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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-04

SECOND ANONYMOUS LETTER
Early on the following morning this letter post
marked philadelphia" az beIDre, delivered from
the selfaccused kidnapper showing that his bodncss
or his knowledge Of the deficiency Of the police
their very
Mr. Ross
You should have let know his address through the
E~sLey have everything ready when know where he
Let know In the star just his Post Office, the
and number the You put IL in the star
beam" column the Personal" column iou delaying
me Hurry up keep quiet. Let your notice se sha
way
W B..-P o.,
the 81 the street. FIJI the blank with the name
or number u the street. city This closed
row for must ket this will give ull account to
laml but 70 40 one else 80 make haste.
Accordingly in the Epening Star OF that date there
appeared tie following PERSONAL
- ~ .
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WILL WALTER OR WILLIAM BAKER LATE OF
w Georges Station, 5. c., send me his address
G. X ROSS. BOG Market street.
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NNB OF tue FOUR-I HAVE FOUND HIN.
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sIVALTER BAKER, NO. 1918 MARKET STREET,
w Philadelphia
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THE EvANGELIsTs LABoRs-HETERoDoxY AND
APOSTOLIC SUCCESSION COMBINED IN ANTAG-
oNIsM-A SERMON ADDRESSED TO CHRISTIAN
MOTHERS,
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LOCAL NE US.
Condensed Locals.

Knights OF St Patrick. See adj.
Detective ClarvOe, who has been on fs III
recently. Is now recovering.
The street lamps will be lighted at :. 20 u.
M. and eNtiDguished at $40 y. M.
The Treasure OF the Children's Hospital
has received one hundred dollars from "a
father
The Roys' JOlI1lGi, published az Alexandra
by j. GuilfOrd White aud Geo. L. Bitter, is
8 promising specimen of amateur journalism.
The colOTiEg Of EE1anuel Lsutz ss' paint
ing in the Capitol, Westward the Course
Of Empire Takes It's Way" has been bright
eDfd up by a cleansing prOce IS.
The board of fire commissioners held q
special meeting last night 10 consider the
subject OF their annual report now in course
of preparation.
An alarm of IRE from box rs 9th and
Streets this morning, some one suppo. in 2
nom tEe0ense smoke issuing flOm Calvary
Baptist Church that the building was on fire.
The smoke was from defective flue.
Bellew sends The CIfholic FtGnsily Alalaanc
for 1876. No. 3 of THE New York Drama"
and the Chimney Corner: from the junction
News Depot We have DemoTest's Monthly for
December.
An unclaimed letter, bearing the follow
ing superscriPtiOn, reached the deai-letter
Office yesterday:
Augustus Jones, the web-foot scrub
To whom this letters wants to go,
Is chOIping cord wood for his grub
10 Silver CITY. Idah0.r
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ALEXANDRIA.

FIRE.-The alarm OF fire about eight o'cloek
THIS morning was caused by the burning OF a
woodshed on the property OF the late q.
English, adjoining the sacfisty OF st. Mary's
church. The department was Speedily on the
ground and at work. About 500 damage
was done to the sacristy by fire aud water.
which is covered by insurance I'm the Roger
Williams company of Baltimore. The fire
against trellls work.
CUTTING AFFRAY.-A colored man name
Tom Irggs was badly cut with kuife
during an alteration near the Bridge pump
ON Saturday night, by three negroes, named
stuart, CePh Thompson and Frenchy. The
assailants fed to Washington. and have not
been arrested. Diggs Injuries, although
Painful, are not considered serious.
NoMINATIoNs-The conservatives OF the
second ward have nominated W. W. Herbert
for the council. j. Thomas Beckham was
nominated by the conservatives Of the third
ward. The conservatives of the fourth ward
decline TO make a nomination Tor Alderman
Sentinel 15fh.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM BURSISG.-MiSs
Elizabeth SlncoN, who lives with Mr. Robert
Williams, on north Fairfax street. made
narrow escape on Saiuriay last The back
o. her dress caught IRE from the kitchen
stove and was In a light blaze before she
discovered il, and had 10 not been for the
presence OF mind OF the other inmates Of the
house, who Immediately enveloped her in
blankets, and thereby eXtinguished the
flames, she would undou btedly have been
seriously injuDed.
appeared in the Gazette of a party who came
here from Washington TO get married, but
Jailed 10 effect that purpose, and went Of
without paying their hotel bill. The princt-
pal, =. Il. Gallant, has since been back here
and paid the bill, and says that the young
settled the account before he left
Gazette, l5th.
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GEORGETOVN.

