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A Narrow Guage Road 70 be BuiIt.

ST.. JOHNS, n. B., Nov. l0.-The New Bruus-
wick government has accepted the proposition
of L. X. Durfee and associates to build the
River DuLoupe Railway. The road is 10 be mar
row guage, and the company is 70 receive a sub
sidy of ten thousand acres of land per mile. IL
Is sup pOsed operations will be commenced at
Frede kton imme diately
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Large bottles, 81; per gallon, a5. Also, a large
stock Of California Wines, Port, Muscate, Angelica
and others per bottle or in quantity These Wines
are direct from producers, and the only article
in market that can be relied upon perfectly pure
both for communion purposes and the sick. Prices
astonishingly low. have also a pure old Holland
Gin well adapted for delicste persons and females
All these goods are warranted perfectly pure. still
adhere TO fo-mer very low rates Is TO per cent
below usual rates, which 10 certainly great ind
mentto buyers. 1 keep large assortment, buy in
large quantities, and hence can afford TO sell low
II will well repay TO give me q call, though il
be a little out Of your way.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
no7-r Second and ID streets, N w
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100000 Of Railroad Stock Sold for

ST. LOUIS, Mo Nov. 1O.-Five hundred thou
sand dollars Of stock in the Northern Missouri
Railroad, owned by the county Of St Louis, was
sold yesterday TO the present managers of that
road for So, 900. The purchasers assume the
fees and other expenses incurred in the suit now
pending against the company.
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THE PRESIDENT last evening gave a dinner 70
few personal friends, prior 10 the departure of
his son, Lieutenant Fred. Grant, for Europe.
Admiral Alden, Marshal Sharp and Senator
Scott were among those present.
MAJOR GEORGE ID. RUeaLEs, Assistant Ad-
jutant General, has been ordered to report for
duty to the commanding general of the Depart
ment of Texas. to relieve Major III. Clay Wood.
who has been ordered to Portland, Oregon.
ARMY OFFICERS RESIGNED AND RETIRED
The President has accepted the resis nation o.
Captain Alex. s. Clarke, o. the 5th cavalry, TO
take effect March LIST, 1872. First Lieutenant
Edward Happy, 9th infantry, has been retired
on account or long and faithful service and
wounds received therein.
The DEPARTURE OF LIEUT.. GRANr.-Rear
Admiral Alden, General Sherman, Col. Auden-
reid, and Lieut.. Grant leave here tonight for
New York, and win sail from that port to-mor-
row, on the steamer Wabash, for Europe. The
President and Mrs Grant will accompany their
son to New York to see him off, and wiil return
TO this city on Monday. Two special cars have
been engaged to carry the President and party
to New York tonight.
CONSOLIDATION OF INTERNAL REVENUE DIS
TRICTs-The President has ordered the consol-
idation of the I'd and 4th internal revenue dis
tricts of Pennsylvania (Philsdelpha), and the
LIST and ID districts in Maryland. In Philadel-
phia W. j. Pollock is retained as collector, and
Charles Ii. Barrett assessor. In the Maryland
district Mr.. McIntire is retained as collector
and Mr.. Graham as assessor. By the c0nsoida-
ton Collector Samuel Evans and Assessor VIM.
Galloway, of the I'd Maryland district, are mus
tered out
Presentation. Jas. T.. English and Gov
Marshall Jewell, of Conn; Hon. Reverdy John
son, of Md; Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts, Gen. James
5. Negley, Penna-; Hon. L. c. Calkin, and Hon.
George w. Curtiss, Mass. are at the Airing
ton. Rear Admiral Alden left last night
for Europe. THE Postmaster General is in
the city, and not in Elkton, Md, as reported by
a morning paper. -Gens. Hardie and Barry
are at the Ebbitt. Hon. John 7. Harris.
of Pa, Is at the Metropolitan. Sam. Bard,
left TOR New York this morning.
