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ct. LOFTS.
MARINE ENTELLEGENCE.

.f PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH, II, 1877.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamship Richmond, Kelly, New York. merclian-
Steamer J. W. Everman. Plat, Philadelphia, iner-
chandse and passengers, W. p; Porter, agent.
Schooner Adelaide Townsend, Loyeland, Norfolk,
light, Currie & Co. a...-.-. a.
ARRIVED AT OSBORNE's SATURDAY.
Schooner Clara. Lippincott, New York, light, to
load coal, Currie & Co.
CLEARED FROM WEST POINT SATURDAY.
Ship Galetea, Pilsbury, Liverpool, cotton, Curtis
& Parker.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer Eliza Hancoa, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatuu,, agent.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamer Defiance, Shropshire, Baltimore, mcr-
chandise aud passengers. l.. II. Tatum, agent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Richmond. Kelly. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship COM
panY. - - .--@ :,
mcrchandise and passengers, W. p. Porter, agent.
.st...egta -: CLEARED FOE THIS TORT.
From Liverpool February 2d, bark Traak tEorl
; From Liyerpoolslz Isl, bark .woyetN An
From Liverpool February 18th, bark Ruth Ein,s.
From Liverpool January 22d, bark Tarpelan lBr.),
From Liverpool February. 9Th, bark sulltzeima
From Rockand February -, schooner Bengal,
From Bostons March, Sd: schooner Dexter Clark,
From Rocsiand February cath, schooner Convoy,
French. y 4 Il.ij. ~ y iis-ita;! tiI'0.a * !
From Rockiand February cath, schooner j. Z.
Crafts, Greeley. stfs-isf 80! i
MEMORANDA
Schooner 3Poehasset, Racket, from Greenport, L.
l., for Richmond, at New York March Is. II I
f. Schooner L. s. d. Flax, Baker. to load for SOUTH
ern port, arrived at Noodle Hole March I4,h ! J. /
ssa Yorf for Sren was leading af
: scbooners Major William II. Tnntum, Shoe; Dick
Williams, Wllets: and p. 7. Wilefs illets, sailed
from Norfolk for Richmond March u. 'Gs29g3e
=: by telegraph. 5.a
NEW YORK, March I7.-Arriyed. steamer City OF
Berlin. Arrived cut: steamers aLouise Richards,
Kate Melick, julie Heyn, Fred. Al Carl. Michael
Ciydesdale, Hlburk. Joshua King, IWen0naliy An-
gusta Frances Herbert, Mystaoa, Mfnna, Pheresee,
Truce, Acadian, Pcrca ;Menioy Herman, Prince Ed
ward, n 81. Hulbart, Wave King, CASTOR, and Sam
ger. ILL. xx,.
arrived ont, steamer Stafx aurieat.! sagita Il
FORTRESS MONROE, March u 1.--Passed Ia for
BaHlpoIH 9srs pmaldryi ;psssed out, oarks' oetras
'' The steamer Hartford. flagship Of the North At
laniic squadron left the Roads to-day for Norfolk
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r. WASHINGTON. March 17.-Allowing the
Republicans all they claim in Louisiana,
Florida. South Carolina, and elsewhere, the
Forty-tifth Congress will stand MS follows :
Democrats, 149; Republicans, IA.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 17.-Gold opened at 104A.
Noon.-Stocks active, unsettled, and better feeling.
Money, Q per cent. Gold, 1044 Exchange-Long,
4S4k: short, 1864 States steady. Governments
shade lower.
Erening.-Money offered ut 2ia per cent. sterling.
4S44 Gold, 1O41. Governments duh ami steady;
new 5s, 1855. -'..'
o.. So, BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. March 17.-Loans increased seven
eighths Of miIlion specie decreased three and one
ei2hth millions: legal tenders Increased half MIL
lion deposits decreased and three eghths mil
lions; reserve decreased two and quarter millions
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 17.-Virginia 6's, deferred.
6; consolidated, 68ts; second series, 37is North
Carolina 6's, old, Is; new, 8. Bid To-day.
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HATS. CAPS, FURs, DC.

