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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-10
Broadcast Scedcr gorDbimcd
AHEAD OF All.

TT ~ often the case he SOY "a na' all ALIKE sta,e-
i oncntly the fpfmHT wpRli IKE 20 sor dt'rr M
.qusntifies ~ grain a%ccordur 70 me more rltss sfiil
.paft ot field Hiih he Farmers ifiend Grain nrll
MS can be dome without loss 81 Zine rr trouble. ly
going over his itlt with orr y ~ he car without
stopping his horses A. aus time s~t The Drill 90 dfor
more or les. V-ain vi h the greatest 81 ense and per-
fiction. sn' VIII n changed viii SON The desired amount
.ey acfiy The sect GUYS are alwavs in view OF the
.d-'vsr which enlbles him to see At once when the
Horn er-hox H. e'nptv-
II i = double forced feed Drill Can BE changed intl
Ia hroadcaster. No taken on Of cOg-wheei. 20 make
Iehsnge in quantity IA te seeded distributes evenly
or ron1h or sincoth hsiiv ar level lAut
Can he changed from ono quantity 10 ano'her In .
moment. without stopping the tears. VIII so~ OIL
ikinfs o. seed with reg lirIiy Ant any hos fwslys
years ola can manage his prin Y is impossible n
.mske mistake. IS.DDIE SCHCiJAch%E
June Goth 1873. Agent
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THE CUBAN SITUATION.
The vhginius on Her Way to KY West
1ore 0utrages by the Santiago Butchers.

NEwYoRK December PA Keywest dispatch
says: "Seven war ships are now there, and SUM-
cient naval ST, res have been received there to
supply 10000 men for three months. The Off GERS
Of the Wyoming report that the estate Of Mr.
Brooks, acting British consul at Santiago, war
burned, probably by the volunteers. A Swiss
jeweler was warned to leave that city or declin.
TO trade with American naval Off GERS. Consul
Young says the life OF Schmidt, the American
vice consul. would not be worth a cent ii there
were not American war vessels in the hArbor."
Departure OF the virginius from
Havana.
HAVANA, December l2.-The steamship Vir-
at half past flour O'Clock this morning by tue
Spanish man Isabella la Catolica. The
tug-boat returned to the city at seven O'Clock.
The destination Of the Virginius is supposed to
be Key West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

"A LARGE MEETING OF wORKIYGMHN was
held at Cooper Institute, New York, last night
IRE Geographic report says: Resolutions were
presented denouncing high salaries of officials
demanding work from the city government for
thcse OF employment; declaring those in need
should procure shelter and necessities of life
and send bills to the city treasury to be paid
hereafter out OF wages for such work as the CITY
might give them; and, TO prevent panics, urg-
ing graduated taxation which would stop the
lock- up of the circulating medium and restrain
the accumulation of wealth BY indivlduals
Other resolutions of a violent and agrarian
in their support 1''1'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

REVOLUTION AGAINST BARz-A dispatch
Irom fuerto Plata, dated November 26th, says:
The city pronounced against Baez yesterdsv.
The revolutionists issued a manifesto declaring
Their reasons for pronouncing against him, al
ieglng that he wishes to impose upon them his
brother, Damian, to the presidency He is
charged with acts of tyranny, misuse of public
funds. and the unconstitutional alienation of
SANTANA to an American company. General
Gonzales has been elected governor of Puerto
Plata, General Caceres and other leaders of the
revolutionary troops, having gone to Santiago
to gain that place for the revolutionists. 1t ls
considered that majority OF the people are
already against Baez.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAp.
FIRE IN BALTIMORE.
The Old Museum i'm FIames-The
american Theater COmique Burned

