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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
Scr 9rafssent III @trainte,, j.

Sefun9 Wtonroe, Sirg., %. Otai. -
Der Brditbent langte beute friib auf benz
Sampfer Caroline" in SesleitIng besSriegs-
iefretdr5, beS @eneralanmalts gpartS, Der
50. S. so. Sboenafer uub Cno1 Bratt
aus Baltimore uno etrpa 20 Ssrren uno 3D.
men bier on, nm Der Sabresi9luBfeier Ser
Rormal- uno aderbaui9ule in Sampton beis
aupobnen.
Der GrdiiSent hielt pdhrenb oes Cages
3mei furSe 8eoen, eine an bic Dor Der Sfule
perlammelte Wlenge unb Die anOere in Der
nSirginia=6au," NO Die ShluBieter itattfano.
@r madte in ieinen Inipra9en ben 8erpob.
nern Der @egeno bic ibltden Compliments
uno rtttete einige @rmabnun9en an Die far
bi9en Sdiiler Der Anltalt. 2(n @rtbuiias.
mus ieblte eS ielbitperitdnblid nidt. 6eute
abenS reiite Die @eieli4aft naG Baibinstou
,uriid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
Scr repnbiifantfdJe Staatscompe,la
BON. Werutptet.

Burlington, ST., %. Nai.-Oer re-
publlfaniid|e @OnDent biees StaateS pers
ianlnielte fd) beute Wfor9en in oieier Stabt
uno erpdblte ben Gr.@ouperneur Sobu Gre
gorp Smltb gum 8Oriiber.
Solgenoes 3tdet wuroe auf9eltett: fir
9ouuerueur Sberit Heofielo Yroctor, fir
Sice @ou0erneur 6. 81. Cotton uno fir
S6abneiiter Sohn q. Sage. Die angenon1z
meme Plattform le9t oar, DaB Die 0fepublifa=
ner oeS StaateS 8ermont ben alten @runos
idbcn ibrer Bartei getreu bleiben unb Die Boz
lttlf be8 Prdfoenten 5apeS I'M Naqenleine1t
billtgen. Die bon ben Oemofraten i'm @on=
grefie angeorbnete lluteriufuug bes gSablbe.
truges IN sSlorioa uno 2ouiitana n;rb al5
ltaat8gefdbrltd un0 nngeref)t benunsirt, unb
Die 9eitnnungstiid]tigen I'M Siioen erbalten
lobenoe 9luerfennung, ipdbreno Oieienigen,
rrelde ben IrItren9ungen Der 4bminifration
sur 8erleibung 9leid)er DRedte urb BriptIe=
glen an ale Siirger bes SiibeuS Wtberltanb
leilten, getabelt ner6en.
gta9oem Die Blattform anaenonlnlen nor
ben mar, uertagte iid Der @onuent sine die.
gSabreno eer SlbHng beS GGnpentS pnree
ein LANCER Srief Uon1 Senator OforriG perle~
ier, in pelGem oerlelbe erfldrt, DaB Die 0fiiz
| itou Der repubilfaniiden Bartei BET @eitenl
nod nidt pollenoet lei.
Der Senator be5eid)net Die anpeienbeit Der
iiiOliAeu @litglieoer I'M @onsrelie ais eine
| i6redlide @efabr fiir oas 9ano llno betra6tei
Die angeorbnete llntcriufung hinT9tlib bel
BraFbentenmabl alS Elm @orSei9en elmer neueu
Nebeltton. 9a8 game Shreibeu lift i'm rein.
fen yblntigen Senl0en"- -Stple gsbalten uni
bemeilt, OaB Der Sdreiber UNI nlinoeltens 5ebr
Sabre blnter Der 3eitre9nung 5Iriif gebliebeu
1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
Die Stetcr=Setr!t9ereiet it,
Sin cifaf40f5.

