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New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

CoNcoRD, n. H., Dec. s.-Gcorge O. Dmick,
station aren't 40 ook sett the Concord Railroad In attempt
ing track III front OF iresh irn was strack AID
Killed.
MANCHESTER, Y. H., Dee. S.-Oliccr Thomas Sheq,
whit. attending arrest Thomas ncrrng, New-N0rk
rough FOX ssng counterfeit money last night, "as shot an
rose, but not seriously.
MANcIlEsrfR, n. H., Dec. S.A number Of Logs
have lust escaped the state Reform school, ay0ut Two
IRON ts city, and have taken 10 The woods Ohcess arc
In pursuit Of the fugitiyes.
SAN Francisco Dec. S.-The Supreme Court of
90, state Yesterday tered Trial m the case OF Harry
arance, convicted Of the murder OF fd"ii MSen eoI Oh
gte iefccd Argt's yCai ago.
GLOUCESTER. Mass, Dec S.-The fishing schooner
Fz Babson which here this afternoon reports the
loss of two crew Tnuhy Collins and Thomas Morris
sey on The Grand Banks Nav H. Oy the ulstinS Ol adoy
la which they were setting traWls
Troy, ~ y Dec s.-The residence Of William {.
Van Nrs. Waterfront atoga County entered by
burglars Lat night The family were stnp,nel WIN Galore
form 500 worth OF jewelIy and clothing stolen, ab0
prnfsoy the value of $1,000 The Latter "ee after
wsTde found
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. s-Nov. "a prepos-
sessng elderly gentleman registered himself o. te inad
Itou-, IA. Tufts NewJerr.y aud pae-e most OF ns uine
reading, without saYng word TO any one This morihg on
bacE street tmsc In the breast dying In two hous
lie leaves wardrobe but no papers OF oew " sdenuv
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
UAeUIyGTON NOTES.

wAsnISCToS Wednesday, Dec Q, 1875.
has been the case nearly all the time since Nevada
began e. elect mining milonares THAI STATE Ii "itho
presentatiou in the Senate, and II ia said that neither
Nr Iope- nor MI Sharon will spend much time in Wash
ivcto this Winter Mosrs. AlcOrR, Dorsey, Logan, and
Norwood are also absent from their seats Tie candi
dates for the senaOrshp from Virginia are az follows
IoIu GOOde the present mumbcr from the fe'eF''u'E
District who is entitled % the honor or having Dea'en
pl,tt kpouu a. the Great American Frmkcr;' l. H.
n smart Judge W. W. C.ump, John W. johnston
Inc incumbent. and ox-Goy walker The elec-
fiou will be held next Tuctday the l4th inst
Tho contest has less OF ih@ISst ia - uitn
ie, bc cspec.cd with ~ many candidate. " s said
H. M f,,crf. of me measure ta' senator Johnson bus
mined bs chances or re,celon by letter against the
Pacidr RAILROAD The most Trustworthy pfo.na
t,on is that Mr.. Goodies ORANGES arc Dast
Senator Summers bill FOR the payment oi the FTcnch
spoliatou claims il s pending in the Senate The story
tst Mr Causten had bought up the claims 10 Speculate
ON tlen is shown by these remains TO be without onn
daop ms there are assignments, ana Inc powers o
at,orncy are mostly from original claimants long since
dead nd dated half century ago OF course all OF tese
mowers of attorney dod win Ma C3ustt H. ana ne" ones
M nave 10 bo given by the heirs Of te orisiai claim
ants. who estimated 10 he nor css 'i,h M D'O; 's
are the descSnda1ts OI "a , 1to - I-ol aud 100
y tre French aud CUn1sCatSd between 80 1l" Aoo'
The executors oi Mr. tiusVi wli tio & ~" 49, ~ , ,.,
these valuable archives intact Tor e n'heh o l"e "o
eminent and tlc claimants, should "a COMMISSION uo NJ
unutcd to adjudicatc them, have Transferred unen 10
xcssrs j. T. Pickett aud d. j. stewart uttD e. "o
have consented 10 take charge Oi them Iof b"t purpose
secretary Bristow to-day visited by delegation Oh
cowhaI goods importers, 10 speak about the casSi0a
tion of the goods in which thcy arc Interested They
exnressed anxiety that Die Secretary should acquiesce III
the decision Of he District Court rendered Last week
against tie Government in the case Of Hermann asn,
Artbur The Secretary requested sttinoi', i'"' V ~
~ rnn,slug to give II early attention. he ildn
not Vet Officially heard Of The decision @ ieelle aI
,ufafiycs ~ three OF the iafHeN go" Hh 49,
ids ,oaUufaetarcrs Ia England accompanied Inc deic
s0,np s' NT ID McKeever 0f the iirfn Of Hermann 70
nr sonted the statements OF Tue deie az 81 , ~
iher behalf that cOw-lar goOds DC c'-sio" 'S ''o'
were before February, 1879
Representative mcCiary IN conversation 'o'''s ,ui %
cc.rro he e.natorship from Iowa, SAID DIS h'he "''
hon mentioned for the position, but ho does h9S 'see'
II az he f. among the obscure men WHO IA" V''" Ivy
or,ad lie thought that Gov. kirkw0od blah"n NC NC
Pt cnance and In his opinion, that Peh'ielau u e
"uv one who can command majority, ,o.rt Of
atsndins faithfully by their candidate pu' he hN NV"
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
FOREIGN NOTES.

