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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-26

TIE BASIS OF COMPROMISE to reconcile
the disagreements on the legislative appro
priation bill, presented In yesterdays STAR,
was proposition made by the Senate, and
not by the House conferees. No meeting OF
the conference managers was held on the bill
TO day, on account OF Information called for
from the departments not having yet been
furnished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-26

Several western Senators and delegates have
urged upon the President the necessity Of
requesting Congress to grant authority for
the acceptance OF volunteers for the Indian
war. He refuses, however, but favors the
recruitment of the regular regiments up to
their war standard with volunteers to en-
list there for six months. This, he thinks
would be the most effective aud prompt
measure. This view Is also sustained by
Generals Sherman and Sheridan. One thou
sand men have been offered from Mootana
alone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08
ANornER uE>rERN R1ILRotD.
How IL was Built nud Whnt Amount Of
Money somebody Made.

Money SOMEBODY maze.
TIL first mortgage hondholders Of the
Lo-ansport. Crawf.rlsvillc and Southw estCrn
Halroad, Of Indiana, met In tine Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesterday. to take steps 10 protect their
interests, which, they aver, are impeulcd oy re-
cent proceedings # the receiver, :. d. schuyler.
The Hon. John Baird was Chairman. and Mr..
w'rd Darlington, Of philadelphia. Secretary.
\ r, -olLtiun wa unanimously passed that pro-
cecutlEs be at once instituted to furcclusc. ana
Me.sr-. Chas. W. llassief Juhu Baird. Henry A.
Mott. Of Sew nh. /. G.. Henry, 81 Phladel-
phia and L. q. : usrweiu. OF baltimore. were
appoiuftI committee with LOW g To- adopt tue
suit instituted by Geo. ". Nildeneiger and
Others, or IA their Judgment procure a new suit
f0r fore, o-ute Go he instituted ty the Fidelity
Insurance. Trust atd rafe Deposit Company "
pniiadelphia. the lreseut trustee. Inc suit Is
intended To rtlove Nr. schuyler from his re-
Ownership aud 20 rt 'rsgnike the road IN the
interests Of the ur-t mortgage hOuuhVlders. II
+ charged that since bis app intment ne nis OBJ
tanned y rmi-siuu to is-uc receiver ccrtih ates
due IN cnc yea from date tor $S0l,sG q. os-
tensihly 10 pr serve the rolling stock ana com,
plete the road. and tnat lately he has asked
leave L issue sllMool more. Ol tnese amounts
about $1,000 has been issued.
Mr.. Schuyler + one Of tho Arm Of Jones Il
S'AgNier, the financial agents who sold tue
bonds. Mr. Jones IL one ii the Grm OF VIM. T..
Cutler 4 Co.. who built the road. II i asserted
that the t0ad upon which bonds were sold az a
completed road 10 le,2 was not hntshed until
lS1i and then ONLY with the assistance To the re-
ceiver given bv the OIrt IN permitting him TO
exp I'D ana anticpate the earnings. The ac-
counfs and reports OF the receiver are by order
OF the court bens * tmined.
Tho l.. {. and :. W road was built in lS1e,
VITA the exception Il about Eve mics. n Is
uinetv-thTee miles long, single track and runs
from Logausport 10 Rockville Indiana, through
IA coal. mineral, and agricultural country. Inc
engineers report presented AZ the NEE ing AYERS
thtt 10 Wa careie siy constructed ami requires
constant rapairing. fhe original contractors
faded before rs completion and left the road
unfinished. The nominal cost ~ tue road IN
subscriutlOus. bones. stock, aud npaitn- deti
| " i'SPplu -, hut james VI THOMPSON, civil
eu-lneer durin- IT, CONS i'ti %, -tatos the ac-
tual Il OF uLlldlus and equirp.as IS a i9s.,s3
! lnere vs. re 'eiN-d Ia proceeds OF mortgage
bNnI-. local uld, lands. nnd material. Slsli.t o.
| THIS leaves a urlnt ~ Ssltsi>; add to which
! tie floating ctbt lea mp lia---y SioJ,loJ aud
an idea may be formed Of the profits of railroad
| budding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08
One Addition to the brooklyn Police Force.

