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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-28

TN BANkRUPTCY-.-Di OF
/ Nevada. ss.-At Phoebe, Nevada, the l4th
day OF August, A. D. 1876.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee Of the estate of Prime
T. Coleman, surviving partner of the firm of
Coleman h FueDzlida, bankrupt of Lincoln
County, State Of Nevada, within said District,
who has been adiudged bankrupt upon his
own petition by the District Court Of said Dis.
trict.
MILES CULLEN,
August IA, 1876. AssI gpee
lNirg1n1s knteTprise please COPY au15-tf
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Thankful for past favors would solicit .
continuance of the same at the old stand. H.
krause iB my authorized agent to act during my
absence. D.J KRAUSR.
Phoebe. August 2s. 1876. "a J. su2e-sod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27
THE OOURn.

EQUITY COURT-JuiQe DIN.
To-day, District of Columbia agt. Thos. p.
Morgan ct al restraining order issued.
ocean National Bank agt. Brown; sub
mitted. Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Com.
pany agt. Pratt; argued by Messrs. Pratt &
70 file amended bill. Mcpherson agt, Acker:
Injunction refused. Swart agt. Young; order
continuing Injunction.
POLICE COURT-Judoe E,,eQ.
TO day, John Engle, feeding horse on
eral. Jos. Hayes, petit larceny OF pitcher
and butter dish; 30 days in jail. Jas. Kee.
nan, assault and battery on Blanche Rsth.
bone, small girl; 81 And costs.
WATCHING AND PRAYING.
Henry johnson, mischtevOus-lOoklng
youth, was up for disturbing the cOpgrega-
ton OF Gorsuch chapel while engaged in
worship. The sexton, who was the princi.
pal witness, testified that he had his eyes on
this boy while ne was engaged In praying,
by looking between his fingers, and saw him
cutting up. When he finished praying he
went and got an officer to arrest him. ON.
the church he found the boy with others
flirting with some girls. This was not a
part OF the religious exercises, and he took
this one In to the station. For defence some
I'VE half grown nOys, companions of defend
ant, testified to the effect that this boy was
very orderly, and the disorder which occurs
there SO frequently Is made by the girls. One
OF them testified that the "gals are al ways
snlckering there" The court cut the mat
ter short by imposing a fine OF SIS.
Edward and Thomas Chisley, larceny of
meat worth So cents. Edward, the elder
pleaded guilty, and said Tom had nothi n q
10 do with IL; $40 or thirty days.
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GEORGETOWN.

RETURNED TO THEIR HoMEs.-The lads
Jackson and Powell returned TO their homes
about three O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
both being In q very weak condition, having
gone Without food since the time of their
leaving home. The story OF the boys is that
they were left by the tide on the hats and
therefore were unable to return. They slept
In their boat all night with no covering, and
jackson, in consequence of this exposure
and hunger, was seized with nausea, and
was for some time unable to rise. With
their united exertiOns they at last reached
the shore and walked to town.
ROBBERY. The stable OF Deener, Cissel &
WEIGH, millers, was entered last night and q
quantttlty Of harpes1 combs, and other
articles were carried away.
GRAIN TRADE.-The offerings on Change
this morning amounted TO Its bushels of
wheat, with sales OF I, 700 do. at 3 t.3ox and
IS At 81 33K. The sales yesterday after
change amounted to 800 busnels OF wheat,
Of which 100 sold at s132, and 200 ct Sl.37.
The boat Hattie and Bessie arrived yester-
day with 200 bushels of wheat, and LOO do.
corn TO Hartley Il Bro.
COAL TRADE.-Coal 10 arriving steadily,
but owing 20 a lack Of vessels the ship II
are somewhat below the receipts. The
ngures for the week are Is follows: Consoli-
dation coal compauy-Receipts, Also tons.
shipments, ,S43 tons. New Central compa.
ny-Receipts, 1000 tons; shipments, I,s25
tons Borden Mining company-Receipts,
2,6lo tons; shipments, 2.6i5 tons.
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Doctor. 1t Feels Like q Ball Of Fire.

