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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-07
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BON MOntreal (neue RtfiUn).
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bss ct. Sran3tsfus 9terOntmus, 8ss. s.
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lHaft Sefu. @1ulen unter 8ribern unt
fur Mdb@en unter S6wefern pom 9Orettc.
Dtele SnbtaRer purben neuli4 bw& biz
&esterung entlernt unb unter bic &uffi&i
Der 0udter seRs1t. Die Sfases bobsn um.
font ura bas &sGt ssbeten, TIRE ~&SeltsiOn ~
lben. YOttawatamte- Snbtaner, 1867. ct.
MarS's 8tr1e, &sp. S. E. @tuntebed, s.
J., unb anbere gdter. @Gulen untsr Da.
men bss betlisen 9er;sns. Die rnetfea pcr
oteist Fnb Burger, aber Der gratrte.8anb
(467G Obslst& fe f9on LANCE 3u elmer fo'
ttOltiAen Rtffcn seb6rt, if Elm Qudtsr
MSent aufss3wunsen, tpelGe etne Ntfions
S@ule a%nssfansen bot, I'm, fe ;u Ssrfebren
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-07
&trbmeibe.
Die ct. 9pieph's Stride

an Der CARROT Strass, Spii6en harrington
un6 @sitsrn Mpenues, In bieliser 9tabt.
wtrb mCrsen, Spnntls ben s. 4usuf, bur3
ben tC6w'fsn 9rn. giiGrf Grace fsisrltG
etnsewettt peIben.
Die tatbOltlteH gsrsine in 81. Yaut inb
sur Spstlnahme an hsr Seierlt&tett etnss.
lahen.
@eitere Ipti3 auf Der %isbsntsn geite.
pO6u. P. S9uitler, S. J. ppn MantatC
bat liG leBtsn MOntas mad ct. Spbn's'
college, Stearns Co., tsseben, um In Der
hOrttssn @btst ct. Qubpts an gee bic aeif.
liGen Grereitten Der 8ensbtctner Batter au
letten.
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bon ben Sran3tstaner'gdtsrn am 2. &usuf
gum erfsn Nal ftierlid tesonsen unb omar
bet GROCER Sbeilnatme Der 8erDlferuna.
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faate. urfprlnsliG faRb balelbf etne fleIne,
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istr b~aufdatse Nartentaps1e, tpel6e ben
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tn Der san3en @brifenteit, ais Der bl. Sran.
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@ett ausstns.
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lid sefGmidte Stride. 6r1w. P. Retnrab
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Sage bas 6p6amt, bel mslGem Der S6nser.
dor unter Der GirsftiOn bes 6rn. &auG
Srsffi6es %lstltete. Sci Der @breiie gaben
bic &etter rcm Srn, SilGUfe pteeer ras
@sleite mebrsre Mttlsn nett. Die lesteren
@smstnbsn fsben unter Der eesllorse bes
bcGw. Mtifpndrs gub, unter beGsn rdter.
lt4sn esituns b%tsieIbea terrli4 aufblaben.
aus Hsm gurt utrb bonn 80. Suit &C..
melest; Die eisfssn tatbclt(&sn @eifItHen
bielten ssfstn abthb sint 3uiammentunft,
tn wel&er etne &crsGe an ben Yapf anss.
rUmmen wurbe, bic BEN @eflblsn ber&atbO.
lttsn biefss 8isttums lber bic Grbebuns If.
res Sberbtrten gum @arbtnal &usbrud rer.
letbt, unb Elm &uslGub wurbe bebufs tebsr.
rei&uns Der @prs0e an cen mUrsen mad
europa suridtetrsntsn pdpfli&sn Gefanb.
ten &pneettt ernannt.
2ssterer empfns bsute RCrsen etnenNus,
fHuB bes Observation-Disclosures
In Der WCbnune bes Cardinals McGlcsfeY
uAb natm bic pUn ienem in feiner am %.
October au Chicago Ssbaltensn 3uiamutsn'
tunft belHlUfsns& prefe rntssssn. Dtsitlts
parrs BON hsm @sneralpiear 8rYne pprse.
leien unb BON benz trGw. Or. Re@lYnn
absrretat unb pom Stsslaneten NIT etnt,
gen pa0snesn @Orten In &utpfans senpn1.
men.
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Salaabii9e Na9ri9ten.
6 d e 3.