OTTAWA, Dee. S.-ThesIIon. Joseph Edouord
Cauchon member for quebec Center has been e~orn 10
President of the Council.
OTTAWA, Dee. S.--The Windsor uniform has
been ordered for every member OF Tie Government The
parcel - expected from England by early packet.
OTTAWA, Dee. S.-'ihe Government il TAX
ng steps 10 prevent the spread u the foot and mouth
disease which has broken among tie cattle ~ Middle
County.
HALIFAX, Dec. S.-The coal shipments at
PctOu are closed the season. The Ave companies
working the mines Of that county clipped during tho
past season 1853 tons.
TORONTO, Dec. S.-rwO bills are before the
local Legislature introduced y the member or wclaBd,
one making manhood suffrage the basis u parliamentary
representation anl the other making municipal franchise
al property only assigning additional votes IN pro-
portion to the amount OF property held by oach electO
BATHURST, y. b., Dee. S.-Aftor hyc. hours Of
retirement tic jury returned verdict OF guilty Il
der, win strong recommendations in favor of Joseph
Chacsson, of the Caauet rioters. n ~ understood
that proposition has been made that all the other pris
shalt plead guilty Of mansaughfor, with aI the
points obcted by lie defense reserved FOX the supreme
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
STATE DAIRYlfENS MEEING.

WHO ARE THERE AND WHAT THrY rArKrD ABOUT.
NoRwIcu, n. Y, Dee. S.-Ihe fifth annual
Convention OF tie Ncw-York state Daymcns hssocIa-
ton held iis opening sessions at the Coarh5use IN tbs
village to-day The morning session was Il business
meeting devoted 10 the appointment OF coulmittccs.
Among the prominent daDmen and agrcuitursts pres
1rt were the Hon X A. Willard, President OF tho hss0-
citation: Profs c. T. Caldwell and j. T. Roberts or Cor
neil University Prof L. b. Arnold o Rochester; d. w
Lewis OF New-York; o. l. fs. Secretary OF the Yer.
mont Daltyu,'s Association; Prof l. ". Stewart OK
Buffalo, anil others.
AT the afternoon session address was delivered h
Dr. L. g. { at ui BIu-hamton on Mich Cows, ana
Prof r. y Stewart of lie ErgGlO Ltcc Stock Journal
discoafsrd anon The Cow and her Nabdgtmcn' BOth
addresses we're followed hv animated discussion.
al tie evening session r0f ). t. Roberts Ot Cornell
addressed the Convention upon the subject ~ Breed
and Feed" Ills address also provoked spirited Discus
zion The Convention then adjourned TO tho Baptht
church ~ partahc Of collation. served by tEo iairs oi
Norwich in welcome or the dairymcn. The attendance
AZ the Convention + large.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