Cincinnati, %. Mtai.-6r. s. G4erb,
beien C5duapp8breuHerei tpe9en Steuerbez
truges i'll Seldlag genommen murSe, eriGien
heute Dor BEN SunbeS= =@ommiIidr 6oouer
uno purbe ON @roBgeiAmorenen iberlpieien,
glnS Den au8ia9en ging berpor, OaB ote Steu=
erItentpel nit Sdlmeinefett an ben S6napp8z
fdilern befeittgt poroen parett, 10 OaB lie NIT
leid)ter aRiibe ab9el6lt unO 5uriidgei6ift wer=
ben fonilten.
Die SGuappSbrenucr 6es Srn. @6riifiou
Sdnotper tpurOe beute megen an9ebltaen
Steuerbetrug8 in 8ei6lag genommen. Das
Gtabliiiemeut 1T cin beSentenoes un6 Der ST.
gentbiimer Elm reider Mann. St IfeQte
Blirgi4aft unO mtro om Montaac Dor Sem
8unoesz @pmmiIiar erid,einen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
Ste 9tnfla8ett 8e8et. Sen 6enerat=
SOuftti Sorberf In 0driS.

Stem . orr, %. Wfai. = Der beuttge
ySeralo" perDffentlift ein S6reiben bes Sc.
neral=@cniulS u. 8. q. Sorbert in 8qriS in
Sc5Es auf Die gs9eu i'm Dor einem'@ongreBz
Gomite erbobenen 4ntla9en. 'Sr. Sorbert
erflGrt, er bdtte Dem Staat8 .9epartement bic
&batia9eu bereit8 auseinanoergelett unO be-
tpieien, oaB fein @runO sur Sei9lperOc eri.
fire,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
Ser YroseB 9eSen oen ais 0tftnti=
fWer att8eflagtett YreSt9er Sos=
kafrnh

gtem=Y orf, %. Wtai. = 0aS geitsrn in
Dem Pro5eie ge9en ben Yrebiger So8burgb,
angefla9t, ieine Satin uersiftet gu baben, abb
9e9ebene 3engeuuerb0r par b0dbit iuterefaut
uuo erreate grOBeS 9tufieben. Die ausiasen
be5ogen ii6 auf oaS unerfldrlide 8erl6plu=
ben Der Srau Sosburgh, unO Obglei6 Die In=
gaben itt in oteleu Bunften lpioerlprqden,
ihetuen fie beuaod ben G9luB 5u re9tfertiz
gen, Oab 5rau Sosbursb fib IN oem 5uuie
elmer Sreunbin uerborgen bait, nm nid)t als
3eu9in in Dem BroSefie auftreten 81 ntliIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
8aine's 9aae,
'V@e Det Sottimnteittabe uu0 Soft;
GfTtcesltDeuite.

2atne's srose unb ffene Sale, G6e Der Baltt.
moretrase unS BoffsOfFce=a =apsnus, i'm RittelpuHtt
Der Stabt aeIesen IN 6elonoers empfetlensDertb fir
Gonderter 8aue, Sairs, 1oEIeTungep ". I. 10.
Die atuatf ben srosen SaIIe NTH Isiner anonsn
polle Der Staot iiherroffen.
Mntleoe=, gpeiles uno 8aHetsaofnIs, Rss5t ii.i.so
Bran neee Iitb Del bem SaHitor ODsg in Der GrpeoIs
iipu b. a9E. t27-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
Sie porseitrise 6 GataitropDe altf oeat
0rdtt0 Miner.

@alt, Ont, %. Wtai. - SO beianoen
iih nur 18 YaiIa9iere auf Dem fleineu @rfur,
fionspampfer D@mpreB Of SnOia," iueldler
getern auf bem @ralto &iper iiber eineu
Damn geriien puroe, uno 9 oerielben ipur-
ben gerettet. Die Seruugliidten fnO: $. s.
Saffrep, Sa8, WOntgomerp, @bwo. gSreu,
anbreip Safion, Sobn 6raSer, 6reo. @aue,
9tobt. elliott uno SauiD Scott. 8is iebt
1T nur Die 0ei6e oeS 6rn. Saffrep auf9eful=
nen nlnrnPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
Muro tit eitter GoDIcn0ru6e

8 B arl t n, IS. 8trg., %. Wfal. -
Sin &oblengrdber, gtamens Summerftelo,
murbe geitern bon eiuem 8ameraoen, gtamenS
0auis, in einem BEL Der arbeit in einer Sob
lsnsrnbe nabe Oieler StaOt enttanOenen
Streite ermorbet. 9apiS mari elm i9peres
Wtefer nod ieinem @eaner, nnS Die Spite
Oeiiel6en bObrte iid 10 tief III baS @ebrn bes
uH9litdltd)en Elm, oaB Der 500 augenblidlid
eintrat. Der WOroer ent5Og fd Der Serbafe
tuna Ourd Die Gludht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
aate somtberm's gd,t6Saf.

