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Evening star., 1869-04-09

YouNG PFAU. ths ..ussIan athelets. who is
with the HanI0n Brothers, at the National
Theatre this week. must he the man entiOn ed
In the song. He cer'ainly "fies tbroug The an
with the greatest Of ease" and as d trapszist j.
far ahead of any performer who has er ap.
peared in this city. His rilous leap from the
trapeZe IN The auditOriam to that over the stag.
is the wonder OF all who have seen it, The
whole performance Of the Hanlon Brothers
combination, ~ mBas'ic snd musical, Is excel
lent, ana no one should fail to see it.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

AcCIDRNr-festerdsy, portion of the bank
on LIST st:eet east, between y and y .tr.a,s .,,,s
caved IN, and one Of the worhmep. RIcsard
staples, was caught beneath and Covered mn
but was rescued and found to be but slientiy
injured
Evening star., 1869-04-09

UpeT RECEIVED-
% bs: s,.,: v:llsE dnkk.lLx
10 bbls. prime New York Medium BsAss
- tubs and nrkfns fine New Y.rk BUTTHR -
% lunches BANAAAS-6ns large fruit.
SURfRERN PHopUoR COMPANY.
PenDsytvauia avenue.
mhA Between l0sh and llth strUofs
Evening star., 1869-04-09

INPoRNATION LODGED.-ro.dav District At
torney Darlington filed in the Criminal Courf
an information against X. H. Marsh. Justice
of the Peace. charging malversation in office
sgaiDst him I'm charging exhorbifant fees. &c
Mr.. ]. McClery Perkins makes the complaint
Evening star., 1869-04-09

REsIeNrD.-Dr. ]. ". Van Arnum. phv.i.
clan 70 the poor OF the Second Ward, mas TEN
dered his resignation.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

SHIIHs AT Oosr, for few days long.r. at
DAVIS, 20 Market Space, between GIN aud etn
su. Lsdtee should improve the opporfuu.ty
e supply themselves with best class Fancy
Goods n wholesale prices. .
Evening star., 1869-04-09

AN INTERESTING LECTURE will be given
this evening in the Waugh M. +. Chapel, cor
ner of A street north and Third street east
Capitol Hill, on Bibl. Lands, nv Hon. Israel
:. Dehl, late United States Consul at Bata.
via, lava.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

SrsoED WARD RBPUBLICAN CLUB.-A meet
ing OF the club was held last evening in the
lectnre-room of the 18th street Presbyterian
CHURCH. but for want of general notIce there
vas not very large attendance. Mr C. II.
Peters. president, called the meeting to ord-r
and efsrring TO the tall number present, sus.
ees'ed an Adjournment TO the early part of
next week, as IL was understood that the r-gis-
uation would shortly commence Mr. r. Po-
should be given by advertisement: that thew
could noiexpect large crowd by q notice only
rev holrs previous 10 the time OF meeting
M JOS. BROOKS replied that il was ysry well
10 talk of advertising. but the gentlemen shouId
ntip 20 pay the expenses Of publishing such
notices A number of members taking this ad-
vice walked mp 10 the table and threw down
currency amounting TO over two dollars Mr.
JOS Brooks moved that the club raise a sinking
fnpo. NCIces-'.Our fu nos are sunk alrsady"
After some remarks by Neesrs Kelsey, Pfau.
nctIon OF Mr.. Brooks was amended So as 10
resd general fund, and adopted. Subscrip-
lions were called for, and for a time quite a
hN-1S business was done. nearly 500 bring
snbscrlbed. including ~95 each by Messrs u
N Kelsey, W. II. Chase, e. Weaver. VIM
hutnerfcfdi and Josiah Hitchcock. and one IN
oiaLk Understood 70 be SIS OF $751; from John
l. Pfau. Mr.. W. II. Chase stated that tbe
physicIan for the poor In the ward having re-
senrc ne bad Presented 10 the Mayor the name
OF Dr j ii. Bushnell. and, on motion mis- az
uon was endorsed and u resolution requesting
me appointment Of Dr- Il adopted q. w
Duton, Judson :. Brown. and ] n Rushnall
were elected members. The CHAIR announced
me campaign Committee. and Wm Thomas
sno trank Posey, named as members, declined.
Adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-04-09
LOCAL N EW s.


