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INDIA.
CRITICAL CONDITION or BRlrIsI pvnMAI.

CRITICAL CONDITION OF BRITISH DunMAu.
CALCUTTA, March lO.-The affairs in
Mandoley cause grave anxiety. The Gar.
risons in British Burmah have been
doubled. The Burmese have interrupted
the telegraph lines between Rangoon and
Mandoley.
The situation in Upper Burmah is re.
garded very serious for European resi-
dents.
1t is said that tho recent massacres. at
the instance OF the King, only amounted
to forty, but the killing was attended by
every possible atrocity. The victims were
beaten and kicked, and the women were
shocklngly and shamefully abused. The
royal Princes were reserved to the last,
and made to witness the torture and death
oftheir families.
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0HEw JaeksOn's best sweet navy TObaccO

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS repaired and
tuned at Sheib's Music Store, under
Washington Hall,
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MAHY cases Of Rheumatism which have
resisted the skill Of tho profession, have
promptly yielded To that wonderful rene.
dy. KellerHs Roman l.iniment.
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Ghe 9ttelIigetreer,
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ONCE: Nos. 25 and "a Fourteenth street.
Sow Advertisements.

For Rent-lO Rooms, W. L. McAiee.
Opera lIouse-Colville Opera Burlesque
Company.
I.ost-Gold Necklace and I.ocket.
Seed Potatoes-Norton and List.
Wanted-Nurse Girl.
Spring and Summer Goods-C. Hess (
Son.
Mocha Coffee Pots-Nesbitt & Bros.
Piano For Rent Enquire ut this office.
Bedsteads-Friend 4 Son.
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Why suffer with cold feet o'nights, when a
teGspoonfull of Davis Home Relief, tak0n in
a half.tumbler Of well-sweetened water, on
retiring to bed, will effectunlly VAIN them,
by equalizing the circulation, and will improve
the general health? Sold by Logan, List &
Co. Tts1w
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HARDwAHE, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols and
honsetnrnishing goods at assignee's sale,
at kryters, Ills Market street. Bargains
TO merchants as wellas private purchasers.
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TnE great distinguishing feature of Hatcll's
Universal Cough Syrup Is, that when thor.
oughly tested in family, II ever supcrccdes
all other cough remedies, and Is always kept
on hind ready for use in cases Of sudden at.
s9eks Of Group, coughs, colds, etc, to which
all families with children are subject, saving
ten times Its cost In doctors bills every year.
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BlpDEPoTp, Me-, March l0.-Jamcs A.
stront nominated by the 'Greenbackers
and Democrats, to-day was elected Mayor
by7 majority.
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FoR srRiSo.-New styles of Ladies' fine
Button Shoes Just received at Nv. BIond's,
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
IYrRRyArIoYAL moan rArE.

INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE.
LONDON, March lO.-The Sportsman an
nounces that the hackers OF the champion
rover, Elliott telegraphed Mayor Lldlell,
Of Pittsburgh, authorizing that a match
with Courtney be made for Q, 3, or5 miles
on the Allegheny river, stake and date to
be agreed uDon. Elliott demands mini.
mum Of 1915 for expenses.
oyERruREs OF PEACE TO YAEooD KAHN.
LONDON, March lO.-A dispatch from
Jellalabad announces that Mai. Cavagnari
has sent a messenger to Cabnl with pro.
posals to treat with Yakoob Kahn.
AQUATIC.
LONDON, March lO.-A match has been
made between champion Elliott and an
unknown, over the Tyne course, to take
place one month after the Hanlon. Haw,
don match. The name Of the unknown
will be declared on the day ofthe Hanlon.
match.
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A FUSION MAJORITY.

BANGOR, Nh, March iO.-The Repnbli
cans faI;,s elected a Mayor to-day by 74t ma
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
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OF PEACE TO YAHooB KAHN.
AQUATlC.
FRANCE.
IMPEACHMENT,

PARIS, March lO.-There is no knowl-
edge yet that President Mcmahon has
written President Grevy asking to he pros.
ecuted with the Ministers. There is strong
belief that the impeachment resolutions
will ho roierIad
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GEN. GRANT.

