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Berlin, Nov. 18th, 1867.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-01

MACE BETwRRN HORSE AND LoCoMO.
TiFE-a Richmond correspondent writes the
Burlington (st.) Times, that on the litk inst.
horse ran Oh TO the railroad track at Willis
ION station. The morning mail train nearly
overlook II, when the engineer blew his engine
Whistle furiously, and the horse, terribly
nighrened, ned at its utmost speed before the
engine, which II seemed to conceive to be a
terrible monster purs uing, bowling and Shrek
ing on It's track. The brakeman turned his
brake and got the tram under control when
the pass engers put their heads 1t or the win
Gows 10 see tire eau OF the screaming OF the
whistle. The horse kept the middle of the
rack and with head high in the air, turning
1t TO the right and left SO as TO see the engine
RI furiousiy the race of death before the mr.
suing monster. Not knowing shat the train
was entirely under control of the engineer
aHd me dangerous uncertainties as to It's ter.
minatlon, made il very exciting to the passen.
gers, who were in full view of the terrible
race.
The horse. running at the height OF its speed,
Of hiteen to twenty feet in width, over which
stringers or large timbers were laid across
which Were placed the ties. He furiously took
MS last leap among the ties, his head aud fore
legs passing through between the ties. his body
hanging ~ cross a tie. 1t seemed to a Of ssengar
Who was looking On that the impending fate
OF the train was frightfully dangerous: but the
enElTe er stopped the train before reaching the
culyert without accident, an d twenty to thirty
men ran TO see if anything could be done 10 ex-
trlcate the horse, but nothing could The poor
and then fsll headforenost f.seen or twenty
feet on 70 rocks below. doubling his neck under
ms shoulder and apparently breaking i. In
the tall
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THE EVENING STAR.
FROM EJROpE

LONDON, July 3t-Evening.-To.dav was
the SECOND Of the Good wood races The At
tendance was larger than Yesterday, The
principal race, which was the Good wood
sfases, was unexpectedly won by Duke OF
beaufort The leading horses came In in the
following order: Gomera first, Vice second,
La Daupbin third.
PARIS, July 3l.-1n the competitive trial OF
moving and reaping machines, which took
place yesterday on the imperial farm ut Vim
cennes, me distribution of prizes shows tn at
american inventions excelled all others. O.
h. mccormick receives the highest prize for
ms reaper and mower, and gold medals are
awarded to Msssrs. Wood and Perry.
VIENNA, July 3l.-Accounts have reached
this city ofa terrible explosion which occ urred
In one OF the large mines owned by the Roth
schilds in Moravia. The mine was full of
worknen at the time OF the disaster, and more
10 AN one hundred miners are reported to have
been killed or injured. The visit oftne Sulta q
OF Turkey to Vienna terminated to-day. Hts
Imperial majesty departed this afternoon for
Pesfh, where he will make brief visit, and
thence proceed TO Constantinople.
BERLIN. July 3i.-Altona, the largest city in
doistein. situated about I've miles from Ham
burg, has Joined the new Zolverein.
BERLIN, July 3l.-The Pr ussian government
10 preparing and will shortly send to Copen-
hagen, reply 70 the note Of the Danish cabi-
net requesting information as to the guaran-
tees required by Prussia for the protection Of
Germany in North Schleswig
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-01

