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New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
ERIF'S THIRD RAIL.
AN Explanation BY MR.. JRWErr.
Editor Of Tie Trtbu une.

TO the Editor Of The Trtbune.
SIR notice in your paper OF this date
what purports To he a statement made by me touching
the affairs Of the Eric Company which rs substantially
40 totally different from any have at any time made
that difficult understand how could be attributed
to The writer Of the article, after giving what nc
STYLES statement OF facts" says Mr. Jewctt was ap
piled evening for his statement OF facts lie said
that the facts above stated true THIS Is "ntIrey
erroneous Imale the remark that In making an ar
rangemcnt for the rail. influenced very much by
the advantage and CREDIT which. in my Judgment such
an ARRANGEMENT with the two railroad companies named
would give the Erie: but did not sly nor intimate that
Mcssr- Sl0an ami Dickson wished IL To be contract
with them personally" Neither dill | say that
had agreed pay $50 80 per ton for the rail- nor
that contract vita other parties nj So2 20 per
ton" was nadc but. in answer to th, question as To
what the Erie Company paying for steel rail,
rrped il was paying ,G2 80. Agail did not say bat
nothing as vet" remarked that supposed that they
were busy SIM themselves to the condition OF the
of Clmpany. but tna no final proposition ai
vet been presented. did say that the stockholders
would not probably consent t. foreclosure Oi me prop
c.ty: but dit not that they would contest III DY
every honorable means IN their power nor that they
would Contest II Al all -- -
/ hcy 10 make thi, explanation simply because the
names ami interests OF other parties are Involved Very
truly yours, H. d. JEWELL
Stir- ! orE, March 81, 1870
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THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE.
CONVENTION RESULTS.

MR. CONKIISG NOT SURE OF THE VOTE OF HIS OWN
sTATE-THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS Al PRES
INT FAVOR GOV. HENDRICKS.
The proceedings at Syracuse formed the one topic
of conversation at the State Capital yesterday. Mr.
Conkling was considered to have had his chances as
a Presidential aspirant ruined bopelessly by the
conduct Of his friends. 1t is not certain
now whether the delegation to Cincinnati will even
give him a united complimentary vote. The
speeches and attitude of George William Curtis
excrting powerful influence. AT Lancaster, Penn,
the delegates to St. Louis finally chosen are under
stood to be mainly in favor of Gov. Hendricks.
Gov. Tilden has only one supporter on the delega-
ton, and Mr.. Thurman and Gov. Hancock only a
few each.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
MUSIC.
TIE SYMPHONY REHEARSAL.
ot,oorsol of Thomas's fifth

The public rehearsal OF ihon'lSs nun sym gym,
,,onv Concert was given yesterday afternoon at stein
-, uou There was superb performance OF the
Eroca symphony perhaps one of the very best inter
nretatons Of that difficult work Thomas has ever give
ah 1st Of Bachs orchestral Suites which opened the
nrogammc. was admirably played, and ht Will he DIS
oredltae TO the musical taste of Newiork II 1t do not
become popular. Two of the four movements selected
nv Thomas for presentation on this occasion, namely
the Forlaue and Bourree given at the Garden last
Summer Miss Drasdil sang Webers beautiful aria.
Fatma" which very little known in New-York. and
magnificent concert aria by Rubnsten. which is quite
new She was in excellent and most cordially
rsceiyed The last piece Oh the programme was Wag-
oer's Faust 4" overture
Thomas will Give extra concert on Easter Monday
when Mr s. b. Mills will appear
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24

date They find that instruction simply to present
the name of candidate is very different from in
sruction to cast solid, united vote for candidate
and they fear that the resolution may be construed
to mean that delegates, after the first formal pre-
sentation, in fact nnpledged. They also an
noyed that 113 out of the 432 delegates should
have been found to oppose Conkling and remark
that 1t il not insignificant that the Conkling dele
gates mainly from cities which are chiefly tho
seat of Democratic power, while the 1l3 opposing
delegates come from the more rural Republican
strOngholds.
[for Irs Comments ne Syrcos Contention see Sh Pdge
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
Drs,sTHoIS BOILER EXPLOSION.

