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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-08

THE PRESIDENT and party returned from
Southern Colorado, Denver, yesterday after
noon, and will visit Central City, Black
Hawk and Georgetown to-day, and leave for
Washington Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-08

INTERVAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTS -
Samuel j. Mills, 4th Kentucky, and Banja-
min Furness, eth Ohio, have baen appointed
stOTekeepers of internal revenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-08

SECRETARY BRIsTOw returned to Wash
ington this morning and resumed his official
dnfies-
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A NEGRO SEDUcER.-Chauncey Brewster
the negro goodman who was arrested in
July last on charge OF abducting a white
girl, the daughter of Mrs. Bracher, Of Baby
lon, l.. l., has been indicted by the grand
jury for seduction under promise Of marriage.
MADAME FoRTMEYER, the notorious abor-
Zionist OF ST. Louis, sentenced TO the peniten-
tiary for ten years on Wednesday, escaped
from that prison Wednesday night by squeez-
ing herself through the transom OF her cell,
and has not yet been captured.
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POLITICAL SHOOTING. A scissors-g grinder
and Baltimore county policeman got into
q dispute in q BARRON at Highlandtown,
which eliminated In the shooting of the
former. The policeman was sent TO Towson-
town 1ail.
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bodied paupers I'm the Hudson county IN. j. J
almshouse We're required TO work on tie
county road this week. Nine men who had
been In the institution two years felt insulted
by the order, and left In disgust.
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Theater-going people will learn with
regret, from the following medical certii-
cate. that Rignold, the actor, who has been
playing with such success at the National
is too i'll to appear to night:
Mr.. Rignold is suffering from an acute
attack of dysentery, and car u ut I'LL his en-
gsgement for to night He may be able 20
act TO morrow. J III. THOMPSON, NJ, d.
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POSTMASTER & ESERAL JEWELL returned
from Hartford this morning and resumed his
iufiFS
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"GoOD TIMES COME AGAIN."-SenatOr
Cameron this morning had an interview with
Secretary BTiStOw.
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The AMOUNT Of national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for
redemption aggregated S438,O95.97.
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THE PROGRAMME OF MUSIC by the Marine
Band at the Presidents grounds to-morrow
afternoon will be as follows II. National
Air. ?. Quickstep, Teuterla; Schacht. 3
Overture. Semiramide; ROSini. 4. Polka
Dle Bichieri; Georgia. 5. Selection, opera
"Ginsamenta;" Mercsdante. 6. Waltz, La
Perla; Iabitzki. I. Fantasia, Barber of Sa-
vile; Rossini. s. National Air.
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No HInBUGzL. kICR win pay . fair cash
pre- 10. any hind Of L.dies, Cents and Child,
SGnn ssCUNL-HAND CLOTHING, BOOTS-
onOsSs r., oS3 TIN street, between u and q
sss&s. Aeh ey nAo Dro00uy ATTENDED 10, nyl-ly
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, sll3 ,65O11; customs, s5II ,I65. 26.
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GOV. HENDRICKS ON THE OHIO ELFC-
TIoN.-A letter has been received by a GEN
tleman in this city from Gov Hendricks. of
Indiana, III which he SAYS have inst
returned from Ohio. Will make two more
speeches. Both sides claim the victory. |
think Allen will be elected, bat am not
confident. Every personal effort possible IL
being made by the republicans, aided with
money"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-08

THE NEW POSTAL CARDS, being printed
without border, offer a temptation to the
printing OF business advertisements aud
Illustrations on their face. but the public
should take care not to yield To IT, as a1v-
tLlhg except the address written Or printed
ou The face OF postal card renders it I'M
Uailahle ard condemns IL TO the limbo OF
''held for pOStag'' letters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-08

ATTORNEY GENERAL PIERREPoNT Is eX-
pc led TO Te turn here tonight.
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THE YOUNG MAN by the name of B1elI
bids fair TO bring poor Senator Chandler to a
miserable end. The Senator. since his state
relieved him of all other employment. has
made IL the business of his life to pursue the
candid correspondent who once veutured to
say OF him that he was drunk. The CORES
IondCnt has just given him the SLID again in
The st Louis court, and the venerable Sem
ator with unsteady gait must pOaierOlsly
begin again.-N. y Tribune
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SOC STREET, NEAR NINTH STREET
CONNECTED WITH
a. TIshEB5 CHEnICAL SCOUTING wOBKs
Oh sTh STREET, kEAR q, OPPOSITE Pa
TINT OFFICE.
b.-Dyeipg and Cleaning Gentlensnh &c
1en.s specially &C short notice. Tair prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-08

