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CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND pAYro,

CINCINNATI, RICHMOND AND CHICAGO.
Depot, Fifth aud Hoadv. Time, 7 minutes fast.
Chicago Mall. ........ 7:SOA.M. sA0P.M. s:3oP.M.
Richmond Ex. ,...... 6;SlP.M. 10 30A.M. e35P-N.
Chicago Elk daily -. 7:uSP.M % 35A.M. 7.30A.A N.
CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND INDIANAPoIIs.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadlv. Tlme.7 minutes fast.
IndianaDolis Elk. 7;S0A.M. II 2oP.M. Il sop H.
Ft. Wayne Ex ...... 7:3OA.M. l00uP.M. 3:45P.A.
I,aa hsGEia .55is * P 5er.M 3 sSss a.
Peoria Ex. lex sat.) 7O5P.M. 1SOe II. s:49A.M.
tsH GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
.Depot,Fifth aud Hoadly. Times7 minutes fast.
Grand Rapids Nail u :aOA.M. 9aOP.M. s5ep m
Grand 9sl Zap kapids Ex 7obp.M. s:S5A.M. @45A.n
COLUMBUS. MT. VERNON AND cLEvKLAND.
Depot Front and Kiigour. Time z minutes IS fast.
Cleveland Ex ........ S:OOA.M. 8:00P.M. 7:45P.M
Mt, Vernon Elk -. :s0p m 2;50p.m. Sasp.m.
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The Band succeeded admirably in the case OF
chronic rheumatism, for which gotit l re-
commend it most cordially for sucn. -+I
ST. GEO. w. TEACKLE, Md, "a
-l rr LIS Park avenue, Baltimore.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA Park KERsBURG.
DeDot, fear!-and Plum. Time, Z minutes fast,
Grafton Mall ,....... 6:O1A,s. 2:3OP.M. S29P.n
ra!t. Ex daily -. 9:30A.M 7:l5P.M. e:4aA.M
baltimore Ex dhy NQOp.m, 6:3aa.m. 6;2sp.nY
BALPIMoREASDo OHIO, VIA ooLUsIBUs.
Depot, kilgour and Front. Time, 7minutes fast.
Baltimore Ex daily. 8:O0A.M. IS JOPLIN. sa0A.M
Baltimore Ex. .....,. :3Op.M 25UPM, 6:a6PM
Wheeling Ex... S:sOp.m. 5:OOa.m. II :00a.m
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CALIFORNIA. O.

The PANORAMIC at she Hall las evening
gave pretty general satisfaction.
Mr.. j. l.. Yourtee and wife win start
for the Mountains In a fewsdays for the
ben nsfit of their health.
The Odd-fellows are talking of having
ano,her picnic at Parker Grove on the
sth Of August. Che Fourth OF July was
not success financially.
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.Receipts. !
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-06

CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND INDIANAPoIIs
Depot. Fifth and Hoadv. Time7 minutes fast
, 1876-04-11

An Enrncat Defense OF Enis Character
by Ome a7 tho ExO,vteTN.