LARAMIE CITY, wv, March 23.-At about
o'clock this morning boiler in tie Union Pacific Com
panys rolling mill this place exploded with terrible
force completely wreckng the south half OF the MILL
-Four men were instantly killed and ten Others wounded
seriously. About 20 men were In the mill at the te
nearly every one of whom either killed or wounded
rho bor was carried through the stone wall OF the mill
and on; a quarter of mile the prairie. One OF the
wounded has since died and two Others VIII prob
ably die Every one Of the killed had families here
Laramie Tho wounded have been taken to the Sisters
Hospital here. 49, ooo
The damage done TO the mill IL estimated ut SlJ,0OO
Tire cause Of the explosion is not known.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
WRECKS CAUSED BY THE RECENT GALE.

Several additional marine disasters were re-
ported Yesterday among them being the foowng The
schooner Maanzas from Calais for Newport, Is ashore
near Machias aud Will probably be total loss. The
schooner John H. Converse Pumner master from Trim
iad via Vineyard Haven for Boston, put into Glouces-
Ter March 23 with cargo shifted In the late gale. Ihe
schooner Effort, from Philadelphia Tor Boston, sprung
leak oil City Island and was towed back to Newiork
Yesterday for REPAIRS The schooner Neponset from Vr
otnia for Boston arrived al Portland yesterday with
bowaprit b and stay sails lost. The schooner ida H.
sillsec Thurber master, from Oyster Bay L. IT, o ana
for patchoe loaded with rails IL ashore Fire Island
and blged. The schooner Rising sun, from 81 George
for New York. is ashore ut Woods Hole. but Is III SAFE
hnrhnr The bark Queen OF Hearts. Brennan master,
from ST John NJ H.. March H. for Warrcnpont, II re-
I.,ri,d AT St John as wrecked on Deal Island.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
MEETING OF TIE ERIE DIRECTORS.

The directors Of the Erie Railway met yes
terday clock to receive the report OF the commit
tee to conduct regulations with the rcpresen
taiiys OF the English bond and shareholders In regard
TO the general scheme of REORGANIZATION. The
Erie Committee SIMPLY reported progress, ana
the Erio board authorized them to continue nego
tiatior- III, representatives. Of the English inter
eel. wer. prc-cut. The Erie Directors Committee
consists of sNGuy. l.. d. Morgan Santrl Sloan oi IN,
nrlnvarr I1cLawauna and Western Railroad and
Thomas Dickson oi tao Delaware and Hudson Caha
Com.au, II stated by those Interested IN Erc that
tr question ~ third rail been referred for consid
Grafton 10 the Directors Committee. in confer nee With
the ID.ll-u Committee.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
ALLEGED FERRY MIsMANAGEMENT.

John s. Reehill, who has been ferry master
at the Pavonia ferry for 10 II years. has made an
affidavit which has been submitted to President Jewet
OF the Eric Railway Company that there has been mis-
appropriation OF money collected ss toll ut that ferry
lie states that the OF the ferry for the last year
were S2O7 OOO while during his service they were only
about 600 He added that he is in possession OF
facts which are not to be made public IS yet,
that show there is considerable money never
accounted for, owing TO the mi,manascment
~. y, a. .ve nr,artment Of the Erie Railway Company
sans ma who handle money are obliged to make return
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
IN BROOKLYN.

A fire which broke out Yesterday in the two
story frame building at No. 4sl Monrocst, in Hrookyn'
DESTROYED the house and it's contents The loss Vas
81 600 covered by Insurance. The Daines co'hmnhi-
Gated TO No. As3 Monroe-st. owned by Margaret
Sweeney, and caused damage Of > 900; insured for
:. OuO the oss furntnr, amounted 10 floo co'tred
by $500 insurance. The hOu4r az 30. Ioo MONROE 81,
owned by Mrs Ann Cook was damaged To lhc cNteht OF
ii 100 and VA, uninsured The dwelling at No. fSJ,
Owned by A. VI. Smith, was Injured TO tho extent oi
80. but was fully insured.
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Notice,

The OFFICIAL CATALOGUE Tig INTERNATIONAL Fxntrr
lIoS will be published May J. No for the rrst
edition Of the parts be received later than Ami
i6 Those desiring advertising space the Official Catalogue
should make immediate application the unJersned sole
advertising agents tor this publication.
.. NJ PErIEsCHL & Co,
81 Park New.
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CHICAGO WHISKY TRIALS.