CROOKED WHIsKY MEN CAUGHr-Su
Ierv's)r Matthews and Collector Wooster
have for some time past been suspicious that
Cochrane, one OF the largest distilIers was
stealing, and had received through their
agents evidence that produced In their
miuds high degree of moral certainty
Meanwhile, the house was closely watched
day and night by faithful revenue agents:
and revenue officials at Chicago advise the
department this morning that the parties
We're caught last night in the act of With
drawing spirits unlawlully from the cisteru
room.
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GOVERNMENT SUIT AGAINST GENERAL
BALLOCH.-The District Attorney to day
entered suit in the District Court in the
name of the United States against q. w Bal
loch for Sl6 652 D, balance due, arising on a
special settlement of his accounts az chief
disbursing officer for the Freedmens Bureau
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INV YORK VOTERS IN WAsHINGroN-
Toe New York Republican Assoc alton has
published an address TO the New York state
voters residing in Washfngt m i'm which At
tILon is called To the important election
which VIII be held in New York on the 2i OF
November next, and to the questions "Of
TIE maintenance OF our free school system
AGAINST sectarlan assaults, OF canal reform
ol tie honest payment OF all the nations jGst
oDilgauo.is, and OF honest money which will
me- Gear a iie upon its face" All New York
republicans are urgently requested to SD ar
range their affairs that they can repair 10
their respective homes and cast their ballots
al the Nov ember election.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IA OsPOarfhE ~ "a, E4r.Iffg.ars. Brtrh.asSs aud
ftGUy - ia DfSrfCr tTI'H-SS zee tiYGHisS' pro
eHf'tcH q a ShatSJ- uTsaH + az sr0 Etgsa ihtS
ME- GEOFGE RIGNOLD As KING HENRY.
SHNKSPFARES NOBLE WARRIOR
EEN EFT or RfGN OID-FRIEAY
TIE ONLY HENBYV MArISEE-sATURDAY
FExT M0NDAY-vOKEs yOKEs, vOKEs
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THE PUEBLO INDIANS now in this city
viii probably leave for their home in New
Mexico some time 10 morrow. Each of them
VIII he presented before their departure With
silver medal bearing "A profile likeness of
the President and valued at Sl2 or as and n
quantity Of blankets and clothing TIE
Commissioners to-day purchased tickets for
thtm TO Pueblo, Colorado, from which pDinr
lney prefer TO walk 10 their homes nea-
Santa Fe- He will also give them abou;
SEQ In money to pay their expenses en- route
TO New Mexico
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-07-02
rELEGRAMS.