An Ehricat Dcfcnse OF EEis Character
hY Ono 81 tho G30svfcFA.
C1EcISNAyl. O., April 10.-Ths Enquirer TO-
morrow morning xi'l contain h rspor. Of ~ 10
tsrviow with George r. Bomier, oue Of tho heirs to
tho Bowler eataso and General 1tauager Of tho
Kentucky Central Railroad. in references 10 The
administration Of the Bowler cstate, in which
tho Hon. George II. pcndle.on haa bscn accused
of taking advantage Of minor heirs. III. Low
Ter said:
WAS member Of tic Board Of Control .. ths
Kentucky Central Railroad 1t the time The Ar,augo-
aNent nato liking aIr. renieton't tomJ4shFatioa
for collection Of the claim aCatust tIo Government,
and II met with my hearty coueent aud full approval
Ny mother, tn her o~h intescas and ~ guardian Of
the Two mor children. consulted. athough that
vas not obligatory according 10 The article, Of Asauca-
ton OF the Kentucky Central Railroad, and It's A.
rangcmens was unbestatin9ly souf,e7ned by her.
Tie settlement made by aff. Foundation for the road
was entirely satsfsetory 10 u. and Il now. u,
brother, now within few months sl his mr.
toTIy, las expressod himself In the most positive
iers "a the justice OF tho compensation. sud
1ssi. sinos that time III. rendoson hs, lid eh.ses
of tho esta.s and separate property Of my mother. liz
has sacrificed his convenience, private interests. snt
The practice Of hls professon At ths time of M
not by the sacrifice Of vaiuabls securities, but b
money taIsetl by Mr. Pendlctou on hts tndiFlduA
credit aud tbs rlcdss Of hls private fortune Th1i
continued for years. Hovera law suls involving largt
amounts Of money and very intricate questions ueF
lending At the tEle Of my fathers death. No one cas
apfrscAfe-axcept those 3ntescAted and who lived IL
daily intercourse With Sir. Pendleton--ths labar
anxiety anil unresnttting strain imposed W h,s ILL
| ceasins vigilance In heilalf Of shis trust; -.....
1'eeardlpR tho allegation thAt Alr. Pend1etoz
uEed money III prosecuting this claim nEanat tha
Government, Mr. Bowler raid l,s WAS Satisfied i.
il absolutely fa'so In oTery particular.
, 1876-04-11
LAST HOURS
sfIS DIHEAGE

opt.taf Dispdteh to Thc CHICAGO 7rtbAns%
New IonK. April 10.-Dss. White and Marcy
hago bccn Nr. Etowart's family physicians for
some years. Dr.. Whito, wbo has known him
Intimately for tho past six ytnrs, Viii present
during his last moments, aud much Of tho time
for tho lust feW days Of his Herious illnoes.
Dr., White said shis .afeernoon that Mr..
Stewart had suffered from an irritable coudi-
tion OF tho bladder for several years,
Tbrae years ago he was seriously attacked with
Inflammation Of the bladder, aud lay for several
days In critical condition. An aggravated re-
cu.rcnco Of The Same dtsehse was induced about
three weeks ago bT severe cold, but IN almost
euti.e recovery followed. Litter }1r stow.
art contracted cold, aud ainca
tint time bo has been almost wholly
confined 10 Lis bed aud wAs considered dangerously
ILL., but, 1t s eaznost request the plynaans refrained
from giving information to the public. lIa Affection
became very panfu in tho a.tuf part Of aa week,
BIZ: through 1t au Mr. Stewart boro himself with
natkablc fortitude- llo 1lrty recovered from this
shock but on ThurEday last. selapss set IN, uuac-
rompantcd, however, by ratl. He was attacked by
Inflammation Of the toA, t!afss intcetlae aul perl
tonoel Inflammation slicrYeue1. - long ~ le ro'
taued cous-tolisness anil realized that death
| hs did no. ut a1 disturbed In mind aud WA
uurpoRTEp " HIS UST1zLDlaa WILL
For mourn Ae Was uIlcQllkEiul4 aud recognized
LII enc about HILL und, iu th!s ttato expired auuut
uso:s so-4l.S. MEa Gtewart, her nece. Miss 6tath
l,o: oi tort, who Ia Mrs. scwatsa protAor. and
her siatets with A1b. Judge Hilton md daughter.
prrscnt 1t hf9 bedslde when lie quia.y Easse<
| anay.
, 1876-04-11
Tho President sorninated Jamca N. ARMSTRONG. of
iowa tt1ncIpa clerk Of prtsats Land Claims In Tho
ue1efal Land N!hc1. -..
After executive session. Adjourned.

