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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

A BATTLE of the "pathies" appears likely
to open in Maine over q report OF the finance
committee of the lower house OF the legisla-
ture, which recommends an appropriation of
ten thousand dollars TO the Maine general
hospital provided that the patients receive
hornQpOpafhfc Treatment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

A DAMAGED MAIL POUCH.-The mail
pouch from New Orleans for New York, dis
patched on the It'll instant has been found In
q damaged condition in Choctaw swamp,
near Mobile, Alabama. 1t contained I 500
letters, with drafts and foreign eXch ange to q
large amount, which have been returned TO
New Orleans for Identification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

AN ATTEMPT TO ROB an express car on
the Pan Handle road on Friday night was
defeated by the conductor, W 10 detected a
masked man while in the act of uncoupling
the car from the train. Though fired at lie
made his escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

CHEAPER GAS IN BosroN.-It is stated
that the Boston Gaslight company will re-
duce the price Of gas from the LIST Of April to
S2.25 per 1000 feet. The price In Boston pre-.
vious to 1874 was IS; from that time 1t was
gradually reduced until 1t reached S2.25 in
1850; during the war 1t rose by successive ad-
vances from % 80 In January, 1854, to 1925 in
January, 1865; in January, 1870, 1t was rs-
been three reductions Boston JodrnI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

BAIrIN.RB. Feb. H-vnsinia 6's. old, IS; con
solidated, 6sA; West Va, y. North CaroIin., 6's,
old, 10; do. new, do: SPECIAL tax, 2 bid to-day.
Sugar quiet and steaty-l0alOa.
BALTIMORE, Fe3. 4-COtIon quiet-middIine,
l2H. Flour quiet aud stesdy ard street AID
western super, 37ssi IS; do. extra o0.5 90 do fam
ny 3s6 rs; City mills super, 575s4 Is; do. ext
ass6 90; do. Bio bi snds, lca7 90 DO. family, IS.
Nheatistesdy-NO western red, s., Pennsylva-
nis red Sal s.. n .rylsnd red, lsal do.
l52al6; do. white, l2,al.j0. COrn-southoro
weaker: western quiet ana steady; southsrn white,
tss63 do. yellow, ac659 western mixed, 81 spot, 81
lid March. Osts dulI-sOuthern, s0as5 " sterh
white, 44a45 do. mixed, 4lsf3. Bge, uomi1aly 75.7s
Hey eull-MsrylaBd ami PernsylN auia Il OOas4. D.
frOyisions strong and buOy a0t, but quiet. Pork
active and nrm-22 .D0a33 - Bulk megs-Shoul.
ders, 81 asa iclear RIB sides, II Bllz loose packed,
eal2. Bscon-shoGlders, ga alO, clear RIB sides IA
Hams, gl4al6. Lard stesdy-cruie, l2kaI8sF
renned, lSs. Butter active aud frul. for choice
other grades qniet-westeTn extras. z4.25. do Tres
De2S. Petroleum quiet aud essiar-crude So re-
fined, Ia Coffee nominslly lssls for Rio carsoss
basls lobbing, Whisky duii-lllA
NEW YORK, Feb. ~ Stocks duh and stead
Money 8. God, 10. Exchange, lore, <ss. shgr,
$50. Governments sctiNe en1 rtr0pR.
NEw YORK, Fob ID Flour duil sDd unchanc
whes. quiet add slightly in buyers favor. o.
dull ard drool:nR
LONDON, I 90 IL. ESD m-The rate for no. d,
~ the e OK exchange on government r.Cur.tiaz q
81 per cent. Console. "a 8 10 for money: 9i's for
account. u. =. bonds, ISIS old, lOs7k Lev q /. d.
lOoss. Erie, E5s. d.. preferred, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

AN EXPLOSION occurred on Saturday in
the Exeter mine in West Pittston, Pa, by
which four men were killed and six severely
injured. 1t was caused by miner carrying
an exposed lamp into an old working, where
the fire damp had accumulated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

