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TIE COOLEST SUICIDE vet occurred AZ y az
ara Fails, the other day. Daniel Stsubsr a
well known citizen OF the place. was found
hanging by the neck IN his place OF business
dead. All the surroundings indicated tLat the
de ed bad been committed with the utmost de-
liberation. He washed, shaved and dressed
himself with scTupulOus care. wrote q note on
his cider hook giving minute directions re-
garctng bis funeral, drove a cold chisel into the
name OF the building, formed a moose OF his
scElf, placed his neck there! willie in a stand
ing Position, and then bending his knees
allowed himself 10 slowly strangle 10 death
i he act If TO be attributed 10 dread OF impand
ing poverty, and grief at the loss OF his vile
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fEISHTfCL ACCIDENT IN EURorEAN
THEATEE.-ln a theaier at Tim. Germans.
during performance, one of the twenty four
petroleum lamps attached 20 the chandelier
suspended from the ceiling exploded. and the
mud tel Ike shower OF fire upon the audience
Ihe dresses of about twenty women were ie-
hlted, several OF whom were seriously burned,
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EX-SENATOR GRAHAM IN ALBANY PESI-
TENTIARI.-William NJ. Graham, ex-senator
and recently President Of the WAIKIKI y. Y.
National Bank, and who was found guilty of
Institution, and sentenced to ten years impris-
onment In the Albany Penitentiary, left New
York in charge of United States Deputy Mar
shall Dowley for the peDitentiary on Saturday
evening last. 1t is thought that the old man,
whose health is in very precarious condition
will not survive his long Imprisonment As a
curious coincidence IL may be mentioned that
while in the Senate, his seat adjOined that of
w. Nj. Tweed. Upon reaching the penitentiary
he was found so completely broken down in
health that he was put in the hospital.
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IRE LATEST DEFAULTKR-J. s. Talkiner
Ior many YEAR, bookkeeper and cashier for
John Redlath X Son, of Montreal. absconded
on Thursday night last. For some time past he
has speculated very freely in stock0 and wa
unfortunate. He rs said TO have used about
5000 OF the nTm's funds, and yictimiz.d a
LUMBER on brokers to the amount OF $4,000
The matter has been kept quiet until yester-
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CoMPLINENTARN TO TIE NEW CHIEF Jrs-
TICE.-The Bar Association of Hamilton 20
OHIO, last night unanimously adopted resolu-
uons, "Ihst the appointment 81 Morrison X
Waite 10 The great office Of Chief Justice OF the
nited States IL one worthy TO lie made; that
MS character a. man, his abilities, learning
and experience as lawyer, amply qualify him
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IHR GLASS MANUFACTURERS IN PRS
BuhG.-1he panic caused considerable dimi-
mutton IN the extensive glass manufacture OF
fltts0urg, Pa, and Il is gratifying 20 know that
Tie EVIL Effects are passing over, and that the
factories are Tesuming work. There are also
fGnofs OF a compromise between the window
GAS manufacturers and their employts. the
latter having been on a strike against A pro-
posed reduction OF their wages ever since last
July. There are eighteen OF these msnufacto-
rles, employing when in operation over l,2lO
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The NATIONAL BASE BALL ASSOCIATION
The judiciary committee OF the National Base
bal ASSOCIATION met At Baltimore last night,
thTee OF the i've members being present, viz
X. Z. Hall, Baltimore; y. y. Young, Washing
ton, and w. y. Smith, Maryland. After hear
ing the charges preferred by the Philadelphia
club against the BOstOns, the committee unani-
mously resolved not to take action in-the matter
a. The cbampionship had alIeadN been a. sr.led
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NovKL PHASE OF THE LABOR QUESTION
The North Chicago Rolling Mill, which has h al
ployes, has re- employed a large number of them
on novel terms. Each man has been required
to sign an agreement TO join no combination
ence with the management mt Of the works of the
mill, but 10 deal in all matters with the compa-
ny In person. The agreement also obliges him
TO give two weeks notice of has intention 10
leave, or else to forfeit all pay due and letter
OF discharge.
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A SINGULAR AND TERRIBLY FATAL ACCI-
DENT.-Foreign papers contain a long story of
strange and disastrous ACCIDENT in the port
oil Bostia, Corsica. The steamer Zouaye was
entering the port on her return from Leghorn
when, 10y false turn of the helm, she was
driven against the sea wall or wharf. Although
numbers OF vessels near by fastened to her as
sistance, she sank so rapidly that nineteen per
sons were drowned, including the captain and
chief engineer. Nearly all of those who per
LeghOrp.
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RniIrond GolIi.ion