Gen. Grant will beth guest Of the Vice.
roy atthe Government House.
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t ny, ,,'... ,72TisS
This 81 ,OOo,oOO,O 900 the chnnicse contrasts ,ts
with 100000 of legal tenders, banIe
notes and fractional currency outstapJins
in January, 1873. "''''H
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VIZ H. kESST=BR!cE HOUSE. , ~
AZ ' ~ No. ~ g Eighteenth ItF,,,. EOOb Il
80 w. htiel HG9se on the ruiss, !, I,l's
SJ iSPla street. Possession ca All Il i e''sS :
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CONE AND Sc!

, ALI fan. fun line Of L'4I'a and Gent" Hand and
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Mantsh.
4as Rent.

E0SR. R8;Es.NT1The Two Drsll,'
IL, HOa IVA hnd illS MliI,t a., yelling RI.
W. Z, RROCECSIIs All
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EUR RENT.-very Oh s4IS
~. isToln, With dwelling sl,S,SsIit'S,he II
t .!i nov occupied BY S s'Ir' NJ IN y
Enquire Of II. FORBES, Ca,iSS,I n l,EA,Sl X
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The local option petitions are scattered
over town for signatures. R.C.F.
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NOTIFIES slxrIErn ANNvERsARy.
Count Won Moltke, on Saturday, cele.
brated, IN Holstein, the sixtieth ami.
yersary Of his entry into military service.
He received congratulations from all quar-.
ters.
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An Oancer's l1ishap.

Officer Thomas, early this morning,
was on the s'lay" for man named Hea-
ley, who Is suspect of being one Of the
ruffians who assaulted and robbed John
Benson colored, on Sunday evening last.
Officer Thomas knew the man intended
+, slip out Of town on the three O'Clock
freight train, and determined to stop him.
About two o'clock he saw the man at Sec
ond and Walnut streets and at once gave
chase. Healey ran well, but the officer
ran better, and was rapidly overhauling
the fugitive, when suddsnly,at Front and
Walnut streets, he stepped upon loose
stone, which caused his ankle to turn
under with a sudden wrench, and he fell
sprawling into the street. When he arose
after great difficulty, he found it about as
much as he could do to hobble along
slowly, and Healey, of course made his
escape. He did not, however, get out of
town on the three o'clock freight. To-
day officer Thomas ankle Is very sore,
but With the aid OF a stout cane he is able
to move about quite comfortably.
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The Case or Mary Greexer.

Mary Gieger the woman who was ar
rested by officer Bernhardt on Tuesday
afternoon for being drunk and who dur
lug the night attempted 10 commit sui
eide, was given hearing before the
Mayor last evening. This is the woman
whose children were committed by the
Mayor on Tuesday evening to the Home
for Friendless Children.
John b. Stewart peighbor testified
thai the woman was common nuisance
to the neighborhood; and that there
was always fighting In the house in
whicl, she lives. O." 1H
Mrs. Eliza j. Talley, testified that the
woman was nearly always drunk, and
that on Tuesday last she was drunk and
had her babe In her arms, crying muir
der. The woman was nuisance to the
vicinity. 7sg-3 rHug
John Groves tes ified that he was In
the house, during the day, and while
there, he saw the prisoner pick her little
daughter up by the hair of the head and
swing her around, *a
The Mayor required her to pay q fire
of SIS and costs and to give bail In the
sum of 5000 to keep the peace.
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An Eventfaal Lffe.

