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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
PLY MOUTH CIIURCH SCANDAL.
IoN 90 = StatcInent AhottI Ile,cher

NEW NUllK, Feb. 2l-BBWPu's Sfafs,aeIs
~ IoiS TIE IiS inou IA church exam ming con-
mltuee could not be ObsaInef Tor pnblica-
non. The Tribune says. TIE sub.rance a.
stated ny different members OF fre chprrb
VINO Hkttned 10 az, was as follows. Bpgen
guilty Of "@
ADULTERY, HYP0CEIsV AND PERJURY.
nnt ne adduc2d no proofs OF ms Statements
tie mentioned neither dat cs aor names with
ole exception, when ne said thaf Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph III. Richards llfsew OF "A confess
sion by Mrs. Tilton OF M. Beecher-s adult
Iery. One case which Mr.. Bowen brought
!oTWarr. IN which ne stated that he kneg a
lady who had been crIminalIy Intimate win
MI. Beecher FOR more Than a year. although
no names were given ast no da.e, except
mat u was more than ten years ago. was
oot , % many OF those present 10 nave
Ma. BowEN's FIRST WIFE.
although lu his suit against the PrOoklv,
argus ne asserted on uath hIs wIf-'s fnTIu-
cence, stated thai al reports AND minors ia
reference 10 her were false. TIE sfaternspf
was said by member OF Ire con- rnitfee IN
~ "A dl~COuuecfet, rambling faf.-,a 81 NJ
BpWeh Tor pelltNiAg Inc charges AGAINST Mr.
htecLer aua Iur continuing his conuectfon
Win Tie church.
a EEUAS-T
nc heTeld says.-p-e az tI4 persons most
Intimately connected win Tae sandal said.
&F. Bow statement was q resaSh Of MS
Osciardjious male dgrlr.g .le rs-tt.vn vcars
g., e.. III a., i5.tlel plea ia defence OF
castor. The principal deeIn-aft. "a vas thar
q woman had confessed 10 him That Nh
bEecntr bad SedUcv1 her aud mai UVai in
Criminal Intercourse win her E5r vera 10
was understood by many OF tlp -epflenaer
present That ne alluded - hig Grsf VIA he
dld not give thst name ofthe IaBv nor indi-
cate when her alleged seIEc Ion VS. accom-
pishel, but said 70 Was more tlap Ten wears
ago. Mr.. BOweu's first wife died thirteen
years ago. and from circumstances which ne
meAlOued In detailing the ease, 4 am com
WINGED ina ne referred 10 q pe.iC elghieen
years ago.
JOKE OF E1WFN
Ire members OF tue p80nrnI tee aiufttaI
ulat MI. WnIte 'ked Tie do5r. ont dIf IN
hUnorUuSiy TO prololg the interv -eg, as ne
saw MI BoWen was about % ran aWav artef-
having had bis say. Mr. Bowen, after read
ing his statement, professed his Willingness
q give names and dates 70 auy COMMITTEES
sworn 10 secrecy.
BOWEN DON'T LIKE THE JOKE
Mr.. Bowen this a. IA. said DE was deliber-
atlng what action he should take, il any, in
order TO bring the perpetrators OF can at
Tempt on his personal liberty 10 Justice"
Mr.. Henry {. Bowen, jr., said his father had
no definite plan OF action for the future bat
was awaiting the course OF events.
The Advisory Council To-day
NEW YORK, feb. 24-rhe Plymouth
church advisory council assembled this
a. m. TO commence their final discussion be-
fore presenting to the church theiT conclu-
siOns In regard 20 the six questions asked in
the letter misStve, and the other matters re-
ferTed TO them. The reports of the commits
tees throughout have been favorable 70 Mr..
Beecher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

THE MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE-Il the
Mary land Senate yesterday Mr.. German
presented the drafts Of laws for a new regis
tration of voters and the protection OF the
purity or elections drawn up by the commit
tee appointed by the democratic mass meet
Ing OF December 18th, which were referred TO
the committee on elections, and Mr.. German
grantee leave TO introduce bills accordingly.
The resolutions condemning the action or
the national government with reference TO
Louisiana were taken up, and Mr.. Steiner
submitted q minority report. The subject
was debated at some length and the maiori-
ty resolutions adopted by party vote. In
the House OF Delegates an order was adopted
directin the judiciary committee to report
q resolution instructing the employment OF
the attorney general and such other counsel
as the governor may think proper, TO appear
In behalf of the citizens OF Maryland indict-
ed in the u. s. District Court under the en-
forcement law for offences committed at the
city and state elections. A statement shoy ~
ing the total state aid to the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad was submitted, and in connec-
tlon with IL the comptroller mentions that
he has not received the interest on the Wash
ington branch stock due in October last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

