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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-22

SOLE AGENcY.-w. r. Wilson is sole |
agent for San Francisco Post, Daily En-
Salt Lake Tribune and Eureka |
Sentinel. Also dealer in California and |
New York newspapers, school books.
stationery, music, cigars and tobacco, |
Press Wand's Saloon. If
Tbs immense sales of Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar proves that the
people consider it the only sure remedy
for coughs and colds and all pulmonary
diseases. Sold by all druggists. Pixies
Toothache drops cure in one minute.
DAILY ENTERPRISES, San Francisco
Post, Sentinel, S. F. Call, Salt Lake
Tribune and S. F. Courier sold by
W. R. Wilson, dealer in music, music
paper, school-books, reading matter,
cigars and tobacco, at Press Wand's
Saloon. II
Ice Ice ! IcE Us. B. Martina once
more announces himself as being in the
field with a large supply of fine, clear
ice, which will be sold at reasonable
price. Leave orders at Fulks & Nc
Alpin's.
The man who stopped the stage on
Friday night must have been drinking
some of Cryus Mobiles celebrated whisky
to get up courage to face a double
barreled shotgun.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to J. j. Halpin e. Co., who employ
none but 6rst-class workmen. tt.
REoErvEp.-A book containing de-
scription of the Andersonville Prison
Pen, etc. W. II. WILSON.
The "boys' of Phoebe have been bust.
ly employed since payday in drinking
the celebrated Cyrus Noble whisky. 1w
FULL assortment of groceries and pro-
visions at T, C, Poujade's, Meadow Val
ley street. If.
CoaNAo, brandy, fine whisky, HOLLAND
gin, and old Jamaica rum, at T. c. Pou
iade's. IF
FRESH imported Cigars just received
by W. r. WILSON.
AM prepared to make contracts Il
furnish ice. [2t W. r. WILSON.
HAVE Saw-dust to sell.
II w. r. WILSON.
IMPORTED sherry, port and claret wine
at Poujade's. If
, House to rent on Lacour street W
r. Wilson. If
A house to rent. W. R.WILsoN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-22

Miss Mary E. Smith, q Brooklyn belle,
is dear. She is very expensive luxury,
if she brings as much at auction as she
rates herself at. She went into Peter
Mallon's floral depot to buy a nosegay.
Mallon, the florist, supplied her with one,
and offered to pin it on her sacque.
While doing this he, with his natural
taste for flowers, couldn't help entwining
Miss Smith in his arms and kissing her.
The lady Indignantly tore of the nose
gay, dashed it on the floor, and swept out
Of the depot in rage. She had Mallor
arrested for assault, and has since insti
tuted suit for $4,000 damages. Mallor
had the use of Miss Smiths lips q sec
ond, and she thinks it was worth S., 900
Dear Miss Mary E. Smith! Mallon will
Of course try to prove she is not wortl
such figures, and her true value will b
adjusted at public auction.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-22

