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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-26
Mns oer gmnoesbauptaaot.

gSaibington, 25. Suli. - Ser @ene=
|ralpotineiiter eripl0erte beute bic 3uldrift oea
S9atamtSefretdrs in SeSu9 auf Die Sei0r,
oerung bon @olonliinSen aus Gan SrauSiaco
ourd Die BOft als YoItiadleu Der britten
Slaiie. gr perIpridt, Der &n5elegenbeit feline
aufnerfI fIamfeit su;upenben unb ben Super.
lntenoemten bes @lieltbabu YoItoieniie8 9eei9=
nete SuitruftiOneu ;ugeben gu laiIen. 9as gu
bef0roe1nbe Sob muB mad ben geieblider
Serorouun9cn III 8adeteu BON nift iiber uier
Bfuno @elpid]t uerpadt merOen.
Sefretar Sdnrs hat Gle @inlabung, ole
5eitreoe 9elegentliA Der idbrIidlen ReuniOn
Der 8eteranen bonn n0rbllden 9tem-Y Yorf 81
balten, tpegen lleberhdufnng nit Amt8ge=
ld)diten abgelebnt.
Or. 2inoerman, Der Wtiinsamt8 Director,
bat ein Sirfular in Se5ug auf ben 9Sertb beS
merifaniiden SllberbOllarS, mslder befdnntz
lid fein geieslid)es 3ablun9Smittel lit, erz
lailen. Or. 2inbermau erfldrt, baB bieieOtiiu=
sen uidt mebr lucrtb ieien, ai8 Der 8etra9 oeS
in ibneu entbaltenen SiIberbullion5 - na6
Dem gegenpdrti9en Breile oe8 SilberS alio
etpa 80 $40 @eutS i'll Sob pro Stiif. Die
ielbe 6egel gilt audi fir ben SraOe>0ouar.
Or. 2inberntnn mad)t ferner befannt, baB ole
auswdrtigen SllbermiiHSeu, ionic Sraoe=
Dollars i'm 0fiin5amte 81 B3ilabelpbia nnb
Dem yNIian, ,"Siirsau in gielp,O Oorf 5u Dem
SurSpreiie oe8 Sllbera in 2onoou, lueniger
eiuen balbeu Gent pro llnSe, perfauit merDen
f0nnen. 2lus Dem auf biele gSeiie angefauf=
ten Silber iOlleu neue SilberbOaar8 9eprd9t
Derbeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-26
RrttSSfunttn.

