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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-28

ScHIsM IN THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The trial of the Rev. e. b. Smith before the
Westchester presbytery Of New York, on the
charge OF creating schism in the PRESBYTERIAN
church BY adopting certain doctrines and prac-
tees Of the o-cailed "Catho lie Apostolic
Church, J" has resulted in verdict Of guilty 1t
was resolved by . unanimous vote that Mr.. E.
B. Smith be dep0sed from his functions - a
minister in the Presbyterian church. The rev.
erend gentleman had previously proclaimed his
intention to appeal to the synod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-28

,0A couple ct Woodville, Iowa, have been
divorced four times, and now contonplatsa
AftA reunion.
~One long feather Of several different colors
disunguished feature In the new Paris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-28

The Senate Committee on Claims te-day
agreed TO report bill giving DR.. Edward f
Ii. Calvert, of che District of Columbia, 81, 800
tor damage done TO his property by the con
struCtiOn OF ort Wagner during the var.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-28

tints, no apKointEent, harmless reliable instaS-
, n e,aes or trGsEi 1t Gil trussist' and 10
ADJUSTMENTS.
SOTHERN 1T FOKD's.
MR. sJTHERs ~ TWO PLAYS
CDMsDY AND FAHCE
DAVID GA3RICK Written BY TEN Robsrtaop
psvIn sKKlCk FOR Nj, sothera, and ,,iSyei
HI EkCk 9 2a 6F;6, % him in london
After vn:ct
ITNSREABY MARRIED AND SETTLED'
FRIDAY Evening,
BESEFIT OF We. SOTHEKN.
Mr.. 9th ru as .......lIord DGudrcsry.
KITINEE ADMISSIONS UENTs
ss'utday, las uirat of Mt. soth.rn.
SONpAY NENT-E-vs { ABLOTTA L6CLERCQ
IN PrulIiiCl "rd Gslltse." jSE2s2t
sSECoND GRAND RECEPTION OF THEY
mSs rv ~ wI RI FIT FIT o.. D F 4 Iss
During the ,ven,rs there will be ia srosrsss in diff
I'D s,biS1td Ei,3beh aud supper an old f,sbicned
Quilting Bee, su oid tune spinnisg Party; a C3un-
Dairy. To son ,iIde at Gu o stock with an cd
fashioned Colitry Singing school AZ interval.
Tickets: >; 5snt.; supper, - cents. isna,a
NATIosHL THEArER.
sERsP TYETNS Tssrsosit
MIR: J. @, sAF1LLE-
commenJs alive of the dest rusticn Of the late and
NEW Sfe1 TmE "A TER
when till e rare elleBce ard novelty will be
'r''er''d m ,IiIus soffH N eminent actor
NIB. I. FORD,
LORD D6NDKEARY
LUED pUNDBKAEY MARRIED and SETTLED
'a FTED's z 6f II sIm House slG"
The performance will commence a, 8 O'Clock with
the sIRs sTS s''' Oh
And all the Ccmpsgy in the cast.
Mp - ~. n,,s
ne wonderful yentriIoTnist assisted by hts little
biAck widgety and Grandfather Davis.
tins entertainment through the courtesy Of the
AtIOIO,
CONJUGAL LESSON
ME. LAMBAND MISS MAYHEM.
1909 snGaspv
LORD DGNDRkAKY
MARRIED AND SETTLED,
All kindly volunteering. Jsn27-3t
NATIONAL IHEATER.
ME-. J.e sAvILLs..-.... Sole Lessee and Director
MONDAY EVENING, January 20,
every evening and Saturday Nslnea, will b,
kcted Bronson HOvsrd's comedy, in i've &C q. of
SARATOGA.
in which Nj. sAyILLE will appear in his great hit
Of last season,
BOB SACkETT,
supported by pow eTiul cast. New and elegant
scenery, new and costly toilets
Grand Saratoga Matinee Saturday.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 18th, Grand
Con pEmentary BsDeht rendered TO Mr. J G. Sa
vile BY the citizens of " darlington.
MONDAY, February 81, frs. appesrance of the
fsyorite comedian, Mr.. W. J. FLORENCE. Ja26 tr
WILLARD HALL
w J-hn 4. McDonOue d ...... NJ anager
tNOE5CE.-The toor of the III ali n .ving been
raised me view Of the stage may now be obtained
IRON every seat1
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF BULLOCK
ROYAL MARI0NETrES.
LAST WEEK LAST WEEK
LAST WEEk' LAST VIXEN
CHANGE OF BILL
First Tine If the New Feature,
COMPOUND TUBk
COMPOUND TURN
THE sCABAM0UCH
THE SCARAMOUCH!
The Most Lsughable and Astonishing Tricks Ever
Presented.
mAIINL6S every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
Sess for sale Al Ellis Music Store. Chairs, Sc
eurel. IS cents, Children, secured 50 cents. Gene
raj Admission, s. cents. IAl256t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-28
FESTIVALS.
emusic AND sOCIEfY.n

