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By Mr.. franklin INo)-Biu To provide for
the organization Of the territory OF Okla
hama.
BY Mr.. Gunter (Ark.)-Bnl granting land
in certain counties OF Arkansas and the Fort
Wayne reservation 10 aid In the construc-
ton of the Northwestern Arkansas railroad.
Ny Mr.. Gauze (Ark. Bill making an ap-
preparation TO complete the Washington
monument.
By Mr.. Hubbell Mich. l-Bill 70 admit gill
ing twlne free OF duty.
BY Mr.. Conger-Bill 10 authorize the set
Element OF the accounts of Rear Admiral
John A. Dahlgren.
BY Mr.. schleicher (Texas)-To provide for
the payment of the noD-intereSt bearing debt
OF the United States.
BY Mr.. Mills (TeXas)-Bill 10 transfer the
Office OF Indian Office from the Interior 10
the War department. \ bill OF similar i'm
port was also introduced by Mr.. Hancock
(TeNas.)l
By Mr.. Oliver (Iowa)-Bnl limiting the
sale of agricultural lands under The home
stead and pre-emption laws 10 actual set
tiers.
BY Mr.. Cate (WiS.l-Bill in regard TO nat
uraliZation and the rights ofcitizenship.
BY Mr.. Lane (Oregon) Bib for the removal
OF the Indians and the sale OF the UmRIilla
reservation lands in Oregon.
BY Mr. Faulkner w. Va Bib 10 prohibit
members and delegates in Congress from act
ing as counsel in suits against the United
States.
The House then resumed consideration OF
the unfinished business, the amnesty bill.
Mr.. Garfield lOhio) being entitled 10 the
floor.
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A GALA DAY AT ANNAPOLIS.
tnnuSurRtfOu of Gov. GarrOIt.

ANNA POLLS, Jan. L.-Johu Lee Carroll
was inaugurated governor OF this state, to-
DAY, IN the senate chamber, In the presence
OF both houses of the legislature and court of
appeals. The oath OF Office was administered
by Chief Justice Bartal. Mr.. Carroll is the
great grandson OF Charles Carroll, OF Car
Tollton, signer of the Declaration OF lnde-
pendence, and the thirty seventh governor
of Maryland, twelve proprietary and colo
NAL governors having preceded the first state
COVE nor. Many ladies and distinguished
gentlemen were present. Among the
latter were Uuited States Senator Bay
ard OF Delaware, Dennis, OF Maryland,
Mayor Latrobe, of Baltimore. The band
from the naval academy furnished the mu-
sic. A life-like full length portrait OF Charles
Carroll, OF Carrollton, by Sully, looked down
upon the scene. IL is probable that no more
brilliant assemblage has gathered in the old
CHAMBER since the day George Washington
resigned here his commission as command
er-in-chief OF the American army, December
T-sg
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CENTENNIAL PISTOL PRACTICE.
Woman Shot by n Woman.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 12.-lcSterday AZ
ternoOn, about O'Clock, Mrs. Lynch, re-
siding in the upper part of the city, visited
the boarding house OF Mrs. Kate osborne,
il the neighbOrhood OF 18th and Thompson
streets, In company with her husband,
whom il was reported She charged Mrs.
Osborne with having slandered, and she
tion In his presence. This request Mrs. Os-
borne refused TO comply with, and angry
words eDSuec, when IL Is alleged Mrs. Lynch
drew from her muff loaded revolver, and
pointing II al Mrs. Osborne, fired ~ her, the
shot taking effect in the left side. Consider
able excitement ensued, during which ar
officer who was sent for arrested Mrs Lynch
and took her 10 the sd district station-hOuse,
Jefferson street, near 10th, where she was
locked up.
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a MINISTER'S Confession.
INAUGURATION OF GOV. CARROLL
FOREIGN NEWS.
The French Cabinet.

