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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27
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WASHINGTON CITY, ID. @ February 18, 1879.
NOTICE Is HERE61 GIVEN, That the Com
nlttee OF Senators appointed to receive aud examine
government of Ncarauga. for injuries to life and
property. VIII meet at the Committee Room of For
eign Relations, at the Capitol at Washington,
WEDNESDAY,, March 12. 1879. to proceed as di-
ted the resolution raising the committee All
communications should be addressed 10 = srate
Conn ittee On Nicsraxuan Ciaims,' Senate Cham
Der, Wasb bin 2ton, ID. g. III. HAMLIN,
fthlg-2aw5w Chairman of COLnulittae
ss FURNITURE. CARPETS. UPHOLSTERY
kCS GOODS and BEDDING, at Wholesale d. Ices,
are offered at the establishment of ". B. MOSES <
kON. corner 1th St and Pa. ave jGn15-iy
sS EAvING BOUGHT The PATENTS FOR
t-@ DR.. ColboUns POTOua Evaporation, we recO u
nd It sc the best possible way Of moistening the
hot dry air fruIc furnaces, latrobe stoves and steam
air ost and sIiTn1ner-like. If yOu wish to avoid
headache, cataTrh and sore throat, use them.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
517 9TH STREET, NEAR THE AVENUE
Brass Fire Sets Enslish Tile. Slate Mautels Par
Plumbing, Tin Roofing and Jobbing Work. deci7
rs-. MILBURN'S PHARMACY.
1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SODA AND MINERAL WATERS on drau9ht all
The year.
gallon. octIltr
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Rear Admiral VIM. r. Ie Row
has reported his return home, having been de-
tached from the command Of the European STA.
tion on the 23d ultimo, and has been placed on
waiting orders. Ensign A. C. Hodgson from the
Naval academy, and placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

Al. THE PRICE TICKETS HAVE BEEN AARkHp
Down Fos THIS GREAT SALE.
A. STRAUS,
TIE POPULAR CLoTHIxs,
10I1 Pennsylvania Areare,
febIS-E Between 10Th and llth streess
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THE p O. APPROPRIATIONS BILL.-The House
committee on appropriations to-day decided to
recommend non-conCunence in all the Senate
amendments to tie post Office appropriation
bill, but also agreed to allow debate on separate
votes IN the House On two OF the amendments.
namely: those which provide for the Brazilian
mall service, and for q reclaSSiIication OF mail
matter, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

EDWARD j. DEyERS. otherwise known as
Reddy Deve:S. who. in october 1871, murdered
Isaac Chase, coored. during the election riots
surrendered himself in Philadelphia YESTERDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

POISONED APPLEs.-A man giving the name of
W. T. ORielly has been arrested In Frederick,
Nd, and will be handed over to the Washing
ton county authorities, charged with being the
same man who lately sold some apples, sup
posed to Have been poisoned, to the family of
Mr.. Geo. II. Neild. OF keedYSVille
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MINISTER SEWARD TO BE IMPEACHED-The
House committee on expenditures in the State
Department held secret session last evening,
ard although the Injunction of secrecy has not
been removed from the members attending as
10 hat tranSpired. IL Is stated on good authori-
ty that the majority will report to the House
articles OF Impeachment against Minister Geo.
+. Seward. The minority OF the committee will
rpOOrt
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Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road ConDany.

LONDON, Feb. 2,.-At The meeting of the
Atlantic and great western railroad bondholders
and shareholders to-day, about two hundred
were present. Mr.. Thomas Cave, member OF
parliament, presided. Resolutions were adopted
declaring that the resolutions TO be submitted al
the meeting OF the bondholderS and share
hcidelS, convened by the trustees Tor to- o-morTow
are not in the true interests OF the bondholders
meeting convened by the trustees, OF the b0nd-
holders and shareholders who have not de-
posted their bonds or stock with the trustees,
the said meeting is convened to chanTe the
reorganization scheme: and that this meeting
pe requested TO attend the meeting to-morroH
anu present, on behalf OF this meeting, the
resolutions passed today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

MURDER AT A Il Li.-David McCool died at
Philadelphia Tuesday night from a stab In the
side inflicted at a ball ON Monday evening by
VIM Rusk, during row with policeman, In
is believed to have been intended for the Offi;er
EOth OF the Rusk brothers were arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