Gen. Chas. Everett died at the resi-
Deuce Of his son Charles d. Everett near
this town on Saturday last, Sd Inst, in
the 18th year OF his age. He lad been
living in this community not quite q
year, and being In infirm health was not
gen Frally known to great many Of our
citizens. His decease ends the career of
must eventual life. His public life com
menced In the Mormon war at Nauvoo,
ILL.,, nearly forty years ago, and was
severely wounded In that strife by the
discharge of several buckshot In his
breast. He also took au active part In
the war between this country ann M exi. .
CO few years later. When the late civil
war broke out he was living in WASH
inRton, d. G. He entered the Federal
army a. captain, and came out an
Brtgadi er- General by Brevet,
be fought under Generals Baker, Will
ians and Butler and was severely
wounded ut the battle of Port Hudson.
receiving two shots In his leg, one OF
them breaking 1t. After recovering, he
went back In the army and remained
two years, or until the volunteers we're
mustered out. After the close of the
war he received the appointment Of
Chief Examiner in the Patent Ofice.
which position he held for seven years,
and until disabled BY an attack of paraly-
sis, which finally terminated his life. He
came to this vicinity with his family
from Camden, N. j., last summer. His
remains were inferred yesterday at St.
Peters P. e. Cemetery, near this town.
Smyrna Times.
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s'-n,ss s.ss &. a:s .ss.sF y;::as::F 4... H:-'''ss'

>naiss soss sss - x..ssss xxsss2s.s fss". fH.%'''ss
President EckeI, or the Board Of Edu
ton, has prepared the standing and visit
ing committees for the ensuing term
which are given below. The introduc
ion Of obnoxious p jlitical sentiments ha
been charged upon the present Board
but 1t cannot for an instant be said tina
President Eckel has any particular politi
cal element in the formation of his com
mittees. They are as follows: ''h2
STANDING Committees. =
On Teachers-William J. Morrow
Henry G. Conrad, b. R. Heisler, Thnma
X. Lally, Henry y. Grubb, Presiden
Eckel, ,e-o6icio. ,l..sr b. ~ 1.sl.a :
On Charles Baird, DR.. A. II
Grimshaw, Allen Ruth.
On Books-B. r. Heisler, Luther w
Palmer, DIR. e. G. Shortlidge, Henry c
Conrad, Daniel O'C. Kenney..r t'li'i
On Accounts-Merris Taylor, Edwart
McIntire, Henry p. Grubb. 5r. = ..te.~
On Normal School-W. w. LObdell
DR.. A. II. Grimshaw, DR.. e. G. Short.
lidge. i@u s 81 elI sai ltNl
On Transfers G. Kent, DR.
Thomas A. Brown, Samuel +. Belts. nd
On Printing-Luther w. Palmer, Ed
ward McIntire, Peter u. Furry. ~"
On FueI--Allen Ruth, William j
Morrow, William w. Lobdell. 3 a.urs
On 1nsurance-Thomas r. Lally
Lindley q. Kent, Peter u. Furry
On Elections-Samuel r. Belts, Char
les Baird, Dennis j. Mention. na,saH
"'- VISITING coMAsIrrEEs.
No. Henry c. Conrad, B. R. Heis.
Ter. - -
No. 2.-Charles Baird, Merris Tay.
lor. '''-e.,'
No. 3.-William W. Lobdell, Dennis
j. Mention. -
No. 4.-Allen Ruth, Daniel O'C. Ken.
No. 5.-Luther W. Palmer, DR.. I. A.
Brown. r-'l
., No; e.--Edward Mclntirs, DR.. E. G.
No; 7'-Lindley G. Kent Henry Hen, j 7.
No: s.-Dr. Thomas 4. Brown, w Lu.
ther w. Palmer. - NJ m
No. 9.-william J. Morrow, Thomas
No. io.-B. R. Heisisr, Dennis J.
Mention. ~
No. 11.-Henry P. Grubb, DR.. A, H.
GriInshaw. :.
No. l2.-Daniel O'C. Kenney, W. J.
pss No. ls'-Thomas R. LalIey, ALLEN
No. 14.-Peter U. Furry, Samuel F.
Belts. 7i
U. Furry. M ,' .+ r. = ~ -,
9. Conrad. ,f' ~ '
No. No i7;-Dr. E. G. shortlidge, Ed.
No. lS.-Samuel F. Belts, Peter q.
Furry. Jiff FHI 2Tf.'el7'
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! l1DOAa., VENaD TADLE.

