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an Oriental Nl9ht.

It IS impossible Cor ,hcso who Lave
nayel visited tao glowing. East to .orm Ga
adequate idea Of the exceeding BEAUTY
an Oriental night. The sky which
bends cnamorcd over clusters of graceful
palm-lrces, ringing soma slow muyin.
stream, or groves Of dark uyti2n!oas ly.
presses rising up Ike Gothic spires from
the midst OF white tat.ro2toI villa !as-i-
Of the deepest, darkest purpIa, uostaiuoh
by the Ialntes5 film Of v0por, uDdlmmsl
by "a single ilcecy cloud 1t is tlo very
image Of purity aud peace, id.aiaigg tic
dul! Garth With its beauty, eievatin4 seLaa
into the sphere Of soul, aud sug g2stio&
thoughts aud yearning5 too tender and
ethereal 10 be invested with human Ian
guagc. Through its transparent depths
the eye warders dreumily upward uutil ii
loses Itself Oh the threshold ct other worlds.
Ogcr the dark moUntain raugos, the io.e-
y moon walks il brightness, clothing tho
landscape With Tie pale gIorics of miu.iu
Gay; willie The 2odiucai lisht, lar more
distucS and vivid than il is ever saep in
this count'Y, dfiuses mild pyranidgai
radiance above the HORIZON like the after.
glow Of sunset. Consultations, trann-
ious With eXccs9 at brightness, sparkle in
the heavens, associated, VITA classical
ryths and !eg>D53 Which are a mental il.
heritauCa b every educated wan FROM III
earliest yeua. Laete tho ship Ago sails
over TIE 'rackIess upper ocean ia ,csr,h
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-08-09
VOL. XI.---NO 81.
a Whirlpool il u RainfSop.

Among the most beautiful and inter-
e5t'1S microscopic animals are the Roti.
iera. Their tiay bodies are 50 tgaaspa.
rent tLas all Tia internal structure can bs
distinctly seen, aud, to all appsaranes,
hey snj : sporting 10 tbeir drop Of water
AZ much rs tha iahy porpoises DO, tunhling
Hbon. ~ bay tutl Of it.. Most Of tiem
'sa r2Vers: but sober ioem0lrs Of the
tlnii'y attach themselves to y leaf o. steuI
o! a1Iao wafer piaG,. and remain, Ike q
oaruaclo, fixtures for lie. .lhey forth
WIN ST ABOUT forming q. protection for
t"clF h2ads; IL the shape Of u bill. o. cup,
anu "at q sHl3 the animal can protrlds it's
need and shoulders at pleasure. Then, as
'Ae Naturalist watches it through his
"a2lc Gia'@---ior it saem5 little short %
mage 10 daveIopc such wonders IN { stu.
gle drop Of wayor--behold tho little 2o;i,
taTa spreads out The aails Of the win a,ni!l,
rom which 10 gets his name, and UGH a
whirlpool as no creates. "a Lolnpss in o.
teapot" is nothing compared WITH this
I12t'irom IN n rain dyop. Tic sa.9!ler
Try are "hj'le3 around aud arounI in :.
manner which creates u terrible auio
anyIs tie sh2l1; but ,.,ega il no r,s!st.
~ rs l4'Sit. Worst oGatl, Tiers SITS tho
g'a"s !" ~, den, ea,!irs cut the c'.oice
ld!@ "hish ere brouylG to his very 'v.uth
" each Te;urn.ng v3rt, aIl er5ioyipn
taen a. mp-h IS P5.ypHgu4us liz hi.
ggoos.
What 40, ,ndorf.l eootgiyanoo Gos sup
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iwo feet six inches, hom which wo raay
ipior that II is Of l good OLD age, Gig m
tvs assert, morcoYer, that o. &.r hacii As
The discovery ot the courtry By the span.
iaIdS,.thrco and holf c2nturies ago The
h'maae' was, even al tha5 carly day, TO-
poyei for It's enormous size. 1t th5 lime
| saw II, It Was bus tbi4Iy coya,ol vii
'e@ree, AMI seemed 10 lack giglt IF
g'ogt4. Tue natives do|l 1t in li.,i yea.
erat,od, anl it vas against the law ~
break even the smtllcs: twt from IT,"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-08-09