Doctor, 1t Feels Like q Ball Of Fire.
80 speaks oftentimes the sufferer from
dyspepsia. After eating, 1t seems as il there
was q veritable ball Of fire running up and
down through his stomach. If he eats much
be feels 1t; IL he don't eat much he feels il.
1t destroys his enjoyment OF life. If the doc
tor be really DESTROYS of curing his patient
he should not experiment with the sufferer,
be should recommend him to use Peruvian
syrup, whose merits have been tested so
long, and always satisfactorily. Balls of
IRE In the stomach and Peruvian Str7tp can't
dwell together. Send to your druggist he
Keeps 1t always ready, and try 1t. 1t will
work like q charm. eo
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very low order of intellect, but, nevertheless,
the was entitled 10 the same confederation
As others. He argued that the confession a.
made TO the reporter OF The STAR was more
likely TO he the correct one, and that IL is
corroborated TO greater exteat than any
from the evidence that there was no mate
rial lapse of time between the quarrel and
the strikip z OF the fatal blow, and that there
fore they could not md verdict for higher
cluded about noon.
Mr.. Donoehue followed, claiming that the
prosecution had utterly failed to make ont q
case of murder.
A recess was taken, and on reassemblipg
ME-. Dopoghue continued his argument.
District Attorney Wells, at 1:5O O'Clock,
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

REMovAL-Fya Cass SECURING and Dveipo
A. Fischer has enlarged bis establishment
northwest, three doors from 9th street. near
Inc U: B. Patent Office. By promptly adopt-
Ing the latest improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he is en-
abled to do any work In q manner NOT In he
e9ualed By those not possessing these facil-
1ueSs o,lS,12
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Rasv Feat. n,

DR.: White, Chiropodist, of nftsen years,
States and Canadas previous to being To-
cAted In warrington, ID. O., In 1851, success.
fQlly treats COrns, Bunions, Diseased Nails,
CnnDiains, vascular Excrescences, &c, at
his establishment, 14l6 Penpsylvania avenne
opposite Wtllard's Hotel. Fee, 81 per visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

LUCKY Is THE BABY whose Mamma uses
Gte1na's Sulphur Soap, with which to wash the
little innocent. No prlckly heat, or other
rash, can annoy the infant cuticle with
which this cooling and purifying anti scor-
butte comes In daily contact
GRAY HkADs daily grow black or brown.
Cause-HHrs Hair DIE. m.w.f6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

THH NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF new York avenue and 18th street, paws s
PeI CENT. Per annum on deposits for each cal
epdar month. Banking hours, Q To 4 Saf.
urdays, to 4 and to s. Nt3 rxtie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

PLUMBING AND GAS FTrTINe n snAc,altv
All work guaranteed. No boys sent out 70
90 mems work. Hamilton 4 Pearson, eth
and d streets. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

NV FALL HATS FOR 1sic.
The Broadway SILK Hat IS and as.
Newest shapes Stiff Derbys. 80 to g 50.
ElekSot styles Soft Felts, 80 TO g.
Two hundred dozen Boys aud Chiidren's
AeH. 1or school and dress. from Soc to Al 80,
- LswiS Popular O9A Price store, !" $40 I'm
sue0ts OetWecn ana ~
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CIT p IT X KH.
FALL HATS FOR lsfc,

9ETALIc CENTER PIRcKs, much superior
nno onesper tnan plaster, 81 Hamilton &
oaI son D yin enQ IL streets. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27
LOCAL NE VS..
Amusements, &C, To.p,~hs.

