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SWITZERLAND.

3Hx POSTAL E0H9KHF1o3.
Bkhxx, Jan. 24.-It Ia not ce.tsin that British
India and The French coloniea will join tho pos
tai union. Notification Of the adhesion Of Brazil
has been racstvod.
, 1876-01-25

DlSCHlMlNR boH3s
The TRANSFORMATION Comm ittoo OF tho Chi.
cago Board OF Ttsde, which has bcen invcssgat-
lug tha freight determinations against this CITY
during the Inst two wsokB, has decided to tAko no
further evidence, O. enough hrs already bacn
obtained to enable 1t to make full report.
moottnR Of tho Committee will b0 ho!d tonight
At Alr. ". r. Bakers Office On LAsalle esrccs.
botween Randolph and Washington. to rsad oycs
tho volurniuous toatimony aud decide upon
report to the Board OF Trade.
rAo members OF tho Committee arc 40
yct undecided ~ to what fcmcdy tho7 wlll
propose TO hhso tteso unjust IlBct'tnlns-
tlona made m impossbflty for tho tntnro.
Quo OF tlleir recommendations viii DO
that the mctchanta and ahtppeEn OF Chicago
| to that existing III Ho1 York They WIN pfooe.
| bly, also propose 10 htso Inv passed. 10 coH1pea
| avery railroad to have lts rreH!dons and oeF-
| tain numbor OF ia Directors Foaide within the
States through which 1t runs and from, which It
! has fts charter. Il Ia clhilned by ulany tNat
much Of this unjuat discrimination Ia due to tue
fact that tho Western roads Rro almost eHc!ublvo-
II managed by Eastern capitalists, WHO have no
earthly intotess In the prosperity at tho West.
| aud who work tho roaas III that WAY IN Which
tuey can make tho most money, regardless OF
the damage that s dons to the ousil'osa 1ntofeass
OF tho principal Waatorn cs,les. several othef
Recommendations aso uudor consideration, Quo
OF them In tina. shippcB refuse to make con-
tracts With tho fast floight liuss, but deal With
| tho railroads direct.
| OMAHA AkD ST. LOUIS.
| OMAHA, Mob, Jan 2t.-Arraugouents hAVo
| just boon completed for now passenger aud
freight route from ths CITY to st. Louis over tho
Burlington d Missouri to L'ucoln. Atch!son q
Nebraska to Atchisou, aud slso Missouri Pacific
,bence to Ut. Louis Trains will begin running
on Sunday no1t.
| SNOW. W.oouN0.
QapRN, Utah Ter, Jan. 2i.-Ths Central Pa
clfe expfess train cast Is snow-bound at Wels
station, aud will not como In to-day,
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Tho lrm Of ltANCHETI l. LYONS IA this day dis.
soye By MUTUAL r,,ll4ent The hs!neas will bo con.
tt,,ued by 1s4ss u, Lyuns un!ar the htm name ot
Jcs4s il, Lynns & Co. Ths business Of tho old aru1
viii 10 aetleu k the oicu OF Je.sc It. Lyons G1 y
AaFket-st. AkENsu J. MAHGAA4A'
Charauo. Jsu. a. 1915. JESSE II. LYONS.
, 1876-01-25

Of transferring Arnlna to London . vigorous pro.
teat was received from that quarter because Of
bin tendency 10 intrigue.
, 1876-01-25

.'Host Ia tbs warId."-FiftA Avenne Hotel. N; r..
"U.e1 ,e1ciutteiY for SsAss."-ConttuentM tfotas
:Ms u,ethsu rtetns!vey." Sherman iiouss, Chicago.
rvs find thsm tie bfst."Sou.httn Elotni, 1t. Lo1a4
''Ye find thsm e1ralsat."-Uecidontal Hotal, san
Eranefuco.
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WHISKY.

