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RAILROADS.
1910 PENN YLyANIA 1870
6OUTk
To the yeFfh. West. and soufhvesf.

1Ofo < SsYLyANIA 1910
To the Nerth, West, and Southwest.
Double Trac5s. Steel Rails, splendid Seem
erS, NGsJstrceIlt Equipment.
1raiEs leave Naehtngton, city time, frOus Depot,
corner Of b SUD streets, as follows:
For Pfttsburg and the West, 8 .. IA daily, with
PsIIior Oar t. Pitisburs; 5;4O p N. daily with
except Sunday - ''
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
gor CsDs9eslgns, Rochester, Buffalo, Htazars
Falls, and The North, .. N. daily, exec Of sun
dsy; and 7:4O m. daily, except saturdsy with
Palace Osrs 70 Rochester. For Elmirs and B1f-
isiS, II 90 N daily. excep; Sunday.
Palace Cars sitsehed; Limited Expr pr u Pull,
man Parior Cars, 9:23 q. IN daily, except Sunday.
r LEI fsS dS5k; l;so m daily, except sunday,
For PhilsaeIphis go D. N. daily, excep; snndsy,
and so and 9:I0 .. N daily. Limited tx press,
Accommodate a for Bsiiimsre. Z SO a. M caiiy
and $40 D. m. daily except Sunday.
Tor Popes Greek Line 1880 o. IN. AID 4:20 D. N.
Tor Annapolis, T:sO 9. No. and ass ,. N. except
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA WA5HIE GTON
For 1leIafdrIs, s. 1,s,s,1O,1Ism., I,s,4:2o,
s, o, .O3, snd lao .. m. On Sunday ct 9 Q.
Tor ihe south, Wis Kiehr ond, 1I:4O ,. m. daily.
sxceEt SUNDAY; aud $40 a. m. daily; and via
Lynehhgrs; IS .. III. AID 1880 .. m. daily,
Trans leave ale, sndris FOR Washington, SIS,
Sunday at : sid 10 a, M, and p m.
accommodaticLs can be procured at the 0f1ces:-
Northeast corner of Thirteenth street and Penn
sylysnia aveau?, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsy enia svenns, aud at the Dspot, where
orders ecu b left for the checking of Baggage TO
destination from Hotels and Residences
d VI. BOYD. gR., Gent Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. C;enl MANAGER ia5s-Iv
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BANKERS,

NJ ON Ely
Is n ade faster and easll5 in stock speculation
In Ns'l street than in any other Legitimate way .
The Banking House of Messrs. Alex. FrothiuRhsry
q Co, IL all street have paid to their customer
during the last thirty days over 4S00D They have
over 500 custo mers, 10 reside In different parts
the world Their pularity arises from dealing WITH
their customers honestly They invest sums rang
personal attention to small nS esnents as to large
They also send Weekly Report free to those de-
string 10 speculate. Send for it. PltS5Lrg Com
DltTcIGI, Jan. a, 1916.
address ALEX. FR0THINGHAM 4 CO.,
tebl eotr Bankers and Brokers, IL W ali st. N, Y
GSn TO 5000 invested IN stoek Privilege
paw pays large prohts. Write for n Page BOOK
Esn and Idioms 0f Wall st. and Wall s.. RsvisW
SENT TREE, John HICkLIEG Co,
Bankers and Brokers,
oc6-U ~ Broadway, n.
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STEAMER LINES

NEW KXPRSss LIsK VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, EASS-
LAGTON AND GE0RGETCRN.
SAILING DATs
rEoN Pier y, North Eharyes, PhiIa1et shss
SATURDAY, al IL m. -!r--Ss :.
From 70 " alter street, Gecrrefoyp. rEzs5.ez<
". q, MONDAY, ct D. m.
Jhis line ccnDects st Philadelphia with Olydss
Regular Semi-Ueekiy Line OF steamers for PrCvt.
dence, Boston and New England States. No whsrf
age IN Boston b. this Iiae:
VIZ. CLYDE b CO., Philsdelphts.
A. hkkD, Alexandria, Va
pB. y. MINK, 90 frevonshire street. Bcsscs
FTe1s hts delivered By Knox s KIpTess. Orders
leit 81 general 0fce, SOS FenIsy varia avenue, or
:, ~ the steamer Wharf, VIII be promptly attended
W. s1.a-fr
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I'm THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
III or COI,uMRIA