Amusements, &c, T6.NIShl.
NATIONAL THRArR--Tne Haalon Iron ne
and The great eymnast, Pau.
Walls OPERA HoUsI-The Imperial jap
Anese Troupe.
CANTRRBuRT HALL--A new programme this
week, with lots OF novelties.
PRoH. SAIIH's Art Gallery, 304 Psnnsyl-
vAAla avenue.
MkTRoPOLIrAN HALL AND VARIETY T8g-
ArBR, PeDnsylvania avenue, between Ilth and
f7th streets. Open every nIght-with 3 FIRST
stass en- tertainmsnt
Warren CHAPKL.-Iecfure by Hon Israel
s. Diehl on the Holy Lanu.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

FrHH BLACK SACK CoAIs at % and $40: Short
frocks, with silk fronts, lappsls, SI5 AMI sis.
~ A STRAUSS Popular Clothing Warehouse,
PennA avenue, between 10th and l1th sts.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

For CoUGHs and Throat Disorders, use
Browns Broncial Troches." having proved
their efficiency by test of manv years.
al have never changed my mind respecting
them from the first, excepting to think vet bet.
ter of that which L began thin king we'll off,
ec3 Rev. HENRY WARD BRsCHRR
Evening star., 1869-04-09
>. b. JIwELL's PRIZE kOAP.

THE BeT,
BE(4 USE THEY SAVE TINE, LABOR AMI
NONE Y. mi MAKE THE CLOTHES
WHITE AND CLEAN.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

Q
day afternoon the charges against W. HOLMES.
H. Jsfho~, >. q. Lsngiey, Patrick L. Lawirr,
J. A ReiBh hart, Captains Samuel 9ednsy and
william A. Poor, Tor alleged violation OF the
Internal Revenue laws, in disposing of and
transporting empty WHISKY barrels without
having Obliierarsd the stamps thereon. came up
oefore General r. ID. Mussey, tinted States
CCmmirsioner. IL The Council Chamber, City
Hall. Gen. Darlington and Mr. N. wilson ap-
pearsd for the prosecution, Mr.. Bradley for
Aessrs Jarboe GednTy. and POOR, Mr.. Hine
Ripthardt Mr.. L. II Hickman testified TO
see 1T three empty barrels on sth street wharf
on which the stamps bad not b-en cancelled
and suggested to Capt. Grdpey not 20 send TO
Alexandra. but retain them until he discover
- the owner. GeoTgs L. Purson testified 10
Lawler' name being on the barrel and the lat
ter said he had sent them 10 Alexandria. Capt
Gsdnsy testified that the barrels had been on
tie " barf and be gave orders not TO ship them
so that he might find the owner: but they were
shipped without his knowledge. Mr.. Law
leIs case was taken up and he tesufird
to- shipping the barrels 10 Aiexaniria
and said he was ignorant of the law
Mr.. Jarboes case was taken up, and testimony
was given that Mr.. J. had barrels in his pos
session on which the stamps had not been
erased. Mr.. Addison testified 10 seiziug the
barrels, ana also that Mr. Parsons told Mr. j 8
driver not TO obiitsrafe the stamps; and that
Mr.. j. said he always Instructed his driver not
TO buy an empty barrel without effscilg the
stamps. MIR. Lewis Clsphane, Collector, ex-
planned The value of the stamps, and testified
ina nv urpuiy 10 seize J0e barrels.
Mr. Jarboe called 10 see him. and be determined
10 hold the barrels bni return his team, as he
did not think II was his Intention To crfraud
the revenue The cases of Langley, HeImus,
and Rsinhardt. charged with selling empty
barrels without effacing the stamps, were next
beard, and the evidence was to the effect that
he parties generally were particular in can
ceiling the old stamps or stencil marks but
The new stamps having but lately been intro
duced, hey were not familiar with the law on
tne snoleet, and no criminal intent seemed 10
have actuated the parties IN disposing of the
en- PITY barrels The charge against Col. Lang
ley vas dismissed. ana the Commissioner re-
served his decision in the other cases
Evening star., 1869-04-09
nNlTAD eTArss PArkNr oryIos. :,

lJOPsi HOPS 7 HePsln
ysst rsoeived, o BALBe CHOICE u0Ho
end crsa oy BBAvANe SHAW,
IN treet, between nth m ~.
Evening star., 1869-04-09
The Premium ORIENTAL SOAP,
- NEW YORK CITY SOAP
CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
LAUNDRY SOAP,
- FAMILY SOAP,