The Beecher-Tilton case went to
the jury Juns oath, Judge Nelson
declining to reopen it to hear new
evidence, by which the plaintiff
proposed to prove that some uphol-
sterers in his house had once seen
the accused parties in criminal in
tercourse.
Tweed is still in Jail, trying 10
raise his 100000 bail bond.
The King of Burmah has apollo
gized to England, aud there will he
no war upon him.
Prof. Janney sends word that
gold mines are in the Black Hills,
and miners are at work there.
The Indians have agreed to take
$4,000 for their interest in the
Black Hills, and the government
will probably soon let everybody
go there and dig all they choose to.
The architects appointed to exam
inc the new post Office building al
Chicago, recommended that it be
corn down and rebuilt.
Lawrence is excited over brutal
ravishment of a young servant girl,
in the family of Rev. DIR. Gum.
Bob White, a negro, confesses to
the deed, but says that DR.. Gums
SON and young man named
Weeks urged and assisted him. The
girl was asleep in her room, which
was entered by q ladder.
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ARcHITECTURE.-T following
from the Junction City Union.
says just what we have often
thought of saying, but the gentle
man alluded TO has had "big run"
on architecture, aud we did not
know but we were entirely defi-
cient in judgment about such things.
Those vino have baked their kid
neys in the new State house, while
the cold chills were creeping over
their chests, who have suffered from
attacks of fever, catarrh, colds, dir
ziness and headache, in its ilI-shap-
ped halls, will appreciate the Unions
criticism
"Some of the papers are express
ing themselves concerning the style
of architecture the State of Kansas
has thus far secured, and with
which she seems to be satisfied.
These expressions have been
prompted by the fact that the Di-
rectors of the Insane Asylum have
elected j. G. Haskell, of Lawrence,
architect of the new Insane Asylum
at Topeka. We confess it is our
opinion that the State has had
enough. A State House without
ventilation, a million and a half or
two million dollar building, in
which treasurer is expected some
where to keep millions of money or
securities, designed without vault ;
a S40,0 GOO barn for common farm,
into the $ll 900 wing of which it is
impossible to drive or pitch a load
of hay, we really think is enough OF
that kind"
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city, having been forced to abandon
their horses. Thus far they have
not been captured. but every exer-
ton is being made TO do so, and
not without chances of success.
Ledf0rd and Ingalls, have not been
heard from, and every effort is aim
ed at the capture of McDaniels, and
eur citizens are bOnnd TO take him
dead or alive.
McDaniels has been shot and kill
ed.
Paola manufactured various arfi-
cles last year TO the value of 1894
10. So much money saved from
going back east.
The Kansas Eistedafod or Welsh
National convention for competition
in music and literature, will be held
at Usage City, Monday, July 5,
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> .
The Hull s. Baldwin Company, OF
Danbury, Con-, are steadily Increasing
their force of hands, and are running
on full time, with once or twice a
week Is or Il hours.
Bolton, MEYERS & Co., of Canton,
Ohio, are improving their steel works
by enlargement and the construction
of Siemens-Nartin furnace.
The Bellaire NAH Works have sue
cessfullY introduced self nail feeder.
The striking feeders have concluded
TO go back to work.
The Canton Wrought Iron Bridge
Company have now under contract
over Sl60, 900 worth OF wrought iron
bridge work. The work done in this
establishment last year ran over $780,
600. They are now building rail-
road bridge in Iowa, also one at Sag
NAV, with 300 feet swing and 100 feet
truss.
The Excelsior Reaper and Mower
Manufacturing Company, OF Akron,
have made an assignment for the ben
eft OF their creditors.
The Rolling Mill Company, AZ ALI
ance, has made an assignment, owing
to the pressure of the times. Liabili-
ties, 100000. Apparent assets, $780,
600. =
The Valley Mill, at Youngstown.
has an order for re-rOlling 1000 tons
of rails for the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad.
The city of Chicago has awarded to
the international Pipe Company" OF
that city, contract for Six thousand
tons OF new water pipe.
The Decatur Railing Mill Company
has closed, and il is said will remove
heir machinery TO Kansas City, BIO.
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miles-and waved a friendly fare,

miles-and waved 8 friendly fare
well TO Emporia.
It would beinappropriate to close
without saying that too much credit
cannot be given to the officers OF
the A, T. 6 S. f. railroad, who
planned and managed the excur-
sion, for the skill, liberali y and
unVarying courtesy, Will h all
evinced. Conductor James g rare
Iy equalled in his line. Col. A. S.
Johnson, the Land Commits sioner,
n. L. Sargent, General Ticket
Agent, "A. A. Egbert, Assist Supt.,
w. G. Dickinson aud J. G. Cooper,
of the Land Department, E. Wilder,
Assist. Treasurer, r. NJ. Spis ey and
Jerry Toles, Travelling Age lts, j.
w. Stacey, Supt, of Telegraph, and
d. G. Stockwell, of the Cattle De-
partment, and several agents from
other States, accompanied the ex-
cursion throughout, and not only
met but anticipated every want OF
their guests, by day or night, during
the entire trip.
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Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all interested,
In that there has been filed in the District
Court of Lyon county, Kansas, a petition, in
which the name of the plaintiff Is Bourlett
Wood, and the names of the defendants are
Walter j. Wall and Anna s. Wall, and the
dett Wood, and that they must answer said
petition on or before the 18th day of August
or the same will be taken true and judg-
ment rendered against said Walter J. Wall
for amount due upon note given by him
Sept. 2lst, 1874, for $1,000, to w. w. Williams
or order, which note draws interest from said
date at Il per cent, payable semi-annually
and against both said defendants for fore
closure of mortgage given by them to sucure
said note upon the n. "a s. E = sec.2, township
Is, range IL, in Lyon county, and for the sale
of said real estate to pay amount due on said
note and for 500 attorneys fees.
T.. w. CUNNINGHAM,
81 Atty for Plaintiff.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