Special TrSs, Prooats Jrtsdictios. Jas 3otA, lHo.
In the matter Of the viii Of WILLIAM o. MA.
estate Of WilIism q. Masee, OF the District Of
columbia, has this day been made By William
20 appear In this court on. SATURDAY, the 36th
day Of February next. ct II O'Clock .. m, to show
why letters Parliamentary the estate Of the
said deceased should not issue a. prayed Provided
. COPY Of this order be published once week, for
three week., IN the Evening Star, previous to the
jssiss& A.wEBsTER. Register Of win.
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NKw YC2K AND WAsHiNsToH
~ fHHnUGH yIHH

TO BALTIaORE, PHILAoFLPHIA,
zEI POINTS IN The NEW ENG LSRO
STATES
IHRCUGE BETWEES WASHINGTON AND
EEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CANS.
The pucGt this line Is new and Of the most
sleesnt ard improved finish.
TkAlE LEAN!N9 AT gas a. -. " PULL
MAI PAkLOR CAB TRAIE EACLUSlYELY.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPIN8 CABS ON
MIGHT TRAINS.
On and sissr January %, lS6, trains ~ tbia
RsilroGd, cOTns- e 9Th aRd streets, a. follows:
e:x3 am. Limited Express-Puiluaa Car Train
fer Philadelphia, New Yorx snd points Est
daily, e1CeS u Sulcay.
1850 p IL. M press for Philadelphia and New YORK
daily. e1cept Sunday,
ass pm. Express fer Philsdeirhis and vsy points
$40 m. EI9 for Philadelphia, asw York
and points Ees. daily.
PULLMAN PARLOR CABS on aI Day Trains.
PULLMAN PALACE bLEkPlSG CABS On
. ignt Trsils.
Ticies AID information can be procured as the Of
Bssasec csiisd 10. ana checked at hotels ana pri-
yate residences orders left a: the Offices OF the
company, northeast corner 18Th street and Pennsyi-
vania svenre, aid Gu northeaz! corner OF Pennsyl-
wanna avenue and 9th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL-
EQAO, corner sth and b streets.
General Passenger Agent, Philadelpeia, Fs.
GEORGE O. WiLKIE5,
seei Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd,
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A NNUAL REPORT.
National Capital Life Insurance Company
WASHINGTON, d. q.
OFFICE IN % NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
w. H. OLAGETT, President.
A. q. FAY, Secretary.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTBRIOR,l

WASHINGTON, d. O., February 5, 1879.
SIn: acknow ledge the receipt of the annual re-
port for the year ending December 81, ISIS, OF the
irareactions Of the National Lie Insursno<
accordance with the requirements Of an sct OF Con
gress, approved March = lS6z, and inform ron tha'
the same has been placed die In this Department
lam, sir, very respectfully your obsdient servaut
z. OhANDLkR, Secretary.
W. II. Clagstt, ESQ, SO Market epsos, Wsshine'
ton, ID. G. feba III
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RALIInOBk AND sHIO RA,LROAD

