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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-16
WASHINGTON CITY.
Clerks Discharged for Want OF
Funds.

Clerks Discharged for Want of
Funds.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Sixty-six clerks
on the contingent rolls of the Patent Ot1ce
were discharged yesterday for lack offunds.
One half of them were women.
A Leak i'm the Fever Fund.
The Washington Sentinel makes grave
charges, editorially, affecting the honesty
of the National Yellow Fever Commission
of this city, of which Ex-Governor Sheperd
was Chairman, and wants to know what be-
came OF $4,000, the disposition of which
has not been explained.
Buying Bullion i'm Colorado.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 16.-The Treasury
Department has commenced the purchase
of silver bullion at Denver Colorado, for
greenbacks. This gives the miners an op-
portunity of dealing directly with the
Treasury Department instead of through
brokers. 1t also redowns to the benefit of
the Department, because the bullion is pur-
chased cheaper there than it could have
been in the East, and is shipped though
the mails, thus saving the cost of transpor-
tation and the brokerage which would be
added to the regular price of the bullion if
bought in New York. The purchases at
Denver have been very successful, $l5, 900
worth of bullion having been bought since
the 13d inst. 1t is thought that the whole
bullion trade of Colorado will fall into the
hands of the Department and a good por-
ton of the Black Hills trade.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-16

When man is hanging by his toes from
the cornice of a high building, and expects
momentarily to drop, nothing so complete
ly treasures him and so thoroughly satisfies
him as the sudden discovery that he is
safely at home in bed.
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A Solid Token of Esteem.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, Nov. 16.-Yesterday
Mrs. Won Elsner, mother of Mile. Marie
Litta, prima donna, was presented with an
elegant residence by the citizens of Bloom
ingIon. given as a token of their esteem for
her gifted daughter
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Exposition with n Balance.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-The managers of the
Interstate Exposition in this city, have a
cash balance of $4,000 on the years oper-
ations, and have declared dividend of Z
per cent.
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DR.. +. Heyl, q young physician at Column
bus, Ohio, was arrested for completely in
the GAINESVILLE grave robberisA
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CINCINNATI, NOVEMBER 10Th, 1S78-AFTER
u examining the t rmula of Dr. 7. B. Smiths
Podophyllin Liver Pills, l can testify that they,
with ali Ills other medicines will do all that is
claimed for them. J. L. BLAKE, MD.
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HEISS BRADDONS new and thrilling story,
M Thou AIT the Man, lOc Valentine Vox, the
Ventriloquist, l0c Houdin the Conjuror, 10c.
Mysteries of Paris, 20c. Count Of Monte Cristo,
3Oc. Tom Cringic's Log, 20c. STANDARD Libra
~ ef any bookseller OF newsdealss.
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DUTTERICK'S LADIES PLATE FOR WIN
ID TER; also their Quarterly Review for European
and American Fashions for Winter, now ready
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IF YOU WANT your Sewing Machines repaired
L take tn m to j. SACKSTEDER Il CO., 2S9
Centrai avenue They have had twenty-five years
practical experience in the business. noll-tf
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VATANTED ED-CANVASSERS - Male and Fe-
w male-To sell an article used in every fam
fly Good wages made. Apply at 2S9 Cen trail
avenue nollu
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7T7HE BUCKEYE NOVELTY COMPANY, %
/ and 25 Arcade, W. R. SPOFFORD, Manager,
Ornaments, Panel Pictures, Brackets, small Gem
Pictures, Notices, Sunday and Day School Cards,
Pictures, &c, Florida and German Grasses for
Winter Bouquets all kinds OF Novelties, &c. Give
them q call IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LABORERS-At Mitchell
w avenue tunnel, on the Miami Canal, near
gt BERNARD, M. PETER, contractor. 1t
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VIZ OYSTER LUNCH-Sun-
w day morning 9 O'clock at p W. Kline's, l22
Eastern avenue. Everybody invited. 1t"
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A TTENTION, LADIES KID OR PEBBLE
n SIDE LACED SHOES, 81 Is pair Button
shoes, 81, warranted custom made, at Branch shoe
Store No. 1855 Central avenue near Fifth street.
uC}-10tTh S&Tu
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-16

THOR SALE-SEW1NG MACHlNES-OI al
tkinds new and second hand, cheap; also re-
pairing, at 519 Central avenue. VIM. MCFEE.
nOStf
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A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE A BARGAIN.
N The well-known Merchant Tailor store OF
Glenn. Amenskamp, deceased, No 257 Main street.
can be bought at a very reasonable figure, il ap-
piled for soon. nolZ7ot
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-16

