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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

ANKLE STRAINED Chaiklcy GilHpg-
ham, OF Fairfax county, met with a painful ac-
cldent few days ago in falling from his horse.
tbs ankle was SO badly bruised and sprained
as to con6ae him to the house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-05

FIRE.-The alarm of fire which brought out
the whole department, about nEe clock last
night, was caused by the shouting of some par.
Ties Oh King street, near the German Bank
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-01-27
Wood County Court-In Probate.

In the matter Of the estate of Sophronia l..
Thornton, formerly Sophronia L. kellOgg
deceased.
Letters testamentary on said estate having
been granted to Frank J. Wood and four
months from and after the 18th day of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1875, being allowed for creditors TO
present their claims against said deceased for
examinatiorand allowance.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge of said
Co. Court will on Feb. u, and on March -, A. ID;
Rapids, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons against the said
deceased.
Dated Nov. 18th 1879.
[. L. M0SHER,
Jau6w4t County Judge.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-01-27
COMPANY'S OFFICE:
395 broadway, Milwaukee.
Taken I'm.

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber in
the town Of Centralia on or about the 18th day
OF December, yearlIIng heifer, dark red with
prove property, pay chgrges and take the same
away.
Jan6w4t CHAS H TEMPLE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-01-27

LAFYF FRS, CLERGYMEE,
PHYSICIANS, FARMERS,-YOUNG
.

Remember! We ask all TO send to us for Dia-
mOnds, Watches Sterling Silverware, or Silver
Plate, fine Gold and medium priced Jewelry.
We guarantee every article as represented when
sold, IS 4 Wedding rings and Bridal gifts Of
every kind. Any article in our stock sent to
any address G. Q. d. and goods allowed to be
opened for examination, on receipt of enough
to pay the Express Charges. Watches repaired
and fine time guaranteed, also Jewelry Manu-
factured to order
Cali or address r. J. Morse & Co.. Importers,
,. T. Corner Lake j Clark streets Chicago, III.
\. B.-Parties wishing fine goods at low pri-
ces, VIII consult teeir own interests By ORDERING
from US. Catalogues sent to Dealers or Agents
on receipt of &c. stamp -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.

SOME R0APING GIRLS were snow ball
ing in and of and abut the Capitol step,
yesterday. One of them held the ram
parts and fpsiladed The attacking party
with great effect The battle was carried
on with much energy on both sides. the
girls shaals flirting back and their
cloaks flying il AL directions These
girls - fired cir! fakhiou-the awkward.
Tumphanlls style; but they made some
pretty fair shots. It's queer, but the
other Sex always throw a stone or a snow
ball just as ii they were lsft-handed in
the night arm. 4 boy Away. leans TO
one side when lie throws. but girl bends
over backward. And yet, when they
grow up TO be women they want their
Rights,
ST. PETHk's CHURCH. At a recent
meeting OF the above named church.
Bishop Whitaker became responsible for
regular supply Of the services. and has
appointed the Rev. S. P HOLLY in tenn
porary charge. The Bishop left Thurs
day evening for California, to be absent
during the month. Upon his return the
Bishop and Mr.. Kelly will officiats on
alternate Sundays. The Parson informs
US that the regular services at tns church
will be held Oh Sunday next, both morn
ing aud evening, at the usua! hours.
TEAvEL TO THE LAKE is not suspended
though somewhat impeded by the snow.
Slsighs come and go-Clear Greek way
every day. so we learn from Buck
DAvie. e~ H. go
.-. I.-,.a- ..---a- ls-9--
The Ladies LEAP YElR PATTY is
going to be very great success. It is
to be.a fancy dress bah. The ladies do
all the inviting, ...... ......
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08
BERLIN AND ZEPHYR WOOL DEPOT.
fe. FRED. BROOK u