VENTILATION OF THE REPRESENTATIVES HALL
The House to-day adopted resolution proyid
ing for the appointment of an advisory board n
inquire into the subject of an Improvement OF
the ventilation OF the hall OF the House of Rep
reSentatiyeS.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE ms UR4NCE COMPANY,

LIEE INO CAfNCE COhFdNI1
NEWARK, n. J.
INCORPORATED 1915 PURELY MUTUAL
Assets, Jan !, 1879 (par yalues) 33 4Iu tS2 %
Liabilities (a.ass. Standa-d).....- BIB 35l .63
Errtlus including dividends of 1879 s 2357 424 65
Sur plus on New York standard (AIar-
DIRECTORS.
Lewis O. Grover, HenryMcFarlan J. 3. Pesrsorl,
Joseph 1. Hslsey. Il. @. Miller, y. Il Strong,
Amzi Do;G, .. L. Baldwin, Th6o. Mackn"t
TT TFrehnshuysen. VIM Clark, I'd II. Wright
OFFICERS.
LEWIS G. GROVER, President.
b O. Miller, Treasurer. j. y. Pearson, Vice-Presdt
E a strong. Secretary. b. J. Miller, AcGGsry.
d \. Conner, Adiust6r J. a. Teese, Counsel
GRANVILLE +. HYDE, District AGENT, Room 2,
lie Droit Building, Washington. ID. q. fobl5-lm
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NAIHEY OAYLUS CAPSULES.
tOg Used for over p years with great success by
the physicians of Paris, New York and London. and
superior to all others forihs prompt of ali -
of diseases, recent or OF long sIandir =.
Prepared by CLIN CO., Paris. sold every
where. Oct29t, ,thSsly
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. loan to
day amounted to 81, ,OS55
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IHE TELLER COMMiTTE REPORT.-The report
OF the majority OF the Teller committee speaks
Of extensive frauds in South Carolina by the
use OF the tissue ballots and the exercise of yto-
leIce by democrats against republicans and
other opponents. IL also charges intimidation
and murder in louisiana, and concludes by
claiming that Congress should take measures
TO protect peaceable citizens, as those states
have failed to do So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

CoIS CoUNTERFEITERs ARREsTED-The secret
service division has Information from one OF its
operatives Of the arrest at Allentown. Wayne
county. Iowa, yesterday, of George Watson for
making counterfeit COIN The telegram an.
D0uDcing the arrest states that George Baker
NatsOn'S ''pall." was arrested at the same piaca
last Friday. The moulds, coin, &c, were Sc
cured.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-J. III. TOmpkins who was
the principal witness for the government in a
large number OF tobacco and whisky cases OF
long standing in New Orleans, died suddenly in
that city this morning OF neuralgia of the heart
His death will entail considerable difficulty in
the successful prosecution OF the cases in ques-
ton
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THE CENSUS BILL, as it passed the House,
provides that the enumeration shall commence
on the first Monday in June, and the returns
shall be forwarded to the supervisors on or be-
fore the first OF July, $780, and in any CITY hav-
alton shall be taken within two weeks from the
INST Monday in June. The President, by and
with the consent Of the Senate, is TO have the
appointment OF the supervisors Of the census
whose number is limited to one hundred and
nifty, and who are to receive compensation of
S5oo each. The sum OF s3,000000 {S250,0O0 of
which is appropriated by the billy is limited as
The maximum cost OF the CENSUS
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BILL APPROvED.-The President to-day ap-
proved the bill appropriating 81 800 for the ben
eft OF the Roberts penny lunch
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington Nsws and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs To-DAY.-Internal rev
'nue, $50, %. .42?; Gus! oms. sl65. .731 50
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PRONOTIoNsIN IN THE PATENT OFFICE,-As a re-
suit OF the recent competitive examinations at
the Patent Office to iii the two vacancies in the
corps Of assistant examiners and the vacancies
10 he caused by the promotions TO fill these DO
Sit0nS, Mr.. j. III. Pierce. of Delaware and Mr.
l.. NJ. +. Cook, Of Maryland. have been pro-
moted from first assistant eXaminerships to the
position OF assistant examiners The eXamina-
ton OF the papers necessary to determine the
ether promotions is not yet completed
, 1879-02-14
MINOR MEETINGS.


