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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-14

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seen on the neck Of a charming lady was
the object of admiration. Some time ACC
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late Mr.. Moiana. asking him In buy il,
and Ia substitute false diamonds in their
place His wife, he said, would never
know the difsrrence Mr.. Naiana. who
as . fired cf the uifes family, asked
f~esry fssar bO9rs g. reject 10 hat
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New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

Treasury shall under the same limitations, IN IKE IKE
manner redeem said notes at 99l2 cents on Ine ,
dollar In coin. and on and after the lst
day OF January, A. u. 1881, the Secretary OF
the Treasury shall, under the Same limitations, IN
like redeem said notes at par in com Ana sali
lecatender which be In excess OF the sum OF
S3OOOOOO 900, shalt. the same may be rcdeemen pe
cancelled and destroyed shall Also the paper rae
Ona currency named In the first section OF TINS ACT rs
IL shall he redeemed. And after the issue OF sad lgal-
tenders shall De reduced by such redemption afore
said, To the OF $500 600 OOO any further sums or
said notes which may be redeemed under provisions OF
tins act shall not be cancelled aud destroyed; but
may be rciSsucd under any appropriation made by Con
And TO enable the secretary OF the treasury 10
prepare and provide for the redemption this act au-
EOrLod required, he Is authorized 20 use any surplus
revenues, from time TO time. in The Treasury ana noI
otherwise appropriaed and issue, SELL and dispose OF
less than par in com, either Of the descriptions OF
the bonds OF United States described IN the act vi
Congress approved July II. 4. ID. 1870, entitled An
act TO authorize the refundng Of the natona 1ept,
with like qualities PRIVILEGES and exemptions 10 th
tent necessary carry this act into fun elect anu 20
use The proceeds thereof for the purposes aforesaid ana
all provisions Of law inconsistent With the PROVISIONS VI
this act are hereby repealed.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
TIE DEFICIENCY BILL.

TIE VARIOUS ITENS-A TOTAL or T2.240,GGi.
WASHINGTON, Nov. The Deficiency Bill intro
duccd i'm the House to-day by Mr. Blount, of Geor-
cia. provides that the following sums be appropri-
atcd out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated for the purposes herein expressed;
For amount due officers and men Of the United states
Navy for the quarter ending June 80 ls17, ~, ,i46,
For amount due seligman Bros London, S3l 953 50.
For miscellaneous claims, arising upon arrears OF pay
$4,000. $1,000
For amount due the Naval Hospital Fund, $4,000.
For the pay OF officers and marine corps Or the quar-
ter ending June, 80 1877, SiS2G 50. For the pay Of
enlisted men Tor the same period, Tio392 %.
For the salaries OF five United states District Judges
for the second quarter ending June 30 1871 Si23O 50
For dcfrayiug the expenses Gf the supreme Court,
Circuit and District Courts Ofthc United States iHcud-
Ing TIE District Of Columbia, and also jurors and wit
ntsses ard expenses Of suits n which tie United states
arc concerned Of prosecutions for offences commit ted
against tho United States and for the safc-kcepug Of
prisoners being deficiency, Tor the year ending June
30. 1877, sos 0J7 30.
For ne support and maintenance 0f couvicts trans
fcrred from the District OF Columbia being deficiency,
For the .allrics OF twelve additional watchmcn i'm the
Interior Department from October l. 1876, to June 80,
1877, SGisO.
For rclaIrs 20 the Interior Department. S15.731
Tue total amount recommended 10y the bill ~ S224O.-
G6i 90 The bill authorizes Lc Secretary OF the Inferior
to rent any proof building Tor the purposes his de
parmcut at q not exceeding 5000 per MONTH until
repair, ana csoratiOus the Interior Department shall
have been made
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
coysUL-GENER4L UAN BuRENs RETURN