Sas grDBte unO bette Drama in beutlder
Sprad)e breht ii6 nm ben log. y@ruB,mang,"
eS 1ft Shiller's ygSilhelm Sell. ."-Oob erit
in Der gesen,pdrtigen 3eit baben mir eingele=
ben, rpie plp6olo9ii6 rtttig es lit, baB 9e<
rabe Die beutlde Station es iein muB, tueld1e
oas bette Drama iiber ben y@ruB5pans" bat,
bemn MIR III beutiben 2arben bat man eS bt8z
her gepa9t, oas uuterthanenthum auf bieie
Spibe All treibeu. 9lls @ebler leinen @r;ber=
Soashut Dor 9lltorf auipfanSte, mar Die
Sf)msis nod beutl dies 2ano,-ei Sel iuetz
gerte iid), oenlelben Su 9riiBeu; er mad)te cine
Iusnabme, Mnb in Solae bieler Nusnahme
tpurbe er beriibmt Dor alien guten S6iiben
in Der Sdwei,. S)ou Dor $40 Sabren mar
oemnad) in beutiden 4anoen aried)srei bic
8egel uno ltolSes 2uHebnen ge9en bieielbe bic
Iusnabnle. - Ils Dor bunoert Sabren ettr
baperliher 8urIiir(t ben geiebl ertbellte, oaB
Seoer, meld]er an Dem Sd)loe Jtnmphen=
burg pOriibersebe, bel Frii9elltrafe ben 0ut
ab5eben nuiie, muroe auber einem ensli'tslt
Souriiten Niemano seprii9elt; bic Oeutitenr
ipeldle pallirten, nabnten nntertbdntgt Den
Su. Oh, ein @ngldnoer, Der Oieies nift tbun
moate, uuroe halb toot geid)agen. Oieles
TIT auBerorbentlid beSeidnenO. 2eioer geGt
oieier anedtSiiuu Der Oentlden bis auf nn<
leIe 2uge. 0iUt CtIllutI cottluHY tt6upll.
ygine iunge Dame Der bieiigen beiten Sc
leal6ait legte in ben lctten Saaen iebr rnbig
ibren Bes nad) Der i'm Gbiergarten belegenen
0obnung ihrer @ltern 5urild. Inter ben
sabreiden gSageu, ueld9e oil Der gdc Der
8ubelmitraBe Die 2eipsiger StraBe paillrten,
befanb fib and) ein gSageu, in oem Die Sron-
prii3elin nit eiaer ibrer GOd)ter iaB. Die
luuge Dame benlerfte oies nidt iofort, tpGbz
renb IleS Inn iie Der relpettpoa griiBtc. Vei
Der Sbnelligfeit, NIT Der Die SDfrpageu gu
fabren pflegeu, ift oies ain @nbe erfldrlid gez
mug. unmittdbar, na6bem Der Baaen pors
iibergefahren mar, trat an Die Iun9e Dame
ein Sd)mbmann beran, nuo berrldte Te in
ienem unnahabmli6eu Zone Der 8erliner
Sdutleutc an: y&arum baben Gle oenn
Sbre f0uiglid)e 5obeit nidt segriibt?" 9ie
iunge Dame wuroe, tpie be9reiflid3, auberor@
centlid) pellegeu, unb itotterte etiuas mie cine
gntihulbigung berpor iie babe ole Srall
aronprin5eiitn gar nidt geleben. rSie babeu
aber 81 ieben; Sie baben, menn Die Serrlfafz
ten poriiberfomnen, Sront 81 ntaben nnO 5ir
ariiBen!" Sc iino bas bic eigenen 9Sortc oss
gSd9terS Der Dffentlid)en Srbnuus. Die
iunge Dame bat leiber pergeiieu, ftf bleyium<
mer Shubmanns, Der iie mt oengSorten ::
ugta, bies DIAL ioll es Sbneu nod 10 binge<
hen!" perpirrt itebcn lieB, su uterfen."
6ortan braubt man iid rid)t Su wunoern,
oaB Der n9Silbslm EEL" oas bette Drama Der
oeutlden 3tteratur ut.
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&eiber Derlangeu, mas mieSer anoeren Sn
buftrie;meiaeu Ill @ute fommeu merOe,