Z: ! !:!,: 4: !: !!
sioa. %; 500, bAS, 9 g, 46, p m,
FOR Nov York: 2.M, s.oo,s m, IL 80, y 80,
sor ssitimors and y sshinsson: ~ NJ iiSi, { s.io Is
asy: y ii. s's, s.ss, ~; I N. - g! : = = e1n -.
eog Port Deposit; So p m no sunday
1or New Castle: go. s15 q m; os, . % ,
1or bsiswsrs 4: r.: s1s a m; 1os, 8 30
(. ssr Whining ton 4 sNorthsrn Il. r.: % q
For Deis@sre " q " estsrn m Z. K. TO- 10 o; m,
'Npm. No Sundays trains.
s,or ns ehsasssspn: Hxeaxs ~ S os M
Eps.pm, Izs Il 6, SIS. 1i, SO. 3 q,
e. TN 2 e; on sundays: Y q,
So4, 10 "a p NJ IN Sunday: IL Is, / O.
from Baltimore: so4, s 70, 0 Al. a m; 12 p,
iass,s ., % M ON Sundays: o4 m
non " sshiss,sssau an nn, IL 81,
from Pors Deposit 800 a m no Sunday
from New CAstls, SO "a M IL 10 m;
10, y p m; no Sunday trains:
4io rS; ns sunday ;; srssns. - = =
erpm WiiningtouA a Northern 4. B.: O6,
II % . p; IS q n; no SUNDAY trains. y
FSoms Del6wass Western r. r.: 90 m;
2i5.7 4o p m; no SUNDAYS trains.
TRAINS 10R WrLMIN0T ON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA,
IRON Broad street and Washington ave
40. Is, si5, . Is. ii % pm; on sun.
days: 90 . m; oO,s IS, ii 30, p m.
from Thirty Second and Market streets
., ~ 2 YYs 4 e: Y "a. 5s. .,;I!s Sss sso nso pm
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A Pea Pch Scare,
THE COOL WEATHER WORRIES SOME
GROWERS--NO DAMAGE AS YRT. a

H.I Hr,
THE COOL WEATHER WORRIES SOME
GRowERs--NO DAMAGE AS YRT. 90,
The Smyrna Times says The wea-
ther OF last week was not according to
the liking Of our peach growers. The
Thermometer fell nearly to the freezing
point, and, 1t is said, ice was made OF,
two nights. The weather was dry, how
ever, aud there was little frost, besides,
the young germ was well protected BY
the blossom hull. An examination Of
his orchard this morning by Col. Geo.
W. Cummins was anything but satisfac-
tory to him as to the weather. He cut
branches from several varieties, brought
them to this Office and these evidenc-
ed serious blight, but perhaps the high
er and more vigorous limbs on these
same trees would have made better
showing. . -.,.,,. 49, r..
Mr.. John A. Cavender went out to his
orchard and cut branches from the fol-
lowing varieties Troth's Early, Craw-
ford's Early, Reeves Late, Early York,
Old Nixon, Harker's Seeding, Craw-
ford's Late and Temples Late White,
and laid them on our table and an inn
provised peach convention on q small
scale called to sit on them, comprised of
the following members, viz: Col. Doug
lass, John Fl. Hoffecker, J. Van Gasken,
Or. J. A. Goodwin of Kenton, d. r.
johnson and Mr.. Cavender, and the
opinion of all was that the trees have
twice as many live germs on them as can
be matured. It is not questioned but
that the trees have been touched by the
frost, but then they have ten times as
many blossoms as the trees can mature
good peaches. - :, ;.
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4 FIFTH EDITION.
,ColIins' beach U.ser : New n..s I,

