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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-07

THE FUNERAL of the late Major Franklin
GienrOy took place yesterday from his late
residence. No. &5l Pennsylvania avenue north
west, and was attended by a large number of
the employees of the Government Printing Of
fee. DH The coffin lid was silver plate. with
the inscription Franklin GlemrOy. died Feb
ruary !. l>7S. aged fOrty-nine years The ser
vices We're conducted by Rev. DR.. Thomas d.
Addison. OF Trinity p. +. church. The pail
bearers were MrSsrS. A. I. CaviS, John W.
Work, Morris Dubois. James Brown. L. F.
Plat and f. l. Stitt. The remains were in
feTTed in the Congressional Cemetery.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
Benjamin Winfield and Mary e. Goats: Isaac
Davis. of Fairfax county. Va. and Ella Farr
of Bennng'S Station DC: Gregory kOppler
jr.. and Nate CasS: Alexander Washington
ria MYERS: f. Shaw and Martha Ella Morgan
James Curtain and Rachel Cohen: SOphuS c.
III. Hanson and Florence f. ID. EnSOr: Carl
kmke and Barbetta w Zeiyler, both of Ger
MANY.
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DARING ROBBERY was committed last
might al the residence of Mr.. H. G. Sinister, of
the firm of w NJ. ShuSter & Bro, No. 1919 18th
street A gold watch and chain, other articles
of iewelry, and clothing. &C. to the value of
several hundred dollars, were carried of The
thieves effected an entrance through a base
ment window. This is the second robbery
that has been committed in this neighborhoOd
within a few DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-07

ROMAN GOLD, Lake George diamonds. coral.
onyx, silver and jet iewelry, combs and fans /;
the best fiftycent eyeglass in the city, at
avenue near AZ street.-Adrt.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

- GALVESTON, JAN -. 1879.
ordinary Not receipts $50 bales Exports coas.wise
i,04i Sales. l.73l. STOCK. 1890.
Cotton irregular; middling 1875 low middlng 9sic
good ordinary &C. Net receipts l' bales; gross H. -
last evening, hoo. Stock, 49,, s77.
Mobile. Jan. 81 1873.
Cotton weak; mideling, 1895 io)1a low middlng.
Ii y $50. ''''A'
Cotton easy; middling. lo,ac; low m,ddling. yzsc;
Eooa wise 81 a 5 'n a.s
WILMINGTON N. c., Jan. "a, 1878
81 40 i,r strained Crude tarsenne steady NJ IL . tor
81 Co.
BUFFALO, Jan. II. 1873
Flour in better request sales bbis unchanged
prices. Wheat dull and unsettled: no sales reported
Corn limited demand; sales Of loads new. track
sales of 200 bushels Canada NJ SIC iiishwnes steady
sales of Is bps At "a 81 % for city made Other
ticlcs unchange Rail reights unchanged Receipts Of
raiiroadsfbnr $500 bbls wheat, 1000 bushels corn,
600 ., d0 oats s ae osSsy 9 400 d Sb rye G0
1900 bushels corn, 1900 do oats. lsooD do barley
1900 do. rye, $500 do.
Flour quiet. but firm. Wheat active. firm and higher
Ss f'sn ia @ sa's H. 3 S
jeeed ssc Corn active, firm and higher axe, cash
t" IN s smsSd 1 asa .ssas zoe
cash 24iSc. February and March Rye al 5ol,c
Masen: sill 80 sii 52 April. strong ana higher:
Sa n 81 os 81 10 Apr bak meats ias active
and ssees hlhef shs1ds Dc, gas short ,b oc short
dun but closed active at ~ 30 IS AZ Recepts-four
oa shirley ts So sG IL
Flour. 1909 bbs wheat. 1851 bushels: corn
d. s a o"s a" IRON s a g. ssFsy
q o61s March Corn Ia good demand At 15ae 49a,,
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cline being due TO the rumors Of war and to the FAC.

