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CHARGES AGAINST New YORK CrSTo. 8
ILERk.-Special Treasure Agent BrackrtI T, ..
celved from Washington Saturday copies Z
charges OF serious nature made by impoI1er !,
against Colonel David +. Austen one of q, /,
principal entry clerks in the custom hol>a
and the Colonel of the 18th regiment uf Brool
lyn: Captain Bracket il specially instruct [
Dy secretary Sherman Ia make Il speedy il
EeStlgallon 0f the charges. and 10 report q
them without delay. copy uf the charg 2
was not TO be obtained for publication. hut .
Was learned from the custom house author
tleS that the merchants allcge that Col AuStr.l
visited them subsequent 10 the abolition of q 4
old entey order system on the 18Th of la /;
month by orders from Washington and i'm J.
mated 10 them that he would hook out special :
Tor their entries, and pass them promptly frc
reconsideration. Under the old system Son :
OF the custom house entry clerks got an ille, 4
lee OF Is cents in addition to their salary :
S2,JW from the government for every rntr .
that they passed for merchants and broker.
The brokers say that their income from q };
source amounted 10 very large sum NearIs ,
ana that the payment of the fees led To favur-
ltism. Those who paid the fees had their g.
tries passed promptly, while others waited or
had their entries thrown out for trivial erro1-,
IN. Y. Jour. Com. Igtb
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SHOCKING TREATMENT OF A WoMAN.-A
Cincinnati Commercial special from Vir-
Ewes: a cOurtesan, was taken to the woods
short distance from the city, and after horri
bic treatment by several ruffians fire was
burned to a crisp. After several days of in.
tense suffering, she was discovered by persons
who had her removed to the county asylum
No arrests have been made,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15
Another EaIInrn

NEW YORK. March lA.-Baldwin & T1ag,s.
nat manufacturers at NonkerS who had a .
agency al ~ Greene street, i'm this city hal /,
failed. The liabilities are heavy.
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SHIP CARPENTERS STRIKE AT CLEVELAND.
A special dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
from Cleveland, March II, says:-A consider
able strike OF ship carpenters occurred i'm the
shlp-yards OF Thomas Quayle & Son this morn.
ing. The firm received much credit at the
opening, of the winter on account of the care
they took to provide work for the men. Dur
ing. the winter and until the present time,
now demand an advance of % cents per day.
They have been getting from 81 80 to s.. 10 per
day. Mere than l25 men are engaged in the
diSatfectiOn.
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Cremation.

NEW YORK, March ia dispatch from na u.
riSburg, Pa says that a bill was introduced r.,
the house yesterday making cremation 4
crime. II will probably pass
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ANOTHER EMEUTE has occurred at Prince
ton, New jersey, this time between the col
legians and Seminarians. Two of the latter
were beaten, and six of the cOllegians have
attempt to set fire to the old Seminary build
ing. The latter charge grows out of the ex-
plOding of fire crackers to celebrate the pass
ing through their final examination. One of
the prisoners was released, but the others will
be bound over to await the action of the grand
jury in Nav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. - One
hundred and eighty four towns give Prescott,
republican, 5,694, Mexican, democrat, 81, 1864,
and scattering 1872. The towns so far heard
from give the republicans lS4 and the demo-
Gratis III in the house.
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Very ThaukTuI.

1uOkhlcIbNN. y. -. March Ia 'alN y
stewart, who VAS sentenced 10 be hanged T. !.
kuing railroad fireman. received comm .
tation 10 NJ years imprisonment this morninv %.
ne y greatly changed for the better since his
sentence, and VAS not expecting a commune
uon. lie received IL guistly and without aI,y
outward expression NJ Joy. hut Is very thank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

MR.. BLAINE'S HARDY PIONEER"-T The
'.hardy pioneer" of Montana. for whom Mr..
Blaine pleads so elOquently, is wholesale
speculatOr, who cuts the government timber
by thousands of cords. and grows fat on the
prOfitS.-( GIN. Gazette
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REMARKABLE MURDER CASE.
Six White Children Kill q Negro

NEW YORK. March ia special from Co
lumbia, SC, says that six children are being
tried in Edgefeld for the murder of a negro
Two of them are girls, and the oldest of them
all is nine years. Deceased was IA years Old
and had threatened to whip the crowd, which
led to bOyish fight, during which the negro
was struck on the head with stone, from fhe
effects of which he died.
mot Guilty"
COLUMBIA, SC, March l5.-The Jury in Cne
case of the six children on trial here for the
murder of negro youth, returned a verdict
of not guilty, and the children were returned
to their parents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

