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From Europe To-day.


PARIS. January ES--EleCiioHs ID all six
vacant seats i'm the assembly for the depart
ments OF COteS pu Nord and Seine et Dice
have been ordered TO be held on the ath OF
February.
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CONFIENATIONs.-Tue Senate yesterday
confirmed the nominations Of Adam G. Nal
10y, collector Of internal revenue. fourth dis
trict, Texas, and a number Of pOstmasters
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Mr.. BUTLER is delighted at the develop
ments in the Pacific Mail Subsidy Inquiry.
He would rather have had caught two news
paper men than forty members of CONGRESS-.
The disclosures will afford him an Opportr-
n, -. at a day not flT distant, To again pay
his CON, ,,"iiments TO the forty tacEaSs-pOwG'
- IL IN M ne
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Hon. \. G.. WELLS, presiding judge Of the
court Of commissioners Of thc Alabama
claims, met with an accident during the
holiday recess. caused by railroad train
running of The track near Wheeling West
Virginia. The injury was not of SeriOIS
character and the judge was able to leave
Wheelrc- on Monday last TO resume his du-
ties in This City.
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ttOALEY,
MOALEY,
Z q st L NJ Err,
En. III - III 2 -. - -

COsT CNER,
6O- IOTH SrEEET NoRTHwzsr.
large coil .rtiHH - Pine Artistic BALL. TAF-
hand.
reasc uabic rates.
p S--R-uenher, > Max J. Furnished with - n
tOstue- and all tustEur- delivered aa1 called iCE
octl9 Tn T.. NONLEy. 6Os Iath street
OLD No On EXHIBITION AND SALE lSryvJo
Ira II NaRKRtTER'S. l7rGs-
NO. 43Y "a Srrsst- ssrrssH ID ant strsstS. s.-4t
6o0vs ADORE OH r. '7irs' HaN.
Choice Oh Paintings Engraving ChrUmos &c.
Also larg~>I stock uf Paper Hanging Ninfs-r
shaaSs. PiciuTg-- frs-ne-; Picture Cords and TaG-
seIs, Eng Nails &c IL the District.
81 1EENS Casa
- Please remeu4ber Name AMI NumIer jeI.lv
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EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

Mrs. GRANTS RECEPTIONS will COM
nIence on the second Saturday in January
t9th,) at three O'Clock p. m, lasting until five
o'clock p. m. on each reception day.
The Presidents public receptions will oc-
cur as fOllOws:-Tuesday evening, January
18th; Tuesday evening, February ID; Tues
day evening, February 23d.
State Dinners:-Tuesday, January 26th;
Tuesday, February 9th.
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Ahf ION .J-. january lA.-In the Jersey
mouse >ii",'- resolutions wen. adopt u CON
,'t'ii.- tt if.. .tdi iitrri'r,nre In the
Louisiana atIGsuitN hN the p,,,Sancc or an
aIii'd ipf'r iH ib' representative hall aud
The cl'cii"n Of 3u mlsrr>- The F.~olutfons
Wcfc >Nni To- lH. senate and there lail ON the
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MANY sincere hearts are sad because
Hegis DeTrobriand did not break his sword
asd resign his commission rather than exe-
1Nes0 York Sim.
Perhaps 80. But the delicate point is 20
say just when the sword should have haen
oroken-when the democratic Speaker called
Iof The bayonets, or when the republican
cia, badefsesdtsn.
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~By a fire ON Sunday morning An Mon-
tfeal Mrs Choouette. aged IS years, and a
Young man Damed ti.7--i were burned 10
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-NtN aHkN- January H.-troN. Parker.
90 90 N'N jersey la HI> Nale,liCtory message 10
ti'' t'kl>i3.nrt. yesterday said. Ia r,sgaT,l tn
i',dt>F'fa. lhc u,,C1t violation of the i,Ale-
l.ti constitution tI q sister state strikeS AZ
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SPEAKER BLAINE viii hold a reception at
his residence. No. S2l 18th street. Friday eve
ming. January 18Th. from 9 to II O'Clock.
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Mr.. MORRIS STILL TALKias.
LOUISIANA.
lusli nation An R,eae~ser

E"CHtSrtR. January R.-rhe hoard n
aldermen ot till> city last night passed. a rfS-
"tGtiVu cond'nninG The action at thn 4 =
military lu iIt,a4,rlUg Ia the organizing og
10" Legislature. The resolution was Offered
hN republican ,ul was carried bY a vote al
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INTERNAL REvENUE,-The receipts from
this source to-day We're s2I0, ,2o653.
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEE on ,yar

iHE HOUSE COMMITTEE on Var Clainls
tnls morning rejected The proposition TO pay
EA7eoNernor bradford, OF Maryland, for his
house and other property DESTROYED nv tbe
reoels during the war. In order TO test the
sense sense OF the committee on both cases, Mr.
harrls offered an amendment, providing that
ex-governor Letcher, of Virginia. be maid
$1,000 for the burning OF his propertv bv
union troops Both the original proposition
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d. eRAr q cnIzzoLA-......... Directors.