ATTEMPT To ROE NATIONAL BANK BY
TUNNELISG.-A bold attempt to rob the Ma.
uonal Bank OF Lawrenceburg, Ind. came TO
light day OF two since. The facts of the case
are thus stated:
The bank building is located In such a way
that its rear Is on an alley. while in g ward,
across the alley, is deep prlvy vault re-
Gently dug: the thieves evidently had made
themselves fully conversant win the nature
OF the ground before commencing oper at,ons.
and went TO work with full knowledge OF
what was to be done. For many nights mys-
ferrous noises were heard in the back ward of
the bank ni'ding, but the watchman was nm.
able TO trace them out or even torn q rational
conjecture as TO their nature. Otaer parties
were then calico, but they were as much puz.
zleo "a the Waterman, and the whole thing.
night after night, remained q mystery One
thing was noticed: IL gradually approa ched the
bank building. and on Sunday night las: it be-
came louder. and appeared TO be fling and
pounding in the vicinity of the bank vault
Where the money was Kept, and accor dinghy
several parties went into the building. and in
so doing made disturbance, aud the noise
ceased and was heard more. Still there
was no clue 10 the matter, but a strict Ruard
Was Kept around the premises. and this morn.
ing II was discovered that the privy vault was
nearly nfled with fresh dirt, when an in esu.
cation showed that tunnel had been dug
from II 10 the exact spot where the bank safe
was. and had not the watchman been alarmed
az the noise they would soon have succeeded
IN obtaining and carrying off the treasure they
coveted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-01

Corner Ohio avenue and 18th street.
hesubscribers, thankful for the patronage here.
ingon and Others take this occasion to state that
they are still prepared and have ample facilities to
perform all orders in their line of business, and
done in expeditions, cheap and workmanlike 9
manner can be done in this or the Northern
CITIES. Their work comprises Steam Engines and
Circular Saw Mills, Skating and Gearing for mills,
Castings, iron or brass: Architectural or Miscella-
neous Wrought Iron Work; or heavy Forgings;
meters, and Pattern Making; in fact, all the
branches of Mechanics appertaining to first class
Foundry. They would also respectfully call the
attention of the PUBLIC TO their " Patent Ditferen-
tial Return Tubular Boiler" This plan of Boiler,
patented by them in 1862, has now been introduced
and in successful operation for various purposes,
and has given general and entire satisfaction IA
possessing every quality essential in first. class
steam generator, viz Economy in fuel, facility for
cleaning, exemption from printing or foaming, and
tificates now IN our possession They have af been
constructed by us at these works. and are in opera
ton in this city and elsewhere We will be glad to
avail ourselves Of the opportunity to explain its
merits and show it in operation In these Works.
The following is list of the Boilsrs on this plan
ing building; at Metropolitan Hotel, do, dol at
John c. Rfves' Globe Printing Office; at United
States Hotel, warming building; at Soldier g Home
north Of the city; at Lunatic Asylum. across tbs
city; at 5. Xrsen fortress Monroe steam pro.
peller Philadelphia, belonging to A. B. Cooley.
Esq; steam Dredging Machine, do. DO steam pro-
pel1er Tigress stern wheel steamer Virginia. the
Potomac river; stern wheel steamer Enterprise, do
is s-eo2m WIN. n. ELLIS 4 BRO. !.
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~ Two apothecaries at Augusta Me. have
had to pay $4,000 for SIN juggling liquors.
~ The negro troops are making good Ia.
dian fighters.
81 Several cases of sporadic cholera, in
New York, are reported
~ The Young Mems Christion Association
OF Lowell, Massachusetts, has arranged for q
series Of out door Sunday services.
r. The late of taxation in Salisbury, CT Is
Sl3 per $1,000.
- A cooperative knife factory has been
star by some sharp Conneciicuters.
~ The reign OF terror continues in Spain.
Thfre have been slxty-eight political execu-
lions in SIX months.
~ Four negroes have escaped from jail at
ST. Martinsville, La, one of them accused OF
an outrage On a white girl.
~ Frogs sell a, Gin cinn All ct about fifteen
cents per dozen, and the men who deal in them
make money at that.
- Minnesota is absor bling emigrants at the
rate OF about thousand day.
~ Rev. DIR. McClusky, OF New York, has
been appointed a Catholic Bishop in Louis
VILE, 10 fill the va cancy caused by the death
OF Bishop Loyialie.
~ A local writer on popu alton says green
apples are public blessing since they double
up people.
~ The new fifteen cent note has a singular
adaptation to the price Of straight drinks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-01