~ The extensive wine and liquor establish
ment of Matthew Keller, Philadelphia, was
seized by revenue officers yesterday for al
legged evasion of revenue laws.
- Matthew McHugh, aged AZ years, has
been convicted at New York of outraging his
daughter, aged II. and sentenced to twenty
years in the state prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

ABOUT FIFTY MINERS of the Potomac
cOmpanys mines, near Cumberland, held a
meeting on Tuesday on the wages question,
when twenty-five were in favor of going to
work at 40 cents, and twenty-fOur in favor of
holding back for 80 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15
HUNYADI JANOS.
THE BEST NATURAL 4PERIENT.

THE LANCET.-"Hunyadi Janos.-Baron Lie
big afhrms that its richness in aperient salts
suIpasses that OF all other known waters
THE BRITISH MEDICAL LJ0URNAL.-''Hun-
yadi Janos.-The most agreeable, safest, and
most efieaeious aperient water"
PROF ESSOR WICKLOW, Berlin. Invariably
good and prompt success; most valuable
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER Vienna II have
prescribed these Waters with remarkable sue
ceSS.''
PROFESSOR sCANZONI, wurzburg. 81 pre-
scribe none but this
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON, NJ D.. r.
h s.. London. More pleasant than its ri
walls, and surpasses them In efficacy
PROFESSOR AlTKEN, MD, FRS, Royal
Military Hospital, Netley. " Preferred TO
Pullna and Friedricshall. -
WINEGLAsSFUL A DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name OF THE
APoLLINARIs Co. Qimited), London
FRED'K DE barry 4 CO..
II and 43 Warren st., Ner York,
Sole Agent for United States and Canadas.
For Sale by Dealers, Grocers and Dr7so-
eSts. aug21-mwf, COW, ly
SPRlSG AND SUMNER STYLEs.-Stitsbed
- Boots. 10 order, $50: Pegged B.-,ts IS: sole
aud He.ied, pegged, 81, al b. +. LITZ', 24I New
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MISS BLAIR was one of the most beautifut
girls In Atlanta when Mr.. Wetherstope en-
gagged to marry her; but afterward She fen
down stairs, broke her nose, and was disfig-
to marry her, saying that she is a damaged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

SEVERE STORM IN OHIo.-Much damag,
was done i'm Ohio by the recent stOrDl, espe-
eially to railroad property. A large part II
the lower portion OF Mansfield is covered with
water. A number of barns and bridges on
the Fort Wayne road were swept away. AZ
GAINESVILLE the street car stables were demo,-
isl ed, and the roof Of the Presbyterian church
and a number OF dwellings We're torn Of A
freight train was wrecked I'm a culyert IN;
1iffin and the engineer killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

THE PARTIES who persist in following Moody
and Sankey from place to place, and offering
their pictures for sale, confessed to a gentle.
man In this city, On whom they tried but failed
to impose, that they sold more photographs of
Hayes, Grant and other public characters as
likeneSSes of the eyangeliSts than genuine
ones. The reason for the imposition is that
the spurious pictures can be bought in quaint.
les much cheaper than good photographs can
be procured, as neither Moody nor Sankey
sanctions the business or will sit for a picture
1t would be interesting to know how many
people were gulled in this way in this vicinity
Springfield Union.
WOMEN DoCTORs.-At the annual COM
mencement of the Woman'S Medical college
of Pennsylvania. in Philadelphia, yesterday,
the degree of doctor of medicine was CON
ferled on II female graduates. including 8
from New York, and one each from Russia,
England and Canada.
IMMIGRATION INTO KANSAS still continues
TN bated. and the various land offices are
overfOwing with homestead and pre.emption
entries. Twelve thousand acres were taken
at Larned land Office in one day last week.
Four full passenger trains, consisting of thirty
coaches, and containing ], 800 people, passed
over the road to Southwest Kansas, Wednes-
day. 80 .ssl.s
A PREACHER EXECUTED.-Rev. Brown Cable
(cOlOred) was hanged at Winchester, Tenn,
yesterday, for the murder of Felix Gardner
(cOlOred) on June %, 1876. Nearly ten thou
sand people witnessed the execution.
&-The Oregon republican state convention
is n ha hal in Ia lem on "Wednesday Anr;l II
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p HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON.
INFORMANT TO TAXPAYERS.

