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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-07

limited STATES MARsHAL's NO.
NJ WCF.-Whereas an Information has been
aled IN me District Court OF the United States
November, 1875, by T., L. Lewis. Uniled State g
District Attorney ia behalf of the United states
&c, OF Ezekiel Ny ers, OF Petersburg, Va for iea-
cons and causes IN asld Information mentioned q;
Now. therefore, In pnr suance OF Is monition nm
tachea se1d dissffery, slisttllery warehouse, &c.
and hereby gtSe public notice TO all persons who
may Ia any manner be duteressed theseiu that they
be and appear before szid District Courts In the
present courtroom, an The citysof RiehRond, on
Inc A&fh day OF Decep ubeE, 1875 at 10 oc,ack A.
u. or that day. than aud there to dnserpose their
claims and make their allegations In that behalf.
: ftas 81 49, + 5 - IS q r.. RAMSDELLt
IS United States Marshal.
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By W. Godain,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF GRANITE
- FRONT STORE AND DWELLING No. l29,
ON THE EAST LINE OF SEVENTEENTH OR
VALLEY STREET BETWEEN FRANKLIN
AND GRACE STREETS.-WiIl be sold at auction,
on the premises, on UESDAY the 7Ih Of uecam-
Der, 1875, at O'Clock P. NJ, that VALUABLE
GRANlTE-FRONT STORE AND DWELLING
No. 129 located as above, now in the occupancy of
Messrs. Hulchins Brothers q. the annual rental of
$3.50. "a 80
also, an excellent Cellar, and BRICK KITCHEN
with two rooms cuTgert, gas, water, and In first
This location, being opposite the vegetable mar
ket, is trst-rate stand for business
TERMS: Az sale. , tt ~ W.GODDlS,
de $1,000. as.t...s AuctioUeer.
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CHARGED WITH OBTAINING MONEY UNDER
FALSE PRETENCEs.- Pleasant Finch, a young
white man, who was registered at the Second
Police station-house as "drummer," was
arrested BY Sergeant Chalkley yesterday
} charged on warrant with obtaining by false
representation the sum of twepty.eight dol
lars and sixty five cents from franklin Davis
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Ball BY rHE HEBaRR Social CeRcIg.-The
ladies OF the Hebrew Social Circle, . society
Organized by The. ladies OF the Eleventh.
Street synagogue Tor che purpose OF ZEN.
isrging their present house Of wsrshsp, Win
eve their sscona bali at Montiaello Hall on
Thussday eysning the 9th iuntaus.
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* grsrH On THE TRgAsCHIs.Thera were,
shout seventy Thousand dollars in the state
treasury yesterday to the credit Of the COM
p,onWedlth. MS
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By Francis T. Isbell,

Real Estate Agent and AuctioHeer,
No. g Eleventh street, between Main and Bank :.
TRUSTEES SALE OF, a VALUABLE
Il LOT WITH MOE LITTLE BUSINESS.
HOUSE THEREON NEAR THE CORNER OF
MAIN AND CHERRY STREETS, SIDNEY. AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of deed Of trust executed
to me as trustee by William W, Rowe and Wife,
bearing date on the 25th day of Augusts 1875, duly
recorded Ia the CLERKS Office Of the Chancery Court
Of the city Of Richmond, ID. B. los A, page ] so,
and by consent OF parties interested, VIII, on
MONDAY the 18th, day of December, 1875, sell
upon The premises at o'clock P. H., part OF the
property in said deed mentcned-tow wit that yalu-
able LOT with a nice little BUSH ESS-HOUSE
thereon fronting twenty-five feet on The north side
Of Main street near the corner Of Cherry street, In
Sidney, and running back between parallel lines
one hundred and ninety feet to an an alley twenty.
five feet wIde adjoining the residence of the said
Rowe. Il 80 ~e'..a r.. = N2 8.
TERMS i: Enough In cash to defray the expenses
of sale &C., (ssy S100) and the residue on credit
Of SIX twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes with interest added, and scored by a deed
of trust. i .z@ats.g. w. w COSB1, Trustee:
FRAscIs T. IsBELL, Auctoneer. de g
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IsSsxsmaE.-A colored woman, aged about
twenty-five gears, was picked mp 10 an IN.
sensibie condition yesterday evening ABOUT
|so'caock, and conveyed to the almsnonse by
the city ambulance. al
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DHaaesp WITH STEAL1Sa. Fanny Taylor,
charged with stealing from the person ,ol
Diegs Epps Eve dollars ande tghsy.nve cents
Was arrested last night and 'tseked up sn Inc
Second staslon.bouse. it@ss{H Est.
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JHs EAm AND FEAsT. COMMITTEES of Trinity
Locge, Il @. q. T., will bold meeting NJ
. Mrs. Glsnns, NO. 2os Mayo street, this eve.
sDiag. 8 &
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- Nv CEsTESARY JuRILEE 4TRourE.-Tte
Een.eaary jubilee Troupe win sing Tonight
~ re Ihlrd.Slreet Mesbodist church leo,
iote03 for the beaeEt of the church. IS
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PEsnss Orr The sheriff IL paying on tne
Jurors wbo served st the last term OF she
circuit Court OF Richmond.
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s,l BY Francis T. IsbelL fgassa !
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
No, 8 Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