bH.LrP IN
BOOKS. STA "fuN&RY, Picture Frame.
Sheet Music AMI Musical Instrum nta,
Babies Buggi.s. Toys, Gallery,
GanS. PihtO - mud a.oycU,i;io1
AGE CT FOR Huli-t Davis 4 Go y pianae
Becker Bros. traud piaIo, Geo. No DIS \ Go. 5
Parlor Organs, Wheeler / wilson's sewing s,a.
chimes. fnd howes sewing Machines
We dellvc' to Any par; of town the u ali, Ter
ritoriai Enterpr g., Gold Hill News yirc-;,, in
O. y Evening ch cupicle. and sll the Cali nr,,i,
and Eastern NEWSPAPERS, Fic'orials and Ma a.
ri es.
Beriin and Zephyr V.scl-. Embroidery
Patterns. Canvas, Leaf Wax, sewing Marbine
Needles. nd everything pertaining to L.ties
Ornamental Needle Work
g. g. ed. BROOKS.
juncAef. tiPe-pro OF ~ or mkt coo@ to Carson
TheateT. Carson City, Novala.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

pR. {. CrrSlssu.s rDs c-.rs her snt. .
t'o,k 4 ,stss. styi-s IN q - su1 ftAdrcr |,
hats &c s..OniA I'M ily low isriccr. Hat tti.E-
mturs and ti-. CUNT lnii,s necsties snti Lsnrhs.
q. lei bpIss 5Gs. r. s.ved Al equal. low i;.a.t.
In sff'',DH - n, sTbenglyc dry.5 Ms.lss .
pariment | manufacture hsuitonv lao
clocks and 10 Will 10 to hsy lafy's .uitINrt -
call AID examine theu. a. A.. insde wr.pTEtp
fur 81 -, Con''emen'r hid glove" and ne - -
81 ell colfts. New IN yUr thrs 70 secure rCs
noiisv pr srrts my prices on 'iguoas ~ -
ow th.t ron, VIII have cHusc to cumIlsl -
hard times. NE- O.. Gt%sINsIAs.
devil. Cgrbett Bl8t.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08
Relative Standing o. Puhhc sclico,
Icn0sGV,.

Relative Standing o. Puh.fc school
SCho'Gr,.
EDIro. ArrE.L Enclos",l You will
lind a statement Of the pt.caot.Ss at
tanned by til. pupils q the highest grade
Of the psblic schoo'. I: Convenient,
will you publish i: The To-" a,sndinc
u: some is not wholly Attributable to in
attention or carelessness. IS it 3 often
the detention Of III. rapi! ii home :ha!
reduces his standing.
-s,s--.- eaess s'r u. II. Howr.
Carson, January :. 1876.
Minnie Blackburn, 100; Hattie Cor
be:t. fte; Emma Cotton, 100: lena Col
ton. ICU; Emma Chedic. $50; Mamie
Ferris. 100: Hannah Logan, 100; lnnis
Martin, loo; hatis Mason. l0o; hatl.
BarGenwcrper, 100; venom Little. 100;
Ssllis st. Clair. 100; Latte Allen, %;
Eddie .Eiodckiuson, 80; Willie johnson,
JG; Henry keyser, 80: Andrew Pins, -;
Jsrusha Spraeus, 90; Albert Adams, e;
Charles Read, =.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

