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y
v ,bf Z Scheck; 10 ami costs. Beverly Williams,
b. jail. Phillip Lawrence. threats t. John Netie;
: ~ bonds to- keep the peace. John I. Williams
-raId larceny f silver war" aui ClpthiHg from
t,WIs duT- II 4. tir!d~nprvUgh. grant Jury. Henry
jackson. assault GA Marion Brown. -. Annie Hill,
assault ,u Marion Brown. Is. Henry Whitlnn. As
,aU.g l.U, Il h. nj: s.. So. E'mure bemar-
charged nth assault and battery Frank L"U-h-
ran. Tie capi"arr, q have been a youug lady ia
tins end ma" fcaDu~N. - aud costs James
uk'-. ,unr,d, assault tnG battery Anna stokes,
lis f.. "A D., testified that jim. her La 10 and
j.. Ire ~ clock Sunday morning drank. She asked
Inns # h." Ia! brought some cotton Ch -he had ~
qUe.tU1 Inn e. bring her saturday morning. H.
f,id hrg and hen -" told him II hi- neglect; ne
got passion and beat her .TlCrfUiV AMI bIJ a
piece OF flesh at # her arm. She exhibited her
wound Io tho court. ~ hu imposed flu # ~Sp 81 s!N
months. Edward I.uu.y. loud and hHISt,r'Ii~. -.
jUls lrU~-y- street 'rutlpiy- So or thirty daN~.
! fuir arr, iuIf.te3 - CHat raj FIR swearing
ard using obscene ar-ua-c loud cHnu- "a T. be- heard
al ar md Tho nei-Hi 1rh...l. il'iu SGuI
Roth. FTHfau" lHnEu and aisord'Tl- C.0iUc.
ClaTE..1 nth running ~, bah 1T haU>" ia hugh.
aii,y without license Prrrlr~ saiI all ia, wanted
Was mooney enough ply Tor the iiiu T. and all
Nas collected was Culs about : -: s.. tnurh
l'a'll> DE- Irv.au. ard Indecent 'ti-rare H. sail
h. W. drunk 'ri Wa mot practice! drink r.. The
2 t'- Nv SHOW ~ 80 ,i.~ ~ least thai Er
-. j tn I'Uuc-...- -p'-- on yi3tk. john
brow i.rEra ttat h- was drunk and didn kG
vhtt L. vas doing. i % tIumrJ,r was imposed.
IE.,l WELDON. T,sur words l}'a stree: ~diI ~l-
vs~ .'i'fF al. i-, lat ut .Eiity Of iufluc W. r,.-
-fEst. -r-tI ., 'he giia-- AMI = :i.. ,-t-
/ iHT.-ol G. r-r D"ran. prf'ano IN the street. g
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THE COURTS.

NVI hI-JtfIVF NUIS.
To-day, Walter agt Neae: trustee subStit- ,oI
Albright agt. Emery Coal COMPANY. leave giv. ~
Inns. SIhrcy aud Kline ia sue receivers in -
and receivers 70 allow L. :. to remove 80, -.
s' e ~. Evans ACT. District: PRO conf s 't.t
b ooh B,nnl,niIe agt. SChn, ideT pro ,,f.." Al
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COLoRED EXCCRsIoNI<Ts FROM RIcU-
MoND.-fo-day about II o'clock an excur-
sioI party Of about 500 colored people arrived
~ the baltimore and Potomac depn, from
HcnfnonI, Va, by way OF the Virginia
Mlcland Railroad. They came u under the
auspices OF The Rev. John Jasper's Raptist
Slurch' ana were met here by Rev. ! n
BrOokS and many members of his congrega-
tlon- This afternoon religious services were
ned al Island Hall. They Will return this
evening. -
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kI-heU ter Uebsier.

viii oTneXe1 IN ii arb " f aamiui~trati6n, with
TIE viii u Jules sriasr rnfT uhliciticn directed.
rrnyeu md oSu:ttaI u Iluit, deceased was
r,urcrd her ri@htt.t prsnste, and the widow re-
Richter was app5-r elementary letters. Mary G.
cr.n If ONO sict tet guardian t. the minor chill
pIrr M aus,I. Itor-bond $50. viii Of Henry
In r., .-5s.I.f rof Fla~ Plumu"r C. citation filed.