>OLDENE.
Dirt apEsaFaEre IN Va -I,5uaf.1 = NJ. EMILY
sol ELNE aTI h,r complete ENGLISH OPERA
WEDNESDAY January 81 1t o.clack. first rep
s'i' TIir ~ HsS's HAt'Nh l. ! "a, a. m
Tr I'll, ,t, lT, @ , r.Ha y i,iiFn NE S9 SSoTs F
bRt 'iiTnK FRIDAY JanH,fI ~ y : III 1tIFNEViEvE
~ y thABANT SNTt RPM hNTISEEIEi ;nI.E gan-
'TiE ii A'Hciirii cIES9} D sHTrRpNY 'iEE'E EVEN
INT l.,E1I{ . Al o. crcE- hT-t time i'm Wa5hing
Nlu-slaI.S R.-srv.i -@7t.. Orchestra stalls an
OTchs-tia tirci., 20 rl.ts cNtrt a'im.>si"n Dress
eaniIssue- Saturday morning II Mefzerytt'- Music
Sfor"- P,ri~, iytu.a a''uu" JanI3 If
EcRD-S OPERA HOUSE.
Tw0 NATINEEs-wEpXE>D AND SAT
URDAY.
INF0ETNNT ANNOUNCEMENTS
The tr-at hlHc %, h Psmt.n,tnic Art and Ohiy
CEo. l.. FON.
HJMPTY BJNPIl IN PERSON.
suTror1s'd bJ hts 1wH council with h- brother, the
{. X F0X
He vi a5JET JETy = ~ - WfTr vJ1 r.IS , PeI,pime y oil
A Pull T'Htonimic ComPany-l5 people in al.
GIsni CorTs OF SpeGla & s'lsLH rSFPIle, in all
TribG!ati"ns- Erery thing complete as Pll{1d IA
New York. Jfnll6t
SAyILLE's NATIONAL THEATER.
MONDAY. JANUARY II. IS-s, every evening
during the week aud >ATj RDfl MATINEE.
The DISTINGUISHED ACtT-~s and Authore-s
OLiN 4 LOGAN.
In her comedy rewritten ant reconstructed hy
WITf size. a-g..
SIRI: or. SsFHiBIer life at Long Branch.
Produced with and elaborate scenery. sup Tl
EaTIifnFr and c.stGTr and admirable east. eHnbrlc
inC Misses Jennie Anderson. May Gallagher Anali9
Harris y Die Juu-~. Nina Cruliin~, Me-srs U,r,I
i.r.t'rs Fleming Daily, PaTkhuT-t- Gwinnett aud
fhfpAY. BENEFIT OF OLIVE LOGAN.
ONLY IT RI MNTINEE SATURDAY II , clock
SCAT Box office, and BTal Adams
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 90
EMILY SuLDENE- Janll5t
rI'HEATER QUE.-M Monday. J1aRrry
u IL t~sTg Aszaf aud Wednesday aEf SIiaEf1y Nh
brilliant aggregation uf star Artists, who
make their nr-t aIp.4r1UC" 10 -hlHgtOu audi
,ncc-Ae->rs. ta-sIm AMI FritZ Patti Rosa. Kitty
sharp Robert scott and III. everett Sisters. Pro
uucti"n u 81" ErtaI swallow PautomtIue, euhraC-
ing al "a Ine nC,t laughah- situations ever Wit
-s-<Efd Positively the lt-t week If The great EuT!,
Iean sensation Les grqu-tte- PsTl-i-Ene, also,
iasf week the very ls-t PaTl9T Minstrel Entertain
ment ever witnessed IA Washington. IsnllSl
NENDELsSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB,
1V1 OE BU>TpNr
At Congregational ChTrCh.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. January l3th,
Assisted D. Mis- FANNIE }. KELLOGG. the
charming soprano.
Admission - cents Rc-erAed seats at Ellis with
ont extra charge. Janll 81
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\ NATIONAL Board OF PCBLIC WORK.
PBoPOSEp-Tiie 'Gil introduced i'm the House
Of EePrc>nntatjV to-day by Mr.. Butler. of
Mass. proposes the e~iabIi iShmeut ut the seat
OF government OI "a Board OF Public Works
whose dTtie~ shall be The preservation and
construction of all public buildings and other
public works. except military and naval cS-
tabllShmenJS. The board j. To- consist OF "a
commiSS;0ner supervising architect. ami a
supervising engineer. the duties OF which are
specified in The bill The clerical force OF the
board = fixed a. follows. One chief clerk. vino
shall act aS commissioner in the abs nee Of
that officer. four clerks OF class four four Of
class three; five OF class two; Two OF class
enc; twO cOpyIst> and TWO messengers.
ENCcTRAG ENENT TO RAILROAD ENTER
PEfNF.-Ihe bin which passed the House
y5eiertlay giving the right OF way To rait-
roads on the public Lands. provides that the
public lan,jS shah be- granted to any rOsl
duly organized under state OF territorial law
or act of Congress. To the extent oi 100 feet on
take from adjacent public lands mater il /.
earth. stone and lumber necessary for the
construction OF the road; siSO ground lOr sta
tjOnS. not exceeding twenty acres for each
station. 10 the extent o. one station to each
ten miles OF road; also that the several stat
through which any railroad hereafter con
Structctl may pass. receiving the advantages
of this act shall have the power To determine
and fix the rate OI passenger ami lTCiS 1T
traffic
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AMUSEMENTS.