CONVINCE man against his will, Of
the same opinion" that Panaca Saloon
set out fine liquors and fragrant cigars
for One Price, One Bit!! I'm
De. j. s. HAMMOND has established an
Office over the State Bank. Residence
Z. Il. Clute's house, Cedar street.
DESIRE that orders for ice be left at
Press Wand's Saloon; in Bullion, ct
Gillan's Saloon. W.-R. WILSON.
IF
FRESH Garden Seeds at G. r. Alexan-
der's Drug Store.
BEST brands Of Tobacco and cigars 81
Poujade's. IT
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-22
,ycIsco STOCK REPORT
SAN FaAscrsco. April 81.
MORNING SALES.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 81.
MORNING SALES,
s75 ophirma % 9sa So. So. 1914 iOb3 s9s
~ aonid 4 Curry-1Ia rs
~ past Belcher-o29 o+,4 % oo4<
w poeeiIiafarnia-s3S4 $50 50 50 oSs
~ Ssysge-l7 1917 -.
~ San y;rginis-Tih AZ - ,o,,,-
LOB S1 ,'a,,ar potosi-lO2S l03 III. lOI lU5Do
;sS Yale 4 Norcross.oo %
IS Crown Crown I Iscket-si 3iA SOA sOs 30. 3lh
~ fhT,rn e 81 5s 50 5's Oh 5soSo
90 ksn sls9 sss SIX s7s4ssS 6sAbso
I s1o PeIcher-30s 80 Sun
sSS Conideuce-2l
,s,s sierra Nevada-20A ~ Eo-
$40 Utsh-23
% ~ P P1rrcihe1uer-23H % 2Ib3O 23A
is5 Oyerman-eS ~ ~
az Justice-2sa % -
so succor-S -1
,,SS Union Con-1Ib l'H us
40 adv Bryan-a \
56( Julia-l3h l3a l'74 1919
,SSS Gsledonia-9a ga
Low AFTERNOON SAILS
N Meadow yalley-2a
On RAYMOND Ely-loa
100 Eureka Cons
az BeImont-l4 ~
I0O prussisn-lS
mss Leopard-3A 1 ia
800 Alps
ia Ciiia-lA Ia
400 Hussey-N
s9s Gen Thomas-2H
200 Metallic-3S
10 Msnsheld-3Oc
so COso Cons
% silver Hill-9A
100 Challenge ~ 10
l5O New Coso-l 9Cc
400 Golden Chariot-3h 3k
80 South Chariot-a
100 Knickerbocker-s
$50 Baltimore COM
1855 New York Con-ls
14O Occidental-4A
500 Tyler-4O
$50 Alta-5H
$50 Woodville-2A
500 Seq Caledonia-A
$50 KOssuth-2 IL IA
80 Lady Washington-3h
S9j Andes-3A 3 81
100 Florida-24 2
100 Silver Central-A
500 Wells Fargo-A0c =
so North Carson-h
G55 Ward-2A ~
800 Leviathan-lA
200 South Justice-2A
200 AmaZon-1h
$40 Prospects, "A
60 N Con Yirginia-lh
50 Cosmopolitan-35c
100 Trojan-1
100 BrookS-3
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-22

Among all the men who have disgraced
their name and country by connection
with great official swindles during Grant 8
administration, not one has had touch
of the old Roman in him. They have
the ability to steal by millions, but they
have all lacked the courage, when found
out, to put themselves outside of half an
ounce Of strychnine.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-22

Jefferson Davis will sail for Europe on
the first of May. He will pass some six
or eight months in London and on the
Continent to promote the establishment
Of direct trade with the cities of the
Mississippi Valley.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-22

Mr.. Kenealy, NJ. P, of Tichborne trial
notoriety, proposes to make q lecturing
tour in the United States.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-22

A French writer says not an American
in ten has handsome chin. But, in
nine cases out Of ten, what he lacks in
chin he makes up in cheek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
The Trial Of Gen. Rabe0ck.

- -
After our telegrsphic report of the PRO
ceedlngs OF tine trial in tie BabcOck case
closed on SATURDAY, Col. Brolhead continued
hls argument for the prosecution. He argued
mat tHe dispatches admitted in testimony
connected defendant with the conspiracy
ahc that The explanation whicl the PEeSi
dent and Supervisor Tuition gave for the re
vocation OF the order for the change Of SUPER
VlSors were not at all sufficient. There were
other and mere powerful influences brought
10 bear, and tie KigeuCisS OF the case seemed
10 be such that the President stepped down
from his high position to interfere with the
dutles OF one OF the department ofiicers The
order was revoked the day after joyce te!e-
graphed 10 BabcOck 10 ''push things" As
10 MsSLl, the letter carrier, whom he Re
ferTed 10 as manufactured and trained wit
ness, he said that his accurate memory as To
details 10 which he desired to testify: his re-
markable foTgetfulnesS as to hundreds of
persons 10 whom he had returned letters, and
ms admission of having committed those nm
lawful acts, proved Linn a most contemptible
falsifer.
MI Storrs replied for the defense. claiming
that though the greatest preparations had
been made for this trial only three wretched
meaniD gless dispatches had been adduced To
prove defendants guilt; that their apparent
mysterious import were in Joyces own pc
culiaf vein, and that Joyce ALWAYS did at
tach more importance TO his dispatches than
anybody else. He denounced the charge
against bis client as wicked and cruel, Re-
lore concluding Mr.. StOrrs was taken I'll with
pdlpltatiOn OF the heart, and the court ad-
iOurued over until tO-dav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
The Dynamite Fiend.
A MAN OF MYSTERY.