fiDTnx. .,.
Under the cal! Of Blatea, large nuEnacf OF Hills
wnro irtrmlutrh md referred. -.
Mr. Hereford, Chairman Of Tho Committee on Cnn1-
u,srco introduced bill making an appropriation fcf
be costruesson. rrpair preservation and eomrstlon
al iffrent public vofts rivers md hsfbufs. Tia
t7tai amount appropriated II &3a72,S5o.
Yeas md nays weru ordsrsd On motion 70 arFpend
tts rufrs sad pass tho ILL., and tho bill uss psAssd-
yeas III; Mars, 60. -
It waa resolF0t t1,Rt tho uouss today. Tuesday, and
Wa,neaday tske tecess At 4:34 p. M. snd nee& It
ITO: ths Sycptrg sessiU to ha fot confederation of ba
Legislative and Jna!ciA! APPROPRIATION blu.
Mr. rn,, offerot, resolution rc3s.~a,tag lhn preai.
dent 10 inform tho 1fouan ~ 10 what hAsa
lwc .s3otted to enforce tho atipu.t!esa of thu
Sr. Erciyo offered ltaolution ting the Oou,-
m1ttco on lilo judiciary To inquire whether any adhi+
tfonal Regulation IL nctasAry to dcn tbs relations p
iho nxmy 10 Qougrcss and 10 aecu:e y, the Hrny lhn
r1ht Of patllion which balongs to crcry dtlzea.
Iii. Cannon ofrsrtd = revolution inAtt1lcttnR tao
Committee oil Foreign AHkffs to lnIuira into aAe
cauAe OF Imprisonment Of L. o'AeaRhee Condor.
THE HAWAIIAN rE7A1Y.
Tho House went ntn COMMITTEES II ths Thola. Mf
Bayler tliu, In the Chair, the I'LL 10 carry ths
tawaa, treaty iuto operation. anu was addreascd b.
Mr.. Banks tn advocacy of the snt4aurr.
The Hpcaktr rcrot.td 70 tug llama two snro1'et
tfous tn crtnnnl clets. he esd that tho public In
tereat required ihat Il alouia become Ia" At th
earltoat possiblc fnRmcnt.
Air. uankA slpoke lwo hours and = half thA eTenni
skssiou bay1nx been dispelztd With, aud 1t the
clusion of hs speech a 6:l6, tic nouso adjourned.
, 1876-04-11
Death or tho Great millionaire at
2 O'Clock Yesterday Az
tcrMOOn.
Remarkable Popular Dslikn Of tht
Man, and tho Causes.
Tie Ycnnon}astic Presence Of Death
Sllrtnks All Estimates Of
Ills Wealth.
Twonty-f7a MillionB How Put Dpwn aB q
Close Reckoning.
Iasl illness and Dying Hours Of Tho Emfnen
Money-0oHcr.
The NEWS,

THE NEWS.
f7s EffrcT OF TIE rEorLE or NEW YORK CITY.
sptetal Msnutdh II The Chseaoo Tribune.
NEW foRK. April 1O.-A decided sensation.
lbtteriy = acarco article In New Yori:, followed
the announcement Of tho death Of 4. T. BteHart
to-day about o'clock. lilo waa emit.ont In tho
public mind without having bten = public
man. His great wealth. great ontezp:iso. great
stores and schemes, not to aay s1,ecu1atton8
{for they wore not such}. woro 10 obt;uslve Ia
Rplte OF tho fact that 10 WAS tho least ottrusvs
Of rich men; ho was SO much tho subject Of
gossip, ia spite OF his own singular 1otlccnco OF
expression about otbe:s and himself. and Mas
20 STRANGELY AND GENERALLY uHpos9C1An
In epite Of tho fact that ho Lad no personal
ene,nos, that the nero announcement that he
was dead was enough to eot tho city nEog At
tho tao principal ssorcs Of Lis firm not word
could b bad conhrmatory OF tho frat reports Of
bis death. About o'clock in the afternoon lis
principal manager and partner denied admiss.on
or information to everybody. Tho aubordnateA knew
nothing. ana would sny nothing In h!s Life hc had
taught AA employees rctceuco aud dread Of Ills strict
dl4ejplne, and, when dead, they
Still. DREADED HIS HIsTRx
and did not forget thoir rctccnce. All tlat could bs
vbtnned FROM 1ny person In hin immediate ct 10y
wa tha. le nAd no otncisl information os
closed aud lhe flag above them At hslf-E.ast, III.
trained parneEs md clerks, victims Of his ssIct bust
ucss, only admit.ed-lenicd nothing. Nowhere III "a
the city outside Of s family could be heard any
Of regret at Ills dcau 1t ID singular fact thus,
without pcrApuAl cueu1ies HtGwart must unlGcr-
kal!y unpopular. lit haa
| NOT DLooD-nELATtvE IN THE WORLD
10 Lore n.-ncther child, nor brother, noE s1ter.
lie rich lovevuE, aud his wife has zclatlyrs OF
whom the IL legion, HlH u1l0pulas1ty grew out
Of the System which he couluetf1 AiA business,
not Ills personal habits poculartties 1t groun'.
| down and drove out zu1allrr deAlus. It grew ia
5eafs 70 10 great nouoply which
ruined Thousands OF atnaiier merchants, scores Of
| whom bccamo Ills most trusted tmisoJes. III later
years It's magnitude enabled him tu Almost cfuEh l
any emergency or panic, biz k:roEes: ssal4 BY under
selling then 1t not n1tut4l that tl4ey hhoult
loys hnl. lie a close de.let. LII this beginning
| End toRard tho eId Of hts career
| HIS oAEAT COMMAND OF READY MONEY
enabled him 70 dictate teruls to the strongest ,auu
factururs. They naturally listed hun. lie wa,
| economical and stringent with hts tmpioFts, aud
naturally, they did not lks him. though few If tht
Lest paid aud favored. who were, b. lbs way alway
the most deserving, always praised MIN. And thus
| happeua that vhile no ono hid anything unklnd Il
speak Of hin personally, and cannot recall any evil q
unkina thing that he did, no oue has goou Vard 4
asy Of LIN.
, 1876-04-11

