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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-03
PERSONAL.

Speaker Blaine is expected to arrive here to.
morrow.
John Macarthur, it,, of Philadelphia, is at
Wizards.
Fernando Wood Is in town, and is occupying
his residence at Fifteenth and streets.
We understand that another new paper will
make its appearance in Washington next week.
A Berlin dispatch says that Field Marshal
Won Room, Imperial Minister Of War, is seriously
i'll.
Ex-Judge Edward p. Cowles, formerly of the
Supreme Court Of New York, died yesterday
morning at Chicago.
Mr.. Knapp, son of the proprietor of the st.
Louis Republican, Will represent that paper in
Washington during the session Of Congress.
The Philadelphia Star says that Colonel Glib.
son, Of the New York sun, IL to be associated
with Colonel Mcclure in his new paper in Phila-
delphia.
Colonel Charles N. Turnbun, graduate Of
West Point in 1854, and an important officer on
General Sheridan's staff during the war, died
yesterday morning at Boston.
Hon. VIM. Walter Phelps, who was defeated
by four votes, by Augustus Cutler, for Congress,
in the Fifth New Jersey district, has written
Cutler a letter congratulating him on his cleo
tiOn. Phelps will not contest the seat.
Mr.. T. Thorpe, the well-known artist, has re-
turned from his summer vacation in Ohio in ex-
celIent health, and fully prepared to prosecute
his accumulated orders for portraits Of our dis
tingulshed citizens.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-03
WISCONSIN.

SENATOR HOWE ON THE SENATORIAL CONTEST.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2.-In reply to q request
from prominent citizens, Senator Howe has writ
ten letter with respect to the approaching cleo
tiOn Of United States Senator from this State. He
assumes that the choice Of the Legislature will
fall upon Carpenter or Weshburn, and says both
are deservedly Observation-Disclosures latter for the
solIdity of his cOunsels, and the former for the
brillianey Of his advocacy. With respect to
the specific charges against Senator Car
penter, he says only two have really preiudiced
him in public estimation. Ono is that he sup
ported the Poland "gag law" and the other that
he supported the ''salary grab law" The first
charge rests upon an utter miseOnceptlOn Of the
law, which has no more relation 70 the freedom of
the press than any other chapter in the criminal
code.
With respect to the salary bill, Howe thinks
Carpenter made grave mistake, but finds that
that Washburn made the same mistake in 1855,
wheo 4 member Of the lower House.
In conclusion, bo says Of Senator Carpeter that
he has achieved the first honor Of the Senate and
has done as much to distinguish Wisconsin and
the West as any man the West ever sent to WASH
ingtOn; and while he does not mean to disparage
the efforts of others, he thinks no man has done
so much as Carpenter in the late canvass to Sc
cure the party in Wisconsin from the defeat which
surprised it year ago.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Furnished rooms for rent.
New books at Warren Choate's.
For rent-nicely furnished rooms
NJ. N. Rohrer has money to loan.
Elegantly furnished rooms for rent
Rooms for rent at zoos Tenth street.
A large communicating room for rent.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rooms for rent.
4 fine pair Of gray carriage horses for sale.
Wash. B. Williams viii sell, on Friday, hard.
ware, cutlery and tinware.
Duncanson Bros. will sell, to-day, gold and
silver watches, chains, sc.
Wash. b. Williams will sell, to-day, furniture
stoves, &c
b. H. Warner has large sums of money to
loan.
Catharlne Vodery VS.. John 7. VOdery, in the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia.
Furnished rooms, with the modern improve
ments, for rent.
For rent-furnished rooms, with or without
board.
At sos X street northwest desirable rooms may
be had.
The Second Washington Cooperative Building
Association meets tonight.
The ladies Of the Mount Vernon Place church
Will hold q festival this and Friday evenings
Annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Masonic Hall Association, Monday evening.
Centennial series Of socahles of the Penn
sylvania Republican Association.
New Israel church, corner OF B and First
streets southeast, will be opened for Divine ser
vice Sunday next.
BOYS AND YoUTHs' SUITS and Overcoats, in
great variety, at extremely low prices. Youths
and boys, talma oyercoats, some very. fine.
price only. GEO. q. HESNISG,
40 Seventh street,
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TIE PIXIES.
ELEGANT SPECIMENS OF WORKMAN
SHIP,