cline being due TO the rumors OF and TO the
that the government propose asking for supplemental
grant Monday for the army and navy, and also to
bonds were u a higher Erie sold al ca OK for
the common, and at 22k for the preferred. Illinois
Central rose TO 75I and closed at 75S against rs
yesterday. The Bank OF England rate Of discount
not changed at tho regular weekly meeting Of the
directors this morning. and remains at per cent The
bank gained f132 900 bullion tor the week ending yes.
terday. the proportion of to liabilities being
Az, against 4O7s per cent last week. The bank lost
El00, 600 bullion to-day. Withdrawn on balance. Az
Paris rentes about steady at 109L 17Hc The
specie in the Bank Of France increased H. 700 0O0t
during the past week. The closing pricos in London
:--Consols for money and account 90 95E; new
AZ per cent bonds, lO5; fve-iwenty bonds OF 1867,
1919 1074 ten.for,y bonds, 100 1905; fves OF
1881, 1861 1868; Erie common shares ga q ga |;
do. preferred, 22ts; Illinois Central, 75X.
STATE BONDS
State bonds at the Board = higher for old Ten
and steady for Missouri skies. funded,
94'95. and Hannib and St Joseph issue. District OF
Columbia 3.65's declined to 7714
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds continued strong and prices were
generally higher, with the largest advance, IA per
cont in st. Paul eights, nrsts c., c. andI. q. Grsts
advanced ~ ST. Paul H. and M. division) and Central
Pacific frsts (San Joaquin branch) Il each and North.
western gold sevcns Lake Shore registered rsts ana
ST. Paul sinking funds a each
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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2.an TO 3 ?. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT, EASIER FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY FLOUR TIRMER WHEAT 1C.
HIGHER CORN STEADY OATS FIRM
WbISKEY FIRMER--PORK UNCHANGED-LARD
FIRMER-PETROLEUM DULL-oILs STEADY
SPIRITS TURPENTINE DULL--ROsIN DULL
COFFEE QUIET--suGAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
QUIET.
THURSDAY Jan. 24-6 p. NJ.
Business was better in some commodities, but quiet
in Others On 'Change the chief features the in
creased business IN grain and provisions. Wheat
was about 1c. dearer while thore better feeling
in flour Corn was steady Oats were firm. Whiskey
frmer Pork unchanged Lard hrmcr. the spot
easier Futures closed steady. Coffee quiet
Sugar dull aud nominal Oils were generally steady
Petroleum and naval stores dull and nominal
CoFFEE-Ihe market for lilo very quiet and
easy. Mild coifee also quiet. We quote =
Ordinary cargocs l5c. 15Ac. fair do, 17c; good
do, l71ac. prime do, Isc. 1shc; extreme range,
for lots l5c l95c. Santos fair good. 1870. 17c,
gold, % days; Java, government bags. 2ic DC do
grass mats PIC. 221zc; Singapore. l7;sc 1919.
Csylon lie ls>sc; Maracaibo Ice 1s1sc Laguayra,
l5sc Porto Rico, i61sc. 1916; Costa Rca. l6lsc
l9lac. Mexican. I6ac. lSc Macassar. tic. ls1ac
Angostura, lie. l9c. savania. Ice 19c. Curacao.
154ac. l61ac
COTTON Tho tone OF the spot market castor, but
prices The market tor future opened u
shade lower The marke. fairly active but tho ten-
dency downward as the closing prices show decline
the DAY OF from . points. Inc market, however,
closed steady the neclne The official closing prices
day, compared with Wednssdays we're AS iollows:-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

l..
LIVERPOOL. Jan 2f-5 4. VI.
Cotonfhs sales Of the dsv included 900 bales Amer
Futures weak: uplsnds, low middng clause. an
uary and February delivery, Dad: uosnds, low middng
clause, April ana May delivery. 5-j2d.
LONDON, Jan. 2f-Evcning.
Linsesd oil. f26 5s ton. Calcutta nsecd, AS. Sd.
49s. Cd. per quarter.
AsrwERr, Jan. "a, 1873
Petroleum. 2shit. tor hne pale American.
EXCHANGE REPORT.
LIVERPOOL. Jan "a, 1873
PokEastorn dull at Cos Western dull At 5Js. Bacon
Cumberland cut stondy NJ 32s short rib dull NJ 33s long
clear dull NJ 3s short clear uli 32s Hams Long
steady At as. shoulders steady 2Js Bc-ffndia
dull at $751; extra mess steady at I1 prime ady
S5s. Lard Prime Western steady at fOS 3D. Tallow
Prime city steady ut f0s Cd TurDcntne Spirits steady
az 2Js Cd kosn-ComBon steady NJ "a. Cd hn8 duh AZ
los Cheese. American choice steady 1T 8s Sd Lard
oil dull at 16s Flour Extra state duh Mt 2os. Wheat
NO spring steady at is No s.esdy at los Id winter
steady ut lis Cd CornMixcd soft stcady 2s tor old
dull Mt 2Ss Sd for Cottonseed yellow Ameri.
can, none In the market.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Jan. pa r. NJ.
United states AZ per cent bonds, 1851; new hves,
1864 Erie Railway snares, yA kesdng Railroad, 1917
silver Is quoted NJ J3ssd per ounce.
Paris adviccs quote i've cent rentcs 109L Ike
the account
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FIRST BoARD-l0:3O A. NJ.
THIRD BOARD-1:3 80 p. NJ.