MISERABLE BUSINESSMAN, No. 2
II WEST BROAD STREET. BETWEEN
SALEAT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the 9Th
day Of December, s76. will offer for sale on the
premises, at O'Clock p. NJ, that old and desirable
BuSINFSS-STAND, with well-arranged family
apal tments above, Kitchen, bath.rooms, and con-
necron with the city culyert, located as above
stated. .N. sos 81 a
These premises are in good order, and the store
we'll arranged and shelytd for a cryRoods-, cloth-
fng- shoe- or grocery store, and Its contfguiiy 70
the junctare of Brook avenue and Broad streef,
along which there Is large country as well as city
travel, renders 1t most desirable as businessstand
OF any description. &a1- 49,.
The LOT has good front on Broad street, and
runs back to wide, paved alley.
This property may be purchased privately before
the day Of sale. 3 -.
TERMS One third cash; residue at six and twelve
mon hs for negotiable notes with Interest ADDED,
and secured by q deed OF trust. i.g
de4 Is FRANCIS T. JSBELL, Auchoneer.
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CHERIFF'S SALE OF GLOVER HILL
y COAL AT OSBORNE'S LANDING, ON
JANIS klVtSR.-By virtue OF executions In nay
hands in favor Of the Richmond aud Petersburg
Railroad Company, j. e. Moore, and Thomas b.
Robertson vs. Clover HUI railroad Company, l
viii proceed TO sell at public auction from SAyEN,
BUSHELS OF COAL on FRIDAY The. l7th day
of December, 1875, at IL O'Clock III. at osporne,s
landing, or terminus Of said Clover Hill railroad
Tine conl. dealers OF Richmond, Manchester, and
Petersburg are requested to attend this sale. Inc
coal consists OF Lump and Hail Coal, fresn ifons
'n TsR 1Sss! CASH Cas- n'uss' VIC. FLoURNoY,
r-..rg'YI-g3 rsf~ ,.pH Deputy for G. II, tioufnoy,
daA Sheriff Of Chesterfield county.
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uyANTED, TWELVE MEN TO HEW
wv CROss.TIHS for T. A. Kuper Il Co.; also
twenty men to do the same work for Mr. IL. y;
Din. Also. want wome en- to 90 North 70 90 generai
r. P.JUSTIS, Labor Agent,
aa1 No. 8 Fifteenth street.
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Hy u. ii. Appersou.
Zeal Estate Agent and Auetioneer, q
1U16 Nain street.