NV DIX. January 2l-=-tue uaSspr Ger
train ran into the rear OF another an the Har-
em railroad tunnel this morning, dema,ishing
several carr. The first train had stopped aud
nearly al the passengers alichted, couse uent-
rs 10 one sss Killed. Several persOns Who wcre
-ust having the car Mern imimrnl.
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T ELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
EoreiEn Aores
ss,rArrtR TaRrlrENSpn1 ,.r

- IhNhtk IAEfATENkn nA tArrrEws
Mans Oh. January ~ Saufander - threat
rrst BY CaTlisfs. and relrf1rcsmenfs for - r.
Itt. Ar trcrr's are hurry wing % that city.
THE TgCRFC sNE CAsH
ivNruN. January gl-George n. whaiiev
men. ter 80 Pa lsmeut. las written 90 the pa-
r.fs. pcrsis'irC tfat the statements made hv
.'esr l.utc cariUg lis examination a. 4 witness
.ot ihe Icietdzut IN the Tichhorue case we're
u ~. hh1 expressing his belief that the confess
500 made Nv Z uie Al his subse,ne,t frf.i ~, I.
rhAIet on retfury. WAS obtained Nv bribery
f"T MS Nhslley has been summoned 10 apr.esr
ana answer The charge OF contempt OF court
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New York Notes.

-. NAfhNA tAFEAiN
NV AuEK. January 21.-The PsclH, mail
st''nship CITY Of Panama, which sAiled tor
AsliuNsl Yesterday rtturUed this morning
De vessel he'rg new, one OF her porte lsakra
40 me captain deemed u prudent 20 return
No damage WAS oCcssiOntd 20 either the shin or
~
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nj. SARpou has just brought out another
most scanlalous piece al es NeryeilleUses'' is
startling piece OF immortality. There is one
character who comes upon the stage draped in
gauze, and, although the woman is probably
clothed in tights, nature has been 50 well imi-
tated In every minute detail that every one be-
lieves her absolutely naked. There is q sup
pressed cry OF "Oh ~ and startled look of con
fusion whenever she appears upon the stage.
The aim Of the piece is 10 show the follies OF the
directory, and Il Is no excuse that this piece of
apparent nudity is driven away and ducked IN
q n nf a Paris v. r.. TUsS.
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The Terrible IN rIosion a, Be,n,.x,.,

NtNk DEAD BODIES HECoVERKn
bENNtNGroN, Vt. January 2ts-Au fnvesfi-
CATION was had TODAY A. 20 the cause OF the
explosion last night iu the Knitting Mil which
does DOT show that IL was the result Of careless
ness. All the wounded but one will recover
Nine dead bodies nave been idenfInel
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BALTINoREAN MURDERED IN CHtc.so
Late Monday night, in Chicago, q man nsmed
Ferguson, in the employ of A. Booth & Co
whose family reside in Baltimore, was knockeS
down by three roughs and 30 badly Injured thst
be died yesterday. The murderers were Ar
rested and placed in jail,
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AT TIE wH1rE HOUsK--Among the callers
at the Executive Mansion to-day was Hon.
Thos. Murphy, eN-collector Of the port of New
York, who called for the purpose of paying his
respects % the President. Gen. Sherm an aud
Commission Douglass also had interviews
with Il e President
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A FATAL FIsHr WITH TAILoRs' SHEARS
maurice Healy and Thomas Smith, conyicts in
the massachusetts state prison, working in the
tt srSa department had desperate fight yes.
probably mortal. Healy was badly cut, but will
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STARVATION IN NEw YORK.-A New York
paper Of yesterday publshesthree cases OF star
Nauon IN that city. First, the case OF Michael
O'Connell, painter by trade, and his family,
consisting of wife and two children, a boy and
girl, in Thompson street. A reporter found
the man in hiswretched bed, reduced 70 a skele-
ton. The woman WAS so EN- aciated a. To be
nearly helpless. The children were under thir-
teen years Of age, and we're actually starving
for food, the father having been without food
Tor Two weeks. The man. IL was thought WAS
beyond help. In the same neigh borhoOd, in the
house opposite, Mrs. Sarah Arlington. aged
SIXTY two years, died of starvation. The third
case reported was At FOrdham village on the
Harlem railroad, where a respectable and intel
lgent woman and three children were dissoy.
cred freezing and starving, the husband and
rather lNing on his death-bed. Relief was
PROMPTLY Afforded,
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TERRIBLE WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE
AZ san Francisco Cal, terrible tragedy &C.
cured at a house in Commercial street MOnd ay
afternoon. A man named Randolph Mitchell
entered hotel and murdered Annie Mitchell,
ms ~lie, with razor, after a desperate strug-
gle, and then killed himself with the same
weapon. Annie had run away from her has
pand In Wisconsin recently. He followed and
when she refused to live with him again, killed
her and himself, as above sfa lated
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A CANDIDATE FOR THE GALLows,-The tria,
OF fied. Heden blut, at Philadelphia, for the
MURDER OF George Kuhule, the German baker,
was concluded yesterday. The case was given
10 the jury at s p. III. At late hour they re-
turned s with verdict of guilty of murder in the
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Death rro,, Goal otl