The New York Herald prints a fun Alb
stract OF the report OF the German authOri-
ties on the dynamite plot and says:-The
annals OF crime contain few stories SD inter
eslIng or SO terrible. Especially is this true
SO lar rs the narrative is a history OF the man
by whom the plot was conceived Thomas
was In many respects man of mystery. II IS
true name Is unknown TO the world, and
strange 10 say, was not even known 10 his
vile. His business he kept a profound secret
rom her, and he spoke ever 10 her I'm terms
OF mystery. be travelled TO nearly every CITY
IN Europe and crossed the Atlantic To and
from New York without so much as giving
her hint OF his purposes. Yet il was plain
thaL he was reasonably happy in his mar
rage and that he loved his wife and children
More than this he was a man of some refine
meht, and not even the German police can
IN upon him any associations OF n doubtful
or oisreputable kind. NTH all these
thlngs IN his favor IT is only too evil
oehI thst Tor years he was meditating
crimes of the most terrible CHARACTER
and went about the commission of them
WIN composure and method which marx
him as fiend. To him human life was So
cheap that he was willing wantOnly 10 sacri-
nee III that he might dishonesty acquire a
lew dollars. Only monster could carry
sucn design into execution. and il is hari
10 conceive how even a monster cOUld CON
celVe IL. If we look for the motives which
prompted his acts we look almost in vain
The mid-Ocean is a new field for the EXPLOITS
OF new species of criminal. Most men who
llNe by murder are witnesses to their own
deeds. This man preferred that his death
dealing work should be done out OF his siyhf
ana In way that the world should never
Know either OF the criminal or his crime
~ Is only necessary to assume that the City
OF bosion was destroyed by his terrible CON
tTlVance 10 appreciate all the horror OF mis-
pIot Tor The destruction OF the MOSel And
t toL al tnls mere Is only one explain alton
me desire 10 be rich. This man could not
lofego ms ease. bis comfort and his social
position, and to sustain these he sacrificed
eNerS th1ng IN such man there could have
heeu none Of the feelings which cnul5 con-
trol ordinary men, and be must have been
utterly without moral perceptions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

R-Centennial excursions 10 the Cnited
States, are advertised throughout Europe at
cheap rates.
R{"The Maids of Erin" is the name OF *
new female society late started In a west
ern city, the object OF watch IL benyevolence.
r7Tbe Pilot (Boston) says: "rhis session
OF parliament viii see more Irish questions
discussed than any one session since O'Con-
nell's time"
r<Late advices state that Father Tom
Burke has regslned his health, but the ra-
NOR that he is aeout 20 visit this country
lacks conhrms ton.
~The widow OF the noted and eccentric
Peter Cart wright, the Methodist Episcopal
meeting ia Pleasant Plains, H., q few days
ago.
EEK Representative Knox, of Knoxville.
Ten1., has given $1,000 to The Woolsey fund
OF Yale college recently, In addition 20 n
similar fund given before. Ee was gradua-
ted al Yale ia 1880.
1EdwGrd RoSewater. editor OF the Omaha
Bee, and a leading republican politician OF
NEBRASKA. Las been, tt a. feared, fatally
beaten with aslung shot b. the negro keeper
oi low gambling de1 that he had de-
Dounctd.
The father OF ex Senator Carl schurx
died on THURSDAY IN Illinois. He had been
III Tor several months, but being nearly ~
yesTs 0ld, his age was the worst of his die
cases HE dtsiinR utshed eon sp-ut several
csys with him hin a fec weeks ago. He
uen ketned 10 be improving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