The total sales of stocks at the Board to-day aggre.
gated 65, 551 shares
A telegram from London announces tho failure of
S. & G. Rttenhauser, OF Hamburg, cotton importcra
A telegram from San Francisco SUBSTITUTE Occi-
dental and Oriental Steamship Company's steamer
Begic, sailing from this port for China and Japan
carries $4,000 gold aud ST. 440 900 silver bullion. The
Raymond & Ely Mining Company has levied an
assessment OF 81 per share, delinquent February.
The annual meeting OF stockholders OF the RAYMOND
Il Ely Company held In this CITY yesterday, and
the bullion produced tor the year need as
being S3O2, 00o"
The following were the comparative earnings OF tho
Milwaukee ana St. Paul Railroad for the third week
january
1871. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1927
Increase Sll2 1928
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Wheat in fair request aud about lie. dcarer Tho
No. 3 NilwauSee. 81 20 81 80 Tor No. do 81 SO Il -
for 10 do spot and arrive 81 20 ana 81 2els
bushels No. So.ihwes!. Tor January. at 81 30 Ths
i:ss a, the Gals were lso bushels No spring Tor
west. Tor January, at 81 5ojs closing the second
ST. :. assa d. cs rsa 81 & s sS
d. for March " 5o baa 81 5lh asked No spring Tor
S IS ss Il a IS 5 Sr s's 81
No2 Northwest for February. 81 20 bid. 81 81 asked do
change Ihe sales between the calls 1000 bushels
at o7s.e pc Tor steamer Mixed 5o}c Tor old mixed
47c. for unnerchantable No sales the calls Tho
s ss r9S " BIKE a. e sec
January. dc. Did &c asked steamer. February, 55sc.
steamer March SOC bid 57He asked No. !. DO. 5s,Se
bid. 19c asked steamer May. bid. 551sc ASKED Oats
as oilows:-No white 39c IOc. {; 80 2 DO 5d1Sc a
Sae No; mixed, a6}sc NO do. 351sc. state mixed
zoe, Tor Canada IN Dond. Brey-l5OO bushels feeding
barley sold a. S4s g"sSy a s"
100 bales ja,e onts sold At 2'ac currency cash we
s2i5 double ana $3.50 sl35 Tor undresseo Russia
clean, SOD $2O god italian $40 S275 gold; iule
Manila hemp, 7c :sisal. 5,sc. Sac. isle. DC 5ac all
trcy nominal Domestic about steady and the
The sales about 400 pbIs. SOC ssc Wc
quote Cuua. centrifugal aud mixed, zoe 2Sc rayed
2oc 33c muscovado refining. J)c. 33c grocery 3lc
se so no Se Son nnssa s.snas
NAVAL srones marxc. was still duli and nominal
quote :sprts turpentnc .mechantabie order 3Oc.
55 rSs,n good strained ~ So strained " go tar
we're follows: Rosn steady; strained 81 40; good
strained . y 81 tar firm 81 so turnen.,ne irm hard
0ILs.-Cottonseed oil active. sales we've 200
9hs er February a. zoe and 100 bb for sarch at 4s
January ic BID 5Oc, asked February, 49c. bid, io.sc
asked s. half 81 Tsa Sa &c Iss a ap dec Ja sse
was strong aud active According 10 the circular OF J. H.
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JA.EiRO. an. q, tS7H
CofTee-Market quiet; downward tendency. Rio-,iood
rss 200 $3.50 per ten kilos Exchange Lon
don. 2Iss Average daily receipts 5000 bags Ship
nynts OF the wcekTo the Channel and North Of Europe
I20O bugs; to the United States, "a 900 bags
Mediterranean. 1900 bags Sales OF week-Fot the
Channel and North OF Europe 900 Tor the United
States ~ 0DO bags for the Mediterranean, Stock
10000 bags. Frcights sail Tor the Channel 3Os
SANTOS Jan. %, 1873
Coffee MARKET very quiet prices nearly nominal. Aver
daily receipts 4luO bags Shipments for the
all countries ~ 900 bags the Channel Europe and the
Msdierrnnean 40 Sales Of the wecktor Europe,
1900 bags; Tor the United states none Stock. 92 0J0
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Tho closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks were:-
MINING SHARES

