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Il
Johns Restaurant, corner ,th and d SIS.
THE MERE THor,HT Of rheumatism sends a
shudder through the whole system. Dufaats
HeainGtfc Remedy cures the worst case.
Lcdit}e's Headache SPECIFIC never fails TO fire
the worst case of headache.
\ FINE BLACK DRESr SrJr Ar as. a hesutifu,
aiaSonai Coat aha Vest To match and me pair
OF rants az SfS, best bargain In the city. Can
ahd see our fine English Beaver Overcoat in an
III ulnerent shades for S12 81. former price Sl1,
at CHARLES kaufmanS. 9ls 9TH, bet. and X.
HATS. GLOVES AND UNDERWEAR
Gents SIX Hats. a and S.: stiff FeltS, g TO s.;
SOFT FeitS, $3.50 TO s.; good stiff Hats. 81:
Gents nice soft Wool Hats. 75c. and 81;
Splendid assortment OF winter Gloves;
Metlcated Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers:
Fine stock white Merino do. do, %. 50, ,5c. 81.
$1.50;
Extra heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, SOC.
Neck-Wear, Hosiery. Knit Jackets. &C. &c
Also. an immense stock OF Boys Hats AT all
prices, 1Iom soc. to s.. 80 mice ones .5c. and sly
Lc"fS, wv III ST.
SELECT FRIED OYSTERS IS cts per dozen in box.
at Cnas. MadeS, corner Sd st. and Penn. ave. .
WE SHOULD Nor SUFFER FROM COUCH. which
Few doses OF A gers Cherry fectordt win cure
Time, comfort, health, are all saved by it.
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
1t corrects acidify Of the stomach. relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
dtarrhGa, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An old and WELT tried remedy
Is cents bottle.
THE VERDICT OF HALF THE WoRLD.-The en-
tire western hemisphere pronounce Murray
Lanman's Florida Water the most delicious per-
tune for the bOudOir, the ballroom. and the
path, that chemistry has yet succeeded In eX-
tracing from living flowers.
PHYSICIANS ARE AMAZED, patients delighted
the doubtful sienced, and all who have eyes to
see, or ears TO hear, more than satisfied by the
absolute certainty with which Hate's H0aey of
HOrehOnRd and Tar cures coughs. colds hOal.se-
ness and every affection OF the lungs and throat
tending to consumption.
Pike's IOothdche Drops cure toothache in one
minute. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents.
NATIONAL TASTE CLEARLY DEFINED. The
sale OF AtkinsOn's White Rose exceeds that OF any
other perfume and constantly increasing. can
hardly fall short OF quarter OF million bot
ties annually.
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fisehers Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 900 G street. near
9th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether Of American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work ia
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
SeSSlng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
FOR 81 n. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up to $3.50 window. Wool blankets from so
cents to 81 pair, by cleaning number a re-
auction In price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His
dry cleanser removes grease spots effectually
nom any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as If newly made.
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THE COURTS.

OyERc0ATs of every description at popula
prices The largest assortment TO select IRON
EiSeman Bros, corner It'll and E.-Adut
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THE MERE THopGBT OF rheumatism sends a
shudder through the whole system. Duran rs
RI eansatic Remedy cures the worst case.
Loditie's Headache SPECIFIC never fails TO n-,re
the worst case of headache.
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diagonal Coat and vest To match and n rSne nair
OF rants az sis, best bargain in the city. Call
qua see our fine English Beaver Overcoat. in an
tie dnerent shades, for S12 81 former price Sl1,
at Charles kaufmanS. 9lS 9TH, bet. and X.
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DRY GOODS.


Splendid Cashmere al colors all wool. yari wide,
soc. good Black silk 75c, soc Al IS 81 So: elegant
do. $I75, a. and - beautiful Back NelNet
81 80 and -: Blankets. Blankets Blankets: tien,s
and Ladies Underwear cheap: shetland ShaWls at
81 20; Pacific percaes dark colors, soDa style -, .
worth l2c all Linen Hsndkerchiefs Sc Colnfor
Spreads Linen and Cotton Sheetinc. Canton Elan
mel J. &, & 10, l2ls and up 20 2sc Red TNiesI
FLANNEL at Coo. for mems underwear sar3nSs les-
than any ether flannel made.