GRAND LITERARY AND MUSICAL EN-.
TERTAINMBNr
IN FOUNDRY CHURCH
On TOMORROW EVENING,
Jsnuary 18th, ct o'clock. The lecture, given a.
above, ~ Prof. ALLAN CURR, Lecturer ct Crys-
tai Palace, London will be illustrated with choice
osiections, vocal and instrumental, rendered BY
more than IOBTY VOICBo.
Tickets admitting one person, 50 cents; gentleman
and lSfy ~ cent; gentleman and two Iadiee, 81.
To De Obtained q Bsllantyne's book store, 7th
street eseirnetzb, 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, or
krtht Ger. JanH-A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-28

The HAHevIR (VA.) TRAeHDY.-The Rich.
mond Dispatch says that Mrs. Jones, the old
lady who was % horribly cut with an axe last
week at Hanover, Va, was alive on Monday
and rational, but said she was unable 20 give
any account Of who committed the deed. der
guarded, on suspicion Of the attempt At muir
der, II pronounced raving maniac, most Of the
time calling upon his guard to let him see his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-28
WILMINGTON THEAfER GOMIQUK
" l1th Street, below Penna. Avenue.

JAN. 26-0NE WEEK AND TWO MATINEES
MOST EXTRIORDINARY ENGAG EMENT
Tie Distinguished Actor,
nR. JAMES n. WARD,
will appear ondAy, Tuesday and Wednesday
night and Wednesday Matiaees in the
great sensational Drama Of
tn WINNIN HAND
Thursday. Friday and Saturday night and Saturday
- atinte In the great corten por sneOus Drama 81
The Lone Star COCA The Lone Star
Full Of Startling Sensational Situations.
Don't fail to read the descriptive Bills of this.
Also, the following Great Novelty Attractions.
he eelebrated English Duettists, THE STUART
sISTEhs. The premier ventrioquist OF the world,
NIB. ALENANDER DAVIS, INTRODUCING his great
song, Wish Mama " o Here The champion
s.n and Dance artists, Messrs. FOLLY and WADE.
The king Of BanIoists and his Banjo, DIOK
kALPH The only living Shipping Rope Jig Dancer
MIS- LIZZIE sTEMPLE. In addition to very
Host OF Novelties.
THE MOST GIGANTIC ENTERTAINMENT
EEER PREsENTED IN THIS CITY.
Marines WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
mango OF bill at each Matinee. IAp2f-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-28

GENERAL HARDEE, L. s. army, and General
NirOy, superintendent OF Indian affairs in
Washington territory, were heard by the HeIse
Military Committee this morning with reference
to the general subject or the reduction Of the
army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-28

TIE House Committee or Banking ard Cur
rency this morning agreed to bring liz sep
arEte bill allowing banks issuing gold notes to
issue to the extent of eighty per cent. OF their
bond deposits with the United States Treasurer.
instead of incorporating the same III section
OF the general bar king bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-28

The SENATE NAVAL COMMITTEE to-day
agreed to report favorably biz giving VIM.
Hubbell royalty, amounting tie S53 $3.50, for
fuse and explosive shell used during the
war, and used at present by the army and navy.
Some time since Hubbell got judgment in tue
L. s. Court Of Claims, but there was no appro-
priatiOn to nav it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-28

A GREAT MANY VISITORS were at the White
House to pay their respects to the President to-
day. Among the number we're the supervising
inspectors OF steamboats,, marshaled by their
courteous chief officer. The conversation with
the President was on steamboating, safety
valves, two blade propellers and the various
methods of saving life on the Mississippi and
other great rivers.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-02-04
Dte Ira,1en=S Seutpere115=&e=
..,, *', tpeAt1ttA in Sbip. .