VEVHE VERY LATEST STYLES IN FASHIONS
and Patterns from Paris, Berlin, London and
New York inst received at BUTTERICK'S whole
sale and retail establishment, corner Fourth and
Elm streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NIEW STYLE TRACING WHEELS, AT
~ BUTTERICKS.
TN,WENTY CENTS PAYS FOR A FULL MEAL
at CUSTOM-HOUSE DINING ROOMS, 220
Walnut street. between Fifth and Sixth streets; q
meal tickets for $3; transient, 81 per day: 6 meal
tickets ST. JOHN khKfOfF.
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BOARDING.
FOR SALE.

THOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS - North,
East, South and West. cheaper than the cheap
est, and lunch thrown in. J. SULLIVAN, IA
Vine, at FRENCH CAFE. noll3t
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<RxsssEsrsSFOR SALE-Pianos d Organs--From
Hall the best makers in the land at as
w vltonishing low prices. Warranted for
ten years. Pianos for rent at from W. TO SSo per
quarter, at BRITTING q BRO IS Piano ana organ
Depot corner Fifth and Plum streets. Oc2l-3Ot
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-16

T1OR sALE-PIANOs-T six-octave ianos,
Il in thorough order, at $l5 800 ana $25 each, AT
Brittng & Bros, Piano and Organ House, corner
Fifth and Plum streets. nol5-ot
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A --BOOKs-Lives of the Popes from St. Peter
IN to Leo Kill with 20 steel plate engfavngs.
Sc: Mirror of True Womanhood, gilt. 81; Lives OF
the Sa nts, complete 8 vols, Sc 50; Pray r,Books
from zoe upward; library books papers and peri
odicals any book sent on receipt of price. G. j..
II. LOWEN, 208 Sycamore street. Cincinnati, y.
uO16-5tS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-22
SUBURBAN ITEMS.

John Groze, residing at the corner OF Plank road
and Locus, avenue, Eat New York, who acct
dcntaliy shot by pistol in tho hands oil john Murphy
on July 49, died yesterday from the ELECTS OF his
wound
Ellen O'bren, aged sixty-years Toll asleep on the
window sill IN the second story OF her residence
No l.6 Third avenue, Brooklyn, on Saturday night.
and while III that state tell out upon the sidewalk and
WAS u Is believed fatally injured.
Csptain Riley, OF the Thirteenth precinct police,
brooklyn, yesterday made descent OF disorceriy
house designated by tho police the -Four Gun Bat.
terry" aud situat 10 PARK avenue. near n osirand
Mr.. Mary A. rurlcy the proprietress OF the place
kiiy TURKEY, herusughtcr, Mary Ausan, John Clancy
and William Wilson, were found The premises
and locked up us disorderiy persons.
Tho police OF brooklyn have been notified that
Alexander Dechthoid mas been missing IRON has home
No. 6l2 broadway, Eastern district since July IL.
He was last seen on Rockawsy Beach on tho lstn ns,
Mr. Bcchthod had IN his possession u draft tor 5000
which he had received from Europe lie Is thirty
Ave years OF five feet eight 10 ;hes In height and
has sandy har ana mustache. lie wore suit OF blue
flannel
Miss Minnie Leach. OF No IS sixth street. was sezed
with historical convusons during service last night
In the Roman Catholic Church OF the guratiou
on Hooper street, Williamsburg. The ineiGent caused
quite M excitement Ia the congregation ior time
The lady WAS attended Dy Dr. smith, OF Marcy avenue,
ana as her re laves were out Of town, taken
TO st. GATHERINGS Hospital TIL she RECEIVERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-22
A NARROW ESCAPE.

on Thursday last by the breaking OF bridge on the
"Panhandc Railroad about 1873 miles OF Chicago,
heavy freight train preclpitated into the Tpps.
river. Tho engineer and bridge tender wcPo
killed, ard several persons were wounded. Tho
Chicago Times describes us follows thriIling OPT
sode" OF the accident:-
Tho twenty car OF the train was the conduc.
tors "caboose' In this car ware seven passengers
travelling from one local station to another The
brakeman charge OF the rear halt o the tram
u man named Barney Moran. lie was near the centro
OF the IRAN whom he heard the bridge crashing aud
saw the for ward cars and locomotive Llunging into
the river. lilo ran back 10 the 'cnbooso,' and bur-
riedIy removing the coupling PIN between II and tho
freight oar, applied tho brakes with all his might
Had he adc "a false movement or been = moment
later the would have gone 10 nnglo with tie rest
Of The train In the bottom OF the iippccanoc But u
stopped within ieet Of the prccipce Tho pas.
songers occupying this car did not know what had
happc until aiier tue wreck nal settled nto per-
feet q the bottom OF the river.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.

