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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-27

This, Sunday evening, a heavy N, NE.
storm of wind and snow is prevailing, and
the evening seems like nightin midwinter.
Since the issue of our extra this morning
hundreds of people have visited the debris
and wreck of the fallen steeplc.
The telegraph wires are down on all sides
of u.s.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-27
NeW advertisements.

RUTLAND COUNTY DRUG STORE.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-27
THE lNFLATIONISTS.

Several prominent senatorial intiationists
said to-day, that nothing had been done as
the result of their recent conference, but
they await the further developments before
taking action on the manner that will show
their true position to the country.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-27

HAIR BRUSHES and Tooth Brushes
4 L. Hand Mirrors and Combs Ladies and
Gents portmonnales II large stock for selection,
where all can be suited in price and quality al
MORSE BROS.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-27

Mehave a complete line of imported Key
w West and Domestic Cigars Of the finest
brands and we shall make a speciality OF I'M
ported and Key West goods, and are selling
them at small margin above cost
MORSE BROS.
Rememher WE arl hnlInd moi 10 be undersnIa-
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-27

WALL and perfume your handkerchief
~ with Morse's Nevoll Cologne Water equal
to the German. For sale by both pint or quart.
MORSE BROS.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-27
INSOLENr ASSUMPTION.

A Washington special says that at a
caucus of initiation senators held in Senator
Morton's rooms last evening, it was arrang-
ed for Morton, Logan, Carpenter, Ferry of
Michigan, and West to issue an address to
the republican party of the country, reply
ing to the Presidents veto. charging him
with inconsistency, and arguing that the
veto message will dcpress the industrial in
terests of the country and represents only
the Presidents views as against majority
of the people, and that the republican party
is not responsible for it.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

nor,,n.nt died Yesterday morning after protracted
from spinal affection and softenng Of tho BRAIN
~ Ex sheriff Gamble is seriously III WIN innammalory
rhenmasm There Is very little hope OF his recovery
well-attended woman's suffrage meeting was held
at Library Hall last night Mrs. Blake, MRS. Dr. NIX
and Dr u IT UaIleck OF NewYOrk made addresses.
ResoIni,ons were adopted asking the Legislature TO
grant 10 equal civil and political PRIVILEGES Wn
men, and asking senator rtehhRnuJ5on W ios"n'"''
his position In this matter.
PArERsos-Tne Patersonave. property owners have
retained counsel TO contest the payment OF tho asses
ment FOR Grading the Three hundred ana thr-
ty-three families were relieved at the hospital ana &o
families af the market Tuesday and nearly the same
number yesterday g. G. Hofsord, principal OF bchool
No a was pre sented with OF Rogcrss statuetes by
some OF his pupils on Tuesday night
UopoKEy-The body OF a man, supposed 70 be q Ger.
man about IS years Of received at the once OF
Coroner Parsow yesterday, where now remains fOr
identiication It found the bank OF zen Horn
Creek and apparently had been in the water Tor thfee
weeks.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
POLICE NOTES,

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Jones
Of Mrs Ellen l.. Bdwe who sas ouha "ith
her throat Tuesday t Ds upon her bed The verdict vas
her death By wounds infected By hefse WINE o
Coroner Jones of Brooklyn held an inquest yester-
upon John Hausy Who de Monday from taking 40
accordance witi the
who sold the fphDe vas
acquitted OF all blame 10 the matter
At the Yorkvie Police Court, yesterday, Henry
Hamilton Charles Poster arei on toe complaint 0 nos
charge Of
$40 from false preeuses The accused represented thh
selves collect money for be my Of WI" MO- e
member of The Fire Department ard hd been
killed in discharge II shown mat no slch person as
Koee had connected with FIRE Department hubsnp
tou list with amounts ~ TO 500 amounting IN an 10
found the o the secnte' Also
forged ce.te authorizing hem to collect subsct tous signed by
the hef g Fire Del The pnsoners were com
e1 in default 50 900 Kerr end James Gross aged
respectively charged with stealing goo pe Vel AZ
hell for examination The sesed er arrested IN ihe ae
p.-nng Frank Draft OF No l3 Leonarist ch4Fgel
Eduar A. Evans Harley with defudng hin Of $500 IL
10 the on March Il
stating that collector t40O wanted at No. SOs
Seconye complainant spilled seourei The poaon ara
300 Who IN gave m receipt ndorsc
by William ilird4e Seeing he advertisement ~ Tie pats
pnan became alarmed aLd caused TIE aIes IH
prs VI held IN 81 900 bail each.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
THE CONGREG 4TIONAL COUNCIL.
NAMES OF DELEGATES ALREADY CHOSEN.