S~fAAmS Doocm Umoef = New Regime
The Collins Beach property, which
we announced last week ~ sold to jas.
ballinger, Philadelphia, was not effect
ual Mr.. Ballinger forfeited 500 and
gave 1t up, and It has since been sold to
capt. e. B. TagRart, the noted steam
boat man of Philadelphia, for $4,000
Oapt. Taggart intends to spend consid-
era bic amount of money In improving
the property. That already there will be
put in complete state OF Improvement.
and In addition to this, he Intends to
erecta building 100 feet long by 40 feet
wide to be used for q restaurant and
games Of Amusement. He also intends
to erect ball room, stable and all necss-
sary buildings for the accommodation of
visitors. '1.fI n ~ -
We have assurances from Capt. Tag
gart that no spilituous liquor will be sold
On the place. All amusenents will be
stopped on the Sabbath. 1t IL intended
that in NO case, shall any Of our laws be
violated. The Sabbath dissertations ct
our Bay-side resorts have heretofore
oesn notorious, and this now regime win
meet the approval Of ali but the depray.
ed, and put 1t at once on q high plane
or respectabillty. He has still other
large enterprises to be put in effect.
among which is the erection Of . tele-
phone ltbe from there to this town, and
tnence communication can be had with
wilmington, Philadelphia. &C., By tele-
a spear Of wheat pulled from Col.
d, lglass' field last evening measured
thrto feet.-6myrna Times.
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For the Gazette.

rOI Tue odLcII6.
ME-. EDIr0R II have been expecting
sometime to see the accomplished, popu-
lar, and greatly beloved editor oil the
EUerv EUenin0 and Commercial, come out
in new role. For as the Chinese Jug
gler Is always changing his tricks, and
performances, In order to attract the at
tention of the passerby, and catch the
pennys of the foolish, SO with this eai-
tor of the Every Ecenin0 and Commercial.
But that he should choose to appear As
a martyr to the cause and principles of
Democracy, IL more than we could have
expected, even In this acrobatic editor.
And yet by yesterdays paper we see that
the editor Of Every Evening and CONNER
cidl spread himself before the gaze of ad-
miring constituents, as q man that Is
now-even noW-in this second century
Of American independence, as being
oruci fed for his opinions sake, because
one of the largest and most auccessful
Arms in this city, concluded that in the
future they would not spend their money
by advertising In the Euerv EUeni,g and
that 1t is on account of their bit er, indy
ing hate Of Democrat principles, that
are defended by this brave "Knight OF
the quill" that this advertisement 10
lost. And then the public, especially
the Democratic party receive the cOnsol-
ing information, that not even the loss Of
this advertisement NOV Q the II. e. ana
q. one jot or little from It's D mocratic
foundation. That settles 1.-THE COUP
try is safe.-Hsyes is fraud land the
E., e. and q. will lead the Democratic
party safely out Of the dismal wilderness
of "Shear' where they will have to tarry
no longer drinking of the waters Of
"Mera,H but with the assistance of this
mighty paper, they will cross over to the
land Of "Ehn," and rest In victory. Some
border rufiisns may "bulldoze" a colored
man! Kearney may scare "John China
man" from our golden State, but the edi-
tor of the e. r. and G. seems to be SO in
fatuated with his new love, "the Demo-
cratic party" that the loss of one adver-
sisement, or of all advertisements, would
o.lly cause him to throw his hat higher,
and more vociferously proclaim, Long
live the Democratic party. III
5 .i- t-f BUSINESS.
WilminutOn Nav Z. 1879,
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lA,.ly ssss. ~. "a ilI.lasvall.

W4D004 ASs
Special, May 5, tc Qipcnpaa Gszetts.
For some time past the Louisville
School Board has sbeen torn with Internal
dissentions. Until uittinia month pest
it was blessed or cured with two presi-
dents. To-ueht y eclipse4 ~ ~ FORM
er efforts by fiIrnl6hing fight between
Mr.. Thomas 81. 6herley, the president,
and Judge James II w. Smith, one Of
the members. Just u the School Board
was adjourhipg WI. Smith made consid-
cradle noise and ,the preaidsnt told him
he would not tolerate such action. Judge
Smith retorted by saying |: I" "You are .
G-d-fraud, anyhow p'usi At tlis,
President Shefley; who stfll had his esv-
ell in his hand, hurled y " his insulter.
The weapon struck The Judge IA the
neck and caused cpp1idernhlea blood~let-
ting and Judge Smith them aftemptsd to
knock President Shirley d0wn with .
chair, and for . Whils noehing but fhlling
chairs and crashing aeSk5 AID the Co
manchelike forms 6f the hnhtel1 could
be seen. The ,plztie4 wete Anilly sepa-
rated and acqpieS9ed in : truce. Judge
Smith was, someWhst under the indusncs
Of drink at the tilne.nn "a. sAd slNY
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General News.

