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WANTED, the business men to know that they
can ReJ JOB PRINTING dome cheaper at
CARBON ADVOCATE Once than at any other
place In the county. Try us.
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sOcietv Meetings.

INyINIro CASTLE, No. 7s, A. o. X. OF THE NJ. @.
2nd and Ith MONDAY Of each month, in Re
ber's Hall LehiPhtOn, nt liSO O'Clock r. ~,
II. v. Mortimer, 3. X. o. 3. II. Gtlham,
8. k. r. s. M.fa aNnN |F.
eSApRN HurrEN Lopot. No $50. 40. o. D..
meets every Tuesday evening, Mt O'Clock,
in Reher's ball. Joseph Regel, N. G.j N.
B. Reber, Secretary. ~
poHo PoCA TRIBR, No III, Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
on wednesday evening of each week, ut 1880
O'Clock in Public school Han, Weisspnrt,
Pm. ID. F, Rickert, 3. 3. n. Gilman, Z, OF X
LRHIaHroN LODGE, No. 23i X. Of p. meets
on FRIDAY evenings, in Reber's Hall mt TO
O'CLOCK. Arch. Dick, &C. n. y. Ratchm, X.
of r. and =. W+ lLfftt
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,Ah Cow,sv Rspiy-By Marout,o,

"Ah Cows" Repiy.--By Marcutio,
Come hither gentle "Ah Cow"
And see II YOU can tell me how,
Or at any rate why, H. '
When you China-men die
Abroad, YOU like TO lie
Away from the scene Of your tell, .il
In your own native sOilf
"Ah Cow" with n laugh,
Which sounded like that of calf,
Or possibly more no.
said without further adoi
Master, II you wish to know,
will tell you true md sure,
IT'S BECAUSE CHINA NEEDS MANURBl"
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MARRIED,

MIG-ANTHONY.-At Parryville, on the
1th inst, by Rev l.. B. Brown William Romig
nd Isabella Anthony both OF Parryville.
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Tame Worm

Removed alive, with head complete in from
two TO three hours, No fee till removed by Dr.
kunkel, $50 North Ninth St, Phladelphia.
seat Pun ana Stmach Worms also removed.
ask YOUR druggist for Kunkers Worm syrup.
Price 81. 1t never fails Anril I'm
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Afflicted, Unfortunate and Deluded
DR. j. N. HORENSACK and

- DR.. j. B. HOBENsACK, sons of
DR.. J. H., who has been engaged IN private and
hospital practice for 3 years, Gu, ing diseases
which destroy both mind and body units you
for the duties OF life and leads thousands to in
sane asylums and premature death Dr.J. N.
II. and Dr.. j. b. II. devote their time entirely
TO these diseases. and guarantee q cure in a
short time and little expense. Dr. j. N HOben-
sack has attended and cured eighty thousand
cases. Remember Drs. N. and ]. b. II oben.
sack's Office No. 206 North I'd street, Phlladel-
phla, above Race.
n. D.-Medicines sent bv mail and express
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ne IOTIOWlng TAbIr SHOWS tho QunntiIy Oi coal
shipped over the Behigh Valley railroad for the
week ending April 5th, 1917 and fer the wear y
w In the same time laat wear.

REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehigh
a. Susqu hanna DIVISION, Central r r. of
New Jersey-week ending NJ arch IL, 1879.
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II n. SEWERS,

II II. siEwERS, F.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR
AT LAW. .,
OFFICE. No. 2, Mansion House,
MAUUH CHUNK. PA.
Settling Estates, Filing Accounts and Orphans
Court Pracuce specially.
Trial of Causes carefully attended to. Legal
transactions in English and German. jan 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-21

Mcguire received q bad wound In the back
OF the head from a billiard cue IN the hands
of Allison, and lsid for twenty four hours
inseusibie. There appeared 10 be no cause
Tor this ARRAY, except that the whole party
were crazy drunk IL was testified that A lii
fon struck Magufre three heavy blows in
quick succession from behind, taking CON-
piafnant quite unawSTcs. DR.. Williamson
who attended Mcguire, testified as to the
severity OF the wound. Witnesses for de-
fence testified that Mcguire was the aggres-
sor, and that Allison acted entirely oa the
defensive IN striking complainant The
court thought otherwise, and imposed nne
OF $50 and costs. An appeal noted. George
Williams, larceny of a bolt OF cloth from
Al tbony Lully; six month In Jail; Also
charged with assault on Anthony Lully while
The latter was endeavoring to recover his
cloth. Williams caught Lully's hand In his
teeth and left the print OF his turks on IL; $50
or sixty days In jail. Geo z. Ward, forfeited
$40 collateral for assault on his wife, and a
bench warrant was ordered for his re-arrest.
Charles Altman, loud and boisterous and
firing pistol in the house OF one Hoskins;
continued. John Bressnahan, forfeited coll
lateral. Sarah Davis, loud and boisterous
In Georgetown; S5 Isaac williams forfeited
collateral. John Douglass, throwing missiles
in the street; 81. Cornelius MRhoraey was
ordered TO Kill his vicious dog. which bit a
little boy named Walsh. Andrew Gleason
forfeited collateral.
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GEORGETOWN.