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A CoLoBxp DocroR wrrHour A prp1o~A
In the Police Court, judge Snel1, this NOR ming
Isaac Williams, eeaored man, was arrsiened
ing medicine and surgery without bcins r,,ssi-
ned according to Law. Dr. Draper tssti2ed fhst
be had been called info see Digs for . drsass
be had and found him In very bad vsy osom
Wilnans Zee % cure him and found thsf he
wesgecting worse all the time. Williams conIdns y
produce his parchment and vas 6ned e5o'
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INTERNAL RENENUR--The receipts from this
source to-day were $3.50 053.1e.
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offers for sale Otard, Dueuy q Co. Cognac
James Hennessey do, Old Jamaica Runs. Old q
Tim do. Scotch and Irish Whistles, Sherry Wines
from 81 50 upwards; Pc do. do. do A large as
eortment Of German, Bordeaux and Burgundy
Wines. California Wines, Hook Port sherry Mus
catel, Angelica and Brandies. Medford Runs. Cor,
dials and Bitters Of all kinds. Scotch and English
Ales and Porters, per dozen or cask The above
will be sold at low figures - = =
~ Discount to the trade.
c. GAUTIER,
Manufacturer Of the Popular Native Wine Bitters,
cclS-tr 1917 and 1919 Pennay wanna avenue
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE CABINET met at noon to-day with all the
members present.
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The Philaae lPSfa DefAlcation.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-This morning the
Petitlon OF Mayor Fox was presented in the
Court OF Common Pleas, asking for the ssques-
defautfng city Treasurer. A rule was granted
requiring Marcer to show cause why q writ
should not issue.
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DOAgfng The law,

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-In accordance with the
writ OF habeas corpus, the counsel for Jim Ir-
ming appeared this morning and requested a
postponement Of the hearing till afternoon IL
Is understood that u. s. Attorney DAVIS agreed
10 bail Irving, which wiz release him from
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THE L. s. FRIGATE CONSTELLATION arrived
at the Washington navy yard this morning, and
her crew VIII be discharged in a few DAYS.
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, NEW York, Nov. l0.-The Board OF Health
has appointed Q committee TO urge Controller
Green to furnish funds to enable the boafd to
check the progress of the small pox, which
within . week, has suddenly appeared IN ali
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WHITE PARTRrDeB.-We have BEEN sbown A
Pafirldge almost white, which was shot recently
oy our sPo,tsmsn friend, Mr.. T. Edward ClArf,
the estate Of John Nokes, ESQ. public gardener.
II Is both beautiful and rare, and can Be seen in
Messrs. M. w Gait & Bros- window.
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NV STYLE PLATED SETS, with jet, pearl
and gold pendants, really beautiful, price e10,
No. 46 Psnnsylvanis avenue, between Ak and
eth streets.
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Col. JOHN E. SMITH, 18th infantry, has been
ordered 10 this city for conferences on Indian
af-afr
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HABEAs CoRPUs-<H Interesting Liosns. Case
Last evening in the Police Court Ferdinand
Hsyman, Of the firm OF Hayman, Bro. & Co.
New York, was arraigned on the charge OF 80
Letting trade in this city without license. The
facts as developed are a. follows: Mr.. n. came
10 tbs city for the purpose of collecting some
outstar ding bilis and while i'm the store Of J. w
Boteler q 90, on Pennsylvania, Mr.. b. asked
Mr.. II. Ii he had any chamoise skins and sponRes
aud while talking man by the name of w. T.
Evans called in with police Officer and had him
arrested. After hearing the evidence Judge
Smell fined him $3.50, In default Of which Hay-
man was committed to Jail To-day his counsel,
Messrs. Miller and Berger, had him brought out
on a writ Of hdJeds corpus issued by Judge
Humphreys on the ground OF the unconStitutiOn-
atty OF the recent act of the Legislative Assem-
bly, imposing heavy penalties upon nonresident
traders without paving the license, which IL rep
resented ~ oppressive and operates en- a manner
which virtually excludes nOn-residents from
dealing with customers here, or even collecting
bills. The case was postponed until tomorrow
morning.
