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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20
Mnseiee.

EAr Reconsideration nnb DieIeu su rebnSirten Trei.
&c meroen Baupereiusz yoten in 3abluns angenoH,S
rlen. NB. 4B. WaoMsblin s &6bne,
(Nop.t6, 3Wlte) Gde ber Yratt= nno YreiiDentitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20

Sic belten Steinfoblsn gu Den nieDrig>
~ ftpn WreiSe1t.

aobIen BON Scr r8altimorer Gompa9ne," bon Der
rsSuGerr Soioner eompasnie,"
Id,wer rno rolt brennenoe aoblen-be beiten Sobten
aui oem bleieen Wartte
gu oerfdIien
acrrenfooun9s s< ober GonnentDetIe.
Kud5 ,9otens' Bailey" unb @umberldrber aoblen.
g. 3. His9S unb Games Siaas, agenten Der
,Boltimorer 8oblen-" II. rllnionzG GienbGbn= omp."
Is Ireau: Wr. 2, Sputbitrase.
3obIenbof: Gfe Der Wprtbs une Waeifons
1frnae Stt.141Sd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20
GDeben eiitpfdnGen

Cine sroBe senonns i6onsn eosnac, gints nnb
baIbc Bnts, uufere ei9ere Smportaon, uno oorSii9=
lit iiir meoSiniide 3tpede sesisnet.
u. u. Otaripn Comp,
BharmaSeuten,
Gde Der gutamitraBe uno Niabiion%ApeEne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20
9Im8 lSmhn.

s oann a, 19. 6ebr.-@enerol Gebals
las, Der neue Se9unOc Saba fam beute bier
an.
Sn Santiago DC Gu6a miro benlnddit cine
Seriammlung bon Gauhcuten fattfinoeu,
Inn itber Die 8GunIidteit 81 beratbeu, ben
ipaniiaen SanfnOten Die @irfulation auf Der
Sniel Su 9eitatten unO Der iibermGBigen @elos
pefulatton etn 3iel Su ieeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20
Wfan teie 6oI9enoes:
81 n n nrP NON "a Gop tQ7J
10 I'M ort' Oen "a. san. 1St>.
@cebrter Serrl

Baltimore, oen "a. San. 1872.
@ce6rter Serr
Der n8asz@arboni1er", tueIdbU leeer Septbr. In
unercm 2ofale Guf9cfellt uurOC, bat pie mir i'm
ben, unier Sbt beoeuteuO per9ro6ert, meldes aub
briaantcr uno Dem Huge nidt 70 undugeuebm lit.
unisr 9idt 9bt ms or0Bere 5uiriCocnbItt, ols oas
iriiber our oen nSarbonijer" btruofgebrdtbe. Sod
ahtun9suoQ Sebr. SdnfteIh & &ump.
@de Der Baltimore uHo Sblrlesftr.
9In Srr Sas. @. 6o9Crs, grIiiocnten Der
,gsoobDarnz @as 9arboniJingz Gsieaihaft."
pS altimore, ben 10. San. 1872.
Srn. Sas. s. @.VOgers, 8rihocnteR Der agSoOo
fuarO @as> arboniSn9s@ @eieaitait!"
9leiH Serr!
Der Y@orboutser", ben Se in uuiGrcm 2ofale i'm
5ult 1871 dufiteateH, bat uner 9ht beoeuteno ueIz
gro CERT, tuedee, obgteib icbr brilliant, bon ncm
2luge engene6m 1T; i'd modte nidt obRe benielben
iein, Sbr er9ebfniter ...
81. SDlliun jcunings.
SIR. 80, Woros@barlc5itr."
p8 altimore, Den "a. 9top. 1871.
Srn. S. s, o. ogers, Brdiioenten Der % Booolporos
@as=@Orhoni5iu9= @eieui6aft."
Ytein Ser
SD bin ourh ben p@drboni5Cr" crireut. Gtit Der
&inihbrung oeielben in meinem @tahliIiemeute bat
er mir luenisHeus Is 8rojent an meiHer @lsuhHlIRg
cripart uno mir su9lei6 Elm bradRtCrce Stdt iome
elm itet9ereS 9egeben. Stb cmpeble babCr Oenelreu
NIT oen 9roBteH 8er9nlsen ol5 Elm l0Crtbpolles Srs
irument, iUeld1e5 Dem Bubifuin laH9e 0Cieblt bat,
um has Gaslttt ~ retu9en uNo 8u Oerbeiien.
G6tungsooQ
Robert 2autcrbGb, 96armaSeut.
(94-g) Noroof- -S6e Der @utaiuz Il. SQruto9dIr"
P S. Cine Der DiaibineH lit td9Iid in Dem Bilreau
Der 0eeQldat, Nr. 10, SOutbftr., duI9eitelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20
Enters Sgrup aus 0nulmi arabitnm
ge9en

