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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-01
9rutide Sparbanf pun Baltimore.

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cine Sioieenbe BON finf grpSent fir bic lbten Q
Wtonate ertlGrt. fret BON allen Ib9aben, jablbar an pber
nab benz 1. Nuguit 1870.
u70.2,4 .5,7,s0,I Ptinrid, 8ses, 3aitrer.
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an bic 8araer 8aItlmpre's.

Gs 1T isbt notbruenOie fir SeOen in oteisr Commune,
piuTttt Der unurrid1mten 8cleioiouus, rueIdje bic lite
gSIslitt = Gompa9uie pou Baltimore st9en uuIere
Gtbte ausscfibrt. Sabre lang baben mir inter Dell
~lerrritits ,ur Abbulfe lpuroc i%tntpeoer abgctauft
ODER i'm Seine trNidt OurA oieIe Geute, luelde 10 reid
uno mddti9 %scrpororn. oaylte Jest ole 9te6te. Ob9leia
trrten uno iu9en, paB mir 'nibt oas &edt. cine anoere
YasIiht.6 ompagnte, as Die tbri9e. Su baben, 9cnitben
lolleu, baB mir ibner iooiel, wie 20 ibuen beliebt, bGtir
beiableu iollsn uno pbrno'rein uns nod tbrer unutrs
i6dmteu Sebanolun8 bon friiber in alien SG6rn uuter.
iurritn ioueH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-01
8Ireau ber ,@aLfs. was.Gnmhnanir. :.

WIT EHf S~DHtbWtnHt.
NE 3e9hte uno lsbte Gtniablln9 an Der Stidturs
jum aupitals Werm1asn oieIer 8eieilidaft it In bieIerpi
Snlcau bsutt, ben L. Guauit, fGlie uno labIbar.
tl7s-Sll Spbn q Brpmn. Sd,Qkmetfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-01

Glrl0en Ut IN Der 8bat cine Wtilhung Die
pals, Srults ino Sunaens &rantbelieu beilt.
VI gsilt 9alisn our9 Soluns nno Gcinieuns
hilbert. belettiat er bic lrla6e, anitaft oaS er
ben puiten auftrodnet uno ben Sranfbeits.
llDn ~3urudlaBt, OSLO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09
ALEXANDRIA.

C.. Ciyii equally was practically carried into A..
ored men tool seats in the parousttS " col
Eau, ana reained them, notwithsts ndi.S ssy
cl.nor snas vAs raised In consequence. INC
-, mc1on g dissolve the Injunction ,..r.ahr
SuGge WelifSd, restraining Chahcon fro% -. ~
be made he, -" ' G o. Mayor Of Richmond, WIN
to-day. '"ood' In this city,
Inc rev southern Atlantic Telepr.nh Cam
sree. ana vtil continue their linz s'cr As. .
pointeS .. Ssaiord Of this city has been an
ana ass'sned to dpty in Fauqaisr county .e'v'oe'
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to Gettysburg, aid had tried TO act as such and
be treated a. sac.i; bat VI syor Bowen did not
think him man. lAppia' sr-l
DIR. Stephenson and Rev. .J-W. Green followed;
after which Mr. K. A. Be ed offered a resolution
that a committee of five he appcinted to draft q
constitution and by-lf .~s; carried; and R. A.
Boyd, Capian j. K. Mcconnell, Rev. j. w.
Green, VIM. Crawfo' "a, and George II. johnson
were appointed the Committee.
An invitation .om tise Boys in Blue to the
club to he prescr .at their terch-lght procession
on the evening 4 the 18th, in honor OF the rati-
ticatIon Of the sfteeHth amendment, and ex-
rressive OF tn sir approval of the bill now before
Congress for a change of government for this
District, w:Is accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