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THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS CoNNrs ZION close
their sessions temporarily on the 18th instant in
order - prepare their report 20 Congress. 1t is
expected that the session will be resumed in De-
cember.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.

L
SeEESi DUR
AND ssfd HE Tk afkkf1NEE.
MT Bronson G. Howards original American comedy
M, 6 sXSlLI fr as BOB fS sac SfN'
and elegant dresses, furniture "a mode,
and maenihcent cast.
branch ticket 06ds to viii HPSy !.
store and after this date. moo st
NEW NATIONAL TREATER.
PAREPA ROSA GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
OAkL Proprietor and Director.
81 SEASON Elk NIGH S SsIY AND sfpss'r
ni SsAS MoS Sbsf
IL R 8 he Rs sssS ss
VIII Be pr0daeffSg sRlI1:fi gissi Opera
MADAME PAREPA ROSA in her erandest role of
COOK, The eelebrstsd BassO ritena, from Go1ent
sTess isyorite Contralio, MRS ZELDA sEGUiN, as
h ans. Grsin is Conductor, Nh GARL Rosa
snt q tie most emhent American Pima Donna,
MhRTsA T1sf F
fSsTyMAbFT Az p SATURDAY syeni.s,THE MAR
hiAeE o GhH AsS GALA sssqMddhafff s & O'clock
day, at MstzsrOtt & Co.'s Music Store, Pennsyiva-
.sscsie Of Priees;-Rsseryed Seats in orchs.. ira,
siSo, hd@ssisS, 81. Gallery, 70 Cents eSS 'if'iS
moo IRepublicsn, Chronicle, Patroti
Walls OPERA HOUSE.
PROFESSOR RlsLEY
6ess to announce to the public and citizens of Wash
ipg,1n H That he En- has eas. from Mr. sayills Wallis
IL ESs
Ha N sS SSssP Silf /; f i' Motif
~ FMrMprp TILE oppu. ~ pnyv, r,Yp
II TUESDAY EvENiNG, October "a, and ' every ny
ss SSg h;sfasr t until further notice at
OIL. go ON A nH5s ssrH }s.sss . Ne
'rH ETY. nARKs kffrER,s TrH ST.
6sd :na
on ssast
sasds: PstS;s: frame. 6ora1 and T.ss aSs
Rag f Nall "a 81 e I'M the District
Please remember Name and Number apB-lys
LECTURES.
- soiiESTiFfHG COURSE,
AT LINCOLN HALL,
Prof. SAMUEL D. HILLMAN,
of Dickinson College.
FRIDAY EVENING, November TO-
Subject: Primeyal Man; or How Wives Were
Won In the olden Time,
Tickets, % cents; reserved seats, 10 cents.
Tickets, with without reserved seats, be had at
Balantyne's.
Lecture begins at O'Clock. Ticket holders will
please be prompt. 1t
9 7 ii N @
G. A. R. URSE
JOHN HAY
LINCOLN HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER ID.
Subject " FRANKLIN IN PARIS"
Admission at door, 20 cents.
Reserved Chairs, rs cents.
Diagram now at Parkers. nol0
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THURsTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DE Is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by Al drSgeists Price, and 90 cents
JOUEENS IN0DOROUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER restores soied gloves equal to new. Sold By ali
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price,, =
ceats deS-ly
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Lea d PERKINS, sauce.

Lea d PERKINS, Sauce.
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
1t improves appetite and digestion, and 1t is un-
riyaled for its flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA q PERKINS TO
prosecute all parties max ing vending fefs
JOHN DUNCANs SONS,
aul2-eo6m Agents, New York
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK.-The hand
some exhibit of the business and transactions of
the National Savings Bank, presented by the
president at the last meeting OF the board OF
managers-and which 10 laid before our readers
to-dsy-is OF interest and Importance 10 each
and every one of our citizens
That this bank-though as vet comparatively
Dew-has become very popular, the treasures
statement clearly proves; and the fact that de-
posts of sums as small as one dime are received
places its advantages within the reach of all.