BALTIMORE, January 2l.-Mrs. Ptice who
Ws- loTr.hly burned nv a coal-oil-lAmp e. pla-
son last night, died this morning.
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WINTER seems TO be proving pretty much of
failure, this year, in New Jersey. The dan
dtlons are in bloom in the helds around River
ton, in that state.
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JAY COOKE * Co.'s CASE was heard in Pbi,.
oeIPnia Yesterday before Judge Cad walader on
sPpn.,eahon for further time to complete the
case ~" ,or committee After argument the
case was helo under advisement.
- hsv. Dr. Carleton, late Of the Methodist
Book Concern, has been elected fressnrer Of
tne city Of Elizabeth, New Jersey.
James H. Sullivan, independent demo-
crst, has been elected to the New York asse
D.y nom Genet's district. over the tammany
At Belfast, Maine, yesterday, John T.
Sotdon, the Thorndike murderer, was sentenced
70 % hanged in the Jail yard at Thomaston
after one years impr isonment.
tenement house in Boston caught FIRE.
Friday night, and Mrs. Cafharine Msiley, be,
ing reused from sound sleep, threw her three
cnilofen rom second story window into q snow
bank, and then jumped after them.
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e Coz. JACKSON, OF tins city, appeared before
the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, this
morning, and made an argument in favor of
joint resolution directing the President to de-
mand from the Hay ten government reparatiOn
tor the capture of a vessel belonging 10 Antonio
Pelletier, citizen OF the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-21

BEEcHER, in his sermon last SUNDAY. said.
There wasn't one of the patriarchs who idnt
iead such Life as In these days would put him
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ARAIIRoAp BRIDGE BuRNRD-The Eastern
railroad bridge at Biddeford, Maine. was
Loss, :. Z, coo. The bridge Was 60 feet long
and was entirely consumed. The IRE caught
from sparks from the locomotive. II was a
covered bridge, and 1t will cost $50 900 TO re-
place il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-21

An EFFORT VIII be IN tde TO hold an Internt-
tlOnal Patent Congress in Philadelphia at the
time OF the Centennial, from which favorable
results may be anticinatea.
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quake were felt in San Franctsco ON Monday
and no damage vas done; but II will, perhaps,
not be long before We hear Of more serious
shakings of the earths crust from California TO
Central Amerlca.
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IHE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE assembled a.
noon yesterday. j. ID. Shadd, coiored was elect.
co speaker OF the House. The Senate elected
W.. y. white secretary. There are numerous
Sppncants to fill Ames' unexpired term as u 8
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YouNe THIRF.-Frank Crebly, 16 years of
age, an employe OF Adams express COMPANY i'm
Boston, is under arrest. charged with stealing
package conta ming jewelry valued ct o. zoo
nom one OF the company 3 express wagons. The
property has been recovered.
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THE SALARY REPEAL BILL APPROVED
The President to-day approved the act repeal
ing the increase of salaries OF members OF
Congress and other Offcers-otherwise kuOEn
a. the salaTy repeal bill.
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TEs SECRETARY or THE NAVY intended 10
appear before the Senate Naval Commit tee
tils morning, but was prevented by indsposi-
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DHILIP PHILLIPS,


COSGEEGATIONAL CHURCH,
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 81
THIRD Grand COyCERT
ORGAN SOLOS. by Dr.. j. CAULFIELD and
Prot. GEO. W. WALTERS.
Doors open at O'Clock.
Admission, IS Gents: Children under L Years
40 C-Ets at Ellis, MetZ=TOtI's, and Warren
: d dtf x 20.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

