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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-03
Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SJ.sNAI. Oyv1cya
WASH oUton NJ , leo

During the rest OF friday in the south and
lowed by falling barometer. INCREASING Sonth-
cry winds, partly cloudy and hay, warmer
weather, and possibly rains in the interior
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DRY GOODS.

nRY GOOpS
IL IA sOf Market Space.
From Auction, 80 pieces colored silks, cheap and
pretty sr>r-r.
1 case Pacific Lawns, 12kc.
I case Union Linen Lawns. l0c.
20 pieces Linen Lawns, 20 and 25c.
A full stock Of CaSSimereS from sc. 10 ".
Black silks, 70 81, 81 IS, 81 So splendid for the
price.
Pacific Dress Goods l6c., worth 25n.
A fun stock ShAws, sun Umbrellas, Hosiery.
Gloves, Handk chiefs, &C, all a. the lowest
prices.
GEO. J. JOHNSON a CO.,
apS0-r sOI Market Space.
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NEW SPRING GOODS,
PARASOLS WITH PLAIN AND E.pcx,
HANDLES,
rAhAooLo WITH PHI PLA - AND FANCY
PARASOLS WITH PLAIN AMI p.NC,y
A., =, - HANDLES.
From 81. 81 25, $3.50 So So 80 81 and nm
NE W SPRENG DRESS GOODS We
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
NEW SPRING DRESS y0oDS
RTrNT,1NaS Fiom 12R cents up.
BUNTINGS,
All Wool BLACK CASHMERE. from SO cent DC no
81 ~ ~ a OK sSSIM ERkS, for Men and Boys wear
SSL 81. S SILKS, e5; 20 81, 81 and up.
NeW Al s III MS . ARPETS, from % cents up
Bargains to lie had in Dry Goods, at
c. NJ. ToWsoN & CO.'S,
.ro- $50 Pennsylvania arenae,
South side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-03

The HOUSE OF WORSHIP of the Second
Baptist church, ut corner of Virginia avenue
ana 4th street southeast, has been refitted and
FURNISHED, and the Improvements made both
exterior and interior are highly creditable to
The church and congregation. This pleasant
and inviting church editice will be re-Oppned
Tor public worship on Sunday next the 5th in
slant, at II O'Clock a. H., at which time the
pastor, Rev. DIR. Isaac Cole will preach a ser
mon appropriate to the occasion. The pews of
sol * nj o..
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

REFRIGERATORS AND WATER
~ COOLERS
Line BEST and Cheapest in the Market III
Inc Celebrated Coil Refrigerator. Filters 80
an n na from the water Has p0rce- xFf
al. All enameled iron reservoir. Water passes s@G~$
through pure block tin coil Ice rests npon the
col ana coos the water without being nut i'm IL
fehtnatioh perfect. The Lowest Prices.
o, JAS. x. NARROWER.
III! <-ol- I4O6 I4Eb street,
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The n. 'CT is now clearly established that
liable BRO, - ID and 9TH SITS, have no success
full c0mpeTi, 'on inthe!quality of their $40 suits
It is ppneTaIJv conceded that the suits sold by
fbis fTm fSr IN, Y slO, are equal to those usual
iy sold for SIS heir sl2 and slj suits are sim
ply elegant-AdI{,
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DLACK SILKS. COIouEn .,