CHANGE OF riEE. FEBRUARY 18th, Isyt.
Am. LEAVE WASHINGTON
s:0O-Bslt2Ore sad Way Stations
baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
t:OO-EEw GORK AND BOsTON ExPRE=s
e:iS-CIncllsaii, ST Louis and Pitts5urg Ex-
e:50-BsltiInors and Way Stations. on sunday
c:so-PCir. II Rocks and Way stati Jns
;t3-SALTINoRRUNLlMITE axPREss 30 stops
i2:Is-Baltinoro and Way Stations,
1:30-EEw fo&x AND NORFOLK EIPREss
Wa STATEN. Wa ain s ssslsi0Nn 'n'
HsT5eT'1 Ferry very v winSSss:sr sna Ws1
Stations. Via Metropolitan BrsnchD
&:30-BALTiNcRz EXPRESS. Stops at Laurel
E:5O-CHCAeo F.sr ExPRKss. Hsserstown.
6:00-BALrIHoRE ExPREss.
6:O3-ssliimOre and Way stations.
s:OO-BsltiIDOre and Way Stations.
s:0o-St. Lonts, Cincinnati, Pittsburs Fast Ex.
press Chicago, Columbus, Sandusky and
al Wzy Stations on Ohio AID Chicss'
s:25-NKw Y0EE NIsHr EXPRESS. Sleeping Cur,
to New York.
s:5s-BaltiInors snd principal Way Stations.
500, s:25, ard 9:35 ,. O.. daily. AL other
trainsdsily except Sunday.
Lsarizg Camden Station for Td,Ainrfox.
t:45, ais, coo, 7:3o, s:I5 a. m. 1880,
l:Ie, 900. 6 30, 6:35, 1910 ,. Ia. daily.
$50, $40 1880 a. N, 3:1s, $50, SIs
,. m, daily, exec bt Sunday.
rsrclis. stanton or VALLEY Branch, nor t0r Esw
YORK and PhIlsdelphia At 500 an. and 3 0 pm.
Tor further Information apply a. the Baltimore
tnd Ohio ticket oiicss, Washington Station, and
x@s Pennsylvania avenue, whsre orders will be
ssken for baggage % De checked aad received 81 any
pOin. In the city, TH0S. Il. SHARP.
L.. NJ. COLE, S-nsFal Ticket Agent.
GEO. :. hCcNIA. General Agent. novl-d
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L has obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District cf Columbia, holding a Special Term. let
tor 81 acministrsiIon en- The personai estate Of
lumbia, deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased here by warned To exhibit the
before the Ssh day OF February next: they
may otherwise by Law be excluded from ali benefit Of
the said estate. Given under ny hand, this 9Th
day Of February. 1876.
fet9-w 81 MARY LAVENDER, AdministratrfY
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r. S. MARSHAL SALE or WASHINGTON
MARKET CDMp.ST STnEE

In virtue OF writ of eri fscias issue1 out nf the
CLERK office of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, aud - me directed, will sell It pablic
sse for cash, in front e The court Houae door Of
said District. on TUESDAY, the 29th day of Feb
Iuary, 1876 at IL O'Clock m. the following goods
aud chsttels viz: Certificate of Fifty shares Of
$50 each. of the capital stock OF the Washington
Market Company, No. 3l5, spd standing IN the
name OF Francis II. N0rsan and levied upon as
the property Of James IL Moody. and will be sold
vs.. James II. Moody.
ALEX. SHARP. o. s. Marshal. DO.
Februsry Is, ls76. febIS dt6s
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I'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf
Il Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia, holding Special Term,
letters Of administration on the personal estate
OF JAS. u. BOY LE late Of District Of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
SAID dec ased hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber on or
before the 19th day of February next; they may
Otherwise b. Law be excluded from all ben aft of the
said estate. Given under hay hand this 18th day Of
February, lS16. CATHERINE NJ. BOYLE,
feb9 W .3wN Adnuistratrix
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nUNChESON BROS, Auctfonsers,
~ Southeast corner 9th and ID SITS, uorthw SET

nUNChESON BROS, Auctfoneers,
~ Southeast corner 9th and ID SITS. northwest.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FRENU
PLATE MaNTEL MIR hUR, W LION, BRUS-
sELS, VELVET, THEE PLY AMI OTHER
CARPETS; MATTINGS. BROCATELLH, ID A.
MASK, LACE AND OTHER CURTAINS AND
WINDOW ANGINGS: PARLOR SUIT,
kOSEMOop ND OTHER MARBLE TOP
TABLES, WALNUT HAtRGLOTH PARLOR
AND DINING CHAIRS, HAT RACK, SINGLE
AND DOUBLE WALNUT AND MAHOGANY
BEpSTEADs, BUREAUS, WASHSTaNDs,&C.;
MALNUF REOLINING CHAIR, FEATHER
BEDS, HIk AND OTHER MATTRESSES,
BED OLOTHIHG, FINE FRENCH CHINA
AND DECORATED WARE, TABLE CUT
IEkf, PLATED WARE, COMPASS, OF L.
PhlNTINGS, ENGRAYINGS, &c, AT AUO-
q On TUESDAY MORNING, February 18th,
~ at 10 o clock, will sell, by order of the Su
~ preme Court, holding q special termJ at ths
ss1ction rooms of Duncanson Bros, southeast
corner 9Th and ID streets northwest, the sboyemea-
uoned together with large lot of other goods not
necessary 70 enunerats, being the personal effects
Of Vim. Hogan, deceased.
VIM. A. no GAN, yR.. Administrator
iepii st DUNCANSON BROS, Aacts.
fSTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED unit,
place. WM A HOGAN, Ia Adm.r
ieOlo-tu.f.s,St DUNOANSSN BROS ,Aucts.
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EOR TIE OUR1 or sORoFULA, COR KINGS
u EvIL,b Rheumatism, Csneun Idoas Ulcerous
oos e. Diseases OF the Liver and osin, Weakness
and 1rregclsrities peculiar 70 Woman, ssnsrsal
CHRONIC IL every form, thers Z nothing equal %
CO., AS0 Pennsyly anita avenue, Sole Ageuts,
QauufActuEod q eos y street southwest. jan2s-zvs
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AUCTION SALES.
u a. WARNER, Corner 7th sna , si-er7--

