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, 1875-12-12
THE CITY.


THE SANE sUlctpEj
~, now 1 new PRECEDENT IN coRokEHS QUEST
LAW MAS ESTABLISHED.
rts Co7cne7a Jury was soieo1nly met
And Oil tbs co1pse Of the suicide set.
Thers WA y.wn1ns e.sh il the throat
And blood hat soaked ths ahirt &nd oos&
ons hand lay r1np; tn The other ons
WIS ths razor with which tho dsed wkx dsuA
Ine medical e,tdsnes made it plain,
with It had beea ssyased the tugular ru.ns
And Witnesses shnwsd that the m1n who wzs dead
Be7ned for sorns dna to be out of his hesd
Tns Jurors oousul1ed moment, and then,
For The twelve good, true, and antsllieans men,
sbs foreman spoke: "The decsased, xs md,
Cut his throat with 1azoz vhi1e out Of bis znnd~
rptpote tho Coroner bold: . g.. Pooh! rooAl
uoss yardicss, Gan1&esnaos, Will not do.
~Eemenbcr. you 1as On nit yorr oat,-
Wnesewath did dose gentlemen cut htz thxoa&f
aWas II not With razor Eeen7 fTik platn
OF thA diseased gentleman been {nsane,
"Heu have uxed neiu razorr. or john~kuife4. but
Cut lis throat with Something's dot would not cut.
"of he'd tooknn bar of Eoap, OF been reon
TO plow out hiA prains init = sswinR-rnAch1us,
~Why thsn 10 the dn1lest 'twocId Be plain
That tie diseased gentleman vns been ips10A
~ Brt hA used tazur, you can't 6ud
Tint he cut his throat Uaile Of sound mind"
6}.cn rn1re consulted the jurors, and thsn,
For the twelve good, true, and intelligent men,
TIE foreman spofe: ''The deceased, we ind,
Cut his trott With razor, Nhile out init his mind:
~And ths CAUSE Of his death 10 IL plain.
Viz: temor1l,age ed the jngalar rein;..
- Wherefore the discaeed, TIE I'll agree,
We. guilty OF asphyzia III the SECOND degree"
Tben the Coroner k.uifed in pure delight,
A. he kaid: Now, gentleman, dots owl right
, 1875-12-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Robert Collyer breaches this morning at Unity
Church.
The "&iltonlan Table.ux" will be given this
evening, with appropriate readings, 1T the rooms
Of the AthenRum.
DR.. Swasey will preach At the Fourth Presby-
terian Church at 1850 q. m., and conduct the in
formal evoning serFice-
The Rev. DR.: Ryder, Of this city. will preach
before the conViets at Joliet week from to-
! DAP.
{ Frederick Douglass has been detained on his
journey to this city, and will not arrive until 4
P. N. The Sunday lecture will begin st 4:15,
! sharp. It is as Mccormick Hall. Ad1uitsance,
10 cents.
Miss Attn II. Hu1ett will deliver the next lee
sure in the West Side Lecsure Cou1sa at the
Church Of the Redeemer, corner OF sangamon
aud Washington streets, Monday evening, Dec.
IL. Admission, IS cents.
The members Of St. Marks Church ere invited
70 reception given to the 1t. Rev. W,lism E.
McLa.en, D. D., at the residence OF the Rev.
Dr.. Warren, Rector OF the parish, Ella Park,
Monday evening at O'Clock.
fair and festival under the auspices OF the
Central Christian Church will be given Monday
and Tuesday evenings a. Campbell Hall, corner
OF Van Buren, street and Campbell aTeuue, for
the benefit Of the Sunday-school-
The annual oall OF the Firtn1eu's Benevolent
Association VII take place Hedacsaar e7eoin2
at Mccormick y Hal Chicago fre-tghtars and
several no:&bIes from other cit1os throughout
the Union will be out On the occasion in full
force.
llr. jeremiah 3fahoneg, Of tho Wells School,
will lecture On matters pertaiaing to education
befoso the l1lsh Literary Association next Thurs
day esen1ng. Tbs Association have changed
tha1r r3rnlur nAat1np hit from 1naShar n
Thursday.
The friends and admirers Of the Hon. John
O'Connor Power, II. P, the orator and patriot,
will hold meet.ng at the Palmer House at half
past oclock this day, for the purpose Of ar
hanging preliminaries fo- his lecture Ut Hooley<
Opera-Houae On the 18th inst.
4 meeting in behalf Of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held in Plymouth
Church this evening. when addresses will 10
delivered by John Y. Farwefl and others, giving
an account IT work to bc done by tue Assoc.a-
sson tais winter in behalf Of the young men Of
the city.
The pupils and friends Of Prof. Walter C. Ly-
man, tue clocutlop.s:. have rendered him = fare
well entertainment which will take place 1t tbs
Athepdun1 Lecture Room Wednesday evening
Tho Professor will ba assisted By Mrs E. B.
Lyman aud Mlss Lille Kuuals. aud BY Prot. IT.
L. Tomlins, tho organiss.
At the Welsh Presbvtariau Church thers will |
be preaching at 10 d. N. by the Rev. Thomas |
James, OF Wate1towu, Wis, aud tha Rev. Will t
,am Hughes, Of Racine, Wis. a. 10. m. general |
discussion On sour Duty to Eeep Holy the |
Subbath Day, . and preaching st p. m- by tho |
Rev. Joseph Robert5- Of Raclne. and the Rev. P. i
Howell of Milwaukee.
Tho Irish Literary Association have resolved |
on giving holiday ball on the evening Of We'd |
nesday, Dec. -, In ths ball OF Greanebaum's
bank, on Fifth avenue, which has become |
q favorte olac6 for the holding OF social
, 1875-12-12