FAsHIeNABLE WEDDING.-The wedding of
Lieut.. James Burns, of the 5th cavalry, and
Miss Annie c. Morgan, daughter OF William l..
Morgan, ESQ, which took place at the Metro
politan NJ. T.. Church on Monday, was attended
by large and fashionable assemblage. The
bride was attired In rich white gros grain silk,
with train and low corsage, trimmings of point
applique. A rich white veil, surmounted BY a
wreath Of orange blossoms, completed an eIe-
CANT and tasteful toilet. The groom was attired
In fuii uniform. After the ceremony the newly
married couple repaired to the residence OF the
brides father, on Sd street, where they received
their many friends during the afternoon, and
ieft on the evening train for bridal tour North.
Lieut. burns has been on duty in Virginia for
some time past, having been assigned to that
State to assist the revenue officers in breaking
up Illicit stills, in which he has been very sue,
cessful.
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Y THOMAS DUwLING, Asetios..r
TRUSTEES SALE.

"a By virtue Of decd of trust, dated September
E.: I'd. lsss. and recorded in Liber J. A. :. n.
u. count, 81 wsshnsso Sne tns .sS ress ssS 81
auction on THURSDAY, the ai.t d.y Of ApriI' i,.s
Part q lot Ii o. r SSS ssal. sr.. .adi,o.
70 1eoreetown, At Z he northwest intersection Of
inches on the former ana running back of The sam.
width, o. feet 20 hundredths the latter aud iulud
ing On ne rear strip feet Is hundredths wide,
2. Ai-e, another part Of said lot las beginning at
street. fronting ~ fe.t Green street and running
back 60 ieet 20 hundredths and including. on tho
). Also. the east halt Of lot rs n said .ddition
fronting Is act - bundredths on Dumbarton str--t
OF the furiher width Of feet Is bupdredtn. 10 Iss
additional depth Of 30 feet.
diton at the northeast intersection of .aid streets.
fronting IS feet on numbsrron street anil ruuninL
back oi the same width, binding on Green street,
The irst lot has stable on the rear; the thrd 3.
impIoLed ~ frame dwelling, and the fourth W .
Terms q sale: One third Of the purchas. money n
De PAD IN cash and the residue in too Equal iD-tsi
by deed q trust. The terms Of sale must be com
plied with in enc week after sale, the propert,
may oe resold. alter nNe day notice. az the REX
and cost Il the detaultiDg purchaser. COnveysnc-
ing and stamps at the R urfhSrsF ee cdx -
mh2s eosbds THOMAS BOWLING. anct
nRf GOODS AT GOLD PIECES
The decline in gold enables n. 70 oser GREAT
BARGAiNs in ALL KINDS OF DsY GOODS:
rsrd-wIde Besched shifting Cotton. l21s cts. very
eents-a speoiaI tayrain; Richardsons and other
nates, lrish Linens, as chesp a. before the war =
cents M; Cassimers and Tweeds for Men and Bow,
very cheap beautiful spring Delsines and Armur,.g
ls cents the best goods mad At i2s. oent. sIs s
full stock OF Gloves. Hosiery, Cor-sts Skirts, &c
ne Nth es may n ssNsH1ssd y ~ Shs favor
mhnN Iol Bridge st. Georgetown, d. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