&leioer perlaugeu, mas pieoer anoereu Su.
ouitrie;meigem Su @ute fommeu peroe.
., mas gdb' idl O'rum, wenn b'riiben auf
Dem Oihterparnaiie Seine uno roas g1elll-
den" oieis 6ebe leien f6nnten! Sie piiroeu
iid) bon ben @raSien balten laiIen miiiien,
oaB fte Dor 2ad]en nidt BON ibren lorbeerge=
politerten SeHeln fielen. Ser fleineDfarmotte,
Der biS6er in irgeno etnen1 gSinfel oes Shors
meges auf Ieinem ruBigeu 3werfiade Su ld)la
fen pflegte unb fid bes Worgens bei'm Iuf,
nadeu aliidlid) ld1dbte, oaB er feline 9auSs
tbiire nid)t susuihlleBeu braudte, miro fortan
eiueu eriten Stof nit led)s 3immern beipob.
neu. Sebt iino M5beln aus meiBem ahornz
tols uno nit meiBem ODER blaBselbem Itlas
gepoliterte Stiible uno Sopbas Mooe; ba'
rauf miro er iid itreden, penn er bon lener
lebten Sbornieintahrt 5uriidtommt. Bis
her hattie er nit einen Stiid 8rOb, einem
@urltiipIel uno etnelt Srunf SeinemaIier ein
fDniglihes Utabl gebalten oenn III ietner
.Sein1atb, in Sapopen, bate er ni9t einmal
10 uiel - iett miro er ii6 auf ltlbernem 9e-
id,irr cine &rebsluppe, einen g4ellbtabn nit
Sriifieln, cine @duieleberpaitete nno cine
Omelette aux confiturss porlesen lalien uno
aus seldliffenen &rpitaagldiern - luenn er
nid)t soloeue Yed,er por3iebt - Soroeaur,
@bablis uno Srontisuac idliirfeu. Sat er
iid seidttiat, banu ruff er leinen Sammeroie-
net mno ldbt fi9 in Staat iteden - ifmar3,
3on fetnem Seoantuae - lpie eS Su leinem
rullisen gerllie paBt - aber Die grillantnaz
bel am tabelioeu yS1abooel"*), @laceS on
BEN unipal1bareu 6dnben; Der gSagen ipiro
porfabren; Elm @aIonirter auf bem Sod,
smei galonlrte Srabelpupier" biuten
D'raui: "A PExposition, au Champ de
Mars!"
Goies aQes, ,pie 5r. @unton meint. banit
bie WfGbelId)reiner uno Die Silberl6mleoe,
Sd,neioer nennen Mnb ale anberen en=
mD9eil's erit Die Sdneiber, Die S6ulter, bic
ben, ipenn aae 6anfbiangfefrer 10 grobe Se.
itellungem bel linen MAIDEN? @egen ite uno
ibren fiiritliden Yrunf gebalten, miro Der
y3uirn" I'M y0umpaci" Der Snnosfott am
ytedarthore leln, tple ite in Wtannbelm ia~
gen.
Stun lit bieS IaeS gut unb id6n, uno ber
liebe 6errgott ioa' ale iiebsn eanopa9en iiber
mid idifen, ipenn i'd oem flelnen 8aud)
fangfebrer leine @anieleberpafete, ieinell
idmarSen ansug fir 800 8r., ielnel aOloenen
Seher unb fem Silbergeibirr miBg0nne !;
ooer ipenu ,d) benz Sd)neiber, bem Sduiter
uub oem W0belfabrifanten netoiid bin, oaB
iie burh eieSeiteaungen Der Warnottenbuben
3u Wti1iondren meroen. Sour fam id nidt
einieben, rpober bic Warmotten bas 9elo fir
au' oieie 8eiteaunsen belidaffen.
vgSie uatp!" 10 bore it Srn. @unton iei=
ueu Sntimen 5u,iideln. ,Berb' id 10 bumm
ieiu uno mein @ebeimniB ibon am Anfange
Der @ommunliienbepesnng gum Beiten seben!
Die 4uberen plagen iid) nit bem Yerpetuuul
mobile. id bab' mas Seiieres eriunoen; aber
bebaltet'S fir Sud 49,. oas 9nfaten'
ld =. erl!"
6. =. Bernaps.
y 0as irlide 2sisneriide Sminutiu BON Sabot,
SembfrQue,
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Gime ase,te, 9eDeinse 2lrbetter=crs
f0ntSdftDtt.

. I a o. p bla, %. Snli. = Der
>, Grand National Clan" Der - knights Of
Labor" elmer sebeimen unb anseblid] r1i9i
pOlitiiden" Yartei, taste beute in Oieier Stabt,
neber bic sserbanolun9en fam feline Iusfuufl
erbalten rpsroen, anger, baB mad ben einge-
rei6ten Beridten bic Yerbinbung ni1t peni=
ger, ais S75, 200 Mitslieber in ben peridiebe=
nen Staaten sablt. Cine balbe Wliaion Mit.
slieber ioll iih erft i'm letten Sabre Der Srga.
nilation angeidlofien babeu. Die Mitglie
berSabl in @alifornien betrdat 141 900, in
NswsDorf $4,000 uHo in Sbio 10000.
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Wajeitdt Der Sultan auBerSem Elm, Die Sniel
GBpern linn 81 iibertragen, nm bur6 ienes be-
ett uuo permaltet All merSen.

