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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-13

A SPLENDID BuILprss AND MAGNIFICENT
SToRR.-washIngton city at this time can
boast Of . number Of splendid iron-front build.
ings, conspicuous among which 10 one just
Eleventh And twelfth streets, for M. W. Gsit
Brother. jewellers. For size, beauty, looa-
tion, and adaptation for the uses u has been
prove an enduring monument TO the ents rise
Of the Messrs. qalt. The building has front
Of "a feet, hsiEht Of 10 feet, and 10 20 feet
deep, the front being OF iron Of modern street
architecture. There are four full stories, the
second and third designed for stores and ofnces.
The ceiling Of the lower story 10 II feet high,
The :seSnS .tosy !. feet, the third 49, and The
The store Of tie Messrs. Gait 10 finished and
fitted UP 10 the most elaborate style, the cas-
ing being Of solid black walnut, beautifully
sas %SSs,n *. s.,
The rear portion Of the store 10 surmounted
ssPiendid Iron and glass dome, - feat in
height from the noor to the apex, thus AFFORD
o1ghly .ventilating the room. The private
ONCE OF the firm Il also In the rear, and In.
closed within q splendid walnut screen Of
az IN sns iron ~ eea,rs o. which
Office, the watchmakers and engineers are To-
Gated, while the jewellers occupy the fourth
story, to which dumb walter communicates
ticies. The door Of tho store is laid In white
marble tile, with black dots or squares, and
at night the magnificent store 10 lighted BY
elegant chandeliers, containing about 10 gas
The counters are also Of black walnut eiabo-
rately carved, upon which are placed French
plate show cases, with silver plated frames
home-mads article. In the jeweiry line to b,
found In the United States.
The ceiling and walls are frescoed In elegant
style, and owing to the irregular shape Of the
and resots the fsSest credit on tss eont gs
tors, Messrs. Baldwin Brothers, the sntir,
woodwork Of the estabiishment having beer
prepared thsi. fsetorY, corner Of First nnt
10 the drawing Of the cases and the pains ant
labor bestowed by the artists In their compile
tion have perfected result In beautiful do
country, the whole being under the Immediate
supervision Of the Messrs. Baldwin.
The entrance door to the store 10 six feel
wide, on either side Of which 10 9 fine Frenci
being iai feet high by " feet wide.
The building throughout is furnished with
water and gas, and the outlay OF Messrs. Gal
Bro, In Its construction. will reach abou
The Messrs. Baldwin 4 Bros. were the con
| tractors, and those engaged In the buildinI
were: Iron work, Bartlett, Rollins 4 Co., Bal
timore; 6riek-worL, s: J.; Digs, stone; work
fitting and plumbing, A. X, Shepherd Bros.
painting and glazing, Parker McNiokle
| frescoing, Hubert Schutter, and tile work b!
Edward French, to all OF whom much credit
| have discharged their several duties.
NJ, W. Cali & Bro. will take formal pos
session on Monday morning, when the gran'
Of the public, who viii agree with US that /
Is certainly one Of the finest and most com
plete establishments OF the kind to be foun
% the continent of America.
| 10 n,
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q. NJ. DOVE, NJ. d.,
Secretary Board Of Health.

Tng RIVER FRosr.-Gopernmem WhdLf-The
Revenue steamer 'Northerner, McGowan,
sailed for Baltimore, as did the steam tug
In tow large barge for the purpose OF convey.
Ing to this city the furniture OF General Scho-
field, Secretary of War.
Riisy's Rharf.-Arrived- David r.
Wilson, Russell. from Hunting creek, virginia,
with clans for market; John ]. Havers, Lewis,
from Upper MAchodoc, with 50 cords Of wood,
w. II. NARROW; Pandora, Landlord, from Sea
ford. Delaware, with wood for o: M. Loom 4
Co.; Waddington, Fields, from Salisbury, Nd,
with lumber for market.
Hdrpey'i RharJ.-Arriye d-Steamer Pioneer,
Olden, with an assorted cargo Of wood, lum'
Der, straw, hay, &C., from Aeootine, Tor
market.
Guinands WharC-Arrived-Soho A. b.
Fay, Davis, with wood to auinand; Benjamin
Cox, Franklin, with wood to West Lusby
Fanny, Ashton, with wood to Grinder: Sailed
Schooner, A.; 3, TaIy, Davis, Light Benz.
Saco, Wilson, with bricks, to U, s. Naval
Academy, Annapolis Nd.