L.B.E.. - 80. a.tt.yca .yf o.'f.
uu,Y. e. ~ t,',... " p c-'t'u -
S,ry lap rusistpg cf fautv 'tf's
toilet. liuuo. t... ,frl .st., .a,. 'if at F.
mated sy..ags 1850 . oil In - 1 - .H - 90
ware. C,h A.. sIaa o h,:.r. psirhn ~
Gs.shs-,
F,AorHs--Ihs I5aLt kAcHssyo "a
conner q E.'r sud oanssy stress, . i' "rEiI.
the fAVus.tt l,xert - tGis u.ty, Ale g'At
,ttrs,'i,n - fr.icrictsiCrg Beer. shiie ~
bet % w,ue,, l.quogs and eiEtrs sts. aio,t =
a. tie ta,. a 'rri s.s.s PtGsv buat ~ "a,
G'.ts.r.-Et II guests, cold fbl. Il % Ill LtgfI
ana hearty good cheer '0rblsu- 70 fs'ou5l -
,igtiane 80 public favor. II, u. Er,Ws IL
u. .fs'sr.
4. u. RAN. rs, sic istr-.. a. aaiats =
PLATED lno'. q tl- STATE viii h lia ~,iHEi'ssL
rftt'g Nsry l,S: Ia hss -ls. . lEi.r' 80 rfaisEi
q tauie cutlery. bfr txiiii,s csc, eh.Ha tf0.t
a., ss1 glassware, pans ara ulI,, Hrl,r.
Els.s. putty. ysrulslIfG, TltB,Hf 81 ttsiI /. 81
pEiufg. hardware, dhU - .rd y.idUv,, Al D.#
gas md Oh lsmta. stsv,r sud t,nvsn3 ,ls tts
celebrated Medallion snh Ihnl. rsHse. Ca
and eisnIiBs his siu,s ~.
:. J. NsilTE. e., e., rhys..'Is alt 7e'g'ett
- crrr more $. his cid quarters over PORTE; q
nrsg Sior. Carson street, urp'sils ~ e 8 %
,.9o.tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08


At TIE IHf4rhE io-NIGHr.--i lie
res. European Variety Troupe, the
tr. .,,,n,,y tint hos ever v;e;,.
Cd. vii. otl.r an sniertaiu..= ~. st tn.
CARSON The.ter this evening. It is
eno,ot, e. ..v trqt fins uaarifceut
troupe emtt.cas among It's higher s..rs
TIE ..an.c II 30 h-ick Hold; in6 great
S.rrl4lGn1. This i, til. world re-
,owu.l cLamrion Who. vii, uterripr
skill eutsf ;ssin a lemon on the bare
neck If s. -.,,,,,o srl ,cro,,nlisT.1 ,.dv
mi viii, Lec.wsI'} s-r.,L. .t,rrs 4. with
,lo,i, el,,.t.,L. E.,ry foEri, 80 e.lt,nr
- ~: ~
perience tn. nIa.spr. of I.y,nc, m ami.
shot from her hoad with bow and
arro~: Professor Benjamin vii give an
exhibition OF as miraculous '!elSht OF
hand; MIR. oilvef he'd VIII exA bit bIs
powers as tie hrst ventHloQui~ the
age, and other artists, lot 70 .-ention
the ohlii Wonder Will GnZZle All charm
the audience with their Vlrlo1s and
leave to direct attention 10 the attractive
and interesting advertisement OF the
49, t+A' 49,
IF IT KEEPS O; sSowrs,t every Day,
little, as it has been doing. tn. s,ejchine
will ha.o-oe ,,,o,i a,a1h
-,
!" ~ -H"ceI '-r', ~ sooh deal 81
D:"yirg the mnddv variations 10 their
hi1.nE' 'hu ses'Ial pat'les were OUT
Iva t1er3arJons sI,nI,,'~,',I.' ~ ,o,r
bells 81 thsv Leiohsd m, 70 Tr..,i.,
a tbar
"
.,a ;,a.r:..;- D ,-.,,.
,h r. -.
81 ~ i'un'ipS " to'-"I
" Jus ~ in"I ehec'' we p,!e'e II went
gwen to Nr. Sharon when the first spike
vs. pta.eu On 'hc q ana mat lie !
I h;s s;1r - N bn-' ~ LII Il " lieA win
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08
The JacA-Firnlin Troupe at I'm PR,

We be. leave 70 remind our Umpire
friends that those very clever artists, Mr..
John Jack ana the Firmiu Nis,=-s will
give ore Of their charming entertain
ments AZ their little city this evening.
Mi. Annie Firnip undertakes very al
daous and pleasing periolmancc-ah ud-
set Of performance, l1thsr as witness
the bills. These "p.ct0r enisrtGin-
me,ts - ale Il very pleasing character
AMI ". feel assured they vii! u .>t with
2 hearty appreciation at Emriro.
, 1876-02-02
EIGHT NEW SHIPS,


