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OBITUARY.
JOHN L. CnEGrER.

John l. Cresicr. Captain OF the Central Insurance
PATROL son OF Colonel John A. Crcgier, OF tho Fire
Zouavcs died at his residence, No. 50 Morton street,
Tuesday evening last Captain Creg,er active
member oil the Volunteer Fire Department serving his
time with Hose Company No. ~. and white Ia the DIS
charge oil his duty 1861 received injuries by
being He confined 10 his bed TOR several
months. The I'm mediate cause Of his aeaiL was ma
arial fever accompanied by paralysis rare feature
OF this disease but In this probably the result OF
the Injuries before mentioned. Tho funeral services
will take place at 81 Lukc's church, Hudson street,
this afternoon,
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IRISH RIFLE TEAM.

NAM1s OF THE ELEVEN WHO ARE TO CONE TO
AMERICA.
LONDON, August 0, 1879
Tho members Of the Irish Rife Team for America
were chosen yesterday foilows-J. Rixby, Fenton,
johnson, Miner, Cooper, Joynt, Gon, Greenh'll,
Thyme, Dyas and Pollock.
Two gentlemen who places In tho competition,
Messrs Smyth and Ward, unable TO leave homo on
account of private affairs.
The team will sail for New York on the 25th inst
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Francis f. Spinner formerly United statcs Treas
urcr is n, the Fifth Avenue Hotel Frederick Hassau-
ros OF Cincinnati, and Captain W. y. Brown, OF the
Ninety regiment, British Army, are at tho 81
Nicholas Hotel Ex-senator James f. English, Of
Connecticut, is at tho Windsor Hotel General Henry
d. wallcn, United states Army is at the Grand Hotel.
Randall Hunt Of New Orlcaus, is at tho GiIsey House.
Rev. X MITCHELL OF Quebec, u at the ST. James Hotel
Colonel Dickinson Woodruff, United States Army Is II
the Hotel Brunswick Ex-senator Charles Stanford, Of
schenectady, is at the Metropolitan Hotel CAPITALS
Alexander Benekcndorn, OF the Russisn Army; John
g. Priest, OF ST. Louis, and Judge @. II. Braughn, a
New Orleans are at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
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OHIO DEMOCRATS.

COLUMBUS August o, 1876.
Tho Democratic State Central Committee to-day 70.
solved to open the campaign the LIST of September
few meetings hitherto arranged will take place be-
for hat ttme
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
VAR DEPARTMENT,
OyrrcR OF THE OnlEF SIGNAL OFrcER,
wAsHISGToS, August 10-l A. NJ
Probabilities,

VAR DEPARTMENT.,
OYrrcK THE OnEF SIGNAL OFrcER,
WASHINGTON, August 10-l A. NJ
Probabilities
For tho South Atlantic Stascs, rising followed by
slowly falling barometer, southcry TO castcrly WINDS
stationary or slightly lower temperature partly cloudy
weather and occasional rains
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, increasing easterly to southerly
WINDS stationary 10 rising temperature, generally
cloudy weather and frequent thunder storms.
For the lake region, falling barometer, increasing
castcry TO southerly wind rising temperature and
frequent thunder storms, with probably high winds IN
the upper lake region.
For the Upper Mississippi aud Lower Missouri
valleys, falling followed by rising barometer, warmer,
brisk and high southeast 10 southwest winds, fire.
quently increasing TO gales ind gradually vccrng to
westerly and northery, andtrequcnt thunder storms
For the Eastern and Midde States, falling barometer
and generally warmer wsAher, with southwest to
southeast wines tho formS and cnscry to southerly
In the latter and possibly thunder storms In tho
crn portions
The Upper Ohio River AID the Mississippi at and
below Memphis, continue Slowly falling
Cautionary signals contipie at Duluth, Marquette,
Escanaba, Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Haven and Al
pcna
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CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 0, 1875.
Tho Republican State Convention Tor the nomination
of Presidential electors here to-day. No choice
has yet been made
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AN AGED POLICriIAN DEAD.

Omccr William b. Willis, OF ~ Fifteenth precinct
died yesterday afternoon lilo tas the oldest police
man in New YORK; being eighty tnc years OF ago For
many years he has been detaicfo Washington square,
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SIGNAL SERVICE ORDER.

