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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

Der Snbianer.&ri q idcint
i'm Sanbe ~ berlauicn. Sic 8encraIe
Groot unb Serrp fonnen Sitting Dull,
ben SGuptlins Der Siour ni6t inben;
berfelbe bat ii6 nod @ornsn aepenbtt,
unb miro wubridcinIid int 8inter aus
5unser feline Siour %siu,sIu wieeer mad,
Der 9teierpation fdidcn, um iid BON,
Commencement eruabren ~ %IGiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
Suns itub 8rjffp,p.

Sic erte Sdur;'ide GampasnereSs
ont 25 /. ". in Gleuelanb aebaIten, iuar
wicOer Gin Mieiiterwert. CT treibt BARN
feline Serlaumber unb Scmatler tidti9
un,o rerSientermaben su 9aaren. Gle
1T cine slausenoe &edtfsrti8ung ieiner
@anolunssweiic. Or benefit, tpie eben
MIR bon Subes unter ben icsisen llmitan-
ben mirfIiae unb ebrlide &eform su er'
warten 1T, unb perbammt Die Srantao.
minitration 10 fart pie je. Der vSt'
9ouis 8cpubliean," uie Sebermann weib
,e.ne bemotratiide 3cituns, beipridt Sisie
8ebe il, ;iuei peridicoenen IrtifeIn. SIM
srtsn beeunbet fid Der @epubliean als
ffbr speifelbaiten SsfOrmer, inoem er es
Sdura gum 8ortuurf madt, bab er Sabes
tpie bas iibri9ens aus beGen @nnabme'
fdreiben oeatlid beruor8ebt, Die Ibflat
suidreibt. bic 9ltmter obne &udfdt auf
Die Yarteianscb0rigfeit ntr mad @ab'
sabe Der 3idti9feit Der 8euerber su be.
icken. Gr neunt bas Gerratb all Der
uno GepcIution sc9en Die Yartei. Sn
Ye,nem s~iueiten sIrtifeI idreibt er, mad.
Dem er Den Yepeis sefubrt bat, bab
Sdur3'S Steoe cine &riessertldruns se'
gen Die Srantbanoe fei, Die ofenbar
SaDeS sutbeibe, nit f~olsenoen 8ortsn {:
uDieies 1T cine RriessSrobuns aidt nur
sesen Srant; ionbern aud sesen Die
8arteiiatropen, bic i'm nntertiitcn ODER
entidulbisen, uno 9err Sdur, sibt an,
hisfur bOben Iuftraa gu BADEN. g 1T
fein Sebeiinnib, bab Die biefsen 6reunbe
griitoips beitimmt ueliidern, oieier tuerbe
uieocr i'll bas 6inansminiiterium cintre'
ten. uuS oieie Sebauptuns NIT Der
SdurS'iden 8eoe suiammenseuommeu.
entbalt cine Yorausiaae, oab unter $abes
Die Yartei ,griitouiirt" wiiroe, uab'
renS bic rYurteiiatrapen," welde ie
untsr Grant contrOairten, aedatet iuiirs
ben"
go fdreibt Der n@epnblican" nnb ME
III Sapes uno ieiuen 8eRrebunsen mebr
Getedtisfeit tuioerfabren, ais nit Oisien
@orten.
Gs bdudt uns, ais Of Sas 3susnib,
oab ba $aseS ausseteLt pirb, iammtli-
dc 9iberale gu ibn siehen unb Die an ibre
Yartei yefefelten Demofraten wenistens
sn Der lleb~erSeusuns brin0en mibte, bab
Elm Sies Ses Serrn SaDeS unter alsn
llmitGnbcn nidt nur fir bic Station, ion.
bern aud fur bic bemotratiide Yartci
bon @uten iein mlbte. Ste Ocmotra.
ten baben ia ieiner Belt lid fir 8riitow
beseitert, ie baben fd ~menisFeus TO
scitelt. @arum wollen ie alio iebt
nidt Elm autss Omen BARN ieben, bab in
Dem fir iie idlimmiten Sale 8riitow unb
fem bon linen 10 iebr %serihmtes Sbitem
ipieber gu Gbren unb in Sebraud fame.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
Sf'"es betFere 0efbdfts.

