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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

AN APPALLING EXPERIENCE AT SEA.-The
toughest nautical narratives regarding the
freaks of hurricanes and kindred windy dem
oDstrations are about eclipsed By the actual
experience OF the British ship Chrysomeue
Captain Browning, from Newcastle, in New
South Wales, for San Francisco, befDre re
ported at 8 ydney in distress. Reference 70 the
fact that the ship put into Sydney on the l2th
OF August, having encountered hurricane on
the LIST OF That month, and shortly after leaving
port, has already obtained in these columns
but the details of the thrilling disaster which
befel the vessel have only Just come to hand
Inc account OF the hurricane and its work is told
in few, simple words, but is none the less in
teresnDg for want of elaboration. lathe height
OF the gale, while on beam-ends, the foretonms +
was carried away, and in its fall parted all the
stays securing the mainmast. This in turn
carried away the rigging of the mizEenmast
the consequence being that all three msSts
went by the board and fell over the port side,
the snip being on the starbo8rd tack. the fall
Ing spars crushing in the port bulwarks nearly
down TO the covering board, and the whole OF
the top hamper falling into the sea. The main
yard fell through the after hatch, smashing IL TO
pieces. The msin-topgallant yard went through
the main deck, making a hole some three feet
square, causing large quantities OF water TO get
below. The pump gear was completely de-
stroyed, together with all the boats. The miz-
zeDmast in falling broke in the front portion of
the poop deck. Out of the foregoing facts Vac.
tor hugo might weave story surprising in
sensational interest the famous gun scene in
"No. Ninety-Six."-San Francisco BuHetin
TIE TRANSMISSION OF BLooD.-The FAN
River Herald gives the following account of
the experiment tried there: Herman Dubois
of "A Globe street, has besn suffering from con,
sumption for period Of couple or years, and
had become SO atienuated and worn, all RENE
dies failing TO render the slightest relief that il
was finally decided to call In the services of
Drs: Julius Hoffman and waylsnd, of New
York, and make q direct TRANSMISSION of the
blood of a live lamb into the person of the pa
tent. The experiment proved an entire sue
cess. 1t took nearly days labor to prepare
the lamb for the operation. Every vein which
is connected with the jugular vein was severed
and securely tied by the physicians, so as 10
allow the blood free egress to the arm of the
patient. DIR. Hoffman used a small glass tuhe
about two inches and Q half long. slightly
curved, for the operation, thus bringing the
neck OF the lamb in close proximity TO the pa
TENTS arm. The operation occupied one min
ute and thirty three seconds, about six ounces
of blood being transferred in that time. Imma-
diately after the TRANSMISSION the patient ex-
perieneed sharp pains throughout the back,
chest and Limbs, together with a shortness OF
breath for about fifteen minutes, then he be-
came quiet until little after six, when he ex-
hibited the same symptoms, accompanied by
eh,is FOR about half an hour; then he became
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24
''This languishing head is at rest,
Her thinking and aching ora oar

This was soothing to the relatives and frien =
no doubt; but they must have experienced some
slight mixture of emotiOus when, about six
inches further down the column, they read the
following
"On the 4th inst. aged 2S years. 4
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IOuO"ins.-
"On the 4th inst. aged % years. 4
months, 20 days.
"His laDgUishing head is at rest.
His thinking and aching are Ger,
His quiet, immovable breast
lie heaved by atfiiction no more"
The coincidence of experience is certainly re-
msrkable; but when the tear-hiled eyes of both
these households CHANGED TO fall upon the fol-
lowing notice, only about four inches further
down the same column, they must have had a
new new rssllzatlon OF the poets meaning when he
SAID, or came very near saying, that touch of
sorrow makes the whole world kin
ION the 9TH inst, after lingering ILL
ness, wife of m the 57th
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~ = ~
sins viii run a. follows.
Trains ARhEVE ~
HAShLNG TON.
o:Ass m.kew Nark m.
preSsi daily.