y
PARIs, Jan. Alt Is still believed that
the ministerial differences will be arranged
and the whole cabinet remain IN once. Tue
laInation OF Marshal MacMahon. counter-
signed by NJ. Buffet Ia the French people
connrmlng the policy OF the cabinet IN ac-
SStoIaanee Win the programme OF the i2th OF
England aud Exypt.
LONDON, Jan. l2.-fhe fisdlcicT ~ this
morning is enabled 10 state positively that
the foreign Office has received a dISpafch
from Comm SsioDer Cave. saying that Tire
Egyptian authorities In every way faciIf-
tcUlty between himself and the khedive are
grou.dless.
Peace Prevails at Panama
fANAhA, Jan Peace prevails, with no
Aizpuru, the Provisional President since
October i2,h last. was inauguTat0d GA the list
instant as constitutional president Tor the
term of two years.
south America.
DIR. Antonio Borrero TOOK his seat a. FRESH
dent OF Ecuador on tie Jtn ult. Gen. Julio
SaeDz, commander of the forces, snticipat-
ing resistance 10 the Inauguration OF Ror-
zero by The Garcia Moreno officials still ia
power, depOsed them and Conducted the Pre-
sldent elect 10 power.
Peruvian adNices report that the money
crisis was Still urther aggravated. -
a TOWN DESTROYED BY AN EARTHQUAKE.
Letters have been received in Lima dated
Cusco, December llth, which announce the
complete destruction by an earthquake on
the 4th Of the town OF Abancay. Between
p. m, OF the 4th and a. m. OF tue SIN no less
than thirty seven shocks occurred, several
OF which were very severe. The town Is said
10 lie completely destroyed, but ~ ~ not
known n loss OF life has occurred. Tue dam
age done is very heavy.
A CITY INUNDATED.
kilograms announce a severe flood on Val
paradise, the business part of the city was in
undated, two lives lost and ~ 800 0po OF prop
erty destroyed. The Hood was caused by
heavy rains and stormy winds on the 10Th
ult.
WOMEN SUFFRAGE IN CHILL.
Several women have been registered ia
some of the towns in Chill aS qualified
voters, aud will exercise the righL OF SUI
fTage at the approaching elections.
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The State Legislatures.
BALLOTING FOR Z. 9. SENATOR IN

BALLoTING FOR Z. 8. SENATOR IN KEN
A dispatch from Frankfort, XIV. saws the
ballot for Senator taken yesterday resulted
as follows; HOuse-James Beck, Is; John $.
Williams, 2S; Preston III. Leslie, 10; John w.
Stevenson, 10; VIM. Cassius Goodloe (rep) II;
w. c. p. breckenridge, /. Senate-Beck, ID;
Williams, 5; Leslie 8; Stevenson, 4; Goodloe,
8. Necessary TO choice. GO. The result is
and lodging votes are cast. A Joint ballot
will be taken to-day.
ANOTHER MIDDLE IN LOUISIANA.
The democratic members of the house OF
Louisiana yesterday went into the election
OF United states Senator. OF the republi Aan
members only Ex-Governor Hahn took part,
de nominated Judge Talliferro, of the SUI
New Orleans, was elected by So majority BE
received 81 votes. The senate passed a resC
luton that there was no vacancy, therefore
democratic senators, however, will attend
the Joint session TO day, and it is said three
republican senators will join them, when
Eustls will be elected by legal majority ON
REFORM IN NEW JERSEY.
In New Jersey the senate reelected Gen
Small president. The governors message
was read. He recommends the passage OF a
law depriving every person convicted of bril-
berry OF the right of suffrage, in addition To
the other penalties prescribed by law. New
Jersey, he says, has no debt except the war
debt, amounting to 1884 600. An additional
appropriation TO defray the expenses of a
representation of the state at the centennial
Is recommended. To relieve the people of the
state from all taxation except for schools, an
additfonal tax should be collected from rail-
roads.
GOVERNOR HAYES, OF OHIO,
was iDaugurated yesterday. He recommends
In bis inaugural that measures be adopted
for the Limitation of state and local indebt-
ednessi that taxation be reduced, unneces-
sary Offices abolished, and retrenchment ef-
fected in all the departments. He concurs in
the recommendation OF his predecessor re-
gardiDg Ohios participation in the centen-
nial exhibition. In the House q resolution
declaring against any division OF the school
funds in the interest Of any particular reIi-
gIous sect was unanimously adopted
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE AND FREE
PASSES.
In the Senate yesterday the standing COM
mfttees were announced. A resolution of
tered by Senator Joyce. of Baltimore city, TO
aorogate the issue OF free passes on railroads
and Steamboats, 70 members of the Legisla-
ture and state officers was laid on the table
for future consideration. Leave was granted
To introduce bill for establishing an abat.
tor near Baltimore city.
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RAILROAD ROUTE TO BE SHORTENED
Mr.. Coghill has introd uced a bill in the Vir-
ginla legislature for the Incorporation OF the
Rapldan and Charlottesville railroad. This
is intended to shorten the line OF the Midland
road so that instead Of running the cars, as
now, 70 Gordonsville, they Will, IL this road
be built, run straight from the point named
considerable distance. This is especially
desirable for the mail and fast passenger
trains.
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The lands Trial,