To THE EDITOR or THE SuN-Str: An in
creased Apr praton Tor Brooklyn's POI Depart
ment warranted the Commissioners N adding twenty
men the force, ana on Thursday the appointments
were made In the Nineteenth Ward where Commits
soner lIurd resides, owen MeC1hrey one o. me noip
rlous Kent avenue gang was appointed. lie was IN
choice OF inc men who run the prui.reh ana tluH me
ballot boxcs at the primary elections, anu as H.
Hurd Is reported 70 have sRld i've cannot 90 BACK ON
them" SIC anr j. snorl Tine ago, "a on. oi rs
drunken raids. IN red In the front " ndON OF little
fancy - DDS store Kept by aNidow IN Nythe avenue
pOnficn influence saved "a n from arrest lnrfc are
other and more serious cnafs,s against him. when viii
be made public IA due tIut III OF when were mace
known TO Commissioner Hurd before the anpoinimtnt
Was made. II The twenty mrn aldel 10 me force arc
no better tlan tuc appOutee OF Cohnis@iuhcr liufd
and Alderman Guthrie, the extra Appropriation had bet
ter J. I'VE been thrown into the Eas river
BKookLYk, Jan. 7. NINETEENTH WAND.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08
4 Story rRou rHE SET
An Ante-NOrtem Deposition that may put n
Captain on Triul Tor Homicide.

Captain on Triul Tor Homicide.
The captain of the American brig c. c.
SelbF, +. Nichols by name, was on Thursday
evening arrested in BROOKLYN, where the brig is
anchored. and VS. held los 4. :. Commissioned
Osborn Yesterday IA 5000 bail, TO answer
charge Of inhImaalv betting J. II. J. Alers, his
ste .rd, and others OF his crew. The charge is
mainly oased on what purports TO be the aLtc-
mortem deposition OF Alers, taken by L. ;.
Commissioner Clarke OF Philadelphia. The de-
pJnents story In his own language Is as follows:
Tine brig seay sailed II m Philadelphia Aus. Il. 1873;
me IN 'ec yf sae ttanS ne y9S Syn ,e"ysr SRI,
be estincdto 10y tae second m.te 20 "a" even u ~
Iort Of P.lau Capt Nichols sruek me IN thc log siae
VITA Delaying Jan. immediately iel lnsensibs On
carried M 10 ny be IN. Nv heart Nas Sore and TIE
plin va - intense il.t vs. unable = spoaA While
tald, What f. The matter VIII you' loa son ~.
M, lea feaaions upin Tic dor Dc ta,n iciI ME III.
10 ne stcsard Of 81 American vessel me to NY 49,
tisianc ma We ',nt g. . hos.lts "a fl.n tis;
he rne = o.s No. nv hc and s,i IN low ,"c, GU
~ '-l'.r 'os ,on ?,1r I hoard M pri r,n soa
MI! u,y see hew i1rs' Ca ne 2s,n o. Oeto er e
had pAid o,tr AZ ny wsHes "Ai NV eAer4 cay ~
koaissours, russia. cane Guy OF tAy no. p'A 10Y;
had NOT wages which ans united To- SlJd 3D. CA
tie 4A u November Ntnt 20 the Au.escAI consul
and showed ny papers.
The Consul wa, surprised ami tod ne that tapt.
Nichols lad CCftlnra before LILA MAT a Anua were
hoard, aud that upoh thls certificate me nris had
Ctafrd. Cons ul sent geo ttc Medical Professor
Of no, 'ssnurx Tor treatment. remained ultll
NV Il ca the loth was sent ny te Consul -
Berlin d from there To HAMBURG lutn rcpur % 20
Mr.. Rohn-on. American Consul who cent me tn Liver
pool % Gen. l.. lalltAc, toe american consul there
H. sent To- Sew Nurh To the etvaulshlp 10y I
Rchmonl. I arrived ID c. l., Since the .norllnf |
-stracK with nela Ing pm nave suffered inttr.
ns'lY VAIN Soreness AMI coAtnGou, pam unl-F my
heart
o. Dec 10 | appealed TO c. C. Duncan, the United
state. shipping Commssioner ont he wanted 10 taae
papers from ulc. refused. llcn ne SAID he ~ ala
have Ing - Do win M. o. 20 rtd NouIf 90 60
lulaurlphs, where sluuli D. taNrh care o. Mcnt
FHiituclVrla aud snce then nave ne mere. nave
been gradually arowi = W1rse- have made ms peace
VIA G. Hud never expect 10 set Wei aBaln ! am
now uI.hl" 10 move from my bed
Capt. Nichols waived preliminary examination
ana hence his side Of the story Is yet to DO de-
welcomed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08
cnIcAGo cno0KED uHIsKEr.
Supervisor Fulton Instructed 10 superintend
The Trials Of Distillers.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.-IntCInal Reye-
nue. supervisor Fulton u this city, has received
Instructions from Secretary lristow to proceed IT
once 60 Chicago 10 superiutebd the trials arising
from the seizure Of distilleries, &C., made by
MIN In that city IN May last. These trials will
begin on Tuesday next. They involve the for
feiture Of large amount Of property, and the
trial OF over thirty persons who have already
been indicted. Inc Indications are that most
Of these parties will plead guilty, and permit the
forfeiture Of their property by default, but the
Secretary directs the Supervisor TO be prepared
with the evidence for the prosecution Of each
person Indicted, as no promise or understand
Ing has been, OF VII be, made looking TO COM
promise Of any Of the cases. Ihey are to be
. .osecuted vigorously. Mr. Fulton Will start on
Monday tlr Chicago, accom- MED by witnesses,
ana all tho evidence collected In the East TO
prove the duplication Of packages, *.
The Treasury Dep rtment has knowledge OF
the fact that several large liquor establishments
Of this city have been dealing IN crooked whis-
KEY, and most Of them have been called upon
tooXpl Ia by Suucrntendent Fulton. ms gen
tlruau stYs that while there can be no DOUBT that
these houses have been dealing In crooked
whiskey, vet there Is no positive evidence that
they did It with any guilty KNOWLEDGE. There
my be one or two houses that knew what they
were doing. but the Department has no evil
dcnce Of the fact yet. One hrm. said Mr.. Fulton,
bought 1900 barrel. Of whskey IN four months
from house In Cniclgo, but there Is no eVl-
dcace that they purchased II with guilty knowl-
edge. IL was discovered that they mad PAID the
full market price Tor the wDiskey,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08
THE GOODWIN PIRRIcIDE.
One OF the Brothers Found Guilty Of Nam
slaughter aud the other Acquitted.

