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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 2&-RuSsia has pro-
posed to the powers to make q collective de-
mand upon the Porte for the immediate sur
render OF the territory ceded to Montenegro
by the Berlin treaty.
The Panal COnsistOry.
PARIS, Sept. 23-At the neX5 eonSistory
which will be held on the anniversary of the
election OF Pope Leo MI to the pontiticate
the papal nuncios at Paris, Madrid and Lisbon
VIII De created cardinals.
Dispatch from Gen. Tadleben.
ST PETERSBURG, Sept. 23-Gea. rodleben
has telegraphed the Gar from Sla Sicfano,
under date of September 20th. as foilnws:-"I
arrived at Adrianople September IS Il, and
was received by the MuSsulman. Greek. Bull
garlan, Armenian and Jewish clergy, all of
whom requested me to express to your majeS.
ty their gratitude for the protection the Rms
sian authorities afforded them. They stated
that such order and justice never prevailed
there as during the occupation by Russian
troops, whose behavior has been most exem-
plary. found the town Illuminated on my
arrival, and noticed that the gates OF the
mosques were ornamented with devices dis
playing your majesty's initials. The town. on
Thursday, was decorated with n 3gs, and at
Intervals along the streets we're portraits af
your majesty festooned with garlandS. When
l lett AdrianOple on Thursday evening the
town and mosques were again Illuminated,
and the whole population was present az the
railway station TO witness my departure"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

SAFE RoBBERY-The fee cream depot OF J,
M. horton, No. 305 Fourth avenue, New York,
was entered by burglars at an early hour Fri
open and robbed OF lewelry valued at 500
$40 in cash and notes, bonds and mortgages
representing on their face over s201,0CO. The
bonds, &e were found the next day in the
hallway OF No. 23l East Thirty third street,
and returned to Mr. Horton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

ANTI ADMINISTRATION A DELEGATES. - The
New York Times says that out of the sixty
delegates elected Friday night TO repre- sent the
republican party OF that city AZ the Saratoga
as ADMINISTRATION republicans" and any
movement 10 secure an Endorsement OF the
acts OF the President viii apparently be op-
posed by nineteen -twentiethS of the city dele
cation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

GEN. SHERMAN will reach San Francisco on
ms tour OF inspection OF military posts in
lew days, and viii return to Washington about
SATURDAY., -"
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NATURAL
MINERAL WATER,
Highly EfeT.cesceat.

APPROVED by the Academie de Medicine of
France. and It's sale in France authorized by sps-
etat order of the French Government.
Recommended bY the highest MEDICAL AU-
THORITIES la New York as
"a a great relief for sea-siGkDeSs. -
"a deiightful beverage; mildly autacid; most
grateful al u refreshing"
ssFar superior to Vichy Seltaer, or any other ~
Absolutely pure ard wholesome; superior 10 AL
for daily use; free from the objections urged
against CrOton and artidcialY aerated waters. -
tlmpregnated only with It's own gas
"Healthful aud Wen suited Tor Dyspepsia and
cases OF acute disease, and where there is equity
GiatheSis.';
by far the most agreeable, alone or mixed with
wine; useful IL Cat2rThS of Stomach or Bladder,
eGd IN 6out.''
mot only a luxury, but necessity
To he had OF all Wine Merchants, Grocers. Drug
sists ana Mineral Water dealers throughout the
United States, aud " aolesate OF
FRED'K DE RARY CO.,
Nos. III and ~ Warren ST., Nesc York,
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
Every genuine bottle bears the registered yell
low PICTORIAL label OF the Apollinaris Company
tLimltsdt, London. aug21-wfm, eow2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

Judge Treat, of the q. s. district court
OF st Louis. has issued q mandamus to comDel
FRANKLIN county. Mo-, to pay its defaulted In
terest on some $50Q,QQ0 county bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
RenuhIican Nomiuafinn
The MREkeSs.

NEEDPORT, n, Y. Sept. 23-At the Repub.
ilcan Congressional Convention for the 9TH
district John II. Camp was renoninlted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

CONGRESSIONAL NoMIEArIoNs.-JamesS Se-
vier. (dem, ID Tenn. district; A. G.. Wilkins,
ist,) 1st III George Hchilling, (sociaiist,} 2i
ILL.,; BENZ. Sibley. ts0cialist,1 Sd III.
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DEAux-xADE sEIErs.