Spxetal Dls,,1teh 10 Tbs Chtedoo 7tt1u.e.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Fob. l.-Tho Secretary Of
the Nary, 10 response TO resolution Of tho
IIouee, has transmitted to that body letter Of
tho Chief Of tho Bureau Of Construction and
Repair, giving tho acsual cost OF each Of the
eight .ioops Of war tocontly completed BY tho
iavy Department. Tho following is the List OF
thou,, showing thsir capacity, cost, and prescnt
condition: Adams, tonnage GIG, cost 1881, 600.
nearly rendy for SEQ; Enterprise tonnage GIG.
cont 1906 2O5, requiring outfit 10 bofead7 Easc1+
tonnage 6ls. coat es24, 9o6 nearly completed; |;
Alliance, tonnage GLE. cost ss9o, ,0so, roady foT
oilcsrs; Ranger, tounngo 5l1. cost sa9L1 12G.
re1ui.lng outfit; Huron, tonnage eli, coat
e36o.024. In commission; Abort, tonnage 641,
cost 1907 ,199, in commission; Trenton, tonnage
2,3i3a, cost e2,aoi:tas, Receiving machinery
total tonnage. 6,a26 cost, IL, S2t ,01o. This
stato,neut of cost docs not include timber and
materials on hand at tho dnte lot the appro-
priation. not contemplated In tho amouut esti-
matod for their construction. Msl supplied BY
tho Bureau Of Construction and 1iepair.
, 1876-02-02

ordinary Importance. It sad aha will induce
tho princesa Of Wales to accompany hor, II aha
carries out hoF original purpose.
Walt Wh!.msn's reading Of HcllI1los'a " Diver
for tho baneat Of tbs Camden poor Is described
AZ having been very impressive The American
noet ID now old ard In feobla health. 4 ro-
nortet who attended tho leadluR irraYerently
wrotas
su!a clothes wera seedy.
And his vo,ea tecay,
bus thsre WAC CHARM In his manner, and his
expression was as swecs ~ ohids."
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ruinsr }foms.-N. E. Rtockwell. Perm, Ind; C. X.
r. II. olfare. New York: O.. y. aeyton, BrrinEfel; ;
ts sv sshe o;sn9sty: No" o1sass
" su ssson, srestor fr.rti' iee. Clinton. Ia: i.
;das Ga,w r. xt;ass9 M ce9 h l. .s sst' ni;G G;:
). j." F. Wall!cf, lnd!sn,polis; g.. NJ: plnn.y.
ia'1a T. e.h,1. WI 4 e's~r5 H. Ell.
Ma1we.i and u. r. Iann Mtt.b1Ts; !. T. Allan, cin.
ssa ain '" lTse"s sa."n.ysrd Ts;ior NJ. YorE
the Hon. j. +. Lotdtu, Now York: Samuel Besk"itL,
osbkoah: Mis 11eleu Potter. NJ" York; Judgo Daniel
Faixtd.f. 81 L,l; a. ii. Bproat, Iont!on Eng; Z. r
Brnnett, Iumbtsman's Ea:tff< Lay G!,y. Mci; q. A.
Fargo beckwh House, oshkoalt.. .Arrman iiou.e--
non!nes; IN Jea Duriey, IIennepin: ths lion. Il. !.
wiser, Rock 1kland tie Hon. j. G. heponRks Maail.
inston; Q. Harris, Jaskson, MIch: ool Len Wilson,
md A. II. King, Now York William Ferry aud ]. y.
fin Church. New York: ". y. King, Sev York: Y.
:cra, and 3. K. fi.ler. ssn frsnc,so; d.. Bfoveu.
ton, Esct 81. Louis.
, 1876-02-02
OUR CONSULAR SERVICE.
SoME INTERESTING YAcrp.