ACADEMY OF THE VIsIrATIoN-Clests,o
haefciSes;-Tbe usual large audience is pres
ent at The commencement exercises OF the
academy or Visitation this afternoon. The
programme consists OF the distribution OF
premiums. interspersed with music piano,
DIP abd vocal1, In which the following
young lao1es are acquitting themselves with
great credit, ffdso-Misses Mary GoodelI.
Estelle Dickson. Mamie Ray. Lottie Turner'
NJ. Averiil, NJ. Wilcox. and Annie AyeriIl.
E ETHoar4lsses r; Moxley, R. Blocker, NJ.
Edep, NJ; Nicholson. Ida OByrne, c. West
morelaLd, =. Lash, F.. Whitthorne, N. VIII
Iiams, NJ. Dubois, 81: Toncheta, K. Levy,
ara Belle Smith. HGrp-Misses Fannie
Ross, Ida O'Byrne, and Sallie Ross, The
fine voices of Misses Montrose Elliott aud
0Byrne were noticeable. The duet "ArIa
cuted by Misses Goodell aud Ray. In
painting IN water colors, Miss EstelIe Dick
son, Mamie Ray and Katie Gleason excel
ln pencil drawing, Misses NJ. Saunders, Rose
Marceas and Nellie Logan. In ornamentaI
%Iltlng, Misses Gleason, Logan, Rose and
Emma Elder, and Marie THAN. In wax
work, Misses Kate Gleason, Lottie Turner
and NJ. Logan. Miss Wilcox, who graduates
to-day, is granddaughter OF the lady who
presided as mistress OF the White House in
General Jackson's administration aud whose
beauty and social grace had a world wide
celebrity. Miss w. is worthy OF her ances-
Try. Several of her poems and ESSAYS whIc,
nave appeared in the Catholic Mirror, Home
S Sri 20 ana other papers, give earnest OF
FORGOT TO RETURN IT.-Johp Gillian
h1red a horse and buggy from Kelleher's
livery stable, on sth street, between ID aud f,
washington, yesterday morning, for two
hours. Night came and no John. He was
arrested this morning by officer Jones In a
very demoralized condition, as was also the
buggy (the top being gomez. John was locked
up and the team returned.
CANAL NEws.-The steam packet "Mary-
land" left town this morning for the outlet
LOCK, carrying President German aud the
known positively when operations at the
lock will be begun.
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ALEXANDRIA.

FOR THE PENITENTIARY.-The colored
man, Lewis Major, who was arrested some
lew weeks since for an attempted rape on a
niue daughter OF j. T. Burnett, at Penny
Hill grave yard, near this city, was tried be-
lore Judge Sangster, of the County Court OF
i FAIRFAX :, yesterday found guilty and SEN
Vnceu 10 II years In the penitentiary.
BURNING OF CORPORATION FIRMS Tho
nnance committee OF the city council last
night and to day burned 81 ,037 900 OF old G or
poration bonds, most of which were taken
III In place OF the new bonds issued. They
also burned s13 Of old corporation stock.Y
Gazette, 10Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-21

FIRST class occurring and Dyeing.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing TO his new building, 906 @ street
northwest, three doors west OF 9Th street,
very near bis former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
OF American or European invention, he Is
enabled to do any work In a manner not 10
cilities.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells refinished nice and cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, TO suit the
times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-21
L OCAL NE WS


