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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-25

A LITERARY AND MUSICAL SOIREE
will be given in the parlors of
WILLARD'S HOTEL,
TUESDAY EVENING, January %,
by Mrs- FRANCIS VI. CARTER. If Boston,
assisted Iy MISS GRACE b. SPALDING, and
others.
CaTiS - admission : I. t. De had Al the pTinci-
pal hot-l-- music and book stores. 1aI22 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-25

an opium eater, aged fifty-three wears. cnt
ner throat in Philadelphia on Friday night
An unknown German was found dead near
Mlliow-street wharf, in the same city, with
bullet in his brain and n nistoi in his hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-25
C co TIA'S ARD.
THE BURNS CLUB

viii celebrate the birthday Of Robert Burn-,
AT MASONIC TEMPLE,
On MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY %.
Tickets Of Admission % be had Of members Of thl
Club and al Gardner Gallery, 92l Penn-y lvanil
avenue Jau25-2t
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lIOALEY,

COSTUM MER,
COS 10TH STREET NORTHWEST.
A large collection of Fine Artistic BALL, TAB
LEAJ and THEATRICAL COSTUMES kept on
hand.
MASKED BALLS and PARTIES supplied at
reasonable Rates.
p s--Remeuiher, a Mask is furnished with each
Costume, and all Costumes delivered and called for
Octlg-4m L. MONLEY, sos 10th street.
oLD No. ON EXHIBITION AND SALE NEw No
40 439
1TH IT MARkRITER'S, l7THST
Ne. 45S ia Street, b,f,resH ID dHd streets sigAf
doors dbOrs Odf EsiloIrS' Hall
Choice OIL Paintings, Engrayings. Chromos. &c
Also, largest stock Of PaPer Hangings, window
ehade-, Pictures, Frames Picture Cords and Tns-
sels, klngs- Nails, &c, il the District
"TERMs CASH.
- Please remember Name and Number. jel-Iy
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III HARRY DONEHUE.

II q o 7 Z VI z L >
42s 11TH STREET. NEAR f
New and neatly itted up PaTOrs and Show rooms
and q dOEbly increased stock Of
MASQUERADE AND THEATRICAL COSTUMES,
comprising several hundred new and costly Dresses
together With every variety Of CCstume-Ladies' 4,
Gent - and Children s--fJr
MASQJE L BALLS AND PARTIES,
PRIVATE THEATRICALS,
TABLEACX AND OLD FOLKS CONCERTS.
p S--With a thorough knowledge Of our bust
ness We devote ourselves the and wishes of
our patrons, and by courteous and polite attention,
reasOuatle charges, and disposition u accommodate
and please, We seldom fail TO give Satisfaction.
osfE gru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-25

THE Caucus COMMITTEE of the House
have under consideration a proposition TO re-
enact the South Carolina act of 1851, which
authorizes the President to suspend the writ
Of habeas corpus in any section of the coun-
try in state of anarchy, or where, in his
judgment, the public safety requires il. Also
TO recommend legislation providing that the
maximum strength Of a company Of infantry
III the United States army shall be eighty
instead of fifty-SiX men, and that "A company
OF cavalry and artillery shall be one hundred
mon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-25

DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER.-The Navy
department is advised of the death, at his
residence at EastOn. Pa, on the I'D inst, OF
Lieut.. HOratiO II. Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-25

ALGERNON SIDNEY PADDOCK, who was
elected last Friday TO succeed Senator Tip
ton Of Nebraska, is a native of ST. Lawrence
county, New York, about forty years of age,
ana OF Puritan ancestry. He is distantly re-
lated 10 Gideon WelleS and General and Sem
ator sherman. Mr.. Paddock has been a res
ldent of Nebraska since 1856 living at Fort
calhoun, from which place he removed 10
Omana Few years ago, where he resided
until last year, when he removed to Beatrice
he was appointed Governor of Wyoming in
1858, but withdrew owing TO there being no
appropriation TO defray the expenses Of the
territorial government. Though called a
conservative republican Mr. Paddock Is said
10 be in full sympathy with the republican,
party. His election was secured mainly as a
compromise between the opponents OF tbe
strongest republican candidate, General
Thayer.
"A CAUCUS OF the republican members of
the House was held on Saturday night, The
only action taken was to adopt a resolution
directing that in the House to-day a resoIu-
tion be offered to so amend the rules which
govern the House as 10 provide that a major
ity vote will be all that is required To Sus-
pend the rules for the consideration of i'm
portant measures, and that only one dilatorv
motion affecting such measures shall be en-
tertained by the chair. When the motion
was put 10 the caucus there were f23 mem
bers present. The vote was taken rising
While all did not rise, there were no mega
tive votes recorded against it. II the new
rule is adopted by the House, it is the inten-
tion TO dispose of all the appropriation bills
within the next ten days. The more CON
seTvative republicans will not support the
rule, and ii may fail for lack Of the necessary
two thirds vote.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