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ORPHANS COURT, az The DISTRICT OF

ORPHANS COURT o. THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
In the matter Of the petition Of Ann T. Re binson,
Guardian; ,
.oia 49, IN .asStS.np 81 square Ne, ~
in accordance with the order Of said court with the
improvement. Y Woliord and shsiesTg tor StS ~.
terms OF sale.
ills this eth day Of June, lsds, ordered ~ the
ratified and con armed unless cause TO the contrary
is shown on or before the Sth day Of Juns ensuing
Provided copy Of this order DO published In the
NIrIoSAL RsruBLIoAE three t3) times week for
three weeks before said day wup PURCELL
A true eopy Test; J, W. 0'BElRNE,
jel0-eoSw Register Of Wills,
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SALE OF MoNEy.-At the nfth monthly
meeting Of the Columbia Cooperative Build.
Ing and Deposit Association, held on Thurs.
day evening, six shares, representing %, 900,
were sold-two at e2,62, three at t2.oS, and one
at t2.7l.
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The FAIR AND FESTIVAL on AnAlostan
Island, which was postponed on account Of
10 o'clock tonight. See advertisement In an.
other column,
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SALE OF HAT In THE DIsTRIor.-Mr. Pat
duced 4 bill, which was referred to the Com
mittee on the District of Columbia, which pro,
Iyides that all hay and straw which may be sold
By weight In the District Of ColumbiA shall be
net weight shalibs ton.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsirRp STATES PATENT oRPIC

wAsHIEGrON, May y. 1865.
On the petition Of HoRAoE W. PEAsLsR, Of Nal
dan Bridge, y. praying for the extension q a
s1teasisd september st.h. ls5t, reissgsd January
an improvementin Machines for Washing Paper
stock, for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent, which takes place on the 9Th day Of Sep
tember, 1865;
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the Slst day Of August
next, at IL clock aud all persons arc notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
alo Ia the Patent oice their objections, specially
set forth in writing, at least ti0entv days before
the day q hearing all testimony hled by either
aud transmitted In accordance with tho rules Of the
once, which will be furnished on application,
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as tesl-
mony must be hled In the Office t,osnty days before
the day OF hearingi the arguments. II any, within
ten days after hliaE the testimony,
=. Ordered, also, that this NOTICE be published In
the REPUBLICAN, and the InteIii0encer, Washing
ton. D: G., and ~ The Atlas, New York, \.
hrst Of said publications to be ut least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing. =, ,o,,u
je+.ThS Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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The festival AT DR.. BUTLER's CHURoH.-
Last evening being the last one Of the ice.
cream and strawberry festival at the st. Paups
.. S ssst very ISna sy ss snS thereby
was very neat and tsstefuily decorated with
S.p ss sys,sr,,; and aSts sr%
spauldins entertained the gpests with some
choice music on one Of L: y. Reichenbach's
street, near Pennsyivanis avenue. She also
sang some Of her beautiful pieces, which met
with The spprosstiSn Of all pre.sent, The
table, were 80 pSs.ssn, and eommodatiss
that II was impossible for any one 70 90 away
otherwise than well pleased with the enter
tainnsnt.
THs rorRrH AT LArRrL.-The Rechabites
OF Laurel, ND, are making preparations for
sssir H town. An Invitation i s to Be sstsndsd
to the different Tents In Maryland and this
District, also TO the various temperance or
.Soo n tn: 1S sSsr: tn: sss
IL The place will participate In the festivities
A: band Of music and pronin.n. speaker.
grove in which the celebration will take place
IL delightful one, II 10 expected that the de-
monstratlon will not only be profitable to the
paats.
Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has Just returned from
New York with an elegant stock Of straw
hats, which he 10 prepared to sell at twenty
Ave per cent below the usual prices. A. visit
to his well store at til Ninth street,
between ID and Pennsylvania avenue will
prove the truth Of this assertion. Mr.. Smith
10 also the agent Of Singers Noiseless Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium /
the New York state fair.
WEST END BUILDING AssocIATIoN.-At .
meeting of this association, held In Stott's
Hall, corner of Pennsylvanis avenue and
Twentieth street, on Thursday evening, 20
shares ofstock were sold at an average Of about
60H per cent. We are glad to learn that this
association 10 In a very prosperous condition.
BASE BALL.--The Olympic Base Ball Club
will play match game Of base ball at $50 p.
champions Of Maryland-the Marylands, OF
Baltimore. Tickets, admitting gentleman and
ladies', rs cents. See advertisement.
A MATCH GAME OF base ball will be played
BY the Union club OF Washington and the En-
terprise Of Baltimore, on the grounds Of the
Union, on the 9th Of July.