NAMES OF DELEGATES ALREADY CHOSEN
The following is list of delegates so far
chosen by churches summoned to the Congregational
Council in Brooklyn March %:
wn fy D D. Id5,n 6ss VIM Herr smith Adsis
Casres Mhtsmore flrst c9nsressgs IhgTcR bnSGsnlon
FIRST Congressional Church. Homer-Pssto Robinson.
First esaona Chmch FsirpOrPAOr Rev. Bueri Dele
sBRCoLqs-Empae Congregations Church-PsstOrs Rev. I',c
Glars Henry H. Van Dixie Assistant Treasurer Sub Treasury
meye Delegate John DolsL NewEnsand Church T. D-Pssor
Rev H. Lockwood Delegate Rev. s. s. JOceyn Alternate wu
cflrs &C. csng'F'fiSa, % choh-r'''or, Re'1
p ch WIFE, Sys DeS,te Joe,lSg Dion AIteIe
Deacon Winsow Congregational Church, Nesart-Pa
tor " m. Brown; DELEGATE, Rev George Brown
earnest which he good will ard PTmouth
church e ITS Pls'GT a, % We" as toward e eAaTe ealing The oG
Rev Edward Johnson Deosato, Deaeoa Eissh Sterling ft
C-iTa Day First NewHaen-Paso
cate Rev Leonard Bacon D. D. pastor church Dole
Ch're Palmer Delegate, Dr. Daniel a. Aiwater Second
p Haven First Congregational Church HewLouGoE-Paor Rev.
%4e,ra .srr.%Eo Church Bo.tos rPaor Rev Tbomp.
son Deeate Deacon Russell Bradford Philips Gaush, Boston
Church rev AeIrdsT Mckeanei Deeg,,e non.
S9' Kim 5eG5oTs sS.'e Rcv f g cs S t church ws sI
teh-PastoL Rev A. ritsgorh DELEGATE E. b Gile'[ First
r. SpaGJnc Churcb Pi.fed-Psol Rev. Toward o.
P.sto Rev owen Street Delegate Hon Nathan crosby Edwards
6I Bseon WIZ H. s@disr Iterna Prt Jas Ci,pt
Rev g. buckingham Of Spdnghed oar church will
represenl the Council" SEMINARY
Prot John L. Taylor, D. D. Delegate Rev Prot Esber smytb
D.. u.
MliSK-Ft Congregational Church Brlnyick-Pasor Rev. r.
H. Byag'on Delegate Professor g. Parish Church
PortsnPor Rev. John J. Caathtn. d. D., Delegate, Rev.
james ~ Palmer
Church ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gallo.
Maryn Delegate John Rand South Church, CoucOrl-rastO
Rev. \ /, Blake; Delegate, Deacon G. AcQucsten.
NERsOST.-Frst onal Church, erPastOr
Lord Delegate. Hon. C. Emery. Second Couyregl-
G.. NJ
DELkGArKs W. 81. Baboock d., Bangor
Rev Smith D. D. Hanover n H.; Rev. H. ". DrieT d.
s. b. Treat Boston Mass Rev. John Pike. ID. D. R,we7
Rev. T. Il. WOoey. ID. D., and Rev Samuel Harris d. d.
Eew-Isven Conn., Bnhben d. D. and
milaye d. D. Hartford Coau Rev Ray Palmer d. D. Rev. d. b.
Coe T.. w. Gilman Sewlork; Rev. q. y Magoun
GrnDe Iowa. Rev g. n. Bosrimau d. D.. Chicago, ILL.,;
Chaplin, ID. d.. Beloit. Wis. Rev. ". II. AeInaH, d. D.
Ru.n
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
A OTAKER VICTIM.