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(SfftctelI.)
Geiitlicbe @rercitiem beS Oi6=
3eian.@ lermS.
Der 6C6w. @eifltHtsit Ter DtGssfe ct.
Saul rtrb btsrmtt In Grinneruns ssbra&t.
bas bic sstflt&sn Grsrettten am Gtsnfas
&tsnh ben II, Susuf Beginner mereen.
Die &etreat wire untsr Der Qsituns bes
br&w'ten 6rn. 8tIGpfs Or. N. 9ei6 BON
"a GrCEe ftattfntsn.
Guf @s%rOrenuns tss Sti&cfs
Spbn Srela nb,
Set-etdr.
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Ds&sntIi& assststrtssn u. $ ;tmns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16
TIE STEAM YACHT ERUGyfY.
She Eiudes the Authorities and Gets
10 Sea SafRty

NEW YORK. August iG.-N esteUiay after
noon the revenue cutter MJsSwooi. Capt.
AlraZeene. returned 70 this port. after al in
eLectCal attempt 10 capture the Cruguayan
steam yacht Uruguay, previously known a.
the OctavIa. commanded by Cant Ruiolph
Sommefs, formerly of the 1. <. navy. The
Uruguay left HohOkeu at ~ n. m on the 5th
inst. but made stOppageS at Red Hook. IN
horse Shoe, before proceeding 20 sea. The
Spanish Minister al Washington has, II APP
pears, received information that munitions
81 war Were taken on board the vessel. The
Washington authorities teiegraphed 10 Col
lectOT Arthur, VINO gave orders for the yes
sells detention il captured. The captain %
he Uruguay knows the coast OF Cuba per
fectly well. having landed the Edgar Stew
art expedition.
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Masquerade Rail- mt JOrdau's White
sulphur Springs.
tSPCci0i CoTTeNP Oa0e'lcc ~ The SGr.l
j. w. S. SPRINGS, Frederick Co. Va.
August 18Th. 1S75.

Despite the rainy ami unfavorabIe weather,
our fancy and masque ball Of last night was
quite success, making up in sOciahility and
innocent mirth ior the expected additions 10
our company from the country around MS.
Below are q few o. the more nOticea bic char
actefS,-Miss Grace Jordan as The HuntreSS:
Miss Ella Gray, Firefy; Miss Minerva Shell
don, Cinderella; Miss Katie Buck. TambOu-
reen Girl; Miss Sailie Buck. Greek Girl. Miss
Mamie Buck, Flower Girl; Master Harry
Buck, Romeo lin blue, very incoming aud
graceful coStumel; Miss CHM, Morning; Mrs.
Jordan. Queen Esther: Miss Scott Aurora.
Miss Nictoire Love, In fuli dress. cafe an
AIT silk; Miss LCutie Baughman. in white
tar!etaH, with ONYX ornaments; Miss Jennie
SeeNerS. pink silk; Miss Eva VI. Sewers,
blue silk, white overskirt; Master y. Sander
son as JocltO; Miss Trail. in cameo silk and
diamonds. Mrs J. c. Crane. ashes of roses
SILK, NaliencienueS lace and canoes; Mrs.
Captain Maddox, white taretan. flowers and
corals; Mrs, Or. Alexander, black silk and
cCralS; Mrs. DT- Hartigan, black silk and
flowers in hair; j. t. Robinson, a Moioc,
Miss Annie Stone, light silk. lace overskirt
and pearls; Mrs. Jenkins, black silk white
lace and diamonds; Mrs. c. De Cowrev Gar
nett as Folly; Miss Belle Jordan, IN white
illusion and flowers: Miss Emma VaIient
white tarletan and roses; Miss Macfarlain
white skirt and pearl silk body. The gentle
men assumed the well known and more COM
monty adopted roles, Such as:-ChineSe Jug
eler, q continental, domino aciT etc, and the
affair closed about a. m. after a merry
evening.
AMONG THE MORE RECENT ARRIVALS
may be mentioned Admiral Scott and wife,
l. s. navy; Lieut.. Scott, Wife, child AMI
nurse, L. S army; Col. E. ID. Kinney, wife.
children and nurse; Mr.. Ashford Wife three
children and servant; Or. Robert Farnham
W +. Brown. Miss Brown and Master
Brown, s. I. Ellis, DR.. Chas. Rittinger. Rob
ert Boyd; II. NJ. Dubant, ]. II. Bird, A. Davis
jr., all OF Washington.
We have now a company of about two
hundred and hfty, With additions by every
train and but few departu
a calico ball is 10 be soon given, ana we
anticipate much amusement tnerefrom
MnRE
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Terrible and Fatal Boiler E,,,oS,o.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, August l6.-Thc
steamer Hugh Martin exploited her boiler az
Washington landing, on the Tennessee river,
SaturdaE afternoon causing d complete
wreck OF the boat. Capt. Jake Fritts. one
passenger, one engineer from the Cincinnati
southern railroad name not known and
one boy and man standing on the bank,
" re killed; Henson, the pilot, and Hood
the mate, badly hurt; Henry Fritts, clerk
slightly hurt; several deck hands and decl;
passengers hurt, names not known. The
Martin was light, stern wheel boat, built
tor the passenger and freight trade between
here and CHATTANOOGA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