&erner's Oherbaut=gr,euger
aeasn aIe Sauttranf6etten.
Grpin Garefion, apotletet,
%ortpffsGfe Der Saitimcres ano sisbffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20
M mnrff iinS Mnrfc

2oubont, 10. 5ebr. = Goniols 929. -
Sonos '62er 91B '65er 925; '67er 924;
1O!40er 49,.
Hrantiurt, 10, 6ebr, SOuts '62er
955-86.
2iperpool, l9. 8ebr. - 8aummoIe
idlloB feit: llpIO. III; Srl. 114-g. Ser-
tdufe 1900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20
Ralttmpre
Itre 9ninranfe 0ffff.

OtbwsftsGde pon 6putbs nns EBaferHs.s
esrft9erfortmdbreno sesen8 erluit S4aoen bur6
1ranbunslhd iopobl In berStaot mie TIM eanbe, ale
9rten non @i9entbum, Wobnz, 2aeen< unb Waarens
pdnier, Granddaughter, adsrbauprooufte, Nobsin,
onsssrdt9idaftsn. i'm Ban besriffene ooer im6aien
p so6uns beHnolihe Gabrseuse u. I. 10. III
Daa 0ireftorium beifebt aua foi9enh en- &erren;
Wm. @. Sarriion, Yrdtoeut;
0eo. u. 8i6ers, Dm. 3. Drune,
g. %. AIride, 8. b. &apff,
Oauib g. WilIen, 8. Robt. Jenfine,
SoFab Bennington, g. Rorton Stenart
Grancis g. Sing, .. 9. 9 wcomer,
1enrp Carroll, Oruile 9ortuiR,
q. o. Steudrt W. gB. Eaplor,
SsrdeI Cohen.
dpplifations=S Sormulare nne neitere NatrtHt ater
Bic Geenidat ipiro in Der Office, Siionejtz@de bon
Goutbz uno gSateritr., ertbeilt auf aaeauftrdse
fofort erlebist peroen. 8erii9erun9en fuereen auf
trseuo cine riit auseuommsn, fuelte Der applifant
Olinl@en mag.
(San.t, t,1S.O 5r. sSopenortb, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20

9Sir bahen 1tc1c alte S6dbmaftbinen,
lpe(de mir I'M Sauibe ilir Sowe>lfoihnen aueeupn,z
men uno fir 50 per Diondt oernteben o6er fltr $28
per Sonne gu 2240 Biuno uertauien ODER plr rerjes
tbeu cine cute MahiHe gu $3 per gtonot, lpe(hes 81
Gents per Gag mebr ausutadt, ~
i. II. Yfc&enuep,
,., sSr. a36, SSeStz zHapetteffr.
e9~ SUei9 Bireau Nr. 70, Oit.Baltilnore@S SuG6e.
(33-g) '.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20
GhatfafhIifil aefopft.