ANOTHER INSTANCE OF GOVERNMENT BLAcKMAIL'
To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: If ever there was an upright man IN
commercial life the well-known member Of the Society
of Friends Abraam Bell who died come years was
one He was above all breath Of calumny, and yet he
was obi ge to pay $4,000 TO the moiety ring when he
did not owe one cent How it done, and the reason
why he yielded TO the demand, furnish answer 10
those who are surprised that strictly honest merchant
can be put in position that makes him appear COM
pounding a felony" One morning, few years ago, the
Cusomhouse officers entered the Office of Abraam Bell
& CO. aud seized all their books the ground that
cargo OF hides Just then arrived from Buenos AVres
was underyalued in the invoice. The COnsuls certificate
OF proper valuation produced, but the officers
fused to take any cOgnIzance OF IT, The consignment
was TO A. Bell & Co. for OF their dealers. Some
days were spent in producing evidence of the correct
ness OF the invoice without effect In the time
the cargo was losing in market value by the fall OF
prices and the depreciation of condition. The owner
saw that he likely 10 lose largely by delay, and
authorized Mr. Bell 20 settle with the officers. He drew
a check for $4,000 and the books released. Bell
was not personally interested, yet he appeared the
responsible party in the transaction. There was no
fraud but the owners losing 5000 day by the
causes stated. and If they had not settled at s3OOoo
would have lost two or three times tnat much PENN.
Nec- York, March II, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
A COuurSISTIC ANNIyFRsARY

The SOciete des Refugees de la Commune
celebrated the third anniversary OF what they styled
"The Revolution Of the Eighteenth Of March," last
evening, in the Germania Assembly Rooms in the
Bowery The Honorary Presidents OF this Society
LOUIS Michel, now in New-Caedonia, and NJ. Rospae,
who ism France. NJ. sauya is the acting President and
presided last evening Tho organization claims Il
membership Of 400, but there only 800
present at the celebration including representa-
tives from eight sections OF Internationast from the
Groupe Revolutionnare. and the FreeThinker Union.
At about nine O'Clock the assembly took three
long tables in the dningha and shared frugal COLA
ton The head OF the hall vivid with the red color
of the Commune. Upon great piece OF scarlet cloth
was the name Of the society; a large red ensign
inscribed with the appeal In German W0rkngmen OF
all lauds-IJnte!" A black banner bore the words
Groupe Revolutionnaire SOcialise International" in
red letters Three portraits hung upon the wall
those of Ferre and Rosse shot at saory, draped
in black; that OF Blanqui heavy with scar
let drapery. large ensign on the side wall dis
played the Liberty cap upon a spears, before
which balance hung while behind were crossed cannon
and scarlet banners Above was the inscription.
Union des Peuples," and below the notices. "Pas de
DevOir sans DrOt; Pas de DrOits DeYor." The
banqueters were motley set There consider
able element OF the sefcOntancd wellatTed, respect
able, and apparently dsereet but there were not want
ing certain noisy fellows OF the ba.er sort The variety
In garb very wide. Few fIll dress, ana
some went so far in their dlsdain Of conventional
traminels as 10 discard collars and other
HcCK-Ntdr. Inc ludItr were very Simply dressed,
and the number OF those conspicuous for attraction Of
features was very small. A common way OF showing
devotion to the Commune with both men and women
the wearing OF scarlet neck-tics After the dinner,
smoking was very general pipes OF clay aud wood beng
the usual means. The President enforced silence
among the restless and demOnstrative multitude by
vigorous ringing OF large haudbel. Speeches were
made 10y NJ. sauyn, the Presidents DR.. Parsel of the
Commune, NJ sOrges Of the International General
Council, McMakn Of the Committee of Safety.
Herr Karl OF the German Section OF the Inernational
Ellie, May Martele DOrOiilon, Raveaud, LatOur, aud
Others The exaltaiion Of the Commune, the reiua'ion
OF alleged calumncs against l with indignant refer
10 the action Of the authorities against agitation
here and frequent mention Of the blood stained soil
satOry and the broken heads of TOmpnssquare, made
the burden Of several OF these addresses After the
speeches, dancing begun IN the asscmny-rOOm
and kept up till late hour, closing with la Marsel-
laIse"
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