doubt that exGOv Krkwood will be elected The cleo
tiOn will re held on the 10Th Of January.
The Postmaster and the Doorkcepcr OF the Honse
have lod the subordinate places nner them with their
respective political friends The Scrgeant-atArms has
not yet made his contemplated changes, nor has the
Clerk ~ the House. who continues the old clerks ana c
poyes In Office for the present The pressure FOR places
is very srOngthc lODbies being crowded with appil
cauts.
Mails for the Bahama Islands viii he made M ana for
wardcd by direct steamed from Savannah, Ca to Nassau
\. r., On the 18th Of December inst All mail matter
intended for tranSms this route should ftic lhe
savannah Office not later than by the morning ljl 81
the Georgia Railroad from Ith and west, which arrives
at Savannah at 40 "A.
The Secretary Of the Interior has rejected the claim Tor
$1s0o00 OF Van Adair account Of services as at"
neys for the Usage Indians the ground that they have
already received full compensation, and that the iacec
of attempting To prDtec the Indians through atloine!
at the expense Of tho Indians IA u vicious one
One hundred and eight workInen, consisting of shp
wrghts, oalkers, ioners, boatbuders, blochnakers'
coOperS, hrassnishers, shpsmiths painters, plumbers
cOppersmith founders helpers aborcrs 6c nave Decn
discharged from the Washington Nayy-Yard
Attorney General Plcrrpont directed yesterday that
appeal be taken from tho decree OF Judge Jackson in
the HarpeI's Ferry case, which recently decided
against the Government and in favor OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company.
T. stehbins will be retained Collector OF the
XXth District Of NowYor under the recent consoda-
tion of the XVIII aud XXth Districts, vice Brooks de-
clincd.
(for report Of roe,>dfnos second Page
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
SUSPENSION At THE CoIL MINES

MEETING or THE scHUYLKHL COAL EXCHANGE
sTorPhGE or WORK DECIDED ON.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. S.-The Schuylkili Coal
Exchange met This afternoon ~ the Office ~ the Reading
Coal and Iron Company Ia the Philadelphia 2nd Reading
Railroad COmpanys building, for the purpose of fixing
the date for general soppago % All the coieres in te
zion. This organization cOmprisos an the operators,
owners. and ossers Of the l23 colieries m the
ScbuyiAi anthracite coal region Of Peuns lSdnia tho
Reading Coal and IRON Company, an putgloNth Of tho
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, being tho
largest operator owning leasing, II does about 10
cOlcIes Nearly al the operators present or rep
resented and it decided that the partial suspension
OF work. which was begun the latter part OF last week by
the sOppagcof 30 Of the 10 colictos of the Reading
Company, should become absolute and general the
18th inst aud continue until the l7t o January. Pres
ident GOWrn says ts is necessary ana usual result At
this season of the year. caused by the Cutting - the
market hc closing OF gatiun, and the falling OF D
the d. mani for coal from an average shipment Of
100000 tons week 10 about 10000 This action
viii suspend the employing OF abOIf 10000 worlmcu
Je time IS Ned IN the mid lie ot months that
payday" not DE entirely barren Tor the
As 10 the gut IN the market, al the prS ate and
corporate Cu yarus m the city are iul The Vhargt- at
Richmond and the dcpots along the line Of to road,
10 will take about months entire stOnpagr ol ship
me-! as from tie mine, 10 work on home and Eastern
markets these ,aDOul 100000 tons.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
BISHOP MIAREN CoNsECRATED AT CHIcAGo-soME-
THING or ENGLISH MAGNIFICENCB N TIE CERG-
MoNIrG
4 NEW BISHOP.

