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Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-30
Renne's Magic Oil,

Used outward or inward it rever does harm,
AS sure you're faithful, lL works like charm.
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Headache.
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL tor Toothache,
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Sprains,
Use KENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Neuralgia,
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OH for Catarrh,
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Colic and craml s,
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Cholera Mor.ns,
Use RENNE'S MAGIC OIL for Kidney Complaint,
Sold by all respectable dealers in Medicine.
VIM. kENNE Il SONS, Propretors, Pittslieid
Mass. aug20-t t&wiy
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COMMERCIAL UNION ms. CO..
OF LONDON.
United States Branch, Equitable Building
NEW YORK.

ASSETS, 31st December, 1878.
Nj >rtgages on Real Estate, $I,675 1876 43
Government bonds l,133,iSt 81
Railway Pref'ce Stocks & Debentures, l,3i0,793 Is
Cash on Deposit at Interest," 1GJ,527 80
Branch Offices and Agency Balances, 491949 Us
Real Estate, (ofice bulding) 277N0 co
Indian Railway stock gtd by Gov'mnt, 25s $50 6i
Outstanding Premiums, l63,i40 10
Cash at banks and on hand, 1888 Is
Real Estate (Freehold Ground Rents), 7l,sl3 GO
Parliamentary Debentures, 6i,4e9 25
Loans on Company's Policies, 1885 -
DIR sfts not matured, 53.4i0 &c
Loans upon Bonds 1852 OS
Outst lnding Interest, IA 024 81
Reinsurance due on losses paid, 1907 10
Stamps on hand, 1921 05
Miscellaneous, 1851 ~
Cash Assets Gold, $7,l75 ls2 6S
Unpaid Cap.pl, secur'd by oljigtlons, 900 90
Gross Assets, Gold, $lS,3OO, 81 0S
Liabilities im U. s., f3U,0s7 20
Geo. E. Macombsr, Agent,
may27-ts&M&w3w Augusta Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-30
LOCAL AND BUSINESS MOTTO ES.

Wendenburg's Cough Candy.
For sale by J. S. JOHNSON, opposite T. o. Au
gusta. aprl0-t2m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-30
~ CARD.

TJal who are sdG ri lg from the errors and in
III ere ions of youth, nervous weakness, early de.
CIV, loss of manhood, g.. sil send recipe tina;
will cure you, FREE or CHARGE. This grcat
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a sef-addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH r. INMAN, Station D. Bib,e House,
New York CITY. mar l3-sn- teod&g3,J
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-05-30
Special Notices.

JAUNDICe an BlIl0USnEsS: Who knows a good
remedy for these disorders? We are assured At
WOODS Vegetable, Physical, Jaundice Bit
ters will effect speedy cure. They have NEVER
FAILED TO SATISFY ALL WHO HAVE UsEDTHEM Tor
Janndce, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, etc. Beware OF
limitations. The genuine has private proprietary
stamp of John +. Henry over the cork Sold by all
dealers. Manhattan Med. Co., proprietors. JOHN
+. HENRY, CURRAN & CO., New York, " Wholesale
Agents aprlSsntI3t-T, T, S&w4w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