THE ADVISORY CoUNCIL.-Henry Ward
Beecher stated yesterday in his sermon that
out OF 172 churches invited to take part IN the
advisory council lbs had responded and
would be represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

W. 7. MASTER, OF Baltimore, has been
awarded the contract for building new har-
b II boat at Philadelphia at cost of al, 800,
he being the lowest bidder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

MOODY ENCoURAGED.-The first Sunday
morning religious services conducted By
Moody and Sankey IN New York was attend
ed by 1000 persons. In the afternoon session
for women only there were 6,o0 present.
Though the attendance falls far snort of ths
numbers focking 10 hear him In Philadel-
phia, Mr.. Moody yesterday said that he he'd
never before had so much encouragement IN
any place that he had been 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

s3, 600 coo FOR THE N p. T.. The bill
giving three million dollars In aid OF the
Northern Pacific railroad has been approved
by the governor of Montana. The people
Will vote on the matter on the Sd of April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

THE NEXT BILL which will be taken mp
by the House Appropriation Committee will
be FOR the support OF the Post Office depart
mout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

on ACCOUNT of the small amount OF funds
o. hand a general reduction OF the force en-
ployed in the League Island navy yard will
take place In few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

THE House Military Committee has agreed
10 rel ort bill extending TIL July, 1917, the
time in which claims for soldiers bounties
may be filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

A BANK TELLERs MORBID DESIRE TO
STEAL.-PackeT, the teller OF the New Lon
don, Conn.,, bank, vino robbed that institu-
ton last week OF s2l,5lO, says the crime was
the result of 2 sudden and Irresistible inn
pulse; that he had no preconceived purpose,
and that IL was committed Wednesday fore
surrendered all except -, SO, for which tbs
bank has taken a mortgage on bis house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

ADMIRAL LIE Roy arrived at Norfolk
Saturday aud taxes command of the North
Atlantic Squadron to-day, relieving Admit
raj MuIIauy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

WITNESSES IN THE BABC0CK CAsR
HOME AGAIN.-COl. Douglass, Deputy Com
missioner Rodgers, Mr.. G!lfillan, cashier OF
the L. s. Treasury, and Mr.. March, private
secretary Judge Burnam, witnesses in the
trial of Gen. Babcock returned TO Washing
ton lhis morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

THE House Committee on Elections, to-
day, decided the contested election case OF
BrombeTg VS. Harralson, in favor OF the sit
ting member, Mr.. HarralsOn, who is col
Ored mann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

SENATOR CHRIsTIANCY made his appear
arce in his seat In the Senate day for the
first time since his return from his wedding
tour, ard was generally and cordially con-
graduated BIZ his brCther Senators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION will take
place on the evening of the I'D OF February,
from TO 10 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

No SUCCESSOR to DR.. Hambletor, late
clerk OF the Ways and Means Committee,
has as yet not been determined upon. 1t
is now generally understood that the place
Will Lot be given To Col. Donovan, of Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
Z al revenue, s5OS ,41lG9; customs, SOL, O63 OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

TEE 3 G5 DISTRICT BOND BILL was this
NOR ing on Speaker Kerr's desk, with one or
two others. By some mistake ii was referred
10 the District of Columbia Committee in
toad Of the Conference Committee appoint
ed uron the disagTeei0g votes OF the two
Houses. Toe result Will, OF course, only be
20 delay action, but such delay is damaging
10 the interests OF lie District,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

DEAD.-The announcement in our ooitu-
airy notices OF the death of Mrs. Miranda
Verrill, the mother OF Mr.. Crosby s. Noyes,
will cause sincere pain 10 the large circle OF
friends who have known her, and learned 20
appreciate her truly Christian chara cter,
her unfailing kindness OF heart, her devotion
10 all the duties OF life, her sweet patience
under suffering, and her constant thought
fUlDess for Others. Ola vigorous, New Eng
lard, family stock, sne retained up to the
last hours Of her advanced age all her facul-
ties and mental powers 10 "A remarkable de-
gree. Her funeral will take place on Wei
nc Sday from the residel &c of her son, 110i II
street q. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