~ OSSs~vs
AaSf1tem.
4tan lisst IN Der neueken hummer
= - ,. 9aaSeasssituus": .8dbreno
- fey sidss Mo1atsn bH G4il5sr:
- Der decentralization, fofern man
e ssasttsit aetssvt!eitsedppqt1 sist
s"oers'al In f&narsen 0arben malem
1onnte. bat 6& Die aef&afIi@e Gage
pabreno Der Iettsn @o&en sntidieben
treunOli3sr se1altet. Su pisIeu Bran.
@sn eerridt cine erfreuli&e statiateit
Juno teas: bic $auptia@e' iit0esNsibt lid
aoeran etpos mebr yertrauen tunb. Ga
1T Oesipsgea'n nod fsane nrfaat Sdtbanbsn,
S~ubeai:ber ansuhimmem unb elmer fpfor.
t'ae' MisOerfehr Der aasemeinen Yros.
per'tat entaesnsufeben: per ioI&es En-
l%Oartet, wirS i@ arsen saufdunaeu aus
'tsen. Ssnn nod finb gu pieIe @unbeu
uHsebeilt unb bic eben %besonnene Sei.r.
uns tahn MUIR Iansieme Sortidritte ma.
dhen. Nber bab cine 8eferuns iiber.
baupt ~ eonftatiren it. bab init benz Is
Seidaft, iuenn su@ nod Iansiam, tujebsr
bersauf seht. fam benz aiaulfrneitiarn,ssna,,
p0rurtbsilsfreien Seobadter nidt Der.
borsen bIei5en. Y ~"
Namentli@ bat fd Die 8e6eruns bis
lebt i'm Manufaeturiuaaren- Seidaft, i'm
si'tbeimiiden wie iremoen, fbblbar ae.
nadt. Ser 0tidaaua. Der. .Yreiie, 1T gum
Stinfanb s~efommen unb GroiKfen wie
Oetaaiiten ae,sen mebr &auFut. @as
SaS Yrooutten'@eidaft betrift, TO bat
Die siinftise GOuiunetnr in Yetroleum 10.
uobl YroSncenten ME Gsporteurs in &c.
bobene Stimmuna uerisbt, benn auf
Sieier Seite oes Oceans bat Der itetiae
Ipan3 bieies Nrtifels nur Gewinn unb
in einielnenSaaen gang enormen sebradt.
FUR anoere Yeooutte, wie Baumwole
unb 8robRofe, inO Die Susfdten, wenn
aud nidt brilliant. bod immsrbin 9initia
uno bari man einem minoetenS befriebi.
Genoen Export entSescniebem. Oasesen
baben bic Sabrit'SnterefIen Ses 9anbes
= unb namentlid Die Giien- SnSuirie -
ioueit nod wenia on Der 8sHeruns par
ticipirt, bod beripridt man iid bon Dem
3uiammenbrud bes Soblenrinses mo
Dem baraus reiu!tirenoen bebeutenbeu
6aa i'm Yreiie Der &oblen cine belebenbe
@iidwirfuns auf e~in,elne Sranden Der
6abrif' S%noufrie. GILES in Maem &C.
nommen, BARI mon %bsbaupten, bab Die
Nusfdten fir oas 3erbit. unb @imter'
aeiddft nod in teiaem Sabre lett Der
Sriiis fid 10 gut an8elaicn baben, ais in
bieIem Centennial Sabre"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
9taats 2idet.

Gir @ruptrntur:
GUSTAV A. FINKELNBURG
ron Ct. Grais.
Sir Qifatsaaat @euSsrntur
C. C. ALLEN
spn Saspsr Counts
Sir StaatS{<frttsr:
EUGENE +. WEIGEL
ron Ct. 2euia.
Sir Staats.S &asmrifer:
JOHN SEVERANCE
ron q. Sciept.
Sir @utitrr:
GEORGE r. SMITH
BON Sstaliu.
Sir Staats. anpalt:
A. W. MULLINS
yrn 9inn County
Sir Rrei*rar:
RICHARD DRANE
srn Rarion.
Sir Ri'Stsrtss Eterstri@tes
HON. DAVID WAGNER
GiItntabnepm miRdrE
LANCER Iermia
II. r. ALLEN bon ct. 2ouiS.
srsitsr 1srniR:
Il. ID. HARPER, bon Sass
tnr;er Iemin:
ISAAC HAYES, bon MacOn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
= Sin SiufprmGfNIer nor al. E .ok.,,

Gin SinterWdlbler, Der bic Genteu,
NAL ausltcauna in philadelphia beiudt e
purSe, ais I'M @ieuer SAFE Der &eIuer
nit gra,ioier Serbeuauns inn bic Ser.
hiette iberreidte, ~unansen ebm" unb
'aste, uer ipife febr wobl, mann er Elm
Soldsntud gu sebraudeu babe, aud obne
III iold' bancsreifIider @eiie baran er.
innert ;u uerSen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
arin3mncrfamfc