Gcrauton, Ya., II. 6cbr. = ginlun~
ger 8uride, Namens SrlBer, alS Qrbetter
bel Der y vDelamare. unO tSu0Ion 8abn" be-
l6aftigt, tuuroe Oieien Morgeu smiihen Gar
bouoale uno bieiiger StaOt 9et0otet. SIN
8esriffe, bon mebreren 8ag9ou8 Die Ser
binDuugsfetten 81 lDien, glitt er aus unb ftel
nit bem Sopf gerabe auf bic cine Sdlene.
Sin langlam babingleitenOer gSagen iAnitt
bem llngliidlifen Oa8 Sa4pt bnditdblt6
pom &umpf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20
Mn MnazNnninmfntrnV

Incu, tUeI6e elm brinantcs 9idt iir eueu aerlnqen
8res un0 obne alle 9etabr ruIni1eH, pel6Cs ero5e
SrlparniB nit polli9er Sherbett Uerbnoet, empieb-
len mir Den "WooDwARD GAS CARBONIZER" (eine
en9liihe @rftn0unq bon 16dbrioer 8eitano) Der
ntt NIT onoeren iriibereu tntrooujirteH grEougeU
Su oeruedieIH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20
SIN SrId)z unO auSere
Nc;Acr1AnY
Gtluas @ntcs fir &in0cr
9dutenba6'8
(Sbpfolabett QNurni WI

ols uni6doh sorautir; bel alien 9ro9uiiteu 5u ba-
ben Yreis q @ts. Die Sdabttl. Sahrjirt In
9dItenbdd)'S oeutidcr apotbete un6 DhnsrQlmaifer4
Depot, Roroolts@Ge Der Gutalus Il. Sarato9aitr.
cGebr I @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20
Neue Mn,eigen.
Stto Outer S @rnS9r.

otto Suter y Srucer,
8aubOl3s Eager, 6Obel- & 6uBbiebieurWiblc
mo Senitcr R0bmeu 6abrit,g
Gde Der TreiIkentffrase, Gantons 2lpeHHe unS
2IlbemarlefiraSe.
Sdltim o r {, ben 1. fSebr. 1872.
Ga bic 5Srma BON .. 9SiIfou s. SO.-fidb am 1.
Sannnr 1872 mad ge9culetiger nebeIeiHiuult aui9sz
lol, 10 bcebrt fih otto Duter .oon soI 0lten
Sirma, ietneE SSreunben uHo Dem 1ublHunr i'm III
semetHen ols an5etse gu MAIDEN, bd6 CT ieneh STu@
oer 9arman Outer als Sompd9uon aul9enoW=
men, unb oas
SanbOls=Oclbdft,
fotute bic 6lbritattoH uon
Sbllrer, Jenifer=&nbmrn II. (. 10.
unter Der Strrnd poH
otto Gufer s SruScr,
8orooit=Gde Der RreNoeutiir. Une @antonsautRue,
Dem aIten &Iabe gcaeHiiber,
ortidbreH U't6eH, poielbit ne ilrG reunoe criudeu
fe nit i9rer 9uHoldait gu brebrH.
otto 9ufer 8 Sruter.
~ geIbe 6ibtsns6usbobeH= 3isbicn tiir 0inolr
- Snp3iOlitIf fTPhr f91pfP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20

nag. Sobn q. & Score d. Serrs,
HabritInten BON feuerfeitsn 3ieseifeinen,
baben ibr 8iireau bon gtr. 294, VoutsometeitfaBe,
mad, her Ssorbgf.Csefe Der Sanbura> unb sSars
ntrarase psrlest, poielbfI ale anltrdss p prompt
Grsaefnbrt fpereen. (SaH.o,lSI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20
WiHey's
nerijhmfe5 Du8De1Tst

Deriibmte8 OpSpeSffit
n, ueriudeu, ein rein uesetabtiles BTdparat sBnt<
lid unidGblth, ieoodl wnnberlom furtrenos gl9ens
feiu baR eS elm Ssilmittel inter oe Bubitun 9teot
ipei1es In penissr ssdlsn teine Ssung belprtt ais
Miers Dpspepiin, ras II Der glssntsl,msr 6sa
reit, ipern barum erntt ele Yomfn msetefet malss
bnrt, Ben Gs6rauh beier berabmten Mirtaf lbre gs.
imnbbei tpieoer erbaiten baben. ginise bteler bae
narsn dronlhs DpspspIis pom oer 6l!mmitfsa "a Arr
bsIt ieScd, bnrd Den Gsssaud einiser 1laiGen Eps'
u. 9. Egtfler,
aueirger Gtsenisimer
&r. If, giornsSup0rekraEs'
~ Bei aaen Or glften 5u bGben.
tSept.26,1 1S.t&nfl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20
!&inSeSnorS.
Gins MQilQd1uiettS.