PRovIDiScK, r. l., August O. 1875.
The order to close the signal station at Newport has
been revoked.
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lagos and carrying petroleum in their knapsscks Tor
tha

TURKS ON HALF BATIoNs.
vienna, August ., 1874
The Political Correspondence says Moukhsar Pacha
has boon compelled TO place his troops on half ratons
aud has slight hopes OF rslieG
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COMPLETE ERADICATION OF AILMENTS OF TIN
skin results from using uLKsS's SULPHUR soar.
Hills HAIR DYE. black or brown. 80 cents.
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THE wKArHnn YtsrEnpAY.

The following record VIII shqw the changes in tho
temperature for the past twcn,yfour hours compsr
son with the corresponding dad Of last year. ndI-
Gated by the thermometer al Hudnuts pharmacy,
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A-pETER COOPER ELECTION.-GOOD TINES
with plenty. Hayes ncsn, hard times. bread riots.
PxfSr
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A-THE SILK ELASTIC TRUSS, SOLD ONLY BY
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 broadway; COM
RIM
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THE INDIAN WAR.
General Crooks Column
on the March.
TWO THOUSAND FIGHTING MEN.
Savages Moving Toward the
Rosebud Mountains.
PROBABILITY OF THE SCATTERING
General Sherman on the Pro-
posed Arn1istice.

WASHINGTON, August Q, 1875.
The following was received In this city Tonight:
CHICAGO, Ill, August Q, 1870.
General W. T. SHSRxAN, Washington:-
The following despatch from General Crook. dated
tho 4th inst, Is respectfully forwarded
p. II. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant General
GENERAL CROOKS DESPATCH
CAxr on GOOSE CREEK wy. 7.
August 1, 1875,
Via FoKr FErrERMAN, August 8, 1876. }
LIEUTENANT GENERAL p. H. SHERIDAN, Chicago
Three Grow Indians came through from General
Terry tho 10TH Al that time all trails were leading
up Little Big Horn Mountains, not even pony track
going back.
PErURSING.
On the 25th or 26th all tho hostile Indians lon tho
foot of the Big Horn Mountains and moved back the
direction Of the Rosebud Mountains, SO that It
couricrs :,
l am fearful they will scatter, as there IL not
sufficient game in that country to support them in
his command last evening
THE TROOPS.
Tomorrow morning Will cut loose from tho
wagons with an aggregate OF about 1000 fighting
men, including friendly Indians and a
small party OF citizen volunteers, and move down
the Tongue River in the direction suppose the
hostles have gone, carrying with fifteen days
rations.
II wo meet Indians in too strong force will swing
around and unite with General Terry. Nothing has
been hsard from the Utes YETI but shall leave instruc-
tons, they reach here within q reasonable time to
follow on after Your management Of tho agencies
will DO Of great oencnt 10 us here
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CROTON WArEK-fHE PUBLIC ARE CAU-
toned against drinking this water In It's present impure
state AMI ndcd APoLIIsARis natural
mineral water. imported by McCALLAGu CO.. -
HAY 3 YORK
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WATERS

NEW SCALE PIANOS
are tbs best made. The touch elastic, and
6ne ii lging tone, poweru l, pure and even.
WATERS Concerto. ORG ANS
can not he exeelsd in time or .beauty they de-
fy competition. The Co Crrto Stop is a fine
Tmitat on 0t the Human Voice.
PRICES EXTREMELY Low for cash
during this Month, Monthly Inst, lmlnts ro-
ctived on Pianos, $40 to SEQ; 0iga ;, SIS to
so. SsrOnd hard Instruments, So, IL S.,
uCnthly after first lie Osit. Agents wanted.
A liberal dis cunt to Teachers, Minister,
Churches, Schools, Lodges exc, Special in,
duosmeDts to he trade illustrated catalogues
mailed. HORACE WAThRS i SONS, ASH
Broadway, New York. Box 1857.
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WoMAN's FRIEND.

As,AGENT FOR THE INVENTOR, J. C..
TIhTON, .a
r AN PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS
i for the celebrated
STEAM WASHER,
known as the Woman's Friend Thousands Of
them are sold weekly AL over the Union. The
washing il done entirely by steam no rub
bing nor kTant turning. Tits The greatest labor
and money saving invention of the age refer,
BY permission, to the following ladies: Mrs.
Cooper and Mrs, Gfl, at Bagdad Mrs. ndruS
and Mr.. SaXOu, ut Big Woods; and Mrs.
FaiTohild, q Nibblstt's Bluff.
Price only $40, Every ono warranted.
Address, or CALI on
I Gm also AGENT for the celebrated
CROWN WRlNGER,
Price Of Wriuger, $40; Of WRINaER and
WNMAN's FRIEND together, Sls
Examiue RpoGimaus OF beth al w BryanS
Store EV,ry ous warranted,
N. P. SMART.
BAeDAp, CalcasiSu Parish, Ia. .
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LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
1876. NEW YORK.
1876.