Pending the passage of the bill introduced in
Congress authGrizing the adjustment of
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES TO REAL ESTATE,
and TO correct and excessive charges for
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS,
property should prepare their claims for pre-
Special attention will be given TO this class of
business and all taxpayers interested Will find 1t
advantageous TO intTust their claims TO me.
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES
paid al large discount.
WILLIAM DICKSON.
292 2Four-and-a-half street.
feb2l-lm Three Doors above Columbia Building.
TRUNKS, No objection TO SILVER.
rhAvELIxe BAGS, TRAVELLERS
SATCHELS, Desiring a frst-class ar
HARNESS. SC. II ticIe viii patronize
The EVER POPLAR
TRUNK AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY
JAMES :. ToPBAM, 4:5 Serenh Street,
One door above Odd Fellows Hall.
REP4IRIgG.
Trunks and HarPeSs Repaired and TrnPss GOV
V,hE ELECTRIC PEN.
1000 to 1900 COPIES from a single written
stencil. The cheapest, quickest and best method OF
bsGs c Tefy Ss h r eSf
pOratiOn. bank, school, church and others, can
save time ana money by using it. new business
in every town for good penman. 5000 in use and
the demand increasing.
READ THIS,
ILLINOIS STATE PESITENTIARY. Z
JOLIhT, Nov. "a, 1877,
The Electric Pen outfit, purchased from you, Sep
tembeT 2S gives great satisfaction. We have saved
In printing considerable more than the cost of the
QUIT in less than two months, and cordially
recommend it 10 any party who wishes to save
money in the same way.
x. W. MCCLOUGHEY, Warden.
We have hundreds of voluntary endorsements
equally strong as the above. Special inducements
Will be offered 10 agents applying within sixty days.
Send for circulars and samples of work.
GEO. H. BLISS, General Manager,
feb22-26I- 220 10 232 KinZle ST., Chicago, III.
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BOSTON, March 15.-State detectives made a
raid yesterday on the town of Tewksbury, in
This state, where they arrested a number of
men, who are charged with living i'm open po-
Yeamy. They were held in bonds for trial In
the Superior Criminal Court for Franklin
county. Ii is alleged that many others will be
arrested for the same offence,-an attempt
evidently having been made to establish
Mormon settlement at TewkSbury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

The sOcialistic labor party of Cincinnati
Is hopefully preparing for the spring elections
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FORTT-EIFTH. COSGREss.
FRIDAY. March l..


THE SENATE was not in session To-day
HOUSE.-Mr. Springer asked that to Nor
row be set aside for the consideration of pri-
vate bills and bills on the private calender,
under the same rule as would have governed
the proceedings to-day He did this in order
that there might be no antagonism TO the
pending contested election case
After some discussion this arrangement was
asIeed to.
Mr.. Davis lCall asked leave TO offer a reso-
to inform the House what use was now made
OF the custom house and old appraisers stores
In San Francisco, and the use to which it was
proposed TO put the new appraisers building
Obje ectiOn was made.
On motion of Mr.. Shelley. the Secretary of
War was directed to send to the House the
report Of the survey of the harbor of Mobile.
Mr.. Rollins tN.C1, from ways and means
promote the deposit of savings in the Treas,
debt Referred to committee of the whole.
Mr.. ONelll asked leave to offer a reSolu-
1n innra drfSsng fSs onhs the Attorney General to
Military Academy. at West Point, and the
Naval Academy, at Annapolis were made in
accordance with law, or only as a matter of
custom, and for how many years such custom
has prevailed
MIR. COnger objected.
The House then resumed consideration of
the Dean and Field contested election case
from the third Massachusetts district.
Mr.. Gambler spoke in favor of Mr.. Field, the
sitting member. The whole question turns
upon the validity of the recount of votes made
by the committee of the board of aldermen in
FoStOn, and Mr.. Gambler argued to show that
count legal. and if legal it necessarily elected
Mr.. Field. 1t having been contended that the
count was illegal, because the L. s. Supervi-
sOrS were excluded. and the recount was con
Quoted in secret, MI. Gambler denied that there
was the least attempt to exclude any one. but
That the whole count was conducted in ac-
cOrdance with the laws of the state of MaSsa-
cbucetts, and that any one who desired to do
so could have been present. Tested by all
the rules OF Justice and right. he believed that
Mr.. Field was elected to represent portion of
the people of Massachusetts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

