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National Republican., 1876-10-11
AUCTION sALEs.
~o.ccoooo-oooNoNooo~c
To-day.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auetfoneers,
~ Southeast cor. Ninth and D streets n. I

Il uONSANSOn nhOSss AuetIOnccE8s
IL Southeast cor. Ninth and ID streets n. W.
gxTEgsIYE AND ELEGANT SALE OF NAG
6AEHsER FaRai2SREL PLsaSSSR9Gh MoSEg Esa AER
LLSH AND AMERICAN BRUSSELS, THREE
Ply TAPESTRY AND OTHER CARPETS;
ELEGAET PARL0R SUITE OF SOLID VAL
NUT, GOLD TRACLNGS, ~, CRIMSON.
SATIN. BROCATELLB. COST ESQ: LACE
CURTAINS AND LAMBREQUINS OF HIGH
COST; ELEGANT AND LARGB-SLzED NAN
ksk sEzs ssq gk kfzkEeA 1s TzfAg WIFI tE EkE EsE
RESSEE M4RBLE. TOP ETEGBRB; CENTRE
SSRR2gc4HPIHkh6H SRg sbAB a . TABLEi BE SokED WAb-
S94E S24Ep rHAhh ~ ND HNR PdGIgg,R9o4 PdG v Eye
ST2E EABhS Se Ss LIBR4RK FTR
&c. TOGETHER WITH THE ENTIRE WAL
NUT FQRNLTuRE IN SUITES AND PIECES
Contained IN FIVE CHAMBERS. ALL OF
WHICH WAS MANUFAOTURED By G0DEY,
9E BAL TIhQREt CURTAINS. COTTAGE
FURNITURE AND STOVES, 6c.
n On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 11th of Octo-
" Der, commencing at 10 O'Clock. we will sell
- the entire Furniture, all OF which is in elegant
condition, comprised partly as above, cont ntained
In house No 1885 g street northwest, corner of
Ntneteenth street, TO wni chwe particularly invite
attention Of hose desirous Of purchasing good and
ocu DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
National Republican., 1876-10-11

Messrs. II. E. 0fney Co., bankers, northeast
| corner Fifteenth and streets, repsrt New York
L quotations. as follows:
National Republican., 1876-10-11

The following are the buying and selling rates
Tor Government securities, furnished by II. ID
Cooke, il, & Co., bankers:
Securities. Buying Selling
National Republican., 1876-10-11

1915. GREAT 1875.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
no THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Tvaek, Steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
CcroB ER Q, 1876.
isiSs .ns G q. fop%.: OF
e. s.!5. fSif -sR f.Elor saS y Ssr y Fss;S%Fs
Chicago, and li:5O q. m, daily, except Sunday.
Baltimore d Potomac Railroad.
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Fsns
the @ors as SS fsaee
Cars to Tstkins v Fer Eris c1nanSSsgua S., But; Buf;
Gs SGTf ans as Es n ind s e.
press OF Pullman Psror Cars, s;S5 a. M, daily, ex-
daily eIcsBs sugdsy with PaFIoT Car; att.sasS S.,sa
p. m. daily. Limited Express, s:s5 an, daily,
Accommodstion for Baltimore, 40 D. m, daily,
For rope's Creek Line. 7loa. m. and 40 p. ne.
daily, except Sunday; u.so, -.
daily, except Sunday.
Alexandria d Fredericksburg Railway 4
Alexandria & Washington Railroad tis
G:s, ., & and 7:oo D. m. On sunday at q. N.
For the soatn, via Richmound, 2:,5 m. daily and
via Lypchburg 7:l5 g. m. znG l2:0o p. m. daily.
Trains leave Alex andrlA Tor Washington o, o,
10, II m, l. 3, All, s and p. IN. On Sunday at
land 10 9. m, and 500 p. m.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Psrlor Cars
Northeast corner OF Thirteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, northeast corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsyvania avenue, and Al the depot, where
orders be left for the checking Of baggage to
EANka asa Ea9hsSs aeil en- ffSsp AGENT
| WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
| suMMER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING
Il APRIL Is, 1875.
Il TWO TRAINS DAILY, EXCEPTrx.4 d
/ SUNDAY, BETWEEN ALEXAE-Sl5tSz
| DRIA AND ROUND HILL.
Alexandria at 9:l0 q. m. and $40 p. m pass Lees
burg, going westward, at u:2O q. and $50 p.
ard arrive at Round Hill 1t Il m. and p. m. Leave
Round Hill at 5:2O m. u:0 p. M, pass Lessburgs
Al Alexandra Sis q. and S:l5 D. m, and WASH
ington at $3.50 =. m. and 5:S0 D. m.
i HTPassengers from Washington Will take the
Il Washington and Ohio cars At the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad station at q. N and p m, and
20 through 10 Round Hill without change Of cars.
| Tie S:i0 a m train from Alexandria and I2:S0 D.
/ m train from Round Hill connect at Round Hill
with Harris Daily Line Of Coaches for Snickers-
VILE Berryville and Winchester; also, with Reamer's
| Line OF Coaches, which leave Leesburg daily for
/ Aide and Middleburg.
both Trains westward make close connection at
Vienna with Sissor's Line OF Stages for Fsirfax
oS%as Comm1tation tickets, cents per mile; annual
tickets s5O X. II. HAyESER,
| apl6-n General Ticket Agent.
National Republican., 1876-10-11