j. D. FRY. ! j. ~. FocRQCEEAS
r D. FRY & CO.,
y. 1909 MAIN STREET,
DEALERS IN
HATS, CAPS, FURS, UMBRELLAS, &C.,
to which we call special attention, and oler unuSua.
Inducements. Call and examine small stock OF
MILLINERY GOODS at u great sacrifice;
LADIES' and GENTEEb1ESSSE AL-SkIS HATS
LADIES, sEAL-sKIN sAcQUEs. A1UFFs, and
BOAS;
MISSES and CHILDREN'S FUR SACQUES,
MUFFS, and B0AS at half value.
Country merchants will fluid 1t greatly to their M
tereat to examine our stock, especially Job lots
NH l6-In j. u. FRY & co.
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A LIFE-ISsURANCg COMPANY IN TROUBLE.
Neac York, March 17.--The World Mutual
Lue-Insurance Company has received orders
to show cause why receiver should not be
appointed.
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WASHINGTON, March 17.-The opposition
10 Fred. Douglass is strong, mainly because
ne lacks legal knowledge and personal ac-
qualntance with the condition OF property
IN the District. The coiored people them
selves are opposing the confirmation. The
Senate Committee on the District OF Column
bia, however, reported favorably on his
nomination.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS. :
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER. s.l.s-i

40 eases jast received from the Springs:
Price per case, $3.50; price per bottle, 30 cents
.ST1Ta at Il t3'i' 4 !a8t.l 4 |
Delivered tnany part of l,ha city fee OF chargd
+fFItt,ysfna il TGsG3 efnhc |;
sas.,s FIERCE, Apothecares,
corner Fifth and Marshall street,.
fe 24-S,M&w
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Flour.

Fine, $3.50; superfine. 1928 Gns6.50; extra su-
parfine. 1928; common family. S7.75: fancy fam
ily. S7.75@SS.52. Market steady t..
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FA1LEp.-Hagerstonn, Nd, March IT,
Beck & Stoncbreaker, pork-packers, have
failed. Liabilities, S12j,000. ...
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THREATENING LETTERS.

SAN FRANCISCO, March IA Chico dis
patch says great excitement is prevailing
there from the fact that number Of citi-
zens this morning received threatening let
tiers through the post-otfice, reading: "Get
rid Of your Chinese help within fifteen days,
or suffer the consequence" An officer re-
ceived notice warning him II he attempted
to discover who killed the Cinnamon he
would himself be killed.
ST. PATRIcK's PARADE At CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. March 1.-THE St. Pat
rick's parade to-day included all the white
military companies, whose appearance in
public under arms was forbidden on Wash
toms birthday.
A DETECTIVE SENT TO TUE PENITENTIARY.
CINCINNATI, March 17.-Detective James
White has been sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for thirteen months for being impli-
Gated in the election frauds last October.
LOSS BY THE GOVERNOR GARLAND.
MEMPHIS, March 17.-Only one passenger
was lost by the Governor Garland, but
everything else was lost.
SNOW AT FORT MONROE.
FoRT MONROE, March lit has been
showing all the afternoon. a heavy north
east storm prevails.
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI, March 17.-There was boiler
explosion in the saw-mill Of Hunter Bro
theirs, five miles east OF Worthington, Ind.
yesterday afternoon, killing twelve persons
and wounding seven-all who were in the
building. The mill ground corn on Fri
days, and was trying a new set Of corn
hurrs. and, the day being wet, the neigh
bors had gathered to witness the expert
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nRrys;s. MEDICINES. DC.

ZOO PINTS PURE, FRESH, BLAND
.JOO COD-LlFER OIL just opened aud for sale
at soc. per pint.
In o. pound lots and upwards. 4. II. ROBINS,
NH 10. M.Tu,&S3t 523 nGrth Sc cond street.
TNROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT AND
ITS COMBINATIONS.
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT,
TRoEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, ferrated;
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, with Hypophoc-
phitcs;
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, Iodidc;
TROEAIER'S EXTRACT MALT, with Citrate Iron
and Quininc; ...# ,
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, Alternative. -
The attention Of the medical profession Is respect
fully called TO these valuable preparations.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
,nhio 1916 Main street.
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ICE! ICE !! ICE

