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The New York herald., 1875-08-29
To.dav. Last Erening. Total

Consumption n.............. 4OI' 33S 739
For future delivery the sales as follows mAngnst
800 bales at l44c. l4Sc September TOO do. at l3332c
lac October 400 do. at l3 u Bic November 400 do
At l3 1885,; December, 1900 do at 10 l932c 1896
January 100 do l3 2332c.: February, 1000 do At
is i5,l6c. March, 600 do at I49sc; May, 100 do at
IA 1890 Total 1900 bales The receipts at the ports
Galveston, 673 bales; New Orleans 29
Mobile savannah 27 Charleston, 81 Norfolk Total
1856 bales This day week, 673 This day last
l453 bales Cotton freghts closed foows-To Havre
BY steam, 116c; Hamburg by steam &c compressed;
Bremen by steam, M compressed to Liverpool by steam
Nd by sail, kd -
AZ 37 bushels corn, 500 do oats IL 80 do meal
bbls barley malt 200 bushels The receipts for the
were-Four 81, 1888 bbls; wheat, 22566S bushels
corn, 800 060 do. 54525 do meal 500 bbs
727 rye 500 bushels barley, $50 do barley
malt $500 do The hour market quiet and unchanged
There demand for Shipment but business was
light The sales 10000 bbls Rye in fair demand
and steady Corn meal qniet and unchanged The sales
500 bbl at 81 rs for Brandywine $3 20 81 20 for
western So IS 81 20 for Jersey bb 81 81 81 5s
100 lbs for Baltimore yellow in sacks CITY
sacked quoted Coarse 81 5o fine sifted 81 63 bolted
yellow ST 75 and bolted white ST IS 100 lbs Jersey
81 rs ST. 80; fine white, ST. 80 81 per 100 lbG We
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes in closing prices since those Of yester
day, are as follows
ADVANCE. cx.-Atantc and Pacific Telegraph, x; At
lantc and Pacific Railroad preferred, H New York
Central. 4 Delaware and Lackawanna II Erie, Is 4;
Lake Shore x; Northwest common, q; do, pre-
ferrcd II Panama, Il Rock Island, y; ST Paul
common, X; Union Pacific, AZ; Western Union, y;
St Paul preferred, 4 gold, H.
DEoLnx.-Pacihc Mail " Quicksilver, y; Mari
posa, y.
Harlem, Ohio and Mississippi and Wabash, Erie in Lon
Aau
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sINo PRIcEs-3 n.
THE MONRY MARKEr.

The rates for money call loans are unchanged,
capital being abundantly supplied at and per cent
Foreign exchange quiet 4S51< 4Se for bankers
sixty days sterling Demand bills quoted at
ASK ssz although it reported that some bills
were down as low 4Ss a4ssZ
MARKET.
Gold opened at 113K and closed at ia all the sales Of
the day having been at these figures The paid
for borrowing were 4 8, and per cent per annum
and l-64, 1872 and 3o4 per cent per diem The nnal
rate was 1-64 per cent
The New York herald., 1875-08-29
LIFE INSURANCE.