Tho Young Ladics' South Slide Auxiliary to
the Womau's Christian Union held meeting iii
the study ot tic First Presbyterian Church,
corner OF Indiana avenue mud TwcntY-!lrst
etrcct, yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Mrs.
Willis Barnes presiding. Several rcports Of m
unimportant nature were submitted. Tho
Treasurer was called upon for report, md said
she believed sho had over IS In the Treasury. On
motion, aid by q unanimous vote, Miss Taylor
was appointed committee Of one to purchase a
bolt OF white ribbon half nn iuell wide
for tho use OF the Society, with in-
structtons to send tiu bill to the
Treasurer. At the suggestion nf the Chair,
motion was adopted that the yotiug laties in
the Society should send requests for prayer IN
favor OF somebody to tho meetings III Earwtll
Hall, which would all ho published In tic Leat:
1T, tho organ Of tue Wumans Christian Toni
perance Union., SONG discussion was held with
the Society, uid also regarding an entertain
lnent to b. given, after Which the meeting 3D.
1ourncd until onu week from yesterday, at the
anne place md hour.
Last evening tho Young Ladies' North Side
Auxiliary Society of the Wotnan's Temperance
Union met In tho chapel Of the New England
Congregational Church.. There were very few
presont. Miss Mcdowell nrcslded. Mr. Willis
Barues offered prayer. Mrs. Barnes delivered
d short address, Ind Wns followed by Miss Kim.
bnll. The laltcs spoke Ut the object OF t,e or
ganixat1nn and thu goof work they hoped to nc
compl!sh. Affor arranging sonic matters OF
detail connected with tho Society, tic meeting
adjourned.
, 1879-02-14

The case In which Isaac Weiss charges G. ".
Browti, Il colorcd boy. with perjury rms conttn-
ucd yesterday by Justice Wallace.
Flga largo silycr-mountca cascs, apparently
ncw. which wero found upon Il ttiie! named
Frank Meyer, await MI osnsr Mt tic Armouy.
Thomas Dougan gave $1,000 bonds yesterday
10 Justice DE- Wolf for AtIDcayalGe totIay 10 ull-
swcr TO a charge Of bastardy nude by Margaret
kcly.
e. Conovess yesterday eaye 5000 bonds to Jus.
lieu 1fnines, md Feb. II he Will appear tl psoya
ii l,u cult that he did not get co,ds under fulsc
prctlntes iron, Jagob Metzlrr.
sn1uuun Si!ycrman was before Justice Ham.
mill Yesterday chargc1 by William Stewart with
nute Tor $3.50, Tbs caso was continued til
Feb. 10.
A barrel Of sirup, found at the corner Of Ada
mud Lake streets several days age, was ycstcr-
tlaT Claimed bY Chris l.. Dryer, 1t No. Ills North
Wcils street, from whom it vas stolen last
M6nfay night.
Charles Peters was held to tho Crlmtua, Court
Yesterday by Justice llnmlnll III bonds Of s30o
for malicious mischief In breaking wtnuns md
glassware In Andrews 4 Jpanson's sa!onl1, No.
lB7 Chicago aycnslc, una threatening To kill
Johnson.
II. Lowy. "pawnlrqfe; E;v without tiecn:s,'
tank ii ,1o,,-s,t H,s,rtA MI hv tI,r nnt,Tnrnnre
- t.s trr ttu, VIII hnntn ,":,t,, ,vt,.n nti
a. ,"s @ - - -. ~. i, ''' "e"''' "''s'o pse"e'
I"t's' "'o wv "'''"s"' -.-.
George Greenwood, q thief rlo was recently
llcd over tD Tic Criminal Court Tor obtaining
nn,. naa "sE2 ;i. s."' nsSs W. ~, aaess a9 w.
tst."nI ~. f..n.". y" s,naut, ~ ~ Jse.e'oas. Js
.ass~nsn i ~ -. nsn ~ M ~. nuMs % VIM
sees usast ~ s.n ~ 4<ann e!!eutt teo1i, Wls'
i w. "H.oe"1'c" seo' III ep'celH"'' III 'Hst "o'
'c"oe''
Robert Anthony yesterday swore out . war.
s!artlu C. burt, Stobtlcu scaluy, aud ". II,
1 Close, ehurgiu, ,l,cm with cUlliIslenrnc HIN out
Of $l6UU By wAys tl.At urts dark aud tricks tlAt
are win, as fully sci forth In Yesterdays Thin.
uS.' twn 1G u tn1 'nen Gh'sc aa,'i ssa'ey' are
'ri.e pniee. laye Juhn Mulunuy, ullas s,,m-
,uers, locked W ut tic West Madison Street
Btutinn ostcnsihly for carrying concealed
, 1879-02-14