ELEGANT SPECIMENS OF WORKMAN
SHIP.
Yesterday the solid gold and silver composing
sticks, full newspaper size, were on exhibition at
Rarr's, go Pennsylvania avenue. Crowds Were
in front of the window all day admiring them.
The gold stick is a treasure in and ofitself. 1t
weighs fiye and one quarter ounces, or one hun
dred and I'VE EennyWeights. Its intrinsic value
is s.. so per pennyWeight. The workmanship re-
yeaIs great skill and taste in the jewelers. art,
and to the fortunate winner it will be indeed a
prize The silver weighs i've ounces, and their
finish IS equal to that Of the gold one. There
are only two days intervening before the contest
comes of. The excitement Ia already at white
heat, and exchanges show that an intense inter
est is being felt in the contest throughout the
country.
As an evidence of the interest taken in this con-
test by our citizens, mention is Here made Of adj
ditiOnal contributions: Mr.. II. II. Hempler con-
tributes q handsome thermometer as prize; Mr..
4. Beresford, IS; Mr. W. H. Ottman, Is; cash, (St.
Marc,) IS, Mr.. DeAtley, IS; Mr.. John E. Tally,
81 Mr.. Fritz Schaible, 81; cash, 81; cash, 81.
TOnight,at Military Hal, 4 Eber s Th0mpsOn's,
at O'Clock, pool selling Will take plaee-NIr.
Guild, auctiOneer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-03
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

MEETING OF THE BOARD LAST NIGHT
The Board Of Fire Commissioners held meet
ing at their rooms in Morrison building last even
ing; the president, Joseph Williams, in the chair
Present, Commissioners Morgan, TAFT, Reed and
Thomas,
Chief Engineer CrOnin presented his report for
the past month. Eight alarms were turned in.
The fires OccasiOnIng them involving n loss OF
$500, with an insurance Of $500. He recon-
mended that 5. Z. Edwards, William Beynon and
b. Wilson be confirmed as priYatcs. The several
fOreTuen report that the conduct Of the men in the
department has been good during the past month.
The report Of the chief engineer was adopted.
The report OF Superintendent niles, Of the fire.
alarm telegraph, was submitted. He called at
teItiOn to the abuse Of the privileges Of some
key holders. who persist after the turning In Of
an alarm in requesting to know "Where is the
hTe2' These requests were so frequent that L is
desirable TO break them up. The board author
lied the superintendent. to take any steps in the
matter that he deemed necessary to break up
such an annoyance.
A communication was received from Superin-
tendent J.. J.. DuBlrTy. OF the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, requesting that an alarm box
be placed in the depot at the corner Of Sixth and
Is streets.
The request was granted. and Superintendent
Miles was authorized TO use his own judgment in
the transfer OF q box TO that point
A communication was also received from eX-
Foreman Charles Hurdle, claiming pay up to the
lst Of october. He resigned in September last, to
take effect October /, but his resignation was ac-
repted Immediately after its being rendered.
The communication was laid on the table.
Israel Little applied for a position in the de-
partment. Application placed on file.
A number Of bills were presented and ap.
proved.
The charges preferred against Private Fisher,
No. company were dismissed.
Adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-03
BRIEF FELEGRAHS.