One OF the Brothers F0uud Guilty OF Nam
slaughter aud the other Acquitted.
The thai If james and Thomas Goodwin
for the murder II their father, Michael Good
WIN. by beating him 20 death in adruuken orsie,
Knapp in Jersey CT y yesterday. The defence
opened by placing Thomas Goodwin, one Of the
accused sons, GA the stand. lie Is = wears Old,
md somewhat unprep oss essing Ia appearance.
lie testified IN a clear frank manner that he
D. drank consid crably on the day Of the tra--
edy, and on returning home met his sister on
the steps and qdarrelled with her. On Hteliug
the apartment he met his mother, his SISTER
Kate. and his father. The latter was intuNi-
Gated. The witness then went to the store for
heer. and on returning found hi- father iarrel-
lng with us son James. Witness asked Tor sup
per, aud the father declared re coulu not have
any. s .ht followed, bis father graphing him
~ the neck aud attempting to choke uiW. ON
tue door witness was struck wiln heavy pirce
Of iron. He aid not Tctutn the blows. lie
thought that his father died ~ Injuries received
e. a drunken row with OMcer alsh last sep
tenber.
James Goodwin who IS still younger than his
brother, testified In cofroboTatiOn "t homas.
Officer Walsh in rebuttl OF tho theory Of The
defence, tcstile that lac did not beat the elder
Goodwin when he arrested MIN.
District Attorney Glrrett-un, in addressing
the Jury, dMtlt ON tho tnOrmity Of the Grim" (;
pictured the dcprayty Of the household, the
Tuul-curscd father. mother, and children, the
home in when they lived, that ~ iani riy
known ia the House Of Isl Zes,' and from
not such "A crime was not possible, II not ineyl-
taule. IN sucn a state OF existence.
Judge Knapp charged the Jury In the after
noon, and after delbcratng Nv. hours they re
mans laug liter. and acquitting james Of all com
p.icity N the murder. The latter was discharged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08
Pur-nir of n Fnairiye Criminal.

MILFORD, Pa, Jan. 7.-On Christmas after
noon negro named Isaac Smith went to the house OF
ia SOC Randoph, In the Glove, In Sussex county y.
D., aud py outraged Elizabeth Rich, awhc girl,
aged IS years, servant ia SlndopA's employ. Smith
thea fed anu nj, Whereabouts was UNKNOWN Until us
norA4us When he va heen and recog ztd ~ par D., .
tLat place. Sheriff 4 q Of sussex county Was teU-
negro eludcd them bui theug ne wi be captured
negro eettlvucnt near bingham q, where he Is
tnou-ut 10 have gone. The sr Is not expected " re.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08
Ar.I1E AorE AND DEATH.
A Young Mans BeIrOthRl-Then suicide he
cRn.e his SMectheRrI Cast him on.