VS.
r. c. B. CoIvin & Susan III CoIvin
District Court 9Th Judicial District, Lyon
County, Kansas.
ID virtue of an order of sale issued out of
ID the District Court OF the 9Th Judicial
District, sitting in and for Lyon county. Kan
sas, wherein S. w. Lakin is plaintih. and Il. G.
Il. I olvin and Susan II. Colvin are defendants
will, Monday, the 2d day of August, A. ID.
1875, at IL O'Clock m, ut the front door of the
court house, in Emporla, Lyon county, Kansas,
offer for sale at public auction. to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title
and interest of the defendants, II. q. Il and
Susan NJ. Colyin, in and to the following de-
scribed real estate to-wit: The southeast
quarter "a of section twelve (1a). township
twenty-one cd, range twelve (12), in Lyon
county Kansas said real estate is to be Sold
as the property of 4. G. b. CoIYin and Susan
NJ. Col-vin, TO satisfy said order of sale.
SheTif's Office, this I'd day ofJuly. 1875.
JOHN BAY,
27w5 Sheriff Lyon Co.. Kan.
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FROM ENIPORHA TO GRA-
MAZDA.

The Editorial Excursion to the End OF
the A. +. . 8. y. X. 4. Track
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Sherif's Sale.

District Court, Fifth Judicial District Lyon
County. Kansas.
Continental Insurance Company
Maria Means.
DY virtue of an execution issued ont of the
- District Court of the Fifth Judicial Dis
trict sitting in and for Lyon County, Kansas,
wherein the Continental Insurance Company
is plaintiff and Maria Means is defendant
will, on Monday, the 26th day of July, A. ID.
1875, at IL O'Clock A. M, at the front door OF
the court house in EmpOria, Lyon County,
Kansas, offer for sale by public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right,
title and interest OF the defendant Maria
Means in and to the following described real
estate to-wit: Lot No. seventy-1Our ga, on
Neosho street in the city of EmpOria, Lyon
county, Kansas. Said real estate is levied
upon IS the property Of defendant, Maria
Means, and will be sold TO satisfy said eN-
ecutiOn.
Sherif's Office, this 25th day of June,
A. D. 1873 JOHN BAY
Sd- 5t Sheriff Lyon Co, Kan.
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nav ApvERrIsEMENTs.

7 IST OF letters remaining IN the Emporia
H pOstofiice, June %, 1873. Persons calling
for these letters please say advertised
Barton Mary l.: Rolin n. C.; Burton Mrs.
Lizzie; Davis W. j.; HaSton Huston; Harris
on Robert; HenShaw Benz; James Evan ID !;
Jameson Rufus L /; Lyon A. B.: Magill Thorn
as, 2 ;Mathurem Mrs. Sallie; Parker David NJ
Shamleffer L.; Silford Geo; Smith Vim. :;
ThwaiteS a. n; Wood c.
Held for Postage:
Florence Sewing Machine co. Florence
Mass John A Clark w ads worth, Ohio; Thos
DonnelI, clerk district court, Lyndon, Kansas ;
John 5 Edie, Sheriff, Lyndon, Kansas.
JACOB STOTLER, r. NJ.
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Receptions, FeAstS, speeches, and speeI-
mems OF the Crops.
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Joint Sale of Stock.

HN Saturday, July 10th, 1915, at 10 O'Clock
" q. m, at the Central Livery stables, in
EmPoria, Kan, we will offer at public auction
cattle, consisting of three year old steers, !
two year old steers, l2 one year old steers, one
large grade bull the balance cows and calves
and heiferS from one to tEO years. Also one
mare and five flies from to years old. A
credit ofthree and six months will be given
with approved security and ten per cent. in
terest or discount of five per cent. of for cash
Sale positive to the highest bidder
HANK PEARSALL, N.F AMES
AuctiOneer. ID. S. GILMORE
27-lt Administrators
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WINDSOR HOTEL

MIR. LUTHER, at a heavy expense. has
M just completed a new hotel, Opposite the
depot He ls now prepared 20 furnish better
accommodations than any hotel in the city
Boarding b. the day, 3 GO.
= W B. LUTHER.
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StraYed OF Stolen:

SC4dyOU Oh SIO1OA:
CTRAYED or stolen June 18th, from the
= premises of the undersigned, two mares.
One about nine years old. fifteen and a-half
hands high, OF light bay color, with collar
and harness marks, rough hipped, with 3 lit t.
tie white spot or one foot. The other, about
TOUR years old, half pony, dark bay colored.
Both animals were picketed out, the one tied
by s rope, the other by halter, which they
carried with them. Address the undersigned.
REV. JOS. PERRIER,
s?-tf Catholic Parsonage, Emporia, Kas.
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The Wonderful Arkansas Val
ley In all its Beauty.

Crops Abundant EveryWhcrs-Big Rain
on the Return Ride.
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FuRNITuRE.