TIE RTGisTEATIoN-FIFrH DAY ~ THE
FIRST WsRD.-The work OF Yesterday was to
have concluded the registration in the Eastward;
but in order to give ample time notice was given
that the judges of election would sit to-day also.
AT the opening OF the books, at O'Clock, D. In,
there was not a candidate on hand, and but very
lev for about half an hour. At o'clock one
hundred had registered, and at the close OF the
polls, al p m, the total number Of names en-
rolled was 3l5, OF which Iij were white and 40
colored, making total to date of 2,l33, (or s5i
white, and ,2.9 cOlOred) This exceeds already
by i've votes the result of the first session of the
board in this ward last year, and tO-dau no
doubt, q hundred OF two more will be added 10
the list The only person of note registered
Yesterday was John Wilkes Booth. cOlored OF
course, registration couldn't 60 on without some
Thing funny transpiriDg Outside the Office there
we're about fifty persons (mostly colOred) scat
fered about in groups, discussing political
topics, while Henry Humber, with his hick-
Ory stick. lay around loose. Once he got into
= hornets nest, though, where Walker White,
Cornelius Clark, and about dozen others
piled on him AZ once with questions, and for q
time he was outwtted. Some colored individ-
uAl said he had the day before sent his horse
and cart TO work on 18th street, and that Mr..
Himber's assistant told him " No! No work
here for Invincible horses and carts" Himber
diselzimed any knowledge of the tact, when he
vas tackled as to who was his assistant; was it
Mr.Hulse or not ? when be replied emphatically,
" No, sir; George Forester Is nv assistant
Several expressed their surprise al the fact, and
remarked that IL WAS the nrst time they had
ever heard him say &c. The wagon Of the chief
engineer Of the Fire Department drove up
about SIX O'Clock, loaded with red-shirted men
on pyramid cake, sat the downy-faced chief,
WIN reins In hand, inquiring, :. How do we
STAND The registrzt closes in the First
Ward this afternoon.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AmnaAmenta, 20.

NATIONAL THxATKR--Lotta In the "Pet of
the Pettieoats, !" and ''Nan, the Good For Moth
ing
wHITEHURsT GALLERY-Crand Prize Pauo-
ranic Exhibition, every evening, this week only.
DnIrH's ART GALLERY, 2s5 e.
MAKKRrTHR's Art GALLERY lS6 tn street
BAKLov's Arr GALLIRY. 237 Pa. aveuue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

SxkneT attaching to the question how
inc e Ie.gioas organization in the country
should attract large andience TO TIE iectnre ~
DE- Hewitt, at Carroll Hall to-morrow evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

THIRD WARD LABoRING MEN-Day's Work
reTsus Contract Work-The Third Ward Labor
ingmen's Association met at Wisewell Barracks
last evening, Mr. George II. Boston president
and MIR. Gustavus Kuhn secretary. resolrI-
O'Clock ON Wednesday next, to join i'm the eman-
cipatlon celebration, and that each member
wear a rosette Of red, white and blue. A Pc
tition to the Councils was presented, asking
streets IN the ward be modified so that the work
may be done by the day and not by contract,
yiz:-New JERSEY avenue, frem New York ave-
nue. TO Boundary street; 9th street from IL to n.
and from p to Boundary, which was adopted
for presentation. committee CONSISTING of
Alfred Hill, VIM. Posey and Robert Green was
appointed to arrange with the Fourth Ward in
regard to their uniting with the Third Ward in
the emancipation celebration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09
CITY ITEMS.

SPRING CLOTHING,
Cheap for Cash,
3S5 Pennsylvania avenue, 10. s. Hotel.)
Bors' SUITS.
Jacket and Pants from $3.50.
Youths Suits.
Coat. Vest and Pants from $40.
Childrens' Suits.
Three to six years, from -.
A large assortment.
GEORGE c. HrxSISa.
4i0 eth street, Northwes.
DISCHARGES from the ear and partial deafness
successfully treated. DIR. Hartley reached this
city Yesterday and Is stopping at sos 18th sire {.
See his card in another column. 5,S
NH. PRINCE woald inform his patrons that
henceforth the Pawn Broking branch will be
carried on second floor; entrance either through
store or hall door. 4.s,i:
The GREAT FALL IN GOLD Ia nowhere made
more illustrating than by q visit TO Franc &
Goldman's Popular Gents Furnishing Goods
Stores, No. 4o9 Seventh street, between ID and
Z streets, and Marble Hall, No. 6g Seventh
street, opposite the Patent Once. These gentle
men, who have Just now replenished their large
stock Of Furnishing Goods for the spring and
simmer season from the large and best whole
sale houses East at the lowest Gold Rates, have
again taken the lead of other similar establish
ments here, and give 30 their patrons such in
ducemens that cannot tail 10 please. Don't
forget the name and numbers. 1901:
~
INDICTMENT TO BUY GOOD SEWING MA
cHINE-willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 40S Seventh street, between ID
and Z. 2,T
THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK. cor
ner of 9TH street and Louisiana avenue. is open
Sa~u
in addition to its regular banking hours. Ii
pays interest on deposits.
PENNIES FOR SALE.-Apply nj the Star once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