RACK SILKS, COLOREp Silks
pI1o fISld silks Check Silks, Black Cashmere
piaeh lSlnlSe. BLACK Silk Warp (Henrietta) BlacI
A.Ipacas, and undoubtedly the largest assortment
En lev ana beautiful spring Dress Goods i'm Wash.
nstoh CITY. GARTER'S. III Market Sx,aoe.
The Popular Cash Dry Goods Stors.
Rlont Seng an excellent quality (Guinet makei
pd0h GIIk real satin finish sublime UTTaiifv az
sif We have sold one thousand yards of this
FIN since February D. 1878. We are selling the
best RIack SILK in this city at 81 We ara seffng =
sUo o black SIX at &c We have Just received a
Iot oI Colored Silks in beautiful fight shades
Al Al bure Wool; very wide, double width fine anal
a's Dia.h Sasm mere, Soc. This Black Cashmere is
aSpef.iai paI gam, only Soc. About 800 pieces of
ia % Tor mems and boys wear: nrices rang
G fHs tfonl &c. 10 sl5o. Beautiful Spring Dress
LOCUS wool NOT coiton), 15c. pure silk and WOOL
BACK and Coored Grenadines at the very Lowest
Csn prices; Tour ~ pair OF real English Sfockin9s
lwoven seamS) for 81 We are selling The yes1
fonbe fw;Ia chI og that is made, one-yard wide,
sex SPEClAL NOTICE.-We have placed large stOr,
%onos e IaEEelnent In front OF our store with our
maine iCAhTER'S) written on n i'm gold iettsra
cbesna ALL eaSi} one VIII know where 20 find the
Washington. vi LILY @oxas ln
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Robson challenges the world on the En-
cetStor' refrigerator, which may be seen i'm
operation at HamiltOn's, Y. M. G. A. Building.
9th and d Streets $500 els
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-03

TAKEN ILL IN THE STREET.-Mr. Augustus
frated near the City Hall this morning BY an
aitaek OF vertigo. Some paSSers by took him
INTO the shade of judiciary square, and Detec-
police headquarters, where he was attended
oy DR.. j. Z. Dexter. For time his condition
was preearlous, but subsequently he had so
tnuch improved that he was removed to his
residence, 339 VI street northwest "
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Il OPEN FRONT,
is elegantly made OF irstclass material with ,na
sleeve Bands and Linen lining to the bosom: nm
hniSned only 30 cts; finished, 81.
'"The Hannis Shirt, >, open back, is Of the has,
materlai, and also has Linen lining and Linen
ished. ""~ w S'e' MI
Inc cheapest Shirt In all the world is our Wam
su5la y: ~; ready TO put on at S1.10.
Our Fruit Of the Loom'' Shirt has been q 70
S ts toF long time at 60 cts. unfinished and rs
The Wamsutta o. Xxx Shirt is 10 cts. unfinished
and 80 cts. finished. ~ N'0' Nni'leu'
Finest 4-ply Linen Collars, 9 for 81.
A8-Sold at our Branch,
1909 r street n,c.
mar27-tr C. GEO MTGTNNISS
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WE DO EXCEL in every particular. quantity.
m,in my and style: prices in keeping with the
,lnes; ehildren's, boys and Youths Clothing
we invite those in search of good garments In
caII ana De convinced that We are prepared 10
RieaSe every one, in price and qualities. at the
go Penna. aye.-Adff - w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-03

BLACK SILKS, cOlOred silks, checked silks
finish, lGuinet make,) only sl.25; black silks.
CGulnet make real satin finish only sl-this
silk and our Sl.25 black silk are special bar
three hundred 600 pieces of wool cassimeres
Tor men, boys and chldren's wear, prices
ranging from 81 TO $50; cached cotton. good
as Fruit OF the Loom, s. Carriers, I'll Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-03

MUTUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-The first
annual meeting of the Mutual Building AsSo-
Grafton was held last evening at ST. Dominic
Hall, South Washington, and the annual re-
port was presented. showing receipts S23 42S %
1873, now on roll 1893, average premium 4S per
cent, nominal value of each share Sl637
OfncerS were elected as follows: s. H. Win
Satt, president; I. +. Riley, vice president: J.
D. DermOdy. secretary; J. McDermOtt, treas
nrer, and j: Lackey, w. p. CrOmptOn G. X.
Petty, L. l.. Burns M. FITZGERALD S. B. Rayer
and j. X. MahOrney, directors
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~INsTALLATION.-The following officers of
Clements Lodge, No. 5, /. o. G.. T., were in
FOL Hill, by the officers of the District Grand
Lodge: j. Walter Mitchell, Wet: Mrs. r.
A; CogglnS, WIT; Seth L. Clark. P w. CT:
VS.. Robert COggins, WIS; j. r. MabO,
ney. W.T.. James q. Bates, VIM Miss Ella
GogglnS, WD.M.: Miss Kate Carter, W.S.G.
coward Forsyth, W.O.G.: Miss Fannie Smith,
RMS: Mrs. II. A CIarksOn. Lbs VIM
COgginS, AS. my
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued tn
James H. Davis and Ellen Green: Harrison
Rosa Smith: John I. Scheid and AnrnSta
Bushng: Nathan Anderson and Annie Sims !.
Archie Hill and Bette Dixon; A H. Brown
and Mrs NJ l. MeSerOle; James w. Adams
and Elizabeth NJ LOckey
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SoRSED BEEF, cured by the improved sys-
I nhia ADOPTED by the New York and PhiIadel-
pi,s' ttu,cners, Will be offered for sale tO-mOr-
0z' @o Center and BOG, 2OS MI. Market.
90 Indigo dye) BLUE FLANNEL, srrrs
Saks & Co., 3l6 It'll street-1drt ''ii'' a.
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PARASOLs, new styles, from 81, s1.25, 81 So -,
Use g &c; new spring dress goods from T.
-, IL, ~, 25c. black grenadines, from 25c. up
black alpaca, from l5c. up; mattingS, carpets
olIciOthS, &c. table linen, from 25c up; An
>areSe0ggin cotton, 714c.; spring casSimeres
Ion boys wear, 25c. and up. c. NJ TowSon &
Co. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, south side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-03

IMPORTANT TO Ar. BUIaR s. great
sas OF paintings and 'on tb s1s mi; ~;
ateiS occupied Slp sake ~ pace Msls, Fitch Fox
sale VII en- BankD Due non. zee oi time OF
,bstie ra 1879 Townsends humOYo,, and pa
charming Drassr seonight, Tallmadge H. u; xJ dhe
der Greene in costume "isi -
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NEW SPRING
~ DRY GOODS
we have Just opened new Eonre.tas uo,os.
p1 sao Sc, SiIks, Cashmeres, Lawns, sc
oUO SIX Sun Umbrellas for Ladies and t,a,,ta
men ranging in price from u. 90 up to % CO.
Fruit OF the Loom. &C.
LOnsdale Cambria l2BSc
No. 928 7TH ST.. Ii So'
No. 706 X ST. NV. mao, ..
A SPLENDID LINE OF HID s,I.oUE.
a so AT ooc: pair. few Marseilles Spreads. Al
Sn oo ana ~ soiled, worth "a: Robyss Donbie
n pGs' SoIsSl. guarantee steels not to break n
par: Sassimeres from 12x to 7bc yard: Cash.
SL S IIoM quo s6c yard, Alpacas from I6 To inc
q. Bailey, cor. It'll and st. 8. W. mars an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-03

INDICATED BATHS ARE EXPENSIVE. Not
so, however. Gle1fa's Sulphur Soap, a cheap
and efficient substitute, which answers the
skim rheumatism and govt are Concerned. '',
HaPS Instantaneous Hair Dye produces
natural effects and is safe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-03

WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold BY r. A
Golden & Bro, Agents, Washington, May 3,
lsio..l,5OO shad, from sl2 to SIS per 100: 10000
nerrlng at $3.50 to Sper 1000; 40 bbIs taylers,
SneePheads and salmon trout, from So TO Sl2
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ADJUSTMENTS,
NATIONAL TL1EATER.
Fam.