n PATERSON CHARLEY Ross.-Justice
Benjamin HOremus on Monday night res
cued nom an unknown man, about two
miles nom Paterson, n. J., a little boy niue
years Old, who was being fOrcibly carried OF
In wagon against his will. The kidnapper
escaped. The little boy, whose name was
Johnny Hudson, son of VIM. p. Hudson. OF
MIL street, Paterson. said the man told him
ne wanted him To go TO work on q farm
hhen the Lad refused and tried TO get out of
me wagon, the man only drove the IA ter
The boy was enticed into the wagon by bsiug
asked II he did not want ride. But for his
crying so hard as to attract Mr.. Doremus,
attention the boy would no doubt have been
carried of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

BAffihont, ltb. N-NirG1lla 6s. Cd, s.: Con-
3D. 26, n; Co nsw do seoe1sl tsr, bid to-day.
middlinf, nsssk. Flour s;esdy end frm-an-
ehanged. wheat quiet and steedy-No. westsr n
lIael.ts; DO. amber l-s2als7; DO. whire, i5ssi 81
bern steafy western fairly active futures
western mixed, 81, spot and March; ak prii'
ssts ou.I-Uns Eanged, BE dun-7szs0 Hsy dull
- %. belk meafs-shouiders, 8, clear RIB sidss Il;
lgose psckeo, .s<sn1 Becon-ehoulders, mslUa. |:
sbc unclaaeef. bIcer strong sna scti ve-we-fern
eatras, tesH do nnsts, 3lAL. Pstroleun no nj asI-
unehsneed. WHISKY Bornin slly iloss.
INV ,foEE, feb; q -s,ockf active ana bettsr
4s&. Governments duh aud steady
NEW YORK, v y. - Flour dull and unchanged.
wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn duh and IN
chaugfd -
LIvERPooI FEB 81, ~ m -rcston-sal~s OF mia.
clihs urispo-, loE niadling cisuse, n area snI
AYr1l dellysry.6 81. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

MRS. THOMAS, the wife OF the dynamite
hend, known as Thomassen, has rem aimed
In This city since her arrival here, on the
steamer Wieland, snort time ago. She has
with her her four children. from whom she
has concealed their fathers crime and
death. Thomas left his family In destitute
circumstances, and had IL not been for the
Kindness and consideration OF the Ameri-
cans IN Germany the widows lot would
nave been harder still. AS IL is, she is IN
New York penniless and friendleSs, and
without the means OF subsistencs.-lN \.
Letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

THE CONNECTICUT EMoCRATIC CoNyEN-
TON, In their platform, favor the resump-
ton OF specie payment, but declare that the
bill passed by the republican majority was
tending TO secure resumption. Congress is
asked to substitute for 1t well defined aud
practical legislation tending 20 an accumu-
lat.On Of coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

THE TWO CoUNrERFEITERs, Thomas and
John Lougherty, who escaped from Ray
mOnd street jail December 5, By cutting
through the walls, were captured at the
Mills house. In this city, last Saturday
night and returned TO prison. Information
was given respecting their whereabouts by
woman formerly IN their condolences. They
have been ranging about New York ever
since they regained their nbsrty.-(M Y
Cor. PItila. Record.
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Social and Personal.

The Keen blasts Of winter made themselves
felt yesterday in attacks on the cream tinted
hats and the nveliest pursuits OF the day
were thereby occasioned. The few who
oraved the cold for the pleasure of ATTENDING
the last otthe cabinet receptions of thi. season
were well rewarded by the agreeable ladies'
WHO lfeslde over tire homes OF the Presi-
c-ht councillors. Except the wife OF the
secretary of the Interior all these Isiies
"SieAJ rome 10 visitors Mrs. Kerr, as usual,
E'sl one OF the largest receptions OF the ia v
hIs. New, the amia5.e and graceful wife
OF INC treasurer, has a dancing reception
this afteru Don.
Inc events OF last evening were the re
CDPtIoi OF the Misses Henry and the german
o. Ihe Misses freeman.
The Postmaster General was m Exfr,o, ool,,
Yesterday accompanying his sister. Mss
JaTeil. and Mrs. Cone OF Hartford.
One OF the very handsome yuuny laEIaS
VINO has mingled in society Of late il Miss
ti8lkSon, VINO, with her graudnOlhpr fop
wife OF Admiral Bell, is the guest of Admiral
aid Mrs. Powell.
Misses Hattie and G -ace Manchester. of
IUEalo. n. Y, are the guests of Mrs. Gen. y.
II. BiGweIl. 2lr9 r. street
MIS-. ii. g. Phillips VIII give her last re-
C. ptloH Tor the season TO morrow afternoon
al Ingleside. II will be 8 dancing recagtfo;,
me social event CT the evening will he
Tci' l.. ". Marlnt : annual children's fancy
cFtAs bail. Prof Marini's classes this yo3r
are exceptionally large and brilliant even
Tor TINS very popular teacher OF the graceful
arr, and the elite Of the city VIII be present
TONIGHT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