BALTIMORE, December IA little past two
O'Clock this morning. the large tive-s story brick
building northwest corner of Calvert and Balti-
more streets, known as the Old Museum build
ing, belonging to the W. W. Glenn estate, was
discovered to be on fire. In a short time the
flames burst from the upper stories, occu-
pied by the American Theater Comique,
Messrs. Howe & Clathworthy, proprietors, and
by three o'clock the upper stories ofthe building;
were comLlletely burned out. The lower floor
Of the building was ocnuuied as stores and
restaurants, aIsii was not dsmasssd by lire, but
suffered considerable loss, being deinsS9 WIN
water. The loss on the building is estimated at
from $4,000 to $4,000. Robert Brown, a
jewelier, sustained damage to the amount OF
$4,000 by water; A. Maull cigar store, 80 900;
Howe & ClOthworthy lose 81 800, together with
the wardwardes, &C., Of the theatrical cOmpa-
pany. At one time Barnum's Hotel seemed in
Danger, and number of the guests prepared to
leave, but the fire, which originated back Of
the stage, among the scenery, was confined to
the museum building. The insurance on the
museum builcing is so, 900, as follows: Reli-
ance Of Philadelphia, So, 800; Pennsylvania OF
Philadelphia, 1900; Manhattan of New York,
81 ,0c0; American OF Baltimore, ~ 800; Peabody
Of Baltimore, Al 500,
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THE FARMERS MovEMENT.-Proof of the
continued vitality and growth of the farmers
movement at the west will be found in reports
of the annual meeting of the masters of oranges
in Illinois, at Which 200 delegates were in at
tendance, and of the state grange of Iowa, at
which the efistenceDof !, 1888 subordinate
oranges in the state with a membership OF
nearly 100 900 was reported. Both the grand
masters in their opening addresses insisted Oh
the necessity Of adhering as an organization to
the non-poliucal character with which the
oranges set oet, but both contain the pregnant
suggestion to politicians that outside of the
grange the members are expected to take part
IN politics and act for the common interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION AGAINST
REV. DR.. CHKNRY.-At Chicago an application
was made on Wednesday to Judge Farwell OF
the circuit court for an Injunction restraining
the Rev. Charles f. Cheney, lately appointed
it'nerant bishop for the west by the Reformed
Episcopal church, from further exercising
power as a minister of the Episcopal church.
The application is made on behalf of scyera
mem beIs of DR.. Cheney's church, who have op-
posed his course for some time past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COM
MITTER of New York last night adopted a res
Olution that in their Judgment the gentlema AZ
who has been nominated by the President to
the Senate for the Chief Justiceship does not
possess the requisite qualifications, and the NOM
inatiOn should not be confirmed; also congratu-
lating the country on the adoption Of the gene
raj amnesty bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

A Nova SCOTIA VILLAGE SINKING.-Las
Sunday morning a subsistence OF ground abou
the center of the village of Westville, which
built over the Arcadia coal mines, took place
The surface of the ground opened on the stree
near the pOst-Ofiice and sank down several feet
fitting number of houses and dwellings In tn
vicinity. Operat ODs are now in progress get
ting matters straight again. No one was in
iured
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Mrs. jones' Cough Mixture
FOR THE CURE OF
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Notwithstandi g the numerous Cough Medicine
in the market, Mrs. Jones' Cough Mixture has sold
more rapidly than in former seasons. This popu-
la'ity is entirely due to its extraordinary merits
IL never falls not in the obstin ate cases
to give speedy and permanent relief 1t is pleasant
10 take and is therefore specially adapted for chill
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oines. 1t will well repay fair trial
Pricss-Large size. 81; small 81 cents For sale
only by ARTHUR NATTANS Druggist
no2ltr Corner I'd and streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

The House Committee on Foreign Affairs or
ganized this morning, and proceeded in a body
70 pay their respects to Secretary Fish st the
State department
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The SALARY BILL was recommitted by the
House 70 the special committee, WITH instruc-
tions to report at O'Clock this afternoon a bill
repeating all increase of pay. except where the
constitu ton prohibits the repeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

THE House Appropriation Committee held no
session to day, having adjourned until Monday
in order to allow members to transact private
business in the several executive departments.
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New York Notes.

RAID ON GAMBLING HOUSES.
NEW YORK, December 12.-The police made
a raid on the gambling houses last night in the
eight and fourteenth precincts, selling faro
tables, roulette boards. chips, &c, and arrest
ing and taking to the station house nearly q
hundred proprietOrs and players. John Morris
sey's and Q number of other big establishments
got wind of the matter, and closed their rooms
in advance.
GREELEY MEMENTO.
The board of aldermen has appointed a COM
mitteee to give, as memento to the family OF
the late Horace Greeley, an illuminated album,
containing the action of the city authorities on
the occasion OF hi sdeath; also, an excellent por-
trait of Mr.. Greeley. The album is about two
feet long by one broad, bound in black velvet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

Hoy. W. =. BRowNrcw has removed from
las; Capitol street to corner Delaware avesue
and street northeast Whitney-s Hotel.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
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RozKuwIG AoAIS.-The district ATTORNEY of
New York has sued out . writ OF error In thu
Rozenwig case, with view Of obtaining Q re-
versai Of the recent decision, which, under Q
legal technicality, released him from sentence
for murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

To BIZ HANGED To-DAY.-The Governor Of
Virginia has refused to commute the sentence
Of Andrew Croxton, convicted Of malicious raps
In the circuit court Of Essex county, and sem
fenced to b hanged December i2th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

The House COMMITTEE en- Mlitxzy Affairs
met and organic, TO day, but transacted only
preliminary business.
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FOREIGN Notes.