National. TI1EATER. Fam.
'oA''h - sI H2TE k5e Gf2Tst ts6soE.
TFHo. .SI.iHT RR2 ostNs,S G Cs9s
SATURDAY MATINEE-''B Babes in the W Gods. -
1T Ill E$fEH f s$Eks s#SStB ZEE
%aS k k k#SB SSH SSSk ES$S
fHHS$E$EB & EE#EH S#E$kHS
exYs SHa!ssI Ssb t &c S I BEARD.
Thursday, May s-EE 6SEFI Of MANAGER
DION BOUCICAULT
mys-r In his great KE iRRREsEs0natiOn of
EORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND LITERARY RS,4NPesN9g MUSICAL ENTER
s5SbSa SSrHiiS$ 2 ~ 5SE
Aomlsslon 70 al parts OF the house, 25 cts ms st
~ AiONA' Opera.
nosDHF, FUEs HahEn a SbeHTs
v CIV, sRAS hA lTS Z I "a opera 81
MAJ HoFb1S EyEEESiJEa;, NAY g: Director
MISC MISS tKAEKk9foGe...as Lady Henrietta
TOM KARL, GOTTSCHALK RARITY
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY /
HALO IN MASCHERA
MISS ANNIS MONTAGUE .....:........as .,srar
SIH a Ed SiDpI ii....... Ulrica
His first appearance in Washington
FEfRrip Comfy. BARILI
MIGNON
Miss Kellogg Mile. Marie Roze Miss Cary
TOM KARL, Comfy. GOTTSCHALK
ADMISSION, u: reserved seats 90 cents and 81
extra, according to location: gallery. so cents
- Inc sale OF reserved seats will commence on
Office Of the Theater. ' CIV WA
FRIDAY, MAY 8, BENEFIT OF II. C., FORD.
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The POLICE COMMISSIONERS met last night ::
present MesSrs. BrittOn lin the CHAIR Somer-
nlilt, Herr and ClSSell. The report of the
lieutenant of the detective corps was sub
mltIed, showing 81 rObberies reported during
the past month. involving a loss of 1858. OF
was returned to the owners and the remainder
turned over to the property clerk. The com
mlttee ON telephones laid before the board a
contract they had drawn up with Mr.. May
nard- Liquor licenses were approved for j
s. GOSS and A. ROdier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-03

HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.-There is
nothing equal to the enjoyment experienced
specific. Its mild tone, its sure and vigorous
action upon disordered stomach, and the
cleansing OF the entire human body, recon-
mend 1t to the whole community as reliable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-03

SEAsONABLE OUTFITs.-Now that hot wealth
er seems to be upon US, the problem is tC get
the best and most stylish summer clothing for
the least amount of money. This will be
largely solved by reading the advertisements
OF Straus, the clothier, elsewhere. He offers
all he claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-03

DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows -
c. L. s. Brent to G. S. Wormley, $65, part sub
lot 0c D, SO. l6l. j; r. English to S. r. Hill,
Kent, $1,000 part lot II, 50. s47 4. W Eaten
TO e. F. Hardin, s., 100, lot 10, SO. sos. A. HYDE
ct al, trustees to j. J. Atchison, 81 3S2 90, part
lot is, SO: 2ll. Richard Wallach ct al, trustees
to c. B. Wise, $500, lot 10s So. CTS; $33 800 lot
lQa and $500, lot ITO, same square. Thomas
Hyde ct al. to S. c. Neale, $500, part lot II,
So. SAT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-04
Sic Dfentlic6en Scbnlen.

Die CUR Grbaltun9 ber 6fentliden
S6ulen in allen Staaten unb Gerrtz
tprten n~erauSgabte Summe belief fd,
NIT Gtnidlue Der Soften fir GrrtGtune
BON Sdulsebdupen unp Nnf9afun9
BON 8l6ern unb Npparaten mad Der
3uIammenieQun9 beS Bureau Of Gut
cation i'm Sabre 1876 auf $84OO5,=
343 (etwas tiber $500 pro &opf rer
Sepblferunal mdbrenb Der @ertb pes
S6ulet9entbum5 auf $t94129,135
seI6abt tpurpe. Die jdbrli9en Nus<
saben fir jeres S6ulfinb tparen aber,
mad Der fClaenren 2tite in ben serz
f6teoenen Staaten febr Serf6teben.
sic betru9en ndmli6: in Ma0a9us
fettS 1886, Californian 1926, Co
lcrabp $2t.65, Connecticut $2O.33.
Marylano 1925, Sbio 1854,
&bcre Sslanb 1892, Stem gorl
I$17.9t, Mi@tsan $t7.18, Stem Ser
feY $t5.48, Sreson $500, Soma
I$14.65, Seem 5ampi6tre, Snbtana unc
Sanfas je 1886, Minnelota $11.2O,
Matne $t0.67, g%irstnten $3.50,
0errsta 1917; wdbreno BON Den
ibrisen Staaten feline SolIitdnbtsen
Seri6te pcrlasen. Inter ben Stdoten
BON Gber 1900 Ginwcbnern, pertpen>
ceten bic nadfebenpen IL in ber am
s~esebenen &eibenfplse bic b56ten
Summen fir ben &opf teS Dur6>
fdnittsidulbeiudeS 8oton $36.15,
Nemton (@a6. )$35.49, Denper( Col
$34.18, Can 6ranciscp $31.18, port
lamb (Sr.) $30.52, Can Sole (gol.)
$4,000, Smaba (Nebr.) $30.t3, Buff
falo (N. 81 $4,000, Stem 5ayen
(Gonn.) $685., Salem (Mail.)
$27.6S, @ew.yOrf $3.50, Stem Or
leans $27.O2.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-04
1887