Mr,onG Iheote.-Mr. Louis l.. James in
WANTED Divorce"
fbTds Opera Rolse.-"The Two Orphans
tourlSsqUe.l
Iheatv OoDsQte-" Wild BIZ and first
class varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

! IouSp d.. Balls Cough syrup to be . mos.
born coush and COLD viii yield to it hesiins in.
hnsnss-kraak 3. Prres, Nslc Orseaas, lsrHa
1873.
NJ Rs. 3. J: MEeeHR, DkESsMAKIN9: ~
S1 Agent for y. Z. Tayior's PATTlRH6 md
JOURNALS, 1918 Pennsyiv anis avsnue IuS
01rS,J Weenn9ton. O.O osf7- eo1ms
HAVE ZOO TRIED
- WILLIS
oetl7 II gURBKA TOOTH POwDlRf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

TEE JACKSON DEM0cRATIc AssocrArro,,
viii attend the democratic meeting at Rock
vile, starting from their hall to-morrow
morning ~ $50 O'Clock. The democrats az
Washington are invited 70 join them.
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Weather Probabilities Io-dav.
oTPIcn OF CHIrr SIGNAL oyrrcul, /,

In The middle states, rising followed by
hiltnR barometer, northwest winds, backing
70 seuthwesterly or southessterly, warmer
And generally clear weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

FALL MEETING
NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB, AS9A~
BENEIsG's STATION. H23>S
IRsT DAY-Qetober 81, ls7s.
mt .eee-Dash of mile, for cid ages
Secc No Baoe-Mile heats, for AL agee
Third Rsn-Iwo mile hurdle Race.
skCOHD DAT-Novewber
First Race-lh mile dash, for ell ases
Seoosd Race-1 mile heats, for ear old.
Third Race-ih mile hurdle race.
THIRD DAY-Hovenber g.
1trt face-Cousoiation Pure, Ia mile.
Second Race-2 mile hests, fer all aaes
Thu kace-l mile heat, hurdle race.
Ifefns on and P y. vii leave ct IL: Is O. n
ano lib M each 6ay-retrr ming after the race,
kreemtre Commute :-kichNfd Va lach, Presf-
dent; Gov. Ooen Bowie, r. W. boswell, Marshall
E Eaen; jas = barbour. j, Thompson, =. y.
besIe =. =. kcesele, Richs rd smith, J. O. Audeu-
Isd. h q sibbone, n. "A. Hutchinson, J. II.
smS Ugh: Nw Clsggeit. Joha A. Baser, 1.
so1IcE--sessor Tickets, IS Can be Obtained at
all he hotels ICrtic Ohrsn. Rep I octM AZ
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EORDS OPERA HOUSE.
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MAIIsRI.
BgRLESQUE OF The TWO ORPHANS.
bUhLE s Q gE OF TIE TWO ORPHANS.
noapAY EvIEINe, October so,
The talented youns Ocnedian
BOBBY NEw COMB As TOPsEY,
In the great moral drama,
UNCLE TOMS CABIS
4G0 COLOkEo JUBILKk SINGERS,
keW scenery and Appropriate kfects, and q
selected Or smatis lmDasy.
oct56 6 Republican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

A DRINK THAT COST S5sO-Detectiye
Coomes and Miller have arrested Wm. n
De Nesle on the charge OF the larceny Q
$3.50 from John Mccarthy. 1t is alleged tina
wnile Mccarthy was drinking In compan,
with De Neale the latter took McC a unone'
and passed II to third party, and that onli
S12l was returned, leaving $3.50 uuaccounte
for. De Neale was committed for q hearing
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
wv. h VITALITY PRENIUM sTTAM
MINT,
ESTABLISHED 1881,

Wrh fun Stock Of Foreign and domestic DYE
nesoea nsoninery. and life time Experience, 4
N Hrepered 10 co al Wnrh In my line, In . vie
uneur passed by Any Sablishn ent In the oonntry
Morh sent Tor and delivered without extra ch.rse
In any part OF the District received from and re
Turned te any place In the country by mail or ex.
Eress. Once and Works No. 80 jefferson street
0eofeefoWn, ID. U. Send me your orders. sep2e n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued To
Benjamin j. Cant and CathRrine l.. N icbols:
Michsel Freery, OF New York city, and lse
r. Mcclellan; Winfield r. LAWYER, M. D., OF
FreepOrt, H., and Mary ". Schneider.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Yesterday Mr. Jas.
JamisOn, carpenter employed at the Trea-
sury department., while ascending In the ele-
vafor had his heel q short distance over the
side and IL was caught between the floor of
the elevator and the crossing and he came
near having his foot torn Off. Fortunately
the elevator was Immediately stopped and
he was released. His ANGLE was badly
sprained, and II will be some weeks before
he Will be able to walk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