TAKE NOTICE.
The name U. JEWELL, and also the quality
10 amped on every bar.
Ask your grocer Tor any OF these, and be sure 70
get them, aud take no other.
Manufsctory-5OO ana 562 @ street north be
tween eth end 6th. Washington, D. u. fe 10
Evening star., 1869-04-09

Mr.. DWIGHT BLISS. brother of the City Sur.
veyor, died AT bis residence, poi q street, yes
he manufacturing of the bricks for the Ho ward
University.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

FANCY DRESS PARTY.-A very pIeasan
fancy dress and masquerade party took pIac.
iast evening at the Fountain Hotel, corner str
han, proprietor, to Celebrate the opening of III.
noose as hrst class hotel. CAase's Nations
Strlne Band furnished the masic. and boun
TUa supper was provided by Mr. Firnan
taI,a % ZEE were ls1sgg with every luxury anf
nv. vi 20 season, showing that the pro
.eIor knows how to keep a hotel, and W.
Trust he will also make it keep him.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

NOMINATION CONFIRMGO-Fred'k A. Bos.
we'll was yesterday confirmed by the Senate as
Justice OF the Peace for the District of Co.
lumbia.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

NEW SPRING GOODS We are nov SeIIine
~ GREAT BARGAINS in choice spring DRY
an examination ofour stock BENZ MILGEr
ap5lm 1O1 Bridge street, Georsetoxn
Evening star., 1869-04-09

DANIEL RArcLTFF. WALTER b. RATcLTFT
DANIEL RATCLIFF & SON,
ATTORNEYS ATLAW,
OFFICE No. 3s5 STREET.
ms24-tf OPPOSITE CITY HALL
Evening star., 1869-04-09

As WILL BB aRRN by his card elsewhere, DIR
Helston, formerly well known here. has re
sumed the practice OF medicine in Washington
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PET ssDhEUNA EEARtk E4TS--KsY TEE
EGErNPrf.

special Dispatches to the Daily Record.
PGTTsHURGH, juno 10.
Sp0t-lI.
First water -.
5. o. all the year 1894.
i. y. first months -.
IS. o. first e months --.
y. .. all the year lG.
b o July. l4lI,
Market-Quiet, quotations nominal
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Afternoon Dispatches.
Death of Euonry y. Raymond.
New York. Juno L

New York, June 10.
This city this morning was shocked by the
sudden death OF Hon. Henry j. Raymond.
OF the New York Times. He was at his
Office till 6 p. M, yesterday in usual
health, and during the evening lie tool;
walk with his daughter. At three this
morning he was found insensible in the hall
oil his residence and at five O'Clock expired
1t is supposed of appoplexy.
The Post gives the facts of Mr.. Raymonds
death, from the best authority, as follows:
Mr. Raymond, accompanied by his daugh.
ter, went to Greenwood Ccmeterv yester-
day evening for the purpose of selecting
family plot. He intended to have the body
OF one OF his children, who died few
weeks ago, removed from the vaul, and re.
Inferred. lie returned to the Times Office
about five clock and remarked to The es
socate edition that he never felt better in
his life. except a slight feeling OF fatigue
consequent upon his long walk through
the cemetery. He left the office about six
O'Clock and proceeded to his residence in
West Ninth street, where he remained un-
I'll about nine O'clock, to recover from The
fatigue Of the evening. MI Raymond LETT
the house about nine O'Clock, rcmarkinr to
'hc members Of his family that he had an
appointment to attend a political meeting
He was seen shortly Gftor walking up Broad
WAY, aad one or two friends, who stood in
front of WDlllcha 8 theatre. noticed his elias
tic step and general appearances Of robust
health After attending the meeting, Mr.
Raymond returned to his residence about
II o'clock, and as soon as he bad closed the
door after him be fell heavily upon the
hocr. None Of the inmates Of the house
heard the fail, however, having retired for
the night About O'Clock this morning
one Of NJ" RlymonJ's children became rest
less. and upon becoming fully aloused re-
marked that she heard some person breath
ins heavily, The persons in the house
we'c Immediately awakened, and on de-
condiug 10 III, hallway Mr.. Raymond was
tUurd eXtoAdtl on the floor cni,yly uneon.
sciOus, breathing heavily and apparentlv
with great difficulty. He w2s carried to
his room. placed upor bed, and physician
sent for. Four physicians arrived soon
afterwards, who cXNmincl him and pro
nounced hin beyond all medical aid. They
also declare the case 10 be nppopleNy. ".
Raymond fingered in uncoaciousnres n'ii
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rHgE OlE DlAisEAEES.