The British steamer Linda, which sailed from
Boston on Sunday morning last for Yarmouth,
N. s., has not reached her destination, and as the
running time is usually only about thirty hours,
considerable apprehension is felt for her safety.
John Baier, German, aged ffty years, keeper
Of q lager beer saloon in Baltimore committed
suicide yesterday morning by hanging himself to
bed-pOst with portion of his shirt. The cause
was intemperance.
United States Commissioner John whitehead,
Of Newark, N. j., was arrested yesterday after
noon, charged by Mrs. Margaret Connolly, Of
Brooklyn, with embeZzling 500 given him in
trust for her two children.
The semicentennial Of the Historical Society
Of Pennsylvania was celebrated last night at
Philadelphia by banquet at the hall Of the
society, to which one hundred and hfty persons
sat down. Among the prominent invited guests
was VIM. Forster, late Of GladstOne's Cabinet,
and writer Of the pamphlet defending William
Penn against the aspersionS Of Mseauley.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-03
LETTER FROn ANNAPOLIS.

Correspondence Of The National Republican,
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 2, 1874.
The Governor has appointed Frederick A. BOs-
we'll commissioner of deeds in the city of Wash
ington, D. C., for the State of Maryland; also,
John NJ. Read notary public for Garrett county
The receipts OF the canal company for the
week ending November D. were: From Cumber-
land S5,lO4.7O; Georgetown, $50; total, S. s5i7o
The accrued revenue for the week at Cumber-
land was Ss,51s.59; boats leaving same during the
same period was las, carrying l6 4S5 tons of coal
marine general cOurt-martial composed Of
Captain NcLane TiltOn, president, and First
Lieutts. II. @. COchrane, d. P. Mannix and s. r.
Allen, and Second Lieutenant S. H. Gibson, as
members, and Captain VIM. b. Reamey, Judge ad-
vocate, convened at the Naval Academy to-day
10 try Private Marine Lawrence Tayman, charged
with deserton.
Rear Admiral q. r. p Rodgers, superintend
ent of the Naval Academy was in Washington
to-day on business connected with the Institution.
Lieutenant Commander p. H. Cooper was de-
tached from the Naval Academy yesterday on
account Of ill-health, and granted six months
leave Of absence. Lieutenant Samuel II. Glib.
son, U. 5. N. C., was detached from the marno
barracks, Naval Academy, to-day, and ordered
to New York 70 take steamer for Europe and to
report to the rear admiral commanding the Euro
pean squadron, as the marine officer to command
the marine guard Of the United States ship Con-
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GEORGBTO WV NEWS.

FUNERAL OF A SUIcIDE-The late Charles II.
Tribby (erroneously printed as Trlbley In yester-
days REPUBLIcAN) was buried yesterday after
noon. His unfortunate wife, with an eleVen-days-
old infant, lay upon her couch in the room above
that occupied by the body of the suicide. About
noon she visited the room, and the scene was
eart-rending. With frantic energy she threw
herself upon the bed and nervously embraced the
iDanimate form of her unfortunate husband. The
cause Of his rash act must have been temporary
insanity, as he had over Q thousand dollars in
bank in Washington, and with no apparent cause
for such shocking termination OF his hitherto
prosperous life.
CANAL BUsINRss.-COllector Blount reports
business very dull on the canal. Nearly all the
boats are at the upper end, where they will re-
main till spring opens. The demand for coal Is
inactive and the price remains stiff and steady.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL an early hour yester-
day morning Sarah Sarotehell, colored woman
about fifty years Of age, living on a farm belong.
ing to George Neeman, accidentally fell down
stairs and killed herself
GRAIN TRADE.-Schooner Kitty Ann arrived
from Alexandria, Va, with 800 bushels wheat
for Hartley & Bros. We note sales Of 500 BUSH
els red wheat at fl.5l.
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OPPOSITION 70 CATTLE YARDS.