5sxS3
fdoMMTssT0EER,s SALE or r,f,rs
,Ss ~, ,TA g sFeRTABLE FRsMEIy
o ossTa III E. s9s b 81 asis IA
North OF, Leigh STREET, -By ytTtue ar
decree q tue Chansery Court Of the Oily OF Rieh-
In the suit OF Harris and vifes &c ~ nserso'
&c. shalt sell at auction, on the pretnjses. on
Ih 81 4. az Is g
WOODEN TENEMENT ON each .is,. ore co w,s9
Ing seven ana me o,ner six rooms situated Ss above.
fns fsenssng tosster 81 feet o. me west SIDE Of
lines 100 fset 10 an alley 90 feet vide. pA'a'iei
,, rkaMs one third cash balance at SIX and
sn faa n sssnsd sni ~ o e ne
Z loMMIss1oNERy SALE OF YAITJa--.
~ ~ lie kEAL ESrATE IN LIBERTY, AND
Bedford Clrcuif Court IN Inc snit OF Ciemens sS %
S Isl r. sss as ss
Liberty, he ford county, sell NJ auction NE 49, VI
Ing real estate John ptoe, Or 60 much tiiers.
HonsE 70 he sSSsssss sn ss The
afely on me Atlantic, Missisappf and Ohio All.
road and hsfetc1ofa conducted ~ eerersi N IMAM
Terry Tbs isone OF the largest and bess.narrs,n
time past one pfihe eatiDg. houses or the rsiirsa
nE m xan ,h s4EkEa sSMssaiaHs ONE HUN
q LibeF Nsy tie Whole sss s sns
orchard erass. eileen OF twenty acres being rnea.
q ssss fFS & hass
IS ITaacT 81 ND b FIN TWo HusDRxp
4! AGREs nsa. BniD e, depS. about half Of which
4. "a TRACT. OF LAND formerly owned BY
George steptoe, deceased: lying 90 the Lynchburx
ana sss insnpise sSeSt fo1s milss EAST LSe
With vi sood OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and GRIsT,
and sAW-MILL on It The land Is IN good coadi-
s. ONE Half INTEREST IN A TRACT or
LAND lying about eight miles southeast Of Liberty
eoniainIng FOUE HUNDRED ACRES, formerly
session Of William g. Clayton The i1npsoveinen.s
on thss place consist Of large BRICK HOUSE
with sig rooms besides basement, good stable.
farms In the county Thaoiher half interest can DO
8. One sToKEHoUsE and Lot In the town of
4. One sToNE-sND.FRAME HOUSE in said
town, on Depot street
One sLaGks4 hapa; apS WHEELWRlGHT
r. A BRICK OFFICE, with double rooms, on
10. Ilarge FRAME HOUSE and LOT on Main
street near The Baptist church.
4 II. A VALUABLE LANYARD PROP ERTY,
With all necessary buildings and fixtures, recently
yard about 1900 hides In process OF tanning,
which can be purchased with the real estate This
tan yard does all the business of the town and Vi
entity. tS go f -z@G fs-s p
The town Of Liberty Is a most prosperous and
lourshinR place, and Is considered one or the
favorable points for The investment OF capital aud
enterprise In the Stste q t3<s ..F-E
John X, Steptoe Esq, OF Liberty, will show the
y advertised TO any one Wishing TO purchase.
wiiIb required to be paid In cash; for the residue
purchasers will give bonds bearing interest from
oate, and payable In equal insralments OF one two,
and three years after date, with waiver OF home.
stead and right reserved to resell at purchasers
risk on failure to pay any lnstalment when due.
Terms TO be complied with SO soon IS sold.
|E55f8 aag5 90 Z. q. RURKS. - gss
~, s., THOMAS j. KIRKPATRICK,
Commissioners.
& w q. MyrR Il uctf0uper. n de Dat
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.rros OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST rAeE.l
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uIGH CoNsTABLE,s SALE.

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE. !,
: 4 WIN sell at public auction on WEDNESDAY
the 9th day OF Uecen.b er, 1875, at H. O'Clock
A. M, on ihe premises, on the west side OF Seyen-
teenth street between Franklin and Grace streets,
the following property to satisfy g. distress war
rsntin myhsnds In favor Of: A.iY.Sfokss ga: Cor
''-.' ONE FRAME SHED, .5
PARTITION. &C., and -
hhAAe' ISL ~ A. B. DuEsBERRY.
de .sft.tsfG III eEiEsE-i 3 fElEiI n. G.. @. r.
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BOOTS, SHOES, dc.