= WANT the people 10 know that 1 am
4 making new and repairing osa once ana
house furniture cheap as IL can be done
elsewhere and will cali and get 10 and return
il without extra charge Carpenter and join
er xForK done also P5ctnre frames made
ShOn On west side OF Commercial street pa
door north CT 9TH avenue.
% u. +. BAILEY
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BUSINESS ITEMS.
From the Iron Age.

Four new pudding furnaces are be-
ing added 70 the Etna Iron Works,
Newcastle, Pa. An extension of their
nail factory is also nearly ready for
the roof, which, when completed, will
make room for nearly double the pres
ent number of machines
The Bethlehem Iron Company is
making 5000 tons of steel rails for the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
The POttstown Iron Company have
stopped their blast furnace for the
purpose of "blowing it out" for re-
pairs. 1t has been in blast now con-
tinEally for seYen years.
The Gorham Manufacturing Compa-
ny of Providence has been awarded
the contract for furnishing the Palace
Hotel with its silverware, amounting
to 100000.
The Northampton Emery Wheel
Company, Mass, recently declared an
annual DIVIDEND of II per cent. and
have retained the old board of officers.
The National Needle Company, at
Springfield, employ so hands, and turn
out 20, 900 needles, making largely for
the Remington Sewing Machine Com
paHy' lucy nave Decu OrSdnIZeu LHo
years, and own about $4,000 worth of
special machinery.
At the Knowles Pump Works, at
Warren, business is little on the gain,
and the full complement of workmen
are employed.
The Scythe and Knife Manufactury
of Hiram Holt s. Co, of Wilton,
Maine, is to be greatly enlarged.
Ladd, Brann 6 Co., Gardiner, have
recently bought land to put up new
machine shop, 30x60 feet. three stories,
for the manufacture of mill machin-
cry.
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WANTED.

"TANTED-The best and earliest speci-
w mems of everything good to eat, at the
DelmonicO Restaurant. Price no object If We
can get the first and best. 25-u
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splendid Time Everywhere.
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STRAYED.

NOR SALE OR TRADE. A Mccormick
IStf L. NICHOLS.
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CTRA1ED or stolen from my premises, one
- mile north OF EmpOria, about May 18th,
1915, sorrel flley, 3 years old, small white
spot on face, lightly branded ON left rump
18th the letter L. Liberal reward for infor-
nation leading to her recovery
22-tf ROBERT LOGAN.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

TNOR sale or trade--The Delmonico Rcstau-
- rant will sell or trade hoard by the week,
with the best of everything which can be pro
cured for Creenbacks at the rate Of 81 Oh per
2S-tI
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A ADVERTISEMENTS from live enterpriS
IA ing business men, in this and other adj
7VertisinIr columns. Bring 'em in. Don't sit
aroundS thin king about it. Whatever you
have to sell, let the people know about it.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

HNO RENT-A nice house with six rooms
L cellar and cistern. Lot we'll improved
Corner of Exchange and Sixth avenue.
- X. NJ. BACHELLER.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.


THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE ON LOUISIANA AFFAIRS
READ IN BOTH HoUsES-ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE ASSEMBLY.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1875.
A petition was presented from the residents
Of Gaatin, asking for power retire s2sOoO Of town
bonds.
The fifth annual report Of the Institution OF the Blind
at Batavia, was presented and ordered 10 be printed
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. RAY-To confirm the acts OF q special meeting
OF the citizens OF Gallatn, Columbia County relative 10
the Rhinebeck and Connecticut Railroad Company.
By Mr. DOW Relative to the drainage Of marsh and
swamp lands.
LOUISIANA,
Mr. LORD offered a resolution in regard TO the Louis
ana outrage.
Mr. WOODEN said II would be wise TO await the report
OF the Committee louisiana to investigate the
affair. He therefore moved TO lay the resolutions on
the table.
Mr. JOHNSON desired 10 have the resolutions made
special order Tor some particular day.
The Yeas and Nays were taken on Mr.. Wo0dn's mo-
tiOn and II was carried-l6 to IL.
GOV. Tlien's Message on Louisiana affairs then
presented by his Secretary and read After the reading
Of the Uessage had been concluded Mr.. JACOBS OH
that be referred 10 special cOmuItte OF three.
Mr.. WooDIS said the same reasons which advised his
opposing The resolution directed his opposing tue
tOn Senator Jacobs. He hoped the resolution would
be kept before the Senate and not DO referred any
committee.
Messrs LowERY and WOOD would vote on the Lou.