$50 q. m. Fast Liae
Daily.
lO:S0s m.,Accommoda-
tiun daily en- Sunday,
: 40 4. N, Baltimore
and Philad elphia eN-
press daily en-. Sunday.
f.03 m. Lin tied N.
press from New Hork,
daily, ex. Sunday.
9:s9 .. m, Acc0mmoda-
ton, orcept sunday.
y 20 ,. N, daily, from
Baltimore and the West.
ll2S y. m. Southern
nxlress, csilJ.
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ALEXANDRIA.

TRIAL FOR EMBEzzLKMENT.-Int the United
States Circuit Court, Judges K. w. Hughes pre-
siding, the jury in the case of Z. X. Taylor,
charged with embezzlement from the United
States, after being out all night, this morning
Informed the court that they were unable to
agree, but the judge refused to discharge them,
and they were again returned to their room
with directions from the court to agree upon a
verdict. ft is understood that eleven are for
acquittal and one for conviction.
THB STABLE of Mr.. Richard Sbacklett near
Stafford Store, was destroyed by fire Saturday
night. A valuable horse and a fine SET OF har-
ness and new saddle were burned with it. The
origino OF the nre is not known.-Gd Gazette, 25h.
FREAKS OF LIGHTNfNG.-During the thun-
der storm OF last week, the family OF Mr.. Wm.
Ayre, residing near Centreviile, FatfsI coun-
ty, heard the lightning strike large tree near
the house, at the foot OF which a turkey hen
was setting. When the storm ceased they went
10 the tree ID look after her. They found the
turkey lying dead about ten feet from the tree,
and around, in close proximity, were three
dead rabbits! The nest was undisturbed,
though the tree was peeled to the ground
HC0fi n.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

The proposal Of James \. Mockabee e Co.
for repairing the Eastern market house Tor si95
has been accepted.
On Saturday, A. NJ. Kloczevski, Gernsn
druggist, fled an application Tor divorce from
his wife, Josephine 81. A. Kloczewski.
About O'Clock Saturday night Officer Ryan
found q coered infant, about four weeks old on
i street, between 18th and 18th northwest, and
took IL to st. AIMS Infant Asylum.
John q. Kennedy, esq, has resigned his pro-
fessoTship Of the law department of Columbian
Unworthy, and Walter s. Cox, esq, has been
rendered and has accepted the position.
The United States steamer Dispatch, Lieu
tenant Commander Fred Rodgers command
ing, from the Norfolk nayy-yard, arrived at the
Washington navy ard yesterday.
Today, Mr.. NJ. Thompson, for Mary L..
Thompson, fled a bill for q divorce from the
bonds OF matrimODy with Frederick Thompson,
TO whom she was married IN 1870, on the ground
Of alleged bad treatment.
MIR. John p. Rodgers, proprietor OF the Thea
beneft to Mr.. j. r. Buckingham, o. the Ma
tiOnsl Theater. Mr.. Buckingham has accepted
the offer, and the benefit VIII take place at the
Theater Conique on the evening of the 3lst
instant.
At Fortress Monroe yesterday morning the
Young Catholics Friend Society OF this city,
about 500 in number, who went down on board
the steamer Lsdy OF the Lake, were joined by
400 similar excursiOnists from Baltimore on the
steamer WenOns, and Feard mass At the Cath
Ollie church there, Rev. Father McManus, OF
Baltimore, OF ciafing. They reached NorfOi K
ut noon, and after spending an hour there
started on the return trip, reaching home this
morning.
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EOR ETC WV.

Lee BRoKRN.-Saturdsy afternoon q young
man named Jones, while turning the corner OF
Market ana Sd streets. driving feed wagon,
was thrown to the pavement and had his leg
broken. He was carried Iuto the Office of DR..