Chicago |s Alton. 1hc gros. earnlncs of the
whoc arc nbout $G,,ooo, which, after a dcauc-
ton for opcrattng expenses, rcpaiI,s Of en-, sass,
est. taxcs, a1ri loss TN operating tiniog-cars,
anll allowance OF & per cent for depreciation.
Yields, as net. earnings, little below
sl3.ooo, or nbout ~ pct cent 81 s',o
stated, tic gross revenue Of q cnr Is not equal
to the atn3unt paid to conductor ntid 1A'rtcr'
TO say nothing of the cpst and maintenance. @
this being duo to te fact Tint. IN order TINT te
Company fnav maintain ita system nf through
lines, It Ia necessary to operate some cars, cs-
pectnlly In tc dull SEASONS Of travel, thht nago
but two or three passengers anlecc. lne tAi!-
nlaM palncc.Car Company pays It's stockholdcfe
l,yiaends at The rate of 8 per cent year,-n
little more than a capitalist eau get by loaninG
money an nrst-clnss security, bit not too high,
il Is considered, when The risks mud uncertainties
Of the business arc taken into account
CARNIVAL or AUTHORS.
4 ]argcty-at,entlcu meeting OF the lailtes in
tcycstctl IN holding n "Cafnival .oi Authors"
was held IL tlte ordinary Of the Palmer House
yesterday morning. About sixty indies werc
present; Mrs. G. H. Marsh presided. Mr..
Frnt,k T. pcasc, of Buffalo. WHO has had chnrao
duccd to The meeting, and proceeded 70 explain
hts propositions Tor managing tho "Carnlyal.H
hlr. fease PROPOSES to conduct The Cnrn!rnl Tor
25 pcr cont of thu gross receipts, assuming all
expenses. A motio, III favor Of holding tho
Carnival was carried unanimously, md The prop
ositton of the manager WIS accepted By tile
enmo voie. The nicclinE yesterdny was very
enthusiastic, mud forcshadows great AuGccss III
Ut ohout l,000 persons, nnd Is to be on nh ex.
ccedfnely large scale. a portion Of tile Exposi-
tion building. 12ox1e5 feet, together with the
nrt-rooin, cloak.root1s, etc., has been set aside
Tor the entertainment. The Carnival Mill bc
carricd on II, booths to he erected about the
hali, and q stage will bc erected on which tab-
lea.lx and other representations will be giscu,
, 1879-02-14
WHITES hill

- -,n,,,, ,-m ,cT,, ,,n,.,, o,, 1.. -, -,.,.,.,
~ AEooLAEE THE t'aich or uAs IN CITIES.
A rePurteF yesterday undertuuk what proved
TO bo tllc ,nprot1tahlc task OF interviewing
Aless,s. Watkins upl EtlI,nra nm III, s1h,rrt ri
c,,,r, Wi,,.,. NJ, ;.,,..ni,,,,oa ,,s. ~, a..
sc'late wednesday,, providing Tor classification
Of Eus companies ntitl liking tllo rates IL DO
ularucd by cuc,l class. 1be onlv unrt nf TN,
ur,,,,,n,, ,.i,ts nfrvn,. ,hh,,, H. H., ,,r,,,,,sS
sr'..i",, ~ f,uss with ~ ~ ci
tts ,nr,,,f"n,':t, @ T., 't.i 't;.;... ~. ~.
W IN ;r s"u a sar .,a.r
.s ,it "", ,.,Tr,no. ~. y. ,pnu'' 49, ~. ,,..
, 1879-02-14
THE COUNTY-BUILD1NG,