BRIDGEToN, y. j. Jan. II Tue trial OF Chas
X. Lands was resumed this mOrniug, Judge
Reed presiding. James Il. HOagland, the
prosecuting attorney, opened the case for
the state in q brief argument claiming that
IN would be shown that the accused hal COM
mitt,1 artful and deliberate murder ana
thar nreN -tous 10 the shooting OF Carruth ne
had tinrests~ ed him violence. The firSt vii
ness called was neighbOr of Carruth's-
who testified TO his 9eing present a. the time
OF his death. DR. Thoh as, professor OF the
Hahneman medical collie OF fhll adelphis,
who made the post mortem examination OF
tie body OF Carruth, described u . operation
and the finding OF four distinct absccaseS Ia
his brain caused by the course of the bullet.
de attributed his death 70 the abScesseS
caused by the passage OF the bail In the
brain. The examination and cross exami-
nation was searching throughout. II was
conducted by Attorney General Parker for
The prosecution, and eX-Chancellor William
son and Col. Potter for the defence. Harry
Wilbur, foreman i'm the Independent Office,
detailed the shooting OF Carruth. Hon B.
Harris Brewster as an additional counsel
for the defence.
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AZ EAIRs N CALIFORSIA.
Land Grab scheme.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IA dispatch
from Sacramento says that lana grao
scheme has been unearthed by which the
state is a loser 10 an enormous amount, an0
that the matter will be brought before tee
legislature tomorrow In Tie assembly, SnS
an investigation asked FOR.
Death Of Prominent Odd Fellow.
L. Rogers johnson, for many years ora15
Secretary OF the independent ordeF o. D1u
Fellows, died Yesterday 81 santa b SrOara.
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A MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcr-No
little excitement exists At Union Hui, N. J..
respecting the mysterious disappearance OF
a well known citizen of that place named
Martin holster. When last seen, which Was
about sixteen days ago, ne said that he was
tired OF life TIE missing man is reported 10
have loved fair German girl, but who gave
him no encouragement.
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Detention OF sound Steamers.

INV YORK, Jan. l2.-Much difficulty was
experienced by the Sound steamers in max
Ing their westward trips on Monday night
and yesterday. The steamers met heavy
seas, and were very much delayed. The Old
Colony, of the Fall River line, did not get
here Till last night.
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Barney McQuade Convicted.

Especial Dispatch 10 The FUe7siao StGr.l
BALTIMORE, Jan. 12.-Barney McQuade
was convicted and sentenced 10 six years in
the states prison and fined $1,000 in the
United States Court to-day, In the bogus
canal boat claim case. N.
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SALMON IN THE PoroMAC.-Major F. b.
Ferguson, of Baltimore, fsh commissioner
for Maryland, a few days ago forwarded to
Point Of Rocks A., 500 young salmon from the
Matching house In Druid Hill park, Balti-
more. They were about ten weeks old, from
three-fourths TO one and a half inches in
length, and were received In good coudit ton
and safely transferred to the waters OF the
Potomac Cumberland NelOs.
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BAIyMcIl. Jan; n.-yireini. sizes. peelers. &C..
Iins siIes, old. Is; do, new, s: DO special tai,
bid to-day. Sugar hrm-esmsnd good, No. slos.
middlins, izs2sla'1 flour quiet ana stssdy-West-
sTP s.s is%, &c sSe So other s.ass spsnsnssd
and hIm-southern white, new, 52sss, south.
sr. yellow. new, ss,ss; wssisrn nissa.
sssss; HAY Saii-Ssryi.sS and fsessyi.ssi..
22lOoa25 90. Provisions quiet but frm. Perk ,
new, q %. Lard dull-cr1de, l21 ALA rehnsd, ISL
alsz. Butter-extrs and IN fair demand other
grades dull and heavy; western extrss. 2oAU do.
X: rs lined Isl. Sesss sr%ss sss more sssiSs.
Rio csrgoss, ieSsisA.; j0bbins, HA,o&. whiskJ
INV YoIk, Jan. l2.-stocks active. Money,
Go, s1sa; dui. '0As' ''''s sh'''' sS'''
NV YoIE, Jan. u.-Flour quiet and ssssdy.
Wheat shade hrner. Corn dull and uachaneed
LONDON, Jan. ~. I1:0 .. m.-oonsols, IS LID for
money: IS Is 70 70, tbe account. o. ). bonds, lssss,
Erie preferred, 10.
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THE LEAVE OF absence on surgeons certi-
ficate of disability, granted to Capt. Ulysses
Lyman, 5th infantry, is extended three
months
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TWEED AND HIS BoDY-GUARD.-TheN New
bern On. c. Times of the Sth inst. has this
yacht put into Swansboro, in this state, and
about ten or twelve men landed, well armed
with bnives and pistols. Among them was
a civilian. who, from The description ard
pictures of Tweed seen by citizens of thai
place, they firmly believe was he. They le-
manned about an hour, made a few purchases,
and then got under way and put to sea.
Their presence created considerable excite
ment among the inhabitants of the village.
The above information we obtain from Mr..
Nash Mattocks, OF Onslow, who lives within
seven miles of the place.
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Minister'S CopressIon OF Aa,Iferx