PHILADELPmA, Dec. 2-This afternoon meet
ing the committee citizens opposed to the con-
struction Of cattle yards and slaughter houses by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company on the west
bank Of the SehuyIkill above Market street was
held. A letter was received from President
Thomas A. Scott, stating that the location haa
long been selected, and he had been instructed
by the board to say that contracts had been made
for the construction of stock yards on the pro-
posed site. The company did not believe they
would be prejudieial to tho public health and
would therefore proceed.
On motion Of William Miller, the committee
adopted a resolution to employ counsel to act az
once and contest the right Of the company to use
the site for purposes at variance with tho eonve-
niencc and health Of the public. Finance and
other committees were appointed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-03
FLASHES FROM THE CABLE.

Don Alfonso is reported as being near the
Pyrenees.
The Italian Chamber Of Deputies has by a
unanimous vote adopted q motion for the imme-
date consideration Of Garibaldi's pension.
A special to the London Daily Netgs from Ber-
lin says It is reported there that Great Britain
has formally and finally refused to take part in
the international law conference which Russia
proposed to reopen at st. Petersburg.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-03

NORWICH, CT, Dec. 2.-Ex-Governor Bigler,
agent of the Centennial board of finance, ad-
dressed a limited number of prominent citizens
and manufacturers of Eastern Connecticut this
evening by invitation. His speech was long,
interesting and important, having been prepared
for this occasion. He announced the significant
fact that the board Of finance has resolved to
abandon the idea Of asking aid from Congress.
He recounted the history and showed the present
status of the enterprise correcting many wrong
Impressions regarding its prospects set sfioat by
some papers, and showing the outlook both as to
the national and International features to be
wonderfully encouraging.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-03
PRESENTATION

At the regular meeting Of the knight OF 81.
Peter held on Tuesday evening last, III. r. Sui
Ivan, in a neat speech on behalf Of themcmbers
of that organization, presented their ehincnt and
popular commander, J. p. Barrett, nth beau
tiful watch charm Of very tasteTu'and appropri-
which is the letter 4, In the entire are the let
tiers X. st. p, and below arcthe eross-keys. On
the other side of the jewel 'eauIiqIIy engraved,
tho Knights OF st Potter as n token Of esteem,
December /, ls74." Commander Barrett received
the present from his bRther knights in neat
cbccTrj iTbo SociGt then rendered him vote
Of thanks A vote olhanks was also rendered to
Financial SecretaryEwd. Dunn for the efficient
manner in which hsAas kept inc DOCKS ana &C
counts of the SOcieS'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-03
MAEGHCHAPEL EILR

The ladies of Waugh N. +. church have had
very gratifying success with their fair, which
cOmmsneed on Thanksgiving Day. 1t will be
continued during this week. Among the attrac-
lions is an art gallery, organized by DIR. JcHrles
and under tic management of Capt. Richmond.
This unique institution presents character IN
lery of our city. Two Well-stOcked and taste
tully-arranged fancy tables are presided over by
Mrs. Jettrics and Miss Kemp. The confectionery
table Of Miss Dyer, the ice cream table of Mrs
Middleton, and the supper table Of Mira Cook
present very ample provision for the inner nan
The tish pond, under Mrs. Nerrick. is O never.
lemon spring is duly hOnored by the thirsty.
Each evening has an entertainment of shadow
pantOmimcs, tableauI, SC, under the manage
Inent Of Sam. Dyre. This evening, by request OF
the ladies' Gov. ATney, of New Mexico, with the
delegation Of Navajo Indians now in the city,
will be present, as we'll rs n large number OF
Sons Of Temperance and Reehabites in full re.
gala
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-03
LREOR DE.iLERS.