QUIET DAY IN COLUMBUS ExEEcIsEs OF
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION.
COLUMBUS Oho, July 81 1875
President Hayes anu Attorney General Devens
spent the day quietly here, resting from their jour
ney. They attended service at Brook Street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church this forenoon. Tomorrow
morning they will leave for Newark Ohio whore the
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Reunion is to BIO held.
General Sherman, who accompanied the President as
far Newark, has been spending Sunday at his old
home In Lancaster and will also be present at the Re-
union. Generals Sheridan and Garfield, Governor
Bishop, General Durbin Ward and large number Of
other civic aud military dgnitaries expected 10
attend. Military organiz ltions from all OF the
State will be present. and the arrival Of the Prcs
dent u salute Of twenty -one guns Will be fred.
THE ExERClsLs
Al ten O'Clock III the norning the procession will
form and march TO tho Licking County FAIR Grounds
where address welcome will be maae ny General
William Warner and followed by I'M Grafton by General
W. A. Kefer, OF Sprin61sld VA atand roview viii
then take place, followed by dinner served the
grounds TO veterans aud invited guess
In the evening a reception VIII BIO rendered the
President, General of the Army and Governor at the
Lansing House, followed by fireworks and u banquet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-22
CITY NEWS LIENS.

Psissippi Reel oil NO 4s Marion street. In quarrel
yesterday was stabbed IN the lett side by passnaia
Savsrt
James o. Bricn, aged year, OF No. 535 Green
wich street. was drowned yesterday. ~ the loot of
Spring street, while bathing.
James sunderland, residing at No. i46 West Forty.
first stce where he was employed as ttniior, com
muted suicide yesterday by swallowing dose OF
oxaiic ncid.
Mary Mahony, blind womqn, fell from the rear
window OF the Itb moor OF No. III Mulberry street
yesterday receiving severe injuries. she was taken
10 ST. Nincenps Hospital
Patrick Lanoigan, Of No. 235 avenue b, died ycs-
terday al Bellevue Hospital IRON INJURIES he received
by ailing from tcsioid at tue loot OF East Fifteenth
street on the 20th inst.
Mary Harper, thifty-cight years OF age, OF No IL
Pelham street, was severely injured yesterday by be-
ing kicked IN tho abdomen by her husband Charles.
she was removed to Chambers Street Hospital.
John y. STANDBY, aged twenty eight years, residing
at No. 4O3 First street, Jersey cry was severely Ia
Jured 10 tho back aud bead yesterday by falling from
the Elevated hallway at Fourteenth street aud SIKH
avenue
Ofhccr Grey, Of the Fourteenth precinct. while ar
resting a prisoner saturday, named Buy Gaines, at
the corner vi Baxter ana Hester streets was assaulted
ny gang OF rougbs Knocked down aud his club
taken IRON him. HIS prisoner escaped.
Annie Cochran, twelve years Of age, OF No. 1873
Cherry street, poor littc girI, called at the FIRST
precinct station house saturday, aud handed 70 Cap
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Of air was stirring. and murky clouds, like
black pals, hung threAtenngly ever "a city who
population was preparing for day in the parks, az
the seaside or upon the rivers that New Workers love
SO well About quarter past me O'Clock the wind
sprun. up and out oi The clou:s the RAJ narops came
down M aOand .uce IOr hall threc-quarters Of au
hour. fnen the sun assumed the drsctioa OF Affairs
and held his own until about Two O'Clock Between
twelve and apsst three r. N. the ihermo me
cropped three degrees. About TWO O'clock another
shower commenced, tell torrents Tor hall
an hour From that lime there were glimpses OF
sunshine aud clouds with minor shox falling
mercury.
Doring the storm 10 the afternoon tho steam boat
Shady Side. Of tho Norrisania hue, whlc on her Two
o'clock downward trip, when opposite Blaekweli's
Island had the nagpoc on her stern shattered by
IightDn.. Mr.. George Smith, the clerk oil the boat,
the hrst 10 discover the OF the boat
though most OF Tho passengers knew that she had
been struck A panic among The passengers WAS pre-
vented by the GOODNESS aud pressnce of nina dis
played by Mr. Smith. No other damage uone tho
This IL the second narrow this boat has
recently had, she just having passed tho strand OF
the brooklyn Bridge by IA lev moments.
The following record Will show Inc changes IN tho
tempcTaiure Tor the past tweItyiou hours, IN com
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. AZ
Indicated BY the Thermometer Mt Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2ls broadway:-
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFrICKR,
WAsuiSGroN, July 22-1 A. NJ.
Indications
For New England, colder, clear or partly cloudy
weather. Lorthwesteriy winds, rising barometer, pre-.
coded east portions by falling barometer ant rain
7r
For the liver lake region and Middle Atlantic
States COLDER cear or partly cloudy weather, north
westerly winds, rising barometer.
For tho South Atlantic States, clear partly cloudy
weather, warm southwesery veering to colder north
west winds, stationary or higher pressure.
For tho Cuff States, partly CLOUDY weather, occa-
sionai showers variable Winds stationary pressure
and temperature
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, colder, clear or
partly cloudy weather, nortnsrly winds aud rising
barometer.
For tho Upper Lake region and Upper Mississippi
Valley, clear partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
from north to east, stationary temperature and
pressure.
For the Lower Missouri Valley, warmer. partly
cloudy weather, occasional showers, winds mostly
from east 10 south, stationary or falling barometer.
Cool ana fair weather will prevail In tho Middle
states on Tuesday and "Wednesday.
The rivers win remain nearly stationary.
Cautionary signals will continue at Thatcner's
Island. Boston, Portland and Passport.
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDS T.