SpestaI Distatth to 7hs Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Fob. 1.-6pslnget's COM
mistoo OH Expenditures Of tho State Department
continued tlis morning tho examination Of
Farrell, who dctafled 1t considerable length tho
operations OF tho Wine Hing, formed for tho
purpose Of evading payment OF tho proper
dutics on imported 1inns by means OF Alxior-
valuation, aud described hfs own efforts between
1876 and 1870 10 break up this practice. ue
had refused for two Or three years 10 sign ju.
yofcas OF sherry vino which he knsw To be
uudorvalue1, md tho merchants undertook to
secure ll!s removal. lie gave tho 0oyotnment
lnformntou Of tho importation Of undceyalued
vino Ut tho ports. ot Now York, Boston,
prosecutions woro basod. and thu sum ot
$l02, QUO secured by msans OF compromise.
After this be sti!l refused to sign Invoices for
claret vine. when tue prico stated was Ieas than
20 cents gallon, aB ho very we'll kno" that It
could not be bought for o tadB rate. Ho received
from Heerotsry Seward repeated AssusAnces that
yspY xYrIc.gxr. OFFICER.
Finally, 10 was removed. aud man named
DuN}o appointed Ia hiH plsca 70 be Consnl At
Cadiz. On hls return to tue United states no
cni!ed upon the pzeuidont to ASCERTAIN tho CAUSE
Of his removal, but WAS unable 10 obtain any
satisfactory eIn4oasioh. tie s4oa saW Cen.
Dcat, mud tho ll.ter said that 10 (Dentl bad r.
qucate1 tho President to appoint Unftio IN hls
plxcu. Farrell shia that, when he lsarued this
make further inquiries. He haa roason to boz
love that the vino merchants, With Whose Dis
honest operations he iuterfe1ed,
PROCURED Ala REMOVAL.
On meeting bte euccessor, Uutie he told him
that To would have trouble With the vino mer.
chants, but Dulls replied that he did not intend
TO boshsr himself about them.
Farrell explained 1t considerable length today
, 1876-02-02
THE TARIFF REFORM.
MonA1AoN's BIlL EXPLAINED.

Special Dupateh to The Chicago T1tbute.
WARRINGTON, d. G., Feb III. h. Movre,
better known as "Tho pasaoe." who is tho as,-
thor Of tho PROPOSED new tArl1. has mado a
statement regarding tho bill, Of which tAis Is an
abstract.
It il claimed for ttis p1npoRod tariff that It vil! not
Affect ths intetcat OF manufacturers heri0rBty. THIS
tAri l. not QUO that will eommond ttanf 10 any freq
trader II Ii should be in existence for thrso four
issaics hsvs ever known sincn thvy wcra
ansslon s.oepng tue present one III fosce II y gl-
4 s iii h.. cs
lnndo TO pass snd not for esct It s intended 10 b.
= measure that will ha accountable to manufacturers
of tho country.
THE PRINCIPAL OBJECT IN VIEW
{. rfsp.rns tue nsop2sea tariff ~ .!.arfsaton t
tariff is socepted 4 IL ieliose that tsrs VIII 10 TO-
viyal u tsade and that the which have teen
y revival q homa industry and dan.u Tor goods.
OF eourse s2s sou OIL atso rails Il protection be
amounts virtually 10 nrohibtlou aud II uot getting
any roycnuo would 10 co.l1idossda protection to
&: s9y sss but tho
Tho Asaot,ated psess dspssehes have made IN error
In tAa alpouns Of duty % eolIeo and .oa Tho duty
cents. Tho original blll lott with Mr. Norr'.ou
gsve the duty on r. # ~ cents and coffee
shas u adopted tho revenus VIII 10 greatly In
creased AZ tas nrss gsnee u my apparently sseln
S.sed upoa .ssarsts statistical ialosn.t.oa
Fl n.ss snS50s 1s1 I'll, ss 1sysno T
1875 was slss,:72oos. Tharo have been 400 ite,ns
added 10 the fres lis hut lAcso embrace Al last LEU
q M s Il: s Sssa x
aaeon Al articles which aso aoovs Is Per cent by
A!ter ths ssssnolina Of tho House, Herr and Nor.
I.son requested me-, L possible. % Hepase tas4n t
f.y ha ny rsss4'0a n,a Sf hSsF'.on @ ,Ss
, 1876-02-02
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
TFFiE NORn nf1rHlflKgx