Why Sell at 'fFactory PrtcssF
Buyers ~ wall ~ dealers ask Why sAmrson' o'".
Co., Nos- 1872 and lo4 State strset, sen fas@tas
!" factory prices-" A. long ~ tho nsaa'ae1
(vhose agents thnJ are} order fs ths5 aro ot4's7o
, 1875-12-12
TIE PITTSRuRc p.,ont rs.

PrrrsBURa, Pa, Dec. 11-Ihe Iop-s.nr...
tuters' Association and ruddiets' piatic, ~.
held another conference this afternoon ~s:'s s:1a
was continued until late hour th,s sx.,;,. 1'.t
compromise was effected at sI.75 nss t9S
oolllng, the arrangements to continue in tarss ~
, 1875-12-12

Coughs, Colds. Group ..1
bronchitis, fnduenzs, vhooptng-eouRo. e. III
pasns or sorauesa In tho cnest or s1ds, eleedfax
lungs, night sve.ts, liver complaint etc. eo1a ~
8. Z. Hovo1 arabian 1Itlk Curp for ConsE"a"'
S4A adpertfAe1asAk y
, 1875-12-12

Magnificent Christmas PhotoxEapae
aro being made by GENTLE. who n.kas slso speea3
Of copying old photographs, having engaged ~ in.
artist 10 pozh In eoozs md czsTon- ssudoa 'aS ee
street. Tho photographs dhivs1 3 siIanaN H's
great SUCCESS.
, 1875-12-12

The "Champiou" Folding Bedsteaa'
now on exhibition at Sampson, aresae 8 70
and 1874 Stats street, ia simply perfesooas u ~!
want bed In your parlar thst no ons WI 17'sl4~"
this In the uoe to buy,
, 1875-12-12

E1rst-CIa1s Collars.
Tho neatest approach to inan collar Il fmaaosa
In the Warwick and Elnwood Collar. TaeJ h"
created revolution In tho collar t11ds, n oaoseas
havs found it moro economical 10 hay good caAa0
that atvaJs loou wen, than thu poor &rs.ciss hsf-
fora sold thams
, 1875-12-12