Bridge street and Aqueduct avenue is TO b
enclosed by q substantial curbing, which. &C
is 10 be hoped, will be the means OF prevent
fr horses and a bath for tie street Arabs.
IHE OFFERINGS OF WHEAT at the Mer-
chants Exchange today amounted 20 42.eo1
4e-42N.
RIVER AND CANAL-rArrived-Scno
Hugh b. McCsuley, with stone for District
government. By canal-Boat Seneca with
2,0oo bushels wheat, 500 bushels mill feed.
go bushels corn, and 40 barrels for T. &.
Wheeler, and 100 bushels wheat for II. NJ.
Ia bolt
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HARD MONEY IN MINNEsoTA-The happy
republicans OF Minnesota serenaded Hon.
John 8. Pillsbury, their governor elect, on
Saturday night last, and in the course of
brief ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the mpliment
way: Il am proud that Minnesota has npos
nounced SO emphatically, with her sister
states, Ohio, Iowa and Pennsylvania, for
hard money and in favor Of resumption of
specie payments at the earliest practical
moment. 1t is the only safe and true policy,
and the one that will restore confidence
abroad in American securities as well as
stimulate business at home and increase the
m aterial welfare of internal enterprise,
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RIA dispatch from Cheyenne states that
trains are blocked on the Onion Pacific rail-
road by snow, and telegraph communication
is interrupted.
~William l. never is in Bismarck's deep
est secrets, for two reasons. He would bs in
their way, and they would bother him ex-
ceedingly.
HS-"WEaZZer maZzer me o" ind gnautly in
quired the fellow sitting on the curbStDne,
blinking at the officer as IL the light hurt his
ewes. "WhaZzeT maZZer me2" Juzzpr same
ole ng-hypdermic lection whizZky."-
BTOCilsH dTg1tS.
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A SCORE OF PERSONS PoIsosED.-The

A SCORE OF PERSONS PoIsosED.-The
employees of the BloOdgoOd mills, near
Railway, purchase much of their provisions
at the cOmpany's store. On Saturday a new
cheese ives cut, and in the evening all those
who ate of 10 were taken violently sick hay-
ing pains and other SYMPTOMS of poisoning.
The Railway physicians found fifteen persons
suffering terribly, and there We're as many
more who ate but sparingly, yet were more
or less affected. A father, mother, and child
named Marshall were the most seriously
taken, but all were saved. The symptoms
were those Of metallic poisoning, and the
treatment for il was successfully L. Sta,
15H.
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HORSE DISEASE IN LoUDOUN Co.. Va
We regret to lealn several horses have re-
Gently died in this neighborhood from the
effects of the prevailing malady. Col. ARM
lstead Rust, we learn, lost two valuable
horses during the present week; Mr.. S. Ben
nett lost one. Those familiar with the dis
ease think the cause of death results from
using the horse while sick. They should be
kept quiet and in warm, com Portable stables,
until they are well-Lees6iay Vd) Wdshiag-
fC,liny.
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EXPULSION OF A MINISrER.-The Rev.
NJ. rankel. lately in charge of the reformed
church in Hazleton, Pa, who was recently
dismissed from the SusQuehanna Chassis on
the charge of gambling and drunkenness,
took an appeal to the synod, which was in
session last week at Lancaster. Frankel
conducted his own defence, claiming there
was conspiracy between the witnesses to
ruin him. The action of the Chassis in dis
missing the accused was sustained by a vote
of l16 to 13.
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THE FUNERAL OF NJ. GUIBoRD will taxa
place TO day at Montreal, and the full force
OF police have been ordered out, together with
the military to the number Of 965 men, In an
tic1patiOn OF rfOtOus demonstrations. II has
Deen decided 70 discard the sarcophagus and
to use only q wooden coffin for the remains.
~. Douere, ofehe Insutut Canadien, yester-
day requested the proprietors of the Mon
treal pap8<s not tOpublish anything in refer
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\ TURKISH DEFEAT.-A special 10 the
London Times says that in the recent en-
gagement between the Herzegovian insur-
gents and the Turks near Gatschko the lat
ter were defeated and compelled 10 retreat
with a loss OF one thousand men killed and
the loss of their baggage, ammunition aud
several cannon
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CIT z ITEMS.
Removal-Corus &c