LIFE INSURANCE:
$4,000 ASSURANCE
$50 PREMIUM.
rHE GREAT REVOLUTION
NoT MERELY "REFoRMp
STILL GOING FoRwARDi
THE IDEAS OF THE
AMERICAN POPULAR
LIFE INSURANCE.
There are upon business Of Life In
surancs can bs and is conducted These are-
l. THE LAWS OF LIFE
THE FACTS OF DEATH.
As the latter are determined and controlled by the for
mer-sanding in the relation of effects causest is OBJ
vous that upon simply
ica and destitute of any merit equally
apparen. system based upon the scientific
and reliable.
The former is founded upon the
BEDROCK OF IMMUTABLE LAW;
based upon the shifting caprcOus
unreliable ASSUMPTIONS.
The former tho basis system Of Life Insurance
prsctissd by the
AMERICAN PoPULAR
the the basis Of Life by all
companies
Thus do we stand alone and WE TAKE PRIDE IN OUR
ISOLATION
WE DO NOT ESTEEM 1T A REPRoACH that we are the
ONLY Life Insurance Company In the world seek
and apply the LAWS OF LIFE in the business Of Life In
WE DO NOT ESTEEM 1T A REPRoAcH that We are
the only Life Insurance Company
CAN apply the LAWS OF LIFE to the GRADING Of uf.
risxs for the purposes Of Life Insurance
WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT REpRoAcH tha. ". ar.
Che only Life Insurance Company the world that BY
scientific grading Of life according the LAWS OF
LIFE can adapt the PREMIUM to the grade Of the risk
Is thus determined
WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT A REPRoAcH tina. we IRE
only Life Company the in the
ninth year experience Of less than
POUR DEATHS PER THOUSAND PER YEAR among all
It's insured
WE DO NOT ESTEEM 1T A REPRoACH tina. we arc
the only Life Insurance Company in the world
selected class Of among whom the death
period Of nine years have LESS THAN ONE PER
THOUSAND PER YEAR
WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT A REPRoAcH tina. we are
the only Life Insurance Company the world that
Of such results its experience applying knowledge OF
the LAWS OF LIFE TO the business of Life nsurancs can
offer
$1,000 ASSURANCE FOR $50 PREMIUM
per year those Who 20 SIS years Of age pass
tests of admission to the BEST GRADE
WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT REPRoAcH tha. W. ar.
the arss and, yet, Che
ONLY LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
in the world that has put its Medical Department
HEAD OF THE BUsINEss-where It belong,-and its
Actuarial Department end-vhers 1T belOng.
WE DO NOT ESTEEM 1T A REPRoAcH that we
have the fullest complete detailed forms Of appu-
cation medical examination devised
are INDISPENSABLE method Of business nor that
other companies are COPYING nom them ideas and forms
Of expression
WE DO NOT ESTEEM IT REPRoAcH TO Us that
company has just organised auspices OF
the leading Actuary Of the Western World" whose DIS
r1NcT1vE feature is in imitation Of , SUBORDINATE
though valuable of Reform" successfully Inaug
urated and practised by US, to-wit
HARD-PAN METHOD,
~PAY AS YOU CO." get WHAT you PAY FOR"
-sToP WHEN YOU CHOOSE WITHOUT LOSS" &c,
&e
WE DO NOT ESTEEM 1T A REPRoACH TO Us that
such company should thus follow -APAR OFF," failing
reach With the height Of this great argument" the
recognition Of the LAWS OF LIFE In adapting the
The New York herald., 1875-08-29
MATRIMONIAL

A YOUNG WIDOW WOULD LIKE TO MAKE THS
N acquaintance of gentleman who can appreciate A
true friend Address SWEET HOME. box l63 Herald Up
town Branch ofhcs.
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EUROPEAN MARKET.

LorDos August zs Is7S-Evsning oil, ass per
ow1
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

THE CoPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the firm of Terwlliger, Peck Burns Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
L. TERWILLIGER
c. b. PECK.
AUGUST 25, 1878. r. x. BURNS.
The business will be continued loo Eighth by
the undersigned who will collect all bills and settle out
standing accounts. TERWILLIGER PECK.
YlHR FIRM OF WORTH 4 WATSON HAS THIS DAY
been dissolved by mutual Judson U Worth to
continue his Ohce at the old where he will qudate
ali the affairs of the late hrm JUDSON u WORTH.
AUGUST 2, 1875. CLARK X. WATSON.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

THE MANUFACTURER OF SPECIALTIKs IN IIF
chemical line commanding ready sale desires a partne
with moderate capital increase as sales demand Ad
dress SODA ASH, box ll6 Herald Office.
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7TH WONDER or THE AGR-TEN MEN WITH,
some capital to make 5000 before January Call on j.
7. JOHNSON, Evergreen and Magnolia street,
Brooklyn, Monday, 8 p NJ.
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IVANTED-A PARTNER, WITH $1,000 CASH TO GO
w into the hosiery business with party who thoroughly
understands the business Call j. w. IS East Sixteenth
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

61 000 wANTED-AND PARTNER CAPABIR or
Pl.UOO managing nnances to take half interest with
advertiser 10 light manufacturing business that will
Investment monthly acquainted with country preferred
Address OPPORTUNITY Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

WE REQUIRE BUSINESS MEN LOCATED. OR WILL
w locate the different cities represent
in manufactured article speciality parties with
hundred dollars can have profitable and pleasant business
New York city.
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NANTRD-PARTNER, WITH FROM $500 TO 81 600
w who will take active interest in bu ness which has
no opposition Full particulars given Address +. D. p
Herald Office. y
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

THE SOLE AGENCY FOR A SPECIALITY IN STA
tionery constantly increasing cash business at bar
gain other business requires entire time Address
W p. Herald Office.
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TIE LEcTURE SEASON.