NEw YORK, Jan. l2.-At the regular inter
mediate meeting OF the presbytery OF Jersey
City, held yesterday az EnglewOo1, Nj,
Rev. A. L. STANCE, pastor OF the Broadway
German church, Of Patersol, voluntary con-
fessed that he hao been guilty OF adultery
with member OF his church, mentioning
the person 10y name. Mr.. STANCE was there
upon deposed from the ministry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

Nh. HURLEY, Of Philadelphia, has been
appointed messenger of the House Commit
tee on APPROXIMATIONS
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~The decision I'm the Howe a urnn.,,
WHISKY case, al Cincinnati, which mas oeen
on Trial there several days, resulted In favor
Of The defendants. 49,
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THE House Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds to day refused to re open
the question of making new selection for a
restaurateur. This leaves Mr.. Freund in
peaceabIe possession.
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THE AMOUNT Of national bank notes re-
eoived al the Treasury TO day for redemp-
tion aggregated S1011,73J.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, sos, $50 SO customs, s4iI ,2Os.16.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF YOUNG BRIDE
GRooM.-P. III. Nelson, well known oil>pro-
Queer and a resident of Central Point a
small station on the Parker and Harms city
narrow gauge railroad, one mile south OF Pc
trOlia, Pa. was run over by the train Mon
day night, and received injuries which will
undoubtedly cause his death. He was in an
intoxicated condition, and upon hearing the
train attempted to get off the track, but
slipped, fell backward and was struck by the
engine, breaking his skull. The doctor says
he capnot live. He was married last Thurs
day, and was preparing to move to the Eden
burg (Clarion county, district, where be had
well lifted up lust ready TO drill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

THE REPUBLICAN MEMBERS of Congress
will hold a meeting next Monday evening,
at : \ O'Clock, in the Senate Chamber, for the
customary reorganization of the republican
Congressional campaign committee.
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IN THE CASE OF MoULroz Va. BrrcHKR.
for malicious prosecution, TIE latter filed q
demurrer In Brooklyn, yesterday, saAs .s.e
entry OF nolle prosequi was SUFFICIENT de-
OF. The case VIII have a hearing February
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

for the payment OF the interest on the sos
District bonds, and the latter in relation to
the sinking fund and the board OF audit,
are the bills pu bllshed in full in THE STAR
of yesterday. The communication from the
District Commissioners, with reference to
the interest on the 3 IS bonds, is in the hands
OF the Speaker, and will be presented TO the
House some time to day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

THE CORCoRAN SQUARE MARKET BILL.
The Senate Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds this morning referred the bill
providing for the erection of a market on
square ii6 (COrcoran square) TO Mr.. Cooper,
who viii report at the next meeting.
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SE.NI-.4TIUAL
SE.uE.4.HTUAL
GLE ARIN0 OUT SALE.
LARGE LINE
OF WINTER GOODS
STILL ON HAND.
EVERY GARMENT
WILL BE FORCED OFF
AT ONCE.
THESE ARE