A NEW DROP GAME.-Last Saturday even.
ing, about seven O'Clock, a young lady was
passing down Hanover street. and when about
opposite the American House she noticed q
gentlemanly- looking individual standing near
the building, with his attention apparently
fixed on the sidewalk in front Of him. On
eel on the sidewalk, and supposing some lady
who lad been out shopping had accidentally
dropped 1t, she stopped to pick 1t up. when the
himself, and rudeiy pushed the lady, at the
same instant snatching her portmonnoie from
her hand and running away. The port
monnoie contained $3.50 In greenDacks and
valuable gold lingering. The fellow also
stole from the lady's dress her gold watch,
valued at 800. The transaction occupied but
moment, and before the lady was fully aware
OF what had transpired, the well dressed
scamp had disappeared down Elm street.
Boston JQurnAl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-01

WoMAN's DEVOTIONAL London watch
maker named Watkins first sedu ced mis- weet.
heart, and then beat her nearly to deatn with
piece OF lead, and stabbed her In eleven
places. The poor girl survived the outrage
and f"d the country so that she could not be
papers publish pathetic letter written by her
10 he brute after his arrest: al am VISITING
anxiously in the hope Of hearing that you are
free, and am looking for the time wnen we
shall be united and happy once again, for
without You cannot be happy. Ali tbs pa II
Is forgot For the girls sake 1t is gratifying
unity again OF trusting herselr 10 tina mercv
OF the man VINO so crueliy injured her, Wat.
servitude. eAoA
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The Episcspalian Question Of Church Dis.
cipline.

EEz
TIE CASE or REV 8. Il. TYING. JR.
The charge agsinst the Rev. Stephen H.,
Tying, Jr, 10 under Investigation before q COM
mittee Of The Episcopai Church OF this diocese.
the whole case turSs upon the Interpretation
OF canon Of church discipline, a. 70 whether
rector power extends simply over his own
con greEat,on, OF to all OF the denominations
The acts in the case are as follows: The Rev
Mr.. Tying, Jr., was visiting one Of his parish
tation was extended to him to All the pulpit OF
the ST. James Methodist Episcopal Church
the Sabbath following. Mr. Tying accepted the
invitation, and notice was gwen In the New
The fact came to the knowledge OF Rev Mr..
Stubs, rector OF the Christ Episcopal Church
OF that city, who Immediately raised objections
and directed the young minister TO Canon XII.
Art 3, OF the Episcopal Church, which is as
follows: - Il fs-. = :.
mo minister belonging to this Church shall
ohciate, either by preaching, reading prayers,
OF therWtse, in the parish, or within the paro-
chfai cure OF another clergyman, uRless he have
received express permission for that purpose
from The minister OF the parish or cure or in
Ms absence fram the church wardens and yes.
try men, or trustees OF the congregation or q
majority of them
This article was entered in the canons OF
the Episcopal Church some years ago to pre-.
vent an Episcopal clergyman intruding into
the parish Of another Episcopal clergyman,
assuming the rectorship by preaching, reading
prayers, or ohciating in any Of the ordinances
\ Mr.. Tying saw nothing therein to criminals
him by his officiating for the Methodist brother,
and accordingly preached morning and even
Mr. Siubbs Immediately instituted action
against Mr.. Tying, claiming that he had violat-
ed the above canon
The real point of the case rests upon the con-
struction given to the article Of Canon XII. It
must be proved thatNMr. Stubs holds entire
spiritual Jurisdiction over New Brunsw wick to
criminals Mr.. Tying, who, by his action, be-
lleves that Mr.. Stubs is circumscribed to the
limits OF the Episcopal denomination, and has
no control whatever over the st. James church.
in which he efi1ciated y z
MIR. Tying il out OF the city, enjoying his
summer vacation, and it Is not probable that
the trial will begin before his return; neither is
1t probable that he will hasten his return in
consequence Of the charge which has been
brought against him.-N. y Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-01