The National Savings Bank II peculiarly a
home institution, managed and directed exclu-
sively by our most responsible business men, and
tts capital 20 a great extent invested in wash
ington property. IL pays six per cent. interest
per annun, which IL compounded every six
months, and is withal perfectly safe and very
advantageous savings institution, which well
deserves the universal favor and great success IL
lie meeting.
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DRY GOODS.
OPERA CLOTHS.

OrkRA CLOTHS:
WHITE AND SCARLET OPERA CLOTHS JUST
RECEIVED.
Also,
WHITE AND SCARLET FRENCH MERINOS
AND OPERA fLANNELS.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
w. N. SH USTER a Bro,
919 Pennsylvania avenue,
no SIT between sth and 10th streets.
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NEw- YORK, Nov le.-Festerday afternoon
Charles Swami, nephew Of Governor Swami.
OF Maryland, was run over by mail wagon i'm
Exchange Place Jersey city, and seriously IN
Sas siteIw.rds removed h 70 Ney Hotel and
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RatOhel0r,s Hair nva.

B0tOA6HOFB kAHHf Dyos
This splendid Hair Dye Is the best IN the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead any rtta!c poison to produce paralysis or
death Aveid the Wanted and aelusive Preparations
w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty vsor,
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
By all druggists. Applied ct l6 Bond street, New
York fo6d
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old AND CHEAP LOCATION GREATLY
" ENLARGED.
began Il WYLIE,
lois AND 1920 SEVENTH STREET NV.
All the Popular Styles of
FALL AND VIM Err DRESS GOODS,
Zine. Medium, and Low Priced.
Rich dark colored 81 TIN rs, Atwood YELOURS,
silk and Wool EPINGLINES, TRENCH Pop
kEInMS, tMPkEsS CLoTas, FRFECH MERI;
Colorsd yELyETEENS, and Q fine stock Of
MOURNING GOODS. One price to all.
began WYLrE,
oc 24-u 101s and 1920 5th street N W.
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SAN Francisco, Nov. e.-Judge Lepucorda
delivered an impressive char sc 10 the grand jury
at Los Angeles to-day, urg.ng them 20 avoid
prejudice and sustain the cause OF law order
and moralitybv indicting the perpetrators of the
recent atrocious massacre Of Chinese. -
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CONN0LLYS,
SOS 9th street, opposite Patent Office.
Children's Cashmere Hose, lOc
Ladies' Ribbed Stockings, lOc.
COmfortahles, large size, S22'
Ladies and Gents n erino Shirts, 81.
Curtain Lace from n. Y auctions, 2oc.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 81 per pair.
Heavy Saline for Ladies' sacQues, 621Sc.
Fine all Linen Table Napkins, 81 Is doz. no St
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MH = JOSEPH j. MAYS MH
WAGm Paris Kid Glove Depot, ltAIu,
wv AF939 PESNA Avenue, bet. 9Th q 10th. ~ "

~ $40 600 worth very best quality PARIS
KID GLOVES, (Our own importation j with one
two, three and four buttons.
81 5000 pairs "LUPIN'S" KID GLOVES at
81 The Trade supplied at New York prices.
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THE PRESIDENT last evening gave dinner 10
a few personal friends, prior to the departure of
his son, Lieutenant Fred. Grant, for Europe.
Admiral Alden, Marshal Sharp and Senator
Scott were among those present.
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LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July q, lH1.
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family S as saw wash ash
Join others in commencing an article that is eyiden.
Yours, truly, 90. HOWARD,
Brig General. U. S.A.
Letter from JUDGE WYLIE Of q. S. Ssprem.
wAsHINerON d. c., June "a, 1871.