TI,viU - 1ghu Wcug.r. order eNt@n linz tina
a--I l.tt.r. aartin Cady va admitted 10 probate,
t,na -. "s,1"d 10 John - Neal and Martin CadS-
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DILES AND FISTULA.

AMBROsIAL
~ Is fhs Richest Chemical Compound
FOR TIE
HAIR And TOILET. int.
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WASHINGTON ExPRFSs WRFCKEp-A
ItStTTcf Ser. fS,.tTe,i-The New York and
Wash gton express south, due at Whining
foD, Del. az i2:4i p. IN. yesterday, met with a
81 rlOuS accident y-steTday afternoon lust in
side the CT Y limits of Wilmington \ COW
ran betw cen The second and third cars and
Two cars were thrown from the track Id
e. implicitly wrecked. Sixteen persons were
more or less hurt, including Mrs. w. q. Pei
lock Of Baltimore and two Children. the for
mer badly hur;: Mrs. Supplee, of Baltimore
servant and child, the two former badly hurt;
Mrs. Cochran. OF Baltimore, badly hurt
VIM Ofme, of Georgetown, clerk o. the
WasEiretOn gss-iight com psny. slightly
hurt: Mis- Freeman. of BROOKLYN. and Rev.
John MeNatb, OF Virginia, both slightly
l1rt.
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Transaction. i'm Real Estate

The following Instruments in writing nave
been filed in the Office Of the Recorder OF
Deeds since our last report:
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NV DRAW FOR THE Lone BRIDGE-The
iaiis-unre and Potomac and Alexandria aud
Frcderteks burg railroad companies are en-
gagged In preparing to place on the IOug
bIldse, al The Virginia Channel, q new and
improved draw. in place of the pivo: draw
SIready there Tie present draw, IL will be
rene M bered, was made with ore end longer
man The other, and the new one will be bal
3ancei In The center. The wool work is be-
ING framed at TIE south end OF the bridge
~htre the timber and iron il being lanIcd on
Lev wharf pier, and quite q number OF
men are engaged on the work. "a is con-
tn plated 10 make the draw first class
piece OF work and permanent structure
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eeds since our last report:
TRANSFERS.
Margaret Kenny TO W. II. Mellar, SID
lot 81, square 49,. Eveling West 10 rhoS. +.
Waggaman. -, lot Is. square 5jS George
Smi;bson To Robert L. Smith, II $50, part
of lot iii LOonis' subdivision of orig inal lois
2, 81, 8, 6 ard Is, square s74 II +. casey to
c. Peck. $1,000, part OF lots - and II,
square 4g9. J III. Hewlett to Rose b: Darrell,
to s. s. nix. 15eo, 90 lot Is. Square rse icia
500, Let 1, square $50. j. R. Naifey 10 L. b,
w Wallace; = - part Of lots and 3, square
IedeIer. Sl.5,0, lots l0l and 1OI, subdivision
"a Mount Pleasant. Edwin Hcald TO Chas
Miller 81 200, lot %; sub of lot /, square 1913,
aud part 80, of sub lot I, same square. l.. A.
Dellwig 10 w. I. Hutchinson, So lot 20,
Dellw g's sub lot ., square rs.
DEEpS OF TRUST.
James Gallingham TO George II Plant, 10
block 10, in Todd and Browns subdivision of
Mount Pleasant. Abraham Thompson TO p.
IN Wright aud COx's subdivision of Pleasant
Plains. Eliza Webster to {. y. James and
Edward Temple, trustees. TO secure Emil =
OF square rorfh of square So. Caroline &.
Hall to &. +. Shafer and F. j. Heiberger, to
secure 6 orse F. Shafer $500 lol 3, Donald
Howlett 10 Il. W. Fowler and f. w. Down,
10 secure j. II. Darrell II 500, lot II. Browns
subdivision Mount Pleasant. j. a. BiIley TO
l. r. Fitch and X. c. Fox, 10 secure Mrs.
MS Fogarty to H.W. Garnet and Z III War
ner, ios cure Elizabeth Hudson - 800. lot y,
Riggs subdivision square 30. w. 7. Hutch
insOn 10 ID. o Caliiehan and Henry Ford, 10
secure l.. y. Heiwig -:J6, lot 20, sub. lot -
square $50 e. i Church to- L. y. Lambert
To secure John Van Riswick $500, lot IA,
square $40.
RELEASES.