General +. b. Van Buren,, United States
ConsuGencral Yokohama Japan is at his home near
Englevood ~ j.. short furoush. one object Of his
visit is look into paper statement that charges
had been ed against him IN the State Department by
naval officers. lie assured Washington
that the Department had knowledge such CHARGES
and that II any such had been made they must have
come from source entitled 20 little attention and must
have been filed without further notice General Van Bu-
ren says that the naval officers the Japan station are
among his best friends and that the OF his depar-
ture they gave him handsome farewell dinner. The
only people whose enmity he is OF having incur
rcd are the dealers in vile liquors against whom ne has
mare than once nterfercd protect American sailors
The Consul General represents life a. exceedingly
agreeable al Yokohama. 1hctc are about loo Ancrl
can and European residents VINO form "a pleasant
society Travel I'm all parts Of tie Empire IS safe
and agreeable. The common people displaying
mo arimosity against foreigners. The Office Of
Consul Genera Is. he says, lab0uous one, the incum
bent being required in addition 10 hls consular duties
to hold gulr court for civil and criminal this
tribunal answering in its attributes to United states
District Court Appeals may be taken from IL 10 the
has sat In judgment many important cases, General
Van Buren, has decided that carried up
appeal. The salary Of the Office lie finds insufficient
support living expenses on account Of the constant de-
mands upon the hospitality OF the occupant who living
Of the principal seaport OF the Empire Is expected "
teTtGin all his counIrymen who visit JApsn
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

had influence enough early in 1863 according to its
own witnesses TO gain civil sut against the other
hostile official, who subsequently, by amicaDle ar
Tangement with the company, occupied one OF
its haciendas: that the superintendent lett a
man in his place when he went away, as ne
said, to consult with the company; that he took no
inventory of property abandoned made no report
before the United States Consul; and finally,
that 10 claim was ever heard or thought OF
until two years aftcrward, when letter
was written on q page Of note paper to the
Secretary Of state, making n claim of nearly
81, 100000, which was subsequently raised -, 70
S3.OOOOOO and again to nearly SiOOO,OOO. lie
Mexican Government now asserts that the claim Is
largely if not entirely the fabrication of notorl-
ous adyenturer who had no connection win the
CO. and there secured the testimony on which II is
based and returning to this country now represents
himself as the principal owner.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
WASHINGTON.
THEMrS I-PPFPMOST.

flNNNNlA Al lif>NlI4N x D l+-'-iN'''h'
RESUMPTION DrBATrD IL TIE HoUsr-MR. HANps
TRICK NOT 10 BE iGNoRtD-DEPARTM'NT NEWS.
The Resumption Repeal Bill was debated
III the House yesterday. Ex-Governor Cox
spoke in advocacy OF his amendment, and Mr.
Price, .'of Iowa, taking firm stand IN
favor of hard money. Mr. Abram y
HewHt has an amendment for accumu-
latjng gold in the Treasury at the rate
SJ6,C00O0O a year as preparation 1or
assumption. Senator Jones thinks the Silver
[Bnl will pass the Senate, but will be vetoed
MIR. Randall viii probably bring up the mat
ter of Mr. BANDS illegal substitution oi one sill
yer bill for anotherin the House. The Deficiency
Appropriation Bill has been reported. 1t calls
for $2,2lO,6Gi. The story about Mr. lnger-
soil and the Berlin Mission is explained in a
dispatch below. The minor department re-
ports are being rapidly handed in.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
RFpTRLICAN HOPES.


CHANCES OF ELECrING JUDGE sIERRETT.
PHILADELPHIA Now 7.-Colouel Wilson, Char
man of the Republican State Committee, on private
adyices received tonight, figures up majority OF
between 1000 and 5000 for Judge SterIett IN thls
State, and is hopeful for the election OF Hart for
Treasurer also.
There is not so much confidence manifested to-
night at the rooms Of the Democratic state
Committee, fears being expressed that Luzerne
County may prove a weak spot. VIM. '.
yet To believe that Irunkey's majority will be much
under G,OO0 in the state.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
THE BERLIN MISSION.
WHAT TIE REPORT THAT r. G. ISGERsoLLIs is TO HAVE
IT GREW OUT OF.