3.I9!8 4 5ai b wAsnscros, July 81, 1878.
PAY DIRECTOR cuNNISGHAM's AccoUNTs-DE-
TAILS OF A FINANCIAL TRANSACTION By HIS
An exaggerated report OF financial transaction on
the part Of Mr.. Franklin Pnilp has given great con
and pain TO the friends OF that gentleman IN
Washington. II will be remembered that MI Philip.
alter his failure business here years ago,
was appointed clerk to Pay Director Cunning
ham, who then starting Tor tho Pacific
station. Recently both gentlemen returned TO this
city. Pay Direc or Cunningham being relieved IRON
duty on tho Pacific coast aud ordered home. In set
Ting his accounts no found, as he says, deficiency
OF about ST. 200 tic result Of rather free Of his
funds by his clerk. He paid the difference TO the
government and holds Mr. Philp Tor the debt.
IL Is q matter between Pay Dlractor Cunningham
aud Mr. Phnp. The government docs not
lose cent. Sir. Philip the Brcntano OF Washing
ton years ago his bookstore was The resort OF
the erati OF the nation vino came TO Washington.
In addition his house street. opposite Franklin
square, adjacent 10 Senator Shermans, was the re-
sort during their stay OF such distinguished foreign
ers as Charles Dickens, Tom Taylor and Christine
Nilsson. This house him $60 900. and he was re-
puted 10 DO worth at ono time 500, DOC.
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

