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iIed and directed 10 retire ana o,nce, lev,,-
tender notes 10 the extent OF snch in rrs.s me-,
the outstanding and unpaid lsgsi-tsnier pos-s
purTNse he Ne authorized 20 u-e a., exis,t,.
surplus reserve, on In default % anv "a n snr-
plus 20 eel Eve per cent. bonds o. tie soverp-
meut.
The amsr6ment Was rejected bya yea ana
nay vote Of % 20 leo.
Mr. Berry's pa motion 90 strike out the 5tA
and 18th sectioi =. relating 90 bAnks without cir
ca,ston and authorizing the limited issue OF
Treasury 80 receemsble in cain I'm two wears
nom date. Was re iccts on q division.
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR


CONTINUATION oP THE DEAD Locg
bosToN, April lo.--rhe nineteenth ballot f,r
lnited States Senator wAs taken 10 .iaV. win
tne iouowing result: Whole number OF votss-
20, Necessary 70 choice, f3S. Daxes received
y, ROAR, ts' Curtis, q, Adams Is. Stafford. :.
Banks, = Wsshhurne, :; Whittier. I: n allock :.
plsfh1Caks RECEIVED FRos wAsstNaroN
yesterday urging the friends OF HoAr to sti.E
20 lie canaros.
TIE TWENTIETH BALLOT
resulted as follows: Whole number of xo..s
CO; Curtis, -; Adams, n. Bullock. !. So
ford, :, Wsshburne, I, Banks. :, Whittier, a.
T, Hoar, Reuben Noble, ami Mrs Msrv A.
Liyermore received each l vote. A discussion
eLsued.
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NAMES STATUE OF GEN. KING.-The Au-
gusta Me- journal says" The last legisla-
ture authorized the governor and council to
contract with some suitable artist, a native of
Maine, for statue of Gen. william King, the
nrst governor OF Maine, in marble, to be placed
In the National hall at Washington. At the
present session or the council, two artists, of
whom the state is justly proud, appeared with
their proposals for doing the work-Smmons
and jackson. The contract has been awarded
to Mr.. Frank Simmons, his offer having bssn
considered the most advantageous, everything
considered. The statue, as provided by the re-
portrait statue, lfe-size, and will be frat ex.
hibited at the Philadelphia centennial in 1916.
1t will then be removed to the National gallery
at Washington
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TRIPLE MURDRR- The Assassin Lynch.d.-
Ardazal, an Italian, and captain of the sloop
New Jerusalem, entered the residence of Mr.
Jett, three miles from Orange, Texas (says a
dispatch from Galveston,) during the owners
absence, and murdered Mrs. Jet and two chill
dren. daughter nearly grown made her
escape and gave the alarm, when the citizens
arrived IN time to catch Ardazal in the act of
endeavoriDg to burn the bodies. He was i'm
mediately arrested Wednesday night, when
the sheriff entered the jail to give the prisoners
their supper, crowd of armed men rushed in
overpow cred the officer, took the murderer of
tne jet family outside of the prison, and liter
ally riddled him with buIlets
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CATHOLIC INDIAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bsyley, in a circular letter of the date OF Jaa-
uary ID, at the earnest request OF the Catholic
bishops OF the United States, appointed Gaa.
Charles Ewing, OF Washington, a Commissioner
10 act At the seat OF government in behalf OF
the Indian Catholic missions, especially at the
indian department., where interested parties
have, II Is alleged, heretofore made gross repre-
sensations In reference thereto. Gen. Ewing r.
now al his post. In q circular letter written by
him be SAYS he will perform the duties re-
he then calls upon Catholic societies through
out the country TO make liberal apprOpri atoms
for the prosecution OF the mission work AMI
says -" The Quakers give 10000 a year for
their Indian missions, the Episcopslisns $50 600,
and the Preseyterians and other Protestant
churches In proportion. With this example be-
fore them, certainly the Catholics of the United
the help which they have earned by long and
faithful services, and which they must have %
save them from destruction"
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Terrible Disaster ON the steamer IL


- INhfTh-Two PERSONS KILLED.
NV losK, April l0.-The following special
ulspatch conveys intelligence Of terrible Acri-
cent TO the steamer Tigress, which becams 80
vel known 10 tie public la connection with
captain Halle Inflated arctic eNpedition:-
"ST. JOINS, y. F., April g.-Steamer III
gressi OF the Polsris expedition, while seal hsh-
ing, EXPLODED her boiler. Two engine end
under sail tor this port"
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THB UTAH COUhTs.-U. S. District Attorney
Carey, or Utah, aud An attorney named Mer-
rift, were before the House Judiciary Com nit
tee to-day and made arguments in favor of the
olilln relation TO the courts and judicial OFF
In the territory of Utah. The effect of the PRO
posed bill Is to transfer the selection OF juri Is
which have claimed to have been appointed by
Mormon Judicial Off Gals to United States CT
fcers. The committee have come to no con
clusion on the subject, and will probably hear
further arguments.
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To be Hanged To-day.