Gents, Don't Buy Sc tShoddy o1osafak.
Tho new ptieas VIC institutod fs~ dsss w r. =.
within your resch suits that viii % 1oa ses''ea
refer you to a7y of cur old ensfo1ne1s' o79'@
Newland, 100 West Madison street,
, 1875-12-12

What About Your Old Clothes, dennt
that hang IN the eloset half-woru, soaled' aaa =
1ssa7-xorthIess uniess you let Cook Aele ~
Dearborn stzcet, repair aud clean thauo- seo' -
II you Gka.
, 1875-12-12
,eo.-&onr Suburban

II Soma Of Our Suburban
ne1ghbors would use tho celebrated Aeoae '.. ,.t
litter, sold BY Dalanu, 1a2 and ~ sfsse ss1 ~
would prolong Life, aavs doctors hda'' soo a@'@
1t To drink.
, 1875-12-12
The Sun Pearl.

IU8 3NU IeHT1~
ormsbyh nsw snd beautiful picture fH mrtstr1a
presents. For quality, atJls, and nnth, oue pho-
sographs Are guaranteed equal to sny S a y pr
dozen photos in the city. We funish thsm to u
at 81 per dozen- Como early and srad thA e7osa
Studio, 500 West Mztiaon street.
, 1875-12-12

For Neryous Debility, Lost V1taugs'n N
liver. kidneys, and I'll blood diseases, 10 ". ".
Hovs4 Arabian Tonic Blood Purtdsz.-5<s wv
n1snt,
, 1875-12-12

N4&3$s3439s&1kk AA4A8 91*a4A& *%&"S
William l. Btglsz. Who was for many Jssrs IA N
employ Of N. Matson Co., IL now to b foand Il 10
one joTelry stoze OF C. D. Peacock, No. as stass
street, whesa be will be pleased to meet III Of hts e3
friends, and display for their pen.ns Tho chasa vaa
accompanies rich aud elegant jevslry.
, 1875-12-12

THE TElEGRApREas' GRIEVANCE
MKHpHu, Tenn. Dec. 11.-There ia eon.;,-
able excitement among telenapher, he,s os..
The proposed reduction Of salaries. n..t,.<
will be held tomorrow On the subject
, 1875-12-12

oxonfxed Ox.Marrow for tbs hau,
by nuck 4 Rsyna., makers Of tha " AAse
, 1875-12-12
GENERAL NEWS.