FWt tttVI Ut ITIUUUC.
SIR In your discussion of the Jayne and
sanborn robberes 1t that two vital points
have been overlooked, which show how completely the
merchants at the mercy OF these public marauders
and how useless Is 20 buck against them The first is
that merchant, after years OF litigation and eventual
success, Is confronted with certificate OF probable
cause always granted by the Judge which cstOps him
from maintaining an action for damages for his loss
injuries and possible Tue Is that there s
NO appeal ia criminal prosecutions from the rulings and
decision OF the Government Judge VINO "a case In
a pTOmisSOrY appeal be taken en- giving
securty criminal prosecution for known fraud
Ia which thing depends the rulings VI tue Court
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
THE VACANCY IN TIE POLICE BOARD.

The Mayor said yesterday that there was
nothing new to be said about the vacant Police Com
mssionershp. II Commissioner Andrews still wished
10 withdraw his he would not press the matter
but would of course comply with the request. lie
thought it unlikely that he would send IN
new name 10 the Board OF Alder
men to-day He ftlt more inclined to
take more time for Consideration. Still he might DO
"seized with an Inspiration and send IN a name Com
missioner Andrews, 1t Is understood mas not changed
his mind. Meantime, the friends or the candidates
whose names have been mentioned 10 connection Win
the position are exerug themselves again 10 have their
fayOrite nominated
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
II. B. CIAFLIN's VIEWS OF THE,MoIETY SYSTEM
To me Edttor OF The TrtbUne.

n. B. CLAFLTN's VIEWS OF THEiMOIETY SYSTEM.
To ne Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: / am a Republican of the blackest
stripe firm believer in President Grants integrity aud
ability but if the Administration ndorses the mOety
system" as now practced please count Inc out" /
more than surprised TO that H. T. Clafn is with the
Custom-house. His statement made TO a reporter Of
The Buen is that he and Mr.. Stewart have trouble
with the laws. Does Mr.. Canin mean to say that his
importing cerk.will swear that every invoice they n
port Is correctl He canno say 1t is impossible for
Mr. Cadn or any merchant doing the business that he
or A. T. Stewart, Pheps, Dodge Co., or Woodruff &
Robinson are doing 10 know that every invoice cor
rect As these laws now are, II there IS mistake Of
$500 or slOO in an invoice OF SOOOO imported by Mr.
Clafn Mr.. Jayne can "srlke" him for the whole in-
voice But Mr. Clafn says (Which looks like a little
"sop" thrown at Mr. DODGE that he does not believe
"the head" OF house would try 10 defraud the Gov
ernment that juniors might be guilty OF IL.
because their interest is small That is healthy senti-
Mr.. Can to utter. The Inference is that he
and Mr. Stewart DO not any trouble because they
which have severely mulcted. | wonder Mr.
Catn does not have his door, We give juniors
larger interest that the Government shall not he
swinded." Bosh! Mr.. Clanin, am sure, junior
once himself Would he have cheated then more than
now IIeOlce that the sentiment Of the community
strong against the Jaws they are, aud hope
that We shall soon nave others which may not tempt
Juniors any more than the head" OF the house.
Aet- York, March II, 1874 a RLFoRaER.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