STATE DOnus quiet anu nominal.
The following quotations Of State securities
are furnished by h ID. Cooke, jr., Co., bankers,
l429 street:
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The NnIaets.

B.IT -E.EE. Mach p lotto .rtst ~ fsm--
icdliIE, Ia. fl.ur .U.F "a hrm snd uu-
q a. gee v Eest tam 81 : t--rennsy lsanis
red. l.tsal az Cthtr af'r aU.LAIsed Corn
southern trn-er ard shsCh 81 ? Lug uui {. owing
60 limited tnpSlics wtltsn % -, stroLg AID
higher; = Ufttrn write, q -, s3tler cl,oW, Eta
81; western u.lxed. az. sp.' g. Arril Dats quiet
a. steFoy- soOtheTn- i1s'c- Se.ts ~ white $3.50
wts-sTn miN'c. fSat5. b. on u.ai'5 TfAsG. Hay
dUll ard upchaT cfd. Pr I-i7rs stesdg and firm
bat quiet. Pork - 0ts2 -. SUlk mests-sh0ul-
rers ga clear Tib sides, = g. - 49, PACKED
Escon-shou deIs, los clear rio -id~s. l3k Ham
l5ta. Lard-rfhLed hiEl4E- ~ csuos none Cnsr
Ing, but eCAFCe and hru m hAIEcd. EetrOisuta
unchanged. Coffee quiet 80 rIn aud unchanged.
WHISKY more sc,iye aud fhsoa frmsr. ID.
BsLTINut p, March IS - F.riA ri xes. Ol 4. 50
do, c0ns Olidstsd, CO..; Nest Nuetutss, s. HoTti.
Carolina siNes Olf. 10. 90 spfciai tax hi d
10 day. Sugar guset and sd 'se:0a.
NEw lOkK, March Is -cf.H a. sctise ana better.
Money, 4. Gold, lsis ESClsrse, lyaS, AZ, snort,
49o. Governments duh.
NEW YORK, March q f!Cus Ju,l aid d coping.
Wheat quiet snd declinirs Cara = shade hrnisr.
LONDON Mar h %, sS' 10 90 rus-is. st7 IS for
money and 941S f.r the ? Uul bouis, lsI7s,
les; -4e's lOs7s. neW i've ~ Etie lisa
FRANKFoRT, March 2 ~. s. IJnds rev ives
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THE EMMA MINE TROUBLE.
Ex-senator Stewart and EN-Miuihts r
ScbencR.