Eighteen hundred and seYenty.six il the
Gene NAL year. Il is ais the year in which
an Opposition House of Representatives, the
frat since the war, will he in power Mt WASH
ington; and the year Of the twOnty third cleo
ton of President If the United StnIeS. All
If these events are sure to be Of great ores
and Importance, especially the Two latter ana
all Of them and everything cOnnec'sd with
them vii! be fully and freshly reported and ex.
pounded ia Tn & FUN. '..s. #I ~s FL. .
The 0pposr ion Hou.e of Representative,
taking up tho Inc of inquiry opened years ago
by tbs SUN, will ate My and diligently
investigate the conceptions and misdseds Of
Grants administration; and will, it is 70 be
hoped. Ia, the foundation fur new and better
period in our national history. uf all this
TtiE SUN will cOTtdin complete and accurate
aoeOunts, furnishing its readers with early and
trustworthy Information upon these absorbing
topics. #nf o...E ~ a."EH.s....... =
The twenty third Presidential election, With
the perpetrators for II, will be memorable as
dscidi & upon Grants aspirations for third
term Of power and plumber, and still more as
deciding who shall be the candidate Of the
party Of Rsi"rm, and as slecting that candidate.
CancerninR ell these subjects, those Who road
THE SUN will have the constant means of
being thoroughly well informed q
Tho WBENLY sun, which has attained a
circulation Of over eighty Thousand copies,
already has its readers in every State and
Territory, and We trust that. the year 676 will
SEQ their numbers doubled. Il will continue to
be thorough newspaper. All the general news
Of the day will be found in it, condensed when
uuimpoFtant, at full length hen Of moment ;
and always, We trust, treated in a clear inter.
esting and instructive manner.
II IL our aim TO make tho WEEKLY SUN
the best family newspaper in the world. anil We
shall continue to give in its columns a large
amount Of miscellaneous reading. such o.
stories, tales, poems, scientific intelligence ana
agricultural Information. Tor which We are not
able to make room in our daily edition. The
agricultural department especially is one Of it's
prominent featuros. The fashions are also
regularly repnr cd IN it's columns and 80 are
the markets If every kind,
Tho WEEKLY SUN, eight pages with any
six broad columns, is only 81 20 year, most.
age prepaid. A this price barely seRays the
cost Of tha paper, no discount can DO made from
this rate 10 clubs, agents, POstmasters, 81
anyone.
Ths DAILY SUN, large four page powspa-
per oftwsnty-sight columns, gives ali the news
for two cents copy. Subscription, postage
prepaid. 55e, meath, or So 50a year. Suntlay
edition extra, 81 10 pei year. We have ~
travelling agents. Address, .
THR SUN, New York City.
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TESTIMONIALS
WATERs, PIANOS 4 ORGANs.