Mr. A STRAUs elsewbere advar,,.a.
reduced prices his large stocE 81 ~
youtns aud boys, suits and oyercoats IN a
sisss anu a rec esdsole manner, giving full
cool weather being now fully estahiish. a !.
change 20 winter suits Is Necessary Ana = =
where can goods be purchased cheaper ib ~,
at Straus'. 'Ash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

W. c. MANN, stalls No. 53s and $40 Center
Market, will have for sale to morrow morn
ing some nne beef and lamb from the farm
OF Mr.. Lufz, near Leesburg, Va.
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i. y. X. VIsITATIoNs.--Tbe semi annual
treat visitation 10 the great chiefs TO the
GiSes In this Jurisdiction will occur on IN 8
aaowin sleeps OF beaver moon G. 8. ID. 3s5:
Irloe, No. II, on 9th sleep; Tusca-
h.n shep; Usage, No. 6, 1fth sleep: BlacS
.1sN,' NO. l., 18th sleep; Logan, No. $, g3i,
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THy KING HTS OF ST. AUGUSTINE, Com
nandery No. I. colored Catholic associa-
tion, Of Capitol Hill, in company with the
Knights Of St Augustine, Commandery No.
3, OF Georgetown, their invited guests, were
ton Of their fourth ami yersary. The Capt.
tol Hill delegation was commanded by b. II.
waters, and their visitors from Georgetowu
by Logan Williams. A so.ree At Lyceum
Hail last night terminated the celebration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

TEE HAYIs AND WHEELER MEy OF East
ton yesterda y run up on the pole
n the Intersection OF Virginia aysnue and
Gun street, a handsome burgee, bearing the
names of Hayes and Wheeler, and AZ was
gieete1 win loud cheers. The streamer is
~ feet long, and was made DIV the wife ~
capt ID. Crouch, of the navy yard, who col
leeted the funds. e +. Casey designed N
and " m. l.. Cowan superintendent Its con-
struction.
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-, :: . y, =: ~ - I: - - 49, -
- n - :; s s; :: g: ~ "a g IS;
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SIB TH1 PEITcEs 81. 9d pGb SUITS. FRoh
q, O.. o. q. AZ sse uIsssds,
~: 49, s sas q. q. es. q. GO. q, to On.
MenS snd Boys low-Drics fanh, iron 81 up.
j. ~. BELBY'A.
ooU n 1914 8 6 Pa ava hsf lQth n aoth "A.
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bins place; they were talking pretty high;
II was only like the usual noise OF q family;
paid little attention TO IL, for IL was out OF
his line of business, and he had heard such
quarrels before between them Saw them
pass out of the gate Afterwards, About 10 or
II O'Clock, and after they came back heard
quarrel.
Mr.. Donueghue here asked that the prfs-
oner be allowed TO show the scars on her per.
The court ruled that the witness (Croeeon)
could point out any scar which she had
brought around and . small scar (evidently
very old one) over the left eve. which
could have been caused BY q blow or BY
THIS cLosKD THE EVIDENCE,
ana the District Attorney proposed that
both OF The counsel for the prisoner should
argue the case, and he would close.
prayer: That the jury must not take into
confederation the second count In the in.
dictment, 20 far as IL charges defendant with
the must Ss tsSsn tosei ana! SD sd
That II, from the evidence, they believe tn at
the parties were Engaged In an alteration,
and that the blow was given in the heat OF
must give the prisoner the bensnt-nnd her
guilty of manslaughter; 9Th. III they have q
Reasonable doubt - TO whether the blow was
given n in the heat Of ps.sisn, under strong
they are TO give the prisoner the beaefit OF
such doubt, and ind her guilty OF man
slaughter, 9Th. In considertng the evidence
the jury 10 not to regard the cutting mp OF the
body as Affecting The character OF the evil
i deBce.
The court said that he would modify some
OF me prayers when he came to charge the
MI. Bangs, At few minutes to IL o'clock,
ARGuMKNf FoR TIE DEFENCE.
A1'' vi AL referring 70 the accused being OF Q
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FIRST GRAND OPENING OF
NEW CARPETS
80 P1R oaHT. LIS sorH THAN LAST HIARS
Good yard wide, 0aBc,
1xtre heavy C9etage Carpets ct Uke.
Good Insratn Oerpse2, IKE.
ysry heavy Ingrafn OaTDsts, 10.
Extra heavy Ipgrain Carpets. &c.
Atwood Ingram heavy Oarpses, 60.
Extra heavy Ingrain Carpets, 1Gc.
Heavy Two-ply fnew degtGnsD Carpets, aHc,
lew designs Three ply OsrDs1, a.
Brussels al prices, new designs.
fapegtry Rugs al prices.
OIL Cloth Bugu.
on Cloth eli widths and prices low.
We have addsd to the above stock Of Carpets Is
new patterns, at the same price above mentioned.
No auction goods.
800 pair Bianiets, less than auction prices.
@. n. TOW0OU = CO.,
$50 PEHNeYLVAuIA Ayu0UE,
oepd-eosm (0outh sids) near yth serest.
SIOOND-RAND o. OfHIH0, .FUlnIfURE
y Carpets, Bsdoing. Oileloths, and goods 81 every
eeeeripfon bought an1 the n1geee och prices Daid.
ose&s oy nan DeanDoy sssSn1es a. nn \ m.
ese1e-ly corner 10Th srest cd tsnae ave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-21