X Nd WEE.
The Uniformed ENCAMPMENT MEMBERS
Gf the /. o -. =. will give their FIRST GRASD
hknkEs a. ODD FELLOWS HALL, Tth street, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January nth
Trkcts, admitting gentleman and ladies, TWO
boLLAhS JAMS 81
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. January 2s -VirgiDia sizes. peeler..
81, do consolidated, hSs,. Me-t Yircinias. i0iE:
North Carolina siNesr old, ., do, new, Is bid to-
BALTIMORE. January 2s.-Cotton quiet-low mid
Engs, l45R. Flour steady-Howard street and West
ern super, 90 10 50; do. extra. 80 $50, do FAM
Iy, 525 to 3. City Mills, SUPER, 4OO 10 "a extra,
as 10 25, do. Rio hraEds, 650 do family, q 10
500. Wheat qulet-Western amber, II o. al 3; No.
Pennsy anna red, IS to M MARY land red 10 TO
20; do: amber 3 To 49, do, white, 10 10 ..
ern yellow, ~ to ~; western mixed, 79's, spot Oats
quiet but iIn6southern' o 90 20 western white 81,
Provisions quiet and heavy. Me~s pork nominal
1850 10 S2J. Bulk meats-log-e round lot shoul-
Packed bacOl-shoulders, s1s clear ri6 ~des, n 20
rs haiis' "a !. ia LHrdIls-s T. il5s Tor stean
choice tub and roll 26 TO >. Petroleum nominal
cua- TO -. l"hee strong and in good demand
ordinary 60 prime Cargoes, E1a % l9lz. Whisky
nominal-gc to so1a. Sugar steady, with fair de-
NEW YORK, January 25.-Stocks dun Money .
Cold Ia; Exchange long, 4s7; short, 4y0' Gov
NV YoRK, January 25.-Flour dull anl heavy.
Wheat quiet and declLnng Corn dull and heavy.
THE DFATH or Canon KINGsLEY.-A
London dispatch announces that the Rev.
Charles Kingsley, chaplain in ordinary 20 the
Queen and 10 tie Prince of Wales and Canon
OF Chester, England. is dead. Canon Kings
ley, who, IL viii be remembered, visited the
United States year OF two ago. lecturing iu
Washington and other cities during his so
lOurn, was the representative of an ancient
family Of Cheshire. the kingSleys of Kings
ley, who joined the parliamentary army
under Cromwell, and afterwards Charles III.
under Monk. He was born i'm Devon. june
i, 1919. and was educated for the profession
OF law, but entered the church, becoming
culate at EverSlcy a mOorlaud parish ol
Hampshire, TO which living he subsequently,
attained through his patron, Sir John Cope.
Mr.. Kingsley mingled much with working
men. a. may be inferred from his Alton
Locke, y and has taken part i'm various efforts
To ameliorate the condition OF the wOrkin.
classes 60 such an extent as 10 have earned
the name of the "chartiSt parSon." He has
distinguished himself aS adramatic and lyric
poet. hS principal pOetical work being "The
Saints Tragedy" He was the author also OF
several novels, and has published a large
number OF lectures. sermons and ESSAYS.
THE TENNESSEE SENAToRsHIP- AaIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-25

EIOR BALLS AND PARTIES
MADAME r. BASTIEN,
tFrUm Baltim0re,l
takes pleasures Of informing the Ladies Of Washing
ton that she has from this day taken charge Of the
HAIR DEPARTMENT at CHAS. BAUM'S, and
being experienced IN this business for the last
twenty year. guarantees full satisfaction in HAIR
DRESSING, CHAMPOOING. and CUTTING
CHILDREN HAIR and B RI DES HAIR
DRESSING specially Ladies will be attended
20 IN their own houses By leaving their orders at
CHAS. BAUMS ) Corset Factory,
decl5 3m 40s 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-25

CAPTAIN THOMAS c. HARRIS, L. S. N,
died yesterday morning at the naval ylum,
Philadelphia, after a brief illness. He was
native of Pennsylvania, and was ffty-two
years Ofage.
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LECTURES.