lbAAb AuAUEH UOIhhHFa*
WAnHrNoroN, b. c.. Feb. 1.-The Secretary OF
War haa transmitted 10 tho House Of Nopresent.
Attves for tbs Information OF tho Special Com
nisntou on ths Aioxlcan border tronbles, in
resrouAs to tostor Of that Commission, copies
Of reports and correspondence in 1874. 1876. and
1870, rolativo 70 tho troubles on tho Rio Grando
recently. III reply to tho Commission whether
tho Department can dtaposa OF sufficient foreo
to give aonplate protection TO tho Rio drando
border from the mouth ot tho river to Larndo.
md at BHcl points between Laredo md Fort
DenlAon na may not he protected without letrI-
1nnnt 10 tho general service. tho forco necessary
In tho opinion Of the COMMITTEES being two full
rcglmonta OF tle boat class Of mounted tsoops
With infantry 10 garrison tho main ssations,
THE GENERAL OF TIE Army
rcpo,ts "a follows:
doubt tle possibility Of preventing Ill raids aero.s
ths Ms1lesa eordsr from brownrtls to Eag!e Pass,
5s2 nica; but they may IN great tneaAnfe 10 pro-
vented hy increasing ths strength of ls companies On
~ frontier: Congress, By atmply authorizing hs
serving thtre 10 leo enlisted men, would meet lbs
emergency mora economically Than byany oster course
esvsnt or in. on. isepsnt q
cavalry Eighth and parsof tho Tcn.h,-thus In.
crea, cd, would tutlca. am convinced that atugs
rresont sns,i companies. Ths only cavalry regiment
that could be sent 10 e Rio ursnds ta winter would
,s Wou it.ge ,his IL ro.d r4o.ed 70 aid, rom ha
Sioux, who arc alwa5a ml.srused.
Tho Secretary Of War hss replied to the reso-
luton OF tho House calling for copies Of orders
and instructions under which Quartermister.
General Mel9s Is acting during bis absonce from
the United States, from which 1t appehrs that
tho Preslont d!rected that Gen. Meigs proceed
to Europe on special service, inspccting and re.
porting upon foreign aruics. lie Mas allowed
eighteen months for this purpose from tho frat
Of juno laBt. It uas expected that be should
, 1876-02-02

AHV AV*0ful0CBak H~ANN20SAA
lnrts Etrrfapondtfee !st1s Ho7k 11nka,
Thn statue Of Napoleon Ia once mors on tho
top OF tho rondome Column. Tho btatus vas
badly injured by ita fall, aud 4 manufacturer Of
hronze was charged with tho work Of restoring
It. Tho etatus wnn repaired, according 10 con-
tract; hut among tho Nosknsn employed thera
protested seaiust Tho work, md wa sent away.
Dut io .nansged to find means 10 get upon the
eca7o1ding, aad, in p,easnce. Of some olrlcia1s.
took q common pntty tnifa from bis pocket and
nearly sesered the Empsror's arm. This crew.
icos bad been fllod in With Na1. Bot n that
time tho statue Was in position and screwed
down. 1t In asserted that the whols statue ia
holes after ai1 monthe' c1posnyt. The con-
tractors, vino would tiko vorJ we'll to bang this
rs an oxeuso, and say tast thsy viii rsp.1 Ii.
crevices with bronze, now that the Statue II
in poaitiou. Some Of tho Journals are very tn-
f1i9nant 1t this alleged sviodlo upon the ssats,
tho Job having been done Ia The cheapest pos
Hjble manner
, 1876-02-02

not hubject for grcat anxiety. A little moro
than po1nd Of dynamite wben o1ptoded will
~ M iton, tho ground and ,projeetA a rsight Of
Rlycsrine exploded In q closo chamber develops
d theoretical pressure OF 2l3.000 atmoAphcres,
and do!alopaa heat tn proportion. In a lltfs of
nEsro-gl5ccrius thcro is said 10 be stored 6,6o0
Tho utilization Of those agents and OF aolAr heat
arc problcma which will rome day b. worked
nut tho result i,oIsg change in msthods Of
manufacture whotobv tho great volumes Of frsl
now conaunsd for mechanical purposes will mob
bo required.
, 1876-02-02