ALBANY, May 20. 1870.
Governor Tildcn has signed the following bills since
tho list Of Wednesday,
Amending tho Revised Statutes entitled "of the re-
turn sunnoning grand jurios their powers and
duties /"
Amending the charter OF Oswego
Amending the acts regarding the city OF WATERFOWL
and confirming OF the Common Council In reer-
once to local assessments for local improvements
Authorizing the city OF WATERFOWL 70 borrow money
and issue bonds 70 quidate its Indebtedness.
Authorizing the city Of Enira to borrow money and
issue bonds 70 pay its floating debt.
Amending the act revising tho charter OF the city q
Utica
Amending inc act to children the benefit Of
elementary education.
To provide Tor tho formation Of road DISTRICTS with
the corporate Jurisdiction VI plank aud turnpike cnnl
panlef
Amending the to revise and consolidate the gen.
cra acts relating to public instruction.
Amending the act for the relief Of tho Surviving
members Of the New York Volunteers, who served In
the war with Mcxco M
To prevent tho deposit Of mud GARTH SOIL aches and
refuse the North Hudson River, aud 10 prevent
the filling OF the navigablo Of said river and
80 preserve the navigation thereof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-21
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

wAsHIx0ToS, May 20. 1876.
MAKING PREPARATIONS FOR ADJOURNMENT IN
JUSE-CoNFLrcrING OPINIONS AS TO IT'S
PRoBADILrTY--MR. nANDALLs VIEWS.
Under the spur Of the 70 solution introduced in tho
House proposing an adjournment on Juno IL move
mcnt has taken place among the members during tho
past few days indicating that they about making
preparations 10 render such adjournment feasible
Private bills have been rushed TO the table and commit
tee reports are coming In thick ana fast and conspc
uousy Mr. Randall Is confident that the business Of
the session can DO despatched to render ad-
journmeni a. the date proposed practicable unless the
Senate by It's vote Jurisdiction and conseauent trial
forthwith OF sx-secrctary Bclknap should Interfere
with this action OF tho House. II sald in support OF
this probability that should the Senate nnd Il has
jurisdiction In tho DcIknap case, motion Will
be mndo for postponcment of the trial itself
until December next THIS would enable Con-
gress 10 adjourn, Mr. Randall contends, At
the time proposed by the Morrison resolution.
Some Of the oldest officers d the Senate say thai
merely going the caiosd4r Of tho business sub
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-21
PACIFIC RAILROAD.