HON. TT. D. FULLER, for the past twenty
one years resident of Washington, died
yesterday at the residence of his son, near
UpPfrville, Va, where he went in excellent
heath some ten days since, but contracted a
cold, which developed into fatal case Of
typhoid pneumonia. Mr.. Fuller was elected
a Representative from Maine to the 3lSt, 32d,
35t and 3 tn Congresses, and IN 1857 was ap-
Pointed Second Auditor OF the Treasury by
Pres dent Buchanan, which Office he held
till 1sGl. Since then ne has pracLicei i'll the
United States Supreme Court and Court OF
Claims. Mr.. Fuller was n man OF proBIty,
ability and genial character, and lis death
Will be lamented by large circle OF friends
His remains were brought to his resiIeace
1876 X street, this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

special service for
YOUNG MEN,
SABBATH AFTERNOON, a. ga o'clJcz.
Short addresses ~ Young Men.
Music led By Curnet and Organ. fstl2-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14


BABCoCK CAsE.-The Presidents examina-
ton on Saturday developed the fact that
General BaScock had not influenced or at
tempted to influence the executive in the Sc
lection of any official involved in the So
called whisky ring; that he had not inter-
feTed in any manner TO cause suspension of
the celebrated order for the transfer OF super
visoTs, but that its revocation was directed
by the President himself in order that suspi-
csUn being removed from the minds of those
eugsged In The frauds, they might the more
readily be detected in their efforts 20 cheat
the government out of the revenue on dis
TILED spirits; that the President still has i'm
plictit confidence in the integrity of General
Babcock, and is satisfied with his explana-
tion OF the dispatches which have formed so
important an element in bis prosecution.
The President stated that during the twelve
years General Babcock had been intimately
associated with him, he had not learned
anything calculated TO impair his confidence
in his integrity. Toe testimony as a whole
Is declared to be strongly in favor Of General
Babcocks honesty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

THE TEXAS PACIFIC RArLRo AD.-The
House committee on Pacific railroads con-
sidered Tie Texas Pacific railroad Saturday,
but reached no conclusion. The report of
the subcommittee, Mr.. Lamar, of Missis-
sippt, Atkins, OF Tennessee, aud O'Neill, OF
Pennsylvania, in favor OF the b i'll was read
Mr.. Lut;rell presented q dissenting opinion
ia favor of the construction of the road by
any company which would built IL without
subsidy, and reserving the right of Congress
TO prevent discrimination and to regulate
the frtights and fares. Mr.. Garfield also dis
sented, opposing all subsidies on financial
grounds,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14
COMMISSIONER PRATT, OF the Internal
Revenue Bureau, was again before the House

AnprOpriatiOn COmmittee this morning
with reference to the proposed reductions in
his office He stated that while he would
be willing TO meet the committee half way
In curtailing expenses, he thought the sub
ject one which should not be hastily e serm-
ind upon. sub committee will further
consult with the Commissioner concerning
the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

THE delayed overland train brings this
evening Mr.. Franklin Pailp, of Washington,
ID. c., a gentleman whose table at the ma
t.onal capital has had more hOnored and
wOTld-reEOWned guests around IL than Orui-
n ri y falls 20 the lot Of simple citizen to
entertain. ChRs. Dickens, when in Wash
irgton, made his home under Mr.. Philips
hOspitable roo. By-tne-by, it is one of
Washingtons hragS that PHILIP brews better
punch than any other man IN the country
IN IlIli foraafn II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

A REMEDY FOR THE TEXAs BORDER
TRoUBLES.-Gen. Ord, commander OF the
military department of Texas, before the
House Committee On Frontier trOu bles. Sat
uTday, gave a full account of cattle raids To
which the rancherns for so miles along the
liver and 80 back oft are subjected. He does
not think the national -Oyernment of Next
CO ought to be UIamet, Lue thieves being gem
orally in league with the local authorities
on the border, their chief being the notorious
CoftiLa. The remedy he proposes is an in
crease OF the cavalry force, with power to
pursue the robbers intO Mexican territory
ard deal out summary vengeance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-14