PACIFIC MAIL REDIyIyrS.
The IrNfn Eran.fnafion

NEW DIRK, FEB. 26.-The examination ia
The case OF Richard b. Irwin, who is cha get
with having embczZled moneys gieen him
when A. Il. StockweN was president Of tie
Pacific Mail steamship company for the pur-
pose OF influencing legislation at Washing
lon, was commenced today before Justice
BiXby. Mr.. F.W. g. Bellows, one of the vice
presidents Of the company, was the first wit
ness called. BE was put through a long ex-
animation tending towards the identifica-
ton by him or six checks, amounting in the
aggregate to $50 COZ; the separate amounts
being $3.50 coo, 80 coo. SOS 600. $1,000 SO 900
and - GOO. These checks, he thought, were
given 10 Irwin, but he could not stale the
amounts positively without referring u his
took. TIE testimony was repetition of tuaf
taken at the Congress Siousl investigation
and elected nothing new. Mr. Bellows also
Identified the check book from which checks
were taken. Mr.Nantorpoei. counsel for Mr.
Hatch read correspondence between Stock
wei and Irwin, extending over a period o.
about ten months, from April, 1S72, 20 Ian
uary, 1873, in which the latter rendered mis-
resignation on account OF some difficulty he
had with Bellows, and subsequently with
drew II at the request OF StOckwell. Two OF
these letters, dated April sd and 9th, ls.Z
were put in evidence; after which an ad journ-
ment was taken until Saturdaynext. While
examining the checks and the cheek book
one OF the lawyers discovered that one check
was larger than the stub bearing the cores
pondiDg number and amount.
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Trying TINES AT wATKFE-T am
sorry 10 say that the ghost 90 TIE crook i'd
whisky business does notdown al any bOiy's
Kidding, but continues To walk about NJ nn-
seaSonsbie hours, an al sorts OF unexpected
y aces ard frtghtens resi- ectable families
Tie WINDOWS when they have company ~
Tea. You remember the anectote told OF
Tom erwin when Frank Pierce was nomi-
nated Tor the presidency. To- went down
10 breakfast, took mp the morning paper,
and saw what had been done Turning 10
his next neighbOr. with that serious, CON-
icsl face OF his made more grave and solemn
a an usual, he said in a half conn ienttal and
regrelul tone. mo man f. hereafter safe
Any honest and respectable citizen may 20
To bed At night, and not know that ne ii liza
be 20 DE nominated for the presidency
by the democratic party" So with Mr..
Bristow's lightning; we don't knog which
one Of Us IA Ia Toe struck next Some OF our
Boys are just DOW about a. uncomfortable
a. man seated on a hot gridirOn. I call
them ''our boys" because. as Ben Batter
Nald once OF Foster BlCdgett, they are -sour
rrscsls,' most Of them. aud 40 won't do 90
turn our backs ON our friends IA the hour of
thelr adversely. TIE fear now IL that a
COZ greSslonSl committee will visit Milwau-
has been left on That is what dtsturbs us
al night. and 80 we toss ureasily upon our
uoWuy pillows and dream OF Cankltn no
JoneS-now having such flIly gpot times
WIN his sister over Ia Canada aud al
Moelltr, the sweet voiced Dane. now safe
rom me tyrannical Gluten 81 Uncle sam
and 81 Herman Nuunema~fer who ia drtnR
ing Rhine wiGe ON the ha. * ~ the Rhine
In The village where no was born. and
swapping hts fingers az The face OF NJ arsnal
ilsinllon' 500 miles away across the sea
l'ft'cdy' LPt9fnt = tNfFfypCui
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Going for Brother Bowen.

| "LAUGHTER" AT THE sPHYNN's ENPFSsr
The business meeting of Plymouth church
/ L. Bowen. The report of the examining
committee was read. II reciteS Brother =.
V. whites grievances against Bowen; how
the latter was asked for; the essential facts
relating TO Beecher-and he only read what
was nearly altogether a vindication OF his
own conduct-with report OF a confession
mace 10 MIN ten years ago by woman not
named or Identified, and now he refused To
answer their questions, and precipitately
WlthcIew. The report concludes by recon-
menulng that Bowen be called before the
business meeting OF the church next Wei
nesday evening TO answer questions as 10 the
accusations he had made against the pastor
>. V. White made a bitter speech against
Bowen, declaring that he ought 10 be excOm
and laughter.
Mr.. Beecher here interposei and deprecated
these manifestations of approval or merTi-
ment. He said that while there might be
ledlcrous features connected with the case
OF the brother, yet 1t was a solemn thing for
church 10 cast out any member and he
(BoWen) was one Of the founders of the
church, and is a member. and the more tam
taizlng his conduct the more sad the Spectr-
Gle. lie hoped they would deal with the mat
ter with solemnity. In his own thought IL
neral. AZ
Mr.. sherman said they wanted 10 deal
with Bowen as member. They hal more
aHectlon Tor him than ever, and didn't want
10 part from him Just now. Laughter He
gave them his chief fact, statement by a
woman, and ne (Shearman) pledged his repu-
tatlon Tor ssgacity that she was a dead wo-
man. Lau ghteT.l He judged this from BO-
wen's heart and history, and his dragging
The grave and the brothel for evidence. and
relying on the dead To support hts honor aud
word. They had succeeded in getting him TO
hN The period at between 10 and 25 years but
unfortunately for him the study and prayer
meetings to which he refers did not exist to-
sether. Laughter They had got their
dear brother Bowen on the facts. ILauOh-
ter.I Bowen declared his Willingness TO 90
before any three of several men he named.
1hese are now appointed commissioners,
ana let hlm go before them, and he being a
mem9er, the whole proceedings would be
privileged. Applause
The report and recommendations OF the
adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