S.AVILLE.S NATIONAL THEATER.
FOUR NIGHTS AND ONE NlTISEE ONLY
>OLDENE.
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THE BEECHER TRIAL.
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An APPROPRIATIoN NEEDED. - The
Controller of Currency has written a letter
10 the chairman OF the House Committee on
Appropriations asking for a deficiency ap-
pTlatiOn Of ~2l6 .DU9. on account of additional
expenses entailed on his office arising out oi
jhe national currency act AT the laS SeS-
sion Congress empowered extra labor in the
office without making the necessary appTo-
priatiOn TO meet the expenses.
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OUR CLAIM 0N SPAI7.-The United States
iiaS declined 70 accept the proposition made
hy SPAIN for payment OF the indemnity for
citizens executed in tiI5 NirginiuS affair. and
e modification OF the terms of ps ynfcnt pro-
Lo>ed by spain J. expected at an early dav.
Tie claim Of England was settled by the
payment ot 1JJ FOR each white British sub
jecj eNcCH-ed. and t3d9 for each cols red sub
Jcct. Inc iOtdi pay ment To Great Britain
amounted 10 u .10n. aud il was pTou,rf iv maid
lhe same pTOpO>ii ion v as m5dCsSo the United
States. hut declined upOn the g,6und ;hat our
goNcEnment would not consent 10 any dis
elimination i'm the rates of pay an account of
color. II y expected at the State depG r:IAeni
that spain viii az an early day propose a
new rate, which shall be the same Tor All
classes Ui citizens executed.
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ACCIDENT TO MCCH RESPECTED CGTI-
ZEN.-Wc regret TO learn that Mr.. q. King
man, in former years the distinguished and
widely known correspondent ofthe Baltimore
SJ1l, Charleston tOtIieT, and New York
journal Of Commerce. fell on the ice as he was
entering his own house on Saturday evening.
and sustained severe injury. Dr. Toner. his
physician. has not aS yet been able 10 make
q thorough examination OF the case in con
sequence of the pain which such an eMamina-
ton would mflict upon his patient.
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LOUISIANA AGAIN.