GOmell, l9. 6ebr. : @ba8. s, &imba0,
10 Sabre alt, rpurDe geitern 2(benO pon benz
16.idbrigen Gbas. u. 2Satt8 in Die 8ruit ge'
I6oien. Ser @runb OaSu mar @iferludt.
Sol ton, 10. 8ebr. = Or. s. Souriee,
Der i'm Sabre 1869 bci'm Srieben8z zSubilGnm
ben aroBeu @bor orgauiiirte, bat Elm @irfular
an aae 9eiaug Sereine Se8 2anOe8 erlaiien,
iib BET bem beporitebenOen uatioualen 0ttz
iiffeife Al betheiIiaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20

Stem 3 or T, 70. 6ebr. = 6enrD Brod
i9retbt bon 9rop, gt. = g., aus, penn Sc
manS ieine 8eiiefOiten be5ablen rpolle, lei er
bereit, mad Soiton sll geben, nm auftlarun>
gen iiber ben Ganferott Der y@omnlercial'
agencp" III 9eben uno feline llnidulo Su be-
rueiien. -..
9(nipriiGe fir gelieferte 9rudarbeiten i'm
8etrags bon 100000 iinO bon benIuoitoren
suriidaemieien morNen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20

8aris, 10. 6ebr. = George $. SOOfer,
Der ameritaniide @eIanote mad @onitantis
nppel, murbe sefern Dem Brdioenten &blerS
burd, @ru. gsaibburne pergefeat. Sr.
Sbiers CAB eiu StaatszDiner, an ipel4em
2oro 2pous, ST. gSaibburne, Seuor Slo3a9a
,,,,S (Orof "A Nrri,,1 thpiIuoh mon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-20
Selesrapbtilbe 9epeilett.

Is ortiebuns Iolgt.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-14

FREAK OF A New YORK WIDow-Sas Doas
Mole Attire and Visits a Thedter.-Mrs. Bessie
Ross, widow, residing at No. 20S Fifth avenue,
where che keeps an aristocratic boarding house,
dressed up on Monday afternoon i'm a suit Of her
deceased husbands clothes, and accompanied
by two lady acquaintance, walked to Woods
Museum. The disguise was so bad that every
person saw through il. and soon the romantic
young widow became the object OF much atten-
ton from the audience, and created quite a
sensation. Mr. Lillienthal, the manager, had
her arrested by Sergeant Hutchings of the 10Th
precinct, on charge OF disorderly conduct, and
she was taken to the station house and held on
the charge, but was not locked up. MIR. LiIlien-
thai went back, believing that everything would
be right. Capt Burden was present at the time
she was brought in, and ordered that the charge
be entertained against her and marked on the
blotter by Sergeant Mullen. who was In charge.
Mrs. Ross requested that her friend Hank
Smith, Police COMMISSIONER would be sent
for, and said that she would not for $500 be
locked up or have her name in the newspapers
in connection with the escapade. Whether Mr..
Smith visited the station house or not does not
appear; but after being about an hour in cas-
tody the prisoner was discharged BY Capt Bur.
den, who ordered that her name should not be
put on the return Of prisoners arrested. On the
return from the 18th precinct sent to jefferson
Market yesterday, Mrs. Ross name did not
appear, neither did the lady herself 20 to court
N. i. Times, fSth instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-14
THE ATTENTION OF THOSE u