The examination of ex-senator Stewart
OF Nevada, was resumed before the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs, who are iu-
vestigating the Emma mine scandal, this
morning.
Mr.. Stewart explained at some length the
onveTsation that led to the selection of
Gen. Schenck as q director OF the Emma
mine company. Witness never heard of
Schenck's name being used In connection
with the dictatorship until November ., 1871.
DO not recOllect that Gen. Schenck knew
that Baron Albert Grant was to be pro-
moter OF the Interest of the scheme, and that
he (Grant) was to receive one hundred thou
sand pounds for his services. Never spoke
TO Schenck about 1t, and do not know
that Schenck ever heard of IL until after he
had accepted the position OF director. Did
not think that there was any improperly in
General Schenck being a director In such
schemes Heard Of a number OF foreign dip
lomats being directors in similar schemes.
Learned from Mr.. PulesOn, of Jay Cooke,
Mccullough Co that Grant was known
a. wealthy mau, was regarded as an ef-
hcient operator In stocks. Do not know the
reason why Grants name was not known In
connection with the Emma mine stock.
Was informed that IL was not the custom for
the public. Do not know that Grant was
notorious in any way, or whether Schenck
Y as acquainted with Grant or Hankes &
Coates, brokers. As regards the
CHARAcTER OF THE NINE.
Gen. scheDck knew of IL. he having read
Prof Sillfmans report. Witness never ex-
diHII GU TIC iliuc very C1ICiuily, he
had looked into IL several times The Eng
lisb directors knew as much about the mine
as Gen. Schenck, and probably more, as
they had taken more interest in IL. They had
infor med themselves in regard To the Emma
mine.
The witness then gave long and detailed
account of the way that the stock was placed
upon the market, and the diff culties attend
Ing the same; what measures were taken TO
prevent the clears" from black-balling the
stock as well as TO assist In sustaining it
until Ii was all placed. They INDUCED In an
English stock trick of "Iigging,n that 10 OF
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THE JUPITER rdsDGv ExPLo-
SIGN.
Cause, CareieseEe~s. a-utt. Three

NV YORK, Marc 1i. IiUt three men.
David klehl, taas. .-CnltI.pF lui CIarles
Nenthelm. were ki'."i - .ra explosion Ia
the Jupiter powder iac,r.- a. fV4.btagt,n-
Vile, yesterDay al, ruupH several bu. Id
lngs IN the immediate n...i litN V-ert blown
10 atoms. Tic eNVl.r.tBI g-s tie resn.t Of
ckiekSuess, h.fhl fGN I. Z throw 90 = IN ats.t
with which he he'. E.bfa. 80 pipe on a
bench by his Eide. The s'T 4 vO--- e { th,, s-x-
ploslOn say Inc wCrk o. "a L..esg fle aatt.r,. Il
the dangerous con. D. a .d il which they
worked, but grew re-. lie. : n, they hr,.p,r
accustomed IN IT, H...v have o On 10 TIE
habit ol smoking pip Sl.lls al work.
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THE EnIGRASE READ MONEY
TAX
Castle NsaFd.ra Isr..Len -

n Nv l DIRK, MdIr'f .i Roe lie. 81 the
4. :. supreme CoUE- 4. 'i-iou tat q ~ Ufi-
constitutional % Ia -. u.Iil rpsnpan!ns
iCT each sm!grSnf, IS q. 30 tue % s.Oatinu-
AECc OF Castle tart,l .E a. u !t-rrnL land
ing, aiu lts prOba' r. rtat4i 90 European
steamship cUmpaa.ss G.r a operative
delOi. The Cuuard q - has informed fha
emiEraLt C0tnuuissiJg. - 90 n In culture a
lhe passengers by tha' ,iEe wili 5e lsudsi lu
jersey CIV.
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General Pryor to seFend Governor


INV YORK, Marct q Genera. EN-sr A.
l'rNor started from ErrbA'tgt Ia.f rVeni ng
lJ- Mississippi, haviI q teen retained % de-
feEc Governor Ames fr LIE ice. iofOre tue
high court OF impt aci tueat
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A FOOLISH WOMAN SwIyDLED Our OF
S31, 000-Augusta Moren, brother of the mar
who accompanied Halgado when the latter
was missed recently in New York was ar.
rested there yesterday, charged with swind.
ling a woman named Corona Fernandez, OF
Havana, Cuba, out OF S3i 900 given him by
her 10 buy lottery tickets with. II Is charged
that Moren, Halgado and Moren's brother,
who sailed for Havana recently on the
steamer Crescent City, were all In conspir-
acy 10 defraud Mrs. Fernandez
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TAFT AND SBTRaaN
II ne a.nncH-AI llnnlI.n q. N-..E-Lu.-