The mangled body Of the man found on
the track Of the Erie Railway at tho BERGEN tun-
mel was Identified yesterday as that Of Charles
Prels. Of 3i5 West Twenty eighth street, New
York. In his diary the entry;
Charles Prcis and Lizzie Geiss on the night Of the
18Th Of OcioOer swore etefnl friendship and to prove
true TO each other a. iOng AS theJ he.
Tue second entry Is dated October IL, 1873, and
f. 4 record Of hetrothal, nXmg the date OF la r
riage Ia one yetr. The last record WAS entered
ON last Wednesday, the day before the suicide;
On the morning of AN Of January 1876, the only
dear friehd had, dear li9ze went Oac4 ON me, and
brOke friendship ~ Giving me DAek ny ring
Immediately under this writing In a cramped
ana unsteady hand, Is the following;
II nv body be found nope the city may bury IT,
DON'T want my folks 10 know IT,
II Is believed that Pres walked to the tunnel,
and awaiting the approach of the Western eX-
press tram, threw himself in front Of the engine
lie " Is about tWcnty-fOur Years Of age, and WIS
clothed neatly, Miss Geiss lives IN seventeenth
street. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08

sc-s ION viii be az ked for large appropriation
fnr altering large nifnher of guns. and SUP
plyIu1 them with uroiccues, wbich Will give us
] re pront. ts have fore s'own you Con-
VIZ Department, f2,UNn. for thrce trid guns,
which, according to present undo. 1ding, |
snail make. For the piesent contemrl te
making arrangements with the Suuth lDstUn
Works Of Str. Alucr to do whatever manufac-
turing our business requires, and after having
uud out ted success with the WORK now IN hand
under the-c .Virpi ~ iCns. II WILL as | think,
be tine cnort,, ~ tuink of organizing an es,ap-
iienment fNrtur future work. | have not writ
ten you ga reference to the case ~ Nr Machadp
for long time have reason to t4lnk
There ems now 90 ie < iull In he dii tomato
negotiations OF this Kind. and | do hope YOU
VIII be atle to tress his cases Ctno hc1tiv, -
once prOpusedl 10 u successful scttl nent. |
beg Of YOU to give them immed iate attention.
/ have muaihed the c Intricts between MachadO
aud myself to meet he views YOU expressed on
the subject in your last letter.
We hre IN "full ,iS" in relation TO the Presi-
dental campaign; for myself ar Tor Greclevf
aud believe he viii be the next President. Your
state Of OHIO seems. however, to he the last to
desert Mr.. Grant. | think It a pity that you were
absent wnen the ball was set rolling.
i hope YOU viii write me soon, and VI there IA
any service can render you, being mere. let me
know. Mr.. tobeson and Admiral Porter. a. well
the Secretary OF War. all express great friend
ship for you. aud learned white In Washington
that there Is strong feeling Of regret that your
Il IS. The machine aos run wild since your
49," anu strength were withdrawn from its
leadership So say relay aud all about the
NORMAN WIZARD.
wards assertion that ne was Tor Greeley viii he
re 4 with interest when the following hsht Is
turned upon his r1posed supper, Ward drew check
fur st,v'n, usiig the moul o. the Government, and
turne 10 him. Win ne remark. " advise 10 apply
tins money " the ray Ment oi your honest deuts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08
ERIE SOLVING rnE PROBLEM.
Trade that has been Diverted to be Recovered
Tor New FORK ity.


