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National Republican., 1876-10-28
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

UNITED STATES NAVY PAI OPFIoE,l
SAN Francisco, Sd October, 1916
Sealed proposals. to be indoTsed Proposals" !"
will be received at this office until II o,clock mid
day, MONDAY, 30th October. 1855. for the de-
livery Of articles called for on the following Re-
QUESTIONS al the Navy Yard, Mare Island, free of
expense to the Government. and sublect to the
usual Inspection and approval:
BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS.
Requisition No. p Tor Gasoline and Road
Breaking Plov."
Rcquisition No. 25 for Upholsterlng Materials.
Requisition No. % for Lumber.
Requisition No. g for Hardware.
Requisilion No. % for Miscellaneous Articles
Requsition No. % for Broken 81 enc and Gravel.
Requisitien No. 60 for Hardware. .r
ReQusitiOu No. 81 for Hardware.
Requisition No 50 for Iron.
Schedule of Articles called for in each ReQntst-
tion to be had on application At this office. The
articles on each ReQuiSiti0n will constitre
Class and bids will be received for each Glass or
Requisition accordingly. Bids to be in duplicate.
Prices TO be stated in United States currency.
The right is reserved TO reject any and all bids
not deemed advantageous 10 the Government.
JOHN S. CUNNINGHAM,
ocI4td PSy Director, U. s. N.
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GHERMAN Il HANDY. Anetioneers,
- #, 81 st. Cloud Building. =

~ ~ ". Olouu buiung. La ~
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE STOCK, FIX
TURES, COCO WILL AND LEASE OF THE
DRUG STORE On THE NORTHWEST COR
NER OF I AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
-. BY virtue ofa deed Of trust, bearing date
September IS. A. ID. 1875. and duly recorded
among the land records for the District OF CO.
u lumbia, IN Iiber No. $50, folio il9, and by di-
rectionof he party secured thereby, will offer for
sale, At public auetion. on THURSDAY. the 2Sth
day of October, 1876, at O'Clock p. the ent tire
stock In trade, fixtures and OF the drug
located on the northwest corner of Fourteenth and
l. streets northwest, in this city. The store Is
Stocked with an ample and well-selected stock of
drugs, chemicals, perfumery and toilet and fancy
articles. The lease has about two years and four
months to ran, and the rent Is 80 per month. pay
able monthly. The stand Is an excellent one, and
This sale Offers opportunity to persons wishing
to engage In. the drug business
"a Terms ofsale: One thousand two hundred dollars
in cash. and the balance in equal installments, at
six and twelve months from day of sale. The de
ferred Payments TO be secured by the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest the rate OF eight per
cent, per amman until paid. and indorsed other
wise secured the satisfaction Of the trustee Two
hundred and ffty dollars must be paid at the time
OF sale. COareyancing aud recording at purchasers
expense The trustee reserves the right TO resell
the property at e purchasers risk and expense in
case OF failure to comply with the terms of sale
within 'foaF days thereafter. 80 - n =
9 . 80 EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee.
oeH-8t W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman.
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Tne following are the buying and selling rates
tor Goyernmene securities, furnished by II.
Cooke, Jr-, & CO.. bankers: - :
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n J. SWEET, Auetioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIsTPRovED BUILD
ING LOTS UN FIFTH STREET EAST, BE-
TWEEN L AND N STREETS NORTH.
Byyirtue Of deed of trust to us, dated
April q, A. ID. 1876, and duly recorded In
Liber No. ia folio 4s5, one OF the land
Tseords for The n u District q S Columbia, and at
wi ell at ppblie auction in front Of the premises,
on RiDAY, November ), 1876, at O'Clock y. m,
city of Washington. ID. O., to wit: Lots numbered
d and p in James n. Callans subdivision Of square
numbered SO. -
Terms of sale: One third cash, and the balance
payable in six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest At eight per cent per annum from day Of
sale be secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold II the terms Of sale are not complied with In
FIVE days after the sale the trustees reserve the right
to resell at the risk and cost OF tue defaulting pdr
chaser deposit of 500 will be required 1t time of
sale. Conveyancins at purchasers cost.
- JOS @ r.. EpS1S. Trustees.
octie-Th2w&ds I. j. SWEET. Auctioneer.
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IT I. wORMLEY, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY FRONTING On ID STREET SOUTH,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
Bv virtue of deed OF trust to Daniel L.
Eaton and myself, dated September L. A.
ID. ISL, and duly recorded in liber No. SIS,
~ folio 1SS, one OF the land records for Wash
ington county, District of Columbia. and At
the request of the party secured thereby, 1, as
surviving trustee will sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises UESDAY. the 31st day Of
October, 1s6, at o'clock p. m. all that certain
piece or parcel Of ground, being known and dlstin-
gushed as the west eighteen (Sl feet by the depth
thereof OF lot numbered three, 90. In square num-
bered five hundred and eighty, (SSo,l .r.rH...
Terms Of sac: $50 with Interest at the rate of ten
percent. per annum from September L, 1874 less
$75 and expenses OF sale In cash: the balance in six
(s and twelve 2) months for which the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale,
aud secured by deed Of trust upon the property
sold, must be given. deposit of SO will be re-
qulred Of the purchaser at the time of sale and all
conyeyancing will be at the expense Of the pur-
chaser. II terms of sale are not complied with
within seven ) days the trnstee the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
fauitlng purchaser. -GEO, w. STlChNE1,
Ioc90-ffW&ds H rH ~ Surviving Trustee.
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WAsHINaToN AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sUMMER ARRAseEMENT, BEGINNING
APRIL %, 1873. -
sgNDAY, BETMEEN ALEXAN-