OFFICE OF
TUE PET'M CENTRE DAILY RECoRD,
PETROLEUM CENTRE, June 10
Shipments, 5000 barrels, The market
to-day is very quiet, offers S.. CO.
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ANTWERP, June l9-2 p. IN.
Crude 46lad.
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LIVERPOOL, June 10, 2 p. N.
Refined l9l. Spirits, -.
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!. CAUTION no oar. .OpErs
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

VNHE Go partnership lately eXisng between James
l Rutherford and ChlHes LocShe'd, Of rotro'o-
cum Centre Ncnango county, IA under me hrn'
fame of Ruthcrlord 81 Lockhead, Is this day dissul
vei by mutual consent All debts owing 10 the
,aId Darlnershfo are to be paid to James ltuthcr
ord, and all demands AGAINST the late ilrln will be
settled by him. JAMES ~ IliEhrORl,
Dated Petroleum Centre, Dune oJh. iun3 5w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

The TRADRs UNION AT CoSRsDsRArR 4
ReADs.-The case Of the coiored printer Dug
lass appears not to be the onl one Of kind In
tie country. At the onfederate eross-ro ads in
the state OF Kentucky, the reverend Mr. Nasbv
has organized q labor union. composed Of the
i've Caucasian mechanics Of that villaGe
None OF them were plssterers tat they were %
desirous Of getting rid of negro plastefsr, that
t,ey made rules prohibiting Any body from
doing any work unless he belonged to the union,
and iorbiddIng negroes to joia 1t. Headed BY
the industrious Nasty, they then went for
The obnoxious African, and what took place is
thus described by Nasty
On reachin' the house we halted, and there
our eyes rested onto cite which biarsted 'eun.
There Wuz niger, q fuii-5looded Niger with
cap unto him, and overalIs, PIasterin' away,
Whistlin and singin' (sOnetImes one, soms
times another, and then agin both at Wunstl
Methodist hymns. And ever and auou the
uuthinkin man Of inferiority would stop and
eXecoot q break down. and laf to hisself so
that be Good De heard a mile. The dieastin
wIe'ch displayed his groveln nacher by drin KIN
water out OF q bucket which be he'd handy by
him.
We made short work nv IT, We informed
him that the laborers NV the corners he'd orga.
nized yoonun, and that no one cod BE- per.
mit'ed 10 work within Its bouc dariss ceptin
"BerIy well,' rsmarkt the Afrikin cuss,
calmly putin on a dab OF mortar and SIN ootnin
II. "berry vel, Ill line the yoonup"
''But You can't NOnigger kin be admitted"
"Den speck 1 shell hev TO go on an work
without being member. he ole woman an de
battles n ust hab dar Dread you know"
SUCH insoieDce Good not nv course b, toler-
atsd We he'd stated the case to him calmly
and dispassionately. Wehed informed him NV
the laws we he'd made and this wretch DELHI.
erately defied us BY insisting that he shoeld 90
on with his work Their wuz bat one course
TO take and We took IT, We suaksd the plat
form out from under him, and tore up his
mortsr-bed, we broke hIs trowel and other
tools, and notified him offsheIIy that an at.
tempt Al resoomin work woulk result ia lynch.
n him.
The victim after trying to work as black
smiths assistant and a. q laborer on the roads,
and being driven on by the union. found him
self and his family IN danger of starvation, and
to relieve their hunger was guilty Of some petty
thefts. Whereupon. Nasty says
There could be but Que endin to such q sue.
cession nv crimes. The citizens were toe n, nc b
incensed TO await the uncertain akshsa by the
law and they hung him at site. Toe corners
will never tolerate Niger th-efin their midst,
no how.
Messrs. Cavis, Mullen, Robinson and other
xCopfederates, who are puzzling them sell YES
how 10 prevent Douglass from earning an
honest livelihood 1t his trade. will find some
valuable hints in this action of the Caucasian
Trades I MON 1.-THE Confederate Y Roads.
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IL. IRISH orrsTIox.-A new turn is