TRY OUR BLACK TEA AT so CENTS PER
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
pe'1Eot ol0 Psnnsyl " anis avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-25

WHISKY.-On the 1st of January, 1875, there
was in bond in the United States II, ,73O,5 ,53s
gallons of whisky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-25

AT THE SPECIAL ELECTION in the 1St Illi-
nois Congressional district on Saturday, b
G.. Caulfeld, democrat COngressman-elect
from that district, was elected To fill the va
cancy in the present Congress caused by the
death of John Il. Rice.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-06
Sert1te aus oent SSnncrett SeS
StQnfeS.

-(Gytrunteu.) @apt. georgc Scott, BON
9tod &reef, SOmerietzGountp, lit Dor eiuis
gen &agen unfcrn Der 3niel Seal ertrunfeu,
Iubem er betnl Nnitreiden ieiue5 Boote5 itber
Soro fiel. Setue Geidlc wuroe balo 6araui
aufgefuuben. gr mar etpa 40 Sabre alt
uno biutcrldBt cine gSittWe unO ied)S &in>
Der.
-(E06tli6er llnfaQ.) Sin G66hrdeu 0e5
Srn. Jtatban 3. Conner, pon &nuamcilr,
Someriet.&ountp, fauO III Sat &reet ieincu
COB. 6rau Conner fubr nit ibren Drei Sim
bern tbrer &obnung gu, uno al8 ite iiber ben
Dtiibleuoamm i'll SaitsGreet iubr, ging tbr
Bfero ourt) uno gerietb NIT cem g8agen
in'S gSaiier, nobel cine8 Der &tnOer era
trauf.
8oblenbau0el in @umbcrlauo.) Der
Serianbt bon @umberlduOer&oben au5@ums
berlan0, Uto., betrug III Der am 81. SNll
beenOeten 2So9e 45, 1888 Sounen uuo ict Dem
1. 9anuar I'M 9an3en 1,280,4i4 Eomeu.
Son ben mdbrenO Der gSo1e prlaoeueu Sob.
len murben 27, 1898 Sonneu auf 0cm &beia.
peufe Sbto,Sanal uuo 1890 Souueu aui
Der Baltimore Sbio GIieubabu" bcf0rs
hort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-06
Smfmsttnd,rfGfett.

Der 9ampfer ySm. Srane," Capt. 3an,
for, frtbr geitern Na9nlittag BON bier iiser
Norfolf, Sd, mad Bottom ab.
Der Oampfer ,America," Capt. 8illup8,
brad Scltern bon bier na9 SaOannab, @a.,
aui.
Der 0ampfer .9ucille," Gapt. Bennett,
lief am Dtittmod BON 28ilmiugton, H.fG. 4,
uaf unlerem 9afen aus.
0ie 8rigg yWartba Bern" clarirte gelteru
nit &oblcn BON bier na6 Bortlanb, STE.
Sn Bangor, Wte., clartrte ant Wontage
Der S9oOner r9futb 0arltng," @apt. @rap,
bierber.
Der 0ampfer rGaluert," Sapt. 5Oleg, sins
geiteru Don bier nad @barleitOu, S..@., ob.
2lm NitttpOh clartrte Der Shooner yWag-
gle u. $751;" @apt. Dte9atbliu, in SOiton
naf Baltimore.
Die S9oOncr IS. $. SbiOrne," Capt. Gros
me1, unb ,,2ulu," @apt. Snom, fubren am
SOnnabenDe pon 8atb, Me., bierber ab.
Der S9OOner rs. q. Sbattud," @apt.
8bat9er, lan9te WOutu9 BON bier i'll Reu'
SaDen, Conn.,, an.
Ser SdOouer - Noies @illiamion," @apt.
8eefS, cIartrte gtittwOA in SaUauuab,
9a., nah Baltimore.
Die Sarfe rs. .. 9arrington," @apt.
Barfer, iegeIte am IL. Suli BON 9emeraro
bierber ab
8le beuti9e Sarfe ySupiter," Capt. Sag.
man, unO Die englil9e Sarte ,Waria, ;" @apt
NtmSweid, fubr Wtittnof bon Qonoon mad
Der Samptoner GbeOe ab.
Die oeutide Barfe ,5tio0erfirt," Gapt
&romann, gtng gtonta9 BON oelu0t nad un
lerem Saien ab. ..-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-06
8crntiid5fe Scpeidjett aus