Perhaps no business interest Of New York
embraces more cap.sal and Is carried Oh with
closer sales than Tint - sugar refining. Conre-
tiuon and tie determination o: tie principal
trunk lines ia favor Of baltimore. Philadelphia.
aud boston have s,iiou-N crippled New ra's
business Mitu b. Wet. BarNs with sugar u q
formerly came only to New York and returned
loaded with goods bought from our mercha ants.
have d.ifted 10 other ports which offered SUI
perior docking facilities. and with greater proit
even without a fun return cargo. In the sugar
trade Baltimore las been our chief competitor.
tut heavy failures have reduced the uGmhor Of
her sugar renutr -s 10 single one. Philadelphia
Is aule 90 make tine empty barfcl al ten cents
less IN 100 d costs here. Her rcu0ertes receive
the Jaw sugar 40 their own wharves. and on the
payment 90 81 tdch ~ the itnnsAlNaha i.-ll-
road. cars are drawn inside the building from
which the refined article is 10 be suipi I'D.
nI-r- the late railway var In the Est Boston
tur ttrned - take the whole Of New York :
Me-tern trtde-irrisht on single barrel rom
that ci;y 10 the West by tAe Boston and Albany
ana New YORK Central roads tcirg thirty i've
cents cheaper than from New York.
To meet this competition the large renneries
have m lde arrangements with the Ere RAILWAY
Tor "a general freight depot IN Miliamsburgh,
AID cars loaded with slaves la Michigan are TO
be. unloeded in cooper -nop- and taken 10 the
relneries TO he liled with sugar TO ue sent
Trough without cnarse 10 any point west. Two
noais have been tullt-onc OF which IS ready,
bn1 the other viii prooabiy be laun ched at high
tide tp-day-uu which the cars are To be taken
t. . new dpuble-track wharf lOOfeet long and
tAlrty. four feet wide at " Illaulsburch. From
this point side tracks and switches extend to
tine delivery alton and different buildings, and
by l,SJ feet Of duuole track 70 tbs new brick
de- ot in North Fifth street. 4Ol feet long, cover
ing the whole block between First and second
streets. This building has beea lifted up with
stroLg platforms. scales, and a telegraph OH .
to accommodate the general business tnat may
be offered, anu an improved Jj-tOn dummy eu-
gine moves the car. dftv of which can be
housed IN the different buildings.
lie tariff 20 and from Wllliamsourgh, In lots
~ one carload and Over, Is the same as from
New YORK city. Freight is received for all
through Western points, as well a for Blng-
hanlt1n. Narefly, Owc-p. Ithaca, Enirt, anu
Rochester. In tuis way the Erie Railway viii
be able TO keep the immense sugar business Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08
Conarmn,Iou, by The Acuate.

WASHINGTON Jan. THE Senate to-day con-
nrmod the nominations OF George II. seward, Minister
70 CHINA; Ayres p Merrill, Minister 10 Belgium Cyrus
C. Carpenter Of Iowa. Second Comptroller Of the rreas
ury. Reuben Williams OF Indiana, Deputy Second
Comptroller ~ the Treasury Dcdrr!c evan Rom ndt,
Nic-t Ousu AZ -. Martin, " est Indies Horace Austin
OF Mluntsoti Third Auli-ur Of the Treasury Rodney
Curtis Melt OF thc Mint at u tnyer, Robert f.. Camp
Dell, Col cctOT Of lnternh koNc for the Wrist
District Of Illinois Asa &. MAttheMs supervisor VI In.
t3lnal Revenue, wee D4nirl NJ. Maln, resigned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08

We do not in the le So fee IKE u ,ming Mae
beta for this CXprC-stin ot t4t.u-t, ludypI, We arr
raher inclined 10 syniintuIg. WIN 'iul Even nova
dys most ct the cathartcs on red % punllc are
grtIt, rcpuls'gt- ou - pills the very appearance of
winch is sufficient 10 turn ones stomach Had Mac
BEN ever taken Dr. Perces Pleasant Pur gatiYe Pellets
ne would not have uttered those words OF clntcmp,
Il Is really encouragiuf when one Is ll 10 ma that a
Mite susarcoated pellet, NJ largrr tnnn gram OF
mustard VII promptly produce the de sired effect as
dose OF great nauscntlig pills. These little pellets
uulAr other ca harcs really NATURES phynic. tn !
not urhNitt bnt tom anu uft2or ts ih' sYs ten.
No family should be without Dr. Fierce ied ant FUR.
gatiy pellcts.-IiB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08
Gns,r,ss Hotties.


on Crrstm 2 Day my u-at0v lse. IL years. was
taa The pi sicau " % unrou 10 on Of the worst
cast. - ctrhtAeri'. GlLLa D. ~ tIMENf iODlpE OF
AMMONIA. applied to he tonsls adi runNe' "Nteinal
ly. effect I'd cOmui.t, and .pl1 rule. toss,
last Chester Wcstch es,er ". ". Y.
Sold hy all
DR. GGlrNS.
Prime pal Depot.
al 9th
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08