T5s IRISH OTEsTIoN-A new turn 10
p,sssnted to the Irish Church question by
tae fact that the bill for the dissstablish-
i1-at CT that Church rapidly alternating
ne Protestant population of Ireland from
tnEland. The Gladstone Government have
counted upon concliIating the Catholics BY
iae new policy, bat it Is doubtful whether
an scheme OF substituting Catholic for Pro-
I-s,ant IoJslty IN Ireland will work. The
uihcElty - that the Irish ChrTch Is only one
a.. the causes for Irish discomfort. The land
question is enc upon which the IRISH Citnolics
-aaNe an Intense interest, and me danger Is that
hey and the disafrcted Irish Protsstfnt- may
make common cause upon this mater. The
English press seems II fear that they may. and
% Is noticed as ominous that the Orangemen
have borrowed the Fenian vocabulary, aud
thslT leaders are loud IN expressions of hatred
tovaTds England Such union OF the hereto
fore cor;encing religious elements of Ireland
upon common ground of national unity
would portend more danger to England than
sny event Of the past- IL would not be
long before this step would be followed by q
movement for national independence. or repeal
Ci tue union with England, At least, that would
b. more diticult to deal with than the hair.
srsined and futile Fenian DEMONSTRATIONS of
the past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

TIE PKpSsyIvANA Coat 1EApB-The
IhIIsdeipata Ledger OF yesterday rsmarks:
All the coliieries In the Schuyikfli region ex =
G - tnne or tear, have resumed mining.
TOere - liule, AZ any. MN ing vet In the IshisS
Ie2ion, AM from last reports the Dela ware a "a
Hudson Company and the Laeka wanna aad
Great western are not likely TO resume for
some time, uniess the men abandon sths busis
which, 20 Ear. they rsfuee % DO, and We learn
have resolved not togo 70 work unless the basis
IL admitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

NapOleon viii make some concessions TO POD.
Hlar feeling, so Enthusiastically exhibited at the
iate elections. and will change his personal
Government" 10 enc more nearly resembling the
'ensiitutionsl pattern Some of his organs in
England, however, for he always has par
'Ion 81 the London press in his interest, as well
- that CT New York; declare that he canuot
make concessions now, in the face OF much
rIo'!EG ss has lately been seen in Paris and
isevhere, vi hout seeming TO yield to press
are He las begun, nevertheless, by getting
I'd o! The unpopular Baron Haussmann, and
his contdaI., Persi.ny, has just written a
short letter declaring that freedom is not In.
consistent With the empire; all which shows
thar me iceber. has begun 70 melt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

correspondent OF IN. Baltimore Sun seems
10 'h'bb that the resolution in,rod uc.d In the
Be2Id q Aldermen on Monday night request
Tuesdog newspapers here to discharge print.
- emp ioyed by them who have taken par,
ssains' superintendent Clapp, Will be adopted
Dy the Councils In this he is doubtless mis-
taken Were IL feasible, IL would be proscrip-
Ton very much of the same indsfsn 81 Die sort
a. that aimed At on the other side against the
COlored printer Douglass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

Mr.. Mullen sends US q commu &c ition ia re-
gard 10 the di1iculiy among the printers, which
will be found elsewhere. Ii will b. seen that
ne very candidly ayows thar the objection to
the eoiored PRINTER Douglass is solely one OF
caste. He seorns TO make any ansctstion Of
oe'eeiirg TO him on the "rat"issue or any other
si'er thought. Mr.. n. deserves credit for his
frankness and csndor in the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