III. y. Clark and VIM. y. Fenwick 10 Gao.
Smith, lot y. Lewis subdivisiolsof original
lots =. 3, !, 5, and 10, square 81. W. II
Ward aud Emil j. Friedrich 10 ! liza W-b-
sier, lot 10, square north OF square 5I5. WIN.
b Todd, jr-, 10 John o Evans, square soutn
OF square 40. +. Z. Il. Sands and y. III. War
ner, trustees, TO Dennis Fogarty, lot q,
Riggs subdivision OF square 3g5. +. w
Jones and j. j. Edson To Jonathan T.. Shep-
herd. sub. square 31S. George G.. Chapman,
trn~'e" 20 + Twin Heald lot %, part lot l.
square 1913 X. Fendall. trustee, to J. Henry
Albels, lot 4, Fendall's sub. square 2i2.
MISCELLANEOUS.
John Fitzgerald TO Hagner d Maddox,
trustees, deed OF trust to secure w. w. Sim
clair, SlGO, goods in house No 2153 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. q. w. Harrison to c. w.
Thorn, bill of sale on household furniture
No. Grant street
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DON'T LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.-The
splendid iron eteamer SUE"
CAPT W; q; Geog hegan, will resume Erf3AN
her SATCR EVENING TRIPSok17x<56D
70 ftDey Point, Mar-hstl's aud Point Lookout ON
SATURDAY, June s. Fare only 81 round trip
All accoDmodations first class. Leave Stephensone
wharf. foot of 7th street. every Saturday M n m
and returning arrive in Washington Monday morn,
ing at o'clock For state rooms and further irfar
nation apply 70 Stephenson Bro nh street - bsyf
CT 81 once, lSls Penny lysnia avenue.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

I AIDES SHOES.
Until AUGUST 4, I shall allow fis- -
count OF ten per cent on all cash safes.
las, III. VEHWIL1A.
go Niafh strosf.
Ladies Shoe. MADE TO RpER a short notice,
iye SIN
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Ia. 'RoNEMFNTS AT THE WASHINGTON
MARLET The Washington Market Com
pany haze IN The course of erection in the
court OF tbL building large brick building
eTn fronts q. the two win gs OF the present
structure. The rev building will cost from
SIS Geo TO $4,000. 1t is 20 feet long and So
feet wide, and thee stories IN height, the
lower story being divided into twelv e stores
Tor " hole sale dealers. IL Is in contemplation
10 offer TO lease one OF the upper stories 10 the
District for Police Court purposes. and also
for police station, and the remainder of the
upper part Will be used for offices, storage
DC IL Is expected that il will be ready for
OCCUPANCY by October Ist.
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M CUNNINGHAM, PRACTICAL HAT
Nl' TER, is prepared to do all kinds Of work -
In the Hat line, including Silk, Soft, Straw
and Stir Hats Satisfaction Guaranteed Fac A
tory, GAG street northwest myas-tr
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NorE.-I am determined 20 reduce this stock, ir
order 20 make room for immense stock q Fail and
Winter Goods, which have ordered already, to b
expressly Manufactured for me. Gall Of ouoe at
A. AUS,
1O11 Pennsylvania acer,se.
Between Tenth and Eleventh So.
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NEWS uf TlIh WEEK.
f9rstaANA ArtAsM*

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Hattas tie assafante iass ~ re*afs Il stlsnss u
contemplated INIT. un IN rsHsfars, ~ titseas4+ III
aaestaen arr ta t# sftisi ny t~sefaI nsshsis.
under afii III assafxtsnse With tits Ia. asen4 II
rsuf#f ~ tab sstann In aesssfsianee vgti iltt
rftneirse announced shtu snsars4i Wlwa
shr tiHisa ~ the Presidency. Yea arr. tttrtegv,
tist*ssa 70 see tia .s lfer orders isststd
The rsttessi II eald ,frnrs At early date irttn
their rte4sn. i~ssstnn ,n sush uanlat ssrra IL III
she siriniis ~ ma, be selected far their csYuat.
ssIgmea1 H. H. Iis,f@.
T. Hon. aearee ". Mrt'rafs. SECRETARY II War.
The seefetars of War inelursd copy " the
foregoing ~ uen. sherman. AMI charged him
with N. execution If the ufsler. naming the 9Th
20 Anil A. the time at whie, TIL withdrawal II
The tfoei~ should TAN. place.
New Orleans di@1mlch " ibe 2l.l eays
Saturday witnessed the complete disin,,Era.