SOME MORE PUBLIC OPINION.
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CRAND PROMENADE CONCERT

Admission - cents Reservri Saats, - cents,
NaTren th.,lte q Cos Book >tuT-. Sil P-nr-yI
pania avenue. hear Iuth street laug- u
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AUTHORIZATIONS FOR PCBLIC BUILD
INCS AND GROUNDS The House Committee
on Appropriations yesterday disposed of so
much OF the Suudry civil appropriation bill
as apPertanS TO the public buildings and
grounds in Washington. The following
amounts for the purpose indicated We're al
iGwed-For filling the grounds south % the
Executive Mansion. $1,000: Smithsonian
grounds. SlO,OOi: competing. the reserva ton
between 81 and 9th streets. $1,000. care of
greenhouse in propa eating garden. St5,e0O;
care OF Lafayette square, and removal OF iron
fence and replacing il with posts and chains,
- 600; repair of fences. ~ .G0J care and repa il
Ji seals. l0oD, for 300 nek seats, - 400 hire q
hor>es and carts and purchase of manure
$500: removing snow and ice, II 900; trees
and plants, $50 cages Snd boxes for spar
rows, $50, abating nuissnces, 81 900; remov-
lbs ail3nthuS trees, 500; care and repair of
tOusttaiDS, 5000; completing monument
grounds 10000; improving the grounds, re-
IairinS fences, &c, Executive Mansion,
tive Mansion. SIS 900; repair of the navy yard
and upper bridges. - 900; repairs of watar
pipes aud fire plugs. $4,000; the Washington
aqueduet, >2sO,I7s; (this includes s2oo.ooo for
bullolDE stone dam across the Virginia
channel of the Potomac river. from the end
OF the present dam 10 the Virginia shore:)
Improvements at Winder's building. 800
fountain and watchnan's lodge IN Judiciary
square. -5.GC0.
The following items were stricken out -
tof approaches Ia bridge to be built by the
baltimore and Potomac railroad bridge over.
Gth street. 5000; Improvement of the lake.
5000 new marble fountain, 18th street circle,
$3.50; improving the circle at the junction
OF Massachusetts, Connecticut and New
hampshire avenues. 5000 improving Stan
ton place, $1,000; statue Of Lincoln for Lin
com park. $4,000; purchase of triangular
square west of square 62i, and south of square
StS, 81 oSi; improving same, 5000; filling
and improving reservation ON Missouri av-
enue, $1,000; replacing iron fence around the
square ON Pennsylvania avenue, between
3,th and 2ist streets. with post and chain,
siy59a
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SkATE>

SKATES
SKATES
TGLL ASSORTMENT FOR
LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN
Wi..b sid al Factory Prices.
a.. RUPERT.
Iahll-5 403 7rH STREET W
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EXANINE THE S5 BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
IL Now SELL FOR 81.
The 81 GLASSE for One Dollar
The : D. G..li Frame GLASSES for So DSS
The 81 zTHEEMOMETER for :
ii IL. HEMPLER, Optisian,
sep2 fy 43S Penn=y lysnis ave, cor. A.. Il.
NoTICE-Gentlemen's aai Boys Suits Coat
v Pants and Nests-wil be made reasonable by
Mrs hAGRUDER, TailoTess, kO. 81 I0ih street
between l. and NJ northwest. lsn.-3ts
STORAGE.-GO0Ds received on Storage M the
- AnCtion and Commission House O! IA II ZIM-
AERAAS = son, SO 7lh street. sscsI ~
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\IENDELssOHN QTTNTETTE CLUB,

WI UF BU~IUN-
AZ Congregational JhurCh.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January l3th,
Assisted D. Miss FANNIE }. KELLOGG. the
charming soprano.
Admission. . cents. Re-erAed seats at Ellis with
ont extra charge. JanlI 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05
MR.. UALSTEADS VIEWS.
EVIDENCE OF JOSEPH RICHARDS AND HENRY {
BOWEN SOT CONSIDERED No DfrOPIANT.

EVIDENCE OF JOSEPH RICHARDS AND HENRY c.
BOWEN sOT CONSIDERS D No IapOPTAST.
Griilin Ii. Halstead, one OF the Jurors who
pOmu,ey refused Friday to give any Information
10 the standing opinions Of the fury, visited again
saturday By reporter Of TnH TRIBUNE. Mr.. Hal
stea0 wac found IN the oice Of tho Hssead Mann actur
fng Company at No - Cn-st, aud was very unwilling
10 BAY ing with reference to what bad occed dur
IN. tine that the jury under guard He had
read the interviews with other members Of the Jury
which were printed ~ The TRIBUNE, but lie did not
ei0er that any why he should depart from tho
eit or letter Of the resolution which had been adopted
by do Jury Tie following conversation taercupOn
sued:
RepoTter-weil. Mr. Halstoaf. have Won any objections
~ expressing yOnr personal Op Mons OF the bearing OF
te prominent witnesses and Of vaIiOas important
points ia the testimony!
kir HalNcad-It his been stated that the resolution
With the dgymen formed not L. disclose what occurred
S. o course OF their discussions passe, III order T.
s!rh TIC minority. That IS moi IL proposed by
oc OF tie majority, and designed to prevent Of
u. naUrty, who inclined to be VOubie, from telling
az Thai hal fosen place
Pepoifer-nr. HaIstead, what thought Of Mr..
If-lAer's he aiing while In the W.tness.chaiYl
Bff HGlsieadI knew very hide about 1r Beecher-l
bad never heard him preach but twice-and Couldn't
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Ar- CAsr.S OPINIONS.