A REMARKABLE TREE.-A traveller
gives the following account Of the "Zlul.
any," . tree belonging to tie sub.order
C;csopin@, which he saw ia Vcueguela,
South America;
.'Its heed is somewhat the shape Of al
open umbrella, aud coyota very pc2.ly an
aero Of GROUND. In 1857 I measured the
head III lis greatest diameter from L. s.
Il. to W. n. W., most carefully, and
found it to BE- 20G feet II inches Fifty
years preceding il nas found by Hum
boldt to measure 10 its greatest di4n.ntcr
1872 feat, French measure, which is equal
to about 2Ol feet 6 inches, Enslish.- -
Hence We see that this extraordinary tree
has, within ifty-sevcn years, increased the
horizontal diameter Of its head only BY
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&:5:s b 9rnlly has 10 gray hairs. 1'he
l3wers fade, tue 1sar5 WitaoSs, maa
grows old and dies the world lies
iown in ,he sepa!chse Of age. but tijno
wl.los NO wrioiilos on etacnity. Essrli.
~ Stup2pdous Thought! Eh3 ever
prcsabt, ooborn, uliscAyiug, aud oody-
i0g---the eud'c.s chain composing the life
ot lo3--tha golden lhrall ontwiailg tho
dos'iujas Of ihe uriyeiso.
Na,th has its Jo2u.ie7, bat tine shrcads
taon for tao grave lis Loaors arc but
!a9 scGahiDc OF an l.qr; 1t. palacesy they
afo bat glide. sapplca,es; ,ca pl4asuf2a,
they aro bates bursting bubbles. Nof so
IL tie VI tried bourne. f. the dwelling Of
tae Almighty caa come ~ footsteps Of de-
cay.
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G9g" A young lady At tempe1auce
meeting said :-i}ratAroa and s!stersssCi il,
der IS necessity to lie aud I ibusS aAye
it. II it is decided taat We are uo5 to
drink cider, l shall eat apples and get
some lue young mae TO squeeze ineS4 ser
/ tell you shat l can't live without lat
delightful nectar, tho juice Of the apps !.
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MARRIACH 3rArlsTlo3.--- profound
statistioiln says: "0o'y 50 persons out
Of LOCO marry; u tbeso %, ) arp ii,
vorced, s ran away, il live Hbe cats and
dogs, 30 ure indifferent, au,. ~ ato happy.
Miserable world.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-08-09

gan CD baoiieloy's daGaiioET Of love ::
q itsie ;ighiog. little cryiag, ! LITTLE
dying, AMI great agaI Of tying.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-08-09

The YER cE;cn4.l use Of this guaao through
o&t tic country renders it unnecessary for rs to
say nofe this season thHn that lis comoo8ujoa
n@d 4;a!1y are precisely The same a3 that hereto
fore sold BY Us for the Company.
We have sold this Guauu from the beginning
un"er u Iegular system OF rigid Inspection, III an
expense 10 ;hc Company OF maay hundreds of
dollars annually. This IS done Tor the grotec-
aO@ ALIKE u tie consn,asr and tho C2aapaay, as
it Is manifest to all WHO understand the trade in
ieriiiz,rs, dat it can net be safely conducted on
any otter principle. The Importance ana cx-
I.ut ot the ,lslie d ,Graud tbs protection.
we are prepared to exhibit Or. \. Snowdcn
P-Sota .3cde q ."splcijoa for every cargo
SOLD. Consumers mist observe the unu.c of
1e.lH =. l'"Gsn & Co, branded en- tie Bugs,
uuIc other genuine, iu.-3u
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ADMlNlsY EAION'3 MOTION.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
,fVHlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That the sub
/ Scriler has obtiuei fron tie Register of
Wills Of Hartford county, Md, Letters OF Admin
lstTaliou Gu tie personal e5N,te vi
JAMES a, COVER,
,ate OF Hartford county, decd Al pergous bay
ing Claims agaiust said deceased are hereby uuli-
lied to exhibit the sarle, with the legal vouchers
thereof, On or before the
2oa. G@y Of Juac 1868,
or they may Otherwise 10y law ue excluded frocl
all bene6, ofEaid estate
All persons indebted TO sid estatea.e request
cd TO mnse immediate payment.
1iven under my hand and seal this 2Sth day
Ql June, 1867.
GERARD COVER,
.AdIbiuistrator
n. Gall persona having business with the
adminlstfator above named, are requested 10
n9ll pne archer Il. Jarrett, his Attorney in Bel
Mr.. jus
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and large @na n.w Er~e Barn, which
cost three l"oHs,"d d..!-g5; Meat aud
e.r.,-,s 4v.4ps, Dairy, .A4 y>ry Gno
-YI haze
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On LasoS&@2s 5he l0$b