NEiHEf1NA NC"0s
Tbs offce Of the Illinois Humane Society
now at No. ITO Dearborn street, basement.
The Hyde Park Ho.al is now open for the win
:cr, and this proprietors snnounoe their readiness
70 entertain aud make comfortable ail who cali
Joseph Tageer, Of tho Chicago Fro Deport
reot. wishes it distinctly understood That he Il
rot the Joseph Tagger connected with recon
pcal robbery.
A prominent joweler on State street il dstin,
suiehed by his devouon to his trade. He CALI
his dog Watch" and last week be had his ia,
lant daughter christeued "Jsrellin-"
The temperature yesterday. as observed BY
Mara.ee, opucian, 8s Madeon street {TE1BCsk
ouild1ngl nas II r. H., S3 dsgrees 10 =. NJ,
f3i Ia m.. 81: p m. 50; 8 p n, 81
The German mail sent from the Chicago Post
Office last Tuaa5ay Kas made mp Of l. 400 lat
lers, tie accumulation Of three dsyn. and the
largest foreign mail ever sent from this of5ce.
The Coroner yesterday held an inquest Oh the
body Of ". Graham at No. o65 North Franklin
street. Tho verdict rendered was. that the de-
ceased came to his death from an overdose Of
opium.
prominent merchant Was recently invited ty
= fascinating young widow, who boards IN the
same house, to sit down On the tete-a-tese in the
parlor tor brief conyersation, but declined. on
the ground that the mnn who he6iteteatetes is
lost.
4 female child about weeks old was found
signalling On the doossteps OF No. 365 Carroll
avenue last evening ut o'clock. It Was we'll
received. not by the Inmates Of the house, but
ty the other seua!ling children at the Home Of
lie fIenu'ess'
The Matron OF the Orphan Asylum discovered
baeket on the eteEs Of that institution last
Friday evening winch contained very pretty
blonde girl babv. 1hers is demand for come
Cooy 70 aaopt ~ lne cnl1o' shco u weeks
<alo' ID III pe1iec@ ne"'sn'
About this time the unfortunate householder
aav be seen rnoodlly pacing the streets, and
furnyely shaking his Gst at the frequent man
whom be meets, followed by |. s1r usty -nosed
Eor. with caspet-sack full Of tools in ono haud,
aoo pot1ao.e iu1naee III Tue osaef-
4 woman On Lincoln street said to an enthu-
siastic young couple Hho told her Yesterday that
they had been married for five weeks and hadn't
exchanged single croes word-as II anybody
could exchange eipgle Eo,d-" Is's awful pico,
know but haven't you found it awful dull 2"
The Widows Mite Association, 4 benevolent
society on West Washington street, who6b motto
is, "let not thu right hand know what thy iefl
hand doe,h, " has arranged to publish tho names
Of all subscribers Of m:tes Of IS and upward,
aid expects large accession to its member
ship.
, -,
currency that your grocer senJs backs, asying
you can owe him the money and that tie ssloon-
keeper smiles dubiousIv at vlau you tender it
with the remark, Is ua:e's sone OF your chanra
comm. back to vou." +" don't burn il, Il will DO
for chnr,hs 1@ N~
The most disguised man in Chicago il an en-
entitled "Spor.s that kIll, thinking that It con-
, 1875-12-12

landlords California Waf~
foe todlek and bath deltgh Aoo
, 1875-12-12
Prepare for Christmas

Prepare Tor Chrl8tmaG
Tuu cannot do 1t battar or morn satiktsetnxly n0
by going to John Kranxs, tho we1l-nown eoafsctoa'
sr's, 50 stase street, oppo1ts Field, Latter co.h
You rely upon getting purs, freah, aud palssas
candies, and II LOW ~ anywhere also in ths aty.
ver1 large iae OF Chrs,nas-tree os1aaasnts q nut
Einf}
, 1875-12-12

HaIIet, Dayis Cas- Grand. squases ana D ~ Il
sud Smiths American Organs, can b to'ano 49,. a.]
". n. Ktmbayls, corner ssats and Aas1"'
Chicago.
, 1875-12-12
FfaUQH,.

stednxa5s, and variety of modfunn mo .. e.,sa
pianos for xaIa md 10 rent At LJun aa@"|
and Monroe streo1.
, 1875-12-12

For Holiday Presents Ax
combining taste, utility, md oenafnaat' so
n. r. Jonee,. No, 1o4 Madison atreet
, 1875-12-12

Ch3ldren,s ThotoSzApa3
t Bzzodb, s. psx aaxea.
, 1875-05-11
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


