and other southern states are
seriously alarmed At the tide of emigration
which has set in from those states 20 Texas In
Texas the computation Is that the arrival of
settlers from other states are equal 70 5000 per
day; this Is during the prese Mt season, but in
the spring greater number Is expected.
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LECTURES.

'l'URN cut AND HEAR HIM.
HISTORICAL AND LITERARY LECTURES
ODD FELLOWS LfBRARY ASSOCIATION OF
By GENERAL z, L. kPPIEdArE, tof oresonJ
ru,nsn At LINCOLN HALL,,on.vpvv
NINGs, FEBRUARY s, Z, and >,
Commencing at so'cloek; doors open at
SUBJECTS: Thursday evening, February e-"fhe
Book Of Job, its Origin and Doctrine" Friday
Woman, the Unsettled Question:" Saturday-His
great historical lecture, entitled "The Koriesh Ma
BANNED and Alkoran." 10
Admission, 80 cents to each lecture Reserved
seats can be had at G.. Parker's book store with
out extra charge. Tickets for sale at Kidder Il
McLean's; also at Parker's. fist
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The Boston Library To be Open ON Sun.

BosToS, Feb. The Boston common conn
Gil passed an order 10 open the public library oa
Sundays, by vote of e. yeas 90 10 nays, and the
order viii he carried into effect next SUNDAY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BatcheTer,s Hair Dye is the best in the worlI !;
the only trae and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tints, no disappointment, harmless, reliable, instan
Bond street, New York. f3-eoly
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BALTIMORE MERCHANT DRowSEp-Mr.
Thomas X. Dorsey, well-known aud much
respected merchant of Baltimore was dro wned
some time during "Wednesday night, having
fallen into the water at the foot of Frederick st
His body was found floating in the dock early
Yesterday morning
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AT THE CABINET MEETING to-day, all the
members were present. 1t is understood only
routine business was transacted.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S349 ,40O.S4.
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The PHILADELPHIA GAMBLING CAsE.--The
jury in the case " Kaas and sinner, ind ctsd for
keeping gambling houses i'm PHILADELPHIA have
been out since Monday, and has not vet asked
30 be discharged. sinner is a member OF the
common council. IL is reported that one OF the
jury Is the hacker Of q keno house.
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LIEUT.. Col. BEACH, U. s. A., died at Norfolk
on Wednesday. His body will be taken to
Hartford
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"A NICE PLAYTHTNG FOR CHILpRES.-Albert
Houghton, aged II years, of $50 east 36th street.
Was accidentally shot in the ankle yesterday
afternoon, with pistol, In the hands OF SAM
Wellington, aged 70, Of zS9 same street, who was
arrested.-N. T. Star, GA.
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A Card.

Clergyman, while residing in South America,
as missionary, discovered Q safe and simple remedy
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 apd
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured BY
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in q sealed
envelope, to any whe needs il, Free Of Charge.
Address, JOSEPH r. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
mar22-D New York City.
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Immense Reductions Ia Prices.
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.

In Consequence q the lAieness Of the season, and
preparing for large Spring stock, offer for the
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THE PRESIDENT and party returned from
Wilmington i'm the early train this morning.
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PRoP. yAe. H. COFFIN, of LAFAYETTE
died suddenly at Esston, Penns- Ceileee,
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SENATOR SUMNER Is considerably better than
he has been for seine time past, and his friends
hope he is now on the way to complete recovery.
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On Marriage,

Happy relief for Young Men from the effects OF
errors and abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
Impediments 10 marriage removed New method of
treatment New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South 9th
street, Philadelphia Penn; an institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fessional skill. dec7 -eoSm
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Another Triumph for the Amherst