LIE
Sptclat E7suaseh to 1At Chseaar TRIBUNE.
Erw Yong. April 10.-Nr. Stewart bas long
hoeu rcaardod M ono OF tho richest men ia the
United 8thsea, and, no1t to Cornelius Vatder-
n,lt .ra III. lar. William II Astnr In rnu pynh.
nh,y Tho richest. The modes pursued BY these
throe tuan in tuorcy.uaEtpE Werc very
49,. A. v.,7.,,;i+ hsa .tn.esed ar I'M.
N'"e'o T., .s.,i,,., T., ,,,,5,,,,.. ,oi-o,d
"' uo"as -. s.,.., ~ ae. ,-o,,,,, 49,. a,,n,,n.
e'ocsA. 4t.' Aoso1 h'o~s "sA "a
lhtco by the fap4o app'oelat4on =. 'eet ce'A.e.
Mr. ste"aIta 1ostune was "aao n'n!oe' "AonS
IN trado, AlH Scal estate tEansacaons ooltB
eubs;aiary TO his mercantile projects auu he
f.; ..,..,f. .;a ..t,t. =, ,no-.
TOOK no !ntescss III 'peco'a'Hs ssosho " opsi"
t,oua. His fortune grow less rapidly than that
1T o,hn-<, hninr anhiected To roycrsas of tsade
=, os' ns a.s -. .s.I -. a,,5,.,,. ~,
"h4cA oIness >Ao Aot 'oot' avg eHsA's - t''o
ToAtkll. owing to tho fot1cencc ot khose 1analAt
,.,tl, III. husjnssH o,uet necessarily ps spacula.
aTe.
Enough data Nns secured to-day 70 allow
49,, thn ,,np,.. oz,i,na,a, NJ Mfr. Htawart'a
LIN. .n' FoFA' y, -
we<a. "a III tle caSo OF I'LL se5T l4ca aeo, Aso
or+a.1r axasreratoJ Many psreous will pa slow
e s'. 49, .,.ts,r.r, +h.t HI. nronc,,Y, nrr.an.l
oAeeett 'ns e'A'0AeA' NA"s A@7 F'oS'' s
aun Fta! estate.
WILL NOT EXCEED Til1AIY MILLIONS,
.,d rat III. ,.,st information viii Justly no htshs.
-, sn ......,n.n, nil IN N. "a, ont,. ,rnon.
nea''", w ~ 49,. s,....,t 49,. ~. ~
tue real estAs hold w AE steHaft appe&se hs te''
lew!us:
,rb,1.a.,a ators Dnoadrty md ChRub4fp
trust. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ESQ
ustrD,xitau l!otci VSo,evs
, 1876-04-11
chicago IKlBU,E A. At1.lh ill., loo