Inc Directors OF the National Metropolitan
Bank (lats Bank OF MetropoIis) this morning
declared semi-annual dividend on their cap-
l'ai stock Of I'VE per cent free OF tax out of the
earnings OF tAs oAak for the past six months.
We notice with pleasure the continued pros
perity OF this old. iims-honorsd institution
"nder ITS present efheisnt President and
CASHIER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

IyCRzAsED RE- sIrrs FROM TAxArIoN.-we
stated yesterday that the hill imposing taxes
Tor he year 1889. introduced by Mr. Con molly
&c the Board Of Aldermen on Monday night
fixes the aggregate tax al the same rate as was
lived IN I-6-, that is, Sl5O on each SlOO of
taxable property. The amount realized from
'his years taxes. however. will be greatly in
excess OF that from tax receipts last year.
s'-cause the assessments have been increased
from an aggregate Tin roand numbsrs) of
$is.oC0,o0o in Ise- 10 s7O,OO0Ot0 in 1862 an
advance OF about - per cent. AT q tax Of
- 80 on each hundred dollars of this increased
assessment. total OF Sl,05O,OOo should be
realized against s6}o,Oto for the previous year.
If the tax bill passes IA lis present shape. the
ircrease will, II Is believed, not only greatly
ASSIST the corporate authorities in the good
work Of retrieving the credit OF the city, by
relieving the financial embarrassment which
hiss prevailed go long, but will enable them to
csrTy out many needed Improvements. defeated
or delayed heretofore for want of funds. So
mote u be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

THU. =. T.. X CONNIssIoNERs.-Itappe
that Misrepresentation existed in the suppo.
sitIon that the report of Commissioner Morris
IN regard to the Union Pacific Railroad was
BANDED il in advance OF that OF his colleagues
4 ne fact Is, as authoritatively stated to us to.
day, that Mr.. Morris report wss filed on the
2'ih instant, while that OF Messrs Warren and
Wilson was filed on the I'D or 2ith, either two
err three days in advance.
The examinations Of this board were con-
hned. ii will be remembered, 10 that portion OF
the road living west OF the I,0OUth mile, and ex-
tending for q distance of about eighty six miles
The report OF Messrs. Wilson ana Warren
estimates that the sum OF Sg30,iJO will be
required 10 pat this portion OF the road in the
condition required by law, while Mr.. Morris
considers that very muca larger amount will
be necessary, though we believe he does not
specify any exact sum. This difference NAV
- explained or accounted for by the honest
adherence Of opinion naturally entertained by
intelligent and fair minded men in regard to
The same subject, and also possibly to some
extent By the fact that Mr.. Morris made his
examination some two or three weeks earlier
than his colleagues, in consequence of q mis-.
understanding IN regard To the receipt of the
instructions urder which the board were 10 act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

The Red Stockings, the Cincinnati Bise
Ball Club, who managed to defeat all our T. ~
i~rn clubs on their recenttl ip will return home
On July let. when a reception will be given
insm by the clubs and citizens generally. The
reception will consist Of a welcome at the de-
PCT on their arrival. a complimentary game In
'hs aiieIncon, and banquet at the Gibson
House In the eYepinx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

The boat race between the Atlantic Club OF
New York and the nrst class crew Of tue N a.
val Academy has been indennite Postponed
Nesotiasions win b reopened upon the rsfurn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

The Chicago Tribune thinks the name of the
g Nciiordl IntelliseHer'' was . decided misno
mer' and was adopted in thai early epoch OF
ihe Engiish language when IL was supposed
that anewspapsr could fstel3iJence its readers.
land that II was as easy TO make q verb out of
a noun Is o frog out Of q tad pole"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

From Cumberland. last week, there were
sniPped By railroad 2s,ss3 and by canal s1,3is
tons Of coal.
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TEE PrsssYIvAsrA CoAI rrAn.

from J. Soiiiingson, Odeon Building, we
have ApPletOs's JoarRai for July 10.