BISHOP M'LAREN CoNsECRATED AT CHIcAGo-soMi-
THING or ENGLISH MAGNIuCENCE IN TIE CERE-
MONIES.
CHICAGO, Dec. S.-The conservation OF the
Rev. William Edward McLaIen s. I. D., rs Bishop OF The
Northern Diocese OF Illinois took place ut the Cathedral
OF st and St. Paul the West side this morning
The building was hlcd carly hour with large aud
elegant audience and hundreds unable to gain adj
mission At about IL O'Clock the Bishopecct arrived
He WAS escorted from his carriage 10 the sacrsy WhcIe
he was surrounded by friends The clergy took seats IN
the front three rows the lady guests occupying seals M
mediatcy behind The organlst then played "lhe
Priests March from Atalie" and the PROCESSION entered
headed bg the boy ohorstcrs clad in vhc, followed by
the men singers and the verger Of the cathedral bearing
the staff Of Office On the altar stood magnificent HOVER
cross several feet hlsh Tic reverend gentlemen on Whom
deyOlycd the performance Of the ceremony came III the
following order: The Right Rev. X. H. Carhsoh, d. d.
JIA D.; the Right Rev. H. b. Wnpple ID. d.; the hight
Rev. Edward H. Wells, :. T. ID the Right Rev Gregory
T. Bedcr -. D.; the Right Rev. Joseph o. Talbot
ID D.. LID; the Right Rev. John f. spaliing d. d.;
tho Right Rev Geo d. Gillespie D. D.. the Rev samuel
Chase, ID. d. the Rev. Clinton Lock, d. D.; the Kew
George Cuslman d. D. tGc Rev. James DeKoYen' DID, )
the Rev George WO:tliugon, and the Rey James A.
Bo.les d. d. the latter two gentlemen acting as Attend
me Presbyters Bishop MeIaren was also escorted by
Bishop Samuel A. MCCloskcy. The Rev canon movies
was Director OF Ceremonies
Bishop MciNen was seated at the upper end of the
chance the altar. Directly overhead on each sde
Of the floral cross memorial tablets In black silver
and gold to the memory OF Ills lltGctt5sVI-5 b4sh"1
Chase an1 Whchousc o, 81.
The choir sang tae of praise, Tie Angels sS,'
in which the congregation i"inet Ihcn IohD"cu thc
Vcuiie" tue II gih SclcctOD the ie D"iih, diu td'
Bcue, cton. TnIs closed tie morning prayers. me
ceremonies OF conservation followed, tie Right Key
Samuel A. McCloshry presiding, ana hc Right Rev H. H.
Clarkson aud the Right Rev. II. H. Ninppc aching rs
prescnieIs. Bishop-ecct MciarCn knclt on cushion
and received the testimonials, ceitihca'S "ib cutr
pauers aHd insignia bestOwing ON him the df5 ol lle
oicc The Right Rev. Edward X. Wells = T. D., Bl-hop
the DiOc of Wisconsin, then predchtd thc setuoh
nj the c0ur which thc ssl0n Ii The came
dial in T. ~ Jller in winch it entered. Delegations V-rc
r,resrTt from CieVeanh ONO, representing TRINITY
Church, of which Dr NclaYcu Was Rector; also lioIn
various parts Of Illinois and other states.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
MOODY AND sAyKEY MEETINGS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.-The weather to-day
was ain very disasrecahle but the attendance at the
noon prayeG-nlccting very good. The list OF re-
quests prayers very long one, including one Tor
church and Sunday at R0ekdway, Tor churches
at Pittsburgh, and for a large number of churches o
New-YorR During the service Mr. Moody said that ihey
liked ~ have people como 10 their meetings for encoui
arcrnent AMI consolton AMI not for the purpose OF
lacking at thcfn though thpy were ON exhibition MI
etukcy sang the 18th hymn with much feeling as TO
ug trafs to the ewes many Gf those present. Ihr
Rev wheaton Smith, in short address, related TIC
story OF with druDken buSh1ud. Who had
come to him or comfort and encouragement he -ad he
mad given her proper advice, aud she and her hsahd
had afteTWdrd been brought 10 Ci1lst
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
CEATEANlAL MdITEAS.
CONGRESS ASKED goR $500 0o.0O0-iNyrrEo 10 rnIc
ADELPIlIN.

CONGRESS ASKED FOR E,50 0o,0O0-INyIfED TO rnli~
ApELPHI,
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-lhe first step toward
an appropriation Tor the Centennial taken m THO
Senate to-day An elaborate ana frank exposition of tho
rrcets and expenditures OF tho mauJxeIa of the Con
tenni uu- an tic items involved the amount Of
money on hand and Al estimate Of 'ho amount sii re-
qured wo sid the desks OF the Senators this morn
Ing Lltor IN the day Mr. Oge'by presented memorial
~ the Board ~ Finance asking for something oyer
nil on and half dollars at tne hands or Congress. TIE
temper of Congress is more favorable than heretofore
toward contributing 20 the success = the Exhibition.
There was also sent to each Member and senator to-day
on invitation 20 yi,t the grounds 0t the Conten-
nai. at Fusuomt P.ik, on the l7th ust and
return 90 The evening oi g.. iS'h. special tram VIII
be provided and ip I Babe hiA tho Couiprssmon vii
le thc .,lasfs OF irr.ry Turhcs dinners banTuets,
speeches and ccui good time promised on behalf
O Phila aiais "a j. lropOs, 20 snow tO Congress
men exactly what ha. Jtcu done without Government
mid and what n is yet prup sed TO do. IL q. ca.aai
that no idea - hc extent Hf the work accomplished can
he obia ned except by p'Ison'i visit pAus far al
though the lfHuo4 issl'd today, over hun
If, ed 0cceptaBecs balr been rcreif fei.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
IN THIS CITY.