.ay q SaP;en,tar, 1851, at Il o'clock,
A. H.. al tbge
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She brings together those long separated, gives infor
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Ssu causes speedy marriages and tells you the very
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From the stars see in the hrmAmsnt-tho mAlsho
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deduees the future destiny OF MAJ Fall not to consult
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and likeness enclosed sent BY mall receipt Of prize
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References Of the highest order furnished those dssn
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-The Journal Of
Tbursdsy says Mr.. J. c. Clark, Commissioner of
the Revenue for Alexandria county has received
instructions from the auditor Of public accounts to
proceed, without delay, to ascertain and list the
taxable subjects in this district Tho license as
ssssment and tax bills for this year were not per.
footed by the Legislature during its recent session.
but it Is presumed they will be at its session in
April.
II is with infinite pleasure that We announce the
fact that the water was let into the Alexandria
canal this morning. and that that important feeder
to our commercial interests will in few days, be.
gin the work Of pouring into our market the i'm.
mense products Of the Cumberland region. The
hrst boat, the Wellington left Cumberland yester.
day morning for this city, consigned to the Amer.
can Coal Company.
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A Low PRICE seldom recommends an arti-
cle but being Of good quality always docs; SO 60
to Foley Co., who always keep on hand a large
supply Of China, glass and crockery, cutlery plated
ware, oil and lamp, and be convinced that they
furnish goods of good quality and at low prices.
At Foley Co ., 276 Pennsylvania avenue and 3l6
T street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
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Mr.. JOHN Il. BURCHs CIRCULATING LIBRA
RY, No. 500. corner Ninth and D streets, contains
over six thousand volumes Of history, travels os.
says, 10. 1t Is attached to his bookstore and has
the benefit Of all new publications soon as issued
from the press. 1t is certainly a good thing for
strangers
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

VALEDICToRY SERMoN.-On Sunday even
ing, We see II stated, Rev Dr. Keeling will preach
his farewell sermon to the members Of his charge.
1t Is also said the Reverend Doctor will take the
cars on Tuesday next for Chicago, there to enter
on his duties as rector Of Trinity church.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

NUIsANCEs.-We have several times been
compelled to behold large collection Of mortar,
boards &C., in the street the north side of the
post office building and also just east of Seventh
street, on II; both being much nearer the middle
Of the street than is at all necessary. Whose duty
Is il to remove these?
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

SPRING GOODS. Mr., George Bergling,
merchant tailor, has removed from No. 2S4 Penn
SylvAnia avenue, to No, 2l2 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, above
Willards' Hotel, whore he will be pleased to see
his former patrons and the public generally. He
announces that he has just received lot Of superior
imported spring goods Of the finest English French
and German manufacture, Of the latest style and
best material He calls particular attention to bis
assortment Of gentlemen's furnishing goods Of
every description and Of the finest quality, which,
together with clothing made to order, he offers at
very reasonable rates. Give Dergling q call.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

The New POLICE STATIoN.-The police
force Of the Seventh ward, under Lieut.. Gcssford,
will occupy their new stationhouse, at the corner
Of Four.and.a- half and II street, ISLAND on Mon.
day next. Then all the precincts will have been
supplied with fair quarters, except the Second
We presume It will bo supplied when Lieut. John.
son pays for It, as he docs everything else he OBJ
tains for himself and men.
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PATENr oEEICrr NoTIcEa
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
usIrEp srArr. PAIEsT OF