sg Taceat muller in ecclesia. Sic
Srau loll id,ucisen in Der @emeinoe.
Die 1e @ori4riftl bes Mpoftels Yanlus
ibeinenG Die Meiber III Obio ni9t gu he=
.oba@ten. @ie baben li@ pprsenpmmen,
ourd) Elm bDdit 5ubringli6es pldrren
uno 8eten Die 2aserbier, unb MbisfeD=
@aloons pom gebeiligten 8ooen .Sbios
5u perordngen. Dielcr fromn1e Rrieg
ri9tet li95 teinespe9s MIR ge9cn @duferei
uno Unmabigtcit iOnbern gesen cine le=
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Gbri1feuperfple.tm!1.

Sn lbrem tulitbenben 9afje 'gesen Die
tatbolil9e Stride linb Die Oeutlden @e=
>uoltmQnner jebt serube 10 ,ueit gefom=
nen, pis bic 9lnfldeer unieres Critters !,
9esen Sen yfali6e 3eusen" seounsen
,puroen, Inn Sbn gum Sobe berurtbeilen
81 t6nnen nno babel wenisFeus ben
Gdein gu paDren.ao4 a'OafaF Hef3jsHeGb
gs NOR l6on lansere 3eit betannt /.
baB Pius TX. in Be5us auf bic nddfte
Mopftpobl cine 8ulle 5erlaNen bat ipas
ober oorin itebt mar uub 1T bis jebt nod
ein @ebeimnib, glun bat Die berr1d9e=
,uoltige preubii9e &esirun9.,t Die serne
bas pdpft9nm uno Die tat9oIii@e STRIDE
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-02-04