n REMARKABLE CLIPPER RACE-The San
FRANCISCO Times says:-"Ihis city is the
terminus OF one OF The most remarkable nauti-
cal events on record. Two tirst-class SHIPS
the Governor Morton and the Prima Donna
sailed together from the port of New York on
the istn OF February They were to wed out
side sandy Hook side by side, so near 10 each
oiher that conversation was maintained by the
com nnanders Large sums were wagered by the
friends OF these ships, their respective
favortes reaching this port first. The racing
vessels crossed the equator In the Atlantic on
the same day, although not in the same Iongi.
tnae Ihey entered the Straits OF LIE Mare
the same day. and came out of them on the
same day. They crossed the equator in the
Pacific on the same day and in the same lon gl :.
tude. Both ships arrived al this port on the
same day, within three hours or each other
after q race of sixteen thousand miie,. These
facis demonstrate the accuracy that has been
attained in the science OF navigation and also
proves the reliance which may be placed upon
the wind and current charts prepared under
the direction Of MIR. Maury.
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DY GREEN g. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 500. S. T.. corner of Seventh and D st

DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No 526, s. +. corner of Seventh and d SITS.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE AT AUCTION.
No. g7s-EQUITY.
Johanna f. Rupert and John Rupert Complain
ants, vs. Bernard Geier and Louisa Thoma,
DEFENDANTS
By virtue Of decree of this Court passed in this
cause on the 10th day OF July, 1867 will sell,
the premises. commencing at O'Clock p. m, on
TUESDAY. the 9th day of August, 1871 the follow
ing named valuable property, viz Lots numbered
2, g H. s, and II, III the subdivision of Lots num-
bered ,2.3 4, S, and "A, in Square numbered 620
square. Also, Lot numbered IL, in Square num-
bered 673, with the improvements, which are, on
part Lot %. large three story, basement. and attic
brick house, containing il rooms and wide hall
through the house. The lot has a front of 10 feet
on street. and 1876 feet deep; on Lot No. q is a
large two story frame house with basement; Lot
fronts l37 feet inches North Capitol street with
a depth of 10 feet, on Lot "a there three two
story frame houses, with Easements, fronting on
Pierce street, or co foot alley; Lot II in Square
mediately opposite the former described on North
Ca pitol street.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the Court are
One fourth of the purchase money to be paid down
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pay
ments bearing lntere st from day OF sale, secured
by deed of trust on the property. All conveyance
ing and revenue stamps at the cost of the pur
chaser Ii the purchaser or purchasers sheuld fail
TO comply with the terms of sale in i've days after
property, at the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser, by advertising such resale three times
BERNARD GEIER,
Executor and Trustee.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
in 90 stuth&dS Auctioneers,
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
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No better srtdsnrs of ats superiority nerd be ad-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-01

COMING BACK TO THE WHIT The Grand
jury OF the city OF London, in 4 recent docu-
nent called the attention OF the Recorder In
ihe I'D increasing frequency OF assaults and rob
berries IN me streets, expressing their conyic.
poh 'hat TIE criminal part Of the population is
growing more savage and dangerpus ararv
year, and advises the restoration of The whip.
Ping posi-, to It's old importance They remark
tpa Inman Tears nothing so much as physi-
cal suffering, while familiaritv has ~ a
very hearty contempt for prisons. A Iondon
paper thinks that the Grand jury is unSouhi-
eGly IN me right, and adds:-s.If we are IN
form any opinion from the manner in which
fog ing sentences are heard and the ponish-
ment itself received. During the week. a ,sI.
low named Dnndas was convicted al the Ora
barley OF roohine man, with brutal violence,
and sentenced 10 ten years penal servitnds
and TO receive twenty lashes from the cat Tna
penal servitude would. perhaps. have been
regarded as trihe. bat he fear of the ca, sent
The prisoner bowling from the dock"
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SECRET DISEASES

eAMARITAN'sG GIFT is the most certain, safe, and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem.
edy ever discovered Cures in two to four days and
recent cases in twenty four hours. No mineral no
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken II
is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
male, IS.
..sAMARIrAN's Roof. AND HERB JuIcEs-A posi-.
tive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofua, I'll
tie. Sold BY 5. G. Ford. See adysrtisement. mya
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PAWNBROKERS.