NAsHvIILB, April lO.-Prsgue bryart will
be hung at Pulaski, Tenn, to-day for the mur
der of Alexander Steel, some two YEAR, ago
bryant promises 20 make a full statement on
the gallows, and says he does not regret hayinS
killed Steel.
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RINI Nan Esa

OTTAWA, April l0-In the House of Com-
mons last night two detectives gave evidence
that they hsddOne all in their power % flnd
hiel, but were unsuccessful. Mr.. Bowel said
that II the government did not take action 1n
the matter he would give notice OF motion for
kiel's expu lkiOn Monday night
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ANTI-sECRRT SOCIETY MovRaRSr-Several
cltlZens or Chicago, including PhiIO Carpenter
j. Blanchard. and others have applied IN the
Secretary of State of Illinois for certificates of
organization for "The National Christian AS
sociation," the object of which, "a stated in the
application, sis to expose, withstand and
remove secret eties-Freemas0nry in par
icuiar, and other anti Christian move ments in
order TO save the churches Of Christ from being
depraved, to redeem the administration of ms
tice from perversiOn, and our republican gov
eminent from corruption" The application
will be referred to the Attorney General az the
Secretary of State is not clear that he has the
power to Issue such An extensive certitcate
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The Grangers I'm Indian,

CINCINNATI, April l0.-The Indiana state
grange, IN session IT indianapolis yesterday
called convention of the people OF Indiaua
10 meet az indianapolis, June 10, 20 devise A
way TO bring about such reforms As will eman-
eilate the state from the burdens heaped upon
clans.
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Italian Brigands In New York
THEY TEAR UP A RAILRoAD TRACK nNp no,

TRAIN.
NEW YORK, April lO.-The Ersniaq Pct
says - The TsilrOsd train which left Wander
bits landing, Staten Island, at O'Clock lat
evening, WAS chopped about 40 miles out nv a
band OF Italians, who tore up the track. T'he
particulars OF the outrage have not vet be n
received, save that the robbers secured a cash
boN on the train. but were themselves soon sff.r
arrested, and are now locked IN
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AFTERMATH oF THE TICRBORNE TRIAL.
LONDON; April l0.-rhe trial OF Jean Inie.
for perjury during his examination as a .aess
Tor the claimant in the TichbOrne trial, WA
brought 10 close this morning. snd resulted IN
his conviction. Sentence was deferred Ths
case OF capt. Brown, who T. chsrget vita a
similar offence, was then taken up, and hts ri A
is low proceeding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

THB LIQUOR TRAFFIC. IN PBILADELPaIA-
Inc grand jury, In making their pressntmsn mt,
snd cognate matters, "thst they are satisfi ii
that the police authorities have made Il efoc-
lively operative, not by making arrests, but by
breaking the law. No open violations, a. far
as this Jury can ind, have occurred during this
term OF the court, and the secret violations are
but few In number, and are 30 vigorously pros-
ecuted that they can scarcely recur. The iury
IN this connection feel bound TO state that they
believe this city now has the most Ell cIeut no.
lice force that they have ever had, and that the
mayor u steadily improving II as Opportunities
oner The EFFORTS OF the police force in sup
pressing the Sunday liquor traffic have been
greatly aoeo by the temperance societies form
ed under the auspices of the clergy on seyeT4I
churches, producing better tone OF public SEN
ument among the consumers Of liquors. and
this jury believe that more can be done In this
way than any other"
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The PrexaiIIuxstorm

NEW YORK, April IO.-Dlspstcnes from IN q
north ana east report snow, sleet and IN
storms, accompanied by strong northeasteTly
gales, prevailing.
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50 STYLE !o

STYLE 80
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
oUR STOCK
OF FINE PIECE GOODS
IS FULL,
UNIQUE IN DESIGN,
SUPERB IN QUALITY.
MERCHANT TIILOhING FACILITIES
ARE PERFECr.
ENABLING Us TO Assure
PERFECTION
IN STrLE, Fi7, AND FINISH.
liable BROS
hERcHASr rAILoRs,
nHam Corner 7th and streets.
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ARREST OF OLD BEsDRR.-An old man. sun-
posed TO be Bender, OF Kansas, who was ar.
rested In the southern portion OF Utah territory
several weeks age, arrived in Salt Lake last
nlent, and Is now in jail at hatplace. A young
man. supposed to be his son, is xfso in custody
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have opened several Acheen port, to trade.