Mr. George N. Phvfes, Of Troy, N. T.. has
book entitled "Tho 0oapal Of Scodemus," said
10 have becn printed iu l472, ~ Augsburg, city
in Esssria by Gunther Zatner. II IL In dne
sharp. This so-callc1 Gospel il regarded ~ =
forgery aud WAS Art heard Of In tho fourth con-
turf. Tllc.e hare been several edttioas Of II
published, and II has beea incorporated into
Homes ApocfyphRl Now Testament. Tho Augs~
burg edition of tho Gospel was the frat ever
pt1nkp1.
, 1876-02-02

ooner Or later, neglect d cold will dcyeiop eon
stant co,'gt rhorsues! Of bs.ath falling rienath,
and waat!lB Of ietll-lu sJnpornatc Of consumption.
In ethpr iustsn:es the wilt producs bson-
chitis, dseapo Of the branches Of tie wlndppe. In
sll affections Of The punonsry org1ua - well - in
palliative and crativs the testimony ot Thousands
and a worldwide reputation altesss-vhiIe n coughs
An tnls & acta srced!ly, and when taktn according
70 I1e tianA, prUnrtty rcn1oyea thttu.
, 1876-02-02

tho manner Ia which Invoices a1e mAds ont, and
Iha duttos Of Consuls in connection with thnm.
Tomorrow morning ". W. Murphy. Of Now
York, late Consul Mt Frankfort Main.
will bs examined by the Committee. 1lo wAa
fenogod In order 10 make piaeo for the BROTH
er-ln.tnw Of Gen, Butler.
, 1876-02-02


Debt .eas eaeh ii thu Treasury Ga9
DcCrpass during January. l,3ao,lbs
Decrease a!ncs 1une 10. i675....,..... 10,k 5,Gs6
Bonds Issued to the Pacific HailWaJ CoEa-
paMioa, interen4 payEata III lawful ...a
moucy Principal outstanding. .....,... s4,t11 1612
interest accrued and not get paid. .....,.. 3a,l7
1utctea raiI bY tho United StateB..... q, ,5l3
lntcseat repaid by transportation Of
n1xt}S tte.................... dIoGV931
B6lAuca Of 1ntarcet paid by unltcA 6tkes. 2,S7&79
INDIAN DErARpAT1oHa
Tho House Committee On IndAn Affairs to-day
took final action on tho question wAsther or not
they should recommend appropriations to
aatihfy any claim for losseH caused by lii
dim dcpredations. The Committee decided 70
report adversely on al such bills and posltious
rofosrod to them, taking tho ground substantial
ly that tho Government IL not liable
to pay for Indian dcpsedations either out
Of tho gonclal Treasury or tho Indian
trust fund anauites. Representative Iane, OF
Oregon voted aga1nst this report. md will sub
NIT minority report, conseudinE that tho Gov
ofnu1cut Is bounu IN one way or tho ether to pay
wel!-establiehel clai,ns for lotsoa occssioncd by
tha acts Of ita Indian uarda.
, 1876-02-02

A French paper, tho Rspus Ilmustr'slle. be-
IloYes that explosives vii! furnish ths ochAuicnl
power required BY future EeneEatioIs, aud that
tie decrease IN tho seo<s Of coal u therefore
, 1876-02-02

hin Tariff bill. A gosd many Democrats viii
oppooe tho tea and coIes dnty. IIo1man ,nHista
that tha poor mans besorazo aha's recei1o no
furtbor ta1- It spprara that David A. Wells
practically tlrafte1 ths outira bill. fita friends
ray that io brought tho completed bill bore with
lin.