Ser Undergraduate wiinidt feline in
Seftion q unb % Gan9c 6, Gownidip
As beIesene 6arm al annebmbaren Yrei'
len au uertaufen ODER iu permietben.
Das Nniueicn bsiebt aus 100 Ndtr unh
Fam seuiinidten HaGes in auei SbeiIen
bcrfauft weroen, ba ih auf oieiem Ylabc
sruei Wobnbduier nebit allen n0tbigen
Standardization %befnhen. Bel ieocm her
beioen 9duier 1T binreihenb @aher Dor.
banben. lin ndbere ~9luSfunft wenoe
man ii9 an Den unter,eidneten.
sos. Stord
.r @asconaoe Nerrp, Wc.
~ q. 9. Die Sarm lit ~ cine WeiIe
bon per Yotofftce eutfcrnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
@aruuu0!

Oa mid meme 0rou O9ne 9ercdte
llrfade perlaiien bat, 70 iuarne i'd biers
nit Sebermann ibr auf mcinen Wancn
@aoren ODER anbsre Irtitel su uerfnnfem,
inoem ib nidt fir oiciclbcn baftbar iein
uerbe. @ud warne id ollie o~ieieniaen
bic am 10. ODER II. SUM 1876 Noten
on mid ausacuten, ODER nit i'll @ednuna
teben, an meine sSrau iracnO welde Sum'
men ;u bcsablen, ba i'd Die @iltiafeit
folder 3ablunscu Dor Seridt beanitan'
ben wcrbe.
5obn Yetcr Oanufer,
Sermann 90. Nuouit 1876.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

Brifom bdtten mir unteritibt,
iagen btutide ucberlaufer. Stun 8ri'
tom unteriiibt Sapss uno 9etterer mar
Der bette Ganoioat. uadoem Ser 8riitou
nidt ernannt werben tonnte. 8ritow
uirb 3ages' redte 3anb icin, nadosm
9ebterer erludblt 1T ; alio tucr fir @apes
itimmt, itimmt fir 0riitow.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
-Sn benz tiirfifh S,rk;

-Sn benz tartiid ierbi.
n Srieec ino ole geridte fortwab>
reno wiberiprehenb; .in cnttdeibenSer
Sie9 1T bis iebt bon feinen Sbeile er.
foften. Die .%europaiiaen Mddte iinb
eifris bemibt, einen SrieSens D.. Gsrtraa
gu Stanbe gu brinsen; InblanS bciir,
uortet leSod nur siuen 8aFenNianant,
art mo me5li5 Die SADIE nod lnshr N
Dsrwifcln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

I9- @m Monta9 Mbenb itarb Der
FARMER Soban Soos in ieiner @obnun9
etiua 5 Weilen bon Der Stabt %wobnbaft.
Ser &eritorbene mar 80 Sabre alt unb
aI9emein 9eadtct. Die iroiidc Saae
oeS Serblidenen uurbe beute Moracn
auf Dem fatboliidtn Slrdbofe bceroigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
Spmmcr@Sier!

Som IA. Muauit on, III elm sutes nnb
Sebr baltbares Sommerbier, bauptfGd.
lid fir Ssarmer unb Samilien gum @b'
botteln 9eeisnet. fir nur zoo bas Reg
oSer 35 cts Die SaIone su baben IN
8ropp'SS REVERB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
3m Dcrfamfem!

Die friibcr Stan gB. Eainter't 0atn',
nabc Bel Sermann. 100 N6er nit attsm
gY ohnbaus unb @eben9ebduben N inter
febr aiinfiaen 8sbinsunaen su bsrtaufen.
Yreis : $4,000 90. NahNufragen in
Der Sermann Sapinas 8ant ober ern.
Otto MOnnig.
Sermunn. ben /. Iuguf 1876.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
10 Mn3tt9f+

@ir madcn Die @in;er barauf auf'
merriam, 6ab mir aud oieies Sabr wieocr
Srauben faufen uno bic beitsn Warft'
nod G,uaIitat, bcsablen.
M%nmelounaer Iber Sorten unb Guam
bittea balo 3u MAIDEN
M. Yoeidel& 9 derer'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
&atl

60 mirb hermit betannt gcmaht. Nah
am Samstaa. ben 9ten Stptember 1876
Die iabrIid)e 8ahl bon ,uei Sdulbiret.
loren, fir S&ule 20. l.. Sownibip 46.
@aaae s., tAermann 0fentIide Sduls)
itattinbet' St:mmplab I'M Marftbauit
in Sermana. &S
Sm @uftraa bes SduIratbs,
3. $ irAel. Scfr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

&c. Die Serrsn SawesseI & anbn
babsn ftstS Die acknowledgement an Sauo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11
An Unknown inventor.