.ion " the Packard Legislature. A raurn4 was
held IN tho morning, and, after discussing she
matter. q resolution was adopted. settling forth
that II WAS imfos~ihlc tn further keep np lie
srmhlancc NJ a Legislature. shortly after thu
members, sinRl, aud IN groups ~ three aInl
fonf, took their VA, up u Oah.F.lloNS Hall
and wsre sworn In Marnotl' being anniig thu
members. All but three senators .aiil alrus
half dozen Representatives. who. under
The resolution NJ tta Nichnlla IeRin.
lalufc, aru entitled to take their eeals, did
~. Gu,. Nichols ha- offered t. turn
over thu Governor contingent fund,
amounting 10 some .i0.0o0. for III. rnu,ose u
compcnaatng the policemen aud emrIas.- uho
have remained faithful ~ Packard. The
Presidents cummissian departed fr hu,nr ~,
saturday. They expressed Themselves highly
pleased At thu highly favorable termination IT
their lnlors.
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FIR thr iirst quarter IL thu current year the
snn,l,r II failures In ils, rnisei ssetrn ntakss
total II ?.s'ip, The amount uf IlaliliiieA tsing
shlhtS,VTi, ati ihr average liabilities fiuuin.
Iur the same lvtiod lasi year thcr. w.r. 4 sa#i
failures, with as.rag. liabilities III saanis.
Expression II almost universal thai tllefr
will " no great tronhlo fr,m praashorp.rs ilis
year III the usually devastated districts.
ES-ruridrnt Grant and family ~le,t several
days IN itaui.birr Ia, last week, A. the snestr
VI Don Cameron
Tho Military Academy nit Wet Point ha~
turned ont this yen. twiea NJ mnns graduates
n there arr vacant places fnr IN the army,
The fresh i@ef shipped u Europe during lho
eighteen months ending March lasi was a..
2Ts.siO pounds. valued nj tJ.0.G. tSl Tlrr
statement -hoM- d gradual increase frnm aG J.
mn pounds Ia October, lsT5, ~ a,7ni.s5a III
March thu present year.
On hearing uf tl,o imprisonment III tle to,,-
snl al Acapulco. M.sirn, SOME funr.riise weeks
aga. Wy Tho revolutionary authorities there,
President Hayes ufler.tl maltuf.war til that
lsft tn demand hIs release nismtei.a ~.
cci,sd at Washington firm the naval com.
mM.d,f report that the aunr,ii llaA h.ui, rpt
lcassd.
The steamer ine Mae nfantls hnrned ~
Tslse islnui. Two rassrlia.rH and Two uf tlie
crew wure iuTt
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taes iianaaau II sesssi sssragssta. tevssi,
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rs'nf. ~ whltlt ht usi shis laspaage "a
fsssYnlrs III susr tAw tlts right r. satas ihs
sa'ne rtRh'- tnisepa ~ every .ais cisiva IN
she state. NtHra .iasliss II " + tnAlt,,ainesl
ireagtlse sssuf equality, ani iss.i,i Il vi,
hsli si
1he Democratic srnasura and neml~fp III sl,e
fInus u representative. ~ The staic u illl
nsi. hass addressed 4 letter n the Hon W. u.
Morrison inanfsinR his eatsiitlar, fet sl~al.t
~ The national iicuse ~ representative ~
tl,r fHts s.fifih tps,rnss. aul urging lin H. III
In and win,
Ex-senator Aleora, ~ Mi.aissimd, has writ.
tei, hitter opposing lle Presidents l~lacy. a..
elarng II a triumph VI hnldnslng,
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YoREluN INrELLfoKNuE.

The rarsiana deny tilat llips have any inlan.
tion ~ adding tp tho troubles III Turkey hs
coming forward nj till Innrinre with claim
10 I,agda.l or any other portion u tile snial.s
doMiniohs.
The Gsar haa resolved that he VIII not M.
tempt 10 direct III taLu any l,nft personally Iii
Tho coming campaign, except III thn way If
general inspection ainl encouragement.
The Mediterranean squadron IL tile United
states has obtained thar.lui.ita psrinisslun T.
paTs through the narianollar Iintn la rnrte.
mud will immediately proceed o. tlie En.plerna.