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B0Okbinders.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARrMEET OF THE INTERIOR,
WAsHisuroS, April -, ls6s
On the petition Of HrARS L. LlPSAS. 81 Phila:
delphiA. Pa praying for the extension Of patent
granledto him the 9th day OF July, 1854, for an
lmproy ement in Eyelet MACHINES, for seven years
frusn the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 9Th day OF July. 1855
IL u ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent office on MONDAY the 9th day Of July
next, at u clock. m and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have. why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writ Ing, AZ least toentK days before
the day Of hearingi all testimony fled by either
party to be used At the said hearing must be taken
once, which viii Be farsiaAed on application 'l'
Dispositions and ether papers relied upon as testi-
mony. must be kled In the office tioeRtp days before
the day OF heaIing; the arguments, II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered also, thai this notice be published In the
RRryBLIcAE and the Igts!ligs.esr, Wellington.
week for three successive weeksi the hrst Of said
Rabliesti9ns to 30 At least sixty days PseSiops to
Ap2s.wa Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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IxrRovzxRsTs.-on south O, between First
and Second streets east, Messrs. A. X. Shep-
herd, NJ. Kelly and Co., are having erected
dences, with white marble trimminss and
fronts 10 feet By 20 feet deep, and contains il
sss s' fA .ss ssi,sSy 'sf S Rsa
provemcnt to the neishborhood in which they
are situated. Mr.. Chss. lust 10 the eontrac-
p Is ST,st s..ssr snd rooier, A. K sSsphsra
Msssrs. Walter 4 HenrieE, marble work, MI.
%% ls. A ssssP p 81: o. these build
On the southwest corner Of First street east
and street south, Col. N. p. Chapman 10
Srios S fr e rs.iasnee When fronts On ssrsss.
and large and Handsome bay window. It CON
tain. u large and comfortable rooms, with all
Mn H. @. Keirle, and the brick work Il being
done by Messrs. Hsnning . Collins.
The same .geutlemen are building two very
neat thu ee-story brick tenements on Second
street east, between O and d streets south,
for Mr.. Geo. +. Quick. They front "a feet 10
inches BY so deep, and contain ten rooms each,
won the S east side o. New Jersey avenue the
same gentleman is making preparations to
have an addition built to his already hand.
deep, and Of brick, the front being pressed
brick, with two large aud splendid bay win.
dows. The same builders have contracted to
On the north side Of b street south, between
Sixth and Seventh streets east, there 10 being
erected ten frame dwellings, fronting II feet
by 50 feet deep, and each OF them containing
| SIX rooms. Mr.. Irwin s. Barker builder.
Mr. W. ]. Bradford 10 erecting two frame
buildings on East Capitol street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets. They front 20 feet
each BY 90 feet deep, and contain seven rooms
| each.
MT. Patrick Cuiiinan 10 having q two story
| brick residence erected on Sixth street west
feet by % feet deep, and contains eight large
| rooms. It has handsome cornice, and when
completed will, we have no doubt, bear = neat
| and beautiful appearance. Messrs. Harper 4
Humphrey, contractors; brioklnyets, Messrs.
Robey klngj plasterer, Mr.. Daniel Hannah.
Last, but not least, on the corner OF street
north and Sixth street west, Mr.. Peter NJ. Du.
bant 10 having bsilt q fine three-story and
| basement residence, which,, II completed ac-
cording to the plan laid down, will beu.Pecond
/ to none that we have seen lately. It wfll front
| on and Sixth streets, both OF which are to be
composed OF pressed brick and brown stone;
the hrst or basement story to be entirely OF
the latter. 1t fronts "a feet inches on Istrect
and 10 feet on Sixth street, and will contain II
large and handsome rooms, which will be fitted
out In hrst.clsss style. There will be water,
| gas, sewerage, go, attached. Carpenter, Mr..
Kerr; bricklsyer, Mr.. NJ l.. Merrill; plumbers
and gas-atters, Messrs. Cruit Campbell;
| plastcrers, Messrs. Fenwick & Stewart; paint.
| er, John W. Carpj none Of whom need any
complimentiug, rs their work will speak for
Itself.
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SUPREME CoURT-GENRRAL TERN.-Chisf
Justice Cartier and Justices wylie and DIN
sat In bdne, yesterday
Jane L. Carroll vs.. The Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad Company. Judgment below reversed
and new trial ordered.
United States ex rel. Merrill 4 Carlton VS..
Strong 4 Dean. Application for mandamus
on Commissioner OF Patents. Argued and re-
ported some weeks since. MandAmus ordered
to issue as prayed.