IT GREW OUT OF.
lny TELEGRAPH TO THR rRrBUSEl
WASHINGTON, Nov. THE report that MIR. Robert
G. Ingersoll, Of Illinois, is to be appointed to the
Berlin Mission seems to have grown out of the fol-
lowing circumstances: About two weeks ago. or
more, delegation of Illinois Congressman called
at the State Department to urge Secretary Eyaris
TO appoint gentleman from their State to
one of the minor missions. Tho Secretary
of State said to the delegation, "Iou
will do well, gentlemen, not to be in
hurry it is the desire Of some of MS referring as
they supposed to the President and HIMSELF, that
one of the great missions shall be given to the State
of Illinois, providing an acceptable candidate Is
presented and one to the state of Pennsylvania on
she same conditions" A member Of the Illinois
delegation nterposed. "But, Mr. Secretary, there
are no important missions vacant Secretary Eyarts
replied, " On the contrary, tho Mission to Great
Britain and that to Berlin both vacant and it IS
the intention to offer the latter to Illinois," Sub
seGueutly members of the Illinois delegation held
several conferences, and considered the names OF
two or three prominent citizens of their State
among them, that of Mr.. Robert g. lngersoll, and
after some discussion, il discovered that if he
would accent the position. he might receive the
support certainly of majority OF the delegation, II
not its unanimous vote Since that time there mas
been some correspondence with MT. IngeIso and his
friends OH the subject and II Is understood that he
will come to Washington To look after the matter
himself.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
BILLIARD MATCH AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Nov. 1.-Two thou
sand people witnessed the billiard match at the Exhbi-
ton, this afternoon, between VIM. Sexton and A. p Ru
dophe It was the French game, Goo points up, and
lasted three hours. Sexton in 6fty-two innings
Rudophes score being i49s. The winners average was
lIl9ae and his highest 105 and l03. RudOlphes
average was 9lb2o. and his highest runs 50 and o.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
Prominent ARRIVALS.

FIN Arenuo Hotel-Senator Roscoe Conkli,ng m OF
Utica Ex-Governor Henry 1ippitt, Of Rhode lsah i
a. Eastm4n II Poughkcepsc; edward H. Bacon 81 pul'j'
and oliver Ames North East0n, Mass ~ Dsi's I
knson Of Boston .Bucknghdrn Hoietslr Pei1b ooS ~
ern,tard Ssr- yOre HOfst-General MlHlan fIctoh VI
.rtucIv and ex Governor Odman W. Price Oi Ne" ~,
81 tIB,fs H0t.i-The Hon. Galusha y. Grow" Oi Icni'
.rivana -. Brfr00u House -NaOrAleXantcr T. fdntls,n
of the British Army ibenldrt' Hotel-x >; a. a.
Itus iIOtchKss Of Connecticut. tnQn o4UTs Hyt
pi7,fessDr A. r. IedOx Of the University Of NOfth Cani
ard pr1es,or G.. II. Fairbanks Oi the University
sonth AstOT BOusc-C Chcf Engineer T. d. hObe L. D. ~
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
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3:45 a m.
PENNSYL VANIA.
THE LATEST FIGURES.

THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR AUDITOR HAS
1,G11 MORE VOTES THAN THE REPUBLICAN
NOMINEE FOR TREASURER.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. IA statement OF the plu-
raties for Hart, the Republican candidate ior
Treasurer, and for Noyes, the Democratic cahdf
date for Auditor, as far as heard from'
is given below. The returns from CLARION Xix,
Forest, Junata, Potter Susquehanna, sullivan ana
Wavne Counties are very meagre. and furnish only
slight basis for estimates but the vote of the re-
naming ffty-eight countless as given below, will
he changed very little by the full official count:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE FRENCH CRISIS.
DE BE1GLIG AGAIN BAFTLED.

LOSDOS, Thursday Nov. g 1877.
The Paris correspondent of Tie Times
telcgraphs: 1T is believed this morning that
the Ministers intended 10 obtain the passage
Of an order OF the day expressing confidence
in President MacNauoa, but 1t aiter"ard
became known that the Duke GAudie, Pasquer, PreS-
don't of the Senate had tod the Duke de Broehe that nc
would not permit the discussion OF an unconsti-
utonal order OF the day, which would put forward
the Marshal "a a shIod for the Ministers ana
enable tue Chamber % Deputies to retalate D.
an order OF tie day directly aimed against the
Marshal. The Cabinet did not ente2yor 20 10
Obtain a vote Of confidence for Itself from
the senate, a. il aware that tho attempt
would hopeless The Chamber OF Deputies must yer
ty the elections uf 2 sufficient number or members 10
form quorum before IL can proceed To business IhIs
preliminary work VIII not be completed unil Monday
ALARMING RUMoRs CURRENT.
I'm the obbes the most alarming rumOrs are current
II is said that tho Bonapartists and Monarchists
have resolved If thc elections are declared invalid
v wholesale to resign in body, and thus furnish the
senate legitimate pretcxt Tor fresh dissolution IL H
asserted. with some appearance OF trdth, lhat
the Ministry COntcmpiatcs a second uI''olu
ton. The declaration Of state OF siege
aud the temporary deirdYment OF the expenses
Of the Government by voted by the senate the
Treasury bonds and the employment. ot savings
han dtpDsits.'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
ALLEGHENY CorNTYs VOTE.