~ UEITED STATES PATENT 0TYToR
wAsHtSeror, March 10, 1897
On the petition Of sherburne G. blodgetL Of Bridge.
boro, New Jersey, praying fer the extension Of patent
granted % him the 50 day Of January 1854 sntsdted
yuly 5, ls5S, for an Improvement In Hemming and
Cording Umbrsa Covers for seven years from TIE en-
day Of July, 1897
Patent omee MONDAY, the 10Th day Of Jane
next at IL o'clock and all persons notified 10
appear and show cause, n any they have, why IaiI
petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 10 hls
the Patent Ooe their objections, specially set forth
writing at least oentV days before the day Of hearing
all testimony hled BY either party, 10 be used At the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In accord
anee with the rules Of the once, which will be fur.
nished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon tssti.
mony, must be hled In the once oefv days before the
day Of hearing the Arguments any, within ten days
after hlng the testimony.
ordered also, that tits notice be Published in the
REPUBLICAN, and the Iaisil9enesr, washington, D. O.
and in the Tfnes New York, N. T., once a week for
three successive weeks the hrst Of said publications TO
be At least sixty days previous to the day Of bearing
T. O. THKAKER,
Commissoner Of Patents.
P.s-Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills 10 the Patent Once With paper
containing this notice mhn.wav
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

PUBLIC LASDs-The Commissioner of the
General Land Office has prepared and sent to the
Superintendent of Public Printing the form Of pat
emit to DO issued in giving title to selections foI
lands to the Chippewas Of Lake Superior and the
Mississippi under the treaty Of 1854.
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TIN Work, Cook Stoves, &c.-Attention
is directed to tho card of Mr.. John E. Hodgsop,
272 Seventh street. who announces to builders and
others that he Is prepared to do all kinds Of tin
work, roofing, guttering, spoutng, DO, on reason
able terms, at the shortest notice. He Is selling
cook stoves and tin ware Of all descriptions, at
great reduction in price, and invites his friends and
the housekeeping public to call and examine his
stock
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

The REGISTERING OF VorERs-Ye yesterday
tho Board Of Registration recorded in the Second
ward 100 names, Of which 40 were white and 80
were black, making total Of $50 whites and l. 4l9
colored, and a grand total Of the ward Of 2,275.
This, with that Of the First ward, makes 4, 754
registered so far, of which 1884 are white and
1870 are colored This shows that the blacks out
number the whites in the two wards by 1856.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

Wrought Of sterner stuff than clay"
Morse 4 Co, No. 10 Four.and-A.hal street, near
Pennsylvania avenue, are the agents for the eels-
bratsd Bartlett sewing machine, which is stated to
DO the simplest and most complete machine now in
use. The low price at which 1t Is furnished, $25,
places 1t within the reach Of all. This machine is
labor.sayipg, ornamental, and supplies want felt
In every household. Ladies' especially, arc re-.
spectfully requested to call and examine them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

SToCK SALE.-Messrs. Cooper & Latimer
auotioneers, sold, on Thursday evening, q SINAI
amount of corporation stock, bearing interest pay
able semi annually, at ninety cents, and a small
amount bearing interest payable quarterly at 92l
cents.
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AGRICULTURAL Demonstration. Isaac
Newton, Commissioner of Agriculture, has re.
ceived from Messrs. Vilmorin Andrieux a Co.,
seedsmen, Paris France, ten cases containing spe.
cimens of wheat rye, oats barley, and other grain.
The specimens are enclosed in walnut frames with
glass, and will be placed on exhibition in the mu.
scum Of the department.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

SERESADEs.-Last evening, the Working.
mons Convention, with Mr.. /. A. Heads brass
band, repaired to the Casparis House, on Capitol
Hill, for the purpose Of rendering Representative
Banks q complimentary serenade, because Of his
having offered the resolution In the House, on
Thursday, providing that eight hours shall consti
tute 4 legal days work on all Government work
He was not, however, at home. Tho party then
proceeded to the residences of Senators Wilson and
Yates, respectively, and treated them to some Of
Mr. Healdis best.
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The INDIAN WAR DANcE.-It has been
stated that the Indians were prohibited, by the
Secretary Of tho Interior, from INDUCING in their
contemplated war dance at the Park, on Wednes-
day night, because II required the Of considera
BILE "hre-watern to make the affair 60 of with
seidt. II the Secretary intends the Indians shall
not indulge, Washington is a bad place in which
to have them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

SEoURED.-Oaicers Boyle and Gunnell Of
the Tenth precinct, found open tho door Of the fur
niture store Of Mr.. A Gross, on Four.and. half
street, between and @ streets south, on Thursday
night. They aroused the proprietor, who secured
moved
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