LCTTREIL & WINE,
nctca.r 1880 Pa. ace, cor 20th II
CHEAP CARPET HOUSE.
God Ingram CARPETS. q, Al. Sc.
Extra Heavy Inerains IS and So.
All Wool Tapestry Ingram patterns 90 % 1Sc.
Lowell Extra Super lngrains sc.
Good Style Tapestry Brussels. IS % 90c-
Paper CARPET Lining. good. &c.
Rorsierinss, Stair ana Hall Carpe,s, cheap.
Full Size White Blankets, S1-Sa -. S2aO.
Calico Comforts Cotton Filling. low prices.
Curtain Lacee az cost 10 close out.
DRY GOODS STOCK az lowest marke: price
~ Allow no one 20 underseli US
Il. N. NtcDA1N.
oct2tfr sOy Market Space.
~
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THE TINE Has CONE 10 provide youths. bows
and children with fall and winter garments. To
do so advantageouSly go 10 the Boys Clothing
House OF b. Robinson Co., 800 Pennsylvania
avenue. The stock is immense and prices low.
4fff
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OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OYrlCYR,(
WASHINGTON, Nov. /, 1873.
For the middle Atlantic states clear or part
y cloudy weather, westerly winds, stationary
eli lower temperature, higher pressure.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following is the readings of the thermom-
eter at the Signal Office during the day: am,
$50; I35 a. m, $50; ~ midday, 42o; 100 D. H. &c
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Cashmere DE LTNDE

CASHMERE DE L'INDE.
y 1he leading novel French material for wraps
and dresses Atwood Cashmeres. ladies Clcths i'm
cts Hosiery, Kid Gloves, &c. very cileap Baaut,fnl
pan,asse Dress Goods 25c per yard. All wool
Width and very stylish French Novelties Dress
Material. only .Sc. 4 splendid Lyon tsros GRAIN
Sllk 81 yard White Wool Flannals I2J5t. ler ward
The best wearing, best hitting and Ilo~t l,eauttnT
finished 3-hrtton Paris Kid Gloves IN the United
States Tor the money Gin all ColorsD II Is Wal-r,
Ia - Beached Cotton, lo,. Clarks hes. 300 yard
spool Cotton. DC 6 Spools for Csc Ba.k Cssl6ar,e
Sbawls OF the best make IN the word from "a - M
Black helyets, $3.50 ard UP. Black Cashmeres
37tc. up, at
BR0DHEAD K cos
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4 WIFR's RIGHrs.-Yesrerlay in rho Eouitr
tourt, Judge Humphreys made decision ii, the
ease nf snllth agt. ToEse that the money OF the
husband, the court would apponf q RECEIVER to
rent the properly aud apply the rents TO the
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CLERKS and others going home m vo.e ,,-,o
ts-sife proper outfit for that purpose sill b..
Iniepsted IN the announcement OF S,rars the
Sioliuef IN announcer column. But not tbos,.
alone. The can't-get-awayS ara e.uaJIv 'n,e
ested In knowing where they can Get The he +
for the least money 80
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Tnoma, DovIino ar,e
DODeer, sold yesterday afternoon. for j. III. e.
Young, trustee, &c acres of land with Comfort
ape dwelling ana out buildings. on the heights
above Georgetown, being the estate OF the late
lanes II. Calsten, 10 Miss J Isle Young fol,
s sS Der acre.
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uOUSEFURNIsHING GOODS.

ii nnN 0OoDs'
We invite special attention Of purchasers n our
Iull and complete stock of HOTSEFTRNISHISa
GOODS, which we have Just received, and which we
are pTerared to oner at very low prices VIZ:
Tapestry Brussels and ingram Carpets, in ali the
new designs; Rugs, Mats and Floor Drugvets i'm
treat Narlefy Raw Silks, Jutcs French aud Rnslish
Tretonnes; Frnged Jute Curtains, something new ;
Lace Curtains IN all grades and styles.