II CO.'S corner Of Elm and BroadszzGz
sireeis, for there you WIN be reminded of good old
ante. belum times. 90 for your heart will be made
glad TO hear them tell you their prices.
Get them 10 show you their leading goods and you
will be almost compelled TO buy. They keep all
= - q j. 5r.-.sg4 kinds or b sse.-.5..
=, ''' - - BOOTS AND SHOES
usually found IN first class boot and shoe house.
TRUNKS and SATCHELS very cheap. REPAIR
ING DONE NEATLY and.with dispatch. DE
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AUGTInN sALEs-.sfuaurs l,ays.
: Sc By W. Goedff.
Real Esfate knent and Aucttoneer.

ozce corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS
AyAEDITWC CoBfFoRThBEE FRAMED
TENEMENTS THEREUN, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OELEIGH STREET BETWEEN BROOK
decree OF the Chancexy Court OF the city or Rich
mone entered on she 3eth day of November
,1s7S. In . certain suit the.ein pen ding styled
Beyeridge, trustee, &C., agninst Waldrop ana
others ahall, as special commissioner thereby ap-
poiated, sell at public auction, on the premises, ON
MONDAY the 9Th day or December, 1875, ct
O'Clock r. H., TWO LOTS OF LAND with a
wooden tenement on each lot containing four
rooms, situated "a above said loss fronting together
affy-eight feet on Leigh street and running back
the usual depth. i.
B TERMS One third cash balance at SIX and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till Gil OF the purchase. is fully
paid. 81 - he - RQ. HOWARD,
4 ~ bssf IS Special Commissioner. B
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By Cook q Langhron. Aucrioneers,
.ss5'l2 No. 10 Governor street.

1.-TWO EXCELLENT OPEN CAB.
IL RACES AND ONE-H0RSE CARkIAGEs
. o'cnct. We viii saH in front OF Morrison's sta
bic, OPPOSITE Metropolitan Hall. franklin street, =.
q excellent OPEN CARRIAGE S, one OF them from
the Brewster mandatory, ana ootn IN gooo
j 0NE.HoRsE CARRIAGE, recently put IN tho
sae AP AucIioneerss. =
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..ss.sf PoSTP0NEMENT. .fg ;.
| In consequence Of rain the above sale WIS post.
poned tiI,WEDNESDAY, December 9, 1875, at
same hour. * 81 .:ifF - ;sglis RIO. HOWAE1,,
de z Special Comm Ssioner.
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PERsoNAL.-Purser Biddle, of the steamer
Louise, York River and Chesapeake line OF
steamers, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. James r, Fisher, of Richmond. has
been recommended by the Virginia deiega-
ton in the House of Representatives for ap.
pointment to position under the postmas-
ter of the House. ss
General Robert Ransom has been for three
weeks quite sick at his residence, on the
& Grove road.
Judge Wexford has gone to Louisa to try
O case for Judge Barton.
POLICE CouRr, YEsrERpAY Justice Joseph
j. White presiding.-PeterS Seldom (colored),
+ an ex.conyict, who was arraigned on the
charge of stealing robe from Brooks the
backman, several days since, and discharged
on account Of insufficient evidence, was
brought up on the same charge. Consider
ing bis bad reputation he was sent to jail IN
default of security for good behavior.
Patrick Finnigan was found drunk in the
q street, and being proved unable to take care
of bimself was sent to the pocr-house.
William Burr, u colored boy, aged seven
years, was sent to Jail for one day for assault.
Emma Read (colored), charged with steal
ing two dressed turkeys from j. L. Brooks,
was sent to Jail to await trial to-day.
Daniel Letter was fined two dollars for
being drunk and disordery on the street.
- Boswell Valentine (colored) was sent to
. jail for twenty.four hours for stealing q
basket of coal from George w. Gary.
=, John A. Mehering was fined one dollar
i9and fifty cents for assaulting 81. T. Phillips.
y z. John Tyler was fined ten dollars and sent
20 jail for one day for assaulting and striking
Roiln Harrfa with a stink
Martha Williams (colored) was sent to jail
for ten days for trespassing on the premises
of Sallie Davenport, and beating the said
Sallie - -
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WANTED, q good COOK. WASHER
wv and iAoNER. Apply at Sac west Gf ~
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VxTANTED,k IA FURNISHED hOOM
wv near the Capitol Apply BY letter, stating
tsr7ns and location, TO, ], D. F., senate cnamoer'
'1ta 2.1tk Es5a 49,.
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e REAL AND PERSONAL. N
In addition 10 the twenty per cent. TO be added he
dreefed By ordtaRnce TO poss copy or aA ceil-
|qaeHs personal bills at the EfoHt uoos OF INC Sity
Gcart. - l'. JOHN II. REGNANgL e
de islm - d GQlIeettEs
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DOOK-SALE-LAW- AND MlSCELL A.
I'D NEOUS-tp lake place during December;
/ Contributors Will please send In their books AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE. SO tina: the catalogue can oe sent
- "h pa g = 'l'e j. T.. APPERsON,
10 9.6t Fsa6asf ~ ,-S4S 5Auctioneer.
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VIA ,ra. ]. !. z ] 1.