ONE OF THE RICHMOND GAMBLERS
BREAKS JAIL.-Yesterday morning early
Andrew Muller, who was recently sent TO
Jail from the Hastings Court for exhibiting
faro, hoped over the well OF that institu-
ton and left for parts un known at least such
is the theory, for the gentleman cannot be
found. About half past o'clock the deputy
tailor went 10 visit sick prisoner, and saw
Muller sitting by the fire, in the upper part
OF the jail, II having not been considered
necessary 10 lock him up in the cell. When
he returned Muller was non est. The Jail is
undergoing repairs, and II is supposed that
when the day guard went into the interior
yard 10 unlock the cells, Muller awaited
himself OF a ladder which had been left In the
outer ' ard by the workmen, climbed to the
top of the wall and hoped over. Being
always fond OF taking hand, he proposed TO
the Patterson N. j. Assessor, who occupied
the same room with him, TO hop also, stat
ing, according TO Hands account, that q
buggy had been waiting for him for two
mornings. City Sergeant Cook has offered a
hundred dollars reward for Mullers arrest
Richmond Enquirer, 19fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
Republican Success ta the French
IlRerlans


PARIS, Feb. 2l.-Of the lG9 elections Of
which The results are known, i2s were car
D. 10y. oy repnolicaus ofvariOls shades, q by
b,hspsrdsts, III by radicals. : by legitinfsts
by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and S hy conserya,
uNes- These earlier returns being tllose Of
aS lsrge towns, VIII probably show
elauNely greater proportion OF pubIicao
successes man the districts vet 70 hear rron,
latest from the Ereach Eiectfew.
hhis co 2l-BGhet, the Vice President
OF ne Nonncii. ls defeated I'm the Department
OF Cher IL n not Vet kuown whether he ~
elected for Castel SarrNstu. In Tarn at Ga-
rome rome where ne was also candidate. Emile
OlnNler j. defeated In Var by his repu blican
competitor. Rouher is elected fro,, over
mont According To present adytceS Narolt
islls 10 secure a seat IN LaIier Montian.
n suiSsi' : elected nom The department. OF
necessary. harseilles and LYONS nave elect
Ell several extreme repu hllcans. Tonlonss
nss returned Two bonapartisis. AZ Nismes,
balagnOn, tue under secretary OF STATE in the
Duke DE BroglleS ministry. i defaatet
addingtOn H. elected: his cons ttuencv a.
MOI given, In the department 81 NorJi elo-
Itht' republican, defeats the Marqu OF Har-
rlnCour, The late president OF the GBaEe8 den
eral. Monsenil returns Hamille a Roma
ISttlst, unorrosed. 81. Omer returns De-
NsuN, republican, unopposaf. nevauN
was Sous prefet under Gam betta's govern
mert, and a former editor of the PragrcS d.
.NGld Al calais, Poissey, republican. pollet
going deputy. i.Si7; nehsyuir conservative
ItIuolcsi, -iSls. Boulogne elects Achille
Auame, bonapartist, the outgoing deputy.
The hoyaltst Victories fa spain.
MADRID, feD. 2l--Ielegrams from the
noftn announce that the rOyaitStS continue
t.elr successful progress. Gaa. Primo nj
IiNers has occUpied the Carlist forts In Ma
Narre. The greater part OF tho Carltef arm
itly AZ Esteila was captured The Carfistg
hei Ihrown a portion over the precIpiceS be-
lore the arrival OF the noyalistS.
flight ct Don Carlos.
IL is reported that bon Carlos fIaI into
france last night The CariiSt raSfsfqnee al
lolosa - expected IN be short on account 81
tie announcement now prevalent anaong
NE Csr.ists. KING Alfonso has gone n
AZcoitia. lie viii sleep 10 night az Azpei-
bend.
1T. PETERSBURG, Feb. o. Tho Grand
DuchesS Nlc0laevaua., a sister OF the Empe-
rOr, Is dead.
Another Addiction for BOacIcauft.
LONDON Fen. -' -- Toe Stafldarf 1sVs maj
among ne victims az tbe Sfrath CLYDE dis
aster was Mrs. Green, a daughter OF Dion
BOUcicault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

PRESIDENT JACKsoN's COMM ssroNER OF
INDIAN AFFAIRS DEAD.-Judge Ebert Her
ring died at 81 east 2sth street, yesterday, ia
bis ninety-ninth year. He was born in
Stratford, Conn, and came 10 New York in
childhood. he was educated In Princeton
College and was elected Judge OF the Marine
Court In 1905 and in 1917. He was also, in
1872, the first Register in this state. Charles
O'CODor studied law In his Office and James
II. Allaire, afterward the noted engineer aud
machinist, was once mis- errand boy at $50 a
year. Judge Herring headed the India Bu-
reau In Washington under President Jack
son, and was the first Commissioner of In
dian Affairs ever appointed. He was a
cousin of Gerrlt Smith, aud left an only sis
ter, an unmarried lady tweaty years Young
er than himself, who had lived with him
many years and is DOW Thought To he on her
deathbed. Bis wife died nine years agn and
bis daughter died az eighteen-N Y s.sa.
l9sh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