A STRANGE SCICIDE.-Two officers OF the
'fh precinct Brooklyn. while on duty YES
terday morning. passing by No 19i Putnam
avenue had Their attention attracted by a
stencil which proceeded from the house.
ILey broke ia the basement door, aud found
Inau sitting Ia an arm chair dead. The
alarm was given, and IL was soon ascertained
That The dead man was VI. Gustave Richter
"A reSl estate agent, who had an Office at No
IN Mon stree. About a year ago his
vile died, and since that time Mr.. Richter
had been very esI,Ondent, and had abSented
himseli from society. Coroner Sims was in
iormeA by the police, and on arriving at the
house or Mr.. Richter found that the unfortu-
nate gentleman had committed suicide by
shooting himself through the heart with
Smith WeSson revolver. Nj. Richter was
said 10 have been very woalthy.-N. y TINES,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

A HEART LESS MoTHER.-At Portland
Me-, woman named Mary Stetson, whose
husband A. a cauiker by trade. while intoxi-
Gated BEGAN beating her little daughter Lot
tie, only seven years old, because she went
10 Boston with her aunt, a Mrs. Smith. The
child, terrified at her mothers state and
heating, ran up into the second story, chased
by the infurlaJed woman, and Jumped out OF
The window 10 the ground, receiving. IL Is
feared, fatal internal injuries. The mother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

GIRL THRoWN INTO A CANAL..-fBe-
tween 10 and u O'Clock on Thursday night,
as a young girl, named Josephine koenig,
aged seventeen, was passing through Market
street, Newark, y. j., on her way home,
she was attacked by two ruffians. who as
kaulted her. she resisted violently and
screamed 50 loudly that they were foiled.
They then picked the girl up bodily and
Threw her into the canal. Her screams at
tiacted the attention OF some passers by
who ran 10 the place and succeeded in res
cuing her. When taken ont of the water she
was unconscious and her reScuers thought
She was dead. IL was not until she was taken
To st. Michael's Hospital that She showed
signs OF returning life. Yesterday she was in a
very precarious condition. but the physicianS
think that She viii ultimately recover. The
perpetrators Of The outrage have not been
arrested.-N J. Ifaos l4ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

4 SIXTH VENTURE 49, The Milledgeyille
Ga Union says: Mr.. Thomas johnson, OF
This city. lost his fifth wife 10y the storm of
the 10th Of March. de went - work earnestly
10 rebuild his house and reconstruct his
home made deSOlate by that frightful lorna
dr.. II the meantime there was much
speculation IN the community aS 20 whether
our venerable friend would again venture
unOD matrimOny. They did not have long
10 wait. The mystic bee dropped the honey
Of persuasion on his lips. Man, the hermit.
sighed till woman smiled-a young and
pretty woman al that-then. on THURSDAY
afternoon last, the parlor and services q.
Rev. j. IL Allen were brought into requiS.
ton, and Mr.. Thomas johnson and Mis
Harriet Hemphi-l were united 10 thc holy
bands OF matrimnny."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

How ST. LOUIS DIsPosES OF LUHATTCs
Much excitement has occurred at the 81
Louis county insane asylum over the death
OF four inmates from the administration OF
a sedative mixture TO ma ke them sleep.
Their names Are Ann T.. Newman, Chris.
tlana hOenig, Anna Peters and Joseph Rock
ford. a number Of physicians testified al
the inquest as 10 the nature and effect OF the
mixture, but the verdict il deferred until an
ANALYSTS OF The sentative can ne made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