2leler 9Ohpentlon III 1ol9ell0er DAHllef
binSu9efiiat:
ngS blelbt anseorbnet Spii6en ben beiber
boben contrabirenOen Yarteie1, baB Gnalanr
in Die folgeuoen Seoin9uugen beSiigltd ieiner
Seiebun9 uno Serpaltung Der Snlel SDpern
miaist:
l. DAP etn muielmGnniider reli9iDier Sc
ridtsbof (WebtemetSderD auf Der Sniel fort
beiteben ioa, Der iif auSlAlieBli6 nit reli=
gl0ien Nn9ele9enbeitel1 (unb feillen anoeren)
be5lglid) Der 1nulelmannii6e Sep0!ferung
Der Snlel befalien ,plro.
2. SaB ein ruielnldnnilder Reioent Sci.
tens oes 9lmtes Der frommen Stiftungen i'll
Der Silrfei (GpfraD ernannt tueroe, I'M i'm
8ereine nit einem bon ben britiiden Seb0r=
ben eruannten SelegGten Die Serualtung oes
@iSentbums Der SouOS uno Seibun9eu, Die
ben NOi6ee'u, 6rieob6fen, muielndnnii9en
S9nlen uno anoeren reltgiDen Ginrl6tuu9en
auf SHpern augeb0ren, 5u iibernebmen.
3. Dap @n9lano Der Yforte idbrlih Sa6lell
miro, mas Der gegentudrti9e ueberldnB bes
ginfommenS iber ote glua9abeu tiir bic
9ermaltung Der Snld ilt; oieier lleber-
lduB 1T nad Dem Surd)Id)nitte Der lebs
ten fiiui Sabre 81 beltmmen, angebltd)
% 1886 8eutel, mas biernad) gebiibrenD su
psrifi,iren lit, Inter gusi6luB oes @rtra9es
aus ben mabreuo rieier 3eit uerpa9teten ooer
perfauften &roMldnoereisn.
4. 9aB Die 5obe YfOrte unbei9ranft 2anb
unb anoereS @igentbnm aui eDpern, bas Der
ottomauilGen &rone Deer Dem Staate anges
bort (Arazii Mirige We Emlakl Houma
youn), bsreu @rtrag ni6t Sheil beS in 9lr~
tifel 8 erlpabnten @infonmerS biloet, uerfan=
fen ODER perpadten fam.
5. 0aB Die en9liide .8egierung burb Die
,uitdnOi9en Seb0roen 5wan9slpeiie 2ano 81
einem au9emehenen Yreiie aufauieu bari,
rpeldes gu 0ffentlideu 3pedfen unO Serbeiie-
rlngen erfOroerIid 1T, unO loIdes 2anO, paS
nidt bebaut 1T.
6. 0ab, tpenn &uBluuo ber Siirfei 8ars
unb Die anoeren groberungen, weld)e es in
Mrmenien pdbreno bes letttn &rleses 9e-
madt bat, Suriid9tebt, Die Sniel @Dpern Ourd
@nslanO gerdumt lperOen uno Die llebereiu=
funft bonn A. Suni 1873 in @eltuug 81 blei<
ben aufbGren mirb.
60 9eldebeu 81 @onltantinopel am l. Suli
1878. geS. u. y. &aparb. Safpet."
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So s Greet, 9Spomiug, %. Suli. -
Die Yoitfuti4e, ipelde am %. .. Dtta. bon
0eaopooo mad @beDenne abSiug, puroe
heute friib smei Melleu n0rolid) BON Sight
ming Greet BON iebS Masfirten an9ehalten.
@brp. S. 9S. 8ldett, Der einSige 8afiagier
ber 8utide, rpuroe BON ben Slduberu nift
moleitirt, jebOA mahten iih Die 2ebterea in
aller @eniiiibsrube iiber Die YofiGde ber uno
brahten ipenigftens cine balbe StlnOe nit
Der Bliiuoerung osrielben 5u. 0ie @elbfilte
iuuroe ebenfallS erbrodeu, a1ein bieielbe mar
gum @liide leer. yiadbem bic Gduber nit
ben Yoitidfen ferttg waren, lieBen iie ben
&utidler weiteriabren. Der @eiobetrag, mel.
der fth in ben Sriefen befanb, fam Dor Der
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@ermii6te 9epeid)ett aus Hetp=
MnrF

Nemz 9 orf, IS. Suli. = Giner Son.
boner .5pestaloepeid,e sufolge wurOe Der Oanlz
pier ,Scaneinapian" am II. bs. Mts. uns
term 49, Sreiteu= unb 10. 9dngensraoe inter
Segel seleben, iroem Die Sdraube oes DAM
piers gebrohen mar. SIM llebrigen mar auf
benz Sabr5euge &Ges in Sronuug.
= Sob er6ffnete beute su 1909.
Die 0ampier sOenmarf" BON 2onbon
uno Staples" bon @aroiffitno beute bier an=
nPfnr1nlen
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Sottee's soiYo1,ori11e,,,0sr+rnst