COMPUTATION OF BAzAINE's SENTENCE.
PARIS, December 1.-THE decision of Presi-
dent MacMahon in the case Of Marshal Bazaine
70 announced this morning. The sentence Of
death against the marshal Is committed to 20
years seclusi0n. He 10 to bear the effects of
degradation from rank, but will be spared the
humiliating ceremony.
THE LONDON FOG LIFTED AT LAST.
LONDON, December 12-The fog which has
been hanging over this city for the past three
days has lifted, and the weather here, as else
where throughout England, Is fair.
OCEAN eTEAMkR ASHORE.
LONDON, December 12.-The steamship
Ernst Moritz Arndt, from New York, Nov. %,
for Stellin, is ashore on the island Of Selland,
near Esinore. The vessel 10 leaking badly.
Assistance has been sent to her.
DRATH OF AN n. r.
LONDON, December 12-Wm. Henry Powell
Gore Langston, Member Of Parliament for
West Somerset, Is dead.
THE ACHINBeR CAMPAIGN.
The Hague, December l2.-The government
has received intelligence that {, 900 troops be-
longing to the expedition which lately left b.
tavia for Acheen have effected Q landing on the
coast Of that country, without opposition.
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District Affairs in Congress.

Of SENATE COMMITTEE
TODAY.
The Senate Committee on the District of CO.
lumbia held their first meeting this morning.
Mr.. Summers bill, entitled an act to secure
equal rights in the schools OF Washington and
Georgetown was referred to Senator Hitchcock.
The bill relating to the adjustment of the war
den Of the Jail and placing the institution in the
custody Of the marshal, was referred to Senator
Johnston; also, the bill authorizing the Wash
ington, Cincinnati and st. Louis railroad Con-
pany to extend their road into the District of
Columbia, through the states of West Virginia,
Ohio and Illinois. The bill to INCORPORATE the
Capitol and North Q street railroad company
was referred to Senator Dorsey.
The chairman appointed Messrs. Johnston
and Dorsey a sub committee to meet the House
sub c0mmittee-consistiny Of Messrs. Cotton,
Clark and Leech-wth instructions to gener-
ally inspect the Improvements about govern
ment property In the District, and report such
recommendation for the action Of the full COM
mittee as they deem expedient.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

RHv. DIR. THEODORE b. LyxAr a.s,s,sr
bishop-elect of the Episcopal diocese Of North
Carolina, was consecrated yesterday at Ohrbt's
lEPiscopaD church, in Raleigh, N. O., by
bishoP, assisted BY Bishop Atkinson, Of North
Carolina. - " -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

TIE NAMES of the new delegates to Washing
ton from the Cherokee nation are William p.
Adair, John b. Jones, Dennis Bushyhead and
Rufus Ross. The chief, Col. W. P. Ross, will
accompany them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12
Increased National Taxes Recon-
mende0.

ARDsoN.
Secretary Richardson has addressed a letter
to Mr.. Dawes, chairman of the House Commit
tee on Ways and Means, setting forth that the
revenues Of the government are not sufficient
to meet the demands made upon it, and request
ing that speedy legislation be had to place at
his disposal the Additional sum of fnrtv.two
million dollars. To meet these demands he
recommends the restoration of the duty on
yea and coffee, (which will yield about
per gallon on the tax imposed on whisky. 4
cents per pound on tobacco, and the reensct-
ment Of the law taxing the gross receipts OF
rairosd companies, express companies, sc. If
this should not be sufi cient to meet the coutin-
gency, he recon mends the restoration of taxes
included in schedule of the revenue law.
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LECTURES.