ICE! ICE! ICE!
The season being near ut hand when ICE will be
in demand would respectfully call the attention Of
my.old customers and all others needing the article
to my uurvallcd facilities for furnishing them with
the best quality Of . 49,.
EENNEBEC RIVER ICE.
Having polite and attentive drivers. and every
other requisite for delivering ICE, hope by giving
INV entire attention the business to be the rectpi-
emit of % large share Of the public patronage.
The following prices will be adopted on and after
=. Families and offices, pounds to 20 pounds, 1c.
per pound. - -o.-..,...,4,<
Families and offices, 60 pounds to SO pounds. Nc.
per pound. -.
per pound.
Secial rates will be given to hotels, tce-cream
manufacturers, and large consumers. Ice delivered
free. MRS JANE h1NS,
mil 13-lw No. 1911 east Cary street.
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FRAGMENTS OF SCIENCE, series Of
l. detached Essays, Addresses and Reviews: by
J.hn Tyndail, +. II. s.. fifth edition; $3.50: THE
TON IN THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM; by
Charles Darwin, d. A.; 81: EtECrRiCiTY AND
prescott Illustrated: SIS. LESSONS IN ELEC-
TRICJTY AT THE ROYAL lNSTrrUTlON,
1s757S By John TyHdai;, 81! E Ee iNbi
TIVE LOGIC; by Rev. George r. Hays, ID: p;
Sl.5n. CHOICE SELECTIONS FROM THE
WRITINGS OF JOHN RUSKIN: 3D., THE TRUE
AND, THE BEAUTIFUL IN NATURE, ART.
MORALS, and RELIGION; selected from the
Woriss of,John Ru,kin 81. Choice BOOKS con-
NH 10 - f.-r. 49,
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PROFESSIONAL.

MRS. 1SA A VOSS, MIDWIFE
lSl and DOCTRESS, No. .14l9 Franklin street,
near Exchange Hotel Al FEMALE DISEASES
promptly attended TO day and night NH l0-1t*
r EWIN w. BARRINGER
IL formerly Of North Carollna),
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
20S SOUTH SEVENTH STREET, So. * 4.
49,. ..- Philadelphia, Pa.
Commissioner for Virginia. Prompt attention
given 10 oil business Best references given as to
legal and financial ability. Insurance matters q
speciality. mh2-3m
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NOW. ON HAND, THE LARGEST n
~ STOCK OF FURNITURE, made to mytA
ORDER, aud daily receiving additions to same. TT7
that lave ever offered to the public. feelf !
sure that our styles and tntsh and low prices,
will give satisfaction to all who wish 10 buy. Ward
robes Silcboards, Dressing-Cascs, Bedse9d5: also,
fine Paror Suits, Eageres, fine Shaira, Lounges;
line Of cheap Furniture. See my stock before You
buy. .f.-. EGhIhHiShI,
NH 3-3m 16 Governor street.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, March II, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 40 hogsheads and
iierccs The offerings at auction on Change were
So packages; of which number 81 were taken in,
aud the remainder sold ut prices ranging from so
TO S34.50. ...mHa ...- = .-.a....t
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sg,5E. sEyIEST. AND PLASTER.

S.s.5E. GEM EMF. AND PLASTER.
T ME! LINE! LIME.-Fiye hundred
Il i barrels Of
INDIAN ROCK LIME
received this Cay FRESH from our new .ron-ciad
ldlDs. For sale low.
Business Office, l3O2 Cary street. Iule depot, 503
Dock street, '' DILLON, ELEETT X CO..
-..'.s Manufacturers. 8
MARCH 1877. NH IS
r EE'S PREPARED AGRICULTURAL
81 LIME.
Oniy12 per ton. Its effect on the various crops is
equal to fertilizers costing three or four times rs
much: Prepared ind sold by As. LEE,
Nos. los and IL 0 Virginia street.
Send for circular ontainins certificates. fe 8
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CONTEMPORARIES. dc.