Leave. Washington at q. IN. and 4 D. m, and
Alexandrta at so .. N. and $40 p. m; pass Lees
burg, going westward, at mn o. m. and 8 20 D. N.
and arrive st Round Hui at u N. and p. Leave
Round Hi A. S:aa; N. u:0 p m, pass LeesburE.
At AexandriA Sis .. m. and S:5 D. m, and wash-
ington At $50 q. m. and $50 D. m,I 90
ArPassengers from w ashlnk kton win take the
Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and
Potomse railresd station at 4. n. and D. N, and
The $50 4. m. train from AlexandffA and 1880 D.
m. train from Round Hill connect At Round Hill
with Harris, Daily Line OF Coaches for snickers-
Vile, Berryyille and inchester; Also with ReAmer's
Aldie and hiddleburg. - y X -
Both Trains Westward make close connection st
Tisnns with sisson's Line Of Stages for Fairfax
COnmntsuon nciets, cents per mile; annual
tickets, 96o. X. H. HAVENER, y
ApS-n General Ticket Agent.
National Republican., 1876-10-28

FANCY GROCERIES
Ia the District and most respectfully invite citizens
aad strangers 10 visit our esta slishiaeAt.
RW. REEDS sons, st
oc24-tf ..rFE. .s.E lsis u street northwest
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daily, Win Faffor gAr At PlttsburE,S
y:40 D. m, daily, with Palace Car TO
Chicago, and u:5o =. m, daily, except Sunday.
Baltimore d Potomac Railroad,
For Canxndsigua, Rochester, Bunalo, Niagsrx Fails
and the North, 8 a. m, daily, except Sunday; and
Cars, 70 Watkins. For Erie, Canandaigua, Buff
falo and Niagara Falls, u:5o 9, N, daily, except
For New York and the East, I:s3 q. m. and go D.
m, daily, win Palace Cars attached; Limited Ex-
press Of pullman Parior Cars s:s5 M, daily,
cept Sunday. For s2sa-5F - = = - =
New York and the East, Sos q. m. and lao D. m,
daily, except Sunday, with Parlor Cars attached.
For Philadelphia, sos e. m. and l:p p. m. daily,
except Sunday, and 1:33 n. m. and 800 and $40
p. m. daily. Limited Express, s:2o .. m, daily,
except Sunday.
For fope,s Creek Line, TAO q. N. and 40 p. M,
For Annapolts, 500 and u:o.. m. and 40 p. n.
daily, except Sunday. :
National Republican., 1876-10-28

! Msssrs. H. Z. O2sey Co.. bankers. nssys
corner Fffteenth AID Z streets, repsrt New Eork
quotations, as folloEs
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Fnsnre Days.