WHISKY.
Yesterday, in MoKeds Trial,
Consumed in Argument
on Admission Of
Evidence.
Judge Dillon to Announce Ills De-
cisiop Of tho Question
This Morning.
The Jury Excluded from Hear
ing the Debate by Order
Of the Court.
McKeo's Chances Of Acquittal
Largely Dependent on a
Favorable Rflling.
Mcdonald Thought to Havo
Withdrawn Promised
Testimonial Aid.
An Act on The Part Of Attorney h1c-
Kinney, Of Milwaukee, Which
May 11ako a Buzz.
The President and Secretary Bristow
to Testify in Baboook's
Behalf.
Interesting Facts Connected with His
Military Court Of Inquiry.
a Dictntorial Judge. Advocate Tondored
q Lesson in Civil Practice.
d Day of Peaceful StagnatfoI
In Chicago Revenue
| Quarters.
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nurneti's -ElnvorinR Extracts nro
uEed md ndorscd by the best hoses con!eciiousrs,
sni groccss throughout tho country. They are par
the beat. -. ..... 7-...-
They nest1y pnt mp IN auart, pint. half. pint,
quarter pint, and ANAL ezn bottles, aad for fas
BY the rsds generally In o7eEy principal city and town
Ii tho United statss. Canada. and British Provinces,
a. well asln many otAar foreign countries.
, 1876-01-25

Thu undersigned vii! conf nus tho Wholesale I1nuf
business aud wc being thankful for rsst fasors to
sAa OLD as.u would souctt thr satne for Himself.
NATHAN tIOFFHEIbtkR.
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VIII ne sUFPOhTS HAYES AND WHEELER
Carl Schurz has written letter to Oswald
Ottendorffer, OF New York, defending him-
self from the charge that he has turned back
upon the path he has been travelling for
Joined himself once more to the republican
party and supports Messrs. Hayes and
Wheeler, its nominees for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency. After review of the
the extent OF three or four columns, he con-
cludes that Mr.. Tilden would be incapable
OF turning the assault upon the spells II any
popularity were thereby incurred, and that
he would be equally unable TO carry out sys-
tematic reform Of the civil service. He
Dy as S the
~ will hazard prophecy as to what the
future has in store for rs: 1. The applica-
executive to secure prompt resumption Of
specie payments, and apparently an agree
able majority In Congress. 2. A wedding
out Of bad Officers, and 2 consequent carrying
form on the part OF the President as far as his
constitutional powers will permit him. The
public service no longer q party agency.
ton to these reforms on the part of the booty
politicians In Congress. The overthrow of
this opposition at the next Congressional
elections. 8. An intelligent execution of the
laws, Joined with just, conciliatory aad
honorable policy toward the people Of the
south for the promotion OF concord and
honest government.
SIN the event of q democratic victory:-1.
A soft money majority in the House of Rep
resentatives. Efforts on the part OF the
President In behalf of q resumption OF specie
payments, which are ruined by the majority
In The House Of Representatives. A coatin-
uatton OF our uncertain financial position
for an indefinite length of time. In case OF
the succession Of Mr.. Hendricks to the
Presidency. universal confusion and re-
vival OF the infiationists' plans. 2. The
wedding out of the bad officers, but also OF
the good ones. A tremendous, Irresistible
rush OF office seekers from south and north
to divide the booty. A substantial contlnu-
ance OF the present spoils system and the
civil service as party machinery, and all the
generalization which would flow from that.
Sundry efforts in the right direction, borne
down by the pressure of partisan interests
from all sides. 8. The rousiug of false hopes
among the lawless element in the south by
their party victory, and the increase OF ter
rtble excuses and reactionary efforts, In
spite Of the desire Of the government and of
the better part Of the southern people to sup
press such disorders"
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The whisky Trials Investigation.
BLUFoRD WILSON BEFORE THE COMMIT