CHICAGO, March 23.-The trial of Rush &
Pohmsr. dstlers continued today. The testimony
proves that Junker Of the firm of Roee, Junker Co.
paid to Rehm s30.OOO. Roeo testified that he paid
sums Of moEey 10 Hesing. He supposed the money was
be used for political purposes He deprecated THIS
- the other wss 10 do business Illegally order
- protect themselves.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24

he gauibed and money. came up as special order
In the House to-day. resolution was presented re-
moving him from office An answer from stevens was
presented in which he that he Is cited for acts com
Intted in his ndiy dua and In his official character
= they be true he submits they not sufficient grounds
for his removal TGe resolution Of removal was debated
nt length, aud, pending discussion. the House took
recess.
LaterThe consideration Of the resolution for the re-
mOya OF Judge Stevens from office resumed III the
tonight resulting In the adoption Of the iesolu
ton bv 10 ieas IN 10 Nays The Senate VIII act In the
matter to-mO
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
ROAD SOLD AT AUCTION.

PHILADELPHIA. March 23.-By order of the
first mortgage bondhoders, the sunbry aud Lcwistown
Railroad Was sold at public auction to-day To John h
Valentine ,ttorney for SIGl 900 II was stated pri-
,aely that the principal purchaser interested l. josiah
=
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
CHARITABLE CONCERT.

A concert for a charitable purpose is to he
eiyen next Monday evening in the chapel of the Chaer
Institute No lO7 West Fify-eightst SeorJoscphWh
will play fantasia on Robert" and will accompany
Nine do Lussan in Bragas serenade for voice, violin
and piano Mme de Lussan and Mile. Munier VIII sln
operato aud other selecton and the list OF performers
also includes NJ. Touret, pupil of Dupre NJ Laurent
pianist from the Paris Conservatoire; and sig. Agra
monte aud Mr. Dressler. accompanies
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
THE LADIES' CENTENNIAL UNION.

The Dramatic Committee of the Ladies Cen
tenna Union Fund regret that many persons entitled to
seats were unable to obtain them in the Union League
Thcater on the evening OF March 81. The Committee
were careful not TO sell sests than the theater
would hold, but more than a hundred persons forced
n and deprived the owners OF tickets o
their rightm places Precautions have been taken 10
prevent this happening again.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, X. L., March 23.-The Repub-
iican state Convention in the State House at IL
o'clock to-day Nelson W. Adrich OF Providence Prcsi-
cent. and Charles T. Baou and Henry Bfamai Clerks
The present ncumbeDts of state offices nominated
for reelection namely:
For 0OpenOy-Henry Iippitt Of Providence
Lis,lsnant GOrsraor-HcnIy = Sisson, Little Compton.
% II. AddeDIsD.
Attorney GcneY0L-HIard SaylVs.
General TreGsVTcT-Samuel Ci9Tk.
The delegates elected to the National Republican Con
venton At Cincinnati the following: Charles Hart
Charles G. Vance, I. Henry Howard, James NJ Pcndle
ton, Charles Nourse, Nelson W. Adrch Isaac T. vii
liaIns and Edward L. Freeman.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
CRIMES AND CAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ROCHESTER, y. Y, March % Henry Thoul was
s convicted murder in the second degree, and
sentenced 10 imprisonment for life lie goes 10 Auburn to
niglt.
NEw-HAvns, Conn, March 23.-This morning
Special Agent starrets arrested James L. Bsnedo mall.
Garner Norwak and Norwak for robbng the
There vs tound upon hs psrson forty letters which
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
TIE FIRE RECORD.
FIRE IN SCRANTON.

SCRANTON, Penn, March 22.-A fire broke
out at $50 o'clock this morning IN the opera house
block and IN less than hour destroyed the opera
ho. and the Boston dry goods store Tho propicors o
the scre Messrs Lindsay & Lidde. lose 500 coo worth
of stock; Insured for $4,000. Tho Scranton Opera
house was worth $4,000, and is complete wreck II
wa insufcd for $4,000 The Morning RfpDbicd! e-t
mates the entire oss al sljo.OuO Two previous az
t,npts have been made 10 burn tho opera house within
the pa.i week.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
THE NORTHERN RAILWAY OF CANADA.