THE ATTENTION OF THOSE USING ANY
Of the poisonous compounds advertised Is Re
storstiyes, Reviewers &c, for the Hair is called
the great adv sntages that NArrANS' CRYSTAL
DISCOVERY possesses over all these vile mixtures
First, it is entirely free from all poisonous suit
stances and can therefore be used with safety 1t
does not stain finger nails the finest fabric 1t is
positively the eleanest article in use Its use pro-
ducss cooling and pleasant sensation II frequent
" stops headache and falling Of the hair 1t always
removes dandruf in short time, and, above all i.
will restore the color and growth Of the HAIR posi-
lively in from three to ten days. Gail for it and
take other if you do not wish to be disappointed
Depot corner al and ID streets N. w.
feb24 ARTHUR NATTANS, Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-14

D9Some Japanese females are TO enter Vas
sar College next month.
@Paris-in-fames Is a new shade OF color in
red that has just appeared.
s1Leayss, buds and flowers are more worn in
bOnnets than feathers.
Vstripod drssses are to BE very fashionable
next Spring, Ia zebra style.
1.-TWO Boston girls have recently become
paralyzed from the tse Of coametics. !
a1Nfs. Fair since her new trial VAS granted
is getting TAT and jolly.
1A woman named Sarah Ptnckney ia can.
tain Of one OF the steamboats, on the Mississippi
Ar"Black Friday" has been drauafised, And
viii be produced 1t Niblo's soon. %
A1Simon Aver, OF New Haven, lunched ON
his wifes cheek, which has moved the press TO
call him "a nipPing and An eager Aver"
0Ars. Ohanberlain, of SCHENECTADY. beinp
unweil, recently let her infant sleep in the
cradle, and awoke to find its hands frozen To the
wrist. 1t has since died.
~Spotted fever (ceretro spinal Wenen citisl
prevails to an alarming extent in Waupaca
County, Wis, and the mortality Ia frighffnl
Upward Of 50 per cent. Of those attacked have
died.
The Japan Herald announces that on the
return Of the japanese embassy, now i'm this
country, his Imperial Highness the Mikado Of
Japan, will visit the United States. His m ajes.
ty Is about twenty one years OF age.
~A German lady in Indianapolis, whose
husband died about year ago, leaving his
property nOFtgaged to the fullest extent, has
managed bis business so skillfully thaA she has
released IT all, and is now IN possession of An in
come OF 81, coo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-14

ERIE UNDER THE NEW REGIME.-A meeting
of the new board OF directors OF the Erie rail-
road was held yesterday in New York, jay
COdld attending as one of the board Vice
President Archer stated that the Erie road
would have no more intimate connection with
the Atlantic and Great Western road than with
any other western lire. Jay Gould said yester-
day he was glad to be out OF the Erie presi
d.ncy, the salary OF which did not pay for the
perpetual harassment that came with the office.
He will soon return to Wall street. Sherman
and Field are retained by Barlow as associate
counsel for the company. 1t is understood that
no action will be taken in reference to Lane g
alleged contempt of court in destroying Judge
Ingraham's injunction. A. D. williams, of the
committee representing the American stock.
holders, speaks OF an injunction in the event of
any steps towards consolidation with the Attain
tic and Great Western Company. The bill to
repeal the Erie classification act was ordered to
its third reading in the senate at Albany yes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-14
Close Of the Southern n. Z. Con.

WAREENToN, Va, NJ arch li.-The conference
was in session until after twelve O'Clock this
morning, Bishop Paine finishing reading the
appointments at twelye-midnight Resolutions
complimentary to Bishop Paine, the presiding
Alexandra and Manassas railroad and connect
ing lines for return free tickets and TO the cIti-
Zens of Warrenton for their generous and whole
Souled hospitality in extending the freedom of
the town to the entire delegation three hun
dred in number. After a harmonious session of
seven days, the conference adjourned at l.. %
this morning, to meet again in Baltimore the
drst Wednesday in March, 1888. The ladies OF
Warrenton were highly interested spectators
during the entire proceedings of the session,
sitting IL out until the final adjournment. Bishop
Paine left for Washington this morning. Bishop
Doggett has gone to Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-14
From Europe To-day.
WORST AND WORSE FOR TIE RARoNEP
RrrCHKR.