The liquor 4ealers held a meeting Tuesday
,isbr at S,r gerbund hall to take action in rela-
tion 70 the ecent rejection Of liquor licenses by
the BoaI Of Police. Mr.. George Juenemann
,,resiIe. with 1Tr. J ohm Frederick as secretary.
hdJrCzes lavoring the formation OF a permanent
s1cicy to ascertain whether or not saloon-ke
mo as legal business, were made by Messrs
II 7ner, Peterson, Juenemann and Simon Wolf
~ latter dcnOulclDg the action of the Police
;oard as arbitrary, unjust and Illegal. He re-
the presentation Of a memorial to
Congress, copy Of which he submitted, which
was referred to 4 committee composed of ATessr5
John Buchler, Ernest LOehcr, George Juene-
mann, Carl Helmus, John Dickson, Louis Schade,
Simon Wolf and +. L. Adler.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-03

New York, Dec. AIT MineOla, Long Island,
TODAY the Jury in the case Of Lewis Jarvis, IN
dieted for the murder Of Samuel J. Jones, at
Oyster Bay, June "a, 1873, found the prisoner
guilty Of murder in the hrst degree.
Albert Jackson, who was jointly indicted with
Jarvis, was thenplaeed on trial.
Vlncenso Inomorats, indicted for the murder Of
Rocko Fredriea, at Flushing, in August last,
pleaded guilty to-day Of manslaughter in the
second degree, and was sentenced TO four years
Imprisonment at hard labor at Sing Sing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-03
THREE DHORCEE.

The work Of three ministers was undone yester-
day by one Judge at the Special Term. In the
case Of Elizabeth Stuart va joseph +. Stuart
the plaintiff obtained divorce upon an allega-
tiOn Of adultery, &c.
Salhe y. Best obtained . divorce from her hus-
hand. Frank T. Best, on the ground Of abandon
ment, and q Ike divorce was granted in the case
Of WIN. ]. Mclaughlin vs.. Mary Mclaughlin.
The faets Fet forth in the bills IN these cases
have already been reported In these columns
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CENTENNIAL S0CL1RLES-

The coming season bids fair to be replete with
scenes Of a social enjoyment. One Of the most
attractive will be the centennial SERIES Of So
cables. TO be given under the auspices Of the
public spirited gentlemen CT Pennsylvania resi-
20 be devoted to the 'iCentennial ExpOsition. y
and On the occasion Of the first sOclabIe the Pres
ident md his Cabinet, the Governor Of Pennsyi-
Eanis and his stan, the director. with the other
members Of the Centennial board, are expected
TO be present. and thereby aid the cause In tho
interests Of which this series is given by refer
ence 70 another column the time for giving these
suc[aBles can lie found.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-03

Messrs. Latimor n Cleary, auctiOneers, have
engaged for Messrs. Viii Brothers, OF Phlladel-
phia, the large salesrOOm recently vacated by
Messrs. Lockwood, Hufty Is Taylor, being No.
lCtel. The collection of goods soon to be on eE-
hihitiOn will compare faVOrably with tho finest
inpOTtatODs, and embrace 4 large and choice
selection Of clocks, in bronze and marble and OF
exquisite workmanship. The stock Of alabaster
is exceedingly select, and consists OF many beaut-
full and useful ornaments for parlOr library Sc
Notice Of sale in advertisement
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FRAUDULENT DLS7TLLATION.

MOTION TO CONFISCATEAD ISTILLERY.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. The United States
district attorney will tomorrow lodge informa-
tiOn in the United States Court preliminary to
commencing suit for the eonhscatiOn Of the dls-
tillery property Of Hiram W. Powers, arrested
few days ago for defrauding the internal revenue.
The property, which is valued at about 81, OOO
has been seized, and is now in possession Of the
United States marshal.
SEIZURE OF WHISKY AT HoBoKRN.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2-Last night an Illicit dis
tnlery on the meadows at HobOken was seized,
with about 2, 500 gallons Of whisky. The owner
HaI
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AECTLOY SALES Toby.