unb Feistse GRANDDAUGHTER su Iefn, inb
eorlber. Sbre Susenb madt tetH
pebl oarauS, bae 2anbarbeit ibr Yers
BAIT 1T. SIREN 9ebensunterbalt fu&t
fe nit 8prliebe In Gabriten uuo 2dt
ben gu Serbienen. 8enn BE S6bne
erwa9fen finb, ertldren fe i6rea 86s
tern rubts, aber entfdieben, ba6 fe fir
Garmarbeit gu f6pa@ fetsn, uno eee
mtetbete &nedte tretet an ibre SttNe.
Die Mdo@en fnb flus, ober obne
frifae 9ebsnstraft. sic efsnen il&
SOrSdslt9 ;u 2ebrerinnen, ttur f@abs
bab es in Sielen @esenben an Grsiebe
unssbebdrftisen &tnbern febIt. Nua
percen in Neuzgnslanb dberbaupt
f6pn mebr Wdr@en als Rnaben ger
boren, unb BON lebterer panpert iber
bic 5dlfte aus. Die Gplee bapon IT,
oaB bort bic alien S%unsfern bic Gbe<
frauen iberwie9en. Da Don ben les<
teren aber mod Stele finberlps bleiben,
1T bic Belt ntdt mebr fern, in Der tas
ipectfi6e Neu : Gnsldnbertbum oere
l9winpen mue.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-04

DELI mtn &nblenfmnb Der Gclfsfreunb
pom Buffalo beri4tet Heueren Nd6ri6ten
sufpGse ftebt bic tm &eler BON 2pwrs's
6rtel int Gprfe 6pGanb, q. g., entbedte
Se1queGe mod INNER 70 fart wte friber
unb itnb jebt audi Selbrunnen an anbern
Sldsen erDfnet pprben. geridiefene Cont
pdsnten baben 1000 Mder 2anb semietbet
unb werben btele pber nd4fe @p6e ptele
8%cbrunsen Spr9enommen perber. Man
BAT aud Nn3et4en son &pblen in Der Sc
senb sefunben unb Niemanb fanr SprOus~
iasen, pel4e S4dse Der gpben birst unb
bic jebt 5u Sage fpmtmen perben. 9pdanb
ltest u tpentse Metlen scrt BRADFORD
Selbtfrtete unb stpar an benz 9anbfreifen,
Der t4 mad BEN Selrestpnen In CANADA
ertredt.
@ns STEM 9orf.-Die Guswanteruns aus
btefem Stdat mad benz fernen @efen 1T
felt Sabren pber SteIetht ME suSpr 70
srO6 9epelen ais In btelem Sribttns. SAT-
ieber 3u9 auf Der Central Giienbabn,
fHretbt Der Utica 6erdlb, BAT felt etnem
Nonat frifhe Wanberer setraeen unb am
Mtttpp4 befanben fi6 duf einem ;3uea
spet Cars, bic dusi6ttebli9 nit Samitten
uro iunsen Mdnnern sefiGt pdren, I'm
1a1 Nebra5fd gu 3ieben unb bort Sarmen
dn3ule9en. Dteie 9eute btlben cine GDfo~
ME BON etmd 6unbert 9erfoner unb fomt.
| men aus Der 1egenb BON Srcp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-04
3Idibritt Ger Oanfees.