BUTCHER.
LoNnoN, March lS.-In the trial for per- ury a
large number Of witnesses are expected 20 he
brought forward by the prosecution 20 shos that
orion. IL IL reported that detectives have
rived nom kustraliS with q warrant tor the ar
rest Of Orton on the charge OF marder.
sac RrTARY FtsH's NOTE To EARL GRANVILLE.
LoNDcN. March 1.-THE reply OF Secretary
ftsh 10 the note OF Earl Gran Vile, relative 90
the Alabama case, has only reached Hon. X. 4.
Schenck. MT. flshs Communication - emf
nentiy pacific, and intimation Il given of regret
and surprise OF the American goverumeut az
the English Interpretations the treaty " NAsh-
sngtnn.
rLkvFs rSoIIsBNtS pRowSxD AT oInRAl-
TAR.
LoNDoN, March IA telegram from Gfbral-
Ter reports distressing Aocidt nj ia that hArbor
whereby, number OF people hclon giug % the
royal navy lost their lives. A boai belanrinr
70 the British steam trigste Arisdne. Al anchor
on The town, While going from the vessel 10 the
shore Was capsiZed, and eleven pcrsons were
drowned, including two officers.
OUT Nv sArr.
DCHliN, March A.-Mr. Pigot. Ell t.ir Of the
IItshSds, who Vas sentenced 60 undergo thre,,
months imprisonment tor libel ON the fa.ff.,e o.
the Queens bench during the trial u ths
fenian Kelly. has been released fr,an iail. al.
term having expired. Figot's frien T. male a
lie monstrst!oE In Ii honor uf,n IL r,Ira>.
aud he was afterwarl> cntcrtanHd y. a b.raN-
fast.
rrsNaEcK's rNENN HEIFAsFp.
BERLIN, March ll.-POs"n. the sPp.n' ftv.
who was arres,cd m th's city ou t,.. .I~. ....
on suspicion q contemplating "A mlrIl .l.a az
tack uPon Bismarck. haS been Tclea, d trtm
custody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-14
Baltimore Conference VI. T. Churen

Al the afternoon Session OF this conference NJ
Narrenton. Va, on Tuesday. the examination
Si the characters OF those on the superannnated
list WAS begun, and the following were passed:
Norval Wilson, Henry Hoffman. Elias WrIty
VI. q. Balthis, Il. =. T.. SiNeas. aud these wrr,.
continued IN their present relation. Richard y
shrese was readmitted; J. a.. Dalanev VA
placed on the suPernumeraTy list The orders
of james Nj. Haines, formerly local elder in the
Mttbodist Protestant Church, were recngni ze,l
shd the same relation granted him I'm the NJ r.
Shurch South. Also. the same recognition va
granted 10 Jchn McCoy. formerly OF tue NJ y
Church. Toe district conferences will here
after consist OF all the ministers. two lavmen
and the recording steward OF ca n charre w
list.
The statistical report was presented and read
IL shows membership Of y ,095, an Increase of
so; number Of scholars in SUNDAY schools
1871, an increase of .429; number of Sunday
so hi ~ increase 20 conversions IN the
schools sos, an Increase OF D.
Joseph ii. WATSON WAS transferred from the
Virginia conference and granted location
Al the session yesterday Rev. Dr. Sargent
WIN much emotion, asked Supernatural re-
latson, after recitng his service extending over
iorty-seNen year., during which fifteen were
spent on circuits, eleven On districts and twenty
one IN stations. He said IL was very painful Tor
him 10 ask this relation. but ia health
IL. The conference unanimously granted IN hy
a rising vote. +. NJ. Mills and T. l.. Kreslo
were made supernumeraries.
IL was resolved 20 hold the next conference in
baltmore, IN March, 1873. Adjourned.
THE APPOINTMENTS.
The Following are the apI,Ointmen OF mos,
interest for District readers:
washington bistrict-A. W Wilson presiding
elder: Mount Vernon Place. =. -. Rozzell y A
kern, A. W. BoteleT; Alexandria, A. 4. Busey.
r. VI. Mills; LoudOn, II. X. =. Hough q. q
Beall: Piedmont, J. Il. Fitzpatrick n. w Kins-
ger; Warrenton, l.. c. Miller; Leesburg, Nelson
n ead; farmwell, l.. u. Nixon; Linden. r. n
Suuiber; Fauquier, l.. II. Baldwin; FAIRFAX. T..
n. Henry; ais Church, l.. NJ. Crenshaw: Prince
william, III. y. Stricken; Stafford, A. Roby, l..
IL Grabiil; Fredericksburg, y. =. Gardner.
baltimore District, I'm part-,John =. Martin
presiding elder; Central Church. W. r.. Munsev
y. y. Hank; ST. Paul's, VIM. g. ECgleston, J.
W. Bull, y. Manuel, y. y. Hall; Baltimore John
Pclsell, w. n. Bayle; Frederick CITY q. q.
Hummer; Rockville, Il. w. Bond. Hillsboro, J.
Landstreet; LinganOre, u. Bush; Montgomery,
BIZ: Ball; Laurel, George W. Lightner. Bla-
deisturg. Mr. Mercer, Agricultural College,
Nd. Samuel Register.
East Baltimore District in psrt-Saml Ras-
eTs, Presiding elder, Trinity Church, :. X. Ep
Ter, G. X. Smith; North Baltimore. j L. Clarke;
Howard Chapel, 4. Miller; Taylor's Circuit, J.
VI. Grandin, u y. Spangler: Trappe station,
w L. Malloy; Kent Circuit, G.. +. TYLER; Queen
Anne, Z. G.. linthicum, l. y. Davis: Prince
Georges, George ;. Townsend.
The conference, after the announce ment OF
The appointments, adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-14