AtIanta, 8e0., %. Wfai.-@ouperneur
Golquitt ranoslte bente bas sesen 6rau Sate
Soutbern III Yif,nszeount1 ausaeiprot,ene
Sooesurtbetl in sebnjahrise 3ud]tbansitrafe
I'm. 6rau Soutbern tDbtete befanntlid) Dor
etipa II Sabr pdbrenb eines 3an,peranii
gems in Yidens Gountp gfareiiia @omart,
ibre 8ipalin unO bic ebet1alige @eliebte hires
Gatten, incein fie tbr elm Waiier in bas Ser,
bobrte. Gin uuwiberltsbliaer Druid sur I'm,
ipanolnHg bes 2ooesnribeilS in 3uhtbaus.
itrafe pnroe burd) ole 6ffentlibe Wetnnna
ouf ben @oupernenr ansseiibt, unb Die Gnt.
itbeiouns seS settsren erregt anseneine Sc.
Hu9tbunng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24

Sn ALTOONA, 9a., ftarb fiirslid Or.
Su p ig S. gui d., Elm befannter arst,
i'm aiter BON 70 Sabren. Serielbe mar in
q t b a geboren.
Sn Nortb-g aitle, 81. : g., erbdnete
iih Srail s. E telpart, ipel9e ielt IL Sabren
Ourd ibrer 5dube srbeit ibren franfen Mann
eru9hrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
RmSRSMn CNn1,a.

Can 6rauJtsco, %. Nat.-@iue Sc.
peide aus Sir9inta.@ttD meloet, baB ,mei
ruiiiide a9enten bort angefOmmen f;n6, nm
Utanni4att fitr cinen ruiiii9en &aper an;n.
psrbsn1, fuel9er bon Gan 6rau;isco aus as.
9ebeu lpl.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
Die Zero otiten:s peo11ifo fitmerffn

@aloeit II, &er,, %. Wfai.-@ine De
peiae aus &io @ranoe=&itD meloet, oaB Die
Staot Reqnoia geitern BON elmer S1aar Yer,
OotIten eiE9enOmmen murbe. Die Sniurgenz
ten le9teH Der StaOt cine SranDi9abuu9 BON
$4,000 auf unO 5ogen ioOann in iitolider Std.
tuna meter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
Ser @ela,rtarff.

9emsgorf, %. Mai.-@elb fal1g gu
s. gBed)iel ffetig 3u 4.84f. Sob idlot
Su 1908. 8anSes Gt.ieationen idlOfeu
fet; 1881er Coupons 1899, meme 1865el
1049, 1S67er 1913, 1851 1904, neue Siiufe,
1O54, 1O.40r Coupons 1914. @ftien i6loiieu
felt; Stem gorfer Central 108t, Grie 12s,
Qafe Sbore 62s, Sainoiiergentral 500, PittSs
burger 76g, Chicago -Rprtbmeftern 50a, Brie.
ritdten 724, 0tod<Sslano 1OS4, gSeitern Union
Sci. 824.
unterI9atantts Silan3: @olO $104,0S4,.
9S2.40; @purant $37 7.248.3 393.16.
- Die 3oll Gisnabmen betrasen beuts
$1s0,OOQ.
Der Hnterlbabmeiifer Sablte beate fiji
;Snterellen $4,000 anb fiir einsesogene Sb-
llgationen $1,000 aus,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
Deru!ii6te 9epeTG1en aus Tctu=
NnrP

q 10 . OFT, %. Wtot. - Jn Dem
bon Sri. 8ofne g. Sreitulonm gegen So6u
SO. gtutt Pin9eleiteten 8ro3eiie rusgen &erfiibz
ring un6 Bru9s zines @beueriprefen8 ipra.
den oie9eidworenen beute oerSldgerin $1,000
81. SRI. 8reltmann bate Nutt auf $40, 900
S9aOenerlab Oerfla9t.
- Sob erGfiuete 5u 1909.
Der Dampfer Alps" 1T bon 2Gpinwatl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
6ruaoeigentbum
sm bertaui1eit nber su berfauieu
QuI Der
9rumoefgentbutns Y0rie BON 81. 50. SaII In
0ebamoe oes nMmerican."