House by what authority and for what pnr-
pose he recently gave Instructions TO his
subordinates In relation To the testimony Of
accompliceS, thus overrnling all precedents
On motion of Mr.. Vance, (OhioO the Com
mittee on Printing was authorized to en-
poy experts during their Investigation OF
The government printing Office.
On motion OF Mr.. Vance. (O1iO.l the Com
mittee on the District of Columbia was an.
thorlzed TO y Il The testimony taken by that
mmlttee ou'1ng the present investigation.
Inc House then re Tumed the consideration
o. the bill TO reorganize the judiciary of the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
HE Markets.

BALTIMORE, FEB. 2l.-Uorton Iuigt and bsav,-
mlodlins, Ezal2x. Flour steady. Howard -trs.t
and western superhne, 5 75s8 25; DO. extra.
lOvas ~: DO. family, z5a6 20. CITY Mnls s1-
pern1e, Iea4 IS do extra 4 1885 o. do Rio brapds
eaSes 80, % family, 10. Wheat quigt ADD sIesfV-
30 western red. l.ss; Pennsy lVauia red gTal 10
msryland RCD, ll5al IS. do smbsr, 4 s2sl 81: do
Nhlte, A5Al ~ Corn STEADY aud ntm-s,uths rn
NLie, a3abz. do. yellow. Was western mixed
oIa aoit4 Oats duit but .esdy-s0u horn, s5ass.
western whlte, 4ies5, western mia ed, Ela43 RE
dull, fo9sO. Hay dul'-Ma ry aid aud PennsyivaDia
IsaSl Provisions strong ana active. POrk-2a 75
Bulk meats-thculders, s. clear rib sida- n. loose
packed; s@a9t4. Bacon-shcuiatrs l0s.; clear rib
tides, Bs aISSs. Hams. lssSals Lard steady and
sin-cIlee, iSalsas refined, l5'Eal4 Butter scare,
nIui, sud tdA auolng-Wt stern extras, s6s2s: do
nfsts, z4az3 PCtrolCE n0miuai-srude. =. ~ fn.a
a. ton, { q1let lut = sde hrner-Ri0 osrg -, ~
ala 5ODblrg g, IS Glc-a hisky very duii-Iia-.
naLr koEs- Fec. al.-Nirg1niG skies. old, 81. 6 g.
soioAied, O. Nest Virginia ?, 3: Gorth Gaze
= ;, o.e, 10, d. lew 8; DO. special tex, bid =
NEW NoRG. FEB. "a -stocks dun. Monev e.
Oold IL. kNchapge. long, $50, shOrt, asu5s c.. a.
meBts active aul strOns
NEw IoRK, Feb 2i.-Flaur dlll ard dscIipfag.
wheat quiet AID hsayy. Corn duu aud CHANGE
LONDON, FEB. n. l2S D. m-1he rate ~ dis-
eount IN the open marx 81 Tor three mon tbs bills IL
s7sasas per cent which r. ts'f per cent bslos the
bank rate Cons.ls, - Jig For money: 9sR tor ths
New York Central l0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

WINsLow, THE FORGER.-A detective.
chaIACd Nth the papIrs Necessary 10 secure
the eXtIadition OF Winsluw, the forger, sail d
On Saturday for Liverpool. winslow ex-
presses Willingness TO return to Boston and
answer for his offences without going through
the forms required by the extradition treaty.
Mrs. Winslow has arrived in London, and is
In neat distress. Her baggage has been
seized with the money and bonds she had I'm
her possession, so that she is without any
means 0f sunD0rf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

A VIRGINIA democratic paper having
asked Congress man w. H III. Stowell why
he was absent from a recent Immigration
conference held in Washington, he has writ
ten reply: 81 was not present because not
invited, and was not invited because | was
not wanted, and not wanted because | was n
republican. No one Is more favorable to
Immigration than myself, and no one can
Zee the need OF 1t more than the northern
kIIfIGr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