IS1EESAL REyENUE-Tbe receipts from this
source to day were S5O5, J3S.
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4 PBEsRNTIMENT OF DEATH FULFirrRD-
IN New ORR, Monday evening as pficer . pis-
ley, OF the Eldridge-street police turned into
Delaney street, a respeCtably-dresSed mar
walked up 20 him and eHclsming, NY God.
what's the natter dropped senselesS AZ the
oihcer feet Procuring cart, Quigley took
the man TO the station, and as he carried him
in the man expired. The officer ascert aimed
that the man was Thomas COySgel, OF los
Clinton street. a glazer; that last summer he
suffered with brain fever, but since his recovery
he had worked hard az his trade and had man
aged 10 save little money. He told a fellow
workman Monday morning that he dreamed
the night before that a beautiful woman had
stood at the head OF his bed and asked him
whether he was prepared to die and n Al h.
nad answered Yes. That dream affected
him all Monday, and be said that he did moi tx-
peCt to live long.
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BURGLAR SHoT-A LAZY Us mr. H4s-
lands hcr0irsr NTH GcOd FHset-At psweeo.
y. Y, burglar attempted 10 enter the resi-
dence of Mrs Eliza Forsyth. on Erie street
about O'Clock Saturday morning. Mrs Camp.
an inmate OF the house, heard him irving the
WINDOWS. She arose and looked out lust as be
came TO door on the east side Of the house
Mrs. Camp saw the burglar insert something in
the keyhole. and the KEY dropped on the floor
inside. She then seized her husbands revolver
which lay in the stand near her bed and raising
the window, fired just a. the burglar was push
ing the door open. He uttered cry aud ran
away, crossing the railroad track and entering
Main street. When II came daylight he was
tracked by large drops of blood in the snow
which showed he had been badly wounded
The bloody trail led some distance, but was
then lost In his Il ght he dropped a Cartrid ge
bunch Of KEYS 10 which was attached a line
steel saw, jimmy and a small chiSel. No clue
has yet been found as 10 the where abouts OF the
wounded burglar. lie was doubtless a member
of the gang which has been operating at Elmi-
"a and ylcInity Tor SOME weeks past.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPENA HOUSE.

L.
The pr rars cnt q he nrs. eN-rs l-rI nary e>ran
tIic A-t-t toe world has ever Know - who's, ez
gsCersrt ID a. the principal q les OF Eur %
AIueT5sa have -rtu'r! a series of ~ a'i.1s ss
tUfCEe ~ Elcyn m the annals IF amusement,
Mr.. SO1HSRN
who " 100 present AVERY EVENING AND SAT
UBDAH MATINEE the most CO ~ ietc a, .ni,lus
'hsrart. ~ D. eNtraCIGIusrT piece Of VIII gs-
Splry sud t1iur ~ q he lUfirTous restraint wish
~ the boCuCs 4 Hfsh art, nCUuas
LORD DUNDREART,
hs nTi q! character, written, created AID PLAYED
~ -assif over 800 tima- in AmericI, Eusltui,
~ France. s'Ily supp rtai ~ M-s Minnie " ,ltpn
- t7toreisra, Mr.. Niuirg Blwsrs Asa Trsurh-
ard, Mr.. l. ton estl eru as BuddiC IN Of, AMI
car tulIy selected company. avn
NATIONAL THEATER.
kE. j. G. SAvfLI ....... Sole Lessee eud D. rector
MONDAY EVENING, January 49,
aJu every eVet rig until farther notics, the great
Scak spear o ctacle, entitled
AlDeJAMER NIGHTS DREAM
Jhls p-rt y orkr c'mti ming great
OPERhTIC, COST6MAL.
sCEnlC. DECORATIVE,
AND TERPsICHOREAN EFFECTs.
~ ~ be preset ted on &c ale Of Regal Magnificence
9. N pis teiy sclpsiuE any spectacular effort that
Washington has ever seen.
Every Scene new, every Costume new, every
properly ard Appointment new. The eniiie Com
pany in ine cast.
Saturday. January q, Grand Natinee-'A Mid
summer NiRhts DTeam-' Jsnls-tr
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-
day was Pinchback, OF Louisiana, whose
claims to a seat as Senator from that state re-
ceived pretty severe check by the action OF
the Senate YESTERDAY.
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lHK SENATE sAvAL COMMITTEE held a
meeting this morning and agreed to report
fayorablv the bill TO change the title Of first A.
sistant engineer, With an amendm ent provo DIM
that hereafter the course of ius'ru ,tion o;
cadet engineers at the naval academy shall e
four instead of two years. The committee also
agreed TO report the bill allowing James Nc
Donald, warrant Off Ger OF the navy, TO accent
silver medal from the government of Italy
Tor humane services rendered an Italian mer-
chant vessel.
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FAVORABLE EePOET on JUDGE wAITE'S
SoNINAIIoN.-At the executive session OF the
Senate yesterday afternoon the judiciary Com
mlttee reported IA orably the nomination OF
Hon Morrison Il. Waite 10 be Chief Justice
MT Summer objected to the immediate con
Sideratlnn OF the report, and under the rules
went over until the next executive session of
Inc senate, when the nomination will un
dOUbtedly be confirmed.
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IMMIGRATION INTO SAN FRANCIsCo.-Ofi
cial returns made to the Bureau Of Statistics
show that during the quarter ended December
81, ISIS, there arrived at San Francisco l. -
lmmig grants, OF whom ,lSj were males and %
females. OF the total number arrived S13
males and 80 females were from China. The
ages OF the immigrants we're inter- fifteen
l07. ~
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TIE sENT-A>NUAL EXAMINATION of the corps
OF cadets of the military academy was finished
on the 18th inst. OF the lis cadets composing
The lst, 2d and Sd classes, but one failed third
class man. The numbers OF failures in the ith
class, which comprises 10 cadets, were ten
This i regarded by the War department as an
unusually small number OF failures in propor
ton 10 those examined. The reports from Wgst
Point show that t-is was due to the fact that
the classes during the past academic wear have
Detn very studious, and not from any relaxation
in requirement by the academic DO ard.
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OLD No. On Kxhibitisn and saisJ Nlw No
TIE sf.N STY1 sY
h. ass Isk street, between ID and y streets. efRht
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Chofoe OIL Paintings, Engrsyfnss, Chromos, &C.
Also, largest stock Paper Hsngings, Window
ecsdes, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sels, nings, Nails, &c, IL the District.
- Please remember Name and Member. Isl-ly,
a LII KINDS OF CA5T-OFF WEARING AP.
n PAREb can be sold TO the very best al antass
oy addressing or calling JUSTH,
GIG d street, betw cen 9Th and I'm n
Notes By mail promptly attended Cash paid ,Ist
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CUTTING Down THE EXPENsEs.-The HOgs,
Committee on Accounts held meeting at il
room In the Capitol last evening to consider the
subject of cutting down the contingent eN
penSes OF the House. IL was decided to recon-
mond reduction in the number of employees OF
certain branches, and to stop the expenditure
OF hVe dollars for each working day for hauling
the mails from the House most once 10 tbe n,a,,
post Off &c down town ~
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BALLS. &c.