TORONTO, March 23.-Thc Northern Railway
Company held their annu Al meeting to-day The annual
repor shows the road and rolling stock to DE in complete
rp.ir and efficiency aud that steps have been taken TO
change the rails OF the main line from iron To steel
Owux the dullnest In The numbering trade ana tue
dtVrcssio tie receipts of last year
we're below o. l-1i but the working expenses
we're proporf,on,tny reduced, and n small balance
carried over - 10 the beginning of the present
wear the traffic returns exhibit u marked improve men
on those for the ondng period OF last season
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
IuE RARRETTo, EAMILN NAME.

Judge George c. Barrett denies the report
that has been in circulation that william C. Barrett
assumed his final name when he To tins country
lie states that his grandfather George Barrett OF Annac
kern IN the County ot Galway, in Ireland with his two
the middle name Of Carter after an uncle
IN order to distinguish his family from the many other
families OF the In that county. Ills descend
ants have followed his example.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHINGToN, March 23.-Master l.. G. TleiIner is
detached the Brooklyn and entered 20 the ossIs ON
her arr Port ROYAL The United states steamship
arry Bias. Mexico from Francisco
Feb TO- and sailed the 1h for Mazatan She expected 70
leave the latter port for Guyamas on Feb %.
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OF the amount with their attached but at tho
ferry the money that received for toll OF vehicles ana
passen handed In at tho Treasrers office win no
account and attached. Mr. Reehiil states that
recently he received telegram asking him 10 ca AZ
Bellevue Hospital. but there was no person there oi
the signed to the db patch. he thinks some person
desired TO wayay lin account Of tine charges made Dy
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24

DAVENPORT, Iowa, March 23.-The Daven-
port and st Paul Railroad sold to-day by Special
Master ia Chaucery y. r. Dillon for 100000 The sale
WAS ordered by decree OF tho United states Circuit
ort i'm the suit pf German bondhoiders agalns; the
Company Tor hSecoyery of nearly ~ 900 900 OF bonds
on a mortgage siyen 10y the latter.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
KILLING FRosTs IN THE SOUTH.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Severe frosts have
killed the early crop of vegetables and fruits In South
Carolina and Georgia Advices from Charleston and
savannah report vegetables OF the truck farms de-
stroved bY frost and Ice.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24

GEN. SHERMAN EN- ROUTE TO WASHINGTON.
ST. LOUIS, March 23.-Gen. Sherman left here
for Washington night In response to an invitation
from Secretary Taft who desired to consult with the
General OF the Army II IS Thought here that there
possiby of the removal of the army headquarters To
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
DIVIDED OPINION ON CoNKLISG.

The XVIIth Assembly District Republican
Association held meeting last evening at No 3il West
Forty -seventhst Joel W. Mason presiding Charles A.
Grant offered resolution repudatiDg the COnklng resO-
luton which was passed at tho Syracuse Convention on
Wednesday He supported bis resolution by references
10 the speech Of George William Curtis against sending
pledged delegation 10 Cincinnati and by the declaration
that Senator COnklng by his connection with TIE ADMIN
Istraon party had destroyed all hope Of his being
elected The resolution laid on the table ana an
other resolution sustaining the action of the Syracuse
Convention adopted.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
MIDNIGHT HEI7HER REPORT


For New England, generally clear and warmer
weather during the day with light westerly Ia sOutncry
winds. and rising followed 10y falling barometer.
For he Middle Satts and o,rsr lakes. partly cloudy
troruer ,rea'he,. Iooired by rain during he ers,n1
pinds hjtng 10 eastery aud souiheriy, and Jaittaa
Lir
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
GOV DAVIS REMOVED AND DISQUALIFIED.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 23.-A special dis
patch to The Appeoi from Jackson Miss the formal
Judgment In the of Lieut.-GOv. Davis was pro-
nounced to-day, being his removal from Office and dis
qualification hereafter from holding any Office OF honor
trust, or profit 49,, 49,,
Upon rcauest OF the House. the Senate discontinued
proceedings against ex-supeIfntsndent OF Education
COrdoZo
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24

MONTGOMERY BLAIR FOR GOV. 1lLDEN
ALBANY, N. Y, March 23.-7he Coopcrsforn
Journat poDlishes letter from Montgomery Blair. In
which he declares for Gov. Tden for the Presidency IL
Is long and carefully prepared document.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
ATJ,CKsoy. LA.-LOss S7O.0oO.