TtHOS. DOWNING, Auctioneer,
u Cor. of Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1876-10-28
Alexandria 4 Fredericksburg Railway 4
Alexandria Il Washington Railroad,

Tor Alexsndrie S:i5. s. 500, Q, 10, Ii Q. m, l. g.
4:9 .. and 200 p. m. On sunday at 9, m,
For pta ths Y sor:s. via s:snmsssa ..,s ,,ur s
via Lynchburg 7;1s o. m. and I2:0O D. m daily, :
Trains leave AlexAndriA for washington O. d, s O.
10. .. m, / 3, 4:1, 8 and D, N, ON Sunday st
land 10 q. m, and 500 d. m. - =
Tickets, Information, Sleeping snd Parlor Csri
Northeast corner of Thirteenth strcet and Penn
sylysnia ayepue, northeast corner Of Sixth street
orders can be len for the checking Of bagraset 70
destination from hotels and Residences,
F2ANK THOMSON, d. N. BOYD, Jr
sjI-H Genil Manager. 6enT Passenger AGENT,
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in both the Yachting and rowing Centennial
contests. The Wavereys have nice club house
foot Of Fifty seventh street.
REGATTA ron MAY.
The Long Island Yacht cub, Commodore Geo
7 rley located foot Of Thirty fourth street,
South Brooklyn, lead the other yachtsmeu by
announcing sweepstakos reg,tta, open ~ all
cifi q. ON Wednesdays May II. EX-rommodOre
Frink hates is building n beautiful - foot boat
to visit tire Centennial with II. Weeks /. build
ing "A =, foot boat. Tho Union Cluu Of Long
Island has been dishirdcd, aud most Of its
members have gone into tho l.. ]. Club.
Force 81 kcyport is building 1rioot cabin
slopp Of the same stvle AZ the Active cutter.
She will have 90 foot m lst. 3l-fout topmsst, 10
foot m in boom. and boHsprit "a feet outhutrd.
A b0.ioOt slo1p yacht Il tcing bulit ~ Newport
fnr Mr.. Win NJ If Baltimore. The steam yaCnt
Frcny, e.. f. Dixon, is being rebuilt, anu viii
have new boilers and new engines. The steam
yacht Minnehaht H. being repaired and Will be
sent to Lake Geneva, for friend Of Mr.. Jacob
Lotll1rd.
mainsail centre board oien boat for VIM. w q.
Brown, Ncwburgh. She IL being built for speed
The celebrated sloop Ray, built by Gtorge
ell into schooner. % feet inches on deck.
The Portland club has nnmher Of nns yachts,
and will make cruise TO Philadelphia this sei-
son. az Will portions OF other Eastern yacht
clubs.
ton. and other small clubs IN the vicinity are all
busy painting, renting, and repairing. and the
sharp click of the carrenter's chisel makes
music in the air round every CLUB house.
a
A circular yacht built at St. Petersburg IA At
tracing attention abroad. and II H. claimed she
will revohitioni1c the science NJ v. chit building.
she Is 20 feet IN diameter, cutter useed' with a
55.fyOt mast. spreads 1NOJ square i,ct II can
vas, and stlnds M like house when other
yachts are scuppcrs under.
During the winter months our large yachts
ali Law NJ mostly where their captains hail from
In different ports along the sound. The captain
or a boat kceuer watches them AZ half or fun
pay. She yacnt captains are among the most
skilfu and daring Of seamen. The smaller raft
are generally pulled ashore near tho GlT mt
club huusea. and watched bv the idnitor ton-
tray to tue To- -lish custom, the crews nic turn
ed alrifi ai the end % the season. and shtI on
coa4tcrs. steamers. and 10 the Mediterranean.
\ large proportion ARE Scandintviaus. except
the ,aptalu-, mates. anu one or two hand. Tor
ysnrl In T. 'gl nd the crews arO Kept along 1t
hNlf ply through the winter season. reporting At
intervals. and are Of course lar tettcr drilled
and disciplined. Iulf nay onicers uf rank IN
tie BfNi-h navy do not hesitate to take CONE
n.and If .chts. and were tnrir craft anywhere
near equal Z, ours in speed. the man-of- war dis
cipllue would tell against American Yachts In
racing,
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"rhe Evil .ccl CnIlea Chl.Iinn.o

Ia ono Of the show windows Of the American
il,t Gety bund.ngs bord about two feet long
und one f0t vide, gray And weather beaten. IL va
once used IN Japan bulletin hoord for tne posting
Of onlcel procamaNon' 1t has just been received
here from Edward warren Clark, who got II while
tr'N Ling iI JUuy, IL lsNrlttpn ln ilpiLr-e ciliit
rs, m net u which the forOwug Is translation
BOARD NO. 8-LAw.-The eva sect called Chrlsu.n
i IUcty prohltlteu. Suplclous prfslns VA ur rt
ported The proper officers and rewards siu sNen.
ilA Jear ke-u, 30 month.
lMnrca 2ith-Apul PA, 1sls)
DAIJoRAN VGoyeiImeGD.
The writing Is ~ back characters, lsnty ~ de
with ink and brnsh ike those used here bi shipping
Clrrks. since the enacted NSb, fh' Japanese
Government has become much more lenent 10 ts treat
nrut Of Christians, and W LIVrs guG0 elets a. TIE
ABOVE are promulgated,
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Making il rlen,anr for .lcr Husband.