THE REDUCTIONS MADE:
s2S-.---sUITS REDUCED To........sIs
e25-OyERCOATS REDUCED TO.-sIs
a2l......-.sUIrs REDUCED To........sI6
s22-oyERCoATs REDUCED To.-s16
s2O.........sUITs REDUCED TO.........SI4
s2e-.oyERCOArs REDUCED TO..sI4
SIs......-..sUITs REDUCED To-..-.sI2
sIs-OyERCOATS REDUCED TO..s
sI6-...--..sUITs REDUCED TO.......sIo
SI6..oyERCOATs REDUCED TO-sI0
sI3.....-..-sUITs REDUCED TO.........-Ss
SI3--oyERCOATs REDUCED tess
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Mr.. GARFIELD, of Ohio, obtained tho
floor at a quarter past two O'Clock to-day
and proceeded to address the House on the
Randall amnesty bill. The galleries were
crowded with spectators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
to-day were Senators Oglesby, Patterson
Alcorn, and Representatives Blaine, Hall,
Hewley, Rusk and Bennett. A delegation
OF Indians from the Creek, Seminole aud
Cherokee nations paid their respects TO the
President this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

"A TERRIBLE OUrRAGE.--At Davenport,
Iowa, Hans Lass, a German, has been
arrested, charged with debauohing his two
daughters, Mary, aged Is, and another Is
upon the former by force in July last. The
girls are the complaining witnesses, and IL
looks as though the beastly father will 90
to the penitentiaPy
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NAVAL ORDERS Cadet Engineer A. NJ.
Mattice, ordered TO examination for promo
ton; Lieutenant Commander Cou gillian, TO
assume the duties of executive officer of the
Saugus; Lieutenant Commander George l..
Wingste, TO assume the duties OF executive
officer OF the y jax.
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A DELEGATION OF FRIENDS appeared
before the Senate Committee on Indian At
fairs to-day to urge the retention OF Mr.. Bar
clay White as superintendent OF Indian af-
fairs for the northern superintendency, head
Quarters at Omaha,
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~There Is q liars club in Austin, Neya-.
da, and Jimmy Blanchard has been elected a
member.
plucked from the green-groWing stocks In,
Oakville, Texas.
sOThe trial of the 100000 libel suit
brought by George Watts against u, X
Pangborn ana others OF the Jersey CITY IN.
J. Evening Post, was concluded last night
The jury brought In verdict finding $50 for
the plaintiff.
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ANOTHER CONFIDENTIALC LERK.-Aaron
Roman, young man with rich relations in
this city, was taken to Philadelphia by Pin
kerton's detectives yesterday, on the charge
OF embezZlement. He was employed by
that city, as confidential bookkeeper, and
suddenly disappeared in September last. II
was afterward discovered that he had sold
large quantities of goods belonging to the
nrm on his own account-N Y Slal, 1lh.
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THESE ARE

THESE ARE
ABSOLUTE, GENUINE AND
IRRITABLE REDUCTIONS.
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SENATOR HAMLIN, OF Maine, says that
he is not only not a candidate for election to
the Office of President pro tealpoTe OF the
Senate, but is in favor OF the retention OF
Mr.. Ferry for the balance of the present SEES
81
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stock Must BE Reduced.
HA8lE Bros,

HA6LE Bros,
secs-u Corner Tth and ID streets.
SEeOND-HAND CLOTHING, FURNITURE,
- CARPETS, Beedfns, Oflcloths, and FOODS OF eyery
description bought and the highest prices raid
Orders BIZ nail prcuptly attended 70.
II. COLMAH n Co.
EoyU-R Corner nth street and Pepns ave
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THE Senate Military Committee this morn
ing held the first meeting this session, al
which Gen. Logan whose health is slowly
improving) presided and agreed TO report
them that of Gen. Robert MacFeeley to be
Commissary General of Subsistence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

A WOMAN SHOOTS A WOMAN
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A CIRCULAR has been issued by the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue directing the
imposition OF the penalties fixed by law
against dealers in tobacco and cigars for eX-
posing their articles for sale in glass Jars
and show cases instead OF the original pack
age, and for the failure TO destroy the reve-
nue. stamps upon them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

A LAND GRAB SCHEME.