An inspection of our stock is solicited
HOOE BRO Co,
sep1-ly 1923 Est, near Ebbtt House
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NOVELTIES IN FANCY AND PLAID RIB
N B0NS, PLAID SILKS, &c, at
oct2S1w DAVIS
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AN "iNpuCEMENT."-Fried oysters. % cents
per dozen IN box. Schwing d Clarke's 9Th
and G. Streets - - -
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" VI. X. RILEY.
w AT HIS NEW STORE.
CoENER OF 9TH AND r SrSFl.rs
is daily receiving NEW GOODS oI an linds
Full stock of Black andC olcred - h
Black and COlured Cashnert,s
BACK English Grape and Graz . N.5fs
LARGE LOT OF NEW CIDAKS
Of the best make and finish
Our stock is fun in ali departments and We ipvi,a
all in want Of Dry Goods - ca and .ats through oar
stoch NM x. RILEY.
Corner Sth dad 4 sfs.
Erl Ilr.sg.1
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UNDOUBTEDLY the cheapest dry goods in thi
CITY; Sheeting cotton, pure white, excelen
quality. very wide, reduced TO zoe One ya:1
vide calnbricS, reduced to Sc. Car1er's Marke
Space. Pure wool cassimeres for boys wear
SOC: Black waterproof cloth, nearly two yard
vide, only soc. Blue waterproof cloth. pure
wool. 81. Beautiful calico. sc DR.. Warner
health corset, very cheap Ladies' balbriga.
English hose 25c.-3drt
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GOHENS LOAN OFFICE, corner of 7th street
~ ana New York avenue, entrance on New <A
y t. CITY, Money loaned g the lowest rsfe0 q
@ lnaeeee On God ana silver Mascn9 ~ ans
ss,sass. Qosains. cslSe6. aEd q S9dsle: D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

KING once asked ithe Originally RothSchiid
how he became sd immensely wealthy. ROths-
child answered by buying dear and selling
cheap. Mr.. Justh, better known OF Justh'S old
stand, has followed Mr.. Rothschild'S method for
Years, and has opened a branch adjustment
Those that would Ike null explanation of the
aooSe SHOULD call and see him. See advertise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

THE EXTENSION OF THE CAPITOL GROUNDS
Yesterday afternoon, in the District Court
Judge Humphreys, the ease OF Secretary OF the
interior vs. certain lots in square 5.5 and $40
was up. and costs taxed as follows: United
states marShafS fees. $50; clerk of the court
s22oo; advertising. $3.50: III. III. Wells attorney
Tor Carl SchHrZ, $500. The bill of the commits
sioDers Iof compensation was held for further
consideration. Adjourned to November 10Th
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\ HORSE DROPS INTO A SEwER-Onn OF The
horses belonging 10 col. Wright. contractor for
sweeping the streets. last night fell into a man
hoie, corne: 81 h and 9th streets. The animal
started down tie sewer towards the 10th street
crossing. one of the men entered the manhoIp
AZ 10th street To Try and save the horse wb,,.h
WAS valued at S2o0. but discovered that one of
Its legs had beeh broken. and IL was shot MIR
Wright has filed a claim OF 500 for the loss of
The horse
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CARPETS, CARPETS, CAKpE1s.-Immense as
sortment ingrains, two-ply, I5c.; ingrains 3
20, 60 CSC; cottage carpets, 25c.; oil cloths ali
widths; blankets from So per pair up; bed COM
Sylvania avenue, south side, near 1th street.
4 8cf.
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FLANNELs, FLANNELs-Red twilled 20, ~. 30,
Sc. white wool flannel, ~, Is, Is, 20. PC; can
Ton nannelS, g. S, 10, I2c.; shawls large stock 10
make selections from, from $3.50, 81, $3.50. So,
$3.50, 81; cloakS, S. So 81, IS, $40 and up; black
all wool cashmereS. Soc; mohair alpaca 25c;
blankets and comforts, immense stock; at Tow
sons, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south SIDE near
9Th street
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READ Reeds advertisement to-day II you want
= save money.