TTTTf %
4 Detroit lady was trading AZ Wood
ward avenue dry goods store the other dlY
when she ran short q money ana asked t9e
cheerfuily agreed. and said he would send the
bill 10 her husband. :" You'd better send u TO
me-" she said az he ngured up the cost. " l'ye
got a peculiar husband. II mat bill reads 81
Tor sugar. coffee and tea. hen give me the
money without word. II II reads for balance
on dry goods, he II see YOU in Texas before no
PAYS IT, Make II out for groceries. IL Ia my
duty as u good wife " pander " his feelings
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lIcn who wanr -omcrhmg TO Road.

To THE EDlTOR or TIE suN-Sr, win you
please Inform the readers OF The Sun that any books
magazines, &C. Necondnasd or newl which they ars
wus 20 give for the OF the keepers Of the light
houses aud i{al vessels "a our coast may be sent ny
eXnre's, G. o. y, 10 A. H. johnson. H. $. Lighthouse
Depot staten leland. There ar. 900 lighthouses aud
i.lt vessels many VI diem entirely isolated.
Yours respectfully, Gro. W. BLUNT.
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Riddinv Them.eI,e. of n LnM,uif.

IN ls,2, Mr. John NJ Masterson, a wealthy tea
merchant OF tins city, who lives in Mouat Vernon,
while drVLg IN one Of the priucpa streets IN HE VII
q, In tHe cY'la was thrown into an excsyaleu that
~ no danger ta and his leg was brOhcn. lie sued
the village Tor $1,000 damages. IAe Village trustees
have voted to pay the claim.
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OUR AMATEUR SHIPPERS.
PREPA RING IOR 4 TERr LTTELY
IfCHTING SEASON.
what the Cluts Of this Npichborhood nre
Doing nnd Nrect 60 DO-Ncw vessels that
nre 10 Compete in thr Coming Rcgnttur.