gtep,gOrf, 5. 9lHsuft. - Sob er6ff>
nete 113.
- Die 3oG G,nnabmen betru9en be1te
1874 900.
- Ser llnteri9abmeiter 5abte beute ais
Snterefen $780, 200, fir einge5O9ene SbIiga-
ttouen $107 900 aus.
- Ser lluteridatntciiter bot beutc bier
81 100000 Sob gum Serfaufe aHS. Die
2tngebote beliefen itd aui $7,815,O0O. =
Die bD6lte Sfferte mar 1892 uno bic mic
ortgte 1928. 3uerfannt murbeu Die 81 =
100000 81 1909 bis gu 1892.
= 6ier iit cine gemeguug i'm @ange, Inn
cine @reenbadz Gartei Su organif firen. Aeb=
rere politiid)e Siibrer, ais Der gldltb. 9tidaro
Sdea, 81. 3omliHion, 3. g8OeO II. @nOere,
letten bic Semcqunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-06
Ste e'Sumneil'f@e safmlarfeter,

Ou bltn, D. Nuq. - DIE Seler 0eS 100
iabrigen 9eburt8tage8 bon Daniel S'@onuea
begann beute bier uno mmo orelSa9e oauern.
,0eute Mor9en belt notwithstanding i'll Der
@atbebrale inter Niiiiteu3 iriidler unb anoerer
BrGlaten ieierltfIen @otteSbienif. 2lm gtad)=
mittage maro i'm uSitellung8palaite oa8
Sratorium yGlias" geiuugen uno am
Gbenoe faub III bemielbeu @ebduoe Elm Gonz
sert burf irii6e UtuiifcorpS itatt, NO cine
SGfular Soe restirt muroe. Die 6duier Der
Staot iinO reid nit Slaggen, @uirlanben,
2aubmerf, SranSparenten &C. uer5tert. Sol
9enoeB BarlamentsmltglieOer iino ais Sertreter
Der ,,Satbolii9en linton" anlueienb: 9eaie,
Mc&artbp, 2lrtbur, Sohn Dtoore, Sepes,
S'Glerp, Ottle8, 2S. S'0teilp uno BatrId
s. Smttb. Die biftin9uirten @dite, Die, Inn
an Der Seier tbeilSunebmen, bierberfamen,
fino: Die Yil6ofe Don Saiel uuo HanteS,
Shirt 50. 0lab3ipiQ bon Bolen unO Or. Gin
gen, Mitgleoer be8 beutifen YarlamenteS,
Die 9eiitli6en Hiualbi uno Sautrp uou3om,
Or. Bod, aammerberr be8 Yapite6, uno 0r.
6auette, Otitglleo oeS i9meiSerlihen SunOeSz
ratbes. 2oro S'Sa9au 1T Ourd &ranfbett5'
iall in leiner Samllie perbinoert, mor9en Die
SeitreOe 5u balten.
Or. GrDfe, Der neuernannte Gr3btld)0f BON
@aibel, prebi9te amDtOrgeu III Der @atbeorale
iiber yS'@onnea, Der Seireter." @rSbt'
ifDfe, 40 Sii60fe uno iiber 800 Yrielter
pobnten Der tntereiianten Seter bel.
Or. Grofe iagte i'm Serlauf ietner 6feoe
bas triide Solf tperoe inter etnem Staat8z
Sgitent, ba8, iuenn aud nldt in alien 0tna
gen, 10 Doh IN pielen uortreiilif lei, er3ogeu,
| uno fiigte bann bin3u: y0te yfremoe STRIDE"
bat etne Jtieoerlage erlttten, Die 9Iedlte Der
4anbeSbemohner iino tbeilmele anerfannt
tporoen uuo mir arbeiten ilelBig baran,
| @letdbeit uno llnabbangt9feit fiir unS 3u
errln9en, peld)e le0er lntertban inter benz
| Shube, if fiir6te mid nift, eS aus5uiprez
den,. Der beten Sonltitution Der 9Selt 9ente'
| gen iolte."
DIE Staot 1T beute brilliant illumiuirt.
Die StraBeu iino NIT elmer freuoig erre9ten
Nenge anqefiiat. AueS perlief ru6ig.
9tom, 5. aug.- Sin Youtifical.6 6oAart
tpuroe beute in Der bteiigen Sapeae oe8 irldn,
biiaen Colleges, als Elm 3et6en Der Spm-
patble NIT Der S'@onneufeier in Srlano,
geleien.
9 o f n, 5. aug. - an Dem Diner gu
@bren oes 1O0'jdbri9en 9eburtstage8 bon
| 0'@snneQ nabmen eine grobe anaabl prOnliz
nellter Biirger unb Beamten S1etl. Reoen
muroen gebalten BON ben @enerdIen 8ant8,
Butler, Quincp uno gnberen. Sriefe BON
g8m. 2lopo @arrtlou, SameS 9tuHeQ 2orpea
uno bsm 9ouDerneur murben oerlcleu. @r3'
bii6of 8iuiam8 mirb nlOrgen Elm POntifital.
4mt leien uuo Der Sodw. Sob. Sutton,
Yraibent bes Softonr@ @olleSe, in Der Mtufitz
6ale cine 0feoe balten. am aben0 bdlt
g8enoea Ybillips bic Seitrebe.
Ot ontre l., 5. aug. - Der Ofa1or bat
eine Proclamation erlailen, III pelter er Die
Siirger einlaoet, ben morgt9en buuoertiGbri,
gen @eburtstag S'@onuell's ais einen Eelt.
tag at begeberr. Siele Seiudber beftnoen
iif bier, I'M ben Seierlidteiten beisumob.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-06
Gemerc Sertd1te non S1tna tttto
S1r0tt.