lila iloard OF County Commissioners held their
roru.r rnot,v ,nchtinr vhutord.v aftarnoot
~ h"s. "1," 49, ~, a.
M'aoELLasEora' -......
Thomns c. nogln eoht IN communication
protesting against tho action Of Tho board III not
aocnntt,r III ,,L for n,ur,hnc o.a G,,ing, H.
aes9'.ns as ~ 'v' vs au ,s fs" a.ss ..u
III tae e'nhnat eoal' "n4o!,.B' lilo aan'o ha''''b
bocn awarded 10 Joseph Hogan, although his
(l!oFlo'e) oIfct wah 7lu 1csd. Fiscea on ne.
Tho superintendent of tho Jacksonville H.
shi'o Asylum ssilt III communication raflnost.
inE tho Board to consent to Tho tIanater of etghE
ltoteErcM 70 tlio ton1fnsttee on pnblio sers!es
Iito Sheriff sont IN oominunics'ion l II which
10 sot forth tiat ho Mas entitled 70 m e1ifa
Deputy for tho CoantS coHst' anu requesting
o1iccr. Heterrod 70 the ConmItteo on 1asi ana
jail Accounts.
Tho COMMITTED on CITY Ht!nflohs sent ~
COMMUNICATION When rcco'ntnenaon t!lh adop-
antiquities TO dsos county pfisonoa At 80 eeh'a
per day. Concntrcd lu.
FEEntSf fnls6sGns.
Commissioner Holden offered tue following:
At.o!rcd, That the conront.ion to 10 paid to Tho
S'' y; she as G"a1.y S' ns oa ane "a rans ,d = here
IT. aT o or 1"Is anil nj "raer, or sssoaous IN
onAct With tbs ab3yo raloluton horaUY rcpcaIal
eni annui!ctt.
Rsoist That the CLERK 1t thia noStl b. and he y
hereby, inxtrstea y faruist The Sheriff Of Cook
epna's "tn sts1'Aeu ools " ,1e Aooss leAo."'.o,
lna .nles. wcEe saspenaen & h ~ o'ue. ] lua' a'e
rcsout,ons might game bcfofe Tue board
Cnntnlaalonef liolaon ea'u that A' centA
Non,a no Nn,P,o 1ohiuneia'lon. ANY moro
Would % t3o laaeh.
Commissioner Crawford remtfAed that CON- cor,
pIol,lse "Hu!u ~, oo gshti t' tuoSea M - Nv aieu-
mont tlas tho aulh ne h1ed At ~ oeuts Per dhy
percatalta.
Comlhias'oncr C!oush soconaeu tn6 nMena-
nfeht, "lthnnt nrnmFlnG tlAt nc Nonla Vo1e io1
II. 10 tnntfhl :? eehsa pof dav ample;
Coh'nllBs1oher AlsIa1scy sa'a thht ~ cenlh
per da3 uas lower tGan T. tho aqm pa1o n any
Comfy u tlle onsseu 9tsto!. ,r 10 tno1sN tuo
iu Ind m f.ar In sayiml. tiHt to t,sh OF corta,n
~, IT,. r,.S;ls ~.o ratt,n1 - sI,,, -, a.. Wa
n ''5s,a1 ma' IL " " ~
IsItaub. IL IVA pa't W nu.s.a Ivy W tu'n.u,
$1,000. ~ ~ ,,;,,a ;.,anonon" ",,v
u,,"Sn,er oo u%1,,, that ti1o Ri,orfr eon,!l
-, rntto,, ~ n,,sr~n ,eus ,nc"r,,;,,y =, iaw h.
wntiI voto for liz rcdnn,inn,
t.n,nm;h,;cn,r If,l1nn "n;J I'm. ,r- Ar,or
Son"tsaoues . .F at'Fum Hutu ~ tlas et!. ~ nhuu" "
was eleS9ea w P!atla1u " teiota hllu ecoHo-
lnE: nna %unMs ~ s.a"n ~ ''a l.t,ns,rs. @
Ien.o1u ~ nn,'. ~ ''u e'ee'e'
va ~ ha.n5 p.a.' .taIia 49,. :, ut,5
L9n'a"ee1oacR - ttoioen-A "aa' AL" eseua
W ~. ,,r. r,. .,, T.. e,,a ),
Gomn.ssloneF ot MeEanIns pao iin "as E!aa -. 70
, 1875-05-11