9as announcement auf bic rDbio" fann
jeoer5eit beginner. - Wir f6nuen ,,eueu
9(bonnenten feline Der friibers erl9ienenen
9|umnern na9liefern. II Ser niebrige
Mbonementspreis pon$1.50 fit bas Sabr
n1uB unbeoin9t p'6r3aus be5ablt tperoen
uno mir lenben ME mebr als orei Nun,=)
mern obne Beaabluns an eine MbreGe. Il
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tigfeit einerIeits uno bant gegen barn1=
lo}e, sllnI9dbli9e Geniifle unb differ
|fDmmlides @eupbnbeiten anberer1eits.
Sic gauge grlbeinung beutet auf cine
relisib1e unb loeiaIe Werirrung bin, auT
einen Tanatismus> Dem Nernunftgriinoe
|ni6t 5usdngli6 i1inb. 9as Weib tritt
|beraus aug ieiner natiirli6en @pbdre
unb mi}6t 3fib gegeu Die porerpdbnte !:
Mabnung bes Ipofels in 8emeinbear'=
oelegenbeiten - an9etban nit bettt 5ie=
rer6en Mantel ber Tr6mmiefeit unb nit
@ebetsformelr auf ben 166nen 2ippsn. ,,
Dies ift Elm Sortidritt ge9en friibere
3eiten. Ginf iaben mir bic @60nen
ME BeleHene NIT Beilen unb &epolpern
beiuaffnet in bic profanen Werfduf fslpfale
einbringen unb ni@t ielten Fob Blut aug
ben Munben Der Barfeeper uno Bier
unb S6naps aug ben Sdliern 6es Wir<
ties. Seute aber FieBen fromme @ort=
1tr5me aug fonatil9 erregten 6rauenber=
3en, - iofern es iuirfli9 uou 9er5en
sebt, mas nod 1ebr be5,ueifett miro -
uno tpenn au9 babel bas Bier ul1h
@9napps=@e@9dft gum $eufel 9ebt, 10
bleibt sod 9eib nnb: Qeben perf9ont.
Sic @el@i9te. bie1er Graneubemesun9
in Ohio, ouf bic mir l9on 8e5ue senom7
men baben lit in fur5en Morten fol-,
genbe: Ser Plan, bur9 @ebet Die @au<
ferei 5u9lei9 NIT benz ami ifdnbigen @enub
seiitiger @etrdnfe 5u pertilgen, entfprang
ni6t in einem Grauentopf. Gin gr5<
temperen5ler Dr. Dio 2etpis, bat Die
@bre, biele 8e,pesuns angeregt gu ba=
Ben. I'm bic @eibna9ts5eit bielt ct be-
geiiterte @ortrd9e. iiber oos Semperen6=
,peien in Wo1bin9ton, 6aDette Co., g..
unb an anberen Orten uno lpuBte 6a6et
,bas empfdnslihe @emiitb Der Traueu
fit Die eole @a6e ber Senperen5 10 il.
be9eiitern bab li6 gegen bunoert Du=
men iofort ganiiirten uno nit @ebet
unb fromme1 @elan9 BON einem @aloon
5um anoern 5ogen, bic Spirituolenbano<
Ter unter untptoeriteb1i9en Wortitr6men
.er1ubenb, ibr ugemein1 9doli6es@ei6dft"
auf5ugeben. @9on ar1 4. Sanuar mar
Der leBte @uloon in Wa|bin9ton sel9lpf-
fen unboie Mpotbefer batten elm FdIriftIi=
DIES Weripre6en unter5eiGnet, nur auf
dr5tliGe Beri6reibun9 bin seiiti9e @es
trdnfe berabrei6en gu ,pollen. Sic nddlte
6olge bappn ,pur cine 0ermebrung Der
&rantbeiten. Mber au9 Die Mer5te unuB=:
ten bic 16riftli9e Derlt6erung gebenx
nur i'm b66ften Notbfau Branop &c. sn
per19reben. Gnbli6 oerpfi6teten iid)
Die @runb= unb Sdulerbeliber, ben 0er-
fauf .9eiiti9er @etrdnfe auf ibrem @runo
unb Booen ooer in ibren 9QuIern 5n
berbieten. Ser @rfolg mar allo burd)=
aus geli6ert unb Die Srauen triumpbirtell.
@ir leben i'm Sreiben Der Donlen
Obio's nur einen neuen 8etpeis BON bet
5unebmenoen Werirrung uno fit ben mp=
rolil6eu uno relisi6fen @erfaU bes ame=
rifaniI6en Trauentbums, Son allen
sroben Srauengefalten Der fl. @6rift
sibt eR aud ni6t eine> bic ii6 ie borum
befiimmert 66tte, mas Die 2eute in Serus
lalem e1en uno trinfen unb mas man III
8etblebem uno gpbrainl treble. Sic
batten ndber liegenoe, eolere, frauenbaf=
tere SeelenI I9mer5en ,no @emiitbs<Mn=
gelesenbeiten.. @s lit tpabr, 1ie beteten
aud unb beteten i1,briinitig = fir elm
&inb J. fit bas @ebeiben ibrer Tamilie.
fir tire innere &einigung nno Wieber=
9ebprt &c. -tober gang i'm @tillen, UNI
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lit g6bppinsen binter @6lob 1unb &les'
Igel. 9erielbe tuplltes bic &ir9enbiider
I6ie i,a9 elmer oreitnali9ens 9ausil9un9
lni6t, ,3u finbeni setpe5en ,pare1L nidt ent=.
1beden llnb lit bemna9 o9ttagige @recu=.
ltipbaft lber ibn rerbdnst uoroen. JMls.
Ser Yofi5eioiener pon3 3S96ppingen fam,
lum ben Bforrers au boiler, --- e. mar an
ESDlpefertage - beflei0ete 2ebterera ii@
nit Gp9ett unb Birett un0 ieQte It9 Dor
| leiner pfarripobun9 auf. Gang Gssenz
robe mar por3 ieiner 8biir periamnlelt.
3u bie|er Menge Ipra9 bann Der 9irt
loie ,folgenben @orte 3d. proteitire rge=
gen Die @emalt, Die, man gesen mid an
menoet, uno nebme Die Mnwe1enoen gu
3eu9e1,.y l1nb nun in f@ottes 9omen
laBt uns7 seben. uno febe ba5, Der
Yfarrer in fir9li6em Ornat sebt porauf
Ser Yoli5eibiittel binter ibu Der !, unb es
! folst in LANCER Yro5eliion> erf 16lu@=
]aenb unb tpei1eno> oann linsenb uno be-.
tenb, Die, san5e @emeinbe BON Gssenrobe.
EQln ber ,@ren5e Der @emeinbe angefom1=>
men nla@t Der Yfarrer ,Solt uub nimmt
Mb}9ieb BON leinen 9etreuen &inoern
bie|e bringen inn Elm oreifodes 2ebeboa
unb, es trennt f9 9irt uno Seeroe, bief
inn in lit, pertoaiites Sort 5uriid5ufebz
rem I, iener UNI bos @efan9nib BON
l@9Dppingen gu be5ieben. 2ebteres bate
man iibrigens fit Die. Mufnabme oes
6o9tpiiroi9en Suites erit outs |9Dnite
|an1trei9en un6 oecoriren la5en.