SSH.
80 .,-
fACi lOh N't>' Mo' LION h'lD"N'H'
II CASE The second iuTOr. said that he
wOnN prefer hnh 10 answer any 4's'."''' 81 al '
mon what ho lad published In The papers ilht
r,oin, lie had hecolc convinced thai there was very
-, "a. -. j.. -, =, - No.. ,.ri ~ ,,ro,,;s..
h' "''e'h ~ nc Pi~''N =" any "''A Wv" W 1'
H. said thGt h s. had some regard "r MS own ""rh
spf therefore would only answer generally oua sOas
=, =, -, ...,t =, 49,, ;,,. ,.,'r, .,,I .,
70 "h''crS VIM" =" "a " i''' W ''O 'u'' 0'' ~ ''
n1tiiTs OF the si.l aug ~ the july.
HI, own ounion A. 20 tie Letter OF ContrtOn" was
=, 80. - ....... . 80 -. . .
'''' "Ae'' - WIS IL" ""s'a VI '~"i'.' " "'ii"o' v"
tscs ana was ciss used N very dcl"e manner Many
,( fha i1nlcn thought tha as Mr Bcecher talked very
. -, -, ,,, -, ,,,,.t. ,.,,f.,, ~, =, I .,,,. ,,,-
' e"" "''Vl 'N'''''N"'' "'"N" ''N' '' ~ Wv"
MI t..,fJI Gown at III These omissions might have
I'D H. r, r r,,onif- - .,e d.,u.nant l. vyas Not
~ -. -. .
,,.or,pea taken down ny NJ Mouitun to Guide him n
a, .opad 10 n i,y both sd. but TJtc Ws tastn upon
n at my filnC IS s,uar.tc issue.
a MISSING or de~rovt Letter Of Comics ion Ivy Mrs
TIL 20. followed b. the rore1i0n. and then tue -n-e-
t'c 20 rGs.ut,ipu Wtio III considered i1i r., ana the
,,.t 9reu 20 V ~ ciir rotir'iy Ttcr" VIZ icc-
ipg tlas ~'c c'apsr1i e conduct coud not
Ic rlied upon "a a'y way ~ cr'de1cc. ! she ha hce
Y.f on The whites. st..3. s0ut explanation OF nj,
ina't.r i.'t hs.o tc,n a. iincd lie Ior and he
-, believed The trfla iI,-wag lr.rOrs 0 leaning
,Ic ,,l.oL. il,il, f o co-c ie nt moi know tho law
n e ,,,.r,t a. 4, Inc admission ot her 1, . nlony a.
evi,.o,co
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HAMILTON COLLEGE,
RAISING MONEY TOR THE COLLEGE THE NEw
FRESHMAN CLASS.

FRESHMAN CLASS.
IRON sPECfN CORRESPONDENT OP THE TaIBUSE.l
CLINTON, July "a Committee Of three, of
which Gen Goorce N. Divcn OF Elmira is Chairman.
been appointed by the trustees Of Hamilton College
10 raise money To meet tho pressing wants Of the col
lego. Gen. Ditcn presided az the aitesdnner meeting
OF the Alumni, AMI presented his plan for raising the
amount required among the Alumni lie thinks tho
money should be pledged IN instancnts, anu from tho
spirit Of te meeting 1t il likely that many such pledges
VIII be secured.
The outlook for the next year is very favorable Thirty
nine persons have already been admitted to the Fresh
Glass and usually large addition to their numbers
Is made In the Ial The action ~ the trustees by which
optional studies introduced into the curriculum Is
intended ~ meet the wants or thosc who unable
pursue thing but ecicn ir course. Tn5 college
trustees ARE not al present able "a Introduce special
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scientific department but tho tendency is that way pr
Peters viii bo assisted by j. q. Porter, VINO since nis
Graduation In 1873 has been pursuing astronomical
studies in Europe Dr. Peters by this mean5 WIN ne en-
allied IN make the computations connected with ~, 90
seryations both OF solar phenomena and the transit OF
Venus In tho rhetorical department the characteristics
of the college oratory will guarded with special ea
oI,sy and mo drill wi he received by the students out
side OF the college trainers The Professor OF Rhetoric
will give drill to the upper classmcn, and thcy III TURN
will train the under cassrnen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05