reintgt oas Slut un6 beilt Stropbeln, ifro.
pbulOie 6liiiie, frebilge Sliife, Ntageni&n6.
DE uno ale aus unretnem 8Iute entiprinaen-
ben eeiOen rabital. 6aftrueb, 8tbeumatis1
mus, yteuralgie uuO @i4t laifen Id nur
ourd oas Slut miriam beieitigen, uuo Saua
ce'S Saiiapariqeu.@ @rtratt 1T Die 9lr,uei mel.
DE 0as noabringt. Breis 81 bic Hlaid,e.
3u bobeu bel Seth 9. 9ance Nr. los,
Bef .SaltimoreftruBe. C15Ol
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Gottce'S 0nor= gsieoprer,e,,oer

berItbnert uno regt ben Saarpnds an uno
brtnst ralfes gSadStbum heruor. @raueuI
9aare slbt &c ielne uutiirlide 6arbe mieoer.
Gr TT nt4t flebrIg, iouoern LAUDER uuo auqe.
nebm; in Der 89at Elm aritofratiidles gois
lettensBrdparat. Breis 81. Bet Seth g.
9ance Scr. 108, gS It aGtimo g.
ftraBe, 5u babeu. 1479
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Serlaii9te Aa3sigeH.
Baltimore fire 9u(uranft Office
auf Der
SiibmeftsGd erSnntb= u. @atcrtr.

6eit mebr, nI5 einem bal6en S1brbnHoert etaeltrls
,erfidert aeqen Yerlut o6er BehdbignHs bur9 beHer
in Der Staof ober au benz eanbe, aui ale Arten ben
St9entbum. yx
Sieie @eleGfSaIt felt nu4 tmmer 70 9yenee
ober b permaneute BolieeH aus.
gBnt. %. G6rriion, BrdFbenas
9freRto unt.
Dapto 9, gBiIlon, .. 3. RepcomeF,
Nrancis z. sing, 0rptle 9oriptk,
benrp Carroll, w. 2B. Eanlor,
aBn. 8. 9rung, George 6. Sarrifon,
8. pon 3dpH, HB11 g, PenHinloB,
8. &o6ert Ssntins, y. Nl6eTt BideTs,
g. UloTton &temagt, WlenbeR &nhen,
SomT, &. GEORGE, Jun.
tsuHiis-D w, 81. Sar&. ssst,
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8Quferptte.

Cincinnati, 25. Suli. - Der GGen-
paarenhdnbler s. 3. 0auis gu SrontOn, O.,
bat fallirt. Yaiiipa $4,000.
Yortla anb, Dr., 25. Suli, - Der 81:
ienpaareubanbler 3bomas Cunningham if
bancroft. @ailipa $500, 900.
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Beratbunsslofal: Scr. 1872, georo<Gutaipifr.
Ser sro6e Snbianerz zarduter= Oofpr 6ebanbeit nit
grfoIs ae roniiben aranf1eiten beg 9irns, 3alles.
Sersens uno ieoe llnorbnuns i'm Reruenpfeme,
gfropbelu, 3rebs, @eihiuulf, Banopurm, Nero9ttz
tdt unb ale broniiben unb afuen 2eiben beioer @es
terzDoftor, Nr. 1872, NorS<@mfaipttrabe, 6ebans
belt gaamenihtpddbe, nerpoe Sdpdde, Smpoten1
NIT poafommenen Grfol9e, mas 6unberte bebeusen
tonnen. WerIt bel bfeien bas eeben nntersrabenoen
3etben iein @elo mebr meg, onoern beut uno Siebi
Dr. Siperpool au atte nn6 feo iber5eust, er fpirf
Cub BON eieien Weroen=@ribl blaffnnaen beiien. mad
Modbte gu, bic Sbr 9udb iene Yatent> Weoiainen bat
boltn laifen uno bee nno iene gltrtur pro-
btrt ,suIuien:. SD annGnh tnrtren. 8eratbungs
sum Neiien Der arteiteneeH &laiie pom frlb 10 bic
Nadbmtftaqs MFR. fSunt. 10, 34ete.ia2s)
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SelesrapDiide 9sepeldle1ls
5nlanb-Qfpel1sa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ESeri4te Der ~aiiocirten Prefe' fir ben a9easstsg
GcrIeipDnoeuteus.
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0lHhut0I