PEsSVAL.-E. CUNNINGHAM
~ xEk EkLL KaoWM MPRAcTiCALE EArrxR, .
HN rsnSTso % SO 1th street. between II and
I. siLk u ats Ekds soorsisr. RemodeltnS1
- suk HAS q Apoczalsy. sep3S-fY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

MTLBURN'S POLAR SODs.
Will Ite-COia Tea, Coffee and Chocolate, at 1423
PeanSy iyania avenue.
This TONIC SODA is unrivalled. Jy5-tr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


80 GLORIOUS REVIVAL At .FoUN-
ny DRY T9,nsht great ineTsass .sn lntaEsst. pa
teCostal anu HO!iness: IL a. M, preaching by toe
pastor, DIR. LANAHAN, Dangsrs of Deiay;'
= m, Salvation snd Revival: 80; Great Revival,
condu@te by the Young Evsnseitst. IL"
90 ALL MEMBtHs or HIBERNIsN BE-
GY EEVULEhT SDtIETY. No. s. are
l95s,ed to meat at their hail. TO uRROW
fuy eral o. our lat irothsr, CoaNELIrs O'6ULLI
v4E. By order OF the PHTs@sid.snF;i p : wv, s.a
U.s. rothing else will. 1t Is ho1sehold er icIe
One bottle wiz do more than TWO used 10. 1t neye
sepIo- I'm. WV ~ - ~ IA. COOK,
ITO T3 AEL sIL rEEs3Ns ENsAaED SIs; sHs ~ u
TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA:
The Commissioners OF Pharlaacy FOR the District
Congress, approved june 18th. 1878, AID entitled:
An Act to regulate the practice Of Pharmacy in
sons essd 70 be sssS s
the provision OF the above named section OF said
for registration @ on and % after @ the i4rn DAY OF
AUGUST, 1878, at their Office in the Colonization
Street. from the hopr Of Ii am TO i pm on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and sRlDAY OF each
The law requires that all persons entitled to reg
lister provided for in section shall do 50 Within
win expire with the 18th dag OF Octobsr ext.
Rans forms for application may be had OF either
W.s. THOMSON, q. BECKEE. J: D. o 'DoESELL,
J.C. .BILFY, NJ. H.. JAMES L. MORGAN, ". ID.
aue12. 73, II 10 26 sep2, s, Is, 25 &c, ,oet7
~ HAYWARD s HUToHiNsoS,
sI7 Ninth ETREET EoErawEsC,
fEe2r the Avenue,}
Fave eco State Maa5ais In stock. and employ a
isrga force of mechanics and artists IN p Jduci&g
new designs anc eolo1s, and fliirg ali orders
proI1pt!y a. prices lover t1an ever offered aud,
with = layge force OF ua~haiiCS IN their sewers.
trades 81 Plumbing, Furnace Range. S50Ts, Iin
snC Copper w0rs, Soiici! iobbiIg UrdeEs.
aue3i.tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

TIE BODY OF AN OLD LADY SToLES.-The
excl ement over body -snatehing was Increased
saturday ~ the discovery in the vat of the
nalns OF IFS. Angeline Highly, of Garrersville,
Ohlo, an ola and esteemed resident of that
pace; VINO died August q. The college author
nies, nearing OF the intended search for the
ker's, properly dressed and cofired, when it
was delivered TO friends. The chief members
haiI az 20. az 1 pus @ on
men supposed to be the prime movers in this
business caI,s UP in the Police Court Satur-
day, and was continued until Monday. This
case following so soon after that of Mr.. French
has produced great local excitement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

A CUE AND FEVER, AND ALL MA
"a LAklAL FEXERS need no medical attend
Pennsyiyania avenue west. Kstablished l8z9. No
charge fQr edv3ces ss..sf aep1O-2W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY-Iuternai
revenue. $556,S56I9: customs S57O,Ol8.6O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