In CASTOR TiSSandier's History and
Handbook OF Photography" there is q Curl
Gus anecdote which shows that photography
by the camera was invented by some IN
known person before IT occurred 10 Daguerre.
IL seems that in 1926 a poorly dressed young
man entered the shop OF Charles Chevalier,
the eminent optician, which was at that
time much frequented by amateurs, and de-
manded the price OF one of the new cameras
with converging muniScus lenses, which
were then being made for the first time. The
young mans manner showed that The price
named was far above his means. and Caey-
allier then inquired for what purpose ne re-
quired the camera. The stranger declared
that ne had succeeded IN fixing the image OF
the camera on paper, but that the instrument
he bad employed was of rough construction,
and he was anxious TO continue his expert
ments with the approved apparatus. Cheval-
ller being Sc8ptical as 10 this statement, the
young man placed on the counter before him
piece of paper on which appeared view
OF Paris. and on further questioning gave
the opticlan vial OF blackish fluid, wni CHI
he stated 10 be the fuld with which he oper-
ated. To continue, in the authors own words /:
THE unknown explained TO the optician
how he should 60 to work; then he retired
lamenting his hard tate, which would not
permit him TO possess that object OF his
dreams-a new camera. He promised 10 re-
Turn, but disappeared forever" IL may be
added that Chevallier could ge, no result
with the liquid left with him. The incident
was related to Daguerre, but the unknown
inventor never appeared again, so that his
name and Fate remain mystery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11

SUMMONED TO hICHEoND.-A writ was
received last night by the city sergeant. a.
recting him 10 summon Messrs. Alexander
HUr ter, +. 4. Bee rs m and Holcnnh he " itch
ell 10 sppear before the grand jury OF the
hustiRgs court OF Rich mond on the 18TH inst.
III Is supposed that they are To give evidence
on which To flame Indictments In the late
gambling cases in that CITY.
DlSCHARC ED.-ChaIles Hurdle, OF Wash
lretnn, wfo was smong those captured AZ
the late dog light IN the county, appeared
neiore Justice Aust'n yesterday. and was
liseharged from custody. The penalty for
smrSements in this state is NOT less than
sloo nor more than $500, one-half of which
goes To The educational fund-Gd-e'fe. tO,h.
As Charles Hurdle states that he was not
at the dog fight and didn't give bail, las here
toiore set forth Ia The STAR ID seems IA IN
er rough on him 10 have the bogus Charley
ara Squire Austin and the truthful Gdzcffe
Keep up the joke on him in this wayl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11
a MtIkman's Ffeudfshness.

He surged round the corner into lodges
market, dropped down upon an empty peach
crate, and calculated, ''Tophet!" Tim said,
"What's the matter with your" And the old
man wiped the sweat from his face and said:
Young feller, I'd give - coo 10 git my hands
onto that burned whitewash peddier that
leaves me milk. Last fall" continued the
old man, 81 put up storm-door over the
back stairs, and from that day to this my
milkman with devilish persistency and un-
hallowed depravity) has sot my pail, after
film it with milk, hard up agin the storm
door, on the top step, aud as soon as try ter
open the door over goes the pail. writ
morn 1000 notes ana pinned 'em. onto the
steps, for that man ter leave the pail on the
lower step, butts no use. I've upset MORN
800 gallons OF milk this winter, and there
Amt cussed cat in Ward Nv that don L
know jist where ter come fer her breakfast.
For the last two months I've ginerally gone
out through the front hall and round the
back yard and brought in the pail. did so
this mornin', but forgot ter take my night
key and here am shut out in the cold. The
OLD woman is up-stairs asleep, aud SO burned
deaf that Gabriel hisself couldn't make her
hear nothin'. 1 wish that everlastin' milk
man had ter chaw strychnine till he was
corpse" And the old man ground his heel
into the floor and looked wicked.-[ Bos,oa
Courier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11