j. G. Parker sends Harper's Weeklr; with
picture Of the Cincinnati nominees.
A ten room brick house in Georr etown,
with modern conyeniences, for sale OF rent
See al.
From j. Bradley Adams and j. c. Parker
we have New York papers In advance Of the
last mail.
The steamer Mattano VIII to-nnorro <con1-
mence her regular trips 20 the Potomac
laDdlngS, running as far down as EomIni
ferry. See adv't
Richard Saunders, colored. 65 years old,
who lived on 18th street, between L. and M
streets, has been missing since Monday last
lie was last seen entering the Smithsonian
eroun0s-
In the notices Of The spelling examinations
" the public schools. the name of Maurice
King was omitted. Master King carried of
Tie spelling mccall for the fourth grade, frst
District, Miss Mary McATule teacher. This
y the second time In three years this school
hes won toe prize.
Fire was discovered last night issuing
from large ice box I'm the hatcher shop or
CharieS EDell, No. PIC 9th street northwest.
Gr- samuel EtnStein extiuguished the
flames, ard no alarm was given: damage
500 Mr.. Ebell was absent having shut no
his Store al o'clock. &c IS thought that q
short piece OF candle was left burning in the
1ce-box when he packed his meats that day
I'd that 10 lgnited the box.
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THE FoCRTH AT MOUNT PLEASANT
The citizens Of Nj. Pleasant over a week ago
-copmsneed preparations i9f proper OBJ
NsJS si Sc ~ he an M -h Al that village
by Appointing a general committee OF ar
raDgements and various sub committees.
The celebration will take place at Union
Hall and In the adjoining grove, and IL is
expected that Hon. n. z. Banks, II. Wiley
" els, Jacob Ella, ID. ID. Profit, and others,
will be among the speakers. The committee
On the historical sketch of that portion OF
The county is composed OF Messrs. 3. Ct. Ar
nold, II. c. Harmon, and p. b. Davis, and
They are collecting the data.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-21

How THE YOUNG Trees ARE ISJURED.-
Reports are made at police HEADQUARTERS
daily by the DeutenantS OF the different pre-
ciDets or the dilapidaIed condition OF tree
boxes and the destruction OF young trees by
the winds. The kind OF tree box now used IL
yo1ng trees are frequently left To chafe
against the top ed &c of the box, making a
weak place, aud they almost invariably
break at that place. Many of the young
pruning.
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AND ALTERED VOUCHER

THE FORGED AND ALTERED VOUCHER
SUIT-ln reference 10 this case, menttoneI
In The STAR day or two since, Mr.. ID. w.
Classic writes TO say: 81 was EMPLOYED as
an attorney the same as any other attorney
might have been by one George w. Cooke
EoD- reslce nt, who claimed 20 own the E.
w swords voucher, to prosecute 10 TO set
Element, which did The money was paid
On his power OfattorDey. and Cooke received
lie money. Beyond this 1 have no know
voucher"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-21

The REVIVAL MEETING at the chapel In
Lincoln Hall building az noon 10 day was
led oy Mr. House, who read and commented
on the 1th chapter OF Matthew. Mr.. III. re-
ported that the meeting In charge OF Mr.
Wolfe, al the North Carolina avenue NJ. p
Mission, last night was one OF great power.
"A number OF requests for prs yer were offered
among them one for the younges son OF Rev.
DIT Noble, now a minister In New York,
lying sick, and prayers were offered accord
lDgly. A praise meeting followed.
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Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails.

Corns, BuniOnS, Diseased Nails.
Vascular Excrescences, &c, SUCCESSFULLY
treated by DR.. White, 1i16 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel. Refers 10
the many eminent physicians, surgeons, and
thousands OF other well-known personages
who patronize his establishment. Hours
a. M. to 6 p. NJ. Fee, 81 per visit. Established
in Washington In 1861.
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READING NOTICES.

The Crown Tooth Brushes.
Bristles viii not fall out or break off while
using. To secure the genuine see that The
Crown Brush is stamped on handle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-21

AUCTION SALE or BooKa-Tboz. Dow
ling, auctioneer, will sell this evening" AZ
y O'Clock, fne collection OF old aud rae
and examine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-21

SUIT BY THE G0vERgMENT.-To-day Dis
friet Attorney Wells entered a suit for the
government against Edward ST. Clair CLARK.
Acnard ;. Coke, Richard wallach, Bepia-
min Ogle Tay Tor, and Roger G. Weiehtman.
10 recover amount claimed Tn be due from
INST named as acting assistant paymaster
y. X Navy, sppoiD ted In December, 1851
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T. 1T Y TT f. MS.