A1S LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. AK
lob FURNISHINGS LOAN OFFICE -
475 18th street, Sd door south of Penn. ave.
MONEY loaned on time to suit customers, on
Real Estate, Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Jewelry, Silver Plate, Pianos, Furniture, Me-
chanical Tools, Ladies' and Gentlemens Wearing
Apparel of all descriptions.
NH 6-3m& B. BURNSTlNE.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF
i s. GOLDSTEIN & CO.,
--r&s LICENSED PAWNBROKERS,
"a FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET WEST,
near Pennsylvania avenue,
Ofer the highest cash advances on all kinds OF
Merchandise, to any amount and for any ~
time desired at reasonable rates. IA
Interest on large sums greatly reduced. -
Business strictly confidential.
Goods bought for cash and sold at private sale.
feA-1y
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs fOR FUEL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IHTERIoR,
Waxuyvsro n n e. Jufy "a, 1851

DEPARTMENT OF THE IHrERIpR,
WASHINGTON, D. c., July ~ 1857.
Sealed Prof. osals will be received at this Depart
nent until II o'clock M, TUESDAY, the 2ofh
August, 1861
For SEQ tons $40 lbs to the toni of the best quail
ity Baltimore Coal Company 3" Coal twhite ash,
furnace size.
100 tons 600 lbs. TO the toni best quality Red
Ash Coal, stove and CRATE size.
Wood. N1IT IF
% or more cords best quality, seasoned bakers"
Pine Wood. - n
Samples Of the Coal to be exhibited to the Engi
neer OF this building, and any delivery not salts
factory to him will be rejected.
Satisfactory arrangements must be made for the
delivery and correct measurement of each.
For the convenience of bidders, parate propo-
sails will be received for the ceal and wood.
Bond in double the amount will be required Of
the successful bidder. .
Proposals TO be addressed to the Secretary of the
Interior, and endorsed Proposals for Fuel"
JOHN r. GOODWIN,
jy q -law4t Superintendent
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New York B'hoysi in the Brazilian Army.
A Para letter describes the adventure OF
gang OF New York roughs who went 70 Brazil
10 obtain the $500, in gold, offered for voiun-
teers in the war against Paraguay. Their de-
sign was to s'bum'' the country as they ex-
pressed 1t. They were a fearfully hard lot
composed mainly of the pckpockets, shoul-
der-hitters, choppers and wharf rats OF the
slums. who were getting too hard even tor the
endurance OF the New York policemen On
the passage they were constantly figh ting, and
1t was only oy unremtting vigilance, and
placing some OF the leaders in irons, that they
were kept from rising on the officers and crew
of the steamer. At St. Thomas, where the Bra
lillian mail steamships stops for twelve hours,
they got ashore and went in ssto take the town."
but came very near getting taken themselves
There are some five. undred coal.hsavers at
that port, the major pal t of whom are negresses
OF brawny proportions. They are good
natured race, ignorant, full OF song and fnn. as
peaceable as can be desired but they did not
relish the brutal pranks Nose thought him
self bound to cut up, and were not slow
to resent personal indignities by peltiug
their insulters with Jumps OF coal.
and but for the interference of the police.
the b'hoys would have Jared hard. On reach
ing their destination they at once began their
usual recreations OF robbing grocers, bakers,
liquor dealers and cafes, but were brought up
with round turn by the police, who shot
several OF them. and turned the rest over to
bounty jumping. but Brazilian military sur
veiliance Is little TOO rigid tor that, and they
found their only resource was to take their
$500 apiece in lold aud watch for a chan &c 10
desert. They tormented their commander al
most out OF his life by their disorderly be-
hayior, and. as they could not be induced to
affiliate with their Brazilian comrades, were
formed into battalion by themselves, and
placed in charge OF a fort, where it was be-.
lieved their abnormal viciousness would lead
them to hold out to the last in case of an at
tack. Their subsequent military career was
what might have been expected OF such ras.
cns-the fort was invested by the Paraguay.
ans and with the imperial gold still juggling
liz their pockets, they turned the guns on the
Braztlians and went over to the enemy in g.
body, where they were well received