TOLEDO RACES s-The following is a sam
mary OF SATURDAYS races at Toledo First
drawn; Proteine, l. g. 2, l, 1; John III, 3, /, /, 8,
3; Lew Scott. .. 3 2, 3-time. 2:32lz, 2:32X
2:2a, 2:29, 2;za 2;40 class, purse 600: Lady
Valiant. 2 1, 2, 3; Golden Girl, 8, 4, 4, q; Frank
Sloan, 4, 3, 8. 4-time, 2:3S 2:5711, 238. 2:S75<.
The running two1mile dash, purse $l5o and
ond. ESsllah third-time, 3:5l.
AGAt NshkiIl n. Y, Saturday night,
Was bitten By dog July 8 80 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

A DELEGATION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUB
LICANs arrived in the city last Saturday even
ing for the purpose of raising funds, if they
can, and of securing aid from the campaign
committee in conducting the fight in that
state. They are a little afraid that unless they
take every precantion and work every dis
triet thoroughly that the result in New
Hampshire may be somewhat similar to that in
Maine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

THE DEsERTED CAPIToL.-The hall Of the
House OF Representatives and galleries have
been carefully scrubbed and fumigGted. The
carpets and uphOlstering will not be put
down, however, until November. The place
ticers OF The House are in the city. Clerk
Adams is at The Crab Orchard springs, in Va
ginia; John G Thompson. sergeant alarms. is
The tai; Journal Clerk Smith is in Colorado.
The doCrheeper stands by the fort. It VIII be
a month Yet before auY OF the signs Of 4e-
will tie visible about the buiIdinc There
have been but few improvements during the
recess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23

SUIT AGAINST THE DEFAULTING TREASURY
TfLLER.-The District Attorney to-day, for
the United States, entered suit against Will
liam V. 8. Wilson to recover 81. 200 which it is
alleged the defendant, as teller of the National
Bank Redemption Agency OF the Treasury
department, received and converted to his
own uSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
LOCAL NEWS.
KISREPRESEETING LaBOI

The (oheRites Still at Et-They Per-
su8Ge Men From Work. QbsrrHct
seventh street. aud Are DIS.
perseu by the fBngtee
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-22
He Saved His Carpet Bag.

The Charlotte, N, c., Observer relates
how negro man was on long trestle
when he saw the train laundering in his
rear. With wonderful presence of mind
he threw himself outside of the track, and
clung to the ends Of the ties, lying flat up
on his face on the very edge of the trestle.
Quick as thought the engineer applied the
air brakes and brought the train down to a
very low rate of speed. The train stopped,
the negro climbed upon the platform of a
car, and was brought on to the depot.
Through all the different changes of the
adventure, he had retained his carpet-bag
in his hand, and as he jumped off the train
at the depot, he waved it over his head and
saluted the engineer.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-22
"BuIl-dozlnu" a Jury.

An Irish judge has his own ideas of jus
tice, and is bout upon making the jury
register his decision. At the Munster
Assizes fortnight ago, prisoner was
charged with dastardly assault upon a
young peasant in the picturesque vale of
the Lakes of Killarney. In charging the
jury, the judge commented upon the in
disputable character of the evidence against
the prisoner and the Nervousness of the Of
fense but the twelve gentlemen in the box
made up their minds at once, and without
retiring from the court returned verdict
of not guilty on the graver charge, and
convicted of a common assault. The judge
was very angry. What's the meaning of
a verdict of this kind P' he shouted to the
foreman. ''The evidence is all one way,
and there is not scintilla the other way.
will not receive such verdict Gentle
men you had better retire to your ROOM"
The injunction was obeyed, and after some
consideration the twelve good men and
true, returned to court and found ver-
dict of guilty on the more serious count in
the indictment.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-22
A Right Sharp Girl.

She lives at Ottowa, Canada, and this is
how she managed it She thought it would
be just as we'll to commence housekeeping
right away, and begiu the new year with
training up husband in the way he should
go, but her father thought differently. So
she invited all her friends to the wedding
at certain church at given hour. OF
course there was a big crowd, including
the angry father, who was prepared to for
bid the bans with shotgun. Meanwhile
the young lady and her adored William
went to another church and were quietly
married, and as they left the sacred edifice
she remarked that where there was a Win
there was way.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-22
Arrest of COunterfeIters.