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The EXHIBITION OF CAPT BOGARDUs. til,
celebrated wing shot. at Eagle Park yesterday
was attended by quite a crowd: among Other.
Sir Edward Thornton. His first feat was Il
break 45 out of 80 glass balls, and he broke 1;
In six minutes. He then broke 10 out of 20 i,
81 minutes. With back to the trap he sprune
70 balls, and turning broke "a in AZ minutes
His greatest feat was to break 100 balls in min
uteS sprung from two traps. He broke 80 il
IS, minutes
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CATTLE DISEASE IN VIRGINIA.--The Alexandria
f,d-efte Of yesterday says: The disease among
The COWS seems TO be alarmngly on the increa g
in this city. Many persons have lost valuable
inllch COWS. and hardly a day passes without
five or six being added to the number Some
hotisekeepers are becoming very much alarmed
on the subject of milk, as many gallons are sold
which come from diseased cows. Should there
be no change for the better shortly the use OF
milk Will become more hazardous than that OF
stronger liquids. The cows are taken sick ST. ;.
denly and die in a few days.
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MARKET THIEF.--Aboat Ia O'clock this
morning Officer SmOOt discovered one or the
ooors OF the Eastern Market open, aud on ex-
ANIMATION saw cOlOred boy run out OF the
aoor. The officer pursued him. but without
suctssS The thief left behind him bag con-
cahdS, which he had stolen from the market
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DEEDS IN FEE have been riled as follows
J. Ii. w. Burley to Jabez p. Campbell, lot 3, 81
~; 81 1000. Z. NJ. Chaplin ct al, trustees. L
charles Clrlsliani, lot "a, So. 200; $l,65O. RoX
Same 10 c. N. Thorn, lot s and 9. So. 81; s.. Jas
Mccarthy to Tobias Talbert. lot % 81 500. &
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BUILDING AssoCIATI0S.-The third annual
meeting Of the Second Cooperative Building
Association was held Wednesday evening" The
report OF the treasurer showed: Receipts,
s5I ,s092 "a; disbursements, $51,905O5, leaving an
uneXpended balance OF $704.19; assets, $65 SCI "a
number OF shares at present ON roll. s4O.6; re-
manning unsOld, ia; present value of one share,
ed as follows: Geo. White, president; A. Depue
vice president; j. T. Petty, treasurer; o. F.
thompson, secretary: directors, W. I. Walker,
4. Archer, &. B. Church, j. A. and W. j.
Stephenson, j. n. Birckhead, w. A. Thompson
and e. p DOM
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ZINE DRESS SHIRTS
made to order of wamsaltta muslin
ana nne Linen Bosoms for 81 IS ready to put on
FINEST Dress SHIRTS made 10 order of the very
best material in the most elegant manner and per
iectiy satisfactory at guaranteed, for - IS
our "E. SHIRT ready made for 60 cents uufiu.
iAhed, and one dollar ready TO put on is s;mnIy =
wonder. 49, " Ap-S
The Mystery" or our A SHIRT al IS cents in
made OF Mansutta muslin and extra fpe linen
1 s We consider this the cheapest SHIRT In
The Hannis" SHIRT at so cents is made Of wam
sutta muslin and twenty one hundred Linen 18th
linen sleeve bands ~ WIN
The Great Southern" SHIRT st 90 cent? is the
same as the Hannis, only being oIen Front
We guarantee every article We se I to LIE as repre
sented or the money VIII be returned.
NEGINNISS'
BRANCH SHIRT FAcToRY,
sepl4fr 1909 r street ar.