A LECTURE EVERY NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK ON
n Manhood and Cause Of Prem DeclineH At tho
New York Museum Of Anatomy 6l5 Broadway between
Houston and Bic ssker streetA
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
SATURDAY, August %, 1s7a

l0:l5 AND ll:30 A. NJ.
1908 $4,000 U S 500, c, 'e7.. l2oX
ll61S 10000 do. o.........bc 1908.
ll62s 1000 U s 5'a. lo-to, c. lIgZ
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WNrED-$5oo OR si,0oo-AN ACTIVE MAN WITH.
w this amount and satisfactory references
fourth interest in safe and Legitimate enterprise or
salary Of SIS week will be paid for temporary
OF capital which ain within control Address
NJ. R. box 2O4 Herald Office.
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cO00-FoR WHICH GOOD SECURITY WILL BIZ;
pAOO given and employment this winter; or S4OO fori
half interest in Bracket factory S2 East Twenty econa
street, third hoor
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

DARTIES DESTROYS OF INTRODUCING ANY LINE
of goods in the Philadelphia market Of establishing
during she Centennial the services OF
two energetic Al business highest references and mod
crate capital furnished II required Address CENTENNIAL
l35 Herald
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

S10 600 YOUNG MAN, WITH ABOUT THIS
splO.OOO' sum, and with ten years business expe-
Renee desires purchase Interest In established bust
manufacturing preferred; afraid Of hard
xceptonabe references given and required Principals
only address BUSINESS QUALIFICATIONS. Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

DO E0O WILL BUY PARTNERSHIP IN WELL,
sDL.OUU stocked and established builders and me-
chancs' hardware business in Brooklyn Address FINE
OPPORTUNITY Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

WANrED-LIvE MEN, WITH 81 900 TO JOIN rHR
w subscriber In 500 business; money guaran-
teed. Address A., box 100 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

ITO PATENTEES AND PATENT LAwYERS.-A RE-
liable OF experience In defeating infrngements is
open for short or long engagement Address A
DRIVER, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

9O00-LADY partner YOUTH HAVING AN
tDAOO established news, stationery candy and
paper route $4O0 expense would self half Interest 10
suitable keep house and tend
best location cheap good prospects Address EBERT
Of Mr.. Day, Fifty -fnh street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

LNOR SALE-A WHOLE OR HALF INTEREST IN A
good, established carriage business Address A. B., boz
Heral ldoir
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

WANTED-PARTNER WITH $4,000: BUSINESS
w manufacturing children's fine shoes established over
three years Apply personally, TO G. HOOPER No. OF
Broadway, Brooklyn, f. ID.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

AO ONA OR 5000 CASH WILL SECURE ONE
DO.UUU half interest in 5000 $4,000 Of real es-
tate paying cent interest," and good poa
on paying 81 900 per and no rent Apply 70 j. VAN
DERV0ORT. AZ West Forty-e street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16
LOUISIANA SYNPATHY-BoTH WAYs

LOUISIANA SYNPATHY-BoTH WAYs-
FsneuiI Hall was filled with Louisiana
Nhlte League SyInpathiZers last night q nd
was addressed by number of prominent cit
lzens. wendell Phillips was in the audience
anu was called out. This introduced discorl
as he criticised Charles r. Adams for le ldins
MS hoDored name to such a call when he wa :
not citizen of Boston. He finally threw off
MS coat and made telling speech. defending
the conduct OF Grant. The effect OF hi ,
speech was TO weaken the voice ia favor a
the regular resolutions. The Baltinoreru
hduiged last night in an outpouring of SYM
pathy for the sO-called Conservative I.oilisj
ana Lesisiature The meeting was address
ed by the venerable Revertly Johnson
Teak1e Wallis, and Others Resolution
were offered in the Kansas House of Reprt,-
senlatlves yesterday lndorsing President
Grant and General Sheridanss course i'm
Louisiana. and were made the snariai ord ar
for next Wednesday The majority report
on Louisiana ara1rs, argued in the Missouri
day by vote of % TO %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