Iropery devoid that element which End 40 frequently IN
Judicial utraaces. the moIazng and srmonizDg eiemon
IT'S place which IL entirely ONT % pltf on
tte bench. Taken whole Judge NtlHor charge -
nole which ntsi piUs Judges Ay vel Inmate Du "Vn
tAey vi. ind difficulty In excell.ng.
THE reporter asked Judge Nelson II be knew anything
Of The rumor that DsiieAtoruey Brtton proposes 10
enter ao prosequi in the Of the criminal indct
ments OF Mr. Tilion aud Mr.. Moulton which baVo no"
been pending about year. Ho said that while he khe"
nothing uovc,y about IT, he did not believe II true.
MI Bril- ton ia in the country. AMI could nor no Hc
toned tho subject. lad y Nelson does not t 't
there win be retris Of air. Tons suit against Mr.
iiceebor.
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cnMMrNrs OF THE rREss-


Fr5il Tie y }D,r Ets''
Upon the formal trial Of tHr ego, ~ Judge
Nelson's cnargr 10 iio iuy Inadc clear tnt sc,ler ms
utterly liiiCd prOu0r ono sincc 5hr,i ot oHtVc,
direct cyii"nr U.r IA lie -.r"f 90 even CrciL f.Htl
cvi,lcirc uJ;hinr bn Trfe nrcsGdpti,e, and ou Nr.
Irrclcrs part in,si yOu2rY eyiynco ~ support thc
accu.ition UroG wien Ia. i'iA ctSe as. Iac fuly
r'n1 t'.~ ny jnrr di gree licut 1na ainiin. t'is.
i.ry pr"lireill, ar!if lie Hc iil 81" 81" C.nrrc
hroIe!li az, ,, AIni f. th,s ,.ai. Iit il rs means
follows his tiat IN" 4 ii rant sans Restored 10y
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i,cd in the respect and confidence oi 80 Ann
Irsn people h,eOlc tlls disgusting scandal hrr n.
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.soi-ioy n.tlis july ile ~ ca. Is a. Nj. Err
IN their gross 0nc. accusation AGAINST iiir- ,tc-
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JAMES II. MARI,
23l6 9Th st. First ASS Postmaster Gen
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, 1879

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, 1871.
After suffering for two years with the
distressing disease known as Rheumatism,
and Having tried great maLy remedies
without effect became entirely discour-
aged and faithless in all Remedies, but
through the persuasion OF friend pur-
chased two bottles of Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy of Messrs Helphenstine aud Bent
ley, at the same time remarking that hal
no faith in it whatever; nevertheless,
tried il according to directions, and 70 my
great surprise, after taking three doses,
was able to walk comfortably without
the use of cane. My hands were so bad
ly effected as to be almost useless. am now
able to follow my usual occupation nearly
AS we'll as ever | am satisfied this medi-
cine will cure rheumatism IN all its forms.
A Il who may be afflicted try itand be sat-
isfied GEO. w. TICHENOR,
No. llOs Maryland Avenue.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. Is.
We cheerfully state that Mr.. Tichenor
is in our employ, and can fully endorse his
statement as to his improvement in health
JNO. WELLSTOOD,
President Columbian Bank Note Co.
GEO. 7 JONES. Wee President.
w. w. WORDEN, Trustee
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STATE of West Virginia:

W the Clerks Office Of County Court
Of Berkeley County, the oath day Of
Jane, 1875.
William Il. Geyer,
vs.
William q. Werner and Joseph Ems
minger.
The objecs Of this suit is to obtain
Judgment against the said Defendants,
FOR the sum of $161.37, with interest
Ghereon from the 18th of May, 1876
until paid, and the costs in this behalf
expended.
And it appearing on affidavit filed in
Ehis suit, that the said Defendant, Jo-
s,eph Ensminger, is not resident of
aIij6 State, be is hereby req ufred to APP
ssear within four weeks after the date of
xhs Grst publication Of this Order, and
do what is necessary TO protect his in
1crests.in this matter.
G. w DOLL, Clerk.
HALEDhAN, Attorney.
june rs, IeTE--atw