Tie new 5anttors nre Il SUCCESS. The building
Sns never 50 cleau botore since It was built.
q. ". Entlres wns very quietly arrested on
co, 80. Wednesday, ut the instancu OF IL. d.
Spcars, WIN lays cnm To 60 which lr Is sl,r-
rosc.i to bu carrying around In l,is pocket. Jlc
Eayc botl II! tile sun Ut $500 md was discharged
lie Hospital coulnlt,cs met ycster<'ay an,!
examined bids for supplying rcqutsi.lun for
drugs. Tiers were three blds, covering thu
supplying Of over 100 nrtlclcs, u.d the bi'lshny
yar!cd abaut sa50. Tie purchase was made of
Fuller d Fuller, tho lowest bidders.
TlIu plates for the new county bonds lay c
hccn completed, ani portion Of tho bun.lh are
already printed. Thr hills for the salo Of $780,
uHI oi The bthla will he u{rne1 t0-G1iurrow, und
Ii they urc satisfactory, II, faw days the Treas
urcr Wilt l,u ready to pay al outstanding orders
usui,Ist tho Cnurt-lluuse Fund. Tlle!u urc very
ueMr enough Of these or1cra outstanding to nb-
surb the eutirc auluunt.
whoin nr. Nnrl IL Arcllse1 III having committed
M nEurt!un, wua ptAreI IN Ja,l yesterday after.
NUM-. The lust Munt!oI hade III her III tic
PAPERS WINS when she Was taken tu thc
colnty ll0sptal, after lMtng buuui over IL
the Criminal Court, and It appears aho flaa
remained there Tor treatment. Shew bruu.nl
n'cr III an cxpress wagon, u'd III anytl!tlI. Else
tllan III condition to 10 rafinvc.l. When su
was ~ suffering from weakness a,tl the cold
thu. tIln could scarcely speak. No ut,e wus al.
lnwt 10 src her to talk VIII, her, 1t, prerart.,n1
WAS hcr c1ntl!tlnn, anl the conlurs Of tin ltos
ptul authorities in sending her out Us they did
| VIII clnhureu. nr. Wartl, who il nIsu III Jail
| ult,n bein. spoken to un the subjret, character
lxca her rrthnynl to thu JUL ns ari Outrage, uni
said It seemed ID u eyeryhaly was trying to kilt
her to btTcngshen ll.c casr a.atl,st hin.
Au unfortunate old woman WHO was dis
| H1Ilp
, 1879-02-14
BOARD OF TRADE.

THE NEW NuLKS 1lE0AHDtK0 MEssRNuEn9, ETC.
Tho following rules Respecting messengers
md clerks wcro postcd up on tic bullrtin.board
In tho exchange room Ut the Doavd Of Trade
yesterday by order Of tlle Bonrtl of Directors,
and excited considerable comment among the
members:
I. 1horo sball be provided by the Hoard Of Trado
tnita1le n'etsl naase. herring the lnsssn;ion
member Of THO l'oard dcsirsnr messenger .hall,
upTn apnliea''on to the Secretary, BE- Furnished
n % oM e eoe o ssa
mofe meMper. Of tho ijourd Tho eaq,o
huok n.cd for tl,at purpose. 1'his badge nay b
used hy regular cMploYr of tho Iasty to whom 1t
vas iaAnch and hy M one else. nnd. when worn On
wcarur to ntl1nit*tun II tho exchange room for ic
CIV Sen y s e. rSs tSs h' Hoard
The n,c.scnqe1's badge staii rrmntn EXPOSED to
View during nll tho limo Tho messenger shnli re-
Hny voson a e. the 9as Of the Board under
Ts ths ps'risEo T. gTaed Sy ass H. Or
tho badge ttso'f Il tho principal o whom It was y;
sued shall he reasonable ior tho oEcnsc: until
of saia badge ,hall ds within tho control M Of tho
Committee on Rooms.
II: The Committee on Kooms Jointly With lhe
unncccffnry delay. nuke snch nrrangemrnts a. arc
necessary t1 1T M Offices Nos. and In tho COM
Narctn Building for tho Aao Ut thu settling clesks
Of members OF tho iioarh. Amy member N firm,
desiring tho admission. OF a clerk TO tatd rooms
may. on application and the payment OF $40 there.
for be given iicket for sucn clcsk. emitting Mtn,
to ndMlekl1n tu said rooms, aucn duplication to DO
approved by tho Committee on Mcn,oeraEip be-
fnrG tue issuo Of the ticket said ticket
whom It Ii issucd and shall not be- transfcrrnb'c
but NAV be surrendered md another taken out In
Its stead, wlthUut cost, by application ard an.
psoval, % IL tho first instauce. 1ho, payment q
sio shall entatie The party paying i to e'urK'a
q th' I'ossa only; 'rhe uo'nmttsee IN Room'
whose business y slall bo to SEQ that NJ
pes.nn IL admitted to satd rsoma cx.
members Of tho lloard; and also that order IL pre-
served n said rooms. In caso nny clerk ia guilty
of d!s0rllcrly conduct, refuses 10 comply with
any regulation In respect to tic use of the rooms
that may be adopted hy tho soard al DfrGctnrt of
the Committee 0n lsooHs sald clerk shall bu c1.
elnded from tue rooms. and n'' payments 1n9dc on
carad forfeited by Yote OF tho Board Of Directors.
, 1879-02-14
THE CITY HALL.