Doing nnd lNrcct 10 Do-Ncw vessels that
nre 10 Compete in the Coming Rcgnttnr.
Yachting las made rapid strides in this
cluLtr, since the summsro 1874. when Commo-
d,rc Edwin y. stevens and few other friends
.s.cmllca ON hoard tho schooner limerick to
orr nSo the New York Yacht club. To-day
there are ncaIN fifty organized yacht club with
q Feet Of over eight hundred yachts, which for
beauty ana speed far eclipse the yachting ma
rine If the rest Of the world. The coming sea-
son lids fair TO surrass I'm brilliancy that Of
few years ago. when American selmanshlp ana
shiubuiding retained the historic Queens cup
against willy and dangerous antagonist.
The Centennial Regatta, to be held in New
York bay on Thursday. June %. will bring to-
gcthcr the largest feet Of couteatants ever as
semhlcd. There will be races up the bay for the
orcn boats. around the Southwest spit and
r.htship for largo sloors and schooners, and
probably an ocean rice for BIG keel boats. Sew
era foreign yachts will participate.
The prospect OF foreign competitors has put
the New York Yacht cub on the alert 20 pre-
pare for another contest for the Q.een's cup.
Among the visitors will be the celebrated
schooner Sappho, now owned by Count Mareo
Schinrra 81 Naples. \ new schooner owned 10y
an English nohcman. and the Liv1nla, are also
anil ~ he comiur. in addition to two or three
fast cutters. The present superb fleet could
hold IT. own pgninst the Enriishr. en-. but the
S1ppll Wlll he % tough customer. satisfied they
C. mot build foster boats, the owners of many
# tar large craft are uakluE alterations, the re-
suit 0f which viii be eagerly watched.
GETTING utNDY.
Cnmmodo~c < I.C,lgat.'- beautiful schooner
illrri btiug entirely irDWt 10y Henry steers.
she VIII ice decucnci Two feef. heightened 50
perfectly iluen deck. and higher tulvtrks. rhe
powerful schooner Rambler b. hritg heightened
lfit 81 feet iytv lrd. ~ Is siii in- WA make
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Inf tIrf Nr ttrf. POOR. lf. the fruHHH !.
iu,oc up oi. Oi in.c-itfrI ulit-, like V.iictv
.boN.tt'd ,.,.-oOn', int.lilhf c.mtni., ac..
.fcnnl .rt,r trfDii. .llr. o.! reform cr~ aver
fn.t This /. uni t..itso ~ any Ciifse ii Uuuic
To-. nut acun.. ...,n,.. of the practical 81! lii-
t.un = tic S. ttm Of aurrcuut, sliis winch
.,,r 81, e., .,..--r,, ~. ,,,,.r,~,o.
i"' w" III" Wv ~
" used to he the lraciicc Tor nesrly All Fret
VINO were bound 10 tucu Tor stipulated
ietgth OF time, during which they were taught
eauiur,tauttur@y crsaultiugdidiug ana every
thing else within the range 81 the teachers
aIlll,N' l"clc n.} VI j.. Vln..tu, Ntre UNI
aud when tn,y in their turn became performers
twas in Sg;insss for wh,cn tne' had natural
Now, very lew apprentices are taken. md the
ranks are FGctq 1s iTom ron .dydro reromers
we tustness Il, Eynn9 iuIi or lritate practice,
VIII out the henchrial experience - expert
these crude and hall-taught T.. rtorncr.. VINO by
their irea ment OF children br'n- discgcdit upon
who do NOT real, deserve it,
., IN tnc Utn'uG ot iupNs ior inc c'rcus
Tue now ny Sl.lsuiuic lrolesSl ~ ~ m
lures ere never INJECTED. Even in teaching
m,vU ,nV 'N.,,'N's .tv l'Ss 'o',llH "i
dangerous ial'; me- IN. ,uanic Wa' invented
Iosara ana 4. simIly q strongly naced arm
sian.lng out from we ceu,le-i lie at ishi aii-
moved around The .rire At any rate If speed de-
treI, lhroulh 'ttlr lulleN at the tNifcm'N
r. 4, w. st',t 'r',,' i',,'l vI,iH f, III
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NEW JERSEYS LEGIsLATURE
An Asylum for Lunntic- that IL to Cost Tw'
Millions OF Dollars.

TnrNroN, Jan. l7.-In the House, Mr..
brewer introduced "A resolution concerning the
new state Asylum Tor Lunaucs at Morris Plains.
II Gays that the Commissioner h We already
spent Sl.7OoOr0, that they require 10000 more,
ind 1t calls upon the CommlssioneTs t. render
on itemizoa account Il tho moneys they have
spent. To whom pad, aud from what fund
drawn. The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Lewis OF lluuson introduced a bill
making II u maifessance In ofico for any city,
county, or town board To spend more money on
any account than the appropriation on that ac-
count amounts to.
In the senate tho President announced the
committees, VI WHOA the following are the im
poftant ones:
On the JuIici ~ Nes'rs 'iARic. Potts end Hopper.
On tho Revision Of Laws-siessr.. rnornt KirS. and
On Finance -Mesrs Potts schuitze. and Hendrick.
On Municipal Corporations Messrs. JArrard, Kirk,
On kdu auon- -Messt,. Hil. Mage. and Biac >well.
Ou " llta- hes.is. Schulz, Nlllrts, bna Dayton.
on ltu ROADS anG Canals-M ssrs. Jarrard, Leaning.
On tisheries-Messrs sohultze Mathers. snd Dayton.
On bsnk ami Iu,tr-nee Compshies-4essfs. hifk
On 81 soellncOas business Messrs. wiletts. Smith,
On tlrctons-Measrs Kirs. Thorn ana Moore.
ON CLAIMS and feusions-AleSsis Wile1ts' Mathers
On Il panan Rghts-Messn. Magic. JarrArd. and
Ca Ensrosscd Bills -Messrs. Leaning, Ma,hers and
JOINT Committee on Trcs.urer's Accountl-Messrs
| l. umm'r Jarraru and Dayton.
Oustsc Prison -Aits 2. morn. Plummcr and Hop er
"a Lunlfc Ary inm Nj surs iill, hirK ana smiIn.
| nlac ven.
o. sinking Fund Nca'rs schu'ise, Potts and Hopper
ON Fcdera lsrltion- NJ essie. Nj gie tl anl Abbott
On tommerte .nu AaNeau0n- Mtsars. L It's Lean
! On Fnauns- M,ssrs. Leaning. sehultle and Hen
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The Hon. j. q. Robertson. Treasurer OF Que
bec has resigned
he Hon W. T. Elmer OtepJ was elected
Mayor ot MidilttUwn, CO1u. ycss,rday.
NJ II. Mundnn, hardware deher, and John
Eager. occfynah, bJ,i of Port JcrNi' have faled.
In an alteration on FriiM last In iamnkat-
inE. y. netwo l.. tlom sud Lyhoh ltticr
drew kulfr stabbed non4' VA lhe head the Anlto
entering the BRAN
Congie.swnn lIendeo ~ Vermont, In a bill IN
trO.uc yes cguAi, Nnud mihr 4 poDA onenrr iuf a
TtpoT er Ur the puOhc prut 70 change sptcch cI.
orpt foi grnmm itloI errors lnis TO prevent tho
revision " spuc,hcs, - IN the case Of Mr. Hlu VI
Georgia
John II. Shiells. son Of Col. H. Shields. for
mApJ years pr prictui OF ne Ia hn0nd Nkty, XIII
rrdaJ near tnr Pru,pr. depot On the AltHtlc,
Ms isipp AID uhO l;arOad Whe al ciHpuua 10 jump
tom atraiH, H. was ~ itais VI usc, ahd had Ouon
married ~ Two months.
lhe amendment 10 House rule No l2O Is In
encct to allow cVc) mem -ef 10 saf somothne a'out
rlrenchme"t ~hen lhe a.pr9p' aIion hiis are 9nd'
COuHurrstiUn, ln h,f W. d., tuo campaign Is 10 DO
bfglp the of Of the House, aud the Cry VI Boon
Ouiy T. matched asainbi tbat Oi NrDcls"
The COnsulAr ana DIPLOMATIC bill viii prob
ably bo reported to-day. GIlunna Ecuador, and feiu
are msds one mission. Bolivia ahd q IN AnutnrL while
ureeoe IA 10 heYe ony Consul: Tue pal nt az snSS
hinlsters aud COnsua, except those receiving ur<O'
yer Sunuin. wal w fsau0sd tnenU per GsaI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18
JOrrINGS AHOUT TOWN.