Early yesterday morning pile OF shaymss
caught IRE IN tie uolilng mil of A. b. Ogden at NO
2II Last Fifty thirl-st The remen quickly responded
TO the aarm and the flames soon under control.
Tho bu!ding which is owned by Isaac snow oi NO. "a
East Twentictst was damaged 500. The property Is
fiI, ,sJ Durnp the progcss of the fire two Cf the
arInen were severely injured. Robert Omstcda Aes's1
ant FOgenian Of Engine No. q, leh through scutte
tt had been left open, and which he did uoi see ia te
darkness. Joseph Wedeman Of Hook anu Ladder NO. -
tcl ffoni .hed tae o. the nOdinS MIL Inc Ihc
wls caused by defect ia the furnace.
Fire broke out last gt in The frame buildn2 at No
555 West Forty -nftist. owned and occupied by Hon
bricks Brothers a carpenters shop The property was
DAMAGED 800. The flames extended to the adjoining
building No. 5J3, occupied oy Armstrong sharl stai
heater nuilers and lnor property damaged $500.
The losses are covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
e1X u1rNnRFn CONVERSIONS.

PORT JERvIs, n. Y, Dee S.-The revival
here has now been in progress Methodist Episcop
church about eight weeks ani there few over Goo
rcrsons converted probably onohird OF them Children
under II years OF age. \ number of prosclytes have
lately Joined several Of the churches here bnt most o
the former we're converted In the Methodist Church TO
casual observer the revival has not mad any especial
cpange n the Eabis OF people hut to clos discern
.pit IL IL noticed that the lager beer saionns dc c
le, business ANA that the tone O te town i srty I'M
loycd IL /, not kuUwB however, taat cohtiipu" oi
Inc b4slJa JrrceiQqtJr or any other atheists or pro
nouuced -Acptics nave been converted or asked i"i
PRAYERS as d. been reported. The ncctues viii PiV"'
bl,. De continued about Two weeks iVutcr.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
THE FIRE RECORD.
CONFEDERATION IN PATERSON, N. J.

CONFEDERATION IN PATERSON, N. j.
THE HARMONY AND PHENIx MILLS DEsTROYED-
LOSS ESTIMATED At NEARLY 100000
An alarm of fire was given at 2:3O q. m.
Yesterday I'm Paterson " j. from box No. 6, In Van
H0uten-st, and general alarm, which was gwen ic"
later, called out the whole fire department TIE
fire was first discovered In the Harmony Mills OF r. Il H.
Adams, In Van Houten-st, Crossst These mls III
cued of brIe four stories high 13K75 feet fronting
on the raccway and used dyehcuse one of nearly
size, also fronting the raceway and sed s
dryngroom adjoining this in the rear was another large
building, and in the Of that the spinning
mill, 30xl5O feet, both four stories high. The
flames spread 40 rapidly that theae buildings were
completely enyeloped by the lime the engines arrived
The dye-bouse Van H0uten-st. causht hfe
from the drying and both buildings were 'ou'-
petey destroyed. From the drying-room the names
spread TO a threestpry brick building, 1ONl3o Iee
owned by John f. Van Wrinkle and occupied on the lower
floor by Henry Van wnkle machine shop, aud In the
upper stories by the Phonx Manufacturing Company as
a weayer-shop. The latter Company had agreed TO ouy
the building, and the transfer was TO have taken pace
jan l. An hour after II caught fire IL was In nuns Inc
new brick building, 40xl0 feet, and four stories hsh
recently erected BY Che Phenx Company on Van lIou-
teu-st caught ro next, and its contents consisting l
SILK looms, completely destroyed though tie Walls
also partially destroyed by fire. and its ruin aost COM
Iso IoSs ON the Phcnix Mil is estimated at $4,000
chiefly on stock and machinery, and ~ tuIly insured m
NeW-Yok companies. Two looms, used IN making sood'
To De exhibited at the Centennial, were aso Destroyer
The destruction o tie mills have deprived 20 perobs
ol einplOym Mt. H. n III. Adams lose about FoyVVO on
Harmony Mills and are, u Is believed iny Insured
one Lundrcd AID hy nais lose work by the destruction
ol tuese mills J0nn T. Van Wmke's loss ON bdiiG,lS y
$1,000; insured for $4,000 Williams, Black ~ Co OF
New-York lose 1900 small unenanted d"eHng House
Henry Van Whistles loss on stock IN the nachlhe snop
il ~ 300 with insurance. During the progress Ot me
trc. James Wright Of Engine No ie down an area at
the large Phe ufS Mil and Was severely injured Nlla
Doughory of Engine No. received "A severe womb in
the head. One o the fremen ieil in tie raceNay anu
nearly drowned; another was thrown dO"n uHlus
suGdru rush caused by steamer blowing Oh -tllh
trainpied by several persons, and severely III
jared. Ine Or I'm the fsc IL unHnOWn IL - rtatca
that the Waterman IT these mills had been discharge
recently and vacancy had not been nlltd Inc WORK
rebuilding viii begin very soon. The Harmony Mils
Manufactured mos IIltO-netting ahl tie P'nN Was u1
NNle.I rNcLuhiYeY ~ the n.anuLActure OI SIX
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
SENATORIAL CAUCrs rsEs.
rryy cIrbNGrs o. TnE COMMITTEEs-THE MINORITY
STOW ABOUT CHOOSING OUT THEm MEN.