Several important arrests of counter
feiters have been made by the United
States secret service division within the
past week. Ten counterfeiters in differ
ent sections of the country have been ar
rested within the past four days, and it
seems that all of them were very plenti-
fully supplied with counterfeit money, in
Guiding bogus greenbacks, national bank
notes and silver. The bureau has informa-
tion showing that there is now an immense
amount of counterfeitiDg in operation
throughout the country, aconsiderable por-
tion of which is in the manufacture of
counterfeit silver. With the exception of
one party who has not been captured, and
who makes an excellent imitation of the
zeal coin, the work is generally of poor
character, and the spurious coinage can
readily be detected.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-22
From the Troy Daily Times.

Peruvian Syrup is standard remedy for
building up and renewing broken-down or
nervous constitutions. For Dyspepsia, De-
bility, Liver Complaint, Kidney and Blad-
der Diseases, or any of the many Irregular
tiles of the various organs of the human
frame, it is sovereign remedy. 1t is a
tonic without alcohol. This medicine is
too well known already to require any
oommendation from us. 1t is only neces-
sary for us to say to those who have never
given it a trial that it will accomplish all
that is claimed for it. Sold by all druggists.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-22
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A New Version of an Old Story.

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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-22

tB- Charles P. Dunn, child of four
years and only son of John r. Dunn, of
Titusville, was shot through the right eye
by George Russ, a lad of eight years, while
playing with an old revolver at that place
on Friday.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-22
COOKS LECTURFS,
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KAN NSAS.

All about its Soil, Climate Resources.
Products, Laws. and its People are given in the
KANSAS FARMER, a 10-page Weekly, in its
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Address j. X. HUDSON, Topeka, Kansas.
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-22

EB- In Pittsburgh on Monday of last
week boy aged four years procured re-
volver and shot his little sister, three years
old. inflicting fatal injuries. Mrs. Hep
burn, the mother, was absent from the
house at the time.
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TJNRESPASS NOTICE. = The undersigned
Il hereby notify all persons not to hunt, fsh,
gather nuts, cut timber, &e., or otherwise tres
pass on their lands in Jackson township Perry
county, Pa, or they will be dealt with according
TO law.
&. X. BALTOSSER.
PETER GUISHALL.
September IS, 1877. pd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-30

The 'bloated bondholders" will receive
six per cent in silver for long period, in
stead of tour per cent in gold. and if the
silver lunatics are masters of little arith-
metic they can tell us whether this will
reduce the sbloat." The difference be-
tween six per cent gold interest and four
per cent gold interest would make an an
nual saving of one-third, whereas the differ
ence between six per cent in gold and six
per cent in silver is only saving OF one
tenth. The "bloated bondholders" can
stand this kind of depletion great deal
better than the government can.
We have thought it necessary to make
this simple and self-evident explanation in
anticipation of juggling and exultant cry
which will be riased by the silver bedlamites
after the passage of the Bland bill. "Be-
hold" they will say, show little the gov
eminent bonds have declined in conse-
quence of this measure" The answer will
be, .You have insured the bondholders
six per cent interest for half lifetime when,
by an honest policy, the government could
easily have reduced it to four per cent"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-30

The WEATHER.-lhc storm centre has now
passed off the continent and over Newfound-
land with low pressure and high winds. and is
followed by rapidly rising barometer and clear,
cold weather in all the Eastern districts. The
main area of highest pressure extends zonelikc
from Manitoba southcastward to the South
Atlantic coast, with several detached areas of
higher barometer within its limits. West of the
Mississippi and chiefly of its southern section
the pressure has fallen quite sharply in advance
Of a deprc ssion of large In the Northwest
mother distinct depression has moved eastward
INTO Western Dakota. Both are attended by
light rains and snow and within the
hand OF relatively high pressure that
separates them, as also on the Gulf
coast. the winds have increased considerably
in force. From present indications the whole
of the region southwark OF the lakes will be in
vowed in the area Of the advancing disturbance.
So far the rain and snow fall have been rather
beavv. The temperature continues low over the
Middle and East Atlantic States, the lake
rcy;on and the districts north thereof Else
where the temperature has risen. The weather
4, New York and its vicinity today will be
slightly warmer aud fair, followed 10y increasing
cloudiness, with light snow or rain toward
a;.,, Tomorrow the weather will be warmer
and pa,tly cloudy, or cloudy and threatening,
with rain.