p.o,,,oort Hou,e-The Hon. John V. l.. Pruyn OF
Ah., md wsyp. Hrisbus Ss YsfA s,o
en- Nelson IL Davis q. H. Geeh,a Hohf-Myo, ~,
~ 81 Nhoias HotGen f. w Leavenssef.bi, ., ,,hs
w. Giy HOv1Gen James heQu'de o. glsa ana n bs Bo.
- V,stuatnstrr HotSL-R NJ FIELD manager ol me
,.n Hus.um. FHA Hot-Ths Hon H. H. sAr
n, yldrdge Elmra. Wtndor Hok-Gen Jo"n ,ss
- al por,snd HoHe-Gen. W. L. Burr, rostmase
% So Jama Hoki-Ths Rev james Freeman 0"se o.
Hoso
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

nm the question Of INTENTION appeal cannot be taken
Oh ,. @ The two Judges s and there Ia division oil
nn,on and there is no way for the defendant com,
op p tDo indres 10 ait when is indicted he knows
that he II at the mOroy OF his prosecutors
Nt,o York, March II. 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HUoNUTs IN BaoAp""i
o,nAsI Nooa-s5' 30. n-57' Mauigbt-4S'
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

To BOOKKERPERs.-WAGG IMPROVED
TRIAL BALANCE BOOK.-For Circular ld4le,s
D. 3. WAcGRyER
49f Walnutst., Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
IAnao aosnceuens-
BURNETTs FLAvoRING E xTRACTs.-The best

For n firSt-class DRESS or BUSINESS HAT go
direct the manufacturer. EsPESscHElD lle Elssag-sL
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

r. r. r.
RADWAVS READY RELIEF
THE WORLD
ONE 80 CENT BOTTLE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT PHE SYSTEM
AGIINsT SUDDEN ATTACKS OF EPIDEMCS AND CONIAilOUS
DISFssFs THAN ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOIN
OTHLg MEDICINES or MEDICAL ArTESDANCE - -.
THE MOMENT PA OWAYS READY RELIEF IL APPLIED Bx'y
TERsALLY-OR TAKEN INTERNALLY ACCORDING TO Dl-i
RECTIONs- PAIN. FROM WHAIBNbR CAUSE, CEASES 10
EXIST. ,,, ,,
IN ali cases where pain experienced seized w
Infu.pls htera Coughs Hosrseness boaf
Cole Trfamraon Stomach. Lungs Liver, Edneys %
Neuralgia, Headache
p0uH ToOtlache sth Lumbago Pain IN the Back %
Rheumatism with Dlrrhg ChoIers Morbus Dysentery S1
Scals brls with Cramps Spsms the apph5
Of RADWAI READY RELIEF viii Of the worst %
these oupaH. .n few hours
DR., RiDWiPS REGULATING PILLS.,
Perfectly eess elegantly coated for the Of all disorders Of hs
stomach hver bowe klnegs bladder diseases hesflch
constipation Indigestion dvsDpsa h1ouness, oil
Inflammation OF the b0ne piles aud ala arrangements Of Ss
yi.cers. Warranted to eject
25 per box Sold by Druggists
DR.. RADWAY & Co.. ~ WARREN-ST.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

STAPLEToS.-At the last meeting of the Trus-
tees OF the seamans Retreat the Office Of superintend
OF the institution which been held for several
YEAR, by Mr. Edgar. abolished and hereafter only
steward Will he employed at "A small salary.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Legislature in Joint ses-
sion last evening Trenton elected the following per
sous TO fill vacancies IN various offices In Jersey City
Police Comrpissoners, Thomas EImondsou and Lewis
ID. Bragham; Fire Commissioners, Andreas Martin ana
John :. Edwards; Board OF Public Works VIM starugs
WIN. W. Lse, ana j. KELSEY; Police Justices 4. T Reese
aud George Van Horn. The newly elected officials will
take their seats April /. The appointments dspace
Commissioner Gerz from the Police Board. Commits
slouers Dean aud Boyd from the Fire Commission Gul-
lettc aud Deuyeigne from tho Board Pablic Works
aud Justice receipts or live stock AZ the
abAtor yesterday were l7 cattle, ll3s sheep, 6s8
hogs.
NEwARK.-Adam Groel, ex chief Of the Fire Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
WASHINGTON.