ga distiller In New Hampshire makes
pledge.
SThe telegraph reports a great battle IN
Herzegovina, IN which the Turks were ut
terly defeated. No particulars are given.
~Tbe steamer Herder, for Hamburg
which was detained at New York by Gre Ia
her hold, sailed yesterday afternoon.
rlyudge John A. Mcdonald, who pa
tried IN the criminal court at Houston-
Texas. on three Indictments OF forgery and
ted. ~SA-s-
- The tenth annual reunion OF the ARMY
OF me Snmb riand Is 10 be held 10 Phila LEI
pnla on The Ito and 7tn OF July pext- whe,,
the secretary VIII deliver the Grafton.
~ A steamboat on the Hudson river hss
peen caught IN ice two feet thick. ana in
New Hampshire the railroad trai1s are A.
Isyeo oy the snow drifting on the tracks.
- The Kingdom Of Prussia now super-
Nlses % go primary school teachers. Of
whom S6sI65 are under the control OF the
Lutheran church, rs 276 of the Roman CAtbr-
nc and 42i Of the Isrselites; only s,ssI are
women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

hiNsLoW's ENPLANArIoS London
CoIT,spOi dent q Tie Boston Herald tels-
tidihS - follows IN regard % visit % the
iostr Nlnslnw, now under arrest and await
ing tNtrAdttiOn He was somevhat dfSIn
cllneu 10 converse al the Outset but eagerly
inquired Tor news from Boston. aud Seeu,9 n
ahNlOus 10 u arm the state OF public opinlot,
concerning ms case. When told thai an was
generally believed he had taken away a
large amount Of property, he replied ii dtd
not expect this, / can clear myself of fbesc
charges All the funds 81 every kind we ba,f
with US when we left amounted ouly 10 u an
most OF which amount belonged 20 nv wife
IN her own night, being the proceeds OF the
sale OF such OF her private effects a. were
saved wien our house AT Auburndale was
Durned. The money my wife's sister had
was given by her uncle. ], myself had buf
400. j did not raise money on the policies
OF insurance on the house. a. Is reported;
that story Is false, except that one OF fbe
policies was transferred - secure a tebt 4
bear they have seized everything FROM INV
vile AT Rotterdam Here WfusIog bacytn
10 weep. In parting from the Herald cores
IonGent he said 49, on are telegraphing 10
TIE heraId. say that i ask MassachuSettS
10 rcmem Der my services in the army and
navy. Tell them not 20 cOadewn me uUtil
they have heard me. II is not Justice 10 COM
denim man unheart. Tell NV friends IN
have courage. 1 viii yet clear myself 81
these charges. They Will not see me suffer
wrong"
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The MaHkefA.