BISMARCK Va MANTEUFFaL
BERLIN, April i0.-1here l. no found All On s,r
the report relegraPhed hence 90 a London pap.r
OF conservative and ultramOntane tntrts rue -
supplsnt Prince Bismarck by General Al Az
teufel.
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student ct Welbraham academy. Masssc,n.
eetts, named LArramore, was probably fatally
shot yesterday afternoon by the sccidentsl
discharge Of pistol supposed to have been IN.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE--The recsipts from this
50 URGE to-day were 500 3ls.
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TIE kAw IyDIArs.-The House Committee
on Appropriations nave decided to refuse the
request for an appropriation Of $4,000 for the
subsistence OF the Raw Indians OF h ansas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

THE RESIDENCE Of the late Senator Sumner,
together with the personal effects left in the
house, were yesterday, turned over to parties
having legal charge under the will.
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A BURGLAR SHoT.-In Memphis, Tenn, for
some time past the firm OF P0desta * Co., Front
street, have missed liquors and cigars, and su--
picion was directed 10 John GoZLOls, formerly
a partner i'm the store, who had recently set M
a saloon near the Cotton exchange. The hrIn
had Officer Pride detailed, who, for the past
a double-barrelled shot gun charged with buck
shot. Ab1t Z O'Clock "Wednesday night Pride
heard the door unlocked, and saw q man enter
and take the key out and lock the door Inside
and start toward the counting room. The on
Ger called him TO throw his hands up and sur-
render, but he rushed At Pride, who emptied
both barrels into tie body OF the burglar kiIl-
ing him instantly. On striking light the bodv
was found to be that Of Gozzofa
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END OF The SAsBORs INVESTIGATION -
The Ways and Means Committee to-day exam
ined Mr. Madge, chief special agent OF the
Treasury, with reference to the expenditures OF
his office, and one Mr.. Martin, who was EN-
ployed by Ssnborn when the latter was spaciaI
agent, but no facts of importance were ELECTED.
The investigation was concluded to- day,
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SESTRY BOX CRUsApKks.- Out In Mount
Vernon, Ohio, the women have now got things
rec nced 70 system. Instead OF being at the
sing, they Just put mp sentry-box In front OF
each saloon, and station q lady In Il 70 take
down the nsme and note the condition OF every
man who entere or leaves 10. IL IL said 20 work
like charm. The fair sentries delight In their
duty snd DO not welcome the rustic OF petit
coau that indicate the approach Of the relief.
for the feminine mind, combining As it does the
present charm Of misdIng other folks business,
the permanent utility Of laying mp 20 reliable q
finally the comfortable sense Of serving great
moral reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

APRIL Snow STORMS. A heavy SNOW
Storm very unusual occurrence at this sea
son-was prevailing At Louisville all day yes
terdsy. II is feared 1t will prove disastrous to
the fruit throughout the state. About IL
Memphis, Tenn, and lasted for two hour. a..
tonishing the Oldest inhabitants in that lati-
tude. The weather was clear and cool 1T night
Special dispatches to Cincinnati report An ex-
tensive snow storm In Ohio. At Delaware snow
fell to the depth Of dve inches. At Lancaster
storm OF thunder and lightning with snow &C.
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A MINISTER SusPRNpxp.-In the oase of
Rev. Tunis Titus Kendrick, of BROOKLYN.
charged with CONDUCT unbecoming Clergyman.
the committee Of inquiry, before which the
charges were tried, have brought In Q verdict
OF guilty, and recommended that the pastor be
indefinitely suspended.
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WASHINGTON vHEATRE CONIQUR
=" nth street, below Penn'a ayepFe