LIIA VIII appear in the same bill tonight
and ~ M tns occasion Of her bsneht last evening,
81 g INN n,ent VIII bring out here the play
sne mas become celebrated -
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~. ", 2; CLLMEsrs. Trustees
Y THos. BOWLING. Auetr.: GeOrs-,ow.
TRUSTEES sAIE

~ BY virtue 4 two deed. q trust to me. date,
e. respectively June 3. l>sl, aud October 4 -,
land recordsd respeciiysly in Liher v g Il.
No. p, fclios NC, &C, and Liber r. " n !
i.lics .ss &C. Of the Land Records of TIE Coun,, =;
Washington. ID. G. will offer At auction, an WFp
NLspAf. the eth day of April. instant. AT 81 clo
y. m, that Valuable Property i'm Gecrrefnwn A.
scribed as follows. viz That Lot consisting 81 par
OF Lots One, Two, and Three, In Peters sanar-
bounded s. follows. viz: BEGINNING at the end of y
feet east IRON High street. the south side f Rrss
street and running thence south and parallel " a.
hish street o. iest, 90 point feet from the di,id-
ing line between Lots Nos. and a. in Peter souars
thence With ssid sire-, northw.rdly 10 feet fheac
north and parallel with High street % feet To- Sr,s,
street; and thence east 20 the beginning. with fh,
improvements, Consisting VI a Substantial thre.
story Brick Warehouse, imposed OF two large buiJ
lngs connected. fronting respectively an ViCh s
Bridge streets, with cellars This j. one a the ~
business stands In youngstown. and the property -
IN all respects desirable. Ii 10 occupied by N
j. Adler. as q hardware store.
Terms OF sale: One NTH &c the purchasr money =,
ee paid IN cash, and the residue IN four equal nsfsl
ments ~ o. II, Us and "a months respectively 10 H.
secured BY deed of trust. The terms 81 sale must a.
complied with In week after sale ar the Property
may be reseid after one week notice. at the risk
and cost 81 the defaulting purchaser. C,,nyeyanct
and stamps al the cOsi 81 the purchaser
WALTER :. COX. Trustee
ap3 Th-sa.Tusw THos. BOWLING. Aurt'r
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SERVICES win be held tomorrow In the Sc
ond Baptist Church, Navy-Yard, which has re-
Gently been repaired and much improved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

ASSAULT ON A PAYMAsrrR's CLERK.-Las,
night, about IL O'Clock, Oficers Peaster and
White brought to the seventh precinct station
house Mr.. Frank Barry, paymaster's clerk II
the Navy Yard, Who had been knocked down
and severely injured about the face. He wal
taken to the drug store Of DIR. Sylvester, where
MS WOUNDS were dressed, and he was afterward,
conveyed to his home in hack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

MRS. BRADLIY, wife Of Joseph II. Bradley.
ST., Esq, OF the Washington bar, died this
morning at O'Clock, ct the fAmily residepce.
hear Tennallytown, d. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