In IN Arctic cIirnato become nd cbl'l that 10 the
human skin they will lsago tho sensation Of he
Inn ma,fo ur rel-!ot wire. Nj. Coopor's nnow
npectactea I,aro neit1or glass nor iron in tlofr
comImAl!foI,. for t1loy a.o made Of ebonits, and
arc tied on 10 tile load by velyct cord, Thoy
encd ovor tho eyo. rIiclr grcA. peculia,ity Ia
ttlat tbs ,wtaror eaes through 4 simple silt
in front Of tile pnpil Of the eyc. 1,y means OF
an caaIy- vol kc !tto door, OF ai,le this sls can
Of iiHht found nGrocahio or painful to tho oyo.
Tho aftas Of cacl oye.ho1 nro perforated with
m!nt,to holes, III ortsot that tho wsafer can got
a sidu view Of pb{egtH,
, 1875-05-11
snsW nRsceaeles for the AYcsio Ao-
Hl0ns.

London V1l'Y Nf1s.
:, Numerous ~ are tho conifotts provided for
Tie oalceEa and ctewB Of tho ships about 10 e1-
ploro the Arctic rogiols. noue will be so much
Welcomed BY than ~ new kind OF spectacle
Just inyonted 70 rreseat Buow-hlindnesB. 1he
author Of this Ingenious contE.vance IL Mr. VIII
Lam White Coopss, the eminent ooulist. It il
we'll known that : long e1poau1a to tho glare Of
she intense whlts Of tho SNOW IN tho Polar ro-
gions u most harmful to tho sight, 70 meet this
aihlcnlty, spsctaclss of gsssn-slntea glass. sur
sgnndsa Eli ~ g'uxs hAge Desn hs.s
Of ths apeotaces IL table 70 got din and cloudod.
Hhilo the gsuaa aud the wire, by ueAns OF Whicl,
~ an1saaelAe ays faataaod behind Us or. Will,
, 1875-05-11

. miscellaneous.
CITUATIOE wASTEU--As MFSSEH{sEN, OR ANY
. light employment by respectable. t,taprJ mani
good Plenty Of frat elisa city rotauuces wauof
x4uef roek Adtsess q Il. Tribune oaics.
C1ruhT1OS wASTED-RY MAN ANn WIFE. I'd
ra'k !a ho:t ot on f. u1dsr.ts nd. carp Of horsat
rsHpfal houan~o'k Cali or Adlro1s ts3 htata+t.
, 1875-05-11

GSERsONAL-tFT THE PATTY WHO ApYERTIGEn
ios saIuabs dAlaoud s.sr1ns., April n Sset ad-
dts.s ri ~ Tybuue o1ace. .ll a1dsss1 ", TebQs%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-08

&arl @ dHrS Dteit geltaH Ajeno in
BbilaOetpbta ietne SprleInHg iiber ySlntea=
nialz@9os."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-08