APRIL 8, DURING TBEwEEK, AND THREE
MATINEEs.
The Celebrated YOU'VE American Actor.
GEORGE B. RADCLIFFE,
In hls great eensatiOu Drama, entitled
CLAUDE DUYAL.
First Appearance this season Of the beautiful ana
dAshins SeriO-c6mic Vocalist,
MISS sALIIE MASOH.
First spptarance Of the Young Com dienne,
MISS KATIE JOHNSON.
Last week Of the G-ea.
IS OK LEY FAMILY,
the most wonderful Troupe IN the world.
The Gems OF the American Stage,
mAkTHA WREN AND JAMES COLLIN5
IN their original sketches,
HARRIS AsD CARRoLL.
~ Rev spec'alies.
MISS HELENE REYERE
AND JAMES WHEELER
~ Ihelr speclaliies, forming the bsst combination
uOupe ever 10 NssLinston. sp5-tr
Opera LIBsErTOs SAVE 90 OENTsl
" Only correct and Piete edition.
PRICE, Only Is CENTS
Tor sale BY JOHN +. Ellis Co. ap2 st
oLpso. On Extibitisn and Sale NEW No
1IH ST. AT 1Ta =,
MARkRlTER,S,
No. 439 7th street, between U snd streets al sht
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Cnoioe Oil Paintings, EEeratings, Ohromos. &C.
Shades; Pfeturts, Frames, Pic;urs Cords ana Tas-
~.I hinFs, Nsils, &C., ia the District.
~1ERhs CASH
- Please rsuember Name and Number lilly
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PKENeYLvAHIA's CENTENNIAL APPRopRI-
ATIoN.-The bill sppropriating 81. 900 900 to
passed the Pennsylvania house yesterday by q
vote Of 90 to "a. IL now goes back to the senate
for concurrence In an important amendment
but 1t is understood that IL will not be sent 20
the governor for his signature until the leeisla-
latuTe has passed two ether bills to raise ths
necessary revenue by taxation OF corporafions,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN will repeat her won
derful impersonation of Meg Merrilies" at
Ford's Opera House for the last time this
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

ARREST OF GEORGE WILKRs.-Mr. George
wilkes was arrested in New York Wednesday
afternoon and taken to the district ATTORNEYS
ONCE in Brooklyn, on . bench warrant issued
ON an indictment charging him with ma
iiciously libeling Mr.. John f. Chsmberlin.
appear before the court of general sessions of
Kings county in May next. The ball was fur
nished, and Mr.. Wilkes returned to New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

CAPTAINS j. A. Spicer, A. A. Fauqar and
David Evans, of the revenue marine service.
have been appointed a board to meet in thi.
city on the Dist inst, to examine candidates for
admission and promotion in the revenue marine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

MuED1R AND Observation-Disclosures murder
an suiciee occurred In San Francisco Wednes-
Gay; man named Macy shot another named
Csidweii through the head, aud then shot him
sSn IN me region OF the heat, and cannot sur
ViVe. Inc cause Of the act 10 not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

ih. BALD MOUNTAIN UNPLRAsANrNRss.-
Oil the Bald mountain unplessantnsss Il dina ua to
nre built three years ago In an aperfnre IN
SMOKE out coon, which IRE is still burning.
Ehxo fhnx. ox.A
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Crusaders TO BE ARRRsrRp-A spacia,
Sispstch from Pittsburg says the mayor has
oeen instructed by the police commissioners to
t ee1 any women crusading against saloons,
.ogetner with the persons following them, on
xccouot or their Interference with business and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

0The peach uees Of Delaware and Msry-
land 20 far have escaped damage from fro-ts
and though yet In some danger, bid fair 10
yield very large crops.
~Apdrev Harris, the negro NAH wagon
driver, arrested some veen ego for robbing me
was sentenced to four years fnPrivpansnk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

PERsONAL.-SenatOr Lewis goes to his hDms
in Virginia Tonight, to be absent for sbme
time. 800 Col. John s. Mosbv, of Va, IL IN
Washington, and bad an interview o-day with
Attorney General Williams.
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SUIT TO PREVENT PAYMENT BYrHsTRsAs

SUIT TO PREVENT PAYMENT BIZ THRT TREAS
URY OF A CoTroN-CLAIM JUDsMENT.-Yester
day, George h. Cheever, administrator of W.
ID. Cheever, nv Messrs BARLEY, Ray and Jen-
ntr. and Judge Casey, filed bill for an iniunc-
non against uassa1ay Ii. Lamar. Denver &
Peck, and tie Secretary and First Controller
OF the treasury, and q temporary order was
made. The obi ect OF the suit is to prevent the
payment by the Treasury officers to Lamar OF
s5's5i5.5l, Judgment on a cotton claim given
by the Court of Claims,) in which Cheeyer
claims an interest.
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The ANTE BELLUN MAIL CLAIMS. - The
House A! propr atiobs Committee yesterday
heard the Postmaster General aud his first as
sistsnt, and Judge Martin, Sixth Auditor, in
regard to the nature aud present condition of
the large mass or claims for carrying the m iil-
~ the southern states before the late war
Ihese omcials made no recon mendation con
corning their payment, but merely afforded in
formation at the request of the committee
After considerable discussion OF the subjec. IL
was referred to Messrs. Tyner, Loughridge and
HANCOCK, az q sub committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