Can Sran5i8c 5. 4ug. - Der
0ampfer ,,@itp Of BetiuQ" it nit Na6rib.
ten bonn 10. Suli pon Song. Song unb pom
IS. Suli aus Dofobama bier eingetroffeu. -
Sn Yetin9 iinO abermalS alu9riffe auf 2tu8-
ldnoer 9emad)t mOroen. Sin attadc Der
oeuti6en @eianOtidaft, wel6er nit einigcrl
@efdbrten cine nifienid)aftli6e Expedition
hrs Sunere madte, ipurOe bon @tngeborencn
miBbauoelt uno UNI pertbpoQe aitronomid)e
Snitrunente beraubt.
Die llnterban0lungen 5niiden Sapan uno
@orea haben pl0Bli6 eiuen meniger freullos
lid)en Gbarufter augenOmmeu; piele iapane'
iiide Seamte iino Suriifgerufen wOrbtu. Sin
@erii9t Don eiuem beporltebeuDen &riege cir
tulirt, bod bis jeet bat Die iapaneiiid]e STE
9terung nod feinsn iolden @ntidluB Sc
fQBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-06
Gtne neme Gonfmrrcn5 Sele9ras
phett={S SptstD0Qttte.

fitr5lid bier incorporate, ,gtutiOnui Eslesrupbs
GOmpdgnie" miG gu biiiseren greiien 0epe-
den BON bier mad gtewzDorf nnO ben Oa-
Stpiiheu liegeuben StGoten, iopte iiber @az
naba bef0rbern. Die an9enommene Gdu9e
Der &inie mirb $4,000 Wtetlen betragen. q.
@oben lit BrdTbcnt, SIS. s. Nalitou, Sfaez
me1iter Der nelten 9eieaihaft. Der Soitenan=
iflag belduft itdJ auf 81, 900, bic bereitS
pollffIuhiG oe2eid,uet firb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-06
9ns Ssalltment bot Duncan, Sbers
tltatt 6 Comp.

@bicago, 5. Nug. = Der @ontroleur
IanDte aeitern Abenb benz Staotratbe cine
Dilttbciiung uebit Srore in Se3ug auf Die
auslteheuDen Sblisatlonen uno 3insldeine
Der Staot, fir rpelfe bel Der 6irma Duncan,
Sherman s. Comp. am 26. Sunt CUR Sesab,
luna uou Coupons uno Bombs, weld]e am i.
Suli fallia wareu, 1857 900 beponirt moroeri
rparen. Cur 3ett Oes SaGiments,@i @intrittes
waren nod, s42 900 nnbesablt.
New,9j off, 5. 9lu9.-5r. Duncan, BON
Der Strma 0nncan, Sberman & SO. iagt,
saB Inn lein Sater s25o,0Oo augeboten bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-06
Geratff1t,to BON stp0ff &nabc,..