WaterG' New sca'e Pi,uOs have peculiOr
meFits,-lNew York Tribune
The tOue Of the Waers' Piano is rich, mellow
and sonorous. They possess great volume Of
sound and the cOatiDaatiOn of sOunda"r singing
power IS one Of their most marked features.
New York Times
Waters Concerto Organ is so voiced 40 to
have tone like a full rich alto voice. It's
especially human in its tone, powerful yet sweet.
(Rural New Yorker. oct l4-fy
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tians.
From tla Chicago Times,
Al large number Of eongratpla-
lions, received By Gen. Babeock
on Thursday night and yesterday,
were not given Go tne press at
large. Tbe Tilne Nth is c1is-
tomary enterprise. lias obtuinea
ihese tender missiyes, and hastens
10 lay them before it's readers.
They are honest and heartfelt
BRooKsYN, Feb. 24.--Gen. O. y.
Babcuck, ST. Louis Bless you,
INV boy. Glad Won are Oh the
ragged edge - glad yea have
emerged from the cave Of gbon.
Elizabeth antics.
III. w BxECHER.
BRooKLYN. Feb. 25.- Gen, o p.
Bsbcock Orr work liere is On
ished. Ii there anything more
that vow want iD have done - tlit,
way Of a triumnhaut viudicatiOn !!
ADVISORY COUNeIL.
CmcAGO, Feb. "a Gen. 0. L.
Bahcock We send eongratnla-
tions Of your acquittal, aud hope
We get ihe sume by and by, pretty
quick. a. 9. HEsIEd'
JAcop REIN, I.
CHreAao, Feb. 81 sRn. lnb-
cock q knew il. Track hlI nicely
covered ap. Never put bur name
On paper. Yours frstcrballF
J-N A In,
New ORLEANS, Feb. 24.-GeD.
o. IL. Babcock Accept the con
urntulatinns of all members ot the
family here. The habit Of conyic.
ton II broken, thank heaven. The
enemy weakenS ; push things.
-, Feb. 96-Gen. Bah.
cock: Am encouraged beyond
measure Intend to return soon.
Will You favor me with the name
Ofyour lawysr-Mr. STAIRS, StCrrs,
or Stairs ? WIN. NJ. TWEED.
LONDON, Feb. 25.- Gen. o. e.
Babeoek /: Your triumph Ellis me
with eestuey. ! shall try your In
sanity dodge myself.
Ezra ID. WESTON.
JOLIET PRNFrENTrARY, Feb. rs.
Gen. BabcoGk Congratulations.
/ see in your aCquittal the elevo-
ton Of DOR pro!ss sion OF stealing
to the position of a safe and re-
spectacle pursuit.
Billy FORESTER, Cell ITS.
Missouri PENTTENTIARY. Jeffer.
son City, Feb. 25.-DEAR SYEpH
You have been successful in max.
ing me your scapegoat. The worm
crawls over the wounded gladiator
Wait till / get out. JoICE.
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The statement that ex Presi-
deut Zachary Taylors grave mn
marked BY d stone, and is In the
Eaidst "a Texan prairie, IL de-
MED ~ lhe BaltimOra Sun. The
editor SAYS that Geo. Taylur was
buried II tie old family homestead
"a Kentucky, lbs Teating place
marked III aunh anpgalanaing mar !
ner ID Ills gallant ann, Gen,
Richard TAYLOR, and his attached
daughter. Mrs Dandridge, ~ Yir-
giniA. gormsgly Mrs Bliss, J
Doomed most suitable. An effort
Is being made ID Kentucky. how
ever, to erect q more stately mon.
nment over Gan. Taylor's remains
aa public commemorati0n III his
virtues nnd heroism. I'M. %.
Pioainne.
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NOTICE.

4 liz persons indebted to me for past
IN medical services will please come
forward aud settle either by payment
~ u0ts. FattheE win inform my
ffientla thht owing 70 the nasli system
allopsed BY The eoantfy, will be COM
PEELED Il adopt tho same system aud
hereafter no call will be responded to
unless some satisfactory arrangements
arc made for the payment Of same.
w. III. kIRKAiAN, M. ID.
Lake Charles. January 6, 1876.
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THE -..'7
PHILHARMONIC" PIANO.

This entirely new instrument possessing al
tho e~eutial qualities Of more expensive add
higher priced Pianos il offered al lower priuO
THAN any similar one now in t. e marke'. is
durable, with a ma nifceure of tune hardly
surpu, sed aud yet g n he purchase al prices
and on terms wit in the rench o. all. This
instrument has all tho modern ippTovemCnfs
including the celebrated " 4 gr fc treble aud
is fully warranted. Catalogues nailed
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BILLIARDS.!
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS!
Al
JOHN DILLON'S.
On Public Square and Corner of Ward
Alley.
Lake Charles, Louisiana.

Iwould respectfully inform those Of
my friends, both here and at a distance,
who have any expectation of getting
thirsty, that have just received a most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
I am DESTROYS of selling at Wholesale
and retail ut prices tojustify both seller
and buyer My wines and brandies are
unsurpassed, and my whiskies " the
Simon pure" Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand. ap4n4y
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NTX7S FERRY
.#t FIR AND STORE
one one mile above Lake Charles on the

one mile above Lake Charles on the
...u... Caleasieu River At. ..#
The undersigned wishes to inform
the travelling public and Stock Drovers
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready to accom-
modate ali who1nay wish to cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and Travellers,
He has. large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind of stock; also two
chain booms forswimming. PastUrage
on each side of the river, free of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand q full sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age. ut the very lowest prices! .''
. mv9-tf ..'-'t. III. D. NIX.
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the GREAT LEADING POPULAR FARM
AND FIRE>IDE PAPER OF THE
SOUTHWEST.