CLOSING LECTURE ON SPIRITUAIIsN.-Mr.
A. Whiting, Of Michigan, whose insprationAl lee.
lures have been listened to with so much satisfac
ton, will deliver his closing lectures to. morrow,
Sunday at Union League Hall, at IL a. IN. and
n D. IN,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

The GEORGETOWN MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
opened yesterday with the following offerings:
II, 900 bushels white corn, 10, 900 bushels yellow
corn, 500 bushels Of oats. 500 bushels mill feed,
500 bushels corn meal, 700 bbls extra -four, $50
bbls cut extra, 400 bbls. family -four, 100 bbls.
super -four, $50 bbls. middling -four, so bbls. rye
flour Sales Of cut extra from sl3 to $780, eI.
middlng ship stuff, SO cents; $500 bushels yellow
corn, $l03; !, 900 sacks @. A. salt tons guano,
There were no offerings Of wheat, but quotations
may be made at SO. 20 to $3.25. Several consign.
ments of grain are expected to arrive by canal to-
day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

NUNPARDoNABLE OFFENCE Ernest Beck,
baker, who has a store on the corner of New Jsr.
ssy avenue and M street south, was arrested by
ofiesr J. H. Gordon, Of the Eighth precinct, for
selling lightweight bread. He was fined % by
Justice Gull
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LARCENY.-George Barron, carpenter,
was arrested on Thursday, by 0tBCer Clements, Of
the Seventh precinct, charged with the larceny Of
oGrpenter's plane, the property and patent Of Mr.
George Miller. carpenter. The plane was recOv.
for court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

THREATS OF VIOLENCE Elizabeth Bowers
and Thomas Bowie, coIored, 0he latter noted
theft wero arrested on Thursday, charged with
making threats Of violence towards witnesses who
appeared in the case Of assault and battery on
Officer Steele at q negro ball few nights since
which We have already noticed. Bowie had on q
soldiers coat and was carrying another on his arm.
In the breast Of Bowie's coat was Of the heavy
police batops which were recently condemned by
the Police BoHid, which, he said, he proposed to
convert into muddler to DO used in mixing liquors.
Bowie must have some wholesome drinkers at his
restaurant II such 4 muddler Is needed. Elizabeth
Bowers gave bail to keep the peace, and Bowie was
held for q further hearing.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UEIrEp STATES PATENT OFYIcl
WLanInnrnH Eahtnarx LIZ 1877

wAsHIsGros, February l6, 1857
On the petition Of George n Reed and Psres L. futile
administrators Of the estate Of Joseph II. Tuttis de-
ceased, d esneyA, n. " praying for the extension Of
patent granted TO the sad Joseph H. futile the 2st day
Of June, 1883 for improvement in saws, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent which takes
place the 2lSt day Of June, 1857;
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent omee on MONDAY, the Sd day Of June
next, at IL o'clock and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to Ole In
the Patent Once their eeons specially set forth
writing at least t0cnty days before the day OF hearing
all testimony hled BY either party to be used AZ the
said hearing must be akSn and transmitted in accord
Anee with the rules Of the ofee which will be fur
nished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, rolled upon tAsti
mony, be hled In the ofee tosig days before the
day Of hearing the arguments II any within ten days
after ding the testimony.
Ordered, Also that this notice be published In tho
Inteliioencer and the REPUBLICAN, Washington, c.,
| and in the Geneva Gazette, Geneva, New York,
week for three successive weeks the nrst Of
said publications to be at least sixty days previous TO
| the day Of hearing. 7. G. THBAKBR,
Commissioner Of Patents
P.s-Edtors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent 0mes with paper
sontainlnR this notice fe23.w3w
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

RoBBERY.-0n Thursday last Mr.. q. Rich.
ards who resides at the corner Of New York avenue
and Fourteenth street, met with quite q severe
loss. He went to his desk for the purpose Of
placing an amount Of money in 4 small tin trunk,
when he was astonished by discovering that his
trunk, containing about 800, had been stolen
Circumstances derived by Detectives Clarvoo and
MoDevitt cast suspicion on Martha Smith, aoolored
woman who had formerly been a servant In the
house, and she, together with her husband, Solo.
mon, were arrested on Thursday evening, and taken
to police headquarters. Yesterday morning they
had a hearing before Justice Walter, who post.
ponsd the case for q further hearing. But a small
amount Of money has been recovered as yet.