REV. JAMES A. HAROLD lately sent
PETITION TO the Senate, stating that he was
stationed at Falls Church, Va, in 1861, and
that by order Of General Wadsworth IL was
deemed necessary 20 destroy his house and
effects, and for The loss nus occasionci he
claimed S1,I5S. Tue senate Committee on
Claims say in their adverse report that the
property described in the schedule was not
required for the use OF tie army, and they
need scarcely add that the library, manu-
script sermons, paintings, &c, forming n
very large part OF the claim, could not b5
properly devoted 10 the use of the army.
Then, too, for slght that appears, the de-
strGciiOl was due To The wantOn acts of SOL
diers ard others. Tor which the government
should not be held liable. As to the reverend
gentleman's claim for remuneration for ser
vices in aiding in reconstruction, and giving
Information which saved a train from de-
struction, the committee think that he did
nothing more than a good and faithful citi-
zen should DO without hope or prospect of
compensation from the public treasury, and,
there fore, they conclude that while the petit
toner may have met with neavy losses, vet
In view of the facts they are clear that the
government cannot be held responsible for
them.
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House of Representatives.

MIR. Wood Dem, y. ", from the Com
mittce on Ways and Means. reported resolu
ton for the adjournment Of the House from
next Saturday to Wednesday, the 18th, and from
Saturday, the 3Oth, to Wednesday, the 3D. OF Jan
uary.
Mr.. Wilson rep. Iowa., suggested that such
an adjournment was Unfair to Western mem
bers VINO might desire to spend The holidays at
home, and that II WIS at the same time a serious
interruption to business.
Sir. wood III the committee had given very
mature consideration to the question. and had
come u the decision, in view Of the exigencies
Of public affairs, to remain IN session, nut to
tf iourn over the two DAYS at Christmas and
New Years. tie moved the previous question.
rhe previous question was seconded, aud the
main question ordered.
MIR. Wood explained that N was the under
standing OF the committee that there would Toe
no business done between FRIDAY next aud the
81 OF January. Tho House would simply meet
and adjourn without transacting business.
rht rtsolu; ln was adopted yeas, III nays, ~.
MIR. Wood introduced bill To provide RENE
dies for The uvercndrge OF duties on Tonnage and
impors. Referred to the Committee on Ways
and Means.
Mr.. Singleton Dem Niss1. from the Commit
tee ON Appro prlhtions. reported the Consular
and Diplomatic Apr prlatun bill, wnlcn was
mHde the specll order flr tomorrow. Tue lin
approprlates Sl,l35 81, the laries remaining us
liked 10y law some years ago.
The House then went INTO Committee 81 the
- n
the Fertilization biz. 1t aporopriates $lOl.OJO
Tor the protection, nre.ervatiun, and repair Of
forlincations; SlOO0M for The .rnamcnt OF sea-
coast foruhcatons' and SjJ,OOJ Tor torredoes
TOtal, $1,000,
Mr.. Reagan dem, Texas offered an amend
ment approuriating $1,000 tor tue beginning OF
fertilization on Galveston Isl land, iexas, and
spoke In support oi II. IL WAS also supported ~
Mr.. Hancock Dem, 1exas) and Mi Glr6eld
rep, ohio, but on point OF order made 6y sir.
holman dem, lnd) the amendment was ex-
cluded.
Toe committee rose. and the bill was nassed.
The House then proceeded to the consideration
OF the concurrent resolution accepting the
statues OF Winthrop aud Adams to be placed IN
the Capitol, and giving the thanks OF Congress
10 the state OF Massachusetts, for those memo
rials Of two of her eminent citizens
Mr.. lioar utep, Mass) delivered the presenta-
ton speech.
Othtr speeches were made by Mr.. Warren
dem, Mass.l, and by Mr. GARFIELD (ltep.. OhiD.
The resolution was adopted, and the House
af uad
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THE vOTE or FLORIDA.
The state IndlsDutobiy for Tiideu-Mhat Mr..
MRutou Marble says.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUS-Str: The
minutes Of the Florida State Board OF Can
vessers, published Doc. 10 tho letters Of Gen.
+. {. Barlow, published Dec. 10 aud Dec II and
the letter Of c. A. Cowgirl, one OF the board to
Gen. Barlow. published ia the Times OF Dec. Is.
taken together. handsomely invalidate the pre-
tence that Florida cast her votes for the Hayes
electors.
l. Gen. Barlow demonstrates that, II the Can
wasting Board had the wide powers they claim ed
and exercised, powers which unbroken usage
and the law, In every other state In the Union
except Louisiana. confer upon judicial tribunals