fae ne1t nvo yeAm for all could
rsslipo mt II It Ab1vo SIS ooo Tho chaneea would
hs III against my natinR arm eterkH s.Iary for my
fr onbier Mr.. bsewart invariably paid the whols Of
II purchase money for hia rts eatats In eaah
giving mortgage. but tns'ftinR On elc.rag on sTJ
re. cs.he hut always held II il nA!d that In laAr
YeaYK lie Asa
YRrqCET1LY FORGOTTEN
The Ssc Of s ownership Of certain kJnaf pteeas ef
property vAiued It 3lnGoo or t1o ooo Zach, ind It
oni! ~ts iaeulty that ha could b made to recall ths
rutchAses. Hts ua!neaa tac1uaintAncea say
lint hil real 1tata purchases Wsfe Futs'y
husnes1 enterprises, and thht h. waa
not a1,eoulator in ths gentrM seceptastoH of that
hs death amy vacant lots In tho upper part Of ths
Island. ais purchases wers thIshy Of improved psoi-
erty Of lotst Tpon which he srsc.ed buiidlngH.
, 1876-04-11
THE INVESTIGATION MANIA.
WHAT 1r ~ rnATtNn TYfr rnI1Nruy


WAs!l1NaroN, u. O..'Aprii lv.-Iile spencer In.
yostlgation has cost $4,000, and will result III
onahliug Spencer torotnn LIS scat There arc fully
fot,y Investigating commltteoa In tho Houea, aud
many Of thom will cost vory much more than tho
spencer investigation. Illoro arc 4 host Of
Democratic reta,uerH llero Hlio manage In aomo
way to bo constantly kopt Oh tho wltuoBs.box at
u daily. 4 sample witnaAs is oue Jim Eranor,
who casne from To1aa to awaar that ono Loeb,
paid aiuou Wolf, q prominent German. thrao
thousand dollars for h!s inluenoo in securing
poBt.tradcrshlp and now comes Loeb, tho
tradcr that Tranor swoso ho paid Wolf the money
and teaes that he did, aud thst hs nsvas sav
Wolf until \ fow days u4u.
AsarHEl. ILLUSTRATION
Of Bourbon zeal In dirtshrowsng Ia the 1mtnoRnE Of
= crazy wttncaa to dufAmo Tho reputation OF the
NOT cnhuaastis At thssa Wholesale nseatgntlona II.
nnrked to-day that It would mol benrat tho nysstigs-
ton 10 maso 1equlsI.ionl upon Insane aa,iuma ior
COMMITTEE CLERK OK THE nR1plR1oN.
T1s House Military Committee today continued tho
to. Tie uf.,das'ts t.io ol rosy peculiar char
nctor, and prcend to Gos furth the operations Of
A es4s essst ILL s e odss5s i ys s
nue nouuhtoa VIVA guilty Of gross corruption. Ths
Investigation will continue for soua time,
PuAELY nENOCRkTIC TRICK.
Tho Republican members Of tie Nons4 Naval Com
t.ve hayo tuSt discovered that tho Democrats took
tho testimony al 1h0 notorious MIA. u8ll. RhalaY,
when hots aud that having tatsn the direct examine
tton ue las bsen discharged and haa dtsarosted, SO
that no genera! csoss-szannat!o by .lle com'ntsoo
fesuryed ~ campaign acanhul pamphlet. It IL UNDER
stood that tho woman charged that Ioneson bad ~ ~.
torest in tbs hhoidy. latena vsntt!stor: that
! prominent othser Of tho navy nvea in \
| house ownoa by Ahoady, :, AID th.t she
| tn Washington.
Kp luother committee. tss proposition was rsetntly
made that woulau OF uncertain Anttcedthta should
bS s1tplone.l, w!croup0n lnssnbsr ptolsstod that
iens statement should ba nxds of the facts to oe
proved before an tnfauus w!tusss should b. suna-
brotbsh and mad housex 10 maka DoMecratta fseat.
| don't. ,
| n tAs Atseef1st& fTs1sl
THE 8pKNCEA UA8K.
WASHINGTON. D. g.. APRIL l0:-Ths amount PAID ou'
Of ho contingent fund Vt ths eenAts ~ detfAy us Il
psntes OF tLu spencer Investigation u, up 10 aAts
iii 3s9 Of which &lp6la VIA for tl* mileage aud p&a
/! dleiu pf witnesses. ..
| THE GOVERNMENT rnlHTIFa-0SvIuK,
Tho Committee ou Printing further sxAfltoe1 nj
| Djaup totlvy Tho Committee do not regard hlA ex
plantations On 4Asou1 aubjscta bsfoss tlsm - watts
fAcsorY, MembaEs os ths 0oinnliltss s4ssF that 70
ptoposad 10 Rvs ample bonls for doing al tho publ
pr!itipX It Iloo 900 pat alnum leas thAn u u n0s
dons. TlsJ also stats that tue reports u Af Clap
do show correct aocounl Of t1s exPaoas OF pttt
Ing tbs CvtgyeAsteHaI Rsterti. and thAs Il u muc
| Rr4A4&1 than h fsprsaa1ts II to be-
| foaT-TRAptlNHIrn
l. Il. QsA9of1, fpgnAr posttrAdAS u fott k!aastd
Ean. Ts1H ttAh64d thai 0sn. Rles ~ t1lfa st b
We4aA n ~ ~ v R4As aAAeu F&@9 u eessas
, 1876-04-11