0runoei8entbuins GDrie BON sf. 81. GaII Inn
8ebanoe oes pMmerican."
12O M1er Snno, eine prad9toone Sarm, 9ong=
zgsalep, 10 Wteilen BON bier.
gd,0nes siieaeliteinbaus an @arrenitr.. sebn
3fmmer, $500; ptro aud se8en einen aanbiis nabe
Der Staot pertau5dt.
Urobes 4 ftodiaes 5ieseftenernes Saus on
Nartets sSpace, adben unb gSobnuns; iebr bilis Tn,
Eau5be.
4eere 8aufteaem an 8opionftr 155 Sub Sronte,
nur $t500.
Vrad,tpcue &obumna on Der 10. strase, 8oibs
tI1aton y. g., iofpie @runoittde in berelbengtaot
fe6r bs 5u perfaufen ober se9tn bieises gt9entbun
urnsutauiben.
sFsines @pbubauSian@ @albounitr., nit allen mo.
bernen Ginrid tlinaen; Breis 5000.
3nei breift0dise Seauier an Wai6in9tonitraSe, :
3immer NIT gBaiier; neu uno IN suteln Suitanoe
Yres $500 ieoes.
Warnt nit IA Mdern in gaIpert=@onnt1, 0iarp
Lamb. nit ausgeseib n@e6du6feten. .Breis $1,000
Stint 5fueitodi9e Siesefieiaerne pduier an @bat
coat. nabe Strderffr., 3inmer entbaltenb unb il
sutem 3uitanbe. Yrets $50 ieoes. sud eesel elm
6arm um9etauht. t6e6r1. 4 12Uttef &2p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
90s 0r6Rtc &0acr
Bafenz nnb Sd,nrvrI,0rte

WeiIen Antit obHe 0jeie SjcreuScu gnbdnaIel III,
lno ptr ne iu BADEN rURuib, tbu poDl Oarln, penn
q lhtt elnef 6ldl0e non Gr. SaipHt'S S3aarIpulsz
Dem ,sldtteten Gjeiidte Oa5 Naur III Eaae lmS bGt'
nle betannt 9eporoer 1t, biHnen ied5 28oben cine
laone Sadenz un6 Sbuurr1art= @jarnitur er,elqt,
BreiS 81 Die FI0ide; led ,Slaihen S..
5u gaben BET Scth =. Ssduce,
tHebf26.iSl DTr TASs gGefz 20! !ttuorsarcSr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
8rGttap

+ Anrora, Sls %. Mai. - Gin qeftern
I'M 9oiSbofe Der 8irina Coleman S0bne
ans9ebro6enes dener rid)tete 51aben i'm
getra9e DON ss7 200 an,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24

Beratbunsslofal: Scr. 1872, Goro =@ntaiuiir.
GrfoIo ae dbroniben 8ranfbeten bes Sirns, 5nlfes,
Ser annge bes Uiasens, oer feber Wieren, Siae bes
6eraerS ilno ieoe unor6nun9 i'm Neruenipfteme,
al uir6 ne droniien uno afuten 9eioen 6eioer @ez
idIeibter. Or. aiperpool bsr arobe Sncianer. .ardu
fersDoftor, Mr. 1872, NprnsGntatp5traBe, beban=
Set gnauenihtpddbe, nern6e Sdhlpithe, Smpotens
nit poilfommenen Grfolse, mas 5nnoerte beaeusen
l6nnen. g8erft bel bieen bas seben nntersrabenosn
Qeiben fein Gelb mehr ueg ionbern beiuht rno 5ebt
Or QfperpooI su Jtotbe nnb feio IberSeugt, Ct nro
Gllib pol1 belen zgrihlaffunqen beien. nod
bem ale dnberen Eerje gnd nidt befen getonnt. SO
modbte Gu, Die 5br Gud iene Eatent> Meoiainen babt
holen lnfen uno 6ee uno iene Wirtr pro<
6irt bobf t fa1ngud furiren. eratbun8ss
Giu1ben BON frlh bis Mben6s 9 nbr; Sonrtags
um 8effeu ber ar6etenben 3I9Ee pom trt1 ~ pIs
0kolbmitfoge mn. lDidtay, szstes loAs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
@itt frefTf6les tteltes 91tdiffnns.