Die Mf6mmlinse ber purttanii9en
Nniteoler Neu<G nelanos rpei6er, pie
Or. Natban IQen in 2pweu, Ma6.,
na&weit init iiberrafdenper S6neQts<
felt Oeuti9en, Srldnrertt uno fransS<
1f6en Ganaoiern. DteleS sel6tebt
fpwobl bur6 Nus< ME Gi~nwanoeruna.
Sn Der Tclse tpfrb fi9 aber bas Ser
bdltnib nod u~nstnfi9er fir bic ganz
fees Seitalten, Ia ibre Na6fommenz
.f@aft I'M @Qsemeinen piel fpdrlt6er
it, als bic her bret s~enannten &atez
sOrien BON Gtnwancerern. Die Grz
i9lieBuns oes @efen6 bewirtte, bas
bereitS 1870 pefli6 pom 5urIpn
615,747 III u=Gnelanb 0eborene
lebten. Gin ROLES Orittel Der 8ez
wObner Galifprniens fammt aus
Naine unb Ma1a6ufetts. Jerner
tpuree fraber in Neu< Gnslanb fat r,ur
aderban nno 5anbeI setrieben. Na6
eem sroBartisen Nuh6wunse Der
Tabrttattort tpurce aber pie Bearbei@
tuns fat auer in ben 8ersett selese<
men Garmen aufseseben unb fbre 8e<
llBer so9et mad BEN Tabriffacten.
Oeuti6e unb Srldnber riften in bic
perlahenen Stdtten Elm. @iele 6armen
blieben aber aud brad lie9en. Oils
Gplse raYOn bebt 9err Suen berppr,
oaB in ben lesten sebn Sabren bic
Ginwobnersabl BON fe6S3is @derbau%
Fedet in Connecticut uno BON 166 In
Waha6uietts ;uridstne, tpdbrenb fi6
in Waine in ben leBter fe6sSebn Sab
rem 6te 3abl Der laulpai6tisen Sinner
urn 25,430 r%errinserte.
Sn bunoert @emeinben Gpnnecti<
cuts finb bic bfentliden S6ulen nee
gen &tnbermansels faum TN @anae
gu balten. Die 3eiten, ais bic Neu<
Gngldnber tOl3 baruuf tparen, farfe
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(Gtnseianbt.)
Aus SbaSfa, 20. Mprtl, 1873,
2ttber @dnberer!