80 There is q man in New Hampshire VINO
sends fourteen of his children TO one school.
The rest are too small to go.
SThe Bristol, England, school board h ave
resolved to Introduce cookery as q subject of
instruction in female sc0ols.
HHThe trial Of Piper at Boston for the be-
fry murder has resulted in q verdict of guilty
OF murder in the first degree.
IAll the employees of the Concord IN. H1
railroad have been c,mpelled 10 sign the
Temperance pledge.
HSTo use the language of NJ. Marcel, quot
ed by Herbert Spencer, what the learner
discovers by mental exercise is better known
than what is told him"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11
Precocious Deceit ard Extravaganza

ITfET "a. t'fgtIl,.gg. ,ir. .f.4lgL.|
The attention Of detectives swan AMI Wal
drCn as recently called - the TACT that.a
very young girl appOTeHtly not more than
ten years a age, and OF q very bright ap-
fearaEce and richly dressed, had engaged e
private box a. the theatre FOR four success
slve nights This week. which she paid for
herseii and occupied win young companions.
she was sh2dOwe',' and her ways of life
ascertained. They revealed an extTava gan e
and Independence unparalleled IN one 50
yOung. She engaged hacks CONTINUALLY,
sometimes paying much as SIS and $50 per
day for their hire alone, purchased fUrs.
dress goods, diamonds and other iawelry,
with lavish hand. and was equally eXtrav-
agant In other ways. There Is an absolute
knowledge that within a few mon tbs she had
SquandeTed upwards OF $500. She is an
heiress In her own right, and the money she
obtained from her mother, who was her
guardian, on various pTetenseSs one that she
was the fayorite OF a well-known wealth =
gentleman who invested il for her, and
Others that she needed il for books at school,
contributors at Sunday school, and the like.
She accounted for the articles of her pur-
chase by saying that they were given to her
by the gentleman above alluded to. The
precocity of her powers of deceit and the
FEASIBILITY Of her representations were very
wonderful for one so young, and her mother
and grandfather were completely deceived.
When the facts were made known by the
detectives they were utterly astoundCi. The
lesson of the painful case is very evident.
and the blame attaches almost to an equal
degree to the shopkeepers and others who
sold articles To so young person TO such al
extent without ipouiry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11
From Boston 20 wash,rv,ou

\ NEW LINE or EXPRESS TRAINS TO RUN
IHkoCCH WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Arrangements were completed yesterday
for the IunDing OF express trains between
Boston, Philadelphia and washington with
ont Grange OF cars, to go into effect on or
about April ). The morning express will
leave Boston at o'clock, and reach Phila
delphia at p. m; the evening EXPRESS will
leave Boston at O'Clock, and reach Phila-
delphia about O'Clock the following morn
ing. The trains will leave Boston by way OF
Inc New YORK and New England railroad.
formerly known as the Boston, Hartford and
Ere, connecting with the Providence Hart
ford and Fishkill railroad at wilIimantic;
thence ~ the latter road TO Hartford: thence
by the New York, New Haven and Hartford
Harlem river branch of the New Haven rail-
road to the Harlem river; thence bv the
steamer Maryland, which is provided with
tracks for the accommodation OF trains
down the Harlem and East rivers, around
the Battery, and across the North river. IN
the depot OF the Pennsylvania railroad at
railroad TO Philadelphia and washington.
The running time between Boston and Phil
adelphia will be from eleven to twelve hours,
without change of cars, while the DELAYS aud
Inconvenience of the transfer from the
Grand Central depot to Jersey City will be
obviated. Zach train will have Pullman
The trip OF the steamer Maryland between
the Harlem river and Jersey City will oa.
cupy about IS minutes. On the upper deck
th ne o MIL b be arstclass restaurant Cars
on the new rorte.-lN T. TCi6pne, lOth.
REYNOLDS, THE CONFIDENCE MAN
Reynolds, the confidence man. VINO was
arrested in baltimore on Wednesday,
charged with obtaining so from III. c. Boon
OF Jefferson City, Mo-, by the bogus check
sNlndIe Ia Washington, was taken TO that
city last evening by Detective McDevitt.
Reynolds hao been committed by Justice
Tia gtrty for the grand jury OF Baltimore bat
Mclevitt secured his release at the instance
of Judge CilmOr and took him TO Washing
ton for trial. Reynolds went without q re-
OuisitiOr IL R,f SIN. 1uh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11
BeecheP ys Eoueu