THE WEATHER.

WAsH,su1oS, D. O., April l1-l + m.-For the
lale region stationary Of higher pressure, nosth-
eaas winds. partly cloudy weather, and altshs
chanRea Ia tempas&turs.
For ths middle and east Atlantic eoAaA nossh-
afay Winds, stationary barometer and tampsta4
tpis. md paxly cloudy ot elsas VsslhsS.
, 1876-04-11
NOTES AND NEWS.
nfr,J, APPROVED.

TAsn1saTos, D. C., Aprll 10.-Ths President
las signed the bill authorizing tho sale Of tho
pawnee reservation.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROADS.
Tho whnlo subject Of tho Southern Pacific and
Texaa Pacific Roads has boon pontpouod for ths
present by tho Senate Committee Gil Railroads.
n1A1HE ON THE SCHOOL QUESTION.
E1-speakor Dtnna will. it la rcpurtcd, tale an
early occasion in tlia House to ape ak At iongth
on Lis proposed auendmont to ths Constitution
on the school question. liia tricuds ray tho
speech will be ono OF tho Rhlest erer doliyerol
BY him. aud attract very general attsuton, and Ia tho
uean1 of directing puIlio thought to tlais aubjset
, 1876-04-11

although Mee ne3er Invested dollar in tho 'Mlnrs..
1Ie pd 500 IN ths 1att Presidential tAtAsn 10 tho
llopubtlcAn National COMMITTEE.
Io*epl Itoo1,, ro"ttrairr at Fnrt tonrho, TeaAs,
oet!1cd that he had nRll nU to ot1 tnce for Gc-
ting hl11 that post.
, 1876-04-11
Vest End Dry Goods H0QSe,
MADISON & PE0RIA-STS,
OUR GREAT SALE

Augmented and rendered still
more attractive by ADDITION.
IL AND FRESH BARGAINS,
continues to attract and inter.
est crowds Of customers. No
lady intending to purchase
Black Silk this spring should
neglect this opportunity, as
prices beat anything that is
offered elsewhere.
FOB INSTANCE:
We shall offer l2 pcs. Heavy, oil
Silk, imported Black Gros-Grains
at IL. 90 per yard; Bargain excel1-
ing anything heretofore offered in
Silks,
At $l.25 We shall sell 20 pieces
Lyons Black Silks, handsome finish
and quality; goods that are con-
vincingly cheap.
At s1.5o wo shall offer Is pieces
Splendid Quality Cashmere Black
Silks; beautiful 1ustre and finish,
and worth 62.0Op per yard.
We shall offer 12 pieces Lyons
Cashmere Black Silk, elegant satin
finish, at &l.75 por yard. This lot Of
Silks arc 80 enormously cheap that
every lady in Chicago or neighbor-
hood should secure dross at once.
IS pieces rich Cashmere Black
Silks at S2.oO and $2.25; would be
good value at $3.50 and $500 per
yard.
4 few pieces Richest Sublime
Black Cashmere Silks at co per
yard; worth $3.50 at retail.
, 1876-04-11