Ex-Governor JAMES b. GRooME is To be
married at Christ church, Baltimore. on tn e
18th inst, to Miss Alice L. Edmoadson
daughter OF the late Col. Horace Edmond
son, of Baltimore. The governor will have
an opportunity 10 celebrate the day OF his
marriage every four years, which is one OF
New Orleans TO spend some time Bali. San
24fh. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

PARToN's MARRrAGE-Int the Maszachu-
setts legislature, yesterday, the house COM
mittee on the Judiciary heard the petit "a of
James Parton for special legislation 20 legal
lie bis marriage with his step daue ltar M
Parton was heard In his own behalf, and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

The CENTENNIAL REGATrA.-It is mo-
posed that ontario shall be represented at
the Centennial International reeatfa nv tbe
yacht Orfole, of Toronto, in addition to the
yacht now building. 1t is claimed that dur
Ing the last four years the Oriole has won
more nrst- class prizes than any craft az
present sailing In inland waters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

IkDiANA DEMooRATs.-The democratfc
state convention OF Indiana will meet AZ 70
dianapolis April 70. Senator McOonaIi has
resigned the ehairmanship OF the state con-
mittee, and Gen. M1usoD has been appolnI-
ed 10 the vacancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

81 The underwriters who had policies on
the house OF Winsiow, the Boston forger, re-
Gently burned, have offered a reward OF
q Loco for the detection of the parties that
fred IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

A Id KINDS OF GENTLEMEN's Casr-OFr
IA WEARING APPAREL be sold 20 the vsrv
bsf advantage By Addressing calling on justin
olS u street Oct. sth and 7th streets northvesf
1@-e' JaalT-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

THE Committee on Ways and Means to-
day, by vote of six to three, directed Mr..
Wool to report favorably to the House the
Hawaiian reciprocity treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
DOUGLANs RRuIHkB
THE UNRIyALIED GREENEiEI.D
II FAMILY Flour,

have appointed Messrs BARBOUR HAMII,-
TOA s.e az as foz the sale Of tt~ celebrated and
nnrtI aiiea brand OF '.GREENEIELD FAMILY
ILOC r. IRIS Hour Is made from the ye-Y bsst
entire saslsfacfiou. NA =" si'e
JAS. L. ROBERTS, Manufacturer.
Referring 90 the above, We solicit a trial of fbi.
ven superior Flour teliexng 10 siI prov 10 be an
the maker claims for II. We have Il for sale in haSs
BARBOUR 4 HAMILTON,
fsbB-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
SLEEPING CAR DISASTER.
Father and Son Burned 60 DeatI.

toAIhh kEFslks n. Il, Fec. IA sleep
Ing car ON the Harlem railroad extension
was burned last night and Mr.. Bissell, the
proprietor OF the sherman h0lse, Chicago.
and has son, persisted IA the names. Ten
been badly burned. Tue accident was
caused by tie car running or n broken rail-
IRE.
WHAT THE PASSENGERS SAY.
FISHKILL LANnIsG, n. L, Fe5. 2t-In-
terviews with the pa sseugars show that the
accident happened a. midnight near WAL
nDgfOTd. on Il Harlem extension tain cam.
posed or an engine, baggage car, one passen-
ger car, ard a Wagner sleeping car There
were ten passengers all tolu nm the sleeping
car, which ran on broken rail, upset down
an embankmeut. aud caught IRE.
FATHER LOSES HIS LIFE TRYING To
SAVE ms son.
Mr.. Bissell's son, aged n years was In the
out first, bat hearing toe cries of his son
wenG back 10 save Dim, aud both were.
burned 10 death. Their caarrel renRigg
were louno. No other OF the passengers 20
more or less injured Ia other ways.
TdE WOUNDED.
MI TanClS Tie sey and VIE, OF Cafcprs.
We're hurt, Nrs, iierney In the face aud In
husband in the head. A Mr.. PItkoo. 80
Hartford, ts injured. All the injured are q D
ing well. A gentleman from Montreal.
whose name IS unknown, IS slightly in
Jured. Madame Piert, OF Phila ielpbia. ia
slightly hurt, but has gone on her way. An
unknown man from Chicago was somewhat
hurS There were about 50 persons in the
passenger car behind the sleeping car, none
OF which were hurt Mr.. Btssell was found
dead with his feet out OF a window and BODY,
inside, burned TO a crisp.
Gen. schenck's successor-Perb,.x-
NEW YORK, FEB. "a An Albany diArai..a
says IL Is stated there that exGov. Morgan
viii succeed Gen. Schenck as minister 10
England.
The Ctfv NJ G.Ives.o.s- p-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