The Rehabilitation II directed 20 the adj
vertisement in another column Of DR.. Hartley.
His certificates speak for themselves.
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Now that winter has left us at least, it is time
70 oe looking around for clothing suitable for
Ss.mer season. To those 30 inclined, Mr.. A.
Suaus oners unusual advantage. His stock Of
Sasonaole goods Is large and we'll selected, and
ms, prices wili compare favorably with those of
vertisement and then give him call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. The eleventh
meeting Of the South Washington Ruiiding
Association was held Thursday night, at which
Of -.
Capitol Hin Building Association, at their
fortieth meeting, held Thursday evening, can
celed nfty-three shares Of stock, and paid an
average Of ti4.5o on each share cancelled.
AT The stxty-seventh monthly meeting OF the
Excelsior Building Association, Thursday night.
04. The demand for money being exhausted,
Secretary Prather, under the provisions Of the
Constitution, proceeded TO draw from the hat on
shares OF members who had not received ad-
vances, and ten shares were drawn. This asso-
citation Is limited % 30 per cent. premium, under
which the money cannot be sold; and as above
stated, when no member wants money at that
price, the secretary proceeds to draw from the
names Of those who have not bought out, and
these drawn are required TO either take an adj
vance At 50 per cent, or take the amount they
have paid IN with six per cent. interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

ELIGIBLE LOTS In Highland Square are Of
fered in another column toE sale or exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

" BoSs . wALsH
REAL ESTATE GxcHAN6B q BROKERS',
lo S0f PENHH AvENUB, ooush a.
psews0 - - N saxss0 vsa.
..s,s a. Nv " va Win,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

man, was arrested yesterday bf Ohlcer Tucker
OF the seventh precinct, chsRed by his own
wife with having attempted = commit rape
upon his little step daughter SIX years old. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

oea 81 Ssgesss~d~.s - isscsos, q ssess, t:ar.
Han, Hssissssa., u. C.. Hsrck 81, lsO.
essled IrePesals VII ee rsesivse q ths Mayors
consfructine 4 Wooden Br5des scross the Canal a.
ne intsrsecon viii eixtA ssrss vssf sccordins 70
plans anA sPscihcstons 70 b 80 - me once Of the
Superintendent and InsDector q sewers, &c.
The right d rsssrvsd y e Hsysr q rect sny
spi-S eupsrisssadsst Of ssvsrs, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

REPUBLICAN MEETING IN THE CogNTY.-An
adjourned meeting Of the Republicans of the
county residing south and east of the Eastern
Branch was held last evening, at which Mr..
1rsHnser presided. A committee, consisting of
Is' VIM Davis, j. jackson, Philip Digs
anu "a williams, was appointed to draft CON
S.u.ion and bylaws for the organiz alton.
32pesSnSs were made by the President, Mr.. Jno
ne m SaS,ason, Mr.. Paine and others. Major
". ~. Soruon announced the programme for the
gIana demonstrstion by the Bows in Blue on the
,oan ana AFTER TIE Transaction OF some
'ou'ine business INC meeting adjourned.
PAIN SuNpAY-To- morrow win be observed
in the Catholic, Episcopal. and I.nthsren
Churches a. Palm Sunday, the he,;r"i AZ 81
Holy Week. In the churches OF the Gr,.ns ~ ~
nomination palms viii be distributed h. ~ .o &c
greganons 70 comnemorate the entry Of the
Saviour into Jerusalem, when his disciples met
him, bearing palms In their hands, and v;th
which they strewed his way. 1t Is the Sundav
Immediately preceding Easter, and during the
entire week appropriate services will be heid in
the churches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

DISCHARGES from the ear and partial deafness
successfully treated. DIR. Hartley reached this
city Yesterday and In stopping at sos 18th sire {.
See his card in another column. 5S
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Richards Ensorsed fer Mayor.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT At THE MARINE BAR
RACKs.-Yesterday, Hmry Bessant, employed
in carrying hod ct theNarine Barracks, Navy
Yard, fell IRON the scafblding with Q hod fun
Of mortar In his hands sdistance Of about ten
feet, breaking one Of his rms In two places, and
otherwise severely injurng himself. He was
carried to his home, when Dr.. Coomes was called
and rendered surgical assifance. Il Ii thought
that his injuries will prove fatal. Mr.. Besssnt
was IN the o. 3. naval serdce for long series
Of years, and was formerly employed in the
laborers' gang ct the Navy lard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