L U M b Z r.
LUMBER.
LUMBER.
Corner Si1th street aud Ne,c FORK arenue.
We HAVE AGAIN
REDUCED THE PRICE On ALL KINDS OF
MBER
Get Our Latest Price List Before Buying.
wILLET LIBBEY,
wILLET & LIBBEY,
wILLET & LIBBEY,
wILLEr LIBBEY,
Sebls-tr Cor. 9Th and Ne,c York are.
TUE sREArEURoPEAN NOVELTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

1HE IRA AMP IN CALIFORNIA.-The San Fran
cisco BnUetin takes alarm over the trampS
who, While mOrOpOiZing so much legislative
attention at the east. have not yet received
serious attention on the Pacific slope I'VE
know that they have been cOnverging on this
city, says the Bulletin, from all points for
months past. The symptoms of social disorder
resulting from the dema gogical efforts to ex-
flight. The matter is one that certainly calls
for legislative consideration. II has for some
time been engaging the attention of some of
The ableSt men at the east. If nothing be done
There is much in its climate, and the large.
heartedness of its people to make it the para
disc OF the tramp. As legislation at the east
this way. The vast middle plains are no inn,
pediment to them. They ride on the trucks of
the cars. They stow themselves among the
baggage. Sometimes they are strong enough
to suppress the railroad men at weak points,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Rise I'm the Price Of Silver In Lon.

LONDON. March 15.-The financial article OF
this mornings Daily Telegraph says that yes
terday's rise in the price of silver was in conse
quence Of the purchase of $50, 600 for shipment
to America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15
The University Boat Race

The Oxford boat crew arrived at Eaton To-
day for practice on the Thames, preparatory
to their approaching race with the Cambridge
crew.
The MasOns' Strike in LOndon.
The masons' strike formally terminated last
night by permission to the men to accept the
masters terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

A NEST OF WATER SNAKEs.-WhiIe nul -
Oer OF men were raising an embankment wi n
a Scraper on the bank of the Valley Can 4
recently, near the south line of the city ths
SCI aper cut off the head of large water -snaka.
1he body was afterward found still alive i'm ,
hole in the bank OF the canal. A still furfhaT-
Investigation brought TO light nest of not ley /;
than tWentyfOur of these wateT-snakeS,
measuring from eighteen inches TO three fe 8
In length each. The largest was about as thir1C
as hoe handle. They undoubtedly had thef-
nest there last fail before the close OF the can
and would have been ready TO take to th5
water as soon as the canal was filled.-IR9.
chester ETJ,reSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

A1rThe Oregon republican state convention
is TO be held in Salem on Wednesday, April II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

lHE CUBAN SURRENDER.-The State depart
ment received this morning news confrma-
tory of the surrender OF the insurgents in
Cuha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