VIZ ANTED, "A No. COOK. WHITE Oh
| wv TCSIoRED. Must comeweA recomnended-
None other ne se Apply ALEXANDER wERsT,. !
Coufec,,oner, 22s Broad street, corner OF Iaira.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE THOU
i SAND NINE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES OF LAND, IN AMELIA COgNTYaAND
PERSONAL PROPERTY, ON THU RsDAY, 9TH
DECEMBER lS75.-Tn pursuance OF the proyt-
sons OF deed Of trust made 10 the on the
22d OF May, 1874, by Edward G. Robinson and
wife, Of record i@ The clerks once Of Ame,ls
ses. on THURSDAY, 9th December, 1875, at ! 3
O'Clock n III fair day; II not fair, on the next
fair day thereaferh all the proper therein con.
nroperty consists of ONE THOUSAND. NINE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES OF LAND
wing upon Deep and West creeks. IN said county,
and Is said to be ofyery superior quality much or 1t
being rich bottom lands. Upon 1t are four settle;
mepfs three Of (which are surrounced by the USUAL
necessary out-houses One Of the settlements Is the
present reside Of Mr. Robinson, ana Is sur
in beating OF fruits selected by the aboye-named
gentleman personally. Upon one OF the settenemss
Is the site OF q wafer grist- aud saT-mtu Inc
mill buidngs and fixtures are intact, but the mill
has been Idle, from lack OF capital since the war.
plat Of said land will be exhibited at sale, ana the
| fapd crit m Divided.
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CRUMBS WILLIAMS, AuciioneGrE 80
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GITYs TAXES FOR 1875.
spraI,A Avn a pR ;; I !, I

Eupon the amount OF thetsx so remaining doe.
The Collector would especially call Intention 70
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IITANTED, AGooD eeoK WITHOUT
w insumSrsnss Ap gI;s e saI broad street
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4 MULES, ~ ~
J. e. sSs. 49, l HORSE, SIC -
- x Is.G go head Of CATTLE,
- ,..rt. gas 20 head of HOGS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, and HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE on said land.
Title perfect. Possession given st once III
TERMS: For the personal estate, cash for the
land one third cash and balance for bonds ut one
and two years equal instruments, bearing interest
from date Nth personal security, and deed OF trust
on land purchased to secure the same. The terms
mays may Ds f. = w ROBERT a. MANN.
Il OF aad4aa. 49, 1879 -. Trustee.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-03
NEW YORK.