DIE-FRUITS-CANNED GOODS.-One
4 Thousand dozen two and three-pUnad Canned
Tomatoes. two and thrce-pound Fresh Peaches,
two-pound Strawberries, two-pound Raspb0rr1es,
two-pound Damsons. two-pound Backberries, two
poun-l Pneappes, two-pound Lima Beans, two
pound Green Peas, two-pound Sugar.Corn Cut
tine's California Canned Peaches, Apricots, Green
Cages, Fresh Prunes, Dates, Driei Peaches. three
pound Pie-peaches, cheap pat ROSSIEUx'S,
fe % 1912 Main street.
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From Our Regular Correspondent
LAST HOURS OF THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate
spent much OF the last hours Of Its special
session In the discussion and passage OF
Mitchell's resolution providing for SUBJ
committee OF elections to 20 to Oregon and
investigate Governor Growers conduct.
This political job will cost at least $4,000.
Most OF the Democrats were compelled to
vote for the resolution, or TO refrain from
voting at all, lest it should be charged that
they wished to prevent the exposure OF
Growers alleged bad conduct.
While the Senate was in executive session
q crowd OF oflice-seekcrs and many negroes,
waiting to learn the fate OF Fred. Douglass,
thronged the corridors in the Senate wing.
There was a long discussion about Doug
lass's confirmation, tho principal speakers
being Whyte against and Conkling for him.
Finally he was confirmed by small ma
iority of votes. Morgan of Alabama, Jones
OF Florida, and Ben. Hill voted for his con-
firmation. Some Of the Republicans lodged
fhe vote .... ..--. .-..,.. "a ..
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NEWSPAPER CONSOLIDATION.

AUGUSTA, March 1.-The Chronicle and
Sentinel, established in 1855, and the Con-
stitHionaist, established in 1893, were con-
solidatcd to-day, and will appear to-mor-
row under the name Of the Chronicle and
ConStitutionaliSt. The consolidated paper
will be uAder the management OF Walsh &
Wright, proprietors of the Chronicle and
Sentinel
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

, England.
oBITUARY-LLNEss OF COUNT voN AREIM.
LONDON, March 17.-Charles Cowden
Clarke, the lecturer and author, is dead.
Count Won Arnim is reported dying Mt
Nice. -, T.. -. e., -. ....
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VNHE GREATEST BARGAINS ma
4 FURNITURE EVER OFFERED MA.
RICIINOND.-Ia am daily receiving. ut my new HI
warerooms, no. 305 east Broad street, all thef ]
latest STYLES Of Walnut Dressine-Case Suits, Parlor
aud Dlning-Room Fnrniturr. WalnH; Narble-Top
Dressins-Casn Suits from $40 10 s25s; Walnut
Marblc-rop Suit, $50 10 500: Msrble-Top Poplar
Suits, $40 to $50: Poplar Suits $40 10 $40 arlor
Suits, $50 10 $500; Wa.drobcs, bureaus, Tables,
Lounges, Cribs Cradles. Cane and Wood Chairs,
Fcathcr-Ect,s. Pillows, and E0lstcr>. Mattresses Of
all kind, on hand and made To order. Uphosierlng
J. ID. GaTEwOO0.
NH IN 3O5 east Broad street.
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1902 AND 1904 MAIN STREET.

Customers will find ut the new storc the largest
and most varied assortment In the southern States
OF BOOKS in all the departments Of literature. AL
goods are sold at fair prices, but many thousand
volumes are sin offered 1T about HALE The usual
price STATIONERY and FANCYGO0DS: LIZ
GAL, CLERKS, and MERCANTILE BLANKS.
BOOK-BlNDIEti and BLANK BOOKS to order.
mi
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DANDOLPH & ENGL1SH'S
II, .... RS)DX arPGJ2

Any Of the above sent, postpaid, 10 any address.
NH Ii ..ig. j. r.. ELLYSON.
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FsrENH'TgiRF

pEMOVAL.
III GEORGE p. STACY
has removed to the CORNER OF GOVERNOR and
- FRANKLIN STREETS
Opposite the Wing build!ng).
= and FEATHERS;
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STORMY .pAy--lrrNvr sNow-HoUsE BURN
Er-c0SfIRMArloN--ST. PATRlcK's DAY
pr1,cIotIs Noyss--RADICALs ISCENsED AT
THE APPOINTMENT FOR POSTMASTER.
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THE VACANCY ON THE SUPREME BENCH.
Large numbers OF letters from dstin-
guishcd members OF the Virginia bar have
been received here commencing Judge
Hughes for appointment to the Supreme
Bench in place OF Judge Davis. The Presi-
dent says the vacancy will not be filled for
two or three weeks.
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CONFIDENCE IN MICMiHON.
How the senators Propose to Express It-An
Important Procee eding