A GOOD DAY FOR THE BEARS IN WALL
STREEr.-The gold premium further declined
since December 80. Government bonds aI>e
declined slightly in sympathy with gold. In
speculative stocks yesterday was quite a
field day at the New York Stock Board and
no doubt good many spectators got hurt
The decline was chiefly in Western Union
Telegraph, Lake Shore and Northwes tern
common, and vitality in the first named Of
three, which declined 21 from the closing
OF the previous day. There was a great pres
sure TO sell and the sales OF Northwestern
alone aggregated lll,900 shares, Just 400
more than the caDitai of the eon1Dany
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

ATTEMPTING SUICIDE ABOUT SHoFs-
Several days since boy in Pottstown York
county, Pa, about eight years az age. having
been greatly disappointed in not receiving a
TO him by his grandfather, became SO des-
perate that he made a most determined effort
TO bring an end 10 his Juvenile existence by
strangling himself with a cord. His case ex-
cited the sympathies OF some Of the neighbors
TO such an extent that the shoes We're pur-
chased for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

Sudden Death at Cnur.n

death tS announced ~ Rev. VIM = tp.wlry-
posior OF the ManataWna Baptist church
h0ge avenue. Deceased hat haen engaged
IN conducting religious services. aud Wa.
taken suddenly iil and died ar church Ills
death was supposed 70 have beon caused hv
heart disease. H. resided on summit ave-
nue. near Ridge avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

SETH GREEN writes from Rochester that
he ard his brother have invented a new
method for transporting and Matching nearly
all kinds OF fish eggs. and can hatch one mill
lion daily 10y the use OF only pail OF twater.
Brook trout, salmon trout, white fish and
salmon are the spawn they have experiment.
Ell upon. BY properly regulating the tenn
perature of the room Matching can be effected
i'm from 80 To 40 days. The invention enables
spawn 10 be carried on a journey OF 130 days
lOlSe
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AR0YAL ROW IL SIAM.
FOREIGN NEWS.
AsRk nNa fA Alan

T....r,-
- l''N JalHHrN ih-l1f"ilicS-cc has
zen recciNc, here that "a rrptarC ha. o.
furrtl p fW''-l tto fr~' ANA second kinlss ay
sam. lleH ar tf-'ler ANA e,f.t. r. sIs4rt xaiN
Inc lalicr look refuge in "a, British cansi-
ittt AZ tarEkuE To ha. Gt~Eanls,a hfs
ioIc'- and declines % am. al u arms. A
bililSb gunboat ia~ IcIL Sil.afafs alr Rang
hok "a protect trn INTEREST, uf her Majesty =
subjects.
Eo, ,aify ia spain
MADRID. January t0.-Tnr kfug gave a
dinner l1~f evening 90 the meiuhprs co. D..
cabinet ana tlv diplomatic carIS. pp-rors
have eNCu published iu the oflrs.sl gaxctta
r"3ucing fho punishment, fa eases of VIOLA
ton ~ ordinary criminal laws. Sen. Pfiu,a
hsl'N,r} .li accompany the htu. pu hfs
WISH to The amy ul fGC north.
The Ge-snan I'teCt in SpaniSis Waters
~ NJ -. January tf.-Nl lHn thaaIIitilral
vessels ofs.tr7. .D d. sent ID the northern
coast ~ ~p1i. shalt have arrived there. tie
-o;At armament az tbe German .Ieet ia those
waters Viii consist uf +' guns. with a cau-
hiHeH horse power oi E.>2a
LONDON. January tf- The DgFy Nst-y p,fh-
n~il'> q dis >pat.h iuYn lf-Danse which states
ulai th" trTruaU -nau-ot-v..ir ~ latIIus land
t1 l'" nl,H 1l ~Hrfps. ou the ~paaI IN ,oa>s.
VINO pCtui3tl o." place alder a short rss 81
8nCc by the tarli~tS.
THE frusSian DIET
hfRFlN. Jan 1t- The p~u-~5an pisr v4x
opSifcu Today HN tomuiol-pn. Minister oT
marc IhU Kings ~pocgl was devoted 20
local .9afTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