BALTIMORE, Feb. 26.-Yirglnis sixes, old, IS; con.
soiidsted ~ W est Virginia Q, %; North Caroina
o's, old, 10; d. new. g. DO. special tax, bid to-
day. Sugar quiet and stesdy-gzsl04
BALTIMORE, Feb. 26.-Ootton quiet middIing, I2a<
but firm and unchanged. Corn-sOuthern suiet and
eady; western active aud shade easier; closed I'm
a. decline; southern white, Sass: DO. yellow, ssa
oeh; western mixed, 6e5s, spot 81; March, SIs
April. Oats dull and Unchanged. Rye nominal
easier. Pork-22 IS. Bulk meats-sho1ider. D,
clear rib sices, loose packed, sl<al2<. BssSn-
shoulders, iOaiOsi clear rib sides, SsISlS Lard
uIcbansed Butter strong ana active-Wsstern e.-
trss $3.50; DO. q sts, 2sa2r. Petraleum hIgher-
cfnce, e5s' renne lial4 Coffee strong. bat nj e
and unchanged; Whisky nominallT ll0S.
NEw YORK. Feb. Is Stocks active ana inset
TED money 5. Gold 1873. Exchange, long, sS6;
short, 40 Governments active and steady
NEW YORK, Feb 6.-Flour dull and dropping
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull and unch an .e1
LONDON, Feb. Is, Il 80 .. m.-The ate for IN 3ney
a. the Stock Axchsnge OF government securities l.
loe'<; lev Sc, 1851 Erie. Ex; do preferred, 81
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SILK Smuggling Frauds.

NV YORK, Feb. 25.-Charles L. Lawrence
was before Judge Benedict to-day, in The L.
;. circuit court, to plead To Indictment
found against him in January last for COM
pllclty IN SILK smuggling frauds. His cOun-
sci submitted a special plea. in which he
denies jurisdiction OF the court on the
ground that the district attorney had be.
instructed 10 try the prisoner only on the
charge on which he was eXtradited. his In
dIctment being for a different matter. The
district attorney asked for time 10 consider
whether he should join issue or denur 10 TIE
plea, which was granted,
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Dead.

RICHMOND. VA, Feb. 2G.--Jame> X. Dow
ell, superintendent Of the first district. south
ern division w. L. Telegraph company, died
last night, aged So years. He has been for
many years connected with the telegraph
service OF the country, holding various high
positions of trust, and he was wei. known
throughout the state and south as an emil
nent Ereemason. AT the time OF his death
he was member OF Richmond Command
cry, No. 2, X. t., and OF Lafayette Royal
Arch Chapter, No. %, and Dove Lodge, Nc.
81, A. r. A. NJ; also an honorary mem Der OF
other lodges, and was also grand lecturer OF
virginia. He was well-known, and held In
nigh esteem in this community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

A ROMANCE OF THE SEA-The New Red
ford whale ship Young Phoenix rescued for
ty- one survivors of the wreck of the emf
grant ship Strathmore, and on the 2Gth o.
January transferred twenty OF them To the
snip Sierro Moreno, which vessel carried
them to Point de Gall, Ceylou. The Strain
more sailed from London for New Zealand
ana mas been missing so long that it was
supposed all on board, eighty in number had
perlshed. She was wrecked in the Southern
Indian ocean, on Crozet Island. in July, 1873
ana Inc survivors must have been living six
months on the island before they were res
cued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

The Loss OF LABORERS To GEORGIA
Inc columbus (Ga) Enquirer of Sunday,
1Utn instant, says: During the past week
the western railroad Office at this place has
SOLD Zs9 tickets 10 parties bound for the west
ern cotton states-mlddle and western Ala.
Dams1 MISSISSIPPI, Louisiana, Arkan sas
ana Texas. This makes 5 3i5 which have
Deen sold nom that Office since December /
Ia addition, 200 have been sold from the
Mobile and Girard office, making total OF
sob which have left this section, ineludei
In radius OF nifty miles, in two and half
months. or this number not go were whites
1hlS computation embraces as many from
Alatama as Georgia, as the river here is the
dlVldlng lille between the two states. Toe
emigration excitement is about over. and
aIeaby several who had money have re-
turned, and report hundreds would come
back had they the funds. They were deluicd
by fa'r promises OF eXorbitant wagas-the
representations being made By colored
agents, who are still here-and now they are
old plantation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