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fstsn DfOre Yards Oct. 81. 1ssS.-There We're "a.
cattle offered and Is left over; 80, butchers car
Tie sold at prices ranging from 3 to 81 cts p.r
go sheep and lambs-O.d sheep sold from 10
cts. per pound; lambs from 4 TO s cts per
pound: Is COWS and calves sold at prices rang
Ing nom $50 70 500 per head. Marker dull
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TAS. HI. VERMILYA,
LADIES FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER,
go 9th street, opposite Patent Once.
fine stock Of LADIES' BOOTS of my -
own make, suitable for fall and winter
wear, for sale at reasonable prices. sep3Otr
OSTRICH and every kind of ORNAMENTAL,
" FEATHERS, dyed and manufactured at the
FRENCH ESTABLISHMENTS GIG 9Th street. oppo
site United States Patent Office. my23fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-20
DISCRIMINATION IN FREIGHT RATES.
William II. Vanderbilt has written the fol

lowing letter on discrimination III freight rates:
GEORGE WILSON, tsg Secretary Chamber of Commerce:
DEAR SIR: am in receipt OF the resolutions OF the
Chamber OF Commerce adopted on the Attn OF
April There is grave error in the as
sumed facts upon which the resolutions are
based. The New-York Cntral and Hudson
River Railroad Company has not entered into any COM
bination to discriminate against NewlOrk or its ner-
chants In freight charges In favor OF other port ON
the contrary this company has endeayOTed Tor years
mast II do away with the differences which have hereto
fore existed and concert with the Erie Railway sue
Ceeded after long aud desperate struggle, IN abolish
ing about year ago these determinations. This result
gave 10 him the advantages as were enjoyed 10y the
merchants Of any rival city; certainly no more could be
reasonably asked. ,.
To requre the New-YOrk roads to carry fTcights to
and rOn the West at rate which wOuld disregard tue
excess of cost OF transportation from Philadelphia and
Baltimore and from foreign ports would give TO the
New York merchants such advantages as would destroy
The commerce Of those cities. Their roads would not
submit 20 tbs would these cities permit them to
until they had exhausted la the struggle to main
tain a fair equilibrium M
TIE New-York roads have put this city equality
with the favored rival To this position they are
thoroughly committed ahd they Will stand by 1t under
all circumstances the rest remains with Its merchants
So long their opportunities favorable those
They 30 not need-nOr ought they 10 ask their
railroads.&c. preciptae war of determination on be
half OF principle which Is opposed all established
rules OF trade, SuCh contest would permanently iujurc
the roads, derange a business during ITS continuance
and result In no good In the end
In INV communication TO the Law Committee OF the
Board OF Aldermen, fully explained my views this
question: and had hoped the statements then made would
prove satisfactory. Respectfully yours,
Ts,o- ToTk, April IS 1873. W. H. Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-20
SEVERN ID. MOULTON.

Severn ID. MoultOn, formerly tax commits
soner OF this city, died yesterday morning at his resi-
dence No $50 Lexngtonaye In the wear
Of his age. He born at Floyd Oneida County
NJ V, and at the age Of twenty-five years. ell
tered the naval service, purser's clerk, on
board the soop Of Falmouth. During
an extended cruise in the Mediterranean, lie learned
some Of the methodical habits which afterward
marked his life. lie became resident OF this CITY
forty years ago after living for n short time
Albany. He was elected member Of the Leglsat
In $40 and was afteTward reelected lie took leadin
part in the movement against the Tweed ring was one
OF the Committee OF Seventy, and offered in
public meeting citizens To OF twelve 10 hang
Tweed In 1873 he was appointed Tax Commissioner by
Mayor Havemoyer, with whom he terms OF
the closest friendship. He retired from office
on May 1879 since which time he had been living
quiet life with his family.
Mr. Moulton was connected in the coal busI.
ness with Thomas Plnckney, OF this city and
John X. White, OF Philadelphia, ana succeeded
in anasgng comfortable fortune He took great in
ter-st In educational aud church matters being one az
the original trustees OF the first public school In
the cid Twelfth Ward, now the Nineteenth Ward He
was OF commanding face and figure, and possessed
rugged constitution. He died In the OF ali
his faculties, after an illness OF nearly MONTH from
plslro-pb eumonia. His son, Francis ID. Moulton at
tended him during his last hours. ~ =
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to organize board Of three officers, not below the RANK
OF car-Admiral. who shall examine into tne case o.