IL TIE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION yesterday
the name OF the proprietor of the National Re
publican was mentioned In connection with con-
tracts under the Board OF Public Works.
AL we have TO say is that we have not m ade a
single dollar in any contract under the board,
ana have no interest whatever in any Contract
now pending. We do not say this because we
deem that there IS any improperly whate yer in
having contract, but In order ts CRAFTY the
extreme anxiety which some people seem to en-
teJtain In regard TO our private affairs
The only regret we have in the whole n, after
Is that We were not fortunate enough to have
had good contract and plenty OF money to
execute it.-ReDutIcIg.
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Somersetshire, England. sssAAA' ~
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The PROPOSED CENTENNIAL APPRoPRI-
ArIoN.-The Senate Committee on Appro mi
atoms, at their meeting yesterday, postpo aed
action on the House centennial bill for one
week, on the motion OF a member of the pm-
mittee friendly TO the movement. It is under
stocd that the committee is awaiting the action
OF the House on the bill to be reported from the
select committee on the centennial, recon-.
mending an appropriation of three millions OF
dollars.
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AUSTRIA AND FRAEoR-A leaf from IN Q
secret history Of the Franoo-Prussian war
diplomacy shovs that Austria heartily sympa-
thized vi iii France during the struggle OF isz0.
but feared the alliance Of Russia and Prussi A.
There 10 nothing new in this except the ofiiclsl
proof Of what was unofficially known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

SxvKN NEE DRowHED.-During the gale on
Wednesday, boat, containing nine nshermeu,
who were setting seinee IN the lake about nf-
teen miles south Of Chicago, was capssz % ana
seven Of the men we're drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

IHR AGAssIz MEDAL government is
having prepared at the Philadelphia mint
medal commemorative of the late Professor
Agsssiz. 1t will be added to the list of public
medals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

The House Appropriations Committee hav-
ing made such progress With the business now
before them As justified their taking a rest, and
having been in session almost daily since the
beginning of the present session, yesterday adj
journed over until Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

TIE CABINET was in session for An hour and
half to-day, but no business of unusual i'm
pertsnce received ate ntion.
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LECTURES.
U INCOLN HALL.

INCOLN HALL.
LECTURES By DR.. JOHN LORD.
April nth, SATURDAY EVENING, at O'Clock a.,
aEd April 18th, MONDAY, same hour.
Subjects: MADAME DEMAINrENos, April ll,h;
HlLDkBBASDE; or, the Struggle in the MiidIe
Ages bs;ween the Empsrors and Pops for So.
premacy, April 18th.
Admittsnce, rs cents; reserved seats no extra
charge. For sale a. Warren Oh 5ates B JOk 4 IRE,
PeDnsy lvaDia avenue. ap4-Ss
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WILLARD HALL.

NIB. ADoLPa sUTRO
Vii repeat his lecture on
MINES AND MINING,u
On FRIDAY EVENING, AprilIO,
Tuesday EVENING, April IA, and
FRIDAY EVENING, April IL,
At q O'Clock, st willard Hall (eptr.nee On Il,h q,
MAJ 70 "Hisr1s Hotel,l illustrated By the ali Of
THE CALCIUM LIGHT,
with many dag ans, view, and pictnra. ~ nina.
and mining operations " AAHo
Senators, NJ mbers OF Congress- and eorra.nona
ents are specially invited to attend
T,ekets ran be had upon application ct the once
~ ADMISSION FREE. a,,o
IChronicle, Republican,
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The HOUSE Foreign Affairs Committee to-
day finished the consideration of the consular
bill, and Judge Orth, chairman, was author
lied to report il to the House. The comm tee
nave not made many material changes in che
printed bill, except To establish the Office of
consul general at Berlin, Melbourne. AMI the
city of Mexico; a consulate at Eucharist at the
request Of the late Hebrew convention held in
chicago, and consulate at Ssbanila, Rsbublic
of Colombia.
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MOVEMENTS OF U. s. STKAMRRs-The T.
5. steamer Wyoming left Key West yesterday
for this city. The Ticonderoga left Key West
to-day for Norfolk, Va, and the Alaska,
Junista, Congress, and Franklin have sIiled
from that port for Europe.