THE Secretary OF the Treasury received
this morning conscience contribution of
SIS. The envelope was postmarked "New
York" and enclosed a memoranda saying
ssCredir cuStOmg"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

NOMINATION. The President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Joseph ID. Bates, U. S. marshal for Coanecti-
c1t. PoStmasters-John TSeedy, at Dan
bury, CT Charles II. Ly ford. Vinelaud N
J Thomas CoggeShall, New Bedford, Mass:
Davis GC3darT, Orange, Mass. Also, First
Lieut.. casper II. Conrad, TO be captain, ana
lie utenalt in the army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

THE PRICE OF GAS STILL COMING DowS.
The Manhattan Gas-light company and the
New York Gas-light company officially an
nounce that after the LIST day OF March the
price of gas will be 50 so per 900 cubic feet,
instead of S2.I5, as heretofore. The reduc.
ton is made In consequence OF the recent &C :
ton OF many families and storekeepers VINO
have used kerosene Oil instead of gas.-IN
y. Herald, sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
The Cold Reafher


BOSTON, Feb. 2s-The cold is intense hero
and IN northern New England, the mercarS
ranging from 10 Is degrees below zero
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

THE Post Office and Post Roads Com nit
tee OF the Senate hearc an argument this
morning from Mr.. Hubbard, representing the
express companies, in favor of excluding
merchandise from the mails. The commit
tee TOOK 10 action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
Hire

NEW YORK, Feb, 24-FIawkius a badges
machine shops were burned this morning
wItn most OF their Contents. Loss abou |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

MINIsTLR SCHESCK writes TO a eonfiden-
tia friend, near relative, in Dayton, Ohio,
that he has not resigned, ana does not con-
template Iesiguing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, S2o1 COS %; customs, sS23, 2n.75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

Ire City OF Ga1yestOu's passeu9ers-
NEW YORK, Feb. 2i-Tbe pasSengers and
crew OF the steamship City OF Galyeeton
stranded on one OF the Bananas reachef
Savannah last Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

JUDGE HOLMAN, it is said, will officially
withdraw as candidate for the demOcra tic
sUbernatoTial canvass in Indiana in a few
days, and will recommend, AMI use his in
hueEce TO secure the nomination OF Mr.. Ian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
III II B LIE B TIERS
p r ICE LIST.

OyEBCOATs sI3 REDUg D TO =.
CVERCoATs sI5 REDUCED TO $40.
OYERCOATs sIs REDUCED TO eI2.
OyERCOATs ego REDUCED TO si4.
CVERCOATE s22 REDUCED TO SIC.
OyERCOATS S2s REDUCED IL SIS.
oYERCOATs $50 REDUCED 25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE INrE.
RIoR-S Secretary Chandler declines to state
70 whom he has rendered the Office of As
slstaut Secretary of the Interior, but saws
lhaI When he has new assistant he will an
rounce IL. The Secretary further SAYS that
Inc names OF the several persons reported as
having been offered the office, have merely
been guessed at, and rather roughly at tnat:
al the guesSes being wide of the marx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24
THE sABCocK TRIAL.

E4TTISG FOR THE TERDTCT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

THE PLYMOUTH SCANDAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

HELPING TO PAY TIE NATIONAL DEBT.
Mrs. Grant received letter this morning
and forwarded to the Treasury department,
2 letter from Ishpeming, Mich, signed Mrs.
" m h. Dlck1nNOu, enclosing two dollars
from that lady and Mrs. Wheeler. of Con-
hECtLcut. 10 laY the national hCht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

~Sn. Ssneneks successor-PerhepS
NEW YORK, FEB. "A An Albany disl,aisa
says IL is stated there that exGoy. Moran
Will succeed Gen. Schenck as minister 10
England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

SECRF TARY CUAEDLER's RETRESCII-
MENr.-The Secretary of the Interior has
made wholesale discharge Of clerks In the
Pension Office on account of the low state Of
the :uDcs. The discharges were made z two
q H-reEt dates On the 18th instant seven
male employees were decapitated, aad on the
1871 twenty-five female ditto aud thirteen
m lies followed. making for;y-tTO IN all
quite reduction OF the force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