The House committee investigating the
whisky trials In st. Louis held a protract-
ed session yesterday, extending Ave or six
hours, the committee sitting with closed
doors. 1t has transpired, however, that the
rme was as mainly SccIPled In hearing the
ncitor OF the treasury, of his knowledge In
regard TO the late whisky prosecutions in
the west, and particularly In regard TO
THE CONNECTION OF GEN. BABCoCK
with them. He related with great minute.
ness various conversations which he had
with Gen. Horace Porter, Mr.. Bristow, At
President Grant himself on the subject. 1t
seems that letter OF his 10 The prosecuting
ofncer In st. Louis, melting him To the great
s sro actsiLy IN bringing 70 Justice everybody
the conspiracy, was obtained by Baocock.
and falsified by interpreting the letters w
participation of the White House In the con.
spiracy. This letter, thus faIsided, was ex-
hibited to Mr.. Bristow, Mr.. Pierrepont and
also to the President, and although the press
copy of 1t In Wilson's letter book was pre-.
duced 70 prove the forgery. he seems to have
been unable to shield himself from the charge
Of having employed spies even against the
no lack OF cooperation on the part OF the
President IN the whisky cases generally,
until Gen. Babcock became involved, when
Treasury department arose. He also testi-
fed that In conversation with Gen. Horace
Porter soon after the discovery that
THE "sYLPH" TELEGRAM
was In General BabcOck's hsndw ritirg,
General Porter gave an explanation of the
dispatch TO the effect that II related to the
movements or certain parties going to st.
Louis on bridge business, aud said that the
signature arose In this way: There was a
certain woman who had given the President
much trouble Babcock and Mcdonald being
together In Washington one day saw her.
and Mcdonald recognizing her exclaimed
there is "Sylph." Babcock said, "Do you
know that woman" Mcdonald replied, al
know her very we'll" "Then," said Bah
cock, 81 wish you would get her away from
here, she Ia annoying the President" "Cer-
tainly," said Mcdonald, "that is easy; can
manage her." and he did SO. The term
"Sylph" became sort OF standing Joke be-
tween Babcock and Mcdonald, and they
often addressed each other and signed their
communications In thatw When charged
win having set spies on the President, VIII
son, In self defense, told the President OF his
suspicious Of Babcock, and related the ex-
planation OF "Sylph," given by Porter. The
President Indignantly denied the story,
brushed II away with a contemptuous ges-
ture, and proceeded with his remarks on the
subject of frauds, saying that he believed
Babcock innocent, but that If guilty he was
the most guilty wretch In the country, and
that no punishment could be too severe for
him. Wilson testified that when he first
heard the story from Porter he belle we'd il TO
be false and he still believed so.
The committee met at O'Clock TO day, and
continued the examination Of Major Bluford
Wilson,
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on the beach near the pier, where they had
been left by the receding tide just after bath
ing hour, without the owner attached! Up
TO this time, singularly enough, they remain
In the hands Of the blashing Gordon, At the
office Of Congress Hall, without claimant,
albeit this II clear case where the finder Is
enriched not and the loser made poor indeed.
Gordon thinks the lady was suddenly sum :.
He says that is always the way when such
accidents happen.
WASHINGTON ARRIVALS,
since last wrote, are as follows Mr.. and
Mrs. +. b. Mcclure; Mrs. Evans and Mrs.
Bell; T. G. Lee and Jas. A. Turner; Rev. DIR.
j. X Hubbard, formerly rector of the Church
OF the Incarnation, now OF Winchester; Miss
Merger, q. p. Layton aud g. w. Goshorn
and family. X.
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Cornell Alumni.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-At a meeting of the
alumni and undergrad yates of Cornell uni :
versity to-day, committee was appointed,
OF one from each class, TO dram a constitu.
ton and bylaws for a permanent alumni
association, and TO nominate officers for the
ensuing year. A committee was also ap-
pointed 70 draft suitable resolutions relative
TO the represen tation of the university az the
International regatta al Philadelphia. Reso-
lutions were adopted, pledgfng themselves
70 act on the judgment and discretion OF
Capt. John n. Ostrom in the matter and
promising pecuniary aid In sending q crew
10 PHILADELPHIA.
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BALTIMORE, July 2s.-Cotton quiet and
trm-middling, IL xallk. Flour more ac-
tive and hrm-unchaneed- Wheat opened
active and frm; closed weak with down
ward tendency-western red track, L0oslloi
Maryland red, good TO prime, 1.l5a1ls; do.
amber, L2oa125; do. white. L0oal.22. Corn
southern, steady and nrm; western, acuve
and nrmer; southern white, 6a5s; DO. gel.
low, 56o5e; western mixed. o6x; SPOT ~
last half OF August; SIX Septemoer. Oatss
active and nrmer- southern prime. JAW
western white, sass; do. mixed, SASS. Rye
NOMINAL Hay dull and lower-Maryland
and PENNSYLVANIA, I.00af9.00. Provisions
dull and unchanged. Lard-redncd, lax.
Butter Quiet and steady-western good "a
prime, i6aIS; do. fine, 19s21. Petroleum,
sfrope and unchanged. Coffee irmer-pot
ouofably higher. Whisky dull, Ii2al. l2K.
kessIptss.fieqTsss 1905 wheat, asIoooi corn.
BxIrINonE, July 2s.-vireinia consoli.
dated. e5S. Sugar active and nrm, ia.
NEW YORK, July 2s.-stocks active and
strong with better feeling. Money, ~.
Gold, ux. Exchange, long, 4sek; abort,
490h. Governments. little doing and lower.
NEW YoRK, July 2s.-Flour quiet and
steedy; Wheat do. Corn quiet, without de-
LosDoH. July d. r2sep m.-rhe rss. In
the open market for three mooths' bills y "A
IL, which 10 lafy below the bank rate. CON
eols 06 o l6 Tor both money and aooount ".
8. bonds, 10 eos, 10sx; new 50. 1ocS. Erie
railway, preferrsd, 10
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The Posts financial
article says Gold opened al Il1h, AID all
the sales have been at l1lAa1. Excnange
continues duh and heavy; 4s7 xak, aud 4s9k
al. The money market continues extreme
ly easy. Government bonds are higher
for the 'e5's and currency 6's, and 4 lower
for the 10 40s and '67's. The stock market at
the opening was = al higher than at tue close
yesterday, the latter New Jersey Central,
except for New York Central, which was 4
lower. After an advance OF Il In Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western, a in New Jersey
Central, and 4 In Northwest preferred, prices
during the first half hour fell 4 for New
Jersey Central, and for Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western; the decline on the re-
mainder OF the list ranged from < TO y.
At the first board the market bsca me strong,
and by noon prices had advanced ka4, the
latter New Jersey Central. The next large
advance was In Delaware, Lackawanna and
western, 2k; Michigan Central and North
west preferred advanced I each, and West
ern Union Telegraph, Lake Shore, and Mil
YANKEE and st. Paul preferred, X. Since
noon New Jersey has fallen 2, and the re-
mRlnder kak.
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Specie for China.