About $3.50 worth Of scrip was issued yester-
day.
The city collections yesterday amounted to
Sl3,Gt2.37.
The wntcr receipts for yesterday wero reported
nj s2,5G}B5.
About s1o0 was received from special assess
mcntg and licenses.
The Comptsoilcr's contribution to the Treasury
yesterday was sl,22;5s.17.
Four cases Of scarlet icver wore reported at
the Health Department yesterday.
The Committee on judiciary will meet this
afternoon In the City Clerks Office. /
Health Commissioner DcWo!f was rowing
around Bridgeport yesterday smelling out Thu
sources OF bad o&lprs,
North Towu Collector Miller turned Into tic
City Treasury yesterday IN scrip 81 ,00y.70 and
Collector AYrca, from the South Town, 81, 3d.
One building permit WAS Issued yesterday to
Lewis Grocer Eor two two.story olltl basement
stonc-fron:s on Wahash avenue, nortl, Of Alon-
roc street, to cost ln nlt 10000.
4 minority nf tt,c Committee OIL Printing
tJonas and Turner will report In favor Of uhpl-
tshing the Gerll'au organ, a,Nl recommend the
paseRgc Of m ordinance c0nflntHE the city
printing to mn English paper.
Tile hill to rcpenl "1'hc Mayors nct.'' which
the House Committee hos dcetrea to rcport fl.
vorahly upon, does not routain savs tic Eor-
porattOn C0llnsel, wtn f,ns Just received draft
Of tlie document, Alsy provision which nitcrs
lfe present YttninE power OF the Aayor. 1t
leaves him TIM enlG power that lie holds unter
tho present bill In regard to vetoing any partirtl.
| lnr scctinn Of the Appropriation Till, without
| being compelled, as urticr tu u1d regime, to
veto the cnttre appropriation.
The CaInmittce oil Elections met Yesterday
afternnnn to consider The question Of the lonl:
s1nt 1of. f,tt.
, 1879-02-14
pENTECOE'T.

HEvtvAL SERVICES At TUE riNsr coNoREaA-
TioNAf' CHURCH..
There waa no marked difference In tue aldi-
oncs Of last night at the First Congregational
t'..fen ma IA co1pasca ",.a 1oas Oh ,ne nlgat M us.
lore. INC exercises "ero preceded win TIC
eoiE.scrvlcc by tlse choir. hr. Pentccost then
offered prayer. : The audience sang The hymn
,nvc tcc,orcm 11c rcn,,c.t. for nr,vcr. werc
.oss a. inc nc seass'9 4o,. aar ptnysrs "eso
.aen ssaa n 0 rev. a sonn sn., ieuus % an
sqso0' 9a ~ols woo. oo s ne1a o s espeess eS's
those hos for for whom ' prayers rs had S been % asked.
NJ pen.esost s', at ths Last setyso ,ns
sa.s @ sba; when ' he S came s 10 oseaso ha ander
stood TINT ts serca Of meot'nxs were to be-
~. o ,,Iii o. 'Tiu tr ms ,.rn o roa av ~
~ ~ Gou u.seov mssS We!o ~ G'ne ,eoina: ny
III !hsy i!a Sot ZEN Z l'aye enough istesess /
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