3u Gnbenba6 in Der &beinpropin5 1T
Der Yfarrer &o9en ins 8e1dnsnib gefiibrt
tporben, neil ct ni9t ia9en pollte tuer
Iibn aun1 8altor ernannt bat. : 9as
@eri9t feqt lt@ alio, als tpile es ni6t
baB nur Der 8ii6of PaitDre ernenen tann.
Ser Tiritbil@of T0rter 1T am 9.
Sanuar megen eefebmibri9er nlteQun9
BON @eiitli6en mieoerum 5u 800 Sbaler
@elobuBe epentueG Monaten @efdn9=
| |niB perurtbeilt. ~;
Gr5biiGof 9ebo6 omsfi erbielt
bonn Mppelationsseri1t in Solge &equi=
| lition oes f0nisli6en @eri6tbofes fir
|flr6li9e Mn9elegenbeiten bic Nufforoe=
rung am IA. Sunuar gu erj9einen mo-
bas @erb0r 9ei6eben ion. @olte er
ni9t 9utpillis erl6einen 10 miro Elm
neuer Sermtn feitgeIebt, 5u pel6em er
5tpansspeiie eebolt tperoen tpiiroe.
Mus Der g 9meia fommt foI9enbe
Na6ri@t: Cine ie65ebnjdbriee So6ter
bon ST., l1rfanne, Die .i@ ausgeIpro9en
|batte, iie tpollte lieber ferben, als bel ei=
nen Mpoitaten bei6ten, ,puroe BON eli
nem 9anoidger obgefabt> I'm mad prunt=
rut Ing @efQngnib 9efiibrt 5ll tperoen.
Ser Water, oer bas Sinh Dem @ensoar=
men nid)t allein anpertrauen mollte, 9ins
ielbit nit, unb unaea6tet ieiner Bitten
an Ort une @teue pm Treilaliuns Der
Beioen, tpurbe ct iamnt leiner So9ter
perbaftet. - Gin @ensbarm flagte inI
einem &apport an Den prdfetten Troibe=
oaug ben abgeiekten Pfarrer BON Mont=
faucon an baB er am Z. uuo 8. 9e5em=
ber in Der STRIDE bos Mmt ge1unsen uno
mod INNER i'm Rfarrbaule tpobne. Sn
Solge benen tpuroe Dem Nn9etla9te,l an=
|ge5eigt, baB 5 er ii9 Fren9itens an bic
&egierungs= =@eroronung gu balten uno
in4S @tunocn bas Pfarrbaus 81 rau=
men babe. a'#T I
Sic SErn11p1s= p1,t a,p..r,.1 -93e-
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| ednali0 pom @rbbohen pertilsen mDdte,
eine ,1nba1,bige Begierbe, oenSnbalt bie=
|1er pdpHti9en 8uue fennet au lernen.
| Sic heutl9e @efanbtlhaft beirl Rduber=
fDnig Bictor emanuel in Rom faufte
|baber tpte tpeilanb bic Slben ben 0er=.
|rdtDer Suods, ein sSitbipiOuurL ni9t fir
|3O gilberlinge, lonbern yfiir 10000
Tranfs fir mel9e 59llnr1e Der Mann
bic Bulle fteblen Dbers bod tueni9Hens
|eine Mbl9rift sbappit III .bie 6dnbe Der
preuBi19 Gir9enfeinbe iiberliefern 1ollte.
Ser 3feile, elettbe S9urfe unb would be
0errdt1er fonnte It9 aber ,peber Bag Dp=
fument mod cine 'MbI9rift beKelben ber=
i9affen. 9a Der Sa1unf ji9 aber bod
|gern Ben i6Dnen 0errdtberlob1 berbie=.
nen tpollte, 10 nabm er &atb nit einem
|anoern 59urfen !, !" ser ibm rietb .1elb1t
cine 8une,, pie bie, seiudte al5l.fertisen
|ooer attferti9en 5l .la1en. ;, limb II gez
|i9aby es: benn au9. Die fal19e Buue
|>puroe artitatt Der. e6ten Der beutl6en
@e1anot19aft in &om iibergeber.@ Ser
|I6laue SdlIder tpirb jbann ou9 }einen
9obn einseftri6en 6aben unb f. mar Sic
|i9urfi19e &e9ieruns i'm ibr &elo betro=
| gen uno ba5u nod nit berBulle angefiibrt.:
Il Nun aber tparen 'bieie 9anoe S6li6e
Der fatDoli}9en 3eitllng u@ernlania" in
Berlin 16on lan9e befannt. 9ies preu=
|Bij6e &egieruns aber batte feline Mbnung
BON oem Betruge unb 9laubte li6 NOD
innter il, Dem Be{ibe Der e9ten 8uQe
unb tpollte bamit our. re6ten 3eit ber=
portreteu. Das sei9aD oenn au9 fur3
Dor ben &ei9stass,pableu an, 9. Sa1uar
an tpel6en, Sage oieie fali6e 6ur9 8e=
trigger berfaBte unb BON ber preubi19en
&egierung bur9 8elte9un9 in perrdtbe=
rider Weile gefaufte Bulle pl6bli9 ber=
|bffentli9t tpuroe. Mber 19on am fol-
Igenben Sage bedte bic vGermania" ben
.gan5en @9minbel unb Betrl,g a,lf uno
fatt zines @ieses fat Die prel,Bi16e &e=
sierung 1i9 abermals blamirt rno init
| @9u1a9 bebsdt. 9lln itreiten 1i9 Die
fir9enfeinbli9en unb fatboli19en 8ldtter
nm bic @9tbeit ober une9tbeit Der an
sebli6en 8uue. SIT oas Mtten1 1tlf e9t
| 10 fat Die preubiide &e9ierun9 es geitoD=
len if es une9t 10 bat iie es 9efdl16t:
/ in ieoem Sale alto bat lie nieoertrd9ti9
| 9ebanbelt. "@.:5 [.'3 1,1''..' @5#-,%
Mus 5rier miro unter bem' s. San.
|9el9rieben: Norseitern MDrgen besab
|f6 cine 9eputotipn. BON 70 tatboli11en
Mdnnern gum 8Hdof. un, benlelben I'm
Namen Der &atbolifen Der Stabt lire
2iebe, Sreue uno NnDdn9li9feit aussu=
ipre9en. Ser Spre9er Der 9epntQtion
Notar 2e6mann, betonte in ietner febr
mariner, pom 9er5en tommenben Mn=.
|lpra6e, baB, tpas au9 for1n1en n16ge,
bic fatboli19en Srierer fef uno treu au
|ibrem 8iI9of iteben tpiirbeni, baB jie in
Der 3eit Der Prifllns ibren fotbolilil9en.
@lauben nit aller @nergie tunbgeben J,
|ibre &inOer in oen @runoldBen Ser r0z
|mi19=fatDolii6en Stride er5ieben nno
nimmer lpanfen ipiirben. Ser Bi]6of
banfte fir Die Sbeilname unb 2iebe, sic
linn bon ben &atbolifen 5riers befunoet
,ueroe.. STE Mnbdnsli9feit iei ibm Elm.
Srof in Der trauri9en 3eitlage. Seine"
Berion iei y1ebenia9e; er leioe uno
fdmpfe fir Die boDe @a6e; bas bebre
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init Dem 9poffel Paulus als oie|er ins
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-06-19