v NJ. c. A. LECTURES.
LINCOLN HALL.
PROF. =. v. HAYDEN, Tuesday eve'g, Dec. 6
THO " As MAST. Tuesday evening, December "a
JOHN b. COUGH, Tuesday evening, yanusry
:, Prices:-Hsyden, rs cts; Mast, 81; Dough, 81
No extra charge for reserved seats.
Diagram At Warren Choate Co.'s, 941 Penn
syivania avenue.
Lectures begin promptly at o o'clock. Doors open
att.
given in FEBRUARY. decS-tr
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD PRRsI-
DEHCY.-The board Of directors of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company held their regular
John w. Garrett president for the ensuing
year, and Mr.. John King, jr., president pro
tem;, In the absence Of Mr.. Garrett, who yet re-
mains IN Europe. Both elections were unani-
moue. This viii be the 10th year or Mr., Gar
rett's presidency of the companv
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A Ressite for Partiet.

CHICAGO, December l2.-Partiet, the colored
wife murderer, who twas to have been hanged
at Joliet to-day, haS been respited for week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

The ACrINe MAYOR OF MEMPHIS INDICTED
Yesterday at Memphis the grand Jury found
acting mayor during the yellow fever panic
Tor obtaining goods under false retenses fraud
uient breach Of trust, and larceny. The accus-
ed had been arrested and held IN 40 mn hail on
each charge to answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INIKRNAL RkvxSUE.-TRe receipts from tsis
vosree today were s2524t2S5.
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Mothers. Methers. Matthew,

Mothers, Mothers, Mothers!
DON'T fail to procure N RS. WINSLOw'S SOOTH.
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident to the perioa
Of teetAing in children 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowels, and By
giving relief and health to the child gives rest 10
the mother. Be sure and call for
mrs. WINSLOW1S SOOTHING SYRUP
For sale by all druggists. jyI4-eo6rn
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Iowa increased the conscience fund bI SO
\
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The AtOcha Claim.

INJUNCTIoNIsTs TOO LATK-THE MONEY
DRAWN FROM THE TREASURY.
A short time ago the Court Of Claims awarded
to Mrs. Eliza A. j. Atochs, administrative OF
A. j. Atocha, s207 900 for damages alleged to
have been sustained by him by being Illegally
expelled from the republic Of Mexico, and yes
W. Boyce filed . bill for An injunction to pre-
vent the parties from drawing the money from
the Treasury, claiming that the estate owed
Fuller the sum OF sac, 800, and that the widow
having bonded ~ administratrix of Atocha
in only o small amount, he had no relief. Mr.
n. wilson, representing n. G. HargAus, who
has q claim Of $50, 900, also obtained an in
junction. Chief Justice Cartier being the near
est judge to the clerks ONCE, was called on, and
Immediately gave the necessary orders, and one
OF the marshal's officers started for the Treas
just previously drawn the money, and had loft
the jurisdiction Of the court.
TIE LATE GENERAL RYAN's MARRIAGE Ex-
eAeEMKNr.-The Albany Journal says Seen
eral W. A. G. Ryan, who met his death ct the
massacre In Cuba BY the Spanish . short time
since, vas engaged to be married to Miss Geb-
harie county, and very smiable and accom-
plished young lady. The nuptials were 10 have
been celebrated on Thanksgiving day"
The NIw ATLANTIC CABLs.-A New Hsmp-
shire paper states that on the 7th inst. the Gov
erncr Of the state, accompanied BY the judge Of
the United States District Court, togethG With
ed suitable spot on the New Hampshire coast
for . landing OF the new Atlantic cable 30 be
laid between the western shore Of Ireland and
this continent.
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LADIES' GOODS.