TIRE FIRsT GRAND BALL
II "a
CAPITAL Division, No 100 n
BROTHER HOOD LOCOMOTIVE EN- -
GlNEEhS, taA
VIII be given at MARINI'5 HALL, street, Gs-
tween Sth and 10Th streets northwest,
Thu RSDAI, JANUARY -,
The Marie Band has been engaged for the occa-
slSn- Tickets 81, admitting a gentleman AMI
iAier. lanl3-t
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AN ADVERSE EEPoRT.-The Claims COM
mittee Of the Senate has agreed TO an adverse
report on the claim of Joseph Nocke, of the
District of Columbia. for $500 600 for an ale yed
violation by the Post Office department OF a
contract made with that department relative to
locks Tor mail pouches. This claim has been
before Congress for many years.
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NAVAL oEpERs-.leut. Jas. A. Chesby to
the Juniata. Master Geo. A. Calhoun to the
Worcester. Lieut.. COm'r John g. Watson de
tached from the New York navy yard, and
ordered TO ex animation for promotion.
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GEN. ABsALox BAIED, an inspector in the
United States army, was before the House Mil
itary Committee this morning, and gave his
views with reference TO the general subject OF
the proposed reduction of the army. Like all
other regular army officers, he don't think it to
the interests of the service to nterfe re with the
present military establishment, especially with
tie view to reduce il.
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COSTUMES 20,
MAsQUERADES,
PRIVATE THEATRIUAIs,
AMI TABLEAUX,
l.. MONKEYS,
cfCN I'm 60~ l0t b street mort n west
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TIE INDIAN COMMITTEE OF the Senate met
to-day, but reached no conclusion on any sub
ject under consideration. The committee has
not yet scttd on the bill transferring the control
of Indian affairs to the War department.
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THRKB ARE SEVENTY bald-head ed men in
Congress. No unprejudiced mind can look down
from the galleries upon that l. AXE Superior OF
absent hair without feeling OF regret that the
absence Is thing with which the peculiar skin
OF the aborignes had nothing to dO.-LDbisciUs
Iyg risr- T0UruUI