Is btIa oe Ip Dta, .. NugUt. = 9ente
Otorgen mari Sbebiab eeeier, Elm Golontalz
waarenz6dnblcr, mebrere perOOrbene SOlo-
gnas8iirite III ieinen Stall. Sin 18 jdbriger
Snabe, gtantens &5nig, las bielelben alf
reiuigte ite in gSaiier unb lub IL anbere 8uaz
ben SIT Der Mabl5eit Gin. Dies bic 9lnsiagen
BON &eeier. 2lle beie &inber puroen franf.
@ines DerIelbeu, Der bretidbrige SruOer bon
SDnig, itarb beute 9ta6nlittag. 0estcrer be-
hauptet, 2ceier babe ihm Die ySiirite gegeben.
9icier MD Der Sabritant berielben, SausfuB,
fuS or
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-06
Gduttfeuoe 6 WeOofteure.

genre paute, SnO., 5. Aug. - 3lpi.
idlen Beter g. 2utber, Dem 0iebafteur bes
n@do," unb Gam. .. 9tilep, 8eoafteur be8
nOtincr," 8eioes in SraSil, SnO., eri6ei=
nenOe 8ldtter, beitanb id)On iett lanse eine
bittere TeimOidaft, uub beute gerietbeu iie iid)
III Die S6aare. Der @rifere ihoB na6 benz
2eeteren uuo burdbobrte ibm ietnen Nod.
Sieier ergriff cine ausge9liibte Soble unb be.
arbeitete ietuem @e9ner ben Sopf bergeitalt,
oaB er ibn getOOtet baben wiirbe, menu In.
Oere nldlt interpenirt h1tteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-06
sofal. Sertd,te aus ssafbiuatnn

Us B IN n 3. An9ult. = 9eitern
Nabn1ittag muroe Charles punt, lett 90
Subren i'm &rte9s Department ais Sote
anseteat, bonn Sflage getroffeu unb ltarb
grgen 10 ubr. Gr fautnlte aus Mafa9us
ietts.
= SIM Siireau Der ygtortbern 2ibertp.
Marftseiellihait" fano geltern abenb cine
Seriammlun9 Der Millionaire berielbeu una
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-06
Selesrapbiiae Sepeisea.
(Yeritte Der rGSiociirten 8reiie" fit Den rGors
re5poubenten.")
Snlanos9 s9epeidsn.
slas Der 8mnSesha,tptiYoSt.

gSaibinstou, 5. 9ugnt. .-Oie 3ou
Ginnabmen betrngen beute 1896, ,435. 80; fir
Snlanbfeuern singen SS37 ,621.29 Elm.
Gin Bittsbur9er bat $50 in ben @epiis
iensfono einseSahlt; er bat Die &egierung an
gebli6 I'm oieie Sunme BET Der @lufomnter=
teuer betrogen.
1 Waibington, 5. aua. = 4us gut nn=
terridteter auele wirb ueriidert, bas Der
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

gttes, Ott4., 5. auguft. - 3ebn Weiz
len mcitli6 BON bier ItleBen 9eltern 5Wei 8rabt'
Siige auf elnauper. 8ret Xotomottuen uno
20 gSaggonS murben total sertriimmert. Ser
9ofon1ottufiibrer uno SeiSer beS etnen 3uges
ipranqen berab uno entfamen lnperiebrt.
Sobn Mc@iuner, Der 2ofomotipfiibrer Oes
anOereu 3u9es, tpuroe idredlid uerbriibt rnb
perlebt. Cont erbielt JtienlauO Serwun=
Oungen. Serluit Der pYtiAtganer Sentral,
Snh11H $50 900
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cSt cttter oef0hrIid,ett Nnoe.

yong . Bran6, N.zS., 5. Nu9, = BGbz
reno 8rau Glen y. SrOpneq an Der 9ars
mingOale. Citation iiber baS Sflenengeleiie
geben mollte, glitt ite aus unb ftel gerabe
3piidlen Die Sdienen. SeiOnuen, bleibt fie
rutig in ibrer Stellung liegen, unb Der gan5e
a3ug fdbrt iiber iie binweg, obne ite Su pers
leten
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s1reaIidle @rpIojior.