hPmoN1t-t0FuS. &C
On ana after December LIST, DR.. White,
CsiTClSoclid. viii occupy the very eligible
Pennsy lvania avenue, opposite Willari's
Hotel, where he will continue the successful
treatment Of COrns, Buninns, Chilblains,
Vascular EXcresceBces, Club and IngrOwing
Nails, &c.
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0"Now," said citizen of Rawlins, wy
omipg territory, at recent dance, lyon see
tfat heifer in red dress; that's my wife; am
Ell yer canoe with her more'n two times,
paId, III shute the bull top NV yer he'd of.
WEar'l yer drink ?v
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HA business house in Columbus has con-
spicuoueiy displayed I'm its show window a
mans skull, and printed in large letters
across the forehead these words of warning
tn the daily swarm OF travelling salesman:
"This was drummer"
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Use ALADDIN SECURITY OIL and prevent
any possibility OF an explosion, such as oc-
Cured at BSbcOck's frame factory, October
2sth, 1875. lille
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GREATEST BARGAINS YET.

20 pieces BOIL POPLIS at Ca cent?, reduces
from = KS.
so pieces all-wooI WHITE FLANNEL, yars
wide. AZ 25 cent?, worth 81 = cents.
heal Good WHITE FLANNEL IS cents
Atwood CAMEJs HAIR DRkSs GOODS iC
cents, reduced from 62is cents.
Z wool 81 NC Ks 81 cents, reduced from 50.
Three-ply aud ingram CARPETS st cost, 70 cio-o
Cut.
BED COMFORTS cheap.
GEO. J. JOHNSON q CO.,
noyltr III NaRKEr SPACE.
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ANIrsAwrMAn,s Frvvv

AN INSANE MANS FUNNY WILL.-Casi-
mir Sauer, an insane man, arrested in Hn-
boken, N. j., last Saturday, had in his mock
ct PAPER purporting to be his will, be-
queathing his body to the Emperor OF Ger
many, his soul TO the President OF the United
states, his dog 20 the governor of New Jer.
sey, and his c,Othes TO his wife.
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CENCE.-Previous to being sentenced bv
Judge Krekel, Colonel Joyce made e speech
to the court, in which he declared his limo
cence OF the charges against him in most EN-.
phatic terms, and asserted his Conviction was
secured by the peYjured testimony OF self
convicted thieves, who acknowledged to their
oelng rObbing the government for years.
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FRECKI rs removed by Natures Beautirer.
FRFcELEs removed by Natures Beautifier.
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1II NaRKEr SPACE.
BARGAINS BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
RRODEEaD CO.