Greece " preparing, IN raap ~ Mar. IT, lnei,e
ina1l,sesinn Ia ihe aresh ,tnvlae.v af 1rn,ls,
and III tIc Island II Crete.
dispatch frnm 1npan Announces ille defeat
VI The insurgents. anl their iiiehi IN thn tliruc-
tion " Hionga. Tho ii,snrree,ion Il regarded
NJ nearly ended.
nrpnrtn of a i.nssian alliance with Persia mr.
renewed, and II II said ihe Shah linz offered IL
send tO. 600 men 10 reinforce tho isnaran army
on the Georgian frontier II Turkey.
The Hcr,iAns are st.ienvofitg Ia ineise the
Greeks to war Again~s Turkey. v.ry rraihly
tho Greeks praposa - maintain n strict men.
tfslity.
IN his manifesto virtually declaring war
against the Ottoman empire, the Car declares
that, ~ the natural protector II tl,a sela,onian
nations oi thc East. no haa be.i, romp~li.. III
obtain by force IL arms tho protection which,
has heen refused through tho obstinacs of
thu Porte. and thAl tho war II not one
~ conquest. hut viii cvase after thoHe result.
have been secured. The manifesto also tc.
claroa that lltH#iA intends 10 occupy i,nlgaria
and hold thu province A. a material guarantee
Tor the execution u the reforms tha. rl,u Will
invite other European powers IL take lali lii
The occupation. and finally, that ahr disclams
any intention IL acquire t.rfitary permanently.
All the l.u.siaii merchantmen have quit Iii.
harbor VI col~taniinnple, aiid lhe li,,rrian
residents arr leaving the city,
Dispatch from Od'ssa, thu great l,ussian
Hraln mart. reports that an early Lomlm,dlneul
uf thal town IL expected
Lord Derby declared. Ia d speech Ii, iha
Engii1h lIos,~e III IorsiA, few days agn that
Turkey "mnst not rely On material support
from England
According Ia adsicen fram thu l,0ssIan frun.
tier, tho Car tfnops are moving very rluwl,
ua account IL bad r,ads and hai weather.
TIM Ilp,,niAnian reads arr In such lluleiraa
hato that three weeks Ii naii,.a ~ the sllast.l
tim. III which the, can IL n,adp III f,r h.as,
military transport. The rnIsic.ipn has etaslu,
ally daMiud tlal far larger fnrr. l. required
fof the task which l;tisra has hofu,. ll,t than
Was q. hrrt prepared.
The mobilization uf thn whole ls,isaial army
has Dean agreed upon.
isnnmania has entered iuc MI alliai,ep. ull.i..
1Isc and dufcnniso. With itnssil,.
Al TIN city u karH. i port pn the southeast.
ofn sl.p,u ~ the Hack sea, tnu I,,lLr atp -
Parted ~ having completely destroyed te l,i...
eian sica consulate. From ka1s may. tlal..
FIRE. have como thu first overt NIT IL lhv
Mar
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Effects on thc United states Or War In
EnrOlW.

The exports III Russian WHEAT nre H..
WlO, tNNl bushels Il yrar, anl tlir eApofiH
Ut Turkish wheat io urrat Britain alone
were 4. J.HOD, NM bushels inst year. Iii tho
even. Of war. this expert would lm large.
N arrested. mud the exl,orts III thia roiiii.
try eorreHpnndinsly increased. The
oiher produce nnh provision exporis III
this country wonll he likewise stimula-
tel, mud No wOul, the manufacture III MI
munitions nf war. The people II this
country would haye III pay il higher
price Tor everything FIR wllirh The for
sign dsmnnd Increased, anl wi,ai VIVA
Hainot IN tl,r above exports would br
lort Ia cotton. petroleum nild many minof
products for which, Iii time III war, there
would lr lrHs eall. All the lea,linp n,ar.
krts wumll brnme dsnornliz.al, nnl
speculation. which IL now fairly giving
vny before the spirit IT economy nn,l
l,nrl work. would be reinatated ~ ilic
chief mptiye VI business. The financial
effects would he morr uniformly IN ui,f
filsor, although the demand for American
Investments would he largely oii'aet l,y
the snle of American securities On liz
uth.r ni.le ly those who wanted u iI,,rni
In tho new lpnnn TINT will i,r offered.
The movement uf gold to this .unnir,
would W. probably increased u, war.
AMI this Muilll llnysa favorable iniinens
IN tllr resumption II specie payments
l,y ti.a United Stnle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
The ('urSc Or Al,vImt.