Nrw-ORIEANs, March 23.--A fire at Jack
son La last night dcstroyc the greater portion Of the
business part OF the town. Loss nearly s'oooo; IN
suranCc, ~ 900.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
Special Noiirrs.
Insurance on Dwellings,


The GERMAN-AMERICAE INSURANCE COMPANY
desre to call the attention o ownrs OF DWELLING, and
TENEMENT property 10 the very FAVORABLE RATES al
which they writing policies
Parties having insurance maturing and May can OBJ
tain full information Eow application tho COmpanys
Office,
No. l7e BROADWAY,
or at thu branch Offices.
FOURTEENTH. ST, COR FOURTH AVE and 27 Pc ,pr
y. ROwners Of property NORTc,GED To IIFR INSURANCE
C0HPANE- INSTITUTIONS &c would 30 we'll 10 send
to the oGERJANAMERIsAN OFFICE for list Of rates be-
renewing their policies Rents and leases insured on "a
yoTable terms.
CASH ASSETS, 80 O6r 9Gs 69
ONE MILLION INVESTED IL Y. :. GOVT BONDS
Moody and sanLey.
HIPPoDROME BUILDING
NOON SERVICE from II 10 O'Clock EVERY DAY
meeting from l:45 Fourth Avenue nan
Afternoon service at O'Clock tuesday Wednesday Thurs
dal, and Friday. - ~
tickets afternoon re. upon Application
livery night ~ O'Clock III Madison Avenue Hail. over
Young mcns meeting Fourth Avenue Hail. every ato
o'clock, sud SATURDAY night meeting at ASSOCIATION Hall
Nosrr'icrs AZ the Hppodrone ON saturday and noon
meeting ON sunday.
Post-Uh- . Nsiic-.-Ths FOREIGN MAILS or lhe :. .sI
TUESDAY Nll 80 a. m. for Europe per steamer Wis
eonsin vis eus.n.orp on wErNGsDAf At ii a N, for
Europe steamer Abyssnia via oueenstown; THURS
DAY al ~ toy Eg:c2e per steamer Lessng via Ply
mouth Cn'rSsure ana M,Tssrr ~ n on sATuKDAY i3o
Southampton and Bremen and Al II NJ FOR Great Britaia
and At Nv er scotland direct na, be spscia ssdres,sd
per steamer Anchora via 0lassow The malls for China
nail tor Brasil &C, vill'svs New York April 6;
-. service: Needy and s.nLsy. -. :.
''' H''sn Fl, ssSf :; r.sar. 3. w
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DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS IN TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 23.-Thc State
Democratic Executive Committee met to-day and called
two con May 81 TO appoint delegates
10 the National Convention and the other for the 9th OF
August, TO nominate Governor aud electoral ucKel.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
MARRIED.

SMITH-TA MONT-On wednesday morning March %
1876 OF TIE residence the BRIDE Rev jaime. Ots Den
nlsion, assisted by Rev James Drmarsst IT, zen Joseph 5
smith 10 Miss hate La Mont, both OF Kingston, n. Y
Al Notice. Of Marriage. must be inaossed uiM 6,lI
naD, aud address '
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
TIE STATE OF IRADE

HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. March 23-spar:sh gold, 23c d23l. Exchange
stea.y,
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
IMPEACHMENT OF A VIRGINIA JUDGE

RICHMOND. March 23.-The case OF George
T. Stevens, Judge Of the Nelson County Court charged
tb conduct uubeooming his judicial character In that
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
PENNSYLVANIA NOW FOR HENDRICKS.