INDIANAPOLIS, June l3.-The following is a
synopsis OF the leading information published
in the National Crop Reporter to-day:
Reports from correspondents dated June lst,
indicate that severe drouth was prevailing in
nearly all portions of the country east of the
Rocky Mountains as far as New England, with
more or less damage to the growing crops in
most sections Since the date of these reports
there have been very general rains throughout
the country, and, it is thought, enough to
check all damage on the score of drouth.
The condition of the growing wheat in Illi-
nois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Mis-
souri,, Ohio and Wisconsin was nearly three
per cent. above good average condition. In
Illinois and Missouri thecondition ofthe wheat
was very high in Iowa, five per cent. above
an average, and in other States below the Az
erace.
The condition of tie oats in the same States
at the date mentioned was six rer cent. below
a good average, Missouri being the only State
reported above an average.
Special returns in relation to the tobacco
crop in Kentucky, Southern Ohio. Indiana
and Tennessee are such as to make the outlook
u very bad one. Aside from the late frosts,
fly, bug and other insects have been very de-
structive. No transplanting had been done
up to June LIST, the ground being too dry. 1t
seems to be the general opinion among grow
ers and dealers that the prospects not in
favor Of more than one-half to two-Ihirds of
last years crop. Much damage is reported as
done by the potato bug, which is evidently in
creasing in number Comparatively little
damage isreported as being done by the chneh
bug, and no extensive destruction by grass
hOppers
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-06-19