ANOTHER HUGE SwINDLE.-A ramarka-
ble case OF sWiudling, as 40 nos scenns which
II undergoing preliminary inquiry la LON
don, illustrates the credulIty OF men ian
money meters. one Richard b Oakley
who started bank on philanthropic min
clplt>i used up the money In pushing a spec
OiatlNe railroad Ina this country and in nm
noting TWO OF three other wildcat schemes
aLd As now under arrest FOR swindlinu. There
u holhlng strange IN the fact OF MS starting
the bank, in mis- having lost or concealed INC
money or I'm his coming 30 grief aud 10 iail
IL is strange that sensible men should have
Teen deluded into using a bank under The
sole management Of one man, OF whom thew
hneW absolutely nothing, a. a depository Of
lhelr savings. One OF the witnesses a cier-
ey M an, depOSl ted t2,O0o before hc mad even
Cen oakley, because he believed IN the prtn-
clple OF "cO-OperatIOn," which Oakley pro-
iessed 10 follow. When he became Alarmed
ana desired 10 draw out his money Oakley
Wlshed 10 pay him la shares OF the &C !ibart
ana CLaudiere Gold Fields Companvr The
Only wonder - that the clergyman did not
accept the oiter. Mr.. OaSley'S bank aCrAe1
10 pay l. per cent. interest To deposttors The
interest was promptly pald-oGt OF the prin-
opal OF later deposits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

ARREsT OF A STOCK BROKER-F. h Ec-
cles, well-knOwn Wall street broker
whose disappearance from New York two
weeks ago cTealed considerable excitement
IN financial circles, was arrestei IA the bar
room OF the AstOT House on Wed neSta az
ternoon, ans lodged I'm Ludlow street fail.
Eccles is charged with having defaultei 70
tne BANK OF the Ohio Valley, at Wheeling,
W. Va, TO the amount OF $50 600. Eccles de-
MES the charge, and has instituted a suit for
SlO0.0n0 damages lnr ILLEGAL defnnf ION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

THE REFORMED EPISCOPALIASs AMI
LENT.-A number of Episcopal reform cler-
Symen OF Philadelphia and DINER cities held
an informal meeting in Philadelphia yester
DAY TO discuss questions which might Tend 10
advance the interests ofthe church. Among
other things the advisability of the eradica-
ton OF the lenten season was argued, and was
agreed mat the subject should be recon-
mended TO the standing Committee of the re-
formed Episcopal church for their considera-
ton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

DEATH OF VETERAN SoLDIER-Maior
Henry Saunders died al his residence I'm Lou
doun county, Va, on Sunday last, I'm the
SSth year OF his age. He entered the Il. s.
army ln lei2 as second lieutenant OF Infantry
served through the war, and came out a CAP,
tain. He was afterwards transferred 10 the
artillery service and promoted 10 the ran K OF
MAJOR. IN which capacity he continued his
connection with the army FOR about thirty
i've years then resignIng on account OF III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

CIVIL SERVICE REFORM has beea brought
Gown 10 d nne point IN Canada. About q
month ago, the premier abolished the lunch
hour, and compelled the clerks 10 attend az
thelT oTnces nom ten 10 four, whereupon
lhey began taking their luncheOng with
them aud naking coffee in the Offices with
gas stoves. This has provoked another cir
GUAR 10 the effect that gas IS not Furnished
by INC government for cooking purpOses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

THE MISSISSIPPI IMPEACHMENT.-T The
Mississippi house of representatives yester-
day adopted resolution, by vote of IS To
II, impeaching Gov. Aules OF high crimes
and miSdemeanOrs. The testimony in fhe
case occupied several days in reading The
senate has resolved itself into a court OF i'm.
parchment for the trial OF Lieut. Gov. A. X.
Davis -
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Lake Superior and NTississIpoi Rail-

PHILADELPHIA, FEB. 2G-The holders nj
majority OF FIRST aud "a mortgage bold-
holders OF the Lake Superior AID MiSsiSsfpoI
railroad, OF Mimi, have agreed % the plan
or reorganization OF the company as orO
posed by committee OF bondkolters ia Ian
uary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