% Dtlle, 3. Aug. = Glne ldlredltdle
@rploIiOn fanb beute WtOrgen euf Dem &ano<
CUTE BON Sen. Sarlan in 0taurp @ountp
ftatt. g8dbrenb bes 0reidens NIT elmer
9ampfs9rei9maihine erploOirte ber Sefel,
wOburf) &uQen Sarlan, Der Sei6er 9owaro
uno Elm gte9er iofort 9et0Otet nno iieben 4nz
bere Oerwunoet puroen, BON oenen 5mei tuobl
ftprho,, t,orAo,r Gt
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Elmd,t eittes gfraf1i1,as.

Stem ca itle, Del, 5. Aug. = 0tdinion
S. Gepi8, Der megeu 0iebitablS i'm bieiigen
@efdn9niiie oetiutrt mar, gelaR9 es, in oers
gaugeuer 9aft au85ubre6en. MGu founte
ieiner bis ieet nod nid)t tuieber babbaft perz
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Scf0lasttabnte pott Gi8arren=
WQbrifett.

Stem Orleans, 3. glug. - Otebrere
Gigarrens Sabrifen nurben bellte Don Sdas=
autSbeamten in Sei4la9 genommen. Die
Sabritanten Deroen bei6ulOigt, betriigeriide
Serifte iiber ben Stauo ibrer @eifdfte err
ftnitet z1r hnf1Pr
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Ser Selou,arft.

q IN DOrt, 5. 9lug. -WelO leidlt 5u
2a-3 95ro;ent. g8eAiel rubigSu 4.874. Sob
idloh Su 1134-1l3s. 8nnoes>Sbltgationen
itlloiien iau aber itetig 8ler @Ouprn
121; 64er Coupon 1154; 65er 119; neue
1888; Ger 1901; 68er 1909; neue Sitnfer
1853; 10.40er Coupon 117f. 9lftien ihloiien
ettpas lebbafter; N.sD. Central 104; @rie
144; 2ate Sbore 60B; SIS. Central 96;
Yitt8burg 914; ytOrtb 8eitern 41B; Prtor.
So; GodsSslanb 1863.
llnteridatamtS Silans: Sob $50, 1916,
435: Gourant $50 ,097, ,129.
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SGjpat iuieoer etn tteuer Sampfer
ftlr 0te uNacificsWtatl=Sol 6 Solitp4"

8 B ter, YenuI., 5. Nng. = Der fir
Die y nPactftcs Boitz9 9ampferzGompagnie" bier
gebante Sanpfer wuroe beute bonn Sta.
pei Selaiien. Trl. Sountatn taufte ben DAM
nfer ..Sitn Of 5nbueh."
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GifenbaBttsl1nfaa.

@tnctnnatl, 5. jug. = SH Der Ndbe
Der Citation Stepart, 13 Dteilen Ditli9 Don
atbeus, e1ttgleiite Die 4ofomottoe eiues 3u9eS
Der yNtarietta Cincinnati Gtienbabn" uno
itiirSte in ben SluB. 2 8erloneu muroen &c.
t0btet, 2noere, barunter Der @OnOufteur,
uermuubet,
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2.nfmnft etncs pcrlorett gc9iaub.
ten Sd1iffeS.

Oetrott, Dtif., 8. aug.-0as perlo-
rem geglaubte Sdiff ySraleg," oas ii6 auf
Dem @rielee bon bem Sau be8 S6leppbams
piers losriB, fam 81 Yoint-au =Belto geitern
abenO mOblbebalten init ieiner 9ansenMann-
ir1nit an
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Ser betria9crtid)c Staatsibabmeiz
iteruon Sit0sSareltna aus oetit
Gef9ttatt{fie etttfuiSG1t.

Gbar LETT on, S..@., 5. angnif.-9er
gerzStaatssS9atmetIier Barter, 9e9en ben
titrsfi4 Oas @eriat entitieO, OaB er oem
Staate $4,000 betriigertid erlan9ter @eloer
5tlriiGeritatten nliiiie, unb mefder ms Sc
tdngniB geihidt murbe, nm ieinen Criminal
BroSeB tpegen S6tpiuOels uub Setrug8 abs
Sumarten, tit geitern abeuo ipdt aus Dem
@efGngniiIe pom Columbia eutmiidlt. @8
werOen 9rOBe Nnitrengungen 9ema4t, tbn
mieDer cil,ufauaeu.