TIE ToMATo.-Dr. Bennett, a professor OF
some celebrity, considers il as an invaluable
article Of diet, and ascribes TO it very import
ant medical properties:
l. That the tomato is one of the most pow
erful aperents of the materia medica, and that
in all those affections of the liver and organs
where calomel is indispensable, it is probably
the most effective and least harmful remedial
agent known to the profession.
2. That chemical extract pill can be OBJ
tanned from it which will altogether supersede
the use Of calomel in the cure of disease
3. That he has successfully treated diar-
rhoea with this article alone.
A. That when used as an article of diet, it
is almost sovereign remedy for dyspepsia
and indigestion.
5. That the citizens in ordinary should make
use of it either raw, cooked or in the form of
catsup, with their daily food, as it is a most
healthy article.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-06-19

The Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer suggests a
way by which to avoid mixed schools, and
elude the law if established by the civil rights
bill. Itsays:
Let the poll taxes collected in Georgia from
The whites be applied TO the support of exclu-
sive white schools, and the poll tax Of the ne
groes he applied exclusively TO the support of
negro schools. Let there be no general tax
atom for the support of any public schools,
but partial taxation for the support of two
classes Of schools, each race receiving back ex-
actly what it contributes for this purpose.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-06-19
wAsHlNaroN, D. O., June 10, 1874
Religious Notice.

Chesapeake Presbytery will meet on Friday.
the 10Th of June, at II o'clock, A. NJ, in the
Methodist Church a Rockville. Dr.. Lefevre,
of Baltimore, will preach at night. Rev. Mr..
Hollis, of W Va, will preach at Bethesda and
Rockville on Sunday the Dist
NS- ON FRIDAY EVENING, (to-day, J
at 5 clock, P. NJ, a FESTIVAL will be held
on the Courthouse Green. Proceeds for the
benefit of the Presbyterian Church.
June 19-ltn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-06-19
SPECIAL NOTICE

re- GEORGE G. HEENING, Clothier,
Draper and Furnisher, No. 4l0 Seventh street,
between D and e, Gold National lntelligencer
Building, Washington, D. g., offers to the
dwelers in Montgomery county the largest
assortment of desirable Goods to be found in
that vicinity.
va His specialties are Fine Ready-Made
Clothing. Fine Woolens, by the yard; Fine
Garments, TO order, and Perfectly Fitting
Shirts.
va One price in all departments. A call
solicited. jan l7-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-06-19

Some wise men do some very foolish things,
and the U. S. Senate has very foolishly passed
an act, the design of which is to muzzle the
press of the country. Are these gentlemen,
Messrs. Carpenter and Conkling, afraid their
rascalties in office will be laid open to public
view Else, why attempt to gag The press
Let them persist in their mad effort and they
will hasten their own destruction. They arc
running tilt with power that will annihi-
late them, and leave them nothing but blasted
hopes. As well attempt to chain the cataract.
The press hurls defiance at them, and stands
prepared to defend itself from assault and to
hold up 10 public scorn the faithless and i'm
pure in Office. The press will not shrink from
the issue, but will aid the honorable Senators
in reaping the contempt they deserve.