PEoIOSITioS OF SPETNX BOWEN.
HEMP {. Bowen, accompanied by Dr. Will
liam II. Ward, of tie independent. and his
two sons, appeared before the examining
committee OF Plymouth church last nigh,
IN answer 20 the summons ID appear and
TESTIFY as 10 the facts known TO him in ref
erence 10 the charge against Henry Ward
Beecher. Bowen read g statement in which
he alluded 10 urfairness and irregularity OF
procedure, but said that as be wished TO assist
the committee to make the eXamitiat ioa
thorough and conclusive, he would make the
following proposition:
propose that three men within the Con-
gregational body be selected. distinguished
for their wisdom and impartialiiy, such, for
example, SIS President Woolsey, President
Asa u. Smith. President Fairchild. Judge
Lafayette 8. Foster, the Hon. Alpheus Hardy
or the Hon. Julius II. Seelye-men in whose
decision the world Will put confidence; who
shall be pledge TO keep all such evidence
secret; before whom only Mr.. Beecher and
myself shall appear with our witnesses, and
before whom / will consent without any
reserve whatever, and as soon as they can
meet 10 give in fun the evidence which has
led me to say that l have no doubt Mr..
Beecher Is guilty OF adultery, hypocrisy and
perjury.
After consultation the committee passed
the following resolution:
First. The committee decline TO accede 10
Ii ert.
Second. That they now urge him To state
any FACTS IN his possession in support or the
allegation that he has made affecting tha
character Of the pastor
Third. That If he now declines 10 state such
iaets; we shall TO morrow evening report 10
tie Church the action which has been taken
and ask for Instructions.
Ir. Bowen, after protesting against The
acton or The committee in not allowing him
tfe necessary time 10 reply, and declaring
himself reaCy 10 speak, with prOper notice
before any proper tribunal, or even before
tne examining committee, retired With his
two sons and sterographer.
The above account Is derived mostly from
Mr.. Bowen himself. as the committee de-
lined 10 make The proceedings pablo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11

81 aohtel cleared SIC, 600 this winter, and
en- cleared for Europe. His manager, Mr..
Nuendorf, lost $4,000.
~ The Worcester Press think Mas sacnu-
$ IT'S politics without Butler is like home
without mothe r-in-law.
sr The boy al THIN, Ohio, supposed at one
time TO be Charlie Ross, proves 70 be Charles
Schenck, OF Cincinnati, who has been miss
ing for some time.
Z ~The New York board OF aldermen yes
teroay resolved 10 celebrate WasLiDgtoa's
biTthc ay in this Centennial year with 1n-
usuai eclat and display. Business l. To be
suspended and services to be held IN all the
churches.
rCNacame Christine Nilsson Rlnzeaux
has just given up an engagement with Mr
Uhlmann fcr season o. oae month in Bel
eiuIo, fer which size WAS IN receive z29gA1.
". Ronzeanx ID il, and She is unTiilipg ID
ave Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11

CRAZED BY POvERTY.-A pitiable case OF
destitutiOn has recently come to light at Ell
lenville, Ulster county, N. Y. A Mrs. Cam
eron, with her family, resided In q tenement-
house near the canal, and being unable to
pay several months rent which was due,
Uses. She removed her small quantity OF
household goods to an old boat lying in the
canal, and there, with her family half clad
and half starved, she gave way TO bitter
10 be removed to the Hudson River insane
asylum at Poughkeepsie. Her children have
found good homes with families in Ellen
WILLIE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted tonight at SOS
=. m, and extiDgulshed at p. m.
See advertisement of the valuable remedy
"koumiss."
The attendance at the Corcoran Art Gal
lery last evening was the largest of any
thursday evening since the gallery has been
opened.
Snipe have already been seen about the
shores of the Eastern branch, sign of an
early spring. Mr.. y. Jensen killed the first
OF the season this morning.
Those wishing TO exchange farm in Ohio
or Pennsylvania for city property will do
well TO confer with Perry" who advertises
elsewhere.
At a meeting Of the Produce Exchange
last night MeSsrs. HOge, Miller and Phillips
were appointed a committee TO wait on the
grocery merchants of this city and invite
their cooperation with the Exchange.
Every day Col. Lubey, water registrar. is
receiving letters from citizens residing in the
elevated portions of the city thanking him
Tor his efforts TO prevent the waste of water.
A letter from Mr.. Willard, OF the EDbitt
House, states that the water in sis hotel is
six feet higher than IL has even been before.
There are at police headquarters over one
thousand urgent appeals for aid from in,ii-
gent people directed TO the Citizens Relief
Commission, who mp TO about a week since
were guile prompt in gathering the applica-
tlons. Some of these appeals are duplicates
and duplicates OF applications make week
since.