Appleby near, who adjusted the limb. Atten-
ton has been repeatedly called in this column
TO the bad condition OF Sd street, which Is above
the grade of the improved streets which join |.
on the south side.
Messrs. Young q Keensn,
builders, have removed two old tenement
houses from the north side of Bridge street, be-
tween montgomery and Green streets, and will
erect IN their stead for Mr.. Richard lCruIt, ST.,
TWO three etory brick dwelling houses on a level
with the new grade of the street, which wa:
nlled t.iere about 10 feet.
,,GP.AIs TRApE.-The schooner Thomas p
mCrgsn arrived to-day from Alexandria, with
100 bushels wheat for Hartley s. Bro, which
was sold at sl.i0. No canal grain on the
market.
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The MArkefa.

BALTIMORE, July T.-vlrginis skies, old, 81;
Virginia skies, consolidated, 52I5; do. ex-cou oou
" West virg x! 10; North Csr9lina skies, Old
=, BALTIMORE, July T.-Cotton dull-iow mid
dliDgs, l51s@IbA. Flour aull and steady. whest
very active for southern; western hsavy-whte
choice, i0@l AS fair to prime do 25@ls5 choice
amber, l.4O@l 4o: good to prime red, 1901 49,
common TO fair do. 2oGl %; Ohio and Indiana
red, D@l 50; Pennsylyaais DO, l;26@l; 80; west
err spring, l.5@l25. Corn quiet and steady; prices
unchanged. Oats siull-southern, 55@5s; western
mixed, IS. Bye dull, SO@S5. Hay unchanged. Pro-
Visions very strong mess pork nominal, ~ 00@25 co.
Bplk meats unchanged. bacon sctiye-shoulders
O@712. Lard, l3ts. Western butter strong, and In
good demand; 2l@23 Coffee unsettled and nom.
inally unchanged. Crude petroleum quiet and IN.
changed. Whisky tirmer, IQO@Io5. sugar strong,
NEW YORK, July T.-stocks dull. Money, 2
Gold, %. Exchange, long. ass; short. 1901. Gov
ernments active and strong.
NEW YORK, July .f.-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet
ard firm. Corn steady.
LONDON, July p, l2:3Op. Con sols for money,
e24s992n; for account. 971s 1910 bonds, l05x; new
tves, lc4tz. Erie, 800.
.LoNDoS, July 1850 p. m..xrie, 3o@3O,i. Paris
dispatches quote rentes at e. fraacs 52a Confines
LONDON, july II, p The amount of bulioa
withdrawn from the Bank OF England on balance
TO-DAY is EI3lOO
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RAILROADS
AND OHIO RAILROAD
- SUNDAY, July -, lsyl
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.


FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
90 ., n, baltimore. Annapolis. 0raaberry ana
Wy Stations IN Maia stem, and Washington
Z 80 a. IA, baltimore ard Relay.
e-oo q; "a. New hork, Phiis9ephia, Boston, Bal
natl, 6oiambGs, ssndusRy, Berfeiey AMI Sin Sd
i9Id sprinss. Deer Park, PIttsburs, Rock
ton, White Sulphur Springs. PdTIor Cas-
g DIang AZ Cmneylasd. Sgspsr az GraIoa.
s:Sos .. m, Baltimore and Way stations.
81: balmore, seltsrilie, Laurel, Annap-
LOO p. m, Hes YORK, Pnilsdelphis, Norfolk, FL
S.s9 >: m Baltimore, Laurel and Relay.
mediate Way Stations.
413 p. N. Winchester, Hagerstown, Frederick,
fO 1,,t OF BOOKS ana Way Stations, (vis Metro
4.4s D. N. Bal more, Annapolis ard Way Stations.
b. y. m, Baltimore and Relay.
LOO .. m, Baltimore and Relay.
natl; cOlumOus, ssndgsEy. Deer PARK, B.rke-
ley Springs, Rockville, Hagerstown. Pal
MAN Cars: Brsakfaa az Grattoa.