4 KY " " Y EEtI
Seit Der ginwetbuns unltrer neuen ia.
tbplti4en Stride, tpurbe in Gbasfa fetu
tir4li4es Set 10 feterli4 besansen, wte
baSientse ant vWeteen Spnntas", Der Sag
Der erten IF. Communion unierer lieben
Susenb. @prsens UNI balb 9 nbr rer,
lammelten i4 bic Critic Dmmuntf1nten I'm
S9ul>2pfal betm @auie Der ebrtp. S6we-
fern Der 6ritli6en 9tebe, unb Ypn bort be>
tpe9te ii6 bic @rcseiitpn mad Ser STRIDE,
be9lettet Don Der btefisen Gprnet~8anb unb
,trter feterlt6em 0~lcdenseldute. 6terauf
fanb has feterli@e @O&amt itatt, ,unb mad
benz Gpan9elium nabm 9p6p. P. @enbe>
lin, O. S. F.. BEN &tnbern bic Saufselabbe
ab, tpobet er etne er9retfenbe Anipra6e an
bieielben belt, pprin er Defenders bic
@prte betpnte gteibet 9etreu Gurem
@ptt unb Setlanbe! @e6et ZEN @eo, Der
gum 9tmmel fibrt, welAen unS Se1uS
Gbriitus sesei9t bat, Der IA iprt6t: Sd
Bin Der @es, bic Mabrtett unb bas 9eben.
Niemanp frmntt sum g1ter ais bur6 mid.
Na9 benz 6p6dmte tpurbe baB feterlide
Te Deum seiun9en unb bann 3ps bic 9rp>
seiiipn nit Muiif pteber 1T better Srbnune
gum S4ul6auie surid, 100 bc4w. P. @ens
beltn 1dmmtlt6e Communication su etnem
@tttassefen etnlub, an wel9em aud bic
2ebrertnnen S%6eilnabmer. Na6mtttae 2
nbr tpurbe Gesper seba1ten, bterauf an bic
Grf>Gpmmunifanten bas Seapu1ter aus
9etbetlt, wpbet Der See1iprser bic lieben
iun9en Streiter benz @6use Ser aGerIelte>
fen 8pttesmutter Marta ron Der SINNER
w%dbrenben 6ilfe empfabl, unb ie bann
tbren Gltern, au5seritet nit ben nDtbtsen
8enntntfen ~nnierer n. &eltsipn CUR fer
nern @fese itbersab. Ma4 Der gesper
bra6te bic Gprnet>8anb bem 6p9m. gater
@enbe1in etn GtGnb9en, wptet bic 8tnber
bic i46nen Inbenten an ibre erfte +. CONT
ntuntpn 1T Gmpfan9 ndbmen unb tbrem
Seellpr9er fur letne Stelen Niiben tbren
ber5li4en Odnf auslpra6en. Stun fplster
einise frDbli9e Stunben in ansenebmer
llnterbaltuns nit Muiif, SOuiten II. {. ~.
urb 70 14tpB Der daen Sbetlnebmern UNI
Der9eeliAe sag.
SIM Ndmen Der @emetnbe tanft GinIene
Der ben bD4w. P. Wenbeltr unb ben ebrp.
S9ull4wefern, fur ibr 1esensret6es @trz
fen, unb tire raflple Sbdtisfett, bic pom
befen Grfpl9e sefr0nt 1T in elmer @emetn>
be, bic 70 gu iaeen, ant &anbe ibrer Muf>
lDfun9 mar unb bur6 tds unermibli6e
Seftreben I'M eres @rteters, etnen @uf>
erfebunssmprsen feterte, wie folder
tur ~ u~utsewanbelten unb neuseI6afe-
tten 9ersen erIprieben fpnnte. M6se ber<
felbe mod re9t LANCE ben 9~trtenfab in un<
Ierer @emeinbe fIbren unb urS brtnsen sur
Gtntra9t unb gum Srteben, sur Sreube Der
Stride @pttes! Die etrw. S9wetern iinb
itets bemubt, uniere &inber bur9 9ebre unb
8etiptel, fir bas tpabre @brttentbum au
er3ieben ; audi tn @ittbeiluns nis1i6er
praftii4er SenntntGe tbun fe ibr 8efes,
unb unter ibrer 2eituns TT uniere fatbplt-
l4e S6ule in tetent @a9stbum besrtfen.
S@lteb(t@ beften Danf audi unferm Gbpr>
btrtsenten s. Daspb. 8erfer, ebenfp ben
@itsliebern Der Gprnet>8anb, bic bas Self
bur4 ibre trefFt4en ~2etfunsen unteriiste.
Oanf &aen, bic CUR gerterrli6uns bes
Sefes irsenb mttsebplfen.
In Ntt91teb Ser g emeipbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-04

Ius @aepntai dreibt 6reunt
Su9ler init frHbltdem @leluja, paf biz
bcrttse fnt1clifde @emeinre bic 6reu@
be bate, rem tbr aus elmer friberen
MtiiIpn beitenS befannten bp6p. P.
Sdulaf, S. j. wdbreno oeS Otter
fefes III ibrer Mtttte gu feben. Der
raflcfe Miifiondr be9ab ii@ BON bort
mad Benton, Inn iber Manfatp feline
MiifOns,eiie weiter fort;uleben.