BRODIEEaD a CO,
500 pelInsy(UO1tid AUc7uie, Oct. on dHd ION SIS
In lite attention 20 the following GOODS, all 81
which are hrst class An color, quality aud ~ le, aud
sold in many Instance iron Is - - per Cg.a
less than ruling market prices:
Snowflake Suitings; Csrnel's Hair Piaiis; Knick-
orbOcker Plaids and Suifiugs: Fretch Merin1-
srench Diagousl-: Trap Ste; Black silks: Black
Cashmeres; Brown 81 Il; Black A l3acas and Mo
hairs; SIX nelyets: Nelyeteens; French Muslins.
spanCied TaTlstans. Plain TaTletsus; sWisses
French Piques. kaiusooks: NzzalIa, for Ruffiine
LoIescale Cambria; Bleached and Uutleacbet
SheetiuRs and shirtiugs; White ard Rel Flannels
Wool Blankets. Bedsgread.. Linen Table Damask
Towels. Napkins. Ladies and Gents Underwear;
Hosiery; bandksrchiefs; Kid Gioges; Ribbons:
fUfhngs: Collars ana Cufs; Buttons. Dress Lin-
ings; Shavls. NsterEToof Cloths; Hamburg Edc-
inR and lpsertings. sc. &C.
Ladies Scarlet ana Merino Undcrvests, novel sud
desiTsble;D Nansutta a. Bleached Cotton. IS per
yard Three button Paris h ids. in White aud Black
sbd street sud party ogl 1rs, 81 g; Brown silks ~
81 per ysrd, worth s.. ~ /" d Rose. iron franc
SID best quality 81 per Dozen, splendid all Linen
Napkin 81 ! per n zen
Our goods are selected with great care, and rnr-
chased and sold y strictly cash basis aud there
lore our ability 20 give the fRi. raius in all cases
BR0DHYaD q c..
oc'29-tr 939 Penus. sv.. bet. orb and lCth sts.
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THE CONCERT to be given this evening at
Lincoln Hall, for the benefit of the Analos-
tan Boat Grub, will, according to every indi-
rapjdIy being sold. and some of the best mu-
steal talent OF Washington and Baltimore
Will be present.
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READNG NOTICES.

THE CROWN TOOTH BRUsHES.-BrIS. ties
will not fall out or break of while ing To
secue the genuine see that Tie Groom Brush
is stamped on handle.
A FULL LINE OF the Crown Tooth Brushes.
Hair Brushes and Combs, by w. ). ThCmp-
son, druggist. 703 18th street.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.

~ SEE DIPLOMA OF Holmes on Man ofths
Wy Mountain LJrsT PtllS st Fickiing q WEIGH s,
Druggists, under Forrest Ha I, Georgetown.
$1,000 for the detection of Mercury or any
other poisonous substance in them. Sold ny all
Druggists. ocfis 5yR
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
- Fine Csshmeres in beautiful Cloth Shades
200 pieces Plain and Pisid Dress Goods new est
sylee, at Is, So IS, 49, and 90 cents and upward, very
cheap.
Large stock Of Square and Long Shavls,
Special bargains IN Bed Blankets. Beaver Cloths
ana Cassimers, Cottons. Calicoes, and HousekeepnE
G9ods at 70 sect prices; Carpets, on Cloth aud Russ
BENJAMIN MILLER,
nov1-u 103 Bridge street
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pRICES REDUCED ON CARPETS.
FULL STOCK oF DRY GOODS AT LOWER
RATks THAN FoR TWENTY YEARS.
Androscroggin Cotton, l0c -unpr-cederted.
tntra Heavy CAntCu- lannel. i2kc.
tfcs q best Calrcoes. 6t4c.-fast colors,
Dress Goods Plaids, lzss. Is. &c 20 slH0
Elegant Camels II air aud French Plaifs
al " DOL eat'nts and Empress Cloths, 81 &C.
fesf MAKES BLACK Cazimnres-all wnol-T5c IN
fonrntng Goods IN Marines Drap Rte &C
6AkPETSToCh MUSTBE SOLD FOh CASH.
Phlnks OF ALL INGRAM CARPETS DOWN
lRoM Toto Isc. AHD.-NOW FOR BARGAINS
English and best American Brussels, 9 l5-worth
Sis.
Tarestrg Brussels. 81 40 60 als.
hugs, Mats. OIL flsthz-verp cheap.
Blankets from el.50 q sI2 90 pair,
no,lH r 3; sS s.El9. sv,:..
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weather Probabilities To-day.
orrrnr or CaIrY sIaNAL OrRrasR. }