A MUCH MARRIED MAN IN JAIL.-Con-
stable Van Allen, of Paterson. yesterday AT
ternoon, arrested Peter Van Zyle at Wor-
tendyke. II is charged That he married a
woman IN PaSSafc. and six years a 20 Oh
tanned divorce in Indiana. In Septem Der.
ness, with whom he elOped and went sourb
On tse return, IL is alleged, Van ZvIe de-
serted his bride. On last Christmas dan he
welded Miss Mary Jane Corlough of Pater-
son. Van - les first wife is the complain
ant " !. Sun l9fh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

EIGHT DEATHS ~ OsE HOUSE PROM
DIPHTHI RIA The Blue Ridge BLADE, "a
North Carolina paper saws in this w. lx;s
Issue: ''The people OF Morgantown, Hickory
and the city of Charlotte think themselves
peculiarly unfortunate in the number of
oeathS from diphtheria, but they have never
hnen Blessed cCmnsr-.' % .NHssA SCOTT -
the back country. We are tod that up 969ut
the RichlaDds, in the edge OF Caldwell aud
Watsuga, for fifteen miles square there ig
scsfcely child left. There were eight d "a tbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

STARVED HIMSELF TO DEATU-A re-
markable Gaze of starvation OccarTeI nea-
r. kader. La. a few days ago. in the death OF
samuel Hess. Some months ago Hess built
house on his farm ard went ia dsbt fe "
hurdred collars for material. a suit was in
STUFFED To recover the amount. Since the
commencement OF the action, Hess has re-
FUSED all food, and few days ago died, after
goingf for three weeks without food OF any
Kind. III is thought that, after the suit was
commenced, Hess became deran ed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

A MTLLFRITE's SUICIDE BENJAMIN lem
rings. Of Wilsonviiie. Conn, hung himself
In his barn on Sunday afternoon. He ar
ranged scaffold on the barn floor, resting
one end upon prop, and after adjusting The
rope, which was tied to the arm overhead
krOck ed the prpp away. He was discovered
by his Wife a short time afterwlrd. and she
eat nm down; but in her excitement and
flight she ran for the neignbOrs before slack
ing the moose, and before assistance arrived
life was extinct. He was about 60 years Old.
and leaves wife and one son. a few wears
ago he became Millerite and went crazy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

CHARGES AGAINST A MINIsTER.-Rev.
r. T. Green, the English church minister at
Ailsa Craig, has been lodged In jail charged
with forging Endorsements on a note which
was discounted at the Exchange Bank.
Messrs. Christopher Il Lewis and Richard
Blackwell, whose names he is charged with
placing on the note, laid the information up
on which Green was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

BRoADwAY.-The small retail business is
again creepiDg into the lower part of Broad
way. Between Trinity church and Bowling
Green there is now one gentlemen's furnish
ing store, one house furnishing store, one re-
tell grocery and one trunk store. A few
small stores are opening In the lower part of
Wall street.-TN Y Letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

SECRET VOTING is gradually "American-
ling" the electoral system Of Great Britain
instead Of Offering himself TO the electors
the candidate in large cities is henceforlh
likely TO be nominated by a convention
This IL appears from cur London letter. was
The case at Manchester. where jacob Bright
was MADE the Liberal nominee. His election
last week proves that the Liberals acted
wisely in combining their forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

A VICTIM OF THE "RrNG."-A. c. Van
Philadelphia, Friday, committed suicide
the same night. When discovered be was
hanging by rope from ring In the celliag
of his roona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

A DAUGHTER LEFT Our IN THE COLD
The will OF the wealthy land owner, Lorain
Tremain of Woodbridge, N. J., is contested
ters and an estate valued a. 5000 He
made 20 provision for one OF the daughters,
and she Is lighting for her share.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

The Powhattan Iron company, operating on
the James river In Virginia, and OF which
Gen. W. +. Bartlett, of Massachusetts,, is
president, has officially notified its ere titors
of q suspension of payment of said company.
They allege as one of the causes Of their fail
ure the suspension of the Tredegar works al
Richmond