LAUlES 9OOUS.
J's55o s bozH Ss!RRE.s-.ysk.D SKIRTS,
Siso asEstR s sfs s. Fs.G Space
HANDsohKsr ANp bLAseIsr AssoRr.
LADIES CLOAKS AND SUITS
In the City.
FRENCH CoRsErs AT REDUCED PRICES.
BEST PARIS KID GLOVES
At 81 Pair.
HAIR SWITCHES AT So, WORTH sli.
Mrs. SELMA RUPERT,
GA 9Th Street. Opposite Patent oace.
Calls the attention Of the Lsdies to her large and
elegant assortment Of
FANCY AND woRsTED GOODS,
SUITABLE FOB HOLIDAY GIFTS,
especially Embroidered CUSHIONS, SLIPPER
CASES, LIGHT SCREENS, sUsPENDERs,
oIsSAAR0AsKs, and sLIPPERs on CANVASS. Cloth
Also, 2 beautiful selection of Ladies and Chill
Isssins. ana SSS sGsi sSSs 6Lesks
neeLLIPPrR CASE BOARDS, HAT and TOWEL
RACKS, h.na.omely carved IN wood: dec.-tr
MIss E. A. MCCORMICK ~
sos PENN. AVENUE cup stairsL
A large and elegant assortment Of
IMPORTED B0NNKTs and
constantly on hand.
ORDER for DRESSES, &C.. filled by Miss GEp-
MY, OF New YORK city. nov72 TT
st. RosEs HOUSE
INDUSTRY DREssMAkIHG.
Ladies' TRossEAUs,. OhiIdrens SUITS com.
novls-lm 2023 @ stree, between 18th and list.
MIR. NINE. L.. P. JEANNERET have just
Ivl returned from Paris with a choice as -
S Ss saSS door 5Sem from
street; New YORK, HtS st., near BfaaaSsy Par
ocular attention paid to bridal and mourning or
J. =. FouSa'ssrw YORK n.z..R
Fashionable HeaAqusrters for
MEkiSo USDrRwEAR, And
oets.tr t1f sEtEsfa sTRExr, ErARE.
iREHoH STARCH IsAnEL
Muslin. II lmpsrts beautiful slOss 70 the fabric.
''' ' 84RHHAM q CO., n.nu,scturer,
,.,,..,, 100 Wat si,i hS%s.rs Street. street,
wi Just returned from New York with the fan
hyle: Of HUMAN HAIR, cheaper than ever.
All shade brads, q inches
One yhIu ione...-....'.'
EOIty ....... d
Single and bunch Gu RLS very cheap,
Gall and examine our large stock. sep5-tr
STATEN ISLAND, n: Y DYING EsTAB.
The oldest and largest Of its kind IN the country:
sis 9th street. between = and O..
y. B-Guarantee given that no color rubs Oh
bring your articles soon, to get them back in time.
A. I!sHER, FIRST GLASS sOOURER,
DIS 9Th street, opposite Patent Once
ePKCIALTIES OF HIS SOLE PROCESS
Lddies Dresses cleaned without taking them apart
GsRtismeS's Cothss clothes cleaned without shrink
never show again.
Kid Gloves cleaned short notice. Prices med.
crate; punctuality guaranteed. sepl-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

The CONGRESSIONAL VISITORS at the White
House to-day were Senators Logan. Lewis, Sar-
gent, Ames, Buckingham, and Ingalls,, and
Representatives Hammer, Hancock, with del
egation TO pay respects Hazieton ami Harri-
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

LIEUT. Cot. FRED. ID. GRaSr arrived in this
81,
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wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, December 12.-Gold opened at
81 and has since advanced to 10 al04. On
ing. The rise in gold is directly due to the ad-
vance in Foreign Exchange, which for prime
bankers sterling bills has been put to ga
9h. Commercial bills for the moment are
abundant supply to good borrowers at 6a1
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at 9a9k
Government bonds are strong and higher.
Southern state bonds are duh and steady. In
the stock market the volume of business was
small, only two stocks really active, which were
Union Pacific and Lehigh, dealings in Lake
Shore, Wabash, and Pacific Mail, which came
next in order, having been small.
The Marriage Of Secretary Belknap.
CINCINNATI, December 12.-Hon. w. M. Bel
rodsburg, Kentucky, yesterday, to Mrs. II. l.
Bower, daughter of DR.. John A. Tomlinson.
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ChDoFofoPm Conaemned BY the Hlassa.
chuoestD Dentfsfa.
BOSTON, December 1.-THE Massachusetts,
dental faculty has adopted resolution that in
their opinion the use Of chloroform In dental
operations ID not advisable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

OF TIRE BILLS Tnu1iuced in the House of
Representatives during the present session,
numbering about 500, ffty-nine are for the
allowance of claims proper, and forty one for
war claims; making a total OF one fifth of ali
the bills introduced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

The RESULT OF yesterdays House debate in
dictates that the salary of members of Congress
will be fixed at &c, 600, and that the franking
privilege will be restored at least so far as re-
lates to the free Transmission OF public docu-
ments through the mails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

IHE PAY OF MACHINIsTs in the navy has
been increased from s6l so per month to s76.50
which latter amount is still further increased BY
the committed ration to Isl, or 81 ,0OS per an
num- Candidates NAV enter the service by
applying at any recruiting rendezvous, or to
the commandant of a nayy-yard, for examine