VERSAILLES, Nov. 1s.-An important de-
bate s expected In the Senate on Monday. An
interpolation will be addressed by VI. Audrcan
de Kcrdrel 10 the Ministers rs to how they have
instructed officials to act with regard to the
electoral inquiry voted by the Chamber Of
Deputies.
1t is thought that after the Interpolation is
answered all sections of the Right will support
an order OF the day approving the statement
which the Government makes. and expressing
n desire to uphold the prorogatiyes Of each Of
the public powers.
The Conservative papers say this proceeding
is designed to express the Scnate's confidence
in President MacNIahon. and enable the present
Cabinet to honorably make way for n sincerely
Conservative but more moderate Ministry.
The organs of the Left consider that the pro-
posed Interpolation conceals n snare and is
dangerous and unconstitutional.
VI. Paul BOudct. formerly senator and Min
ister Of France. Is dead.
The FrdncoiS reports that President Mac
Mnhun. al his reception on SATURDAY, expressed
post. defending social order so long as he re-
cciyes tho support and cooperation OF the
Senate.
The Mopnpp Is absolutely certain that the
Driroi JpWJd Of Tuesday next wlll announce
the acceptance ot tn rosignatun ~ the Minis
tors. Nothing definite. however. has been de-
cldcd rrutiN" Othe COMPOSITION oi Ia" now Cab
met. Tho Con-ti;utlOuAl hesitate 10 ace. ut
the li-i 81 Ministers which has hecn proposed.
and would prefer Ia have some Ministers taken
docs not appear disposed tu follow this advice.
Tn" NDHf1V adds: In this state of affairs the
people must not De surprised t. ind the rumQr
OF tAe Marshal resignation again current
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HENRY OTTO or HOBOKEN.
His Eccentricities. his Great Wealth, and his
Remarkable Funeral.

Henry Otto, founder Of Otto Cottage Gar
dcns. ON OF the wcalth'st residents of Hoboken.
died on Thursday Il light at his mansion in River
Terrace and was buried yesterday. The funeral
was remarkable one. and WAS carried out
chiefly under directions that had bcen given by
Mr. otto. Undertaken Crane made n cnsket of
polished white oak. with an inner box of lead
that was hormctically scaled. il had u plate
glass top. and handles Of silver. The lii opened
on hinges in the centre in order 10 expose the
bust Of the dead man. Tho cushion bed was Of
the finest white satin. with silkcn fringe two
inches in length The whole wns covered with
fastooned pail OF heavy black broadcipth
ornnmcntcd with snkon fringe six inches IN
length. with richly cnlhruli red us-rls Of -lik,
The name. age und date Of death; ana the other
plates shaped liz" royal nSrul -hrous with coats
uf arms. bore the words. " Rest IN peace
Hundreds ot persons viewed the romans
yesterday. The body WAS dressed in black
broad 10Th. with whito satin Il" and camhrie
shirt front Flowers made INTO or,--ts crowns.
and pillows banked til" cn-k"t and Posted on
prd"-ia.s near the door. Above the casktt hung
from tho ceiling white duNr win ouiSiret he'd
wings bearing IN his hcak "a -prig Ui SmllaN.
Two bands "l mus were suilonrd on lhr side
walk shortly before one O'Clock ani after tho
funeral services wcreconclulcd. played funeral
were dress ad III bn X. witl silk hats There
WIS no Limit 10 coaches. All the livery stables
Oi Jersey city ana BERGEN sent their coachc-
and tlore wiis not one to be seen IN liobOhen
Out-id" the limo iu The streets surrounding the
OttolnansiOn The hrarse was drawn by four
horses plumed and drapcd. Twenty five GOA hes
containing tn" pail bearers ana members
of the Exempt fremrns Association led the
hcarse, Following the hcarse wds tn" adopted
son and hi- vile and child "a u hands 9Ome clhr-
enrs. and tuDn the near relatives OF the ercen-
tri, old man. The bands were Separated a few
feet. and ,ulayed n'urniully while preceding
tl the iiohnkrn Genet RS, Ihrro The remains
wers placed ma vault. the cJrtr,.e WIS one
MIR Otto was 10 years Old and born in Ger
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THE AnCHIrEcr or THE CAPITOL.
Serious Charges that Compromise Two SEN
ators and One Ex-senator.