SuBtNUs
0a bies bic lebte SabrcSboti1ait iein mirO,
neld)e id1 Die Gbre baben osroe, oem Son.
ereiie, che meiu yta9iolger erpdblt miro, III
iiberreid)en, 10 mill id) Die Sta9eH pie0erbcs
ell, mel1e ldl pen hUd)lter 2Sldugtett erad)e,
UNI oieielbeu i'll OieIer SelitoH ourd Seletesz
erluiie gu erleOi9en.
@ritenS, oaB ole Staateu anlebalteH lpers
Den lollen, ieoem GJuOe III oenlelben Die 8eles
genbeit etuer 9nten alt9enemen ShuIerStes
bung Su bieten.
3nsitenS, eS ioaeu feline efttr3riIden Srunos
ldse in elmer Sduic gclebrt maroen, ole gang
ODER tbeilrueiie bonl StGate, BON Der Jtdtlon,
ooer ourtb Steuern, mcldle pom Der 8cmelnoe
erbobeH merpen, ulIterbatttn ptro. DIE Grz
;tebun9 lOllte elne 5man9smene leln louelt,
0aB ale ,HerIoReu, DIE uId)t lelen uno d1relz
ben t0nnelt, mad 6eH Sabre 1880 nldt ais
Stimmgeber SugelQIlen neroeur obne Ieood
Oenen oaS gSabre6t me9eu lluutncnbelt Su
ent3ieben, Die sur 3eIt, III pelder oIeS AmeH'
0enleut in Strait trttt, StImmJeber Itao.
0rittens, STRIDE uno Staat fiir immcr BON
einanoer eetrerut 5u erflarcn, aber Selhen mz
nerbalb ibrer bel1tmulteu Spbdre pole 6rel=
beit III lniieu; 0aS gelnmmte Sm6eueig,n=
thum ioa leiuen eigeuen Antbetl au Der Nsz
feuernHg trdgen.
Yertens, cOdSeiiionirte SmmOralitdt, mic
BolDgdmie uno belt Smport uou Srauen 5n
ille9itiTen 3lueden, Su uerbannen.
lin pie0er auf oaS S6tuldrjabr Suriid SH
tommeH, miiroe Jest, Oa mir Dor Dem Se9lHHc
peS SmsiteH SabrbunOertS uierr rnuoualen
grtften5 iteben, Die paiienoIte 3eit 1itr Oieit
ReIormen iein.
Siinitsns, iolfe S ,ittc 5u erlaiiCu, Die e;ne
baloige 8idtebr gu 'Inem 9euAoen @ourdut
berbeifiibren, peld).S Der 9SIt 6eIp2tt ges
bietet.
Snoem i'd, CLAUDE, OaB bieic GuT9ten ft
Der aroReu lRaloritdt Der red)oeufenoeu uno
patriotiiden Siirger Der Union ieIbt empIeb
len, ttberlaiIe ih 0aS ll.brtge Dem &ongreB.
u. q. Grant.
gretuttu.guIo7. oru- T"'emhsr 4 ). ~,
&art @ 1HrS DleI geltdH I)eno in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-08
xLIsH. CoNGREss-second Session.
" AsHINGT0N, JANUARY
SENATE. -ss .


The Senate passed the bill to remove the
Limitation restricting the circulation OF bank
ing associations issuing notes payable in
gold. -!
The workingmen Of Pennsylvania ask SUBJ
sidy for the Texas Pacific railroad.
Mr.. SIBERIAN opposes any appropriation
for public buildings in the present state OF
the finances.
Senators GORDON and EDMUNDs made some
personal remarks of q concilatory character.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. WHITE, of Alabama, asked leave to
offer a resolution endorsing the action Of
the President in Louisiana.
Objection was made by Mr.. BRoMBERG, Of
Alabama, and the resolution was not re-
ceived, although the Democrats generally
we're demanding the yeas and nays on the
resolution.
A petition Of Irwin that on account Of his
his health he be incarcersted elsewhere than
In the common Jail was tabled.
The Senate bill to resume specie payment
10 1879 was passed without amendments by
vote of 125 to 1G8. -
The proceedings against Bustead and Ds,,
relI, in impeachment, were tabled. -.
Mr. BUTLER will force the ciYil.rights bill
to an issue Monday.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Senate Finance Bill Passed-The
Pacific Mail Steamship Subsidy

Naval. ....-... ss
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, January THE House
rushed through the Senate finance bill to-day
without spending any time upon it. This
surprises no one, as just such action was ex-
pected. The bill! now goes to the President
for bis approval; of which there is not the
slightest doubt.
Irwin, the recusant witness in the Pacific
Mail Steamship subsidy, petitoned earnestly,
on account of bis. il: health, that he might
not be sent to the common Jail, but the ma
jority in the House was memorable, and he
will be confined there Tomorrow. The
weather was too Indictment to remove him
from his comfortable quarters to-day.
Captain K. W. ShufeIdt is making prepa.
rations to assume charge of the Bureau oil
Equipment and the Recruiting Navy De-
partment, uice Rear-Admiral William Rcy-
holds, who is ordered to command the Asiatic
station. TIMoN.
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MARINE INTEhLIGESCE.
Port or RICHMOND. JANUAeY 2. 1875.