Tree Trade and Protection An inquiry iuto the
since its inrodu. ton into ENGLAND. Macmillan 4 Co.,
Manual Sacred Chant Containing the ordinary Of tina
,ns psalms and hymn; Tor the entire
Sonsregaon Of Rites. together with colleei d Ls,a
ReS Sr rs ss Sy Pred asss REX
Cautiones sacrs. collection OF hymns and de o,JnaI
chants Tor the drent Of the the fsasts si
our .rd OF hs blessed vrgin Of he saints low
,. fredereS Pustet, publisher. Now YORK, Cincinnati
Constitution of the United sares of America with tho
Of ras.ee e sa aaara s,
orde,s Tor eondnc.ng business in the House Of Represents,
ernmens Printing oiiee Washington.
Lippineott's Masasinc for August.
The n.a snse Yea. Book Tor is7s carefully corrected +.
The ca.risies New their Editions 80 Cash,
" ~ the sseS SS tine s '1r a rss
sew York . raoli'nsdey robert oodliagton.
ssan assms .y, .. Ss sIs of
Eishth Annual epor Of the association Tor Bsrsnains
Children and Young Girls House Of the Holy Family so.
ADDRESS Egypt. Africa Areans delivered before
Nav s 1873 S ssy ess
Egyp cl army tinted tor "a. author
letter TO TIE public by kusl0s London: Pubisnsd BY
solution Paenaue de la Question d'oreut par 10 &c.
neral r. TYR ~, ras;; f. Deatu; libra,rs edi.eur
with many CHAPTERS OF adventure by neid and aood aud
an apn'ndt eon.aSi.s directions tor the manu-
Thompson. illustrated. Charles scriGner. Sons paS
Hors,back Riding. from Medical Point Of view b,
Ghislani Deerant NJ. PHI ID. Casseli. Potter Gapin
publishers, New York =
Tho Cosaacks. A Tale Of the Caucasus In 1852. By
Count Leo Tolstoy. Translated IRON tho Russian b.
Eugene schuyler Charles Scribner's Sons, publishers
New York.
SAKE iiom's Stories. Second series Charles scrIpuers
sons, publishers.
Camera Del Doputat Esposxone Finanziaria fatts de
Mnisro dele bnanzi " seismt Doda Neila fonatx del
The American Catholic Quarterly Review. July, 1874
Hardy Mahony publishers ana PHILADELPHIA
Superstition and Force. Essays the Wager o. Law
The Wager OF Battle-The OrdeSi Torture ny Henry q
Lea Third edition. revised. Henry u. Lea, publisher
Phiiadolphia-
Nstur vokseben In der Afrix apishsn usrs
Won Dr. Josef Chnv auue. Nit vi eleu luslr Atouen.
The spectral Feast. BY mrs H. =. Raston, with Illus
trations bv Il. n. Miller
Old Martin Bose Awens Jest BY Marian c. l.. Reeves
aud Emily Read. Pubiiaisd by d. Appleton h Co.
| u. Appleton Co, publishers.
The Essays ot Elis. by Charles Laab. d. Appleton
| Co publishers.
Annual Report the Chief OF Bureau OF Statistics Ia
the Commerce and Navigation of the Uuted States
| Fiscal Year ended June -. 1877
Arts lndustrie Medicine Art Miitaire Marine Parts
General History OF the Burr Family In America will
| Ger eaiogica Record from 1870 10 ts7S ~ Charlie
Burr Todd. Printed ny Il. Wells Sackett 4 Brother 81
| ana 80 William street. New York.
Short Studies OF Great Lawyers By Irving Brow
| Published by the Albany Law Journal Albany, " r.
Statistics OF the American Foreign Iron Trades
Steel Assoc alton Philadelphia; Published BY the ASH
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COLOMBIA.

NAvY-wHALINa IN THE BAY OF PANAMA.
PANAMA, July ID, 1873.
The American seamen and officers who shi pped on
board tho Costa Rican Irazu leaving In
disgust They ailege breach OF faith the part Of
tho government, the appointment Of ignorant supe-
riors, who arrogate authority without knowing how
10 employ u, aud tho unheathnoss OF the climate
Out OF q crow OF 1ity-scven not more than twenty.
remain and they Will shortly disappear The va.
thus created have been filled by nstiver who
know nothing OF sh FPS or navigation.
sUCcKssvUL wHALERs.
The whalers Cape horn Pigeon and Oak meet with
success taking humpback whales ID tho Bay of Pan
ann. The former arrived few days ago from Talca.
huana with 100 barrels oil whale and twenty barrels OF
sperm oil
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THE HORSES FRIEND.

The following Interesting synopsis OF the work per-
formed by Mr.. Bergh's officers Indicates that they
were kept unusually busy during the past week. The
horses employed tho various street railroads suf
Avenue 2o6 teams wero taken OF and each given
nearly thirty minutes rest. The horses the Sec
ond Avenue line changed several times Mt relay
stations the route The Fourth avenue car horses
were allowed plenty OF rest and not regular
time Thirty OF sunsroke were attended to by
the officers without fatal results 80 disabled horses
relieved from harness and sent 10 hospitals
stables Tor treatment. The ambulance called In
rcquisition fifteen occasions to remove jured
an nals from the streets Nineteen old WORKOUT and
useless horses were humanoly destroyed
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, July II, 1873
THE PASSPORT SYSTEM IN GERMANY.-NoTIcE
TO TRAVELLING AMERICANS.
Mr. II. Kreissmann, Consul General at Berlin, sends
to tho Department Of State copy OF an imperial ordi
nance under date OF June 20, 1878, which requires
passports Of all strangers arriving ~ and all persons
moving Iuio Berlin The following semi official COM
ments upon this ordinance appear in tho In.perial
Adrertisey.--
In introducing the passport obligation for Berlin,
tie object sought. 10 be obtained is to secure
reasonable control over persons coming and residing
here without proper documents OF lcgttmatiou, and
10 bring about due report OF such persons 10 the
legitimate authorities, with a view OF proceeding
against the same according TO the rules and regu
atIons IN force
The Consul General urges upon Americans, o.
pccisy naturalzed Americans ofGerman birth, the
necessity and importance of providing themselves
with proper passports before going TO Berlin.