Il, Henry Kroft has beep arrastediat Orr.
niis, Ohio, for passing poantsrfsit hAk
uoliar8. t 4cf tsal1s D.tsrlN 90 2slls y
The West wollau CompanJ. Of pitts.
field, Mass, has Gled petltion In bank
ruptcy. Liabilities, 5000. 4'slifa'''1
"Red" Leafy, the bank rob6ss. escapsa
from the Ludlow street jail. In Nev
70. YORK, last night BY he ,iasiistspos n
1 .H's .If asttt lov sfisf! 81 n ard
About 5000 pounds Of concealed aud
unstamped tobacco was seized By rsyo-
nue. officials near Rivers Hill n. O., On
Tuesday night. ~, - 4c sa = bsfais'st y
The Democratic 6tats Central Usn-
mittse met in Harrisburg yesterday and
Harrisburg on July 10th. @s ss''t''~
Whittemors. Pcet, Post B. Co., voolIen
and dry goods commission merchants, Of
New York, suspended yesterday. Their
liabilities are estimated at upwards Of
$500 900. -a gssfaA ~ ~ 17l3iF7sis
The testimony In the case of 'ex-State
Senator Cornish, on trial 1t Befvidere.
Nd, for conspiring to defraud the coan-
ty out Of $40 900, was concluded ysster-
day, and the case win be given to the
jury to-day. .p is'i..,
At a mass meeting in Toronto. o.
tuesday night, resolutions were ad0pted
urging "the establishment of anstionat
currency for the Developments of public
works, such currency to be legal tender
for all debts in the Dominion. DIlslllI,E
In the National Colored Conference as
Nashville, yesterday, apresolution wa
adopted denouncinR q Tenness0e railroad
for having compelled Jubilee Singers TO
ride In smoking car after tb6y had
paid hrst-class fare. All the committees
are expected to report to-day. 'ilil y, ms
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what Hayes Says About It.
Washington Dispatch to the N. Y. 8,

washington Dlspatch 10 the N. Y. Sun.
Hayes said tonight that he should ap-
prove the bill. The Republicans have
little cause to congratulate themselves
on united party and Executive. The
action of the Republican caucus last
night appears TO have had no appreci-
able influence upon Hayes. The stall
warts have been flOcking to the White
House to-day In troops. They have
wrestled manfully with the men whom
they put into the White House, but he
gave them little Satisfaction. He tells
his friends that 1t Is useless for the party
In Congress to fight the bill. II conv err
sation tonight Hayes said that he did
not regard the bill as of especial import.
ance one way or another, and therefore
should approve It, "
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Gold Medals for Paris Exhibttor..

WASHINGTON, May THE gold med
ais awarded to the United States exhibi-
tors at the recent Exposition at Paris
have been received by Commissioner
General Mccormick and will be distrib-
uted during the present week. The med
ais weigh three ounces each, and have on
one side a beautiful female head, intended
TO represent the Repulic of France, and
upon the other figure of Peace lowering
over the Exposition buildings. There
are one hundred and six medals and
twenty-three diplomas of honor, consid-
cred equal to gold medals. fl W
The daily gazette., 1879-05-08
The sale Of Bonds,

The sales of the city 4A per cent.
bonds, yesterday amounted to $20,5O0,
which sum was invested by single par
W, Philadelphia gentleman. This
morning 5000 worth wers sold, and the
total amount disposed of, at 10 O'Clock
was 500, ,40U. The amount still for sale
is only $4,000, and parties desiring to
purchase had better apply soon.