SHOOTING AFFAIR IN PETKRsBURG.-A
shooting affair took place In Petersburg,
Va, on Wednesday afternoon, the parties TO
Gilman, and Henry Jarvis. The belligerents,
uron meeting on the street, drew their pis.
tolls and commenced firing. Jarvis escaped
thigh. as did also policeman Canes, who had
interposed to stop the fight. The quarrel
grew out OF an allegation by Marshall that
his wife sustained unduly intimate relations
with IaYvfa-
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SUICIDE OF YOUNG ENGLIsHMAN.-
G. r. Rounded, o young Englishman, who
had recently purchased lands in the vicinity
OF Wilmington, N. G., was found dead In
Wednesday morning, shot through the head
with pistol ball. A discharged pistol was
found by his side. There are no suspicious
OF sou, pay, ana Opinions are divided as 70
dental shooting. His family reside In Lon
dom
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THE NEW YORK GOvERS0RsHIP.
Geo. WIN. Curtis Declines 90 be a Can.
dldarR-

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Hon. Geo VIM. Cur
tbs emphaUcally declares that he il not and
Will not be a candidate for the guberuatorial
nomination. He indicated that his prefer
epce Is for Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts as the re-
publican nominee.
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TOPEKA, KANSAS, July 2s.-The Iudepen-
dent Reform State Convention met here yes
terday and adopted resolutions endorsing
Peter Cooper for President, and the reformed
indianapolis platform. n. 4. Hudson, was
nominated for governor.
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Four Million short