We ARE SORRY 10 see that the storyof Lbs
Brooklyn scandal has evidently cached
Mexico. The police inspector OF the Mexican
capital has just interfered 70 prevent pio9s
mexican Catholics from stOning the PrOteS-
tant churches there, on the ground s.that
Protestant churches are public places where
anybody can say or do whatever ne pleases. .
". T. U,O71d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

~ BREWERS AT THE CENTENNIAL.-The
New York brewers COMMITTEES have annrn-
prlated $4,000 for the construction OF a
brewers exhibition building on the Centen-
MAJ grounds at Philadelphia. The work
VIII commence on the first of March, and the
pullolDg Will be completed in forty-five
Gays. large amount OF space has already
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

ORIENTAL BROILS Late advices from
Japan and China, received at San Francis
co, state that The Chinese are disposed To
sustain Corea against Japan, and are max
ing extensive Warlike preparations. IL is
reported that the COTeans have already at
lacked the japanese. Although this has
Deen oenied, the minister OF war left hur.
S''AD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26
Fire

NEW YORK, Feb. ga fire early this
morning in Marsh, White & Co.'S grain
warehouse, in East street caused damage 10
the amount OF so 900. In Lawrence's store,
adjoining, the stock of malt, soda ash etc
was damaged by wafer '
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New York Bank statement.

NEW YORK, FEB. 26-Loans Increase
SOS COO; specie increase, sI-33s 200; legal
tenders increase, SIS, 900; deposits Increase
S42i 800; circulation decrease SOL 600: re-
serve increase, S1,Is7 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

The HISTORY OF DIPHTHERIA-AI q
meeting of the Public Health Assoeiatton
last evening, PrOr. Chandler In The chair, q
paper was read by DR.. joan c. Peters O
olphtheI1a. he said IL was one of the oldaS,
diseases known, having been describe bg
H1ppocrates, and subsequently 10y Arctic ie
IN the first century, whose treatment OF !,
then was what would be considered goo
practlce AT the present day. DIR. Peters Tue
mentioned the several epochs at which dipl.
therla mad made its reappearance. To-
Empress Josephine and the mother of Louis
Napoleon had both died OF IL. WashiuytDS
In spite OF some evidence to the contrsr,-
the speaker thought, died of simple la.yn-
gifts, and not of dipththeria. AT one time.
ne said, considerable irOU Ole had been eXpe-
ria, mali gnant sore throat. and scarf II fever
but this difficulty no longer existed.-N Y
Times, 25fH.
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A Child Burned 10 Death.

BOSTON, Feb. CA girl four years old
daughter OF VIM. Berry, OF ConnorsViile.
Mas, was locked in a room yesterday by
her mother while the latter was absent o.
an errsnd. The child's clothes caught fire
rom stove, and she was burned 10 a crisp
when discovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

DIsTlLLERY FoRFEiTED.-In the L .
ted States District Court al Rich7nouI. /
on Wednesday, Judge Bond delivsref
opinion forfeitlng the distiIlery OF NyeT
EzeEsel Myers, IN Petersburg, because d..
frauds on the revenue 10 the manuCa..urn f,
'crooked whisky The forfeiture isslbi .
10 liens incurred before the frauds were I sr
letratod. ~ "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

Mas. CoRNELIA ROOSEVELT, of New
York, died in Paris on the 18th instagt
whittier she had gone with her daughter To
seek quiet and change. She was a daughter
of Hon. Cornelius p. Van Ness, formerly
governor OF Vermont, then u. s.. Senator
and afterward minister TO Spain. She mar
ried the late Judge Roosevelt in Paris aud
resided with her husband in New York tin
last year, when be died. She was a very ac-
complished woman, a leader In society, and
favorite with the distinguished Statesmen
and diplomats of her time.
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Sentenced.

PATERSON, Feb. 26--James Hand. COM
missioner OF asses sments of this CITY, con-
yicted OF conspiracy and malfeasaUce, was
to-day sentenced 10 eighteen month hard
labor in the state prison.