THE POSTMASTER: GENERALS WAR AGAINST
STRAW BIDS.
ACTIVE MEASURES TAKEN 10 BREAK Up THE SYSTEM
"A WARNING TO POsrMAsTER5 WHO HAVE GER
TILTED 10 GUARANTEES on BIDS-TOo MANY
STRAW BIDS INDORsED BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MAsTER-GENERAL JEWELS DETERMINATION TO
TOLERATE NO CARELEsSNESS IN HIS DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Sept observation-disclosures
Jewell is taking active measures to break up the system
of straw bids. An examination OF the subject mas
shown that IN large number of cases those VINO pre-
sent such bids Endorsed py postmasters as RESPONSE
BILE persons. All such are receiving severe reprmand
from the Department and those offered in the future
will he peremptorly dismissed The following letter to
the Postmaster SprD gfeld Mass shows thepostion
the Department has taken:
PosT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, Sept %, 1874
SIR Among the bids for envelopes which We're lately
opened at Department. the lowest were found TO DC
certified to by you as being sufficient. Both of these bids
have since withdrawn The character bids the
fact of them having been withdrawn, the pecuniary
ssnngo the bidders that of their guarantees have
led fear mat you either misunderstood tne oJeet
careful in examining the facts certified to by you The
amount of money involved in this contract IS probably
more than $4,000 ana the bond required for tho 1ui
lment of it penalty o. net less than s2ooGoG s ana
yet parties guaranteed that satisfactory pohd III
with whom you have certified mat you were
acquainted and knew them 10 , DC men an,c oa
were upon examination found To be totally inadequate
II these guarantees had been required 10 pay 1a e
which might have ensued TO this department. Tor non
fulflment of the hid, OF tDem would nave Deen
swamped out OF sight long before the end reached
You can Judge well bow far you have faed TO
ndence and reliance which must he paced
appointed to w4'Cn scrupulousy over all
the interests Of the depar which are c0nhded 10
him. would refer you u be 27th section OF the Regu-
latons OF this Department. Whiie l know OF no law
making il obligatory upon yon to certify TO the
for supplies, undertaking to 9,rioru such duty nvcves
moral responsibility, and biculd subject postnasters
WHO fail in the performance II 10 to penalties The sys-
Ten of bidding called, winch most aided
Ivy careless certificates OF post masters, has interered
very seriously with proper rkng OF this Department.
and Intention to tolerate 10 careless or nefcent
official duties the part OF any postmaster,
and / embrace this opportunity to notify you, ana
through you all other postmaster TO this effect
Very respectfully, your Obedient servant,
MARSHALL JEWELL Postmaster -Geleral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
si2g.35i.3ll II
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept 80, 1874.
General Jewell has issued order saying
among other things that delinquency in the attendance
of clerks and inatteuton duty ineicency in its
discharge must be promptly reported TO Inn. No leave
of absence with pay will he granted for more than 80
DAYS III year. Inasmuch the Government pays for
the entire services OF ITS employees is expected that all
will be constant in attendance upon their duties The
use of Intoxicating liquors either III OF out OF the De
parment during bu,iu.sS hour cannot aud will not
be tolerated.
At a meeting ii The d, yJai0rs OF the Freedmans
Bank last night, Robert Purvls (cOOred of the
comm soners appointed wind UP ifs affairs said he
woud, at an adjourned meeting, make statement Of
It's affairs which would not probably be as favorable
that heretofore published would II he bad as
represented by those who had taken advantage OF the
fears and necessities of the depOstOrs who have sold the
face of their deposits at "a heavy discount.
Col j. W. KnOwlton, OF Connecticut. has been ap.
popted TO take charge the deadeter division OF the
Post-Offce Department.
About 100000 in National bank notes now reach the
Controller of the Currency daily for destruction.
A. j. Barnes, of California has been appointed agent
for the Pluto Indians In Southern Nevada.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were isl5l,lA
for the month ending today. ss,53S,025