Samuel Wallace aud Fr nix Rlym1nd were
comm, iOnei yesterday as Inspect ,rs VI Customs.
An old man, pnnrly clad, was found dead on
the stslrway VI SJ eat TNeh sixth street last even
tug
Custom House Oflcer Kans found 5000 snug
Rlrd cigar, concealed Ia tAa steaer CJ VI Vera CrnS
yesterday,
Tho tOdy of an unknown man was found on
the north cnd Of DackNclfs Island Jestpddy, having
Oern washcd ashore
The charity fair IN the Drv Dock building in
Fnur sTVrt Aas Illrti rtaufcd over NtO)O iof the
poor ~ tho Eleventh " ard,
Jnhn II. Irwin II go Eleventh avenue foi over
FIRE hYdthut " iIr tu.u,.s Go Lff Nn Suhdhy' anu
dlrd soon trrNnrd Of Hui inln1l injuries,
rho liev. Dr. John Han wl lecture in the First
MtrH rrr lt.fgl ( iuuul. 49, htVch"'.h itrreI 'As
evening 6duI ct. u ., ana poSu. 90 f"
Ctnt. ulmpn closed the disnrlrriy houses ~
loo lOUs. ana lri teuA ttut l'l n",hl' ana ioeAea
up ihr pfui r.,tori thd iuttJ 90 ln' lli''''H
MI. Henry &. Ely ol seth Fay Co.,, whiskey
cumiu-.un nlaitIiuts. a d.ntta thN hf ever do't IN
counterfeit rcvrnu -iappr OF hulh0r~'d Al scent u
sell them.
The Germnn Indenendents have elected dr.
OsNald Otlrnl luffrf lrr-irht fui. hlauhruskce ana
Lerdilnnd Traua, Nlcr-lrrtilrhAi Dr. Gcrka and
thas endt. SeorriAres. and herman I'M, Treasurer
Pltr,lman lhnmas McIindo Of the Oah -trees
polio hna uron ant PERM esun oy tne fnlce tom-
nssi iner, receive med from the Llr Saving bs-
nry..cnt SoCirtL fDr trsoWns a druwniuE man Ion
The at fiVtr Iis thV ,eAtillv saVci " SiGbtAas
RlthLa tsH wVnils.