IVN" tosS.
For the middle states, rising barometer,
winds veerfng to west and north. colder
cloudy weather and light rain, turning into
snow in northern portion, followed tonight
by partly cloudy weather.
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THE CASE OF GEN. JOHN MCDONALD, ex-
supervisor OF internal revenue of the st.
Louis district, was called in the United
States District Court In that city yesterday.
His counsel endeavored to have the case laid
over few days until certain papers could
De received from Washington, but Judge
Treat declined to grant the request, and the
jury was empaneled and the prosecution
opened with statement Of the case by As
sistant United States Atto1egR eaa==4seH.
A TEST VOTE IN THE VRENcH ASSEMBLY.
The debate in the French assembly yester-
day was on Q motion to postpone the con-
sideration OF the municipal law, and result
cd In another triumph for the government,
the motion being carried by q large MAORI
ty.. This result Is adverse 70 the republicans
and will have the effect OF throwing the man.
agement of the coming elections In the hands
OF the conservative mayors.
A NAUsEous DOSE RKJECrED.-John w :.
Taylor, the lawyer of Newark, N. J., who
was appointed by Judge Moore, Of Brooklyn,
as commissioner in the case Of the alleged
perjury Of Joseph Loader to take the testi-
mony OF Gr. and Mrs. Joseph Richards. has
be made.
0A Lewiston, Ne, magistrate fined
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WANTS HIS NAME CHANGED-John r.
Grimes has filed bill by Mr.. w. Redin
Woodward Tor change of name to John F.
Carter. He sets forth that he has for many
years dOmiciliated in the family OF Mr.J
+. Carter. and has always borne the name
of that family, and he has done business in
that name.
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FRENCH GIT Lake George diamonds, set
y, let aud gold; French jet 9 and garnet Jew
10y received at Prigg's jewelry store No
NJ <s61syiyaaia Syepue, near ~ street.
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ATTENTION Is CALLED 10 the advertise
Inent Of handsome brick house at lie Droit
Iaik- The park Is growing rapidly in pop
ula,ion, ard having the advantage OF all
city ccnveniences, such as water, gas and
severe, IL Is really part Of the city. The
distance OF The park from the post Office is
oily h:,if OF the Instance to Georgetown. I
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nRY GOODS NOTICE.

The undersigned hayinG purchased from the o.
sisnees Of the iase firm of Began Wyiie their en-.
tire stock Of
pRY GOODS, &C.,
Has reopened a. the old stand, lOll I'm streef
with choice and select asDortmouf Of
EDW FALL And WHITTIER GOODS.
Shice VII . 81 q lowest ra&ss. Great bargains
WI. BIRD WYLuR.
0et0-u 1o1l 7th treet porthwssf
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THE GovERNMENT's4H PER CENT. BONDS.
Several capitalists want TO buy bonds of the

THE CONVENIENTLY PER CENT. BONDS
Several capitalists want to buy bonds of the
United States bearing Ak per cent. interest
The act of July IA, 1870, authorized only two
hundred million Of the per cent. bonds.
The act OF January 20, 1871, authorized three
hundred million more of per cents. Butas
the act OF 1870 authOriZ ed three hundred mil
lion ~ per cents. and one thousand million
4 per cents, making fifteen huudr"i million
in all, the stipulation in the act OF 1871 that
the three hundred million authorized by that
amendment should not increase the gross
amount allowed by both acts, 1t becomes a
question whether the fives in the act of 1871
the fours of 1870. The Secretary of the
meet at such an early day, to refuse any
offer for more bonds, except at 4 per cent. in
fereSt, and leave the dOubt to Congress for
c,rI II is from @
Treasury and the President will both recon-
mend permission TO negotiate the per cent.
bonds, and that Congress will grant such per-
mission before the holiday recess.
The NATIONAL FALL BILLIARD TOUR
was commenced In New York last night at
Tammany Hall. There are twenty-one
games to be played, OF three hundred POINTS
each, and four prizes are offered as follows:
First prize, 81 500; second, 900; third, $780,
and fourth, $3.50. The winner of the tourna-
nent also receives gold medal. The first
which was won by the former. The second
game was between Maurice DAILY and A. p.
Rudophe, and was won by DAILY.
WOMEN SUPPLEMENTARY event OF some
interest this week will be the seven tn annual
convention of the women suffrage in New
York city. Bishop Gilbert Haven will pre-
side ard make the opening address. VIM.
Lloyd Garrison. Julia Ward Howe, Mary A.
Livermore, Col. Wentworth, Charles g.
Ames and other well-known friends of the
cause are among the promised speakers.
s0A business house in Columbus has con-
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Amusemeats. &c. Tonight.
NdfioR1i TheG,eT.-John Owens in Self
LiHeolii HGa--The AnalOstan Boat Club
concert.
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CHEAPEST CASH DRY GOODS
STORE IN WASHINGTON.