STRING CLOTHING,
An qualities and styles,
Cheap for Cash,
At liable 81 Co.'S,
3S5 Pennsylvania avenue, (U. 8. Hotel.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

FR0Es LAE0eTON, OF mo 1Ow1ru Uhlvofsity,
Mission for the benefit Of TIC Lincoln Literary
Association. Tho audiencewas large, and lis
tened to the remarks Of the Professor with great
interest. Among those occupying seats NJ on
Howard, and others. The ex0cises were opened
by the Faust Waltz" on hepiano, BY Miss G.
Rae, who is very promising NV student at the
Howard University. Mr. ID. Striker, Of Eng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-On the morning of
the 25th OF March, the room of Miss Francis
Taylor, at the residence OF Or. Cuthbcrt ON New
York avenue, was entered and a velvet sacoue
and some money taken. This morning, Oliver
Brice, colored, learning that he was s1spected
OF the burglary went to the sixth precinct sta
ton and gave himself up, and gave bail for q
hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

NH. PRINCE, wosld inform his patrons. that
henceforth the Pawn Broking branch will be
carried on second floor; entrance either through
store or hall door. 4,sI:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

SALE OF SPLENDID REsrDKNCR.-Fitch g.
Fox, real estate brokers, have sold for James e..
Kennedy, Esq, the three-story brick dwelling
adjoining the residence Of Hon. Il. b. Bryan,
Highland Place"-the lot having frontage
Of AN feet on Massachusetts, avenue, between
18th and 18th streets, and running back an aver
age depth OF 200 feet-for the sum of s2I 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-09

SooV III uis uduus, vi give MIN sOiQ-ncauoQ
cane. The second message Of the Mayor WIS then
taken up, which HattOn said was as much like
the first as chalk Is like cheese. In this second
message the Mayor thinks it absolutely neces-
sary to have the schools mixed; but they should
bear in mind that when his first message was
written Bowen was treasurer of the colored
schools. Ii had been said that Bowen afforded
knew Of many here in this city that had done
more than Bowen had in this respect and did
not make any boast Of it. Ii had been charged
that all Who oppose Bowen were disappointed
ofice-seekers; but a. for himself, he could saw
that IL he had kept quiet about the Gettysburg
affair he could to-day have been In the City Post
once. This he could prove by Judge Edmunds.
had been tried and found wanting; now let ns
try some one else-Richards or Emery, or any
one who is worthy and honest. MIR. Hatton
wound up by promising them something another
him. [Applause.l
Col. Perry Carson got tho floor, and said he
did not intend to talk much. Hatton had done
talking enough for ffty men, and had made
many miscellaneous which could be proved
easily enough. There were some other colored
men who belonged to the City Councils o. we'll
a. Hatton, and they had sense enough to stay at
nome and not 60 to Gettysburg. Aatton knew
wen enough that to 20 into the State of Mary-
AND As white man was an imPossibility, and
no coiored man could be recognized as white
man there, and he should have staid at home.
told sS,t him c. after his return from
him like gentleman, aud now why endeayor 10
bring ridicule on the Mayer? "
Quite rich dialogue now ensued between
hatton anu larson. with reference to color and
Hatton said he did not 90 as q white or blact
man, but a. representative of the CITY, who
bad been invitedi and when he was snub6ed bv
the Mayor he had snubbed his Constituents, who
the Mayor would now like to have vote for him
He was glad the gentleman was here direct fro.,
the Mayors ofiice, as he could take everything
back 70 his exceilcncy the Mayor. He asked
to the looking-glass to see II he was not growin1
white. Laughter.
Perry Carson said he never thought he was
white, but he III hao forgot his color when he
and applause.
Aatten thought he was man when he went