MONTPELIER. Jan. 7.--lsaac n. Han, Presideut
OF tho Montpelier and Wells River liarond Company
mas commenced suit asainst Charles II Heath and Gen.
L. r. Pkn, claiming damages In tJJOpO Tor helt AZ
ged raudul, M action at tue recent RAJ rOaG mcehS
winch nc claims was dispersed by their efforts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08

cannot see how you can afford 10 publish
Frans Lesles Popular Monthly Tor ~ eents2 10 sur
p sies the a. magazine In every wa. IL. pK FoLLAh.
The above ID copy OF one - a hundred leters re-
CeNcd tue dlf expressing astonshneut At the heap
nes, and appreciation VI tue woTtl VI FRANK Lesles
PVpAiay AVUthIJ .-Agg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08
vnnderbiIl'. Cnnndn Rnilrond.

TOLEDO, Jan. THE Globe Of to-day has a
long article referring TO the purchase by Commodore
ndcrbl OF the controlling Interest In the Canada
Runway OF Ctnala had the opportunity II acquiring
The interest ~ the Canada southern suUseqnenuy ~
cured by Air Nlnderbt, Dnt ia sident Tor rrasVn
he deemed sufficient, declined the PROPOSAL"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08

SUNDAY EDITION.
TO-MOl.l.ON MORNING, -
WI contain e'sht page. embracing fln NEWS on
TiiL DA ana en abundant suppy OF fresh, criginAk
aul |rcted article. OF the great ~ interest.
PRICE. TiiRi D. CkslS
NFNSMEs viii do veil to ord Z tpcrallv. Purcha
copy should order from dsalefs to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08

The very interesting number Of the Days
IOuigs publish Il TINS morning G ntAlns nVe Hibslfa'
tions ot Inc Dn.On-Dhleoar tras, dY.-AtV'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08

Tho Dillon-Diehef tragedy at the Westminster
Hotfl IN truhfuy Illustrate IN tte MRS D9itgs READY
uhl mVTnlDg. " " y vary Interesting piInDeT' -Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-08
WIZARD AAswFns scnENcN's NAcHADO LETTER.
q. AnOAD sLRErr INV NnnK

-
%,tl June, ls7g
Ny DEAR GEN. scnEACK. I nave Seen in
A-llr gion fr 90 March an now. Ih.ve not
Nnltrn yuu oiten Tor the Tcison that wished
answer thc query IN your lat, How about
4hanc',. definitely. and ia manner 10 grail
T. iDu' winch con- now d.. BEFORE left for
W lugf DO plIclt--1 two fifteen inch guns
~ ihe Al-rr-, az South !, l-ton, and OBJ lined
no u eiu ID pr, Osi'i ION t0manufacture urotec-
"- H.l tfhrr ap.ltal ccs necessary TO "A c0u-
! -'" lrictich test Of the relative yal4e Of the
wv guns, after one OF them h al been improved
~ |lfdlng TO my pl4n-th e4uWate Of the cost
~ lie guns and experiments beng somewhat
- ~ 90 l tuen laid the proposition for
, f"4 ~ The scheme at once. But ne was lust
wen involved In m investigation bv Congfe. Is.
tll 70 was several weeks before definite action
~ iaH~n. Ine result wa, however, that no
nI'ie hc letter enclosed herewith, and Admiral
..u,l'f also expressed his views IN the stme
n,AHer' as you may see. Congress has
srHulIhlel $4,000 for the experiment,
80 expect The Secretary TO close
s'hutcl VIII me ~ soon ~ the fiscal yoar be-
f,"' ~ the experiments prove successful, aud
o. ans IA aay That everybody seems to have
.o-u renee they VIII, then Congress al the next
me not referred 10 20 anxiouly hv Gen. sohcuok
Ia .' hAut bS himself inr s2bOO wnich Wlard und T.
lllr thONi INK hH letters from scHru,k ana the
a. iNer OF att rucy, anu nOastlng Ia ms cups
"ni,ne.l-lH u,hc' ga power With Gen. schemes has
~, ih' uaion 20 me purchase Of arms becomes In.
ts,fhf NI'n u II UNDERSTOOD { at thesr grelt lun
60 -i4ad ~ go lai4 adfeutuTess, Mr., bsutul,
W. ~ tact Oile's bonds, benz assisted By
a"~t' 'sgp Ws'el so associate, Pegk
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