Its departments are complete and ably
sdt.d. The Grangs is n leading feature, and
this department is always full Of good things
contribute BY the mOmbOrS ( tho Older he
lsdi.s nTo heard Though the columns derotsd
o their interests and many hints Of household
utility and cd advice can be CLEANED by
those who wish 10 become ornaments in their
homes and by their 5resitos, All classes will
be instructed by reading the Journal Of Agri-
culture and Farmer, and no family should be
vtihnnt a. TFs
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I'D REIMERS, hriek-mason, does all
kinds Of bFick.mas0n work with
aleatneaa and dispatch. Cisterns, chim-
neys, fire places, supports for build.
Jugs, etc, constructed at short notice.
Works hy the day, Or Job, and furnishes
material IL desired. orders may be left
at his residence Ia Lake Charles, Or 1T
the oiiUa Of the Weekly EoH0. Refers
10 his employers, and To numerous
specimens % his work in town and
country, Bricks and other materials
bl M hnd IA Lake Charles
sept III i'm
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Ia RARaAIN

TIME DIR. BRAsHEAR PLACE, ON TIE
CalcasiCu River, just below Marion, (Olj
ToWn) with al the Buildings and Improve
ments, and ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES LAND.
Torms-~FoVtr Hdndred and Fifty dollar
cRshs
Apply 70 GEO. X, WELLS, AGENT LaEf
Charles, LaaisMna.
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MARKET REPORTS

are complete, authentic and reliable, and the
paper Is Wo tn tho sobserIption prize alone TO
get its markets, fresh and reliable every week
SEND FOR TT READ TIT TAKE ITS
ADVICE, AND IT WILL PAY YOU r..
Men and women boys and girls, old and
ySung, give tho Journal Of AgrisulluTs and
Farmer a trial Tor ono wear, and zee II you
.BassR6l made good inTss msut. 10 les large
page. faseolumn weekly Agricultural, Grange
and Family Newspaper, and IL free from po'
ilical and religious discussions, aud is ehRs's
ami we'll written pEgvs make u welcome
visitor In Thousands Of households In the great
MissIssippi Valley.
Club agents wanted 70 whom liberal terms
viii Be given. We want agents In every town
aud village,
Send Tor specimen copy free, and We ask
that you send ns names Of your friends, 20
that We NAV send thea specimen copios.
SubsoFipli4n price, 90 per annun clubs Of
or more. 81 90 each Postage, Is cents must
30 sent with each name, - We prepay every
paper sent out. Address,
CHEW, CORUELL CO., Publishers,
lA SIC sOrth Sixth sisset, S. I.enis.
dee g-sm H# ~
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TERMS

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journal Of Agrioul-
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A Weekly for the Farm, Or
Chard and Home Circle.

The Weekly Journal Of Agriculture and
Farmer is consolidation Of tho monthly Jour-
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Persons DESTROYS 0g having Job Work
done neatly, expeditiously and cheap.
are invited t call at the office Of The
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NAT CARPENTER,

counsel FOR Belknap, sent word
that Belknap was not ready to
come down with Isis bail and ro-
qnested that matters be allowed 70
stand as they are until tomorrow,
Meantime Belkhap IL q prisoner IN
bis own house.
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THE NEW ORLEANS TIMES.
LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION I'm THE
.a SOUTHWEST ..'.. +.
sTOUTEMYER Is JUDSON,
PROPRIETORs.

ISAAC N. SOUTHWESTERN. EDITOR.
VIM. H.H. JUDs0N..BUsIEEsS MANAGER
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HEIsTER CLYMER,

Chairman Of the committee which
exposed Belknap's abuse Of bis
OliOe, Was Belknap's school and
room mats.
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Onlce-NO. 20 Camp Street
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TeIegraphlC Brevities.
Washington.

EtFong Evidence Against Grant
The Job tar which He Re-
CeiVed $50, 900.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Henry
Hsiser, Of Il. @. Heiser & Co.,
bankers Of New York. is quoted
that SOhenok hesitated about be-
coming a director ID the Emma
Mine, and that Giant received
twenty thousand dollars for writing
a letter which induced Sohenck TO
accept. Ii WAS a gold draft for
twenty thousand and negotiated
lhrough Heiser's banking estRb-
lishmeut. e affn~ 9v "a
I1-ATToREEI GENERAL HoAR,
% Massachusetts,, Is mentioned as
Secretary Of War.