Ill
TRUsTEE's SALE or as ELEGANT THRrE
S1UNk FRONT, No. ala srREKT NORTH
q b virtue e certain deed Of trust, bearisc
ksa cate ptc~iL bsr > le7+, = d suly res0rdsi iIl
1fbtr 765 folio $40 see ON 4 the Il a recas OF
washington cOunty- u. q, ana At he grfttsn r.
Cubic sue snS IN fr5St 9TH, , At
DAY the 18th dsy OF February, A. u. ls76, AZ 5
O'Clock all that certain piece or parcel OF lard
lJips situate and being in the city Cf Washington.
M said District, aud known ard described up the
ground plat plan thereof the west one calf Of
tot thirty three 81 10 reservation number i0l,
OF s three story ard Easement brown ct He froat
house and oommOdtOOs stable all IN cmp'ete order.
Terms OF sale: Une third in cash; the balaucs IN
months, with interest 81 ten par cent per snnum
until paid, payable semi annually, TO he 4 By
3 deco OF trust on the premises sold. ESQ viii be
conveysncing at purchaser cost. III the terms 81
sale are not fully Complied with in Que week from
the day of sale. the ustee the right
faultns pu5 chaser. after FIVE dsvs Advertisement
ANDREW b. BUYALL, Trustee.
RxTHK ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, Feb uary gath, lS76, sane hour sud
place. ANDREW DUykLL. Trustee
tebs eoAds LRepI IT. CoLDwELL, salesman.
IT s MARSHAL SALE OF TaE sfHpONER
O.LfDIA A. HUGHLETT, HER TACKLE, AP
PARkL AND FURNITURE.
In virtue OF an order of safe, Issued out of the
CleTk's office Of the SGpreme OOurt Of the District
Of Columbia, holding District Court, aud to me di
THURSDAY, the a4ih cay Of FebruarS, $50 a, 2
Gle Ok m, 81 the foot of lIIh street Rilsys tart
southwest on the Potomac river, the Schooner
lure SeiZs and taken uncer writ No. 2Ia, in AID
Inirsly aud will be SOLO tn satisfy wages due Lease
ALEX. SHARP, u. S. Marshal II. q.
February Nth, 1876. fehIS-its
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NEW BOOKS At
BALLAN
42s sEVEHTH STREET,
McClintock Stropg's Cyelopedis. yol.6.
The Cha d, au Account of Genesis. By Geo. Smith,
Etchings and Htchers. Bv P. @. Hsmerton.
Autobiography of Rev. Charles G. Finney,
Dear Lady Disdain. By Justin MCCARTHY.
Duncan NJ stheson, the Scottish Evangelist
Story OF the Apostles By author Peep of Day fl2
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
i bers hare obtained from the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, holding q Special Term,
iettert testSmentsry the personal estate of
JOHN McDEVIrT, late Of the District of Column
tia, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, the subscribers
before the LIST day Of February next: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit OF the
said estate Given under our hands, this LIST day of
February, 1876.
t.,,,, a.. }oaEJ M PEEMSpY' Executors.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the ssbsori::
The District Of Columbia, holding Special Term.
letters OF administration the personal estate
OF CHAS. q. BIZ BIB, late OF tnes District Of Co.
iunbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhitit the with the vouchers thereof to the
subscr Der. on before the sih day OF February
next; they may otherwise By law be excluded from
all benefit of the said estate Given under my hand
this 8-h day Of February. 1870.
feblO th,sw Nj. JANE BURR, Administrative
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Fog the Holidays.
INTHE SUPREME OURrOFT DISTRICT
u OF COLUMBIA