THE STORM IN NEW JERSEY on Friday
washed away the tracks of several railways
and country roads and inflicted considerable
damage TO other property. The thunder and
lightning were terrific. One girl was struck
by lightning, and the trunk of her body was
torn in most frightfuf manner. The storm
was also very severe on railroads running
north from New York city, bridges being
swept away. All the streams are greatly
swollen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16
OTR SCNNER RESORTS.
Masque aud Fancy Dress Ball NJ Oak.
land.
Especial Correspondence Of The taar.l

a T.
OAKLAND, Nd, August u, lS7s
Last Tuesday the manager of Deer Park
Hotel, Mr.. Daley, gave grand "masaue and
fancy dress BALI to his guests, and extended
invitations TO the ladies' and gentlemen of
Oakland, Cumberland and the neighbOr-
hood.
The large dining hall was cleared and used
Tor bali room, and was well waXel and IN
nne condition for dancing. A . O'Clock the
maskers appeared and the ball opene with
grand march. First appeared "HanS. the
Dutchman, arm in arm with solemn black
domino. aDC behind these came "A CAV tnrouC,
and as they marched up and down the hall
one could see the Spanish cavalier with his
long strides walking with Il demurS Qua
keTeSs; a stifl" Soldier Boy arm in arm with
wild lnjun;" "ROmeO" forgetting s.Ju-
liet' ard promenading with sweet MAR
tna; "nOn JUAN the naughty youth. ever
hCkle. found his Haldce in Folly" The
"DeVlI' and his imps were continually in
rutlnS themselves upon the attention OF
several solemn looking dominoeS and when
everything was most delightfully."- mixed and
one couldn't tell 'tother from which, then
with terrible yell Il green monster came
bounding into the room and 30 startled the
mask eTs that the pretty Flower Girl"
found that the Don" had left her for the
Spades, who was viS-a-yiS 10 the Hun
treSs,' found himself talking 10 an over
grown Baby"
Baltimore. Washington and CumberIan!
were well represented on the floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

INDIAN SUPPLIEs.-The following is the
substance of an order issued at military
headquarters in Chicago: GAS several OF the
points at which Indian supplies are to be
presented for inspection are remote from
agencies where they are 10 be delivered 10
Indians, officers of the army detailed in or
ders from these headquarters At the request
OF the Interior department TO make these in
Spect!ons must be on their guard lest the
quantity and quality Of the supplies be
thus the inspection of original stores be
taken advantage of 10 cover fraudulent trans
actions. If necessary, department command
ers are directed 10 take such further action
within the limits of their special commands
as viii accomplish the Ohiecf OF this nrIerW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

NEW YORK JI-- TICE.-Isp-in Ftnuerfy t1,s
first precinct policeman charged win ont
raging the girl Maggie lgo- OA the Battery
was yesterday, o. application OF Mr.. vii
nam r. Bowe, ln pursuance OF a writ OF
JUDGE Mestbrook, n supreme court. cham
beTs Thomas Shay aud James Kelly be-
came his suretles While Finnerfy IS given
ms liberty Maggie Igoe is stan kept a
prisoner in tie house ~ dctention.-N J.
Hfrfgd. i3sh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

~Black and CurTier, members OF a late
shoe nrln IN Boston, have been sentenced 90
fourteen months imprisonment Tor fraudu-
lent bankruptcy.
PaSsaic Falls, n. J.. Sunday morning by q
boat upeetting. Their names were James
Grogan, VIM. Horton and Henry 4ortin.
~Mrs. Hannah Rogess. OF Ardmore, on
phia, was drowned while bathing al Atlantic
City, ~. j., Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

A REJECTED SUIToR's SUICIDE. Louis
W Adolph, a German % a.. lived happily for
several years with his wife az 10 EIiridge
street About four months ago she ied. Last
week a friend introduced him 10 a blooming
young German girl, Katie Yaessr, aud
AColph fell in love with her, ara after tax
ing her 10 several picntcs and 4ancas, offered
las hand IN marriage. hut She rejected the
offer, saying tba- she har not known him
long enough. He thereuyoi took Paris green
and died yesterday morning. He was n de-
corator, employed by "A large frn.-N J.
SIN l.rH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16
nhIfnn"

NEW YORK, August l6.-Tne remains OF
George L. Mumford, late vice president of
the Western Union telegraph company, were
taken by train this morning 70 Rochester.
accompanied 10y number of the officers OF
The company. The funeral takes place to-
morrow az Grace church. in thai CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

NAVAL. - The United States steamer
Shawmut was to leave NorfoI K for Hampton
Roads on Saturday, and orders were expected
from the Navy department directing her 10
leave to-day tMOnday) for Aspinwall The
nj Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16
FITz JONI PoRTER's CAsE.-The war de