SOit N, %, Mai. = Sobn gBblttOu, ser
Dol bier Sabren periudlt batte, etnen @sfdugl
ntBbeamten 81 ermOroen, murbe uorgeitern
mad Dem lIeuen Staats9efdngniie i'll Gonz
corO gebradbt, unb er wuroe in cine Der vftar-
fen 3e1en" 9eiperrt. @iersig Minuten naf=
her hattie er ein Scuter9elpiht beruntergs=
rliien NIB nit 6iilfe befielben bic @efdugniB-
nlauer our9bro9en. gr tpurbe inn @ei6nq<
niBbOfe gefansen unb in @eieui9aft eiues
@efdngniB= =@ufieberS, Der inn bslpa9en loG,
in cine aubere Belle Qelperrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24
Naa8eusNaDrif.

SSenE y1steea. 3ir. 81. @5.z6barrssftr
4serate ;4afo Ss0Hmdratc.
Or. ~. Asieaer, gir. as8, vs. sssopettsffysss
9r. y. 5. yctf. Sin, -, Mlulbesrunfase.
or. Ism. .. SStAioat5, gir. SaS Eafetms.aav
pr. % u. % AZ. glr A4 siiastFitt1sr
pr. Ssartlet1, s}r 80, gl.F@5reaastg.
1ys 9stal, VI 400, H.sG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-24

Yrit iie el, %. Mai.-0te bel0iide Reqie.
ruug lit i'm 8egriffe, bem Staatsiefretdr ber
Ser. Staaten cine 8eid)meroe III iiberianoen,
pelAe narle9tr baB bic MaBuabme 8elgien'a
unb bes 9ru. Oelfoiie, bes bel9ii6en @eianO,
ten III lSalhln9ton, 0urd) Die unoollitGnoige
SerOfIentllbung Der 9epeIden uber bic cana
oildle 6tiferet : SommiIiion in ein fali6ea
2td)t aeitellt uorben 1T. 9ie 5iesierung Der
Ser. Staaten ioa anfSeforoevt ipsrten, Bel
glen our9 Ser0ffentl'6ung Der 9au;en Gore.
lponoen5 in Be5ng auf bic erpGbnte 4ngele-
Senbeit Su redtfertigen.
atntrubr IN Spanieu.
P er I q Il II, %. Wtat. - SO Oerlall.
tetr oaB am letten Wtittrpnd Elm SrapaQ III
Barcelona norFel. 9a8 Wilitdr unb bic 8es
pDlferun9 me9ielten S1uife,
Scr SdIaB in 9,etersb burg.
beter sb Il rgr %. Dtai, Der S9ab
bon Rerften lan9te beute bier an uno fubr nit
Dem @Saren III elmer offenen &utjt)e na6 oenl
gSiuterpalale. Der Sdab miro bis gum
nGdliIen Wtlttmod) IN bieier Stabt pertpeileu.
Rarft ttno s36rle.
2onoon, %. Ofai, 1890 Iad,m. -
GoniolS SO 9!16 fir @elb uno 96s fir 8rief.
gereinigte @taaten Sbliqattonen, ueue
43zpro5. 105, meme fSiinfer 1G7. erie 125,
Yrioritdten 81; glerus 9erieper Central 223.
9onboH, 23. Stat, l.30 Na6m, -
gtetpzSelleper Central Goniols 80,
Barrier Depelhen netirea fiiniproRntiae
&eHtea 81 l0s Srancs So Gentime8 fin
Brief.
aonbon, 23. Mai. 2 llhr gsad,m. -
eoniols s63 fir GelO unO 96 s!16 fir Brief,
S0nbon, 23. Mai 3.S0 yfad1m. =
Das sulllon in Der u9aHf bon Gusloub"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20