The following were tho opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day Gould & Curry, 8;
Savage. 11h; Choar Potosi, BIZ; Ophr SO; Hale &
Norcross, 91a; Grown Point, SIX; Yellow Jacket Oh !;
Belcher, 5s; Virginia Consolidated, 2h; Cali lorna,
2eM Overman, 10; Raymond Ely, s1S; Best &
Belcher, 10; Kentuok, Al Union Consolidated, IA;
Alpha, 36k; Sierra Nevada, l01s; Mexican, 1917;
Eureka Consolidated, 81: Justice, TO-
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ordinary &C. strict good ordinary 9sSc
low midoling, l0c. mddlng. lotsc Sales OF spot

delivered contract 800 bales For future delivery the
sales were rs follows Yesterday after two 7: MJeu-
Lille, 300 lille, 100 al II, LOG 600 At lose.
March, 400 at II 26c.. 800 at Doe, 800 l.2ic.,
200 ut DE, 800 ut Ii 22c 100 ut Zoe. TOO
ii.alc; April 200 at &c., 100 at IL 3sc., 200 at
At i.3ie May, 100 at II 5le., 600 at il.5Oc 200
ll59c July 200 at H. Toe, 100 At Csc 100 at &C.
200 at ilo6c August. 800 at II. 7sc. Total, 1860
500 S iii r 100 a, dse 100 a. Sioss s55
II. l2c. go at Lille 300 at liO)c, 100 al IiO7c.
1000 al IlOic. 200 at l103c. 800 at llOlc, 400
Zoo at 49, 1900 Isc. 1850 at LIE $500 AZ
H. &c., 100 at ll7c. 200 H. l6c 5000 I5c.,
l,7o? st lll4c April 500 ~ i31c 100 At IL Soc, 200
300 li3lc 1000 at il3oc. 400 IL 2,c, 300 at
lSc 100 |. 2.c 800 ll27c Nay ut 45c
100 f4c. 200 at 1i42c $40 lao: June at
I62c. 1000 at soc, 600 ut LOSE 100 doe. 800
lleec, 200 at IL Gle, 600 Mt llooc. 600 li5ec
LIE, 100 at 1859. October, 200 at ii.2oc.
Total. $500 bales Grand total, 1900 bales,
bales: New Orleans. 1885: Mobile. 3i0S; savannah.
22g4 Charleston, 2319; Wilmington, %; Norfolk 3s77;
New YORK; 4Hs; Boston, 7ls. Philadelphia. 426. Total,
24.5s3 bales This day last week ~ 97I bales This day
bales. Cotton freghts closed folowe:io Havre, by
steam. IlGc compressod by SAL, AZ. &c. To Ham
burg by steam, %c, compressed 10 Iremen, by steam
Sc compressed To LIVERPOOL by steam, lAd by SAIL I'D
ll3 bushels; S2S bbls and AZ sacks
so S5 bushels; "a lj6 do. rye, 3O2S do barley.
400 do barley malt q. 100 do. Flour little
oer inquiry The sales, including State,
Rye hour ruled STEADY with sales 300 bDl
Corn sal quiet The sales were 10 bbs Wea
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A
MEssRs. Il. w. TODD A CO.,


10 Broadway,
would respectfully cali attention 60 tho superior facilities
offered ~ their Office for dealing In stocks Exchange
quotations IN o. 10. 25 90 share lots margin
cent.
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of specializing In aque free
rom tho observations Of will lnd this
to get their orders executed
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TWEED'S ILLS.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. !

Mr. Tweed would be brought down to testify in the suit
Of Henry A. Smay, receiver of the estate of john l..
Brown, In the suit brought against the city
S. 500 for stone alleged 10 have furnished the
construction OF the Harlem Court House. This suit
was, however. adjourned TO Monday next, and those
who longed to look upon the ex-Boss once more,
whether with thoughts onmiiy, admiration or pity,
were consequently disappointed.
The cause OF The adjournment was the illness OF
Mr. Tweed, but 1t Is expected he Will BIO sufficiently
convaiescent TO appear on Monday.
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FINANCIAL.