l-.-fSE 1RHlHhQ.
Steamer Wyanoke CoIsh s,i Ser c corr mefcnAs
Steamer JohI sylvester. G,ford, Hosfosk, paeSs
chandIse and passengsre. L. u Isiam. s9ent.
schoonrr John 7. Weayers Giaddines esew 1oSks
sehoener Edith wright, Wright, Norfolk, sbin-
Sc Schooner b. 5. Marip, Daniels, .eeorEs.own.
Schooner John speddaA McNam1 q, Alexandra.
grain, Galieso mills, s
Steamer Ghtslay. Tnyers. Bay1mose. merensn-
iseand passengers, Powhatan S,tesuboat comps.
- -. laSko8AeyIA.
schoouex,Hattie Eoouts. riishop, from Rockland
for kiehnond. smiled fam vineyard Haven, Jsnu-
NEw YORK. u Jsnpssy S.-Ar.iyed schooner
Repub3ie, Murphy, Tom Providence for virginia
also arrived schoolsrs j.. b. Yn1 Dase1, Gets0u )
A. g. buckley. Buckley; ~. q. Leonard, Gates
Light Boat. woods Il. rftw. " God james VI.
dTsn, Cagaiex-from Virginia.
By Telegraph. 81.
NEW York. January 4. Arrived State Of Me-
yaGia, Cuba, Arrived out: Alkor, sMagene, FRA.
deneia, F0rtnosa. colorado, Norma
Arrived. sc, Lsartspt, FcMssania. Arrived Gull
Tie steamer South .G.aroslna. ftom Chsrieston
| hther, whieh has been ashore on ~ chaa's.
ng sosr y ossoa January 7rhe steamer San
Marcssa which weRt ashore some days sinee soa'H
i OF Cape henrys ia aAoat. = !. ma = mn.
EoRf MONACO January pa sc,ssnsr
I xisarR, f0n, New YoxS Tor klcpnohgs
I am &. sis,fih, fsona Eoyfrlt 5ot anlMptss
/ seagsss George Wy seE = gs0iA las
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, January 7.-During Friday,
IN the South Atlantic and east Gulf States,
rising barometer and sligbs changes in tenn
peraIure. west to north winds, and partly
cloudy weather will prevail.
In the west Gulf States, somewhat higher
barometer, slowly rising temperature, north.
erly winds, possibly shifting TO southeast
erlv. und partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or oartly cloudy weather, higher tempesa'
ture winds shifting to- southwest and souh-
east, and rising followed BY iaaang oafone-
ter.
For the Middle States and the Lower
Lake region, winds backing TO north and
west: slight changes in temperature, Eisang
barometer, and clearing bat partly cloudy
weather . in the latter occasional light snow
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BALTImoRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, january 7.-FIvHr very dun ana
unchanged. Wheat! unchanged aud dull. Corn
dull white southern, S2G64c.; yellow southe 10.
SO@S2c.; mixed western. S2c. ut the elevator, ESc
at the steamer. 7sc: at tho TRACK Oats unchaEgea.
sylvania, 2ic. Provisions quiet and steady. Mess
Dork nominsl at $50 Built. nominal; shoul-
ders, 7Ac.: GEAR rib-sides, 94@l04c. Basoa.
9@lUAc.; clear rfb-siuts. / lhf1l LAc.
sucar.cured hams, l3@l4c. Lsrd firm 1871 44c.
for crude western and refined western. Butter
Choice roll scarce and In goon demand at 30G3lc;;
low medium grades dull choice tub unchanged.
fI,fSte strong and quiet: stock in frstHaaas very
light at SklG20c. Whlskey QUILL at 800.