II THE SUPEEME OOURr OFTHE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
HoLdtng SpectaE Term, F.5rBary LIST, 1876.
In the case Of Fleming f. Griffith, and Henry
X. Miles, Executors Of HENRY Il. BISHOP,
deceased, the Executors aforesaid, have, with the
appreciation Of the Supreme Court OF the District
OF Columbia aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY. the
18th Of FEBRUARY, l76. tor the final settlement and
distribution Of the personal estate Of said deceased
and Of the assets In hand, as far the same have
been collected and turned into money; when and
where all the creditors and heirs of said deceased
notified to attend, with their claims properly
youcled or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from al be neft in said deceaseds estate: Provided
copy Of this older be published once q week for
three weeks IN the Evening Star previous to the
said day. Test:
feb4-f,r A. WEBSTER. Register of Wills.
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prosecution as immaterial, Irrelevant aud
incoLlpetent) A. When General Baocock
showed me that dispatch from John A.
Joyce said 20 him that Mr.. Ford having
died very suddenly and away from nome 4
should be guided largely in selecting his sue
cessor by the recommendations or wishes 81
Titled at least TO approval of the appoint
ment OF the man who should 60 in a nj settle
up the affairs of his office. (Answer objected
10 by counsel for the prosecution on the
ground that IL Is incompetent for the witness
TO state conversations between himself and
the defendant OF the nature given)
Q. What did you ultimately decide TO do
with reference TO the appointment, and to
whom, IL to any one, did you decide 10 leave
the naming OF his successor? Collected to
by counsel for the prosecution as irrelevant
In my answer to the previous question.
@, Whom did the bondsmen actually rec
ommend? Collected TO as incompetent and
irrelevantl A. Constantine Mcguire.
sively did was he appointed? "A. could not
say on whose Recommendation exclusively;
he was well recommended, and satisfactory
10 the bondsmen OF MI. Ford. (Answer OBJ
jected 20 by counsel for the prosecution,
unless the recommendations, il Ia writing,
are produced)
directly or Indirectly, urge or request or seek
to influence the appointment OF Mr.. Mcguire,
or did he ever exchange q word with you on
the subject which indicated that he desired
his appointment? OBJECTED to on the ground
OF frrelevancy and incompetency. Toe wit
ness cannot state conversations between
himself and defendantl A; 1 do not think
he ever did; do not think be was aware OF
the existence Of Constantine Mcguire before
bis recommendation.
Q, Did General Babcock, so far as yoa
action in reference 70 any charge made or
proposed to be made against Joyce or
Mcdonald, or either OF them? (0bjected TO
as incompetent, tmmaterisl, and irrelevsnt.)
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-11
NIGHT REPORT.
GUNS OF VICTORY
Republicans Sweep Indiana
and Ohio. III
West Virginia Also in the Van.
INDIANA.

Ladidna's First Gun.
Indianapolis, Oct. 10-10 p. m.-Re-
turns from i've townships and wards In
five counties give a net Republican ma.
jority Of liza. The same places in 1874
gave a net Democratic majority Of i85.
The same places In 1872 gave u net
Democratic majority OF H.
Second Gun.
indianapolis, Oct. 1O-10:30 Re
turns from 10 townships and wards in
7-counties give a net Republican MAORI.
~ OF $50. The same places in 1874 gave
a net Democratic majority Of 131. The
same places in 1872 gave a net Demo-
cratic majority of $50.
Third Gun.
Indianapolis, Oct. 1O--11:15 p. m.-
Returns from 10 townships and wards
in 0 counties give a net Republican ma
jority Of 129. The same places in 1874
gave q net Republican majority of 149.
The same places in 1872 gave u net
Democratic majority Of 122.
Fourth Gun.
Indianapolis, Oct. Ill q. m.--Re.
turns from 80 townships and wards in
- NtuAAASo HAEC q AUt AttRAbAiSan AA<s
] )rity Of 695.. The same places In 1874
gcve a net Republican majority Of 80.
The same places in 1872 gave a net Re-
publican majority of 215.
Fifth Gun.
indianapolis. Oct. 11--1:40 a. m.-
Returns from As townships and wards
in % counties give q net Republican
majority of As. The same places In
1874 gave a net Democratic majority Of
537. The same places In 1872 gave q
net Democratic majority Of 40l.
Sixth Gun.
indianapolis. Oct. 11--2:35 a. m.--
Returns from so townships and wards
in 81 counties give q net Democratic
majority OF 10. The same places in
1874 gave u net Democratic majority Of
796, and in 1872 of 32i.
Serenh Gun.
Indianapolis, Oct. 1850 q. m.-
Returns from 10 townships and wards
in "a counties give a net Republican
majority Of COG. Same places in 1874
gave a net majority of $40. Same
places in 1872 gave a net Republican
majority of H..
The ticket is SC long and the vote SC
large that counting progresses slowly,
1t is not expected that the vote o.
Indianapolis will be counted before
Wednesday noon.
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ILLINOIS,.
The Chinese Commission.