CANDIDATES FOR THE C. s. .SENATE.-Ths
democratic members OF the legislature of
New York in caucus last night nominated
Hon. Francis Herman, of Utica as their cam
didate for United States Senator The
repubncan caucus in Minnesota nominated
Ramsey for United States Senator vesfer,Ia y
on the second ballot, by AZ votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

CoAsTING on the common rs now Boston,a
recreation, and crowds OF 5000 or 4 600 people
sometimes gather there. Bridges for pedes-
TRANS have been erected across the danger
Gus points, and the hill Is flooded with water.
when IL becomes too much worn. Numerous
abate the interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

ONE CoNGRESsMAy-ELECT DEAD: An
OTHER SERIOUSLY ILI.-Hon. Garnet NJ. 4.
Milan, member OF Consress-elect, and c. r..
Goode, prominent oitiZen of Georgia are
dead. 49, A dispatch was received yesterday
announcing that Hon. Aug. r. Allen, mem
Der Of Congress-elect from the ChataQue dis
trict, N. Y, who was elected as a liberal
republican 10 succeed Hon. Walter L SEES
sions, was stricken with paralysis and is NOT
eXpected TO recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

GLADSTONE SuCcEssoR.-W. r. Forster
will succeed Gladstone to the LEADERSHIP OF
the English liberal party. The MARQUIS OF
harrington and Sir William Harcourt are
mentioned, as well as Forster, i'm connactia,
with the leadership, but the indications are
strong that the latter Will be chosen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

,,,i stIi AGAINST AN NArToRSEY.-Robert III.
Corbett, private counsel and f,dreis ~ agent
on hrs. Hardin, of contested wflI-case nofo1
lely, was arrested In New York on ThurIiav
IN q sult Drought IN the supreme court 10 r.,
deposited with him by Mrs. Hardin. who a. w
sne mas oeen endeavoring for a long while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

SUICIDE on BOARD A FERRY BoAT-
William II. IamsOn, of New York commit
ted suic ide Thursday night, shooting him se If
through the head on the ferry boat Jaw
Gould, at the foot of West Twenty-thirI
street He had lost money lately, and was
out If work - ~ 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

MOTHER STABBED BY HER SoN.-wm
Feagler, aged IA years, who lives with his
widowed mother, Mrs. e. A. Feagier at
Doddtown, near Orange, v. j.. while being
chastised Thursday afternoon. drove three
inch blade of a jackknife in his mothers right
side, mai king SO serious q wound that her re-
covsry is doubtful. Soon afterMard he fed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

~ The Able Provost solicited in the office
never go 10 mass, replied the Prince aAnd
! never celebrate H." ADDED the Abbe s.In
mat case You have l.e aTfolntnlept. re-
ponded the Primo ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

THE TRADE UNION CONGRESS which is To
meet in Liverpool, England, on the 18th in
staht, will represent half million ..workinr
people" The Miners National Union mum
bers $4,000 members, and several other
unions of particular trades number from
SO 900 TO 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

To BE HCNG.-Jesse FouIks. the Primes
William murderer of three victims an ac-
count of whose trial and conviction we pub-
lished, was sentenced Thursday, by Judge
Keith, TO be hanged on the 18th day OF
March. 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

IHE MI MBER OF EMfGRANTS arriving at
New York from December Is TO January 13
was less than at any corresponding perfod
during the last twenty years, and nearly
half OF them have been in this country be-
fore,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16
CoNIaFE-Mnnfnu.

4 TN " flEVf s-FL-7F-Iiy- affHI' 2
II IL srsrg Hrg1r Gg.3 Wednesday 1af SI'svfdV Ma
ftpssS tTti3aHt aggregation 90 STAR Artists. W n
make their HT~f arP--4TauCr d a " a~hlBRtpu audi
sBCe-Mr~sr~. 4 Sss sEt fIitT, Patti Rosa. !ttv
Sharp, Robert scott and the Everett Sisters Pro
6uCfIuU q the great ''ShduDW PaDt0mIme, embTsC-
ing all Of the most lauEiah@ situations ever wit
re-sed. Pu-itively the last week IL the great Euro
pesn sensation. Les C14Urt-e- PaTlSiruIe. al~s.
last wtek f the best ParlUT Minstrel Entertain
Hent ever ltue-~ed Iu " ashIugt0u. Janii o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16
EOR BALLS AND PARTIES.
MADAME r.. BASTIEN,