MR. LAwEENcE's BILL REPORTED FROM THE
COMMITTEE on JUDICIARY--sUMarERY or
THE TExT-powrRs OF THE SECRETARY or
YIYED
WASHINGTON, May 90. 1870
Tho bill reported by Mr. Lawrence to-day from the
Committee Judiciary to amend the Pacific Rail.
road act OF July l. 1852 which, his motion, was
dercd printed anu rccommtted. provdes:-
sEcroS THAT secretary ofhe Treasury shall at all
times withhold ANY money due from. the United
grsnt Of land. gilt loan Of credit whether
amount q any aud all claims due ro such company 70 shs
snc aIint in any action proceeding brought In par
snass :. w ny any .en e. % asass .ns Insa
STATES my STAIN or aeann o. s"e s, ssa'es nsanss
seo and pleaded such may be made ths subject OF
SIC provides thai ali claims and dsiaanas das the
usa s S any .S ss ss Ss
per annum from the time such claims become due,
comsa,ics 70 which bonds we're Issued under any ), sac
several u wsch this &C, !. 70
and principal Of such bonds and for rcmbursg tho
time advanced and paid by the United States
upon such bond. and and winch may NOS DC REIN
aud from i've cent q net earnings and for the pur
severa be required into the Treasury q the Cnsd
.s: II to ;ns ;Aa xs per ~ 1s
Pacific Railroad Company It's ami for it,
snS AFTER ss M Of
Treasury the United the x7Ju,OuO be
paid halt July and the other half January Ia
each said and during each and every year
mencng with the expiration Of said yeara. the
said Union Pacific Railroad Company shall paw into sha
Treasury % the United states souooo until she whole
interest shall have been fully paid. onensf u each annual
nsXcn TO be paid the lst u July aud the 'ther hall
Company on It's account and for lis several branehes
shall ported Of from and after july Il
1876 annually into the Treasury IL che United Stated
the OF $sos2lu 20 be paid onchalf On July and the
half January ! IN OF said
during each and commencing wish the
praon OF said period Of years the said Central Pacific
states the o St0 $50 nstii the whole
bonds issued said together with tho
q July and the other day OF January pro-
that paid into tho sinking fund under this
shall apply first 70 the exnguhment ct interest and
sEc directs the Secretary Of tho Treasury invess
renvest the best advantage c,eced under
this act
falling comply with the provisions OF this act directs the
Attorney inttute tho suits and gives the
precedence over all Others.
officers declare dividend from It's earnings
profits long such sixty days In default II
payments Under this any receiving such div
dend shall liable same
officers violating this section shall be individually liable to
the United for the whole amount Of such dividend
ferred he Interested directly or Indirectly In
herewith for his lawful compensation, and
any violating this section shall be liable hne Ut
$1,000 and imprisonment FOR one wear.
provides that remedy horefn PROVIDED shhii
deemed deny. exclude impair other emcdy
existing of the United shall
the or March q. 1873 shall Il impair the right u
Congress alter amend repeal this other act
right existing by andcr bonds issuod
under the ACT Of July =. 1864
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-21
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

The subcommittee OF ten, consisting Of the following
named gentlemen, Peter Cooper, Samuel d. Rugyes,
Augustus Schcll, Charles A. PEABODY, David Van
Nostrand, Dexter A. Hawkins, George Jones' Thurow
Weed, william Allen Butler and John H. Hall, who
the aud the writer Of the ode for
tho Centennial celebration Of the Fourth OF July the
Academy OF Music, met last evening at Mr.. Thurow
Weeds residence, West Twelfth street, for consuIta
ton. All were present except Mr. John H. Hall After
very short discussion they decided on inviting Mr..
Charles Francis Adams 10 deliver the Grafton Mr..
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nttsd ~ the House Win make q imp6lbls u adjoarn
before the rst Of July and that tho order and process
OF legislation would defer the day Of adjournmsnt
month later. or into August. The Senate does mot
mean 10 acquescc In tho wholesale cutting down'H
buGness done By tho House In the appropriations; 80
says Ills Chairman Of the Committee Appropriations
IL Will consent to reduction extent force,
but not TO reduction In salaries