Operations were resumed in the Lehigh
tPa) coal region yesterday, and will be con-
tinued for the present week, when another
suspension will take place.
AB-A negro who stole LOCO pounds of bacon
III Tennessee has been sent to prison for 10
years.
As-MSs Becker and other prominent Eng
liSh women are opposing a bill introduced by
MIR. Birley, M. p. for Birmingham to abolish
actions for breach of promise.
ks@The Rev. Joseph Cook, of Boston. looks
redundant with vitality and intoxicated
with health
AsF Female suffrage seems to be making
some Roadway in Maine. A bill has been re-
ported in the house of representatives allow
ing them the right to vote in municipal cleo
tiOnS.
Rs-A Monroe Ua.) Justice of the peace has
ruled that father has no right to occupy his
paror while the daughter and her beau have
possession. A young man bounced" gcn-
tleman from his room and was locked I'D for
assault. but at the trial acquitted.
RSThe Boston Gazette says: at is not con.
sidered the thing for lady to move her head
when she bows to anyone in the street. She
must just bend look of recognition, smile. if
her teeth are good divinelv, and pass along
As~SOme English ladies club together, keep
pony and phaeton. and each have them on
certain days in the week.
Hs-'' Yer gOn spend every cent what bring
yer home for striped StOckins', an Their amt
nuthin' to eat in Their house." is what a drum
ken Wan was telling BARRIERS pole when Il
policeman arrested him the other day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20
Condensed LOeais.

From j. T.. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance of the mails
street lamps Will be lighted tonight at 30
p. M and eXtinCulShed at 10. 40 D. NJ
AT st. Al0ySiuS' Church yesterday. the nap
tiaI ceremonies of Mr.. Hugh J. Fegan, an
sntPrprisng young merchant, and Miss Katie
S.NiSe, one OF WaSmngtOn's bellies, the daUgh-
ter of MIR. John Wise. an old resident of this
city. We're celebrated by Father Powers of St
DOminic'S Church. After an extended bridal
trip to the north. Mr. and Mrs. Fegan will
return to Washington. where they have many
warm friends.
j. Shi!!ingtnn sends early copies of ScribRor $
Monthly and ST. .NichOlUS for March and Har-
perS UecktB for March >.
About daVbreak this morning. a cOOTed
thief, made his exit from the premises OF 2Oi5
street northwest closely pursued by pistol
ball. SaluteS Ia early callers has become u
favOTitc paStimr Of that section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20

Amuscmenfs. &C.. Tonight.

N0tioH"L Theater.-Maggie Mitchell in
- Pearl Of Savoy
Forces Opera H0Use.-Cal. Wagners Min
stTeiS.
TheGter CoDiYne.-"T Texan Ranger and
varieties.
81. 1UGHStiHe'S Cburch.-Fair
MGrkriterS.-Free exhibition Of Braun's au-
totypeS of Paris
Lincoln HdH.-Lecture by Rev DIR. VIM.
SPeer; on Asiatic immigration to- the New
Hoi"iine Utrcb.-Lecture by Hon. o. NJ.
NoZencTaft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20

BIDS were opened to-day in the Office of the
chief engineer for the construction of abut-
ments on military road county. The bid OF +.
nj: Draney, $295 per cubic yard, being the low
est. il was accepted and the contract was
awarded To him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20

WE ARE ACTUALLY selling yard wide Pacific
cretOnnes fine quality figured cambric) at six
and quarter cents, (6l4 , greatest bargain in
Hamburg edging ever sold i'm Washington we
are selling Hamburg edging worth 80 cents for
only 10 cents. Carter's. Market Space.-Adr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
b. Franklin Shriver, OF Westminster, Md, and
Helen Nicholson McSherry, of Washington,
DC: John Wilson, of Prince George county,
Md, and Julia Day, same place: WIN. c. How
ard, of Georgetown. ID. c., and Lottie Young.
of HagerstOWn, Md. Chas. E. Butler. of Fair
fax, Va, and Julia A. Kent, of WaShin gton,
ID C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20

BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector En-
twiSe: {. e. Thorn, repair frame dwelling
northeast corner of 9th and / streets north
west: S1I5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20

DoN'T DO lido not buy yeast powder or
turer that defrauds by short weight will not
hesitate to make adulterated goods. You can
always rely on D0Oiey'S Yeast P0lCder being
full weight and strictly pure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20

PEOPLE WHO TRAVEL assert that the billiard
room OF MeSsrs. Miller 4 Jones, located in the
Theater Building. is unSurpaSSed.-ddrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20
CLOTHING.
DECENT ARRIVALS.