only, even tlen just aud s'rupIlous exercise
of those powers results in HIDING majority FOR
the lildcn electors.
=. The minutes Of the Cdnvas~ing Board de-
moDstrdte tina: the county returns upon their
face show majority for the Iilden electors.
The candOr and the courage OF Gen. Barlow
In reaching and avowing "A judgment So adverse
To the wishes he snated vita his party will com
mani the respect they deserve. For my own
rart. have been very sensible Of the difficulty
Il preserving a jldicih attitude e mind IN the
ctfcum-t noes. nd can appreciate Ten Hirluw' q
success The more that he has not 10 DIVIDE is
hcnor- with any other distinguished Repui -
can visiting Louisiana. south Carolina or flOri-
da. to witness a fair count"
IL X now esta Nlsued DV the minutes OF the
Cinyasslns Board. which its two Republic n
memttr- nave since uuhli@i"d, not merely hat
the county returns. upuu their lace. snow a clear
M jurty fnr the Ildan eiectur-, but that those
two nIemut~s are themselves the witnessc- that
tn, hoard must have declared a maj lrity for
the liiden electors had a. kept withll The stltct
and proper AuIits VI IT. pow, rs.
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stat ''syp 'OrlRs ss.s' s1r q:
patents. Tsssse 81 ' civ i Shipping extras q %
@sj59' Southern bakers aod family brands 60 20
Ccrn nea%wes,ern. ss.sB 4ss.i6 BRANDY vine ttS
Gcgr 100 Ms. u boa,sss' '''V~''''"
PRovIsloSs There has oeen sharp advance 10 pork
which Is directed chi, a, from the West otner pro-
day PORK Was dnl md rsettIsd mess Tor future cliS
ers held At tl7.5J Tor february aud March. Beef and
pressed but rather more active at tie reduction Lard
os c p ias' y ana 'i sS $50 ff for PS
Western and Tor future dellvsrs, $50 closing NJ
iSi sas ' is5 NaTss P5s..:a SsS,
steam western To- 100 w.. m prime S city
CITY, ici9siic. shoudcr'-smckcd CITY 5tsc nlcE ed,
fdy, o,sca 10 bellies, nickle1. @pl0g Bacon
Western, gsi, So 40. BesoP,siS mess s sastIi,
fiS S u,a ms. letl2 Dbl prime mess, tle@t2l'
GR,is-Tne advluce in railroad frcghts has led to
prizes have ADVANCED out Inc regular drnand not
e Sac 1900 push, n' %os TSy uSs rsi
shenso md ~ ss ~ ,S out nGSaas M 70,
,aP55 asasssa s7s ,qscs, sgr93 n. aS
.as Ssssss ssq SS 'GG5 o t ad x6 red
S fo sf bsrsS e s sna
gy ssys e 10 70, ogn.Ss West, and ss
ior state, and % FOR taas Spas ss
board. Oats rather hrner, but less Al 900
bnsn at 379itc. for mlyed Western. Including No at
also white Slate, ipa5sc. snd mixed do, i5cseCe In.
In corn nrner, but quiet sales % 900 oush At bSe
dl'sc for Western mixed, including No ami kansal
blrdl5 NC; sail mixed and No Chicago 00dtc., In
store and ahvat; steamer mixed. 5965p<cJ old white
bO10lca Old yellow, 6plo82c, new Southern, 5SG0Oc
new Western mxe at bSla6Oc.
-. CoTToN-The market has been huctuatingi bnt, on
the whole. Improving latterly OWING to the falling OF
IN receipts at the ports and generally favorable foreign
sdyces But the demand has not been sctlve, To
ny, spots dun ana unchsngedi mt ling uplands
stc sales T bales. Futures 1920 l0c. higher sales
2O}OO bales closing steady AZ ~ SIC. for December,
l2 II 32c. Tor January 10 ~ 32r. for Fctrusry,
!. IL lc for March, l3c. for April, and ~ Bloc Tor
MAY Receipts at the ports 3O,732 bcs since sept. l.
2HSi.bl3 same time last year 2o04,5ds We quote
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NEW YoRK, Tuesday. Dec. 10 -Receipts Of
beeves were 56 car loads. or s76 nea part Of which
changed hands at yesterdays sustained prcos Dealers
In dressed beef report slow trade 01L8c. n for
washington market grades and siSG9c for prime and
extra One load Of western beef arrived In good
condition and sold az 5lsD6c. pn.
Receipts Of calves we're only 100 head. light sup
ply similar demand ana lower prices were the general
lectures ef the market Common 70 prime yeals may
good grasees 81 t61tI0 head Country dressed veals
were In hight demand al 79iic w.
Receipts o. sheep aud lambs were only load,
or l61 head. ana upward OF dozen loads rena ned
UNFOLD 10 the pens from previous receipts The de
mand was very moderate, aud sales SLOW NJ 40
oTc n. for common 10 prime sheep and ds71ic. Tor
ordinary 70 choice lambs Dressed mutton had llgnt
cal at 7siOc q. for common 10 prime carcasses.
Receipts OF SWINE were . car loads, 246 hogs. A
COMM sion sal san sod car oa Is OF ohio hog late
yesterday at 6lsc. y n Jer.ey dressed nogs in
steady demand at 7bStsc. n.
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Contours ot the Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY SIN Duble she'd this mOrninv G.