Inc flnancler 10 day says Private ad-
vices from Waddleborough state that the
arrangement OF Thomas Vaughn a. Co.. af.
falrs Is not progressing satisfactorily. The
liabilities OF the concern are To be provided
Tor under joint stock scheme OF about four
million dollars"
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Counterret,er. Sentenced

NEw YORK, July 2s.-Judge Benedict this
morning sentenced John IL. Lee, recently
convicted OF passing counterfeit money, 10
Kings county penitentiary for three years
and six months. Charlotte Thomson, con-
victed OF same crime, was sent 10 same peni-
Tertiary for two years.
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THE BENNETT CHALLENGE cur
RACE.
The Idler Ahead ON the Home
Atreleh

SANDY HOOK, July 2s.-The New Lork
yachts rounded Benton reef, on the return
run for the Bennett cup, al $50 this morning
in the following order: Idler, 1; Tidal Wave,
2; Wanderer, 3; Countess OF Dufferin, 4, and
America, 3.
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a a ,SosvENrIoM Of the Manufacturing
New York yesterday. The object OF the
meeting 10 TO take such measures g may be
deemed requisite for the protection and In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

GOOD PROSPECTS FOR FALL TRADE
Business men nnd encouragement In the
and commission houses report early sales
and hopeful outlook. Low freights, 1t Is
thought, will bring greater custom. Another
held yesterday, and three quarters OF mill
lion dollars was realized, prices seeming to
show gain on those Of last week.-(M Y.
Tribs,sae. go
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kilograms to The STIR.
THE TURKISH TROUBLES.
ANOTHER CHANGE OF RULE =.
HOSTILE ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA.
NEW YORK 9oNEaNoRsHIP.
GEO. VIM. CURTIS DON'T WANT 1T
BENNETT CHALLENGE CUP RACE.
Idler Ahead on the Home Run
NEW YORK eovEsNoRsHIP.
GEO. VIM. CURTIS DON'T WANT 1T
BENNETT CHALLENGE CUP RACE.
Idler Ahead on the Home Run
TURKEYS TROUBLES.
The Sultan Rerfousty Iss


vienna, July 2s.-The Net1r Foeie Prcss
ously i'll -
The situation I'm seryta sertsv.L
fAkIs, July 1s.-The JOt1R0i DIES DeOdts
publishes special dispatch from semlin
dated yesterday, saying: Tue general polIt-
tcal position OF Servia Is growing more
serious. aud the psrtisans OF Haraseorgeo-
yitch become more threatening every day.
Sixty thousand Chassepot rifles, sold oy GER
many, have arrived IN Servis by the way of
Roumania-" Prince Milan will return 10
Belgrade and endeavor TO bring about the
medlstion OF tie powers between Servis aud
the Porte.
The Russian Ambassador 60 Turkey
Interviewed
LONDON, July 2s-rhe DAILY Talegrdph'S
Constsntinople correspondent, in a letter %
mat Journal, recountS al interview which
be bad with General Ignatien, the Russian
ambassador, on the 2ist instant. General
lgnauen expressed the opinion that an
srnistice was Inevitable within three or
Ionr eeks, and would probably be brought
ABOUT by the united action OF the six powers
he thought the present difficulties would be-
arranged by partitioning Bosnia between
austria and servia, and giving Montenegro
10 Herzegovina.
Another Ruler for Turkey.
LONDON, July 2S.-The followins dis
patch IL published TO day: Vienna Jqly "a
Ibe Id9Otdn says a change In tue ruler OF
turkey is an accomplished fact, Abdul
Hamid Enendi, a younger brother OF NJ urad
Entndl, Is regent OF the empire.
Feeling I'm Russia.
LONDON, July 2s.-The Pal Nal Gdseffs
10 It's Berlin dispatch says: the defeat OF
Tie Montenegrins occasioned discom allure AZ
the Russian court where Prince N lchOlaS
has been ostentatiously petted. Some OF the
Russian diplomatlsts assert that it will b.
impossiple for the Gar 20 repress the war
The knowledge OF this fact probably accounts
Tor The hesitation or the Turks
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- Ex- Secretary Bristow, IL ID said, will
pass some weeks ct White Mountains aud
win then 60 to Easthampton. Massachu-
eeetts.
mand Of the French army, u about to marry
Miss Billings, IN American lady.
~Notices were posted mp I'm al the mills
at Fan Rive, Ma, yeetslday. annouuctng
s. 49, g 6 sssss Ne - e.. the
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THE STATUE OF WIN. H. SEwARD.-The
statue of the late William II. Seward, to be
erected I'm New York, will be placed at the
southwest corner OF Madison Park, from ting
Broadway and Fifth avenue, space there
having been given to the committee OF sub
scribers by the park commissioners. Work
will be begun Immediately, and the granite
foundation will be laid in ten days. The
pedestal is Of Italian marble and weighs
sixteen tons. The statue, which is colossal
bronze, will cost S25 900,
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West Virginia Republics Conveu.