United States vs.. Amos Pratt. Appeal on
exceptions from the Criminal Court. fhe de-
PENDANT was indicted below for keeping dis
orderly house at Woodwardis Hall, On the
trial tie court admitted evidence showing the
disorderly character Of the assembiies AZ the
hall previous to the date laid in the Ind ictment
whereupon Mr.. Thompson excepted and tbe
case came 10 the court In bdne.
After argument by Messrs, Carriueton and
Thompson.
Chief Justice Cartier delivered the upani.
nous opinion OF the oourt 4 fnrminr the iudg.
ment OF the Criminal Court. There was, he
said, no act Of limitation a. TO the evidence.
time charged In the Indictment, n they be re-.
latiye to crime charged, may be shown In
evidence on trial. The case was rema nded
to the Criminal Court for judgment.
ATToRNEYs ADMITTED,
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tbs DECREE OF REBEKAH was conferred
special meeting OF Friendship Lodge, No. u,
l. o. o. F., Thursday night, in the presence OF
number OF brothers and sisters, The inter
esting ceremony was conducted by EFT. Parker,
the presiding officer OF the Lodge, assisted by
M. Brock and II, A. Bassford,
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MonTuARr RRPoRr ron MAY. The fol.
lowing Is the report OF interments In the city
Of Washington for the month ending May
81, 1903, froA the returns received at the ONCE
OF the Secretary OF the Board OF Health, to
IL y. m. OF the 18th inst:
Whole number reported tiucludins still
born) los.
ToIor
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BY the Union club Of Washington and the En-
terprise Of Baltimore, on the grounds Of the
Union, on the 4th Of July.
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Medical.

7 AIDES In TROUBLE SHOULD CoNFIDR IN
II DOCTRESS MARLIN, regular graduate, and
for many yes renowned and skilful practitioner
success In all female complaints. She guaranteesa
perfect cure, no matter from what cause. No, $50
street. below Tenth street. mylp-u
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BASE BALL.-The olympic Base Ball Club
m. on the grounds Of the Olympic, with the
champions Of Maryland-the Marylands, Of
Baltimore. Tickets, admitting gentleman and
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Tue NATIONAL DEMooRATIo ASSOCIATION
met on Thursday night, Hon. Thomas u. Flor
ence IN the chair, and william Finn, seere-
On motion Of Mr.. Finn, a committee OF Ave
was appointed by the CHAIR for the purpose OF
drafting . new constitution for the as.oeis-
clayton, b. 7. swsrt, y. A. Aiken, George
On motion Of Mr.. T. A. Toison, the Chair
the names for otiicers or the permanent organ
iZation under the new constitution: T. A. Toll
son, A. Rutherford, DR.. Allen, X. s. Davis, W.
On motion Of Nj. Tolson, Ave additional
delegates to the National Democratic Conven.
tioA were selected by the association. Their
are as OliSx: b5 p WI
s. Davis. Alternates, J. NJ. Dalton, Thomas
Z. Lloyd, Joseph L. Savage, DR.. T. @. CLAY
PUBLIC School EXAMINATIONS - FOURTH
DIsTRICT.-Femalep primary No. In the Fourth
district, taught by Miss J: A. Lee, In one OF
church, on Sixth street, between Maryland
avenue and O street, and numbering sixty one
scholars, was examined Thursday by DR.. X.
O. Oregon, member Of the sehoofbosrd. The
school, Comprising four classes, was examined
In reading, spelling, arithmetic, numeration,
weights and measures, and Abbreviatlon. In
critical nature, the scholars acquitted them
selves In the most satisfactory manner, reflect
Ing great credit alike to the teacher and pupil.
The singing blythe scholars Of Speed Away"
Bird, "hB1sls Horn,""May Day." and aour
Boat" elected much praise from those who
were present.
BASE BALL-A match game Of base ball be-
tween the hrst mines OF the Union club of this
city and the National club Of the 10th infan-
| try, will be played this afternoon at $50
south Of the Presldent's. Z As the "boys In
| bluen are reputed to be most skillful players
| an exciting contest may be expected. Sec ad-
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POLICE MATTERS. Baglcy WAS ar
raigned before Justice Morsell, In the Fourth
precinct, by 0fficer Doyle, and fined Is for run
ming q wagon without a license.
Officer Clawson, Of tho same precinct, took
Geo. Myers before the same Justice for tying
his horse to tree, for which nne OF u was
imposed.
Jacob Solomon WAS taken before Justieo
Harper, by Sanitary Ohicer Hopkins, and fined
Is for cruelty to animals.
WIN. Linkins, David Harris, colored, Ber-
nard Bawdey, James Keller, John Ferbert,
VIM. Bradley, aud A. r. shepard were arrested
In the Fifth precinct, by Oficers Williams,
Felt and Wilson, charged with running their
wagons without license. All Of them except
Harris and Bawdey were hned Is each, and
they were held for a hearing.