IA j. w. SELlGMAN K CO.,
20 Broadway New York.
Issue letters of Credit to travellers,
payable In any part OF Europe Asia. Africa, Australia and
America.
draw Bills OF Exchange and make Tceeraphc Transfers Of
Money to Europe and california.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Jan. "a, 1873.
Printing cloths market inactive; the little inquiry de-
veoped the fact that goods could be bought shade be
low the quotations, which are noninalty unchanged.
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The highest lowest prices of stocks to-day and
THE MONEY MARKET

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was easy to-day, the highest rate being
6per cent and the closing quotations 4 per cent.
The last loan was made at per cent The following
were the rates OF excnange New York at the under
mentioned cities :-Savannah, buying par, selling 4
premium; Cincinnati quiet, so 100 discount pa r !;
ST. Louis, so discount Charleston, scarce, s 80 a u
selling at rar; New Orleans commercial 1l6 u dis
count bark Is premium; Chicago, so 100 discount,
and Milwaukee, par. Foreign exchange quiet
business being done OF yesterdays rates.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at 101 u, with sales In the
interim ut 1917. The carrying rates were 6. 5X, 8,
Al and per cent
GOLD cLEARISGs AT THE NATIONAL THE STATE
OF NEW YORK.
Gold Dalances $l,5SO, 100
Gold ccarings... lI,lO4,OOO
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. $64 Col, g47
currency oaianccs 3.O]osv4
uolu ll,ooS
oou uaihhccs..... loZo,oo4
GovEKSMEsT bonds
Government bonds were little higher, in sympa-
thy with gold and the higher prices In London. They
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BLocK-BLocK. On Wednesday, January %. at tho
Residence OF Weinberg ESD, 3l3 Grand ST., By ihs
Roy. L. Crowp, JosErn BLOCK TO HENRIETTA BLOCK,
both OF Rondout, n. y
Rondout PAPERS please copy.
CRASpELL-M ircH ELL. -On Wednesday, January -,
by The Rev Dr. 4. y. White LEVIN CRASDELL, OF
Brooklyn, TO CURME MITCHELL, Of New York.
observation-disclosures On Wednesday January %,
1875 at the residence OF the BRIDES parcn,s by
Rev. William Colce, SAMUEL GETTY DONALDSON y
ErriE L. AADDocK, daughter OF Isaac Haddock both
Of Tins city.
JonSsoS--ABRAMs.-ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
January D. AT tho residence Of the BRIDES parents
the Rev DR.. Wcstwojd of Philade phia, brother.
law TO the groom, HERMAN s., eldest OF the lale
Rev. Herman s. Johnson, ID. D., TO BLANCHE, eldest
daughter OF 7. Abrams, OF Brooklyn, ana late Of
Now Orleaus.
Brooklyn IN. r., and New Orleans I.a.) papers
please copy.
kELso-sTuART.-On Wednesday, January %, 1873,
at the Church OF the Holy Apostles, by tue Rev. b. f..
Backus, JOSEPH KELso To MARY EDITH daughter of
James stuart, Esq, all OF this city.
PEDRoScELIL -fISDLAY.-At ST James Church,
Smitntown, L. l., on January %, by the Rev. Ingram
N w. Irvine, john PEDRosCkLLl, III Brooklyn, 70
LIZZIE, daughter OF William FindIay, Esq, of Ronkon-
koma. No cards.
SMiLLE--wARD January %, at tho residence Of
the BRIDES parents, by Rev. DR.. p wilson, assisted
by Rev. J. G. Duy, G. +. Z. SMILLIE, Of Painncld y.
j., 70 CLARA NJ. WARD, oil Newark, n. j. No cards.
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Six interest tho outstanding certificates sol
profits will b. paid the holders thereof legal
representatives and after Tuesday, the 9Th of February
The outstanding certncates of tho Of 1874
redeemed and paid TO the holders thereof their legal
representatives and alter tuesday the 9Th OF February
from which date NIL interest thereon will Tho
certificates be produced az the time of and
celled. Upon certificates which issued gold
gold.
VI the company for the ending December 81
1877 tor which certificates will BIO issued and aftor Tues
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l.ll 2. nj.
SECOND BOABI,-l p. Al.