2 39 ?. m, Baltimore and Way stations.
Msninsburs, Berkeley Springs, Cunberisad'
Pullman GAYS
baHt.i8s aaI HGg S;a,toHS.-s.3o o. m, 90,
Fer Iai,giOTe and RslaT-T.3 80 g. M, els, and
Rsa, sos a: m. and1p.m.
81 Az Ttains Stop at ViadKct Hotel, Relay
For further information apply q: the Baltimore
ard Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington STATION, and
lsken fOr Bsggsee to be checked and received at
any point IN the city.
GEO. b. KO0ETZ, 9ep1 Agent. JAS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The PoSt's financial article
saws: The Wall street markets conti0ue intensely
dull. Gold sold at 1925. On gold loans the rates
have been ! per cent. for carrying, and ''fas .
Foreign Exchange shares the general dizziness;
4gheLd tS9 sud 400 for prime sterling, being rates
which form basis for the little business doing The
entire transactions in the stock market up to II 80
O'Clock amount to only CSC shares, distributed
Pao a4s sSrG Ere Ms Snisp
Paul, Rock Island and Boston, Hartford, aud Erie
nas aeauy oeen no stocK marcy 10 proper
tors are away, revising their plans for this autumn
csmpstgn. Government bonds are 5s@A higher
than Saturday. State bonds are steady. Railroad
bonds are dun and stesjy. Money 2@2h@S for call
loans. In mercantile naper the supply Of shel /
Three to four months acceptance Of best quality
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The WASHINGTON DRIVING ASSOCIATION
met recently 20 make arrangements for the fall
races when the rates OF premiums were dis
cussed ard the amounts fixed as follows: For
uotting horses that have never beaten three
minutes, S510; go class, 500; pa class 500:
80 class, $50; 2,33 class, $50; free TO all
$1,000 The races will take place October , O.
II, is, p, and 3; and II is expected that owners
or horses outside the District will enter their
stock, as the premiums are more than usually
attractive.
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TIE WAsHIEGTOS CITY SAVINGS BANK
In the Equity Court this morning, Judge Wv
lie, the case Of the Washington City Savings
Bsnk came up on the petition OF the district
attorney, IN behalf Of the Government asking
that an order be passed directing the receiver
70 pay the Government tax OF one twenty
fourth OF one per cent. a month. The court de-
cided that q suspended bank Is not liable for
such tax, and refused the petition.
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skvKRH Accommodations one O'Clock this
u. ID. q white man named Henrv phiiiina !. -
employee OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
had bis arm nearly severed while coupling two
cars at the depot. Oficer McHenry had him
conveyed TO Providence hospital,
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LEAD PIPE THIEvEs.-On SATURDAY. at about
p. m the residence Of Mrs Lusby, 200 street.
vas entered during the temporary absence of
me family. and lead pipe, about loo pounds,
rom eFerV part Of the house carried of. The
tnleves enected an entrance through q window
under the steps. They left the water running.
pot me family returned before IL had done
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SUDDEN DKATH PROM lNDIGBsTIoN-A man
names Rufus s. Sinclair died suddenly tins
morning on Capitol Hill. He was attended by
Dr- Early, who pronounced bis disease 70 be
acute ind gestion. Deceased being a sfranger
an omcer took charge OF his effects, and ar
fragments were made for his funeral
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BRACE OF Accommodates Della Ouinn
was quite badly injured this morning by the
runaway of one OF the street cars at the inter
section OF pennsylvania avenue and LIST street
receiving several cOntusions, and the lower law
being badly cut. She was taken into the rail
road Office ard cared for, after which she was
sent 10 her home on Delaware avenue. and DR.
81. L.CroWn called in tOrender medical services
At the same time Isaac Bell was severely cut
about the head by falling from the same car
He was taken 20 Providence hospital.
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CWY ITEMS.