Pm,sBURG. Nov. All but five districts
Of the county give sterrett lRepA for
Supreme Court Judge 1549S Turnkey DEM
9,41S; Stcrrett over Turnkey, G,0S0. The
interest is centred on the Judiciary. The
vote on the balance OF the state ticket is as
follows: Au.litor-Passmore lRepl, 1O,6O2 Hoyes
DemJ. 7O92. State 1IeasuIeT-Hart lEep.b IO,2Oj
Moves Dcm.J, 1901.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

BY the above figures, Noyes Dem.) has 11,6ll
more votes than Hart Rep. or about 5000 les'
than the earlier estimates of the Democratic plural
itv in the State
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
ALARMING RUMoRs CURRENT.

photographer" Now, sir, If you will look a
little LEES rs If you had bill to meet, little more as II
ye'd been LETT egacy, yOu'il set "a picture
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

In ADDITION 70 thc ordinary current repairs ID lhc va
IOus public budugs, extensive alterations have been
completed Oh the Custom Houses 1T Alexandra, Va,
Bangor, Ne. Louisville and PttsburE; the Assay
Office NcvYork Custom House and Appraisers Stores,
Philadelphia, and Custom House at san Francisco, aud
are in progress on tic Custom House, sub-Trcasury,
Court House and Post Office at New-York Custom
House, New Orleans; Custom House Pensacola, Fla,
and the Custom House and Post Office at Philadelphia.
The estimates the ensuing year will be submitted
Congress- along with, ana included in the report Ot The
Secretary of the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

CoLwFLL Lead COmpany's American stand
ard Shot OF superior hnsh. SO CenJrest.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam 397 Noon IG' sp m. 5O,. Midnig5aI a.
Uicnest durinr the day co. Lowest: %
Average. 4la.'. Same daY. 1876 OIL
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
Announcements.

LUyDDORG's PERFUME-WOOD NIOLET-pOs-
sesses the natural delicate Odor Of the flowers.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
nEMocRArIC pLuRALrY GROwING sMAL

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. So \. M.-Ihe net DEM
ocratic plurality for State Treasurer. according
to the latest figures. is S,i6O As judge
Sterett lRepl. for Supr eme Court Judge, has been
running ahead of lis ticket there Is some doubt as 10
the hnal result for that Office when the returns are
all III.
IForoher Election Neirs s,s Hrt pagsl
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

CHECK N THEIR INCIPIENCY,
Gravel Gou and rheumatism. which dangerous I'd wen a
painful, with MILK OF MAGNfsiA
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
THE SILVER BILL.

uR. RANDALL INTENDING TO TAKE ACTION in RE-
GARD TO BLAND's IRIcK-wHAT SENATOR JONES
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
WORK DONE THE PAST YEAR UNDER TIE sUPERyIS-
ING ARCHITECr-APPKOPKAI


ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WAsHINGTON. Nov. M. James @. Hill,
Supervising Architect Of the the Treasury, yesterday
afternoon submitted his annual report to the Secretary
Of he Treasury The report says that owing 10 the de-
probation in real estate the sales OF Government prop
erty recommended in the last report may well be de-
ferred until favorable time. II renews the recon
mcndaton contained IN the last report that a suit
able building be erected for the accommodation Of the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, aud that some pro
vision outside the Treasury Building be made for the
rapidly accommodating files. The granite contracts. known
as the per cent contracts have been carefully CON
sdcred and notifications have been made Tor the Gov
ernmcnt buildings at Philadelphia Cincinnati and 81.
Louis The changes VIII result in large saving TO the
Government The only remaining contracts of this nature
are those for the stOne-work Of the Custom House
at Uar,ort Conn. and the extension Of the Post Oicc
and sub-Trcasury at Boston, and the adyisabity OF
changes in these should De considered when further ap
prouriaons shall be made for these buildings C0nsd-
crng the limited appropriations available for work on
public buldiug during the good progress has been
made ana a comparison of results with amounts eX-
pended will show that the various works have been judi
cl0uaIy and economically prosecuted.
Tie following the balances credited TO the appro-
uratiuus -cut,mbcr 3u) in the Treasury for the different
e.. -. M. .r Z Inc q ir.ptiO Of O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-29
LOASsGsFICE.