WHKELING, w. VA, July 28.-The con-
yektion adjourned at a. m. AFTER nominal
ing for Presidential electors at large w. A.
Harmon and Cheesehead Smith.
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The west Point SHOOTING Case.

NEW YORK, July 2s-J. l.. Rothelin, the
West Point sentry who shot the hack driver
q few days ago, was brought here this morn
irg and committed for examination by u. 8.
Commissioner Osborn.
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A STARTLING REPORT ABOUT Wow
BULoW-The friends and admirers of DR.
Won Bull ow will learn with deep regret that
bis Illness has assumed threatening form
He arrived In England on the 18th OF last
month and stayed for q week at Sydannam
with his sister, who then accom- panfed him
TO some bathing establishment in Germ any,
where he now II, and In q most Dangerous
state At the latest accsunts.ILo London
AtfheyaR0uu. JulU Is.
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~Fred Douglass II at Aartha's Vineyard
n0The Irish rife team sail for New York
on the oath Of August.
nThe paying admissions at the cente anial
exhibition yesterday numbered "a ISL.
York, who has been very III, n convalescins
at West Point.
s0During the year ended June 30, 1875.
there arrived in the United States 22.5sz
eUCapt. Hexekiah Boteler. o well known
ana hiGhly esteemed citizen Of frederfck
county, Nd. died at his resi1eoeo. In Peters
VILE d1striot, "Wednesday morning.
o0The condition a. the Sultan 10 reported
h n mnoh Vor10, and the Mtptsters
hsyo 49, dimo0lfy IN restraining the de-
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THE HABEAs CORPUS CASE of Nathan
Ulman, for whose extradition from New
York TO Pennsylvania on q charge of false
pretences Gov. Tilden gave q warrant, was
again argued before Judge Westbrook In
New York yesterday, who dismissed the
suit and turned the accused over to the
Pennsy lvania officials.
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Our IDLE HANDs-rhe number of people
out OF employment Ia very great and there
Is nothing to look forward TO for relief. One
hope after another gave way and at last IL
was believed the Centennial would solve the
problem. But, II the truth must be told,
the Exposition has done nothing for the city
In . business way. IL has made us better
known, given us better character among the
even the CLASSES coming presumably nearest
the rush Of vtsitors-hotel keepers and the
like-stand q better chance Of being ruined
than they do of being Snriched.
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COMMODORE VANDKRBfLr's CONDITION
yesterday was reported worse than At any
time during his illness. He was unconscious
during portion of the day. The physicians
ktste that his death may be looGed for at
any mOm0nf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-28

In the suit at New York of the st. louis, AL
ton and Terre Haute railroad company
against Samuel j. Tilden and others, the or.
der heretofore granted extending time for the
defendants to the first Monday In October
has been modified by consent OF counsel to
the first Monday In August, as longer time
has not been deemed necessary.
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HALIFAN, y. 3, July 2s--Dr. Thos. Ia
Connolly, archbishop Of Halifax, died SC
midnight yesterday at his archiepiscopal
residence In this city.
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A INCEPTION was given At the Stockton
house, Cape May, last evening, to the Fifth
Regiment, of Maryland, followed By grand
hop. The regiment has been invited 10 At
tend religious services At the grand pavilion
at Sea Grove on Sunday next.