A ptat.t..t Al, ~
NASHlNdTON, Nov lo'-h cuiious clrcum-
stance hns lntely come TO light in regard to
p,u Assis,.n, Socr,,,rv ~ tho Interior uo
,'', Hs,'9.""' ~ -" W ., O'' -
has had before nm Tor nearly three months.
without reaching decision, charges against
clorLo orchi,oc, 81 tho Cnnitol which snrjouelv
"'N'' "i'ni'o0' y, "'' 'O"7i'
compromise two senators chllcu on TO pass
upon Bells confirmation and third Senator
rrt n,,, - ,,cr,hor ~ ,bn snnnto Tho ,hor,,os
hv' HVN " i"V"i"ri VI VI, ",,i".0' "' "iE'S
against Clarke were nlcd with secretary Schurz
some time I'm August by one Alfred Loo and
, f.I t hi,,, ., ,ssi.,a,,, s.. -.
VIZ uS "'i' w. '77''., sVVr,'''IS -,
Bel. Two ot the specifications. that Clarke
drew two snlarios md used n carriage horses
nnd con.h,,nr a, ,ho cxncnso of tho ,iovorn'
""" '""1i'i'ch Ut '"V 'Ni'''7' 20 'i' 'VNNiH-
mont. appear to hayc been answer
cd by that officer who makes a de-
e, -, .'t...ti ,Loro,,.r 4, III
'h'' ol "cnn''"l '"'i"''I III po,h
casos. Other specifications allege that private
work was douo nt the Government office nnid
,..,i. -. -, H.. ,,i.',.. -.
i'i u,'i'' "h" "S p'V''."' P'' NV'.u -, Ni'il Nc
and that out Of the funds appropriated 10y Con-
.,r,ss for tLo .Vt.,.i,, ~ tho Innitnl mon In,
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SIZE ROBBERs OPERiTTNG.
Working Indi.turbed In ~ Bnnkcr's once
MhIIe Third ANenue was Thronged.

When the watchman in the Fifth National
Bank building. Mt Third avenue aud Twenty
third street. went away yesterday morning.
everything was right in the bank and all
the Offices. About noon u gentleman whose
ofllcc in the basement Of the building adj
Joins that Of u. Il ID. W. Morgan. bankers.
went into his Office. and while there
looked accidentally through window into the
Mnrgnn- Office. HI" saw that the luor was COW
cred with papers. and tnat the furniture was
scatter about. and. ling sati SIZED that some
thing was wrong called an officer Burglars
had entered the office and blown open the snfc.
The entrance was Effected hy false keys used on
the Third avenue door.
In the rear Of the on l'e is n large safe so sit
uated that II cannot be- seen from the street.
The burglars had bored two holes through the
door Of this safe. and then. 10y the usc Of dyna-
mt" or powder. blown the safe open. They
secured in bank bills and silver 81 ll6 in gold
500; postage stamps. sloO; revenue stamps.
5000 bills of the Consolidated Bank Of Canada,
$4,000. all Of the denomination uf SO; thirty
coupon hund-. amount not known ana 5000
IN checks besides som" lew"lry and n pistol OF
this amount nhoui , 500 n believed 70 be in
money nr uoeutiihln securities.
On the floor wer" found pic'o ~ q jimmy.
and the false keys, hut No. Oh r implements.
and IN" Apprarture If the place showed that
the hurglar- had worked very rapidly. The
entrance must have h"en Effected early in the
morning. AMI the drilling of the safe amt blow
INK open hay" been done ia broad daylight.
wull" Ihiri avenue Wu- turung"d
On the night of the lth inst similar attempt.
probably Toy ia" Same gun. wt- made nu the
sair Of Prurt0 riu~ n Co.,. in o." basement Of
iAn a. rnun SaNin-S Bans budding. at Fourth
1NcAu" anu luurt 'htI street.