ST. LOUIS. March 2t-tleosr.I Sb-.ro.t,
left here for Washington lsst hight ia ~
SpOnse 10 an luvitafi..n frtm Secretary OF
War TAN, whe desired u GO r-u;t Win hlm
II IS though here that O. g. D. a ossib lIty
OF The r,fnuNsl o. f.. f-Ily headquarters
back 10 " aghing;or.
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BOLD JEwBLRY RoBBERY.-Slx men en-
tered the tewelry store of VIM. KrantZ, Sd
avenue, New YORK, yesterday afternoon, and
overpOwering the clerk Ia charge. stripped
the place OF watches. rings aud other je VERY
after which they escaped. Last nigh. three
men were arrested who are Supposed 10 have
been implicated.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
Financial fmpFSs ~I.ssat I'm IOrdsn.
LONDON, Marc ti-1 4 "a. a l-.Ic- 10 Hppar-
entity restored at lie slark ex,ha aep. Home
railways securItis nae o., sts.ft;y i'm.
proving thrOughGCE Ign securities
have been steady pgi ia scatrd
Protest Tss.sh the Nssucaa
hsbRiD, MarUh 3d.. 4 ,.r ttf 4 lies bsau
received from the : a, IN az. az t:,s 49,
Gle 81 the spanish tD 1sfitI-iss ssnctfosting
religious tolerati"I.- rIe nrcteat dec Arcs
that the article violates tie .. stf u ratho-
lCism and anruls the c.brrDriat Nlnehua-
dred troops will 90 c, ats 90, the Nst INST.
4 s~iBdIer s~stt Nr.E.Ie
Los -. March 81 Is Arf P1auer
OAKLEY, Who nss Ia"l urr.r "NsnIiuatlon
before The Lord Ma.al o. .n.w.i rl.. charge
a. having, u his "a .l,I-t 90. f.... ,r. eIhr aud
MANAGE al the GO o|-rsr. r, rr-! .. haak Oh
taiurd ny false pref - v.-i,r, larte sums
o. nor ~ ard Nalus s.r .-iHrt.I.S franl she
trustees aud deppS!' r w..l cent L. de-
fTsuT. was ~ day .p.T.l. a. 20 NaNRafa
= tta az The hpy -e-,..rs TIE Lord
MANCT said he woC s.,a..t ,s. al0 cal. Ia
gluding the pr.soGtI o. ..e. .gH-s.ganres fnr
= 600, and iwu sue .i.s 10. = %. 100 eacI. Foe
ban was not O.iyrhr
TurLer
The Pan Mail Ca-..t.1s -r.c.a. dispatch
nom Berlin report, ..t "a. f1-ftssf Al ts-,srs
are exchanging r0sf'lEns fs-f sf4 vi a
ylew OF assisting Ter. - os' so I'r '1auclu
port western siRteFn.Rs - tsss charge OF
Ottoman finances.
silver gBrottasssx
i"N DON March ID -H -i .o" - Very
Eat. IN consequent %. F... -rIu.tiaa IA
lrdiau exchanges -a4-- ~ 40 rlrfa p,.far-
cay al p pence, 'sl.rH trr-rf.rs ID the
huancisl article al 'f. d. as. - tie 20 vest
quotation ever tour..l
The tseu~sa Award.
LONDON, March rE Mr.. N-u. n Wat
member tuT GiOuCUSst" cave notice Al ina
ltouse Of Common ''.''sg .lit ha aplId
shortly ask Mr.. E..l.t. tGa rrrfer s.cre-
lary Tor igu aF+fsS s-IaTB.r Al =
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TO TAX AYERS

COLLECTOR OFFICE, DISTRICT OF COLUNBIA.(
WAsHIN6TOS, ID G, March 5, 1910
The stteLtIOn Of Tax payers Is called TO the Tact
Of the nd iustmeut Of the taxes fur the current
year bee ming due the LIST Of April proKuo; and IL
not paid on or before that day penslty OF two
centum will be added on said last half of such
tax. and on the first day of esrh succeeding nth
until collected in the manner prescribed b. law,
Also, like penalty coniinues 20 attsCh 10 the de.ia
suent 1Tst half e such tar due October ], 1858
AsO, the stteutiOH Of ali commercial agents, ped
dlers, and produce dealers ST large and IN ne sew
eral markets hereby notified that this licenses
Issued them such will pre the 3lst dsy OF
March snd that the same ust be promptly renewed
Of this Office. JOHN v COOK.
sTll C3w Collector, II. g.
1" HOME MUTUAL BUILDING ASSOUIA
w. TION-OTgGH1zsd JIERaTg, 1876 Sub
rcTipti0n 10 stock OF tsis As-OciatiOB will be
eetved at CfCe of eeCretsyy 454 Louisiana ayeuuel
opposite City Hall Second ne uthiJ ire tins MON
DAY, April 81, at clock .. M. az SRBgerbuud
HSli, corner 81 h and SITS n. Entrance Sth
street RUSH BOD KOBISSDN, President
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Secretary MARI ID
Yell o In Il IL L.
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TIE IMPERIAL RAILROAD SCHEME is not
approved by the south German states, a nd
they are preparing q counter proposition for
the control OF the railway administration by
the separate states, with u.iformity in the
tariff and regulations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23