USE Palmer's elegant Perfumes and Toilet
arucIes Lists at drug stores and at u Platt
street, New York. 525.wks.I:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-21

Y suGAR-L0AF pine apples, lenoon.
oranges, bananas and Ham burg grapes lust
received and for sale by Reeds Sons, IRi6
- sHeet
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ANOTHER COAL OIL LAMP EXPLOSION.
AOout ii O'Clock last night Mr. John Hotg-
klns. NO. 1907 9TH street northwest, was Sc
Nersly burned about the face and hand by
Ine explosion Of coal oil lamp. The car
PET, table cover and other articles In the
room were ignifed- Officer White extfn
kulsned the nre Without turning in an alarm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-21

x,iMARRIAGE Licenses have been issued to
IN. Bsrry and Frances A Proctor; o.
SSIswioru Allen, OF Charlottesville Va, and
NJ. Cash. 800 - 1ini0
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No ESTABLISHMENT In the civ mora
prompt In attending to all orders for Sewer
Work, Plumbing and Gas Fitting than Ham
llton Pearson, Y. NJ. G. A. Building, 9th
and ID streets. They employ none but the
best worknen, and consequently give satis-
faction In all their work. They keep the
largest stock OF Plumbers and Gas Filters
supplies OF any house in the city, and are
therefore enabled to do all work at the most
reasonable prices. They give low estimates
on all contract work, and guarantee salts
IactloH In every instance. Give them a call,
They are good responsible men and deserve
encouragement. 3ISw&s3:
INDICATED BATHS ARE EXPENSIVE
Not so, however, GlerOa's Sulphur Soap,
cheap and efficient substitute, which ans yers
The same purpose as far as local diseases of
the SKIN, rheumatism and govt are con-
cerned. Depot, Crittentons, No. Sixth
Avenue.
HM's instantaneous Hair Dye produces nat
urai enects and is safe. m,W,f,6
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MINNESOTA FLOUR.

Wshburn Mills, Minnesota YLOUR, nos equsiled
or exceiled By any In the country IL Il our futeu-
don to keep supply Of tins ceiebrsted Flour always
fastidious. Tor sals by
.,z-s scss F s.a sshAs : . sso;;
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-26

control vest or received by the per
sons named in in the subpoena served
upon him. Also as part OF said
The letter OF the
said Ortoa to the chairman, dated
Dec. 10 h, and such testimony Of +.
w. Barnes before The committee as
relates to the instruction given him
by said Or,on in relation to the evi.
dence produced before the committee
by said Barnes, said default refusal to
obey instructions by said Barnes, in
the opinion of the committee, beng
in eantemp, Of process OF the house.
The committee then adjourned and the
sub-committees met aud proceeded with
the Investigations before Morrison's sub
committee Alexander Davis of New Or.
leans, testified that men came to his house
called him out and ksecked him seussiess
abusing him fes voting the democratic tick
ct. Colored republicans made threats be
fore election 10 Kill the witness If he voted
the democratic ticket, and named thos'
who threatened and assaulted him. The
Witness WAS confined to his bed three
weeks from ,he effects Of the beating h
received He made atidavit against th
parties before Recorder Long
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A Gr,., N...on.l werx.

The Illustrated History Of the Centenni
AL Exhibition. with a full description OF the
t,rea, gi,ildinrs and all The objects OF in
.feres, Exhibited in them. By James y
McCabe author Of The Crn,ennial His.
-tory of The United States" Etc. Embel
.lisbed with over 800 tine epgrsvings Of
,hnildinrs md scenes in lie Great Exhi
b,ion
The National Publishing Co Of l'bls
,,eInhia and Chicago have issued hand
some volume bearing thn above title. The
intens,. in,eres, egerywhere manifested in
Ia oreat Exhibition aud the desire to oh
ain = enmpleie and connected account oi
. wjll un,,r,s,ionably cause this book IL
have, y yety extensive sale.
TINS ut.tnry of The Centennial E1Libi.
lion i no, div list Of t4,e articles exhibit,
ed i, is snperA volume oi STA pages,
non, ,he 1,en nl ope ot The most popular
artl,nr. of the tiay Mir Ms,Cabe received
(, ,be constant ard sympathe,ic assistance ,oi
,he Centennial authorities. and enioyed pe
/ EcnIiar advantages in HE preparation OF lhis
rort ue wen, note book in hand lhro'
-v.rv aenatlmen, of the Exhibition, anil
ne rcsnl, oI hls labprs is "A work abound
1 imy n brilliant descriptions Of the greg,
! Worl3.. Fair. He traces the history oil The
cr,a, .n,ernrise from It's Inception 10 ts
tirinmnhsn, cles;p day He then takes us
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WARRINGTON.