TFW CHANCES o. THE COMMi1fELs-lHt MiNoHiAi
Sow ABOUT CHOOSING OFT THEIR MEN.
WAsuINGTON, Dee. 8.-There was an ad-
ouued meeting Of the caucus Of Republican Senators
tls morning 70 receive report Of the Caucus Com
p.ttee aioutcd yesterday revise the standing com
mittacs Of the Senate TIE Committee submitted their
recommendations as 10 he Republican membership oi
the Committees but stated that tho Democratic Caucus
COMMITTEE had not vet completed Their list Of dsuDJton
NJ committee places desired by the minority.
The report az to the majority representation was then
asrrod TO- There VII be no change OF Importance ia tho
Repub.ican memb rshp of ast sessions committees et-
cept that Mr. Wddieigh OF New-lIampshle becomes
Chairman Of tie Committee Patents, in pace Of Mr.
Ferry OF Connecticut deceased M. Window OF Mime
,o,a was second Oh uds committee, but declined the
efrasip IA order TO remain at the head OF the COM
uittee on TrausI Ior,atiOn, which he prefers
Among tie changes of minor Importance determined
on arc the following: Hr. sharon of NcVao" If suDs1
tuted for Mr. ingalls, Of Kansas Committee on Ed
ueatun and Labor and tie vacancy in this Committee
caused by the death Of Ferry Of Conneccut is
filed By Mr. Morrill, Of Vermont
The Democratic seuators held full oa1eus meeting
this afternoon and discussed at length the subject
OF minority representation the Senste Standing Com
mjttees Great dissatisfaction expressed That thc
majority have icft only places the Finance Com
mee for Democrats TO f Instead Of three places, ~
On ali the other impOran; committees composed OF nine
members Tie ncus decided that these two places shall
be Owen this session 20 Senators Bayard ana keinan,
who oeeupied them during last session Tue vacancies on
the Foreign Relations and Post0cc Committees caused
by the death OF Senator johnson viii be filed by Senators
Eaton Of Connecticut and Key Of Tennessee respectively
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
TIE MILLION AND AHALF MEMORIAL

WASlIINGTON, DC. S.-Ihc memoNaI pro-
sctel IN the s.uaie to-day n bchar of the Centennial
shows that hile there N ycra' ACES of Congress "a
regard % TIE ntennial aad "1 Eyceatye proclaim
atoms the only money ad Icoei n. ii the Government
~ $4,000 appropriated go pay Tor The hand
some deliberately engraved certificates Of stock supplied
Board nf fiuncc or iHrs FEB t,s ktpiicrs Ino
Board /, want % pl,535, loo. isguitd 20 carry tHe
work ~ preparation FOR tie Exhibition 0l 10 tic apcu ng
tiay THIS II asks tongress o. supply. The fluapcal
showing made u tho m"inouai is as foUws; l.,Ouind
To complete the buiin-a snd make 3safy lgrig-
inrits -6G2ts5D arr aty ccirCi .jiSTTje. inr'ud-
ing appropriation by Pcunsy lyania, - 900 900; by
Philadelphia, $1,000 900; .iits and eoucessons, 1880.
900 STATE subscriptions, : 100000