Lieut.. VIM. Hoffman, Of the 10th infantry,
WAS arrested In the Eighth precinct, by Of1cer
Field, charged with robbery by Alex. Myers, a
soldier OF the same regiment. He had = hear.
Ing before Justice Lynch, when, from the evil
dence produced, II appeared that Myers had,
some time since, borrowed from the Lieuten.
ant Is; on seeing him with that amount some
two or three days after, the Lieutenant, with
the assistance of several soldiers, by force
took II from him. The off1eer claimed that A.
Myers owed him Is, no took nothing but his
own, and the Justice viewing the case In that
light, dismissed II.
The following amount Of fines were imposed
In the various precincts: First precinct, t3;
Fourth precinct. tsj Fifth precinct, t3s; Sixth
precinct, Is; Seventh precinct, els; Eighth
precinct, tlli Sanitary company, d. Total
amount, ass,
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EoulTr CouRr-Judgt 0lin.-This court made
the following order yesterday:
Scrivener ct al, vs.. Powell ct al. Order
ratifying report Of Auditor.
Adjourned.
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The CORPORATION MUpDLE-A MANpANus
yoR MAYOR Bowen AND IMPEACHMENT ron
REoIsrER BoswELL.-Yesterdayw was another
exciting time at and In the vicinity Of the City
persons gathered about the CITY Hail in es:
pectation that Mr.. Thomas 4. Lloyd would
appear and make formal demand, at least,
for the office Of Mayor together with the
SoOs Good eRs cfser al ssy and . aS.
eral policemen were stationed at the outer
door Of the west wing Of the City Hall as q
precautionary measure.
Messrs. A. Lloyd, Morsell, Ferguson, Dial.
ton and Fenwick, the committee appointed BY
the Conservative Councils, to employ coun-
sci, &c, met at the office Of Joseph II. Brad
ley to confer, II being understood that Messrs.
Davidge, Merriek and Bradley, it,, were their
The conference lasted from about u m. to
$50 D. m, when II was announced that the fol-
lowing was agreed upon ss the line OF action:
The counsel retained By the committee to com
for an Injunction to restrain MI. bowen from
exercising the functions OF Mayor; Mr.. 7. T.,
Lloyd, as Mayor ad interim, to issue his proc.
lamation calling the Boards together this A.
Bowen NIX . they s NOT @
him as the legal Mayor Of the city, md also
steps to impeach the Register for malfeasance
In ONCE In Issuing certificates OF election to
parties WIG we r. not returned a, eieetor, a..
commissioners OF election for the Third pre-
cinct Of the Seventh ward, demanded OF Mr..
Boswell the returns Of the judges OF that pre-
| cinct, but was refused, and he went on threat,
ening to procure = warrant for his Mr. BIS
arrest, to compel him to return them that
they (the commissioned may make the re.
turns to the Boards OF Aldermen and 90 uncil
The Board OF Aidermen's chamber was
locked up, and the Council CHI amber was occu.
pied by Judge Fisher and t he Circuit Court
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pvvov.L. ~ MI. Bowen has signined his
k EnovA ~ removing, as soon as he rs fully
.sa ~. RSw ETY. 70 . no e i sppSSlS a
commissions. - whom he may DO fully satis-
fully PsrfoT,% ,hsi SSsis
A. such omeeraa I'm prove such streets as the
to 90 Ahesa nnv for. MeArs. A, q. Riddle
.s aa PSoi W. A. Cook NE Mayor. Gov Ssan ,Si.
nave nowsr u removal apd appointment
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GRADUATED. - Samuel y. Sharrett and
ETayson W., his brother, OF baltimore, were
among the graduates OF the COLUMBIAN Law
dsy evening last. These young gentlemen,
for some years past, have been endeayoring to
olive all The knotty points and legal twlstings
., Coke and Blackstone, and they eyinced a
OF ScIsney In their examination most credit.
ptot 10 them. Having received their diplo.
kDie Ney have but now to hang out their
i mhs and, We opine, to achieve success
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ELopsNEsT.-some little stir was made
ounoem TENT that the wife Of Mr.. Hermon
Waib, who Keeps a restaurant on Pennsylys.
MIA avenue, near Second street, left the city
In company with John Myers, the former bar par,
children residing here. Mr.. Kalb at once 10.
Iormed Detectives Bigley and Olaryoe OF the
circumstances, and the telegraph being put ~
their arrest by $50 O'Clock, In Baltimore: Mr.
Blxley went over to that city with MT. halb'