Prices
Mason's Patent Bracelets 70 So0
flne Plated Sets. Observation-Disclosures. to 20
Eihe flated Chalns. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, / to IS
Fine jet Jewelry. Observation-Disclosures. to 10
Alaska Diamond Crosses. .......... 25
Aleska Diamond Studs .... 3 To 10
Alaska Diamond Kings ..,,.,.. 3 to 10
Received at Priggs Jewelry, No. 451 Pennsyl-
Vania avenue, near \ street.
WHEN you SEE A BED BUG, EGO for him.
with Knoacles' Insect Destroyer III hit he il done
Tor. But don't content yourself with the de-
struction OF this solitary specimen. He liz proba-
bly, the representative Of a numerous family
existing in the joints of your bedstead the
drawers OF your bureau, the cracks in the wall
or woodwork of your room. Find ont the hiding
places of the vile brood, ana project the powder
therein with K,sGWlss' Patent Ponder Gun. CouId
you then peer into their retreats you would find
no.nlng ont corpses. Save by purchasing the
larger packages. eo3
TRY Dooley's Yeast Powder, You will soon
md 1t, not only the best, but also the cheapest
BAKING Powder. Put up iuil, net weight.
BUY THE ELAsTIo TRUss, 235 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue; q perfect cure guaranteed. 2i,6
The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month: Banking hours, 9 to 4. SATURDAYS. 9 to
anu 10 g. H3, Little
MORE WORK, better work. and a greater va
rlety OF work can be done on the Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine than on any other. Be
convinced OF this by calling at No. i61 Psnnsyl-
vania avenue. 7,23,l:
SO TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold paws
two hundred per cent. a month. Send for par
tculars. Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, Wall
street, New YORK. liza;
pr white Feet as.,,, surgery, &C. ..-,
at his rooms until SATURDAY evening, July 18th,
after which he will be absent until Monday
morning, August Sd. Thousands Of persons who
visit Dr. Whites establishment mo. 535
l5tn street, opposite the Treasury department,
washington, D.C.,) End that timely attention
70 Snose important members, the feet, econo-
misses time, and conduces TO health, comfort,
ana cheerfulness, and probably to length
or ire. Dr. White removes Corns without pain
50 the patient can walk with ease. He success
fniiy treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences
Ciuo and lngrowng Nails, and other ailments
OF the rect. once hours from a. m. to 8. p. m.
zee, 81 per visit. Established in Washington,
ID. q. 1861.
WKRK's DoINes IN WALL SrRxRr.-Explsin,
G ssock operations on small capital without risk.
OoPy sent tree. TUMBRrDGR s. Co.,
1914 Wall street, New York.
WILCOX 3 GIBB's SEWING MAoHIrB. The
celebrated Bassar Patterns. Agency at Chae.
Bsum's hoopekirt and corset factory, 7th street,
lnteni2encer building. l0,2s
THERMOMETERS and Baromotsrs are repaired
and made TO order by Hempler near AZ street.
TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulnese OF Singers Sewing Machine. Is
EARLY LOVE REvIvxD.-A marriage took
place in Decatur, H., recently between
couple who were engaged twenty-six years ago.
In the meantime both had married and lost
their partners Again "they met By chance,
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1874 suMMkS Asss..SGEMESF 1874
POTOMAC RIvhR LANpIsGs, o

Ii Wv AhUIOWN.
The swift and favorits Iron Steamer PILOT ROW
captain Joseph White, leaves 81 h.
s s.Issf Mesrf' every TUESDAY ana ssysa.xS
ings en- Potomac a. foIiaws.
On TUESDAY, ON sATURDay
leave at o'clock for leave al y oirioSh eor
GlymoDt, Glymout
Sandy POiut, sandV Pint
dherpc o. Point, Liverpool Polnt,
Smiths Point, smith,s POINT
Chatterton, (haffer.on
ctewarte W hart, ttewarth Wharf,
Jolsonb wharf. TOlson's Wharf,
Matthias Point, Mafthissf Poiut
Dlls wharf, MsttON Cresk,
mattor Greek, Lougwood Wharf,
Longwood wharf, Dill's Wharf,
cotton e hart. OoltoR's wharf.