AN OBSTINATE j UROR.-In Chicago the
trial OF an election judge for conniving at
frauds resulted in the Jury disagreeing on
account OF one jurymau standing out for ac
Quittal and refusing 10 take any part in the
consultations OF the other jurors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23

PRESIDENT GRANT to Mr.. Clymer. Here's
Marsh. Don't lose him gain. now."-ISpriag-
field U;,i0F,.
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The Great storm "a, Few EngIand.

DAMAGE TO THF rEUE fIE HOUSE,.
A telegram from IittieJoh, ~. H., March
p, says: "The gale here a. Ire severest expe-
rienced for years. Thi'ly fest II tue roof of
The Profile house. az Fra8cGnia mDuafaing,
was blown OF this J5uniini. The parlOr
doors were blown H., Ani three Inches OF
snow was deposited Oh the psrlOr fiODr. Tne
carriage house, loo fs't long, g-as bio gn
down and the barn uHTdafei. A laree force
will 60 up from here tD-Eigat 10 make re-
pairs"
THE WHITE xucSrAfrs
The bridge of the GOrut Va hin ton
branch road az Whiteheli, y. n was b.owl.
SIX inches out OF line ~ the 90 le MOBday
night, rendering the passage OF trains over
IL Impossible. No tfa.1s or L e Poftlan
and ogdensburg railr2ud passed u rough tie
White Mountain motel Tuesday.
KILLED BY TEEGaLE
AT Augusta, Me-, JOlJ.naI I.aitcn res A.
ing 90 HCEpit Il street Was Killed dur ng the
gale Tutsday forenoon 10y his barn dOor
slamming upon him and f.s,t turing his
skull.
DESTRUCTION OF 4 suMxuR HOTEL.
The Old Orchard hOaSe. IA lie course Of
erection on Orchard beaCb, Maine, was
blown down by the gaze Tuesday, and Is n
complete wreck. Tie loss IL heavy. Toe
house was 10 have heen completed in June.
10 replace the one burned, aud wOllt have
been The largest sun.nneG hotel east OF Long
Branch.
THE PESSsNLNsNIk DEnOC6ATIc CON-
vENTIoN yesterday, at Lancaster, noml-
mated delegates 10 the national convention,
III -
Wallace, Holster Clymer, A. Ii. OH and h
NJ North. The platform l,ledgee the party
70 The honest payment CT The public debt,
favors univels sal amnesty, the punishment
of frauds IN high places, and retrenchrnent
and economy In federal, stale and munic,pal
administrations; declare. the RESUMPTION Of
specie payments in 1879 isnlOgs BILE, equal 10
declaration OF BANKRUPTCY, and should he
Tepealef; and demands tle restoration OF soi-
veDcy by The restoration &C pros perity, A
resolution declaring Hon. J. &. b ack can
dloale Tor The Presidency was laid on The
table. There was a contfst bet,geen Senator
WHllece and Representa- We Randall FOR the
ooItrol OF the convent or aud the selection
Of delegates 10 the st. Louis ooEven ton The
wallace men seem 10 have DeeD victorious.
NEW YORK REPUBIIokrs FOR CoSK-
IING.-The New York republican convefi-
delegates 10 the national convention. Tn
platform adopted compliments the adrninis
trstion OF General Grant and approves OF tn
dale fixed for the resumption OF specie nav
mt nj, and the pay ment OF the pu biic de6t T.,
coin. The name Of Rose e ConklIog aS a..
choice OF the republicans OF the STATE f,r
President was presented ard indofsed as his
nomination viii secure beyond oueSfion.
the electoral vote OF the ysate for the renrh,
lican Ticket There were objections raised
10 The latter and substitute was offened
pledging the New York delegation 10 any
candidate, but IL was vO3es down. AMI M,
original resolutions were aaoptei. ~ m soaae
votes. Tue delegates Al lares 10
Cincinnati are: A. Il. Oosneil, Andrew 10.
bite, Theodore NJ. PonsegOy and James NJ
Matthews. Alternates: & A Merritt A ID
Gsrneit, George y. Sloan sna Alfred @. Jud-
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DUTY ON CoTTON.-The House Committee
of Ways and Means have completes the first
section Of the Morrison tariff bill. The duty
on bleaehed cottons is increased from &. to 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23