tains the following;
The Disputed EIecton-The Congressional Com rit.
tees AZ WORK an luusiaLa- Evidence when Is Mt Rel
tsned by the Rcpubiclns-liuw Co Orrd Demo-
were Iutinndnted- I1e Fnr il uvrsti laOn- Proceed
4Es In che supreme Courts Statements Of ten carlow
and al. Saitunsia-Iuc situation m South Caronq-
Inauguration Of toy. Hampton, Ihc Great kspunlicAn
conspiracy Demanding their l,ighs-ACttnn - the
Indiana Democratt; liayulnts at Elections prpsl.
deNt'- Krpy to Tho House OF ReprescniaN ~ Tlurn's
Election Letter tram NJ Hewitt; Iacn thtnuler's
Mani 'esto Sp cch from GOV Hayc. Business before
tonsr,ss-fropossd Iuonn, 10 pc,ide Presidential
Contests The President. Salry Another Amend
ment {" the Con,uIgtioa: z1ca Cha diers rccsrans
--MhY Mr, Ortuu Declines to surrender Ihcn; The
Electoral Ngles senator terrSs Receipts The out
luON from NtsIiustonf HAYES aud the south. Keep
tug mp Good Courage; Que Honest Republican Cundl
uate IN Louisiana Important Conference ~ Business
Men 10 NcN YORK. Notice ~ the LII OF Madame La
i1yrftc Part v; Poems Wllder O. en- ana Tue q d
Printing lrc-r; The Latest Tel Srdphic News. Notes
ON SCIENCE and Industry Many Columns OF Editl
AruC.e aud A-rcuturh Matter; Thankful liOssoiu.
au Original story by brct HAric, Chapter Ill; Fuancia
Int lEencr and MarGcts
TnK WEEKLY Sun contains \ complete cpltomc ~ the
Of the week from all parts Of the United ,titsi
and the American continent. Copies u Wrappers reii
FOR mailing To the old country ne mad at the desS
Of oar publication once. Price ieir coats For 5uI
byanneWs des .ers IN clty ant country.