yery stout Canton FLANNEL q.
sDisndk yard wide Ootton. Dc
One yard a1d q xuartsr Cotton. Re.
Very vide eheesing Cotton. sc
pIr Ian. vsds Pacific Csnbros, in Hsvy Blue, Seal
Double width Black WsAsr- proof, re.
OA8fkRp, 50S MARKET SPACE.
Hery nnest Black AIPaca. ue.; worth &c.
bergsSns = Plack ofks, 81 -. u 50, Elm, ca
Ssw Pr ooo1s reoeivsd svsry dag,
ExceIlenf Calico, C.
Oessfmere Tor men and boys. cheap.
woven seams English Stockings. So. ce<1s-er
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. WISELY CHAPEL LECTURE CoURsE-The
course commencing Novem Der 2ith aud en-
bracing lectures by Edward Eggleston, John
H. Cough, Henry Vincent and DIR. Hayes is
attracting considerable attention, both on
account of it's merit and from the fact that
IN Is the only lecture course so lar announced
for this winter in Washington. The first
lecture-Eggl eston's-on"H Oosier Sketches
IS full of wit and humor and instruction.
The other lectures by Cough, Vincent and
Hayes are new. never having been deli vered
IN this city. The lectures Will be held in
wesley Chapei, and reserved seats may be
secured at Warren Choate * Co.'S without
eXtEa charge.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Ihos. j. Con way anu Kate y. Mailey; ThOs:
ard Alice NJ. Clapp; George lockwood and
Louisa Johnson, Of Georgetown; Thomas A.
Hillary, OF Baltimore, and Margaret Ann
Lee.
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THE SIXTH STREET (CoLcRED) BAPTIST
CHURCH TRoUBLE--The members OF this
church Who side with Rev. X. s. Laws and
against pastor Lee, have adopted resolutions
Withdrawing from the church building, and
viii hold religious services In RobersOn's
nail, on Virginia avenue, South Washing
10, bS' nnIlI the pending salts In reference 70
Lee Is notified 10 meet the executive board
Of said church on Wednesday evening, Nc
NembST y, lss5, tS answer the charges against
nm, and show why he should not be excnm
~ unieated from the fellowship Of this
cIurCh.0
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The MARYLAND REPUBLICAN AssocIA-
TON held a meeting at Clarkes nall, Penn
sylvania avenue, last evening, and the fol-
year: Thomas ID. Bond, president; r. SWIFT
aker, first vice president; Shipley Brashiers.
second vice president; John c. Farquhar, re-
eOrding secretary; g. w. G. Rohrer, CORES
ponding secretary; Col. VIM. Gibson, treasu-
Ter; Capt. joan Robinson, sergeant at arms.
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WHO owns THE BRICK IN THE SIDE
wALK?-It will be recOllected that a few
days ago Samuel Hermon was before the PO-
lice Court on the charge of the larceny of
bricks, which he claimed as his own, they
having been taken from the pavement in
front OF his property by street improvers
and appropriated by him. The District Com
missioners to-day, by Mr.. VIM. Brney, en-
tered suit in replevin for the brick in ques-
fiQn.
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