THE Secretary of the Treasury denies the
port that be has received a proposition
from the Consolidated Virginia Mine to fur
nish sixty millions OF gold and silver within
eighteen months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23

THE eMIGRANT TAX DECISION
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JUPITER POWDER EXPLOSION
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DEPRECATED VALUE OF SILVER IN
ESGLAND.- The Treasury department to
d7y received a telegram from London Civ
Ing the price of silver at 52k pence. British
standard. corresponding with los, cents per
ounce, United States standard. making a
dollar in silver coin worth IS 2IO cents in
gold com.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23

NEW IDRIA QUICKSILVER MINES NOT
SOLD.-We are authorized TO say that the
New Idria quicksilver mines have not been
sold 10 Montgomery Blair; nor has any com
promise been made with McGarraban.
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u " p a II II L Il 4 L e ID
REL TON!

M "A r x In ID ID . w N
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MAJOR LEWIS MERRILL has been relieved
rom his duties connected with the Centen-
gnI
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Mr.. DANA GRATIFIsD The nomination
Of Mr.. Richard ii. Dana, jr., TO the English
mission was reported TO the Senate yesterday
with the adverse report of the Foreign AT
fairs Committee. On molten of Mr.. Came
L. II. Hill, formerly assistant attorney gene
RAJ, and W. @. Russell, of Boston, will soon
be here to represent Mr.. Dana's interests.
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THE u. s. STEAMER LACKAwANNA ar
rived at San Bias, Mexico. from San Fran
cisco, February 10Th, and sailed on the 18th
for MazatlRn. She expected to leave the
latter port for Guysmas February sd.
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kilograms 10 The Star.

GOV. AMES' IMPEACHMENT
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, s225.499, %; customs, sGOs .Os7 -
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INTERNATIONAL RlFle SHOOTING

IsEElL HERKn JtEpe u ENsIyIN
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The Old Orchard hose. IA lie course Of
erection on Orchard heaCb, Maine, was
blown down by the gaze Tuesday, and Is a
complete wreck. Tie lOss ~ heavy. Toe
house was 10 have heen completed in June.
10 replace the one burned, aud wOlli have
been The largest sun. mex hotel east OF Long
Pranch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23

III TIT SFNTATlNE HAAS ENONFRATED
The sub Committee OF the judiciary, to
whom was referred the charges against Hon.
Charles HAYS, of Alabama, of selling a
Cadetship 10 West Point. have concluded
their Investigations and find nothing in the
testimony 10 show that Mr.. Hays received q
p'nny 10 make the appointment. The report
or The committee will exOneIate Mr.. Hays
from all responsibility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23

POLICE COMMISSIONER SMITH RENoMI-
NATED.-The President to-day sent to the
Senate the nomination of VIM II Smith to
-. police com missioner OF the District of
Columbia, vic John a. Gray. whose nOmia-
alton the Pres ;deHt withdTaws. Mr.. Smiths
one. u viii be remembered, was sent in
b. the Pres dent with the Others some time
p o. hut was subsequently, withdrawn, oW-
lag 10 the opposition to his confirmation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-23

Arr NICET.-The public viii DC glad 10
know that, In addition 10 keeping it open
uTing the day lime, the Artists Club have
decided To open their Club and Reception
Room, IN Vernon Row, on Thursday even
M of each week, when all corners VIII be
welcome. without the fOrmality of an iDvi.
talon or Ambulance card.
II will be remembered that the Co-cOrau
Art Gallery Is also open on Thursday even
Ings during the winter season.