Washington, Dec a6.-The cores
pondence between the United States
and Great Britain on the subject of
extradition was presented. Some Of
ii has heretofore been PIaffisiiTed anri
the treaty has been restored to vital
ity by an act of Grea, Britain reced-
lug from its former position and the
consequent surrender OF Brent, the
Louisville forger,o the United States.
Our government now proposes TO
consider the question OF au amend
ment OF the treaty so as to increase
| the class OF offencrs for which extra
di,ion may be claimed. The ecrres-
pondence is regard d by the senate at
present as confidential and hence
there is no access to ii for pablica.
ltiop.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-26
CONDENSED TELEGRANs-

IS
In the court OF contnfssionefs OF
the Aiabama claims, the claim OF
George N. Robson, secretary of the
navy, for sl5o, 900 for the loss OF the
Ha,,eras, destroyed by the Alabama,
aud for s23 900 for the loss OF the
Greenland, DESTROYED by the Florida
were dismissed.
Havnc, of Ohio; Hunton, Of Virgi-
MIA; Hewitt, Of New York; Springer,
Of Illinois; McCrary, Of Iowa, Hoar,
Of Massachusetts, and Willard, Of
Michigan are the house committee
appointed 10 devise means for =
peaceful solution Of the presidential
question.
The st.tisticisn Of the department
Of agriculture, in his December re-
port, makes the corn crop only two
per cent short Of the great crop OF
last year, aud fully fif,y per cent grea
Ter than the crop Of 1874 The ag
grcgate, subject to possible future re
vision, is, / ,295, 900 600 bushels.
The president has psrdoned Maal
son Doom, imprisoned in Virginis
ior violation Of the civil rights act
This action forestaIIs proceedings il
the Supreme Court, and as this i
the only known case Of imprisonmen
under the civil right act, eonsidera
lion OF lis cops,isu,ioualiiy by III
Supreme Court is indthuately post
poned.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
The Treaty Of Extraditien with
Great Britain Restored.
The Electoral Vote Of Florida
Delivered to the Vice
President.
sKSATE.


w ashiugton Dec. 2G-rhe senate
met at noon, Is members being pres
ent. Before the reading Of the jour
nal motion Of the chairman of com.
mittec privileges aud elections
said ii was important to hive another
member added 70 that committee.
The great body or the committee
gone south to make investigation or
dered and then was not quorum ol
the sub committee assigned
to duty in Washington
now in the city. Therefore he moved
that another member be added &c
that committee. Agreed to, TIL.
chair appointed Mitchell, Of Oregon
/ as the new member.
The senate went into executive ses
sion. at 1916 where and when ,be
doors reopcpesi Adjourned nnti
Friday.
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Proceedings OF the Senate Com,
mittee.
The Outraged Eliza Pinkerton's =
Evidence to be taken.
Barnes, the Telegraph Manager
Declared in Contempt.
Testimony Before the House
Committee.
LOUISIANA.
LOUISIANA.
THE SENATE INVESTIGATION.

THE SENATE INVESTIGATION.
New Orleans Dec. 26-Thc senate
committee appointed senators Wood
leigh, Mcmillan, and Mcdonald, as
subcommittee to take the testimony
Of Eliza Pinkston.
The question broached by McDon-
aid, OF ordering the returning board
to furnish certain copies Of the con.
solidated statements Of votes, state
mepts Of supervisors Of registration.
and statements of polls not returned
by the supervisors of registration of
the various parishes and polls, was
postponed. Chairman Howe saying
he would not embarrass the returning
board at present, but promising the
minority every opportunity to get At
the facts.
J. w. Patton chairman Of the dem
ocrstic state committee testified in
rebuttal Of evidence given about his
famous circular that the returning
board had not taken his testimony
he promised to furnish the committee
with full reports Of the last democrat
ic and republican state conventions in
order to show the documents leading
up to the circular. The circular wa
marked "confdential" because on,
member Of the committee opposed
sending anything. It was not intend
ed as secret but for general circuls
ton. 1t was mailed to all promiren
state democrats. Republicans ha
sent several similar circulars, Of whic
the witness gave several instance
and they were put in as evidence
There were others of which he had n
copies. The committee refused to =
low the witness 10 testify as TO th
general character Of the campaiga.
HOUSE coMMrrrEK.
New Orleans, Dec. 22-The hous
committee aftee having read Orion
correspondence as published til
morning adopted the following will
out division: .
Resolted, That the chairman cor
mnnicafe to the house the failure ~
refusal Of Vim. Or.on, president
the Western Union Telegraph Cs
to appear and testify. 70 bring vi,
ts~ u tsIegraps in h'. Pos'ss''oa