Chicago, Oct. 10.-Fiye members of
the Congressional committee to inves-
tigate the Chinese question arrived
here yesterday from Washington, en-
route to California. Tomorrow these
forerunners will be joined in this city
by Senator Morton, one of the members
Of the commission, when the gentlemen
will at once start for San Francisco,
where against their arrival the other
members Of the commission will have
put in an appearance. Senator Cooper,
Of Tennessee, and Representatives
Meade, of New York, and Wilson, Of
Iowa, are now on the way. The COM
mission will formally assemble in 'Fris-
co. on the 18th inst, and after exhaust
ing that city will hold shorter sessions
in Sacramento and other points on the
Slope, spending at least 80 days in the
work.
another Campaign Lie Nailed.
The Tribune has a special from
Pietro Cuneo, of Upper Sandusky, Ohio,
in which Cuneo says he wishes over his
that Gov. Hayes holds Know Nothing
sentiments. He knows Hayes well,
and has for years, and the governor
has always treated foreign-born citizens
with the highest consideration and
cordially, and has assisted many of
them to office.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Oct. lU.-1he returns
here given will show a comparison with
the vote Of 1876, when, in a total vote
Of so, 1888, Hayes, the Republican can
didate for governor, received 5,544 ma
jority. There are about 100 pre-
cincts in the state.
Cincinnati, Oct. 1919 p. m.4Re-
turns from 135 townships, wards ana
precincts show the following changes:
On secretary of state, Republican gains,
POOP; Democratic gains, 1887; net Re-
publican gain, S15. On the vote for
judge of the supreme court, the net
Republican gain is 42S.
Second Gun.
Columbus, Oct. 10-1O:30 p. m.-Re-
turns from 273 townships, wards and
precincts show gains for Barnes of
2340; gains for Bell, 2233. Net Repub-
lican gain, log. This does not include
Cincinnati and Cleveland.
Third Gun.
Columbus, 10:45 p. m.-Returns re-
ceived from 357 townships and wards
show Barnes, Republican, gain to be
4,445; Bells, Democrat, gains, 2,948,
heing a net Republican gain Of 1152.
Fourth Gun. N
Columbus, Oct. 1O.--Retarns received
up to II O'Clock from 621 townships
and wards show gains for Barnes, Re-
publican candidate for secretary of
state, over the vote for governor last
year, of 1910; for Bell, Democratic can
didate, 1896; n net Republican gain of
l014. This includes two wards of the
city of Cleveland and three precincts of
Hamilton county.
FIFTH Gun.
Columbus, Oct. u-1.40 a m.-Re-
turns from 10 townships and wards,
including 5 wards of Cleveland and ali
Of Columbus and Dayton, show Barnes
gains to be 9915 and Bells gains 1875,
a net Republican gain Of 1860. Nothing
official from Cincinnati. The Demo-
Gratis have probably elected congress-
menin the LIST, End, 4th, 9th It'll, 12th,
18th and 18th districts. The Republic
cans have probably carried the 3rd,
9th, 9th, 9Th, 10th, 18th, 10th, 10th,
18th, 18th, 18th, 10th and 22nd dis
ExrGoy. Cox has $50 majority in
Toledo for Congress, while Lucas
county will give 400 Republican ma
jority.
4Sirh Gun. flD
Columbus, Oct, liza. NAT this
hour we have returns fiom 100 town
ships, wards and precincts in OHIO,
including the city of Columbus and
five wards in Cleveland, which show
Barnes gains to be 9117 and Bells
SIG. Net Republican gain over 1875,
JOG The above includes tovvnshin