SHOCKING CRUELTY TO APPRENTICFS-
man named j. ii. HargreaveS, the prophet r
OF hair factory in London. Ontario, was ar
rested Tuesday night, charged with excessive
male. The Implements of torture, consistirr
oi ropes and pullieS, leather thongs padlOckS
and gags, were produced in court One of the
that had been practiced on her by HargTeayeS
and his partner Jarvis. She had been repea :
edly left suspended by the hands from the
eelnng OF dark room. one time for four DAYS.
HargreayeS would Slacken the rope at dim, z
time and hoist her again al night. She describ-
ed the gagglng and ftOgging processes rs az
Dlled to herself and several others Har-
greaves was committed for trial. The forema A
has been arrested for completely, and Jarvis
the partner, has abScOnded. At the close 4
court the police had difficulty i'm keeping Has-
greaveS from the mob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15
THE EVENIN G STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOvERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-IDternal
Revenue. S:gs-. .l2l l3: customs S2lS 2l2 =
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-~.~
d0, AMATEUR PRINTERS IN BALTIMORE
An Annapolis letter says: AT the instance
OF MIR. Albert We'll. of the firm of Guggen-
heimef Well, of Baltimore. a bill has been
Introduced to compel all persons engaged in
the printing business of Baltimore, other than
newspapers. to take out licenses, upon the
payment OF 800, in lieu of any tax which may
now be assessed upon the materials used in
business: The penalty for violations is fixed at
Slo0 This is TO prevent amateur printers from
prosecuting the business without paving the
state something: Mr.. We'll says: We find
ourselves placed in competition every day
Win some of the 600 amateur printers now
abounding in Baltimore City, the entire mum
Ter OF whom. can safely state, do not con
trlbute one dollar to the revenue of the state
or city. We also labor under the disadvantage
OF being unprotected from the solicitors OF
competing houses East and West who an.
nEally carry off large orders, and should. in
our estimation, be made TO bear their proper
lion OF the taxes which We as local TRADERS
are compelled To do.
FROM IRON TO STEEL.-Steel is diSplacing
iron with a perSiStency which brooks no i'm
p"djment. The progress which. in the past
year. the substitution of one metal for the
other has made it Strikingly Illustrated in the
experience OF Cleveland, where some fourteen
blast furnaces have in the twelve months bppn
turned mostly from the smelling of pigs for
he IRON mills 10 the smelling of pigs for the
steel converterS. simultaneously new furnaces
III me purely steel districts have been added
10 III" great additions already made in former
years: While this has been going on in Great
britain other nations have not been quieScent
Bur, as It should this country has kept well
ahead OF rs competitors. We now produce nc
less than three quarters of a million tons OF
se.l ingOtS in the year. the United States
525.&& tons: France, 1874 tons: Germany
-. 81 tons: Belgium, lbs tons; Sweden
-, I39 tens. ard Russia. s5OD.-( London IRON
m0nger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

MOVEMENTS OF L. :. NAVAL VESSELS
The Navy department has received informa-
tion that the Trenton, flagship of Rear Adm-
raj lie Roy. was at Smyrna, February 22d,
having been there since January 1st. The
Marion arrived at PiraeuS Greece, February
1st. The Alliance was en- route from Vile
franche TO Smyrna. The Vandalia arrived in
Smyrna harl or February 22d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

AMONG TIE CALLERS today at the White
House We're Senators Window, Bruce, Mitchell,
Cameron (WiS.) and Representatives McCook,
Elam. Wait, Mckinley and Dwight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

iebls-r Cor. 9Th and Ne,c York are.
THE sKEATEuHorEAN NOVELTY
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The Attack Oh Lord Lyons Ee.rs
Germany and England.

NEW oRk, March IA special from Lon
don says that a dispatch from Berlin states
that Germany uphOldS the proposition of Eng
land submitting all the terms of the treaty of
peace 10 the congress, except the question of
pecnniarY indemnity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

AUERBACH's "LANDOLIN," as translated by
Miss Annie B. Irish, the translator to the De-
partment of the Interior, is in active prepara-
tiOn by Henry Holt & Co. Miss Irish Is trans
lating from the authors advance sheets, and it
Auerbach'S Style
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO PHILADELPHIA
at the invitation of the Union League Club
will be made when he finds it convenient.
This will not he, it is thought, before the first
part of April
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SPRlSG AND SUMNER STYLEs.-Stitsbed
~ Boots. 20 order. 81. so: Pegged Bots S8: sole
and Heeied, pegged, 81, al b. r. LITZ', 24I New
Se'ety avenue D. mar6-1ms
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20
Ada mas Mlsfake.

Recent calculations by eminent
geologists, says that excellent and adj
mirable paper, the Stanford INTERIOR
JOURNAL. "show the earth to he at
least 200, 200, 900 years DID," And
yet some people are willing to swear
that it is not over 5000 years old, just
as If the world were made by patent
steam machinery and could he turned
out at the rate Of two or three dozen
a day. There is scarcely to be found
within the whole range Of human ex-
perience a greater pity than that Ad-
it seems little awt ward ~ name
the old gentleman without a tiris, and
we instinctively put it Judge, Cover
nor or Col. Adam-didn't begin to
keep diary as soon as he had learn
ed to write, giving fully all the facts,
figures and dates touching the times
in which he lived, together with such
prehimselfic legends as he may have
chanced to gather from the early set.
tiers. That he failed to do so was the
one great mistake of his life-up to
that time; of course that subsequent
genealogical mistake of his was in
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