Dear Sir: have given your BALM OF LIFE for
the hair fair trial, and much pleased with its
hair and it's influence to sooth the nerves and revive
the system when exhausted from overwork is most
delightful have not used it except as wash, but
your recomme ndaton, and from the faith its use
confidence in taking it as a medicine, according 10
your directions. Very respectfully yours,
Prot. Cook. ANDREW WYLIE.
WASHINGTON, July LIST, 1871.
Dear Professor: '
After using your BALM OF LIFE in many in
stances of disorders in my family, glad to say il
affords the relief sought For darrha, collie, sick
headache catarrh, cough, and all external infiam-
r. j. MEIGs, JR.
LLst,er from Req. FATHER soYLE.
Dear friend: Please send me a supply Of BALM
OF Fife the which, if gratuity, las suggested j
viii Be duly honored am aicsethet pleased W with
June "a, ISL. FE. BOYLE.
Cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Neuralgia: DisOrdered stomach, Diarrhea, Dyseu-
terv Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, Earache, Sore
Et sh Itching, Gnts, Burns Bruises s Felons Boils
pandrui stop healthy Hair falling, get new growth
Prof. Cooks Balm of Life.
Its careless use will not injure, under any circum-
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SERENADR nv THE CHORAL socIErY.-Last
evening, about ten O'Clock, the Choral Society
rendered a serensde TO Theodore Steinway
ESQ, OF New York, at the residence of VIM. C.
Metzerotf, ESD, on 18th street. The Society
sang "fhe Gay Pilgs.m' and gT'he Forrest -
after which Mr.. Edwin Drop appeared az the
door with Mr.. Steinway, who thanked the Socie-
~ for the compliment conferred, aud al the
same time invited them 20 Join him within
doors. Baron Won SchlOzer, y. W. ThOmp-on
Esq. and wife, Mn. Edwin Drop, Mrs TheO-
dore Steinway and SignOr Bina were among
those present The members OF the Choral
having been presented % Mr.. and Mrs Stein
way, were escorted by MIR. Metzerott 90 his
spacious dining room, where they found much
TO refresh them. During the evening the Society
sang "The Modest Request" by Muller; "Fhe
Toast" the "wscht am Rhein.h Mrs Edwin
Drop favored the company with ssSing. Smile
Slumber," and Mr.. sherman interpreted Wal
len Haupt" upon the steinway grand. In his
usual magnificent style. The Society having
toasted Mr.. Steinway and Metzerot and com
plimented them with the German ssSalaman-
der" brought the festivities 20 q happy termina-
ton In the harmOnies OF the "Ecce Guam boz
num-"
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CONTACTS AccKPTxD.-M.J j. Lsnghlip M,
seeepteo contract for laying foot pavement on
nn street, between Pennsyl vania avenue and II
49, vm- Wilson fot grading and paving
e1-es on ~ street, between Lat and 81 streets
southwest. and paving the alley between a. and
90 streets and Maryland avenue southwest
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At Wholesale and retail BY the following first class
DR. D.ugg sE ga dstCst C., Pa sy Major
sv and 18th St; J. Milburn Co., 53i 18TH st.;
Bro, Pa. and 9Th St B. Jay Tsalmsn, cor
9Th and 9 sts;; r. B. Ferguson, l0l Pa av, 8.
Ridssly's Pharmacy, 1921 Pa. sy.; Kolb Bros ,
Ith ST., w ashington. G. w. Cropley, lid Bridge
St; 7, l.. Cropley 4 Co., 166 Bridge st., lieorae-
town; also. at retail by Druggists generally Manu-
featuring Depot, corner sth and streets Seetesi-
monials and directions. austf
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~Nov-s-days, Kitchen girls are termed
young ladies Of the lower pArlor-s
n0Dr. Greeley gave the Ne eighteen rmefin
arecent number Of the Tribune.
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~LYoNs BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS. =.