fFfIT1 IdIIIllIT.-T
takes pleasures 81 informing the Ladies Of Washing
ton that -he ha@ from this day taken charge Of the
HAIR DEPARTMENT at CHAS. BACM'S, and
being ~ peTi-uCed III this business for the Last
twenty year guarantees fun satisfaction in HAIR
DRESSING, CHtNPUOING, and CUTTING
CHILDREN : HAIR aud BRIDES HAIR
DRESSING = specially. Ladies will be attended
10 IN their own houses b. leaving their orders az
CHAS. BAU VI > Corset Factory,
decl5 2m 40. 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

THE Pacific RAILROADS FIVE PER
'FNT. tBLIGATION-The House Commit
teeDH Pacific Railroads have agreed 10 re-
port "a bill dirrrtlng the several Pacific rait-
TEad companies tD make = specific report OF
all tHciT operations. inciuding their gross
earnings. annually to the Secretary OF the
Interior. The object OF the bill il To coInpaI
THESE companies 10 comply with fxiStiu-
iaW~ u! this respect. which heretofore have
been dI~-v carried, which will enable the SEQ
reldrN oi Tie Treasury - have IN. correct
data tIsOu which to assess the collection oil
hNv Per cent 81 each roads annual earnings.
wElCE under tile law mn~t he paid ~ them
into fle Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

Dir. And Mrs. SAEroRIs SaiIcJ in the
steamship Republic. from Liverpool. Thurs
day. the l4th instant. for New York The
President and Mrs Grant Will meet them on
their arrival in New York. II is probable
that Nr. and Mrs S9rtoTiS will spend the
winter in Washington and return ID Europe
in The spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

IHE GREAT FAILS DAN APPROPRIA
TIoN.-GIen. Babcock. the engineer i'm charge
OF the public buildings and grounds has pre-
pared a letter. which will be submitted to the
house Committee on Appropriations. urging
favorable action ON the appropriation OF the
sum o. S2t0Ot0 Tor the construction of the
dam across thcNirginia channel az the treat
EallS, necessary for the completion of the
Washington auucduct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

ELECTION OF A Cong NGRESSNAN.-Cbarla<
A stevens republican, was elected 10 Con-
gress yesterday, in the tenth Massachusetts
district, by small majority over three can.
didates. S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

ATTEMPTED MURDER BY PRISONER
Al late hour yesterday evening, Constable
Iazewell NJ. Grigsby. of BrOokeville town
snip. left ~hinerSVille in charge of two
negroes. who had been tried for stealing a
hog, and sent to jail in this city for sale
Keeping. When near the Presbyterian grave
yard. one OF the prisoners, oBe-aTmed des-
perado. named Leftwich. struck the officer
ON the head with a iOur-pound weight which
he stole from grocery store at which the
party stopped. infiicting z wound which will
probably result in death. Both the negroes
then ran. leaving Mr.. GTigsby lying ian the
road in an lnSenSible condition. He was
found by persons i'm the neighborhood, and
removed 10 the house OF Mr. CD. Glass. where
medical aid was obtained. Al midnight his
condition was considered very CRITICAL
LgachJtGg ReO,,blic0yl, ian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

hR' REN'H ORDER 10 The doOrkaepeT Of
me senate reporters gallery j. very riri.
Ihti@s'bie' ~ 50 far a. MS instructions arc 'o
aeihit none 10 The gallery who have not car,is
r. siui'ilSS io-i, a. far a. il goes this is gOoi
-, ~ - -, 20. ~ -se newspaper men who. for
S,Ti~. H%Ns zen constant attendants al the
=" ~ "i" some one should be put in charge
-, - :, ~ could remember faces for more than
S,t /-tGUr hours. and relieve correspond
~ 'TuH the necessity OF carving around
" ~, ann an admission card almost as lara,
. F." circus In>ter. Newspaper men have
If..In'thihs else 10 do than this. ii Nr
EItuCh cont 2ei man with rrtcntIye mem
1IN. let ihe correspondents he labeled for the
benefit Of the dOOrkeeTer