RECENT ARRIVALS
BLACK AND FANCY sCAHFs.
A choice selection,
Fiat and Kaots,
For 20 cents and 81.
BLACK AND FANCY FOLDED TIES
From IS cents upward.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HALF HOSE
For - cents.
PERFECTLY-FITTING SHIRTS
For H.l2S and sl.5O.
FINEST LINEN COLLARS,
Lases; Styles,
s225 per dozen.
SECOND QUALITY COLLARS.
Latest Styles,
$50 per Dozen
LINEN CUFFS
ForS3 and ~ per dozen.
NIGHT SHIRTS
For u and SLIP.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
From IS per dozen upward.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs
From 75 censs 20 $3.50.
GOOD sUSPESDERs
From % cents 20 So
RE- ONE PRICE ONLY.
GEO. 4. HENNING,
fehlS-tr 40 Sereafa street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20

FAIRBANKS 4 Co. have received the contract
for supplying all the scales for the postal ser
vice for the ensuing year. The government
has now i'm use over fifty thousand standard
scales made by this well known and leading
house, and if it is as successful in all it's ,reigs
as in this, there is no doubt that all people of
all parties will be abundantlY satisfied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20

BLACK CAsHNEREs. black alpacas. m0hairS,
cheap; new spring dress goods, just opened
.a . linens, from p cents up: towels: napkins
"a.iittconnterp1naS, fFOGl IS cents up: sheeting
49, n - yards wide, from ~ cents up. Tow
E"a SdI sdp dry goods store. Pennsylvania ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20

DEATH OF RICHARD CRUIT. JR.-Tbe wall
kno~n livery stable keeper, Richard Cruit. if
whose Illness was mentioned in Yesterdays
STAR. died at his residence in the West End
yesterday afternoon of paralysis. He was Al
years Of age. and had been engaged in the liv-
cry stable business for many years. The fune
raj viii take place from the Western PreSby-
terrain church on Friday afternoon at O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20

PARTIES contemplating building would do
well to call on Hamilton for low estimates
and good work in the line of Plumbing
and Gas Fitting, Tin, Range and Furnace
work. 216s,w6:
SHRIEKs FROM THE BATTLEFIELD are not
surer signs that work of destruction is going
on, than the Coughing with which churches
theaters, private dwellings at this season re-
sound; Arrest the lung-dessroying paroXysms
with Hales Honey Of HorehouRd and T'1r.
The beneficial effects are Immediate and GER
tain.
Pixies Toothache Drops cures Toothache in
one minute. Sold by all druggists at . cts. eO6
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs eradicates
the most lnyeterate forms of indigestion by re-
storing vitality to the alimentary organs and
those which are tributary to them. The liver,
the bowels, the kidneys and the nerves. no less
than the stomach, experience the invigOratiye
effects of that standard tonic which possesses
alternative properties that greatly enhance it's
Denenclal influence, and give permanence to
its effects which they would not otherwise
possess.
HAPPY TIDINGs, Tor nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOsed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher'S Electric Belts etfec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. BOOK and journal, with Information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City. ' p' 6iS,d&kly
To LADIES AND GRNTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur-
Ing ana Dyelng ESTABLISHMENT, NO. 9O6 G street,
near 9th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention. he is enabled to do his
work in a manner not to be equaled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are, in
fact, the cheapest in the city On account of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con-
sists in removing spots from costly party
dresses Is years experience. His dry cleanser
removes grease spots effectually from any ar
ticle, and careful pressing gives them an
appearance as if newly made. Kid Gloves
cleaned; two pair for Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-20

CHOICE SALE.-Attention is called TO the
magnificent collection of Turkish and Persian
goods. Mosaic pOrtieTeS and window curtains :
DaghiStan. Mecca and kelim rugs: Armenian
embTOideTieS, 81, direct from manufacturers
in COnstantlnOple and Smyrna, now on exhibit
ton. and Ia be sold Al auction ON Thursday
afternoon, February 2lSt, at O'Clock, al Cor
cOran Building, l5th street, near Pennsylvania
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THE GDTRTS.
(PItIIN FnIrDT- TyIIo IL,

liable BROS, 18th and ID streets offer their
large stock of OvercOatS at half-price.-Adtt