Just received from our Agent at Lyons, one more
case Of those elegant satin Jsnishl BLACK eros
GRAIN SILKS, which selling at the very
Low price Of sl75, 81, 81 Is, sac 477s, aod %
per yard. JOSEPH j. MAY.
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BUILDING PKRMITs.-Charles A. Upperman.
frame stable on lot on northeast corner of High
and Dunbarton streeSs, Georgetown. Daniel
Smith, three-story brick building, % feet front
by 40 feet deep, the north side of Grant street
between 9Th and 10th streets. Mary y. Sweeney,
two-stoTy brick building, 13 feet front by 81 feet
deep, with twO-story back building, on the south
SIDE of X, between North Capitol and LIST streets
northwest. Mrs. Marv f. Sweeny, brick build
ing, II feet inches front. 80 feet deep, two
stories and back bnilding, II by % feet on south
side Of X street, between North Capitol and list
street y. W. j. H Butler, twO-stOry brick. l6
by 80 feet, east side LIST street, between X and l.,
:. r.. A. Gleason, two-stOry brick building
southwest corner 9Th and . streets n. w.
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MAJOR GEORGE ID. RUeaLEs, Assistant Ad-
jutant General, has been ordered to report for
duty to the commanding general of the Depart
ment of Texas, to relieve Major II. Clay Wood
who has been ordered to Portland, Oregon.
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Closing Proceedings OF the MARYLAND
and Dtstrfet baptist Association

At the afternoon session yesterday, the com
mittee on ministerial education made A rer.ort
which was adopted, and the committee were
directed % consider the propricfy % forming an
educational committee within the bounds OF the
association.
tport was submitted by Mr.. Berg on the
colored brethren and the statusOf their churches
recommending that aid be extended % them 10
build and enlarge their churches, In order 20 Ac-
commodate the rapidly increasing congregations.
referred 70 special committee OF threc-Messrs.
Thompson, Alien, and Nicks, OF BALTIMORE
with the request that they report their views %
the executive board Of Baltimore.
At the evening session reports from several
district Associations were made and di-cusSed
when u was agreed that IL IL eNpedieut % estab-
Hs missions In various parts OF the State OF
Maryland and the District of Columbia Several
other reports were submitted and acted on. The
report OF the Sunday school board recOmmend-
ING the appointment Of an evangelist Wa agreed
The oommittce 10 recommend the time ana
place ofthe next annual session reporte. I'M favor
OF the Frakhn Square Baptist Church I'M Raiti-
more, ON the last Tuesday In October next al 10
O'Clock a. m, and that Rev. n. p .Igffen %
Warrington, preach the annual sermon, Rev p
y. Harris TO be his alternate; agreed 90.
COMMUNIST AND THE sABBArH
Rev. II. Nice, OF baltimore Offered a reso-
luton, which was unanimously adoptrd. Tbat
sc II seems % he the purpose OF thossa engaged in
demoralizins callings aud their patrans Il ner-
vert the Lords Day from is refreshing enlight-
cnCd, and elcyating character 10 thai o = holiday
Tor sensuous amusement, dissipation. Ne cal
culatedto ensnsre youth. violate and imVovrrish
society, and Incl ease the 81, meut o. communism
IN our land; therefore the churches be Affection
ately urged 10 greater earnestness I'm praycr and
m the exercise OF their nduence e. protect the
sacred Institution from any form OF Dissertation
The convention then adjourned nRs dsc.
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TIE Worn N PkrscE GxoEeK's CouxrY,
1--we have received sfip from the once
omc.ai majorfie< I'm the several Districts on tn
vote for Governor: Democrats majurite~~
ysnsxine lregortsdl, a.; Biadensbure, i6; Pts.
rsffs, II Laurel 4e. kepubiicsn I.ior,,; sar-
Marlboro, IS Nottingham, q; Queen Anne si.
INST dsmscrsfc majority, b. HE whole dem ~,
cratic ticket " eiected-stats ana eountF-eY-
Duvsn, dem, for county commirsioner'