BY IGtimer * CleaTy:
At il o'clock, ono hundred oil paintings and
chrumOs; also q nice assortment OF ladies' aud
misses turs; also small lot Of furniture, second
hand clothing, carpets, and about twenty-five
watches.
BY Ii. II. Warner:
AT 40 o'clock. three-stOTy brick dwelling on
northwest.
By ThOs. T. Waggaman:
At o'clock, a tWelve-rOOm pressed brick
house, No. 1879 Pennsylvania avenue west.
By Duneanson Bros:
ATT o'clock at No. AIS Seventh street north
west, fine gold watches, ieWelry, SC.
By Wash Il. Williams:
At 10 o'clock, a large lot OF furniture: also,
thirty cooking, parlOr and other stoves.
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EEL ESTATE SILES-

Messrs. Duncanson y Bro, auctioncers. sold
yesterday afternoon for Z. a. Rollins and VIM.
Z. Chandler, trustees, lots marked and lettered
A. BIC. ID, II, and l, in Benjamin F. Gilbcrt's
recorded subdivision Of part Of square 81 :
Lot A TO T. W. Pratt for 5000: lot B to +. W
Pratt for 90 200: lot q to I. W. Pratt for 50 500
lot D 10 F. W. Pratt for $500; lot II to f. W.
Pratt for $40, 500; lot 10 F. W Pratt for 81 900
NansaFd roof pressed brick, trent dwelling house.
situated on X street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets mort Invest
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RInPn1n FPFTGHr RITES.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2-At the meeting Of the gen
eral freight agents it was decided that arbitrary
rates should hereafter be imposed on all through
freight from Chicago and st. Louis to points
West. An agreement was also entered into
which specified that no railroad company would
contract FOR freight after January below the
rates agreed upon in June Of the present year
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HELP THEK

Tonight, at Lincoln hall, the grand prize con-
cert for the benefit Of he little orphan boys of ST.
Joseph's Asylum will take place. The musical
portion OF the exercises will be we'll worth the
price OF admission. The chance Of winning a
prize may De an inducement, but above and be-
yOnd such considerations the fact that by SLIGHT
contributions these helpless little ones and their
kind guardians will be assisted through the cold
and cherries winter will induce all the charita-
bic TO purchase ticket, whether they attend or
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4 ROYS LLEE SIrEn ~ nnrs

On Tuesday last, while several boys were trying
TO skate on some thin ice that had formed On a
pond in the vacant space between Seventh and
Eighth and A and b streets northwest, one Of the
number broke through the fee and would have
drowned but for the timely assistance rendered
by boy named Tommy Nolan, and another boy,
whose name could not be ascertained. These
brave little fellows at the risk OF their own lives
jumped in and saved their companion from an IN.
timely end
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WASHING TON PHIRHiCETTICiLAS
SOCIATION

SOCLATION
The regular monthly meeting Of this ass0ci'
ton was held last evening at Clarke's hall; -
W. T. Baldus, president, in the chair, anrNAF'
&. :. Price, secretary.
The minutes of the last meeting we're 'ad and
approved.
The Chair asked that authority gwen 10
have printed the necessary numb Vi ,Iis,i'u-
tons required for use during tho cal , AuoP1eu,
Messrs. Price. Tchinally, WREN; btiuus ana
Gibbs were appointed as w OH VI u
law. ~ Dr. - -
pointed committee address tbn asIs.I 1tJII
Oers ana request tIeIFe objects Of the organIZa.
tiOu. NJ +,r7,-,s -. -,.
Mr.; w; B. Hesth was accepted ID ''''7 u'''O" u
The presidGivreTine - JAIME ie"I " very
HI II y ~ = 7. Hines read very interesting pa
-, VI Il. : management Of drug store the re-
PCT On lies Of the proprietor. the duties Of the
~ ANTS, and the time requisite for an apprsn-
~ to become proficient ia the drug business.
kfCurnni
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NEW HAMPSHIRE,

NOMINATIONS BY THE PRoHIBITIOSIsTs.
CONCORD, N. H, Dec. Tho Prohibition State
Convention met to-day. Resolutions reafnrming
their devotion to the cause of total abstinence
and fayOring q speedy return to specie payment
were adopted.
Nathaniel White, of Concord, was nominated
for Governor and David Head for railroad com
missioner. Congressional nominations were also
made.