TADIEs AND GENTLEMEN, Is
IL you are cordially invited 10 call and ex- eSs
MINT RINGS. SOLITAIRE EARRINGS, STUDS
IN nairs or single. ONYX aud DIAMOND LoCkET.
It is pleasure which costs nothing and VIII prove
ladies' and Gentlemcn's GOLD WATCHES, In
STEM and ksY.w1nders. ,pn
AIaree lot Of fne SOLID-GOLD VEST. GUAKp;
OPERA. ana NECE-CHAlNS, LOCkETS, Sets OF
dEWELRY: STONE, CAMEO, AMETHYST, and
other kinds Of RINGS in great variety. 49, r,-r,
Every one can be suited In RINGS. SLEEVE,
BOSOM. aud C0LtAR-BUTTONS: :,
and many other useful articles of JEWELRY; all
of which must be sold In order to realize the cash
Closed on Saturdays; open ut dusk. Call soon at
s. A. WISSTOCk'S,
Loan Office, No. II north Fourteenth street,
nol4-lm under Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-29
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AID EEHfEAhEt
RAILROAD.
OF TRAINS.

COMMENCING MAJ -. Isl"
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 =. N. Leaves Richmond UEspAi, TIL X
DAY. and SATURDAY. tonnec', a.
West Point with Steamer liafami i ,"i
Nil points Oh York river ana b''I.
more Arrives In Bil.inorr AT A.
NJ: connects with raII. lines for a'H-
inyiOn, Philadelphia Ne" ofN' W.
ION and all western points. tSnheI'S
st Richmond with trains on Hichih"rJt
and Petersburg AID Chesapeake "H'
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
e.oo NJ Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
WV SL,SUAY. and FRIDAY: and ar
400 !. N TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana ~.
WV lTRRDAY. Connects WIN 'Ha'p pr
M West Point for river landings pa
tluore, and all western Oihr. ~, -"
meets 4; Richmond With trains on N.Y."
mond aud Danville rajlroai.kchHpmi
and Petersburg. and ChessoeaAe AN'
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
o.oop n. Leaves Richmond daily lexcept sun
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
,o.oo, N Arrives at Richmond TEESDAl &
AVN AZ THURSDAY. and SATERDAl. YIN. .I
meets with trains on Richmond n No
Petersburg and Cbesapeak: anu III III
railroads. steamer Havana leaves s, %.
; M1MS. f,o% wtnb sS s. i'S and ri:
DlY.at Z. M. Connects WIZ
trains from Philadelphia, New New n ota.
Ia
With trains for Richmond ana '-
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ..,
.,oopM arrives a, Richmond MON DAf," En-
4'oo NESDAY, and FRIDAY; snI s,T.
s,,p n. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. snh ~ =,
o'A' " JrRDAY. Connects with sseamer os
West POINT from Bal'i'uors. ,S Sy
nsc5s With Hichnond sxd ltan n
Richmond and PETERSBURG an' e"'''
nrake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. s,r.
.oo u Arrives al Richmond daily except s s,I
1o:oo ~ >" Jay. CONNECTS with Riehmots,' CHA t1
Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE ana o'''
railroads. ,,,r, ~ or from
No transfer OF freight al klena nsi secn Atlanta
southern points. Cars ruu 'Hi""s'
and West Point. ,,.,.. With lowest rates,
| guaranteed. ,,nh Guaranteed rates,
,snsd no. All northern and western poiul stern and
Through tickets sold to all nos.h aS 1,sfasSa.
,vestrrn nont. and baggage checked 1sicE.t Of
T"r ticEets apply ut General RaiIoaa untei snd
ses sss Main Street; al the Exss,Sxs, snd Dock
company's depot, corner twenty
streets s So kiehmyMaF r. DOUGLAS, sapssin'enaehH