How WOMEN WELCOME TAX COLLECTOR
HMIcHiGAN.-AtLe Lexington, Michigan, q week
or two since, M. WIdeman, the township treas
ufer, visited the house Of Mr.. William Stoner,
in Davisville, for the purpose Of collecting the
tax on dog. He was deemed, however, an
fnterloper the ladies Of the domici and treated
accordingly. They took the precaution TO loci
the; door frst, to prevent his escape with the
goods, and then proceeded to belabor him, one
Ak, and another with kettle Of hot water ready,
as they said. to ecald the hog g soon g the
others had killed him. The climate was Alto
only too glad to escape with . whole skin.
reinforcement visited the place the next day.
and the tables were turned and the beliigerent
females were compelled TO pay the tax, and the
extenuation of their conduct, that they had been
advised that the tar was illegal, and they had q
right to take extreme measures in the protection
Of their property from Q levy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-14

SCANDAL IN ENGLISH HIGH LIFE-Mysterious
Dts0Ppeoronce Of the Lady in the Case.-Some
time ago an examination was had into certain
charges against the wife Of the Queens adyo-
cate general, Sir Travers Twiss, made by So
licitor Craffers, an eminent member of the bar.
This resulted in a suit against Craffers for libel
on Lady Twiss. The hearing of the case COM
menced last week. The principal witness was
we're cross examination, which lasted several
days, with regard 20 immoral conduct previous
to her marriage. This week the case was
brought to q sudden close by the unexpected
disappearance of the lady, much to the aston
ishment of her friends, who felt confident of her
innocence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-14

PROMOTING TBMPERANCE.-One means of
promoting temperance seems to have been over
looked by the friends of the cause In this coun
Try. 1T is stated that marked decrease of
drunkenness in Sweden of late wears is at
tributed in large measure to the aubstitu-
ton of Friday or Saturday as pay day. In
confederation of the efficiency OF such a
in this city, who employs Q large number
OF workmen, has substituted Monday for Satur.
day as pay day, and finds that the change works
samlrabiy. PREVIOUS to the change numbers of
consequence Of having got on q spree on Satur.
day night, and he was often subjected to great
fnconvonience and annoyance. Now the men
are promptly on hand every Monday, and his
business Is not interrupted as formerly.-Balt.
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