5000 e's. 1891. 1917 100000 Us As 1907 lolx
1000 6's, Slbc 1914 5000 Us 49, '9 he l044
5000 800, r6jn lU3ii l2OOu Us 45ssc 9l BIS 1U42
& lc
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Current prices OF spot cotton the following quotations
based American standard of classification ON
cotton In store running in qu tlty half
grade above below tho grade quoted)
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BY order OF the Board: J. !
sTRUsTE
J. ID. JONES. r
CHARLES DENNIS. a
w. II. II. MOORE, A
LEWIS CURTIS. II
CHARLES IA. RUSSELL, q
JAMES Low. q
DAVID LANE, !.
GORDON w. BURNuAM. j
DANIEL s. MILLER, +
WILLIAM STuR,,lS, q
JOSIAH q. Low. r
WILLIAM +. DODGE, J.
ROYAL PHELPS. j,
THOMAS T. YOUNGS, v
G. a. HAND, "
JOHN ID. II tWLErT, +
WILLIAM II. WEBB, 4
CHARLES L. BURUfTT II
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The Company has the following assets.
wiz
United States and State of New York stock.
city, bank. ana other stocks. ...............;
Loans secured by stocks aud otherwise ......
Real estate and claims dae the company esti-
mated at................ ...........
Premium, notes and bills receivable. .........
Cash in bank. ....................
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-04-04

MARCH 2S.-Sendte-The Senate bill to
amend an act to provide for the sale of a
portion of the reservation of the Confed-
Grated Missouri, Sacs, and Foxes of the
Missouri tribes of Indians in the States of
Kansas and Nebraska, was discussed briefly,
amended, and passed. A number of the
bills granting pensions were passed. AT
the expiration of the morning hour, the dis
cussion of the Pacific Railroad Sinking
Fund bill was resumed ........ House-Con.
sideration was resumed of the Massachusetts,
contested election case, the question being
upon the resolution of the majority of the
Election Committee, declaring Dean en-
titled to a seat. A vote was taken on the
question, which resulted in giving Dean the
seat by a vote of 124 to 1913.
MARCH 29.-House-Mr. Eden, Chairman
of the Committee on War Claims, reported
back the bill appropriating 100000 for the
payment of claims reported allowable by
the Commissioners of Claims. Passed.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole, Mr.. Beebe in the chair, on the
private calendar. The first bill on the
calender was one appropriating $1,000
to pay the Bartholomew . County, In
diana, Agricultural Society, for the use and
occupation of its Fair Grounds for military
purposes, from September 1868, to June,
1866, and gave rise to a political discussion
between Messrs. Conger, Luttrel and Town
send IN. W Finally the committee struck
utthe enacting clause of the bill, and on
the committee rising that action was ratified
by the House. Adjourned till Monday.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-04-04
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

MARCH 25.-Senate-A House bill passed
for the maintenance of the District of Co.
lumbia and taking a census of the same.
Senator Howe delivered a speech %arraigning
the Administration. Mr.. Booth introduced
a bill reserviDg waters of all lakes, rivers
and streams upon public lands from sale and
for dedication to the common use If inhab-
itants. ..... House-Mr. Springer's motion to
suspend the rules and pass a bill authoriz-
ing coinage of gold and silver on the same
terms and permit deposit thereof for the
same purpose, was rejected, wanting the
support of a two-thirds vote. Mr.. Goodies
motion to suspend operation of the Sinking
Fund Act was similarly disposed OF.
MARCH 26.-Sendte-Mr. Blaine made a
condemnatory speech in regard to the
appointment of Delfosse on the Halifax
Commission. The House joint resolution
to prescribe the time of paying tax on dis
titled spirits passed. The judiciary Com.
mittee reported back the bill to repeal the
Bankrupt Law ......... House-The concurrent
resolutions to print 100000 reports of the
Commissioner Of Agriculture and 200, 00G OF
the Forestry Commission passed. The
Tariff Bill was made the spicial order for
April 4.
MARCH 27.-SenGte-In the Senate, March
81, a bill was introduced for granting to In.
dams pensions who served in the War OF
1912. Are solution was agreed to to reimburse
John Ray and William l.. Mcmillan for ex.
penses in the contested seat case Of William
I. Kellogg as Senator from louisiana.
House-In the House, bill passed to prevent
the introduction of contagious diseases in
this country. The contested case of Messrs.
Dean and Field, on coming to a vote, resulted
in a tie by the Speaker casting his vote
against the minority report of the committee
awarding the seat to the Republican con
testant.