unl, \ tew ,rarH aHo !, n. Mortimer
wins nil actor III thi~ city lic wins lnn,i.
snnl,', talented. anil uijoyeI popularity
ul,inI ii tint INV iull hy Muniap,lr ni
Mallark's. l'hnrne 1T the Union Hsiuurt.
~ tpghlan III I'll. t'iftI, Avenue. III wna
il,ii n,lplaHss,i TINT hr would fparl, iln
higlnsl rink II, hin profession. liz H..
,alnr .lrnIknrL, Int for while n,an
ugcrn endured hin irregularities h.rn,iH,,
of liiH attn4tistinsa with thr public. III
went ~ California. nl,I w an,ll heard ~
him IN u performer IN concert minnr.
Tie latest ol him iHil,r following ,lrscrip.
tim frpm the H.,n Francisco Trmieft !.
!" 4 se.iy, blnatsl man. who leaked IN "
lla aas draining tie enp III bitterness Il,
ll, ,'n'nA. ~tHat,.r.sl up ~ The luneIl
.sainisr ~ u s,l.sul III k.arny street md
lntH,d ipr 4 l,lult 1T sotll. I'LL give
i I" yun. .ai,l il,e salnDn nnn. bnt yun
n,lati,t ,.,ms blinunling round llrr.. 1in
iellpw ei.,put,l tlu nplp raycnu,lal,
nlI iilsn l,.ga,d fpr Aomo meni. NJ /.
Won " Fai.n spnr coup. nnw gui mt.
OnIy i little hi, pleaded iii. man.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.

III delegation ~ Quak.t~, aho called 81,
him the otl.r day with petition, fur i eoli,l.
iiaiien u tllu "inne. policy IN Indian affairs.
tho firHlden. remarked that hu will b. In fa,ur
of i4ace everywhere bnl ihat l,o may mol ir
quite 40 far advanced On that li,uptInn a1 lila
,istafr, fur h. believes ,hat ih.r. Ii oeeasinn
as,,ei,neH IL resort 10 military force. III other
words. ha II willing ii tight for lpaeo ii HI
cant Eci IL IN Mi, other way.
Tiu ltesldens has ai,Ininial tho lion. john
A. kasaan, II Iowa. A. Minister 10 Hlaii,, u
e,,eessi llie Hon. Caleb Cushing.
late Washington dispatch says as.ere.
iars klsfmal aud other .flir.rsuf ihs treasury
arr preparing. W rarill, an ,hr rr.s.,,,s ~
utl.r husin.ea viii allow. fur vigorous nsef.
hauling ~ internal revenue inatt.ra Til.
will include s~elal Al.ulion d, tl,e .a,lli, III,
efsaaing frauds III The ahisas tax. III. lullug
Prices ln W.at.fh eiii.s II taken Il. lpsiiisu
rtonf thai ihr ring Il Iiun,ls ~ IL. f..s again
Iln linrsisn GRAND lIulu4 A.sis and e,i,.
a,anli,ie ralIsd M lle President ,le etlsr ,las
anil a.rs Hospitality received and uu.,ta,l,el
l..lnrtH 81 thu Treasury Department Ailnw
iiiat iin cnt,,i.ff,i.inH ~ rur ltii.eilail, III
stfs II increasing rapidly, il.t4its fr.ni iIhv
Hack Hills nalllinn tli. coinage VI counterfeit
~5-uiseUa alli .s,lip arfsriA.
H. W Nutr~. ~ Michigan. has been ap,s,int-
81 by Secretary scllufe superintendent ~ III.
tcllpwrlnnu National lark.
GEORGE A. khneder, prominent and
wealthy Chicago German, has L,un appointed
Minister ~ Switzerland
Tho President haa arlnintnd A. A. ffoen,a,,.
~ T.nnurHee, Assistant Attorney U.nefai III
lie l'u.tsaire Department
Washington correspondent aasM Ilis tlu,-
sii,m.nt II Hi,inH III Htteuiian IL The L.ini,ia
ahlei II ~ saisl ai lilels u t.sit ~ III, ship.
building ~ ilil- etfilallls ~ consequence ~ llr
Iainlaat VII \ lanttnlant shirlniI,lrf sinl
rmufettsd e,th III, ~ ns,nt utsal Iii AilhI,.t
this wask htat.d tia. mon steamship IAN hu