The PRINTING BUREAU DEFICIESCY-
Secretary Bristow had long hearing this
morning before the House Committee on
Appropriations with reference to the def
clehcy In the Bnreau Of Engraving and
Printing of the Treasury department. WhiIe
the committee took no action, il is more
man probable that to- morrow a bill will be
reported covering the deficiency, which will
oe passed In the House atouce. The out look
iOr The speedy resumption of work in the en-
CRAVING bureau is now quite favorable.
NAVAL ORDERS. - Lieutenant A. H. Vail
ordered to the receiving ship Wabash, list
March; Assist ant Engineer J. L. Edwards To
the Pensacola; Assistant Engineer J. s. Os-
zen 10 examination for promotion; Boat
swain W llllam Manning To the Juniata. lSf
Melchi Lieutenant Commander Charles
ONelli, Lieut.. r. w. Sturdy, and Passed
Assistant Surgeon j. a. Hawke have report
Ell their return home, having been detached
from toe wasp ON the 81 uItimO and have
been placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

LEAVES OF ABSENCE nave been granite d
for five months, with permission to go be
yond the sea, TO Captain Leslie Smith, 1st
inf9ntry, (Fort SulIy, Dakota territ0ry:) for
SIX months to First Lieutenant W. J. san
born, -Jth Infantry, Fort Quitman, TeXas;)
Tor SIX months 10 First Lieutenant +. o.
Gibson afjutant 10th infantry, (Fort NC
KGrCii, TexsS)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June q, 1875
On this 21st day of June, A. ID. 1875, per-
soDally appeared before me, notary public
In and for the city and county aforesaid,
John Chapman, who deposes and says as
follows: That he is the creditor of the Dis
trict OF Columbia for work done for the late
board of public works in the sum of
81 ,4q g. That his bill as above was given
by him to j. c. Lay & Co, attorneys, for set
Element, with full power or attorney to col
lect the same, on the 9th day OF October, 1874
That he has good and sufficient rea5on for
believing that Messrs. j. @. Lay & Co have
fuliy discharged their duty towards the set
tlemeIt of the said claim. That the said
claim was examined aud allowed by one of
the clerks of the board of audit, ID. c. for be-
tween five thousand and six thousand dollars
and returned to the board of audit for q lal
action and allowance. That he has good
reason for believing that since the said bill
was so allowed Messrs. J. G. Lay & Co. have
frequently endeavored to obtain settlement
there OF, but have been put OFF from time
10 time with the assurance that the board of
audit did not seem TO regard the claim as
very sound one. But the said John Chap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIFT FACTORY,
fsbl0-tr 1912 s.rost porrhwes,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

TBE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS were made
in Tie Sixth Auditors's Office yesterday:
Capt. Albau II. Nixon, OF H., from 81 10 4ld
class: Henry g. Aver, of y. II and II. A.
DohsOn, Of n. Y, from 1st To p class: S ~
BaTrcWs, OF Me, from q II 1000 position TO
that o! list as clerk.
TIE following promo were male In
tie same Cfice to-day Il. f. Hunt, Ohio:
jos TTsnlir, Nd; II. c. Wire, Oaio; Ivory
Il. I. Ike, Ill, from 1st TO q class clerkship5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

SHIEIS CHEAPER THAN EVER IN THE
- HISTORY OF nASHIaGTOH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-24

THE Senate Finance Committee reported
bill yesterday amending the law TO refund
the national debt, which increases the
amount of bonds bearing " per cent. inter
est 10 hvehUr,tred million, and provides for
their redemption after thirty years from the
daIe OF issue, at the pleasure of the United
States.
The New York herald., 1876-12-17
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DED STAR LINE.
ihs Belgian and United States mails
The following steamers are appointed to sail =
To ANTWERP.
From Philadelphia New York.
NEDERLAND..... - KENlLWOkTH ..Feb. -
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
First cabin 80 Second cabin: 800
Seeage tickets to and from all the lowest
accommodations for all classes unsurpassed
For rates Of freight and other "rxtion apply
to PETER WRIGHT a SONS, General Agents.
307 Walnut ST. Philadelphia
GEORGE w. COTTON. A. Broadst. New York
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent.
The New York herald., 1876-12-17

rrAPsCOTTS OFFICE, s8 SOUTH ST.
L ResitHnces To t.reat Britain aud Ireland.
bra L. ttr gi sai p,v ~ ~ seiased rit't