FITZ JOHN PoRTEK'S CASE.-The War de
partment decides that Fitz John Portar's
case cannot De reopenec, Tor these reasons:
No lrregularity appears in the original pro-
ceed1nSS, he cannot. under the constitution.
be put second time in jeopardy of his life,
as he was by his first trial, being now a civil
ian, he cannot ask court Of inquiry; and a
board OF investigation wopld be an IN
authorized body, with no power 10 vidicate.
and only capable of critlcising a judicial
proceeding sanctioned by the highest law OF
the land, the Supreme Court having decided
that the decision of the court-martiai is
final .-lSpTIn4 rt.l Repfalitcd,I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16
TIE Advanced TeIegra-h Rates.

NEW YORK. August i6.-Tne proposed adj
vanced rates of the Western Union and At
lantlc and Pacific telegraph companies went
INTO effect this morning The rate has been
increased, TO Philadelphia, 20 instead of q
per cent. TO Washington, 40 instead OF %:
anu rates 10 other points I'm proportion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

DEATH BY THE FALL or A HoRsE.-Mr.
John X Skinner, OF this county, was kiIlef
ny me iaii OF a morse, which occurred on the
18th of July, near the Horse Pen Run, on Mt
j: I. Coleman's Farm. He died on the 10th
ultimo he was a youth, highly esteemed
oy all Who knew him.-Leesbsug Wdsh,gg-
lOysiQn W
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Eire.

Boston. August 16.-The bakery OF A. c
Bartlett & Co, III ROxbury district, was en-
tire!y destroyed this morning by the upset
ting OF a barrel Of lard into the fire. Several
adjoining buildings were damaged. Total
loss from Sle, 600 20 ~. 900; insurance small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

JEsUTTS REQUESTED To MOVE ON.-Let-
tiers received at New York from Costa Rica
say that in July a number Of JeSuits. VIII O
had been baniShed from Guatemala, arrived
within ten miles OF the capital. where they
were ordered 10 stop. A deputation OF two
thousand Masons waited upon Congress and
petitiOned for their removal as mlSchievOus
persons. which request, after considerable
debate, was granted The banished priests
were, however, granted - 200 for the relief OF
their immediate wants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

ATTEMPT TO Poison A MoTHER-IS-LAw
Narenus York. aged seventy years, a son-in-
law OF Mrs. Narney, OF Sandwich, ". His
accused of attempting 70 poison Mrs. Var
ney and three other members OF her family
by administering corrosive sublimate in
their drink. The latter are all suffering from
the effects OF the poison, and York will be
arrested on suspicion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

BOGUS DIPLoMAs.-A ST Louis exchange
says:-"lt was supposed for a long time that
the trade in bogus American medical iiplo-
mas had been effectually suppressed, but
recent developments show that IL stu flour
ishes, though not so vigorously as in the
olden time. The nefarious business was first
started In Philadalphia I'm 1Sf1.n
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The 81. Louis Insane Asylum Sleep.
ing Drnughl

ST. LOUIS. July l6-Reliable Information
has just been received from the insane
asylum that no more patients 10 whom the
conium mixture was administered Saturday
night have died, but on the contrary All
have fully recovered from its effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

Two TRAMPs called at the Manton house,
Johnston, r. l., Friday night, and AFTER
being fed demanded liquor. This being re-
fused. one drew a revolver and shot ]. E.
Phillips, the proprietor, through the head
The tramp escaped. Moral: Whatever a
framp as ks for give him.
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Minnie CoDway.s Marriage

NEW YORK. August lG.-MT. Levy. the
gell-knOwn cOrnetist. and Minnie Conway
daughter of the late Mrs. Sarah <. Conway
Of the Brooklyn Theater, were married yes
terGay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

TEE POsTMAsTER q EN ERAL has removed
large number of pOstmasters in various
sections of tie country for improper DISPOSE
ton OF postage stamps, ami unjustly increas-
ing their salaries thereby.
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Rev. Thomas Fitzgerald.

NEW YORK, August l6.-Rev. Thomas
Fitzgerald, OF Nj. ST. Mary's college, En-
mittShurg. was raised TO a deacOnate lnflice
OF deacon yesterday. by Bishop LoUghlir,
in the cathedral al BrOOklyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

ARREST OF A SAFE RoBBER.-An at.
tempt was made on Saturday to rob the safe
OF the Franklin insurance company Of Baiti-
more. One of the thieves escaped, but the
other is now in custody. They were profess
sional burglars, and are probably from, New
York.