Hnrnett's Cocoatne n1lnys Irritation,
removes daudrun. and 4nrtRorAtcs tbs action Of ths
csptlIarios In the highest degree.
, 1876-04-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
ltAtI.IIJip EAnNlAH,

Tha New York iitstletin furnishes the following
compilation Of tho latest reported railroad osrn.
, 1876-04-11
WASHINGTON.

washington.
More Light Thrown on the
Safe-Burglary Con-
spiracy.
ex.Attorney General Williams
Appears Before tho
Committee. .
Glat Special. Prosecutor Riddle Wi1l
Hare to Say on lilo
Subject. i,
Many Of Whitely's Statements
Concerning Babcock Will
Be Corroborated.
Present Status Of The Winslow Case-..
The Points in Dispute.
Lyon, tho Emma-Miue speoulator,
Faring Badly in the Com
mittea-Room.
Thrto Witnesses Declare They Would hot
Delieyc Him on Oath.
Passage Of the River and Harbor Bill
in tho House.
.to Silver Bill Passes tbs senate with
Slight Amendments.
, 1876-08-06

=, nees in the early part Of the week, but is now
conyalcscent and improving rapidly:
T.he third train in the morning, leaving here at
-.3s instead OF 7:37. as announced last week, has
lien m time every day this week, much to the sat
;sfartfun Of the passengers.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. J. G. Wcetcrield is paying visit to Or.
c,arle, Of Sandwich, Ill. ucr many friends wish
her pleasant time; -
encndinc = fcw days with Mrs. Ward
fMr. r. N. Brooks has returned from the Ccnfen-
NAL Exposition. lie expresses himself much
pleased with what he he saw, and recommends cr-
The Indies Of the First Congregational Church
hare organized Ladies' Society, the officers OF
vhich are as follows: Mrs. 7. sherman, Presi-
AZ. G,hs iSs pEssids1t Mr.
I'll Trcaeurer Some Of the wicked ones say that
nr this Society is formed there will be no further
need OF publishing either the Pump or lantern,
but fuch insinaations r. receive &c M ths consideration
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The children are invited to meet Saturday even-
,,o To form Band OF Hope Temperance Society.
MTe. Hull will preside al the meeting and is taking
anns;derable interest in forming the Society The
temperance songs.
the upper part Of the church. His subject will be
esnecfia,ly devoted to the young people. It has
I'm thought best by the Congrcgatonalste and
Baptitts to have no separate meeting this evening"
md they will join in aud make this service union
meeting .....
eaonal Church, that was to take place day, has
{een postponed till next Sabbath.
A SUGGESTION.
II in snrcested that as the Temperance question
+. hciue agitated in our midst tilnt the temper
anre ncopEe organize Good Temp1ar Lodge, or
rather revive the old society that was given up
some time ago.
, 1876-08-06
PERSONAL.

Mfr. Moody's addresses have been printed In
the Alalagasy language, the vernacular Of the
people Of Madagascar.
The Rev. G. N. McCampbell has become pas
tor Of the Reformed Episcopal Church Of the
Incarnation in Brooklyn.
The Chicago rcyiyalists, Mcssrs. Whittle and
Bliss, are reported as intending soon to CON-
mcnce series Of rcyiyal-meetings in Salem,
Mass.
Bishop Quintard's collections in England for
the University Of the South {Episcopal)
amounted to s13,2So, besides promise from u
lady Of SIS, 900.
A London correspondent OF the Toce della
Te,ita, writing to that paper, announces, with
all possible reserve, that the Rev. Orby Shipley,
the well known Protestant High Church min
ister, Is converted to Catholicism.
a sister Of spurgeon, the great Baptist
preacher Of London, has entered the pulpit
The English papers speak of her as a most
gifted lady, and say if the Rev. Z. II. Spurgeon
is the prince Of preachers among men, surely
Mrs. Jacksoni the queen Of preachers among
women.
The Rev. William ". Newton, who recently
went from Brooklinc, Mass, to Trinity Church,
Newark, Us the successor Of the Rev. DR.. Nichol-
son, who is now Bishop Of the Reformed Epis-
copl Church, has been called to the Rectorship
Of St, Paul's Church, Boston. over which Dr..
Nicholson was for many years Rector.