PENNSYLVANIA NOW FOR HENDRICKS.
LIST or DELEGATES CHOSEN At LaScAsTEE-1HE
MAJORITY ARE FOR TIE INDIANA CANDIDATE
EvpNis MAY CHANGE THEIR yOTE, HOWEVER
IFRon IHE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THs fEiBuNE'l
PHILADELPHIA. March 23.-Tho Lancaster Con
vention did not complete the list Of district dele
gates to ST. LOUIS last night in time for it to appear
in the New York papers OF this morning. The follow
ing is the complete delegation:
New-York tribune., 1876-03-24

All Notice. Of i
n,ime and address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-05

srly day the portraits 90 r. uumocr OF Other
gentlemen prnmir raj. 'g rl',.c tfs.
Mr.. Poole has loani time 5sl geea Tor-
traits 20 90 considerable work on large
lsntscap" representing a sce8e an toe Allie
Sfenigs ~ twilight, from study ma is i'm
t1ht region last SKINNER. We have hereto
fore referred 10 Mr. Poolss Improvement in
landscape Painting, a1d thIs piece seems %
ne really better than nythiug he has VET
done IN that line. lie has also under waV a
cascade on the Rlackwater. thaf slows IN,
peculiar color OF that stream and also gives
a fine close study OF the noble trees and rich
foliage 50 Characteristic OF that section.
Mr.. Wit, who expected u return 20
Washington early I'm the winter. has been
delayed in the west 10y press Of or lens until
now, arriving here only day before yester.
day. He has several Washington commits
sions Ia nh. and will commence work as
soon as he - able u open his studio. which,
we understand, ne has secured in Vernon
row. But wherever he sets up his easel, he
l. sure To nnd plenty 20 do and 10 DO it we'll
lie - one OF the very hest of our pafnters
both IN portraits and Landscape aud his re :
IuIn 70 the city If real acquisition 20 the
rapidly increasing circle of artists VINO make
washington their headquarters.
- Mr.. Ike, we are glad 10 learn has re-
ceived commission 10 paint a fun length
life size portrait OF the late Mr.. Lsnthicum.
which is IA Toe placed Ia The school a. oseoree-
Town endowed by him. aud which also bears
his name.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fassett give a reception
this evening In their studio. over Metze-
rott's, which will doubtless bring together
a large number OF cOngvaial aud sppre ca /.
tive people.
Mr.. Hesley, the celebrated artist. is WIS.,
Hing Mrs. Dahlgren. and Mr.. Bryan has leu
dered him The use OF suitable apartment AZ
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-05

THE House Committee on Territories has
before it the following bills TO make
Alaska a county of Washington territory,
which would relieve 1t from military aud
put ii under civil control; a general bill
making territory officials elective instead of
appointments, involving ''squatters sover-
eighty" in its broadest sense; n bill 10 modify
the enabling act for the adm ssion OF Colo
RADIO; bills admitting New Mexico and Utah
as states; bills to establish territories To be
known as Pembina and Oklahoma. The
Oklahoma bill ia the same old railroad lob
that has been introduced in Congress each
year for the past several years. A delega-
lion of Indians is here TO oppose IL, on the
ground that they are getting along very well
in their present IDdian territory, and want
to remain undistCIbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-05

BALTIMORE. Feb. s.-oOtton hrmer aud M re se-
uhe,micdne W sl2s Flour steady AID uDch On cd
W heat quiet and unchanged Corn sourherD
stsoy, western nrmer-sOCthern white, Bss,l.
last hall February, "a bid March. Oats duh NJ
staay-s0utbern DomlnAi, western white, Gas:
unchsnetd ProvisIOns strong, b,uy ant and eeDer-
ally higher Pork, 81 25s2l 80. Bnlk meas-
SasDss Baoon-shouliers, S'ks7A csar RIB sides
EsaizA. Hams. El4 al6. Lard sieady-cruds
u9leum strong end bigher-cruis, - renusd.
"a. Conee dun and NOMINAL whi.ky 6rm, ne
west Nire1nias 81 North Csrolina Is, Dad. rs.
90 new, O. do special tax, bid 10 day Sugar dull,
NEW YORK. Feb. s;.stoeks active and better.
moneys no loans, and Gold, l27S. Erchange.
lover FOR SIS, new.
INV YORK, Feb, 5-ElOur quiet aud frrl
W be st ssha1e hrmer Corh q shade irmrr. 10
LONDON, Eeb. 8, l.0 .. m.-u. 5. bonds, new :,