New York, Feb. "A Harrisburg
dispatch gives an account OF dis
graceful scene in the Pennsylvania
House of Representatives yesterday
during a parliamentary contest over
petition in reference to n contested
election case. Wolf, Republican
member, came in conflict with the
Speaker, who finally ordered him un-
der arrest, when the Republican MEM
bers rallied to his defense and forcibly
took him from the sergeant-at-arms.
In the BCccher case this morning
TiltOn resumed his testimony, and
related an interview with Beecher at
witness house in the second week in
February, when witness asked him in
reference to his little boy, Ralph, tell
ing him that Elizabeth gave the date
of the beginning of their criminal in
tercourse as Oct 10, 1868, and asking
him if she was right. Beecher replied
that he could not remember, but he
thought she was right. Some express
siOns of grief and misery fell from him
and that was the end of the interview,
which lasted ten or fifteen minutes.
Witness then related an interview
with Beechcr and Moulton at the lat
ter's house, after the publication of
Mrs. Woodhull's card. Witness told
Beecher of Woodhull's coming to his
Office with the card, and stated it's
contents. He also told him of his and
Moulton's interview with Woodruff
at her house, and said that after lcav-
ing the house Moulton said he Thought
that the woman was not in her right
mind, and it was after that time that
consultation to stop the circulation of
her stories. Beecher was greatly agi-
tatFd over the matter, but MOultOn
told him there was no cause for alarm
as they could easily keep her quiet.
A policy of conciliation was agreed
upon, and in pursuance of this policy
it was agreed to introduce her to Mrs.
Tilton and Mrs. Moulton. Beecher
said that Mrs. Beecher would not be-
come acquainted with her In further
pursuance of this arrangement wit
ness published an article in the Golden
Age about the enfranchisement of
women, in which he alluded to Wood
hull. He also wrote tract in favor OF
woman suffrage on the ground that
they were citizens of the United
States. Subsequently she brought to
witness.a a biographical sketch of her
self, written by her husband, and
asked him to revise it, which he, did,
and afterwards published it.
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Feb. liking Kali
akua and suite and L. 5. Minister
at Hawaii, Mr.. Pierce, sailed to-day
on the L. S. steamer Pensacola, for
Honolulu. The Pensacola was es-
corted down the bay by the U. S.
steamer Mcpherson, on board of
which were General Schofcld and
staff. The steamer was saIuted from
the forts with royal salute. Among
the passengers on the Pensacola is
Col. \. B. Sternberger, Special Com
missioner of the United States to the
Samoan Islands. He visited the
Islands about year ago, and InfOr-
mally established close relations be.
tween the Islands and the United
States. This time the Islands proba-
bly, will be taken under the protec-
ton of the government.
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UErOHrED EXPRESSLY rnR ruE noIs~rNe LEADER
n I @ II T ri p o IL II.
The Irrepressible Conflict in
the House of Repre-
SentatiVeS.
Another Day Spent in De-
bate on the Rules.
A New Governor for Colo
Tado.
The RronklVn NaStineSS,
The Brooklyn Nastiness.
WASHINGTON.

Washington; Feb. 2.-Ih the House,
after considerable fillibustering, the
majority finally succeeded by one vote
in suspending the rules. and the COM
mittee On rules reported, through
Garfield, rule to pervent fillibuster-
ing, and discussion ensued.
Col. Routt of Illinois, second as
sistant Postmaster General, is to be
appointed Governor of Colorado, in
pluce of McCook, who will resign.
The bill reported favorably from
the Senate committee on civil service
to-day, ifoyides thar for two years
after tho hrst'of Jqft,sv IiiIRsss, al sala;;
ries exoseoling $1,000 " y.esr, in all
branches Of tke gJ 4 n tr,vrrs, service
civil and military Sgllfs Tfsdaced
ten per cent.
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FOREIGN.

London, Feb. 2.--Tho Pail Mall
Gazette says that private telegram
from China confirms the reported
death of the Emperor, and says the
1Ssasxress.J overcome with grief sui
cided, and theson5 81 5f iiffsSF RlEaissess. las three
years oidshas been proclaimed EN-
peror. and that the Empress mother
is again-regent. =
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Fall River, Mass, February g
The Granite and Crescent Mills
closed yesterday, owing to some
dissatisfaction about the wages.
The weavers, last night resolved that
one thousand of their number go
back to England, half-farc to be
advanced to eactr.
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, Feb. 2.-Gen. Sheri-
dan and staff left here to-day for
Vicksburg. 1t is understood they
will not return here, but that the
headquarters of the Department of
the Missouri will be er-established at
Chicago.
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DAILY nuLLErfN.
War Department. signal Service q. y.
Army.

Division of kilograms and reports for
the benefit of commerce and agricul-
ture. Meteorological Record,
Wednesday, Feb. 8, lS75-5:44 a. m.:
Observations taken at the same mo-
ment of time ut all stations.
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MISSOURI.

st. Joseph, February 2.-Victoria
Woodruff passed here to-day en-
route for New York.