Commander Busbrod b. Taylor, aud sucn otnsr oicps
of the navy as deem themselves unnety pasl over
by the promotions made In conformity WIN the Act Vi
Congress approved July 20, 1866 Adopted -, T.,
valid Pensions reported back the Senate Dill
tue pension OF General James Shields from $50 10 200
MIR. MILLS Dem, Tex) moved to amend by inereas'
ing the pension to 800. Agreed TO- inc b' was pseu,
Mr. GOODE Dem. Va.) moved that the iI4tso 90 INT
Committee of the Whole the private calendar, ava
that debate on the pending bill (Ghe william Gbd hhly
College Bill be closed in two hours ,-..--..,.,,
Mr.. CONGER (Rrp., Mchl OF o,ed tn3 latler inolou'
which was, however, carFied-leas lOI; nays, Va.
Mr.. Conger then moved that the House adjourn, and
adjourn to-day, II be 10 meet on Aionuiy t ILL.,,
yeas and nays ordered on that motion ktjected.
After consuming two hours IN voting upon ulliory
motions which were defeated, the H0usc-1t ilOoei0cE
took "A until 1880 p ~ the evening session "
be for the consideration OF buah Is reported iioh INC
District OF Columbia Committee.
Wnen the House met tins evening, NJ 1880 D. rn' Tor
District of Columbia business, the SPEAKER called MI
Vance Dem, y. CO. TO tne cnair. .,
MIR. RANDALL then said rise, for the fret time IN
pi2uation. / ma in The STIR OF this evening
"A statement that { nave verbally requested Nj.
Glover, the chairman OF the Committee on
Expenditures N the Treasury Departmenito lnye'1iSale
The Office OF the Strgeant-aArms OF this House. Thcrc
Is not syllable OF truly In the statement nor Rehi
OF warrant It, FIRST, know nothing whatever OF ne
action OF the Sergeant-aArms III the discharge OF his
duties that needs Investigation; ahI, secohu, nave
never had any conference whatever with Mr.. Glover
on the subject, have | directly or lndrec'iy
had any communication Win hlll tlibk II Is uUe 10
the Arms state this II myself were Che
only involved never would have noticed IT, Dlt rs
the statement reflects, perhaps, on the h0ueSiN tue
hlry and the honor OF another, at once aud promptly
bill ieyying a tax on all dogs in the District was
Mr. BLACKBURN Dem, XVI. from the same commit
tee reported back the bill relating to the Washington
Market Company. 80,
After some dscussion but without action the bill,
the House, at 1908 o'clock, adjourned until to-inOil1N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-20
HENRY A. MINTYRE ARRESTED.
IRrADY OK THE WAY 10 COLORADO.

AfLApl w li' Wal ~ No''HAD''
Henry A. Mcintyre, late president of the
First National Bank of Lake CITY, and ycepresident Of
the First National Bank Of Colorado Springs,
rested in THIS city yesterday. superintendent Wailng
states that ho received information, March l. that
Mcintyre had led from Colorado after embczzng about
100000 1t was alleged that Mcintyre after the death
OF tne president of the bank at Colorado Springs and
before the vacancy was iled secured from the
deposits the bank between $4,000 and $4,000, and
rciypothecated stock of the two banks to
embezzlemcnt first made public, Mcintyre
published card denying the charge and stating that he
could he found, when wanted at Long Branch. The
officers who went there to arrest him were unable To
find him. He afterwards found IN this city at the
Aberdeen Hotel at TWenty-frst 81. and Broadway OF
which hotel his brother Is the manager His
movements were closely watched, and Yesterday,
the necessary papers having been procured, Detective
Cunning of the Central Oncr, arrested him Mcintyre
started with the Colorado officer last night for Denver
Mr. McIutyrc is a fine looking man, apparently about
twcuty eie years OF age. He has wife, who is left
with his brother, at the Aberdeen Hotel.