Blsckistons Island, Biacki-ton's Island.
OuIr msn LeonsrdtoWn,
Returning on WedDes- Currioman
Gay, making the above Returning on Sunday,
bsnolI e. - making shove landings.
Applyto WIN II BYLKs, Agent,
yeIe-u 6ta-stre1 Wharf
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Gu Y A X u NE.

NOTICE.
. with the view Of diminishing the harcc- OF col.
ltsion, the Steamers II this Line tate A srssi.iss
course for all seasons Of the year
On the OutV ard passage from Oueansf1yrr 20 w..
lori OF BOstOn, crossing Meridian of S0 Al a La
or nothing 20 tho north Of IS -"
vn th- honew ard passage, crossing the Meridian
@so Ht q lat, or nothing 20 ths north Of a..
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWfEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPO0L
CALLING Ar CORK HlRBOR'
From SEw YopK. FROM NEW YORK.
Abyssinis.-.Wed., July 60 Soda Wed Aug n
SemaTts..... sat, Aug, n Algeria -. sat. Aug ~
hnssie.....M ed, Aug. 81 -Blthnfa.. Wed, Aug 81
Shins......-. Sat, Aug 8 Bafsvia... Sat, Aug q
OaialTia-. We'd. Aug IL -Abyssinia Wed !, Sen. 2
, And every following WEDNESDAY, and SAT
UhDAt from New Herk.
gers.
RATEs OF PAssAst.-Oabin, $50, slO0, and slso,
foldi according 20 accommodation. Tic keis 20 Pa
re, St, sold. additional. Return tickets on favor
sbie terms. eteerase 8 ~ currency.
cieerAge ticke.s from Liver pool and Qaoenstovn.
snd al perts OF kurOPe, q lowest retes. Through
olis o. lacing given Tor Belfast, Glasgow, Havro.
sntserp, and other ports the Continent, and fOr
meateIranean ports, For freight aud cabin pas.
eee, Ply 81 the Com ranys Office. no. 4 Bowling
gfsen, Ior reersee passage, No. III Rroadvey,
poe I'D street, opposite Patent Once
len&-D Odhs. @. rRAEOkLYE, Agent.
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The FRKsDNEs's SAVINGS BANK-Sie-
nincance u attached to the circumstance that
Mr.. Purvls, one OF the commissioners engaged
In winding up the affairs OF the freedmen's
Savings bank, has recently written a letter to
certain depc itors At the Philadelphis branch,
giving 10 81 his opinion that the concern v al
pay them dollar for dOliar.
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THREW STICK AND SHOT FRIEND DEAD
Three young men named BARLEY, Pedigo and
Witty were returning from a hunt near Met
calf, Georgia, when BARLEY playfully threw a
small stick at Pedigo, hitting the latter's gum
which was discharged, putting seven rife balls
into Mr.. Witty and killing him instantly.
RThomas Brsttle, OF Orange, Mas, aged
90, cured himself of An incurable cancer the
other day by hanging himself in his barn.
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EARLY LOVE REvIvED.-A marriage took
place in Decatur, H., recently between a
couple who were engaged twenty-six years ago.
In the meantime both had married and lost
their partners. Again "they met BIZ chance,
the usual Hsy," and we're married,
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THEATRicALs--Cnsrles Fechter, the ce,e-
orafed actor, has made an engagement to appear
IN Washington on the 18th OF January ana in
baltimore on the 25th OF January next. under
MI. Ford's management. Owens, Toole Eng
hsh com 1tsn,) Clarke and jeff rsoD will aiso
appear IN Bait more and Washington, under the
same management, the coming season