1t would seem by the following extract from
letter from Amherst (Feb. 5th) that the college
boys there are abundantly able to repeat the
rowing victory Of last year:
"a new Senior bet number Of last wears crew
SO that he could row eleven hundred strokes
and run five miles in an hour and a half
hours. The trial took place this afternoon in
the gymnasium and is just finished. He rowed
the HOO strokes without stopping, In 2ix min
ran the 5 miles i'm Az minutes. The whole i'm
hour ana minutes. His last mile in minutes
"a seconds. Ii will rather scare some of the COL
leges. He is large splendidly built fellow"
The OCCUPATION or San JuAN-oraer Of IL.
Prsident.-The President has issued the fol-
lowing order:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, February s, 1873.
whereas, by the award or the Emperor Of
Germany, under date Of October 81, 1872, GER
ion Of Great Britain and the United States,
intending the island Of San Juan and other
islands In the district Of lands subject TO sale at
Olympia, in Warrington Territory. ID decided TO
s sesSs e the s United state Snd where's i
Britain now In occupancy Of portious q the
said territory, wh5e right and posscssorv titles
are claimed 20 be pEsesctsd BY the proviiions OF
me ;ne. neesy With Crest Britain made 1t wash-
ments FOR the joint occupation Of aid terrifdry-
eHe1ng between the Government of the Synisei
states AID The Government Of her Rritannic
Now, therefore, It is hereby ordered ,h., II,
uac@ q parcels of land included IN the ssid
award be withheld from sale or iis,os.i -
any nature under presmptiOu hone~$~.S y.
S on , Avs o. ne United States, until amer
shan have sees sdj1psed a aSpy r,S ns.sicaed
'here0f be given. py the 1ss1idsaf: ~ ''
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vnrIIeD HoR A WRnK-0Oserpor DIX. of
The case q 0aahsy, ssntsnced 70 81 hssCsd to =
Wy, N oroer inst Physicians nay oxami6e into
AZ sa nehtA condition. He n thought 3 Be- IN
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A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION for q cadet at
West Point, from the sixth congressional dis
trict Of Virginia, will be held at Stanton, on
Monday, February 24th.
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IHE LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION was resumed
this morning. General Mcmillan, Senator elect
by the Warmeth legislature, was recalled, and
examined by Mr.. Ray, Senator-elect by the
Pinchback legislature, relative b the different
Offices he has held since he has been q resident
of Louisiana. Witness regards himself as bona
fde citizen Of that state, but generally spends
his summers In the north. Mr.. Lynch was re-
called, and testiAed that he had examined the
election Pepers before the committee, and that
his retiring board. Some, however, are missing
Gov. Warmoth said that Mr.. Fellows stated yes
terday that Col. Thomas A. Scott and H. 8.
McComb could testify to corruption on his (Gov.
Warmoth's part In connection with the signing
Of certain bill, and he would ask that these
chlded that IL Il unnecessary TO call them as
witnesses, a. such an inquiry would not be
pertinent 10 the exAmlnati0n. The committee
then went into executive session. se.-leg
Tss CoLoR.D NEE Movrxa IN FAvon OF
CUBAN IxDsPEMDBHCB.-An iafornal confer
ence q . number Of leading colored men took
place e the residenoe Of Mr.. George +. Down
Ing, Ne. IA East Capitol street, last evening,
for the paEpooe Of considering the edyieabilitv
Of the colWed men Of America taking some sc-f
ton IN relation 10 the struggle OF the Cubans
Tor Independence. The needing, whicA listed
asas@y & s.ns%s 1 AVE. q sss cso sS
e the duty Of the coIored nan q fhS United
States 10 extend not only their sympathy, but
such material Nd = they can a0ofd TO their
called - meet IN fWashlnUesn On the "a Of
March nexf ana thata u6sg meeting be held
q tbs city xithin : Short WnS S4make arranse-
m.ntr for organised action in behalf Of the pa
tri0tS
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SENATOR WILSON left for Massachusetts, last
night, and will probably be absent about a
week. While in Massachusetts, he will tender
his resignation as Senator, but will date it to
take effect at a later period than he had Origi-
nally intended. In consequence Of the indispOsi-
ton of Mr.. Sumner. Should he resign to take
effect at once, Massachusetts would be practi-
cally without representation i'm the Senate.
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THE House COMMITTEE ON APPRoPRIA-
PRIATIoN this morning finished the army bill
which apprOpriates about $50 ,OOO, 900, and
agreed to limit the cost of the new post Office and
court house in Philadelphia to IS, OOO, 900, one
half OF which amount they agreed to recon-
mend be appropriated at this session. The
committee also agreed to recommend an ap-
preparation Of S25, 900 for the repair and i'm
pr0vement of Winder's building.
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DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
YOUTHS SUITS.

~ Il am determined to redsce my Stock without
delay, purchasers will md ii to their advantage TO
give call.
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Mr.. JOSEPH b. STEWART, imprisoned for
alleged contempt of the House, is stiI in confine
ment at the Capitol, and is visited daily by his
friends, including many ladies. His time is
fully occupied in writing and receiving visitors,
and though expressing profound disgust at the
restraint upon his liberty, still holds to his de-
termination not to disclose the secrets of his
clients.
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THE VIENNA ExHIBITION.-The committee
who are to make arrangements for the Vienna
Exposition met at the Office of General Eaton,
commissioner Of education. yesterday, to sug-
iting the educational advantages Of our school
system.
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SENATOR LEWIS was before the southern
claims commission yesterday, and testified to
the loyalty Of Christian Hartman and Samuel
H. Lewis, claimants of small amounts, from
Rockingham county, Va,
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In HIS TESTIMONY before the Wilson credit
mobilier committee yesterday. DIR. c. C. Cox
said he had never professionally examined r.
z. Hoover to ascertain whether he is sane or not:
but since hearing Of many Of HoOver's strange
acts, he, the witness, was charitable enough to
believe him (HoOver) insane.
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TN FH0ro01D K1FKAL or TIE BANKRUPr
LAw.-1&tsv Star: On ths alst az January the
House q Representative passed . bill abso-
lafSly se s re bankrupt Law, providing
o. the BIN. Yesterday the same House CON-
cured n an alaendment posed By tho Senate
TIE HcuSe q concerned, . anend ? VIM II Se
ed nat the House doeo not expect il bill n
pas the Senate and become . law, ana there
= this consistesf With % dieniy 81 "a HoussS
But Why, e TIL! law may Be amended IN one
paItieulsr, nay e ncs y ans9ded g 70 any
otner g y PsSvlaons! 0oee not The House, by
the bm ased ~ House Fepesiing he law?
DHA nm A he6nra fha Rsn&u.z.. 1.-s.s.x-..l
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NAVAL CHANGEs.-Pay Inspector c. P. Wal
ZACH ordered to the navy yard, New York, 18th
instant, relieving Pay Director Geo. F. Cutter,
who is ordered to duty as purchasing pay
master at New York, relieving Pay Director
j. o. Bradford as purchasing paymaster: the
latter being ordered to settle his accounts.
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executive session, yesterday confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations: o. H. Blocker. collector of
internal revenue, third district North Carolina;
John Tyler, jr., assessor of internal revenue for
Florida; Charles n. Hamilton, collector Of Gus
toms, Key West, Fla; John F. Dezendorf. ap-
praiser Of merchandise, Norfolk, Va; Adam j.
Begges, appraiser Of merchandise, Cleveland,
Ohio; Jos. r. Crozet, third lieutenant revenue
marine. Consuls-George L. Macmanus, at
Chihuahua, Mexico; NJ. F. Hatch, at Merida.
Mexico; A. G. Dunn, at Ancona, Italy. A num-
Der of pOetmastYrs were also confirmed.