SD m69te OuS Yublttum beuudridtisen,
baB idJ I'M Seibc elmer Ar5uet bin, pel4e
bieieS 10 iebr pelnigeuoe 9eloen beilt. SD
babe eeute 9eieben, mel4e tuum athmen tonH4
ten unb butd ben 9ebraud] bieieS Wttttels
fat au9enblidli6 2iuberuua srlansten. @s
1T barmloS uno tann obHe Gle Sei1rdntuna
genommeu peroen. Sollte oieie ytotia Dor
oaS Guge clues nit Oieier qudlenoen &rant.
belt Sebafteten iommen, 70 miro er boffent.
lid unfeblbar io9lei4 f4 an mid mcnben
uuO oaburd iOfOrtt9e Qtnoerung fh beriAal-
fen. BrciS 81 Die 6lai4e Ober iedls Slal6en
fiir So. gu baben bel Setb 9. 9auce
Jtr. 108, gSclt. BaltimoreItrafe. (147-\
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VajIe! Ydjtel
an Neie iu's Xusidnb teiorgt tnueTbat "a Gtunbtu
= \ &atne,
= gdt bsr DaLtimsrsaIa6e uus &en'O tsssapeHue.
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y 0as iriide @isnerii6e 9iminutip BON Sabot
Semofraule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-19
GEORGETOWN.

Misc EGENATION. - Vincent b. Thomas, a
cOlOred man, and Helena j. Parker. q white
arrived in Georgetown about two weeks ago
and have since been staying at the house of
Joseph Moore, a cOlOred man, living on It'll
street. These two were one made on Thursday
night by the Rev. Jacob Ross. Mrs. Thomas
is declared as tall, with short hair and plenty
OF money. MIR. Thomas is about foot inches,
and very dark.
White, JnO. Welsh, Jno. DOnelly, Edward
Kelly and Frank Lewis alias JAS. Stanford,
We're arrested last night by Officers Myers and
that these men have been regular dodgers at
the station house up to few weeks ago when
Mr. WOOdey complained of losing sheep and
Wood; &c; These men having located in a
naturally attached to them. They were ar
rested, however, as tramps and sent down.
Sandford had with him calico dress, a razor,
a pair OF ladies hose and sundry other articles
of female wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-19
Condensed Locals.
From j. e.. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance of the malls

From j. G. Parker we have the New York
papers IN advance of the mails.
Rev. George Muller addressed a large audi
ehce OF ministers and Christian workers at
Foundry NJ. T.. Church at noon YESTERDAY,
answering number of practical questions
pgOpOUnded 10 him verbally and in writing.
Columbia COmmandery. No. ,. Knights Tenn
piar, celebrated its Isl anniversary last night
AT Masonic Temple. at which Sir +. l.. Stevens
GflNrfed an address rpCItiHg Il history of the
organization during that time Grand Master
X. B. French issued the diSpenSatiOn author
Emg the petitioners 10 work. The first Emf
prnt Commander was Ben Perley POOre, and
abe next was +. J.. Stevens. About 100 men,
beTS have received the hOnOrs of knighthond
at The hands Of this cOmmandery since its
organization.
A marriage license was today issued TO
Edward Haley and Kate ONeill
large numter OF young ladies and gentle
ismen OF the hr>t ward gave masquerade
Oh Vermont avenue. Wednesday night
A coal oil lamp exploded in the house of Mr.
Henry Lem, No. l62I 9TH street last night and
result ed in damage to the furniture and house
estimated az about 500.
Last evening the members of the E-street
baptist Church and congregation held their
OF the church. Rev. j. w. Parker was detained
AT home 10y injuries received from a fall. from
which he j. slowly recovering. There was a
very encouraging number present The eyer-
ClStS were interesting. and were opened by
singing 10y the choir Then followed readings
by Mr.; Ii. {. ShOleS and Misses Stearn and
Fi'HtH. a StIO ny PISS NtIIlt lUIdnU. ana
reading by Miss Mcqueen: after which all
present enjoyed refreshments furnished by
The ladies.
Said one of the members Of the WASHINGTON
Gymnasium to Prof. Cammack: The ONLY
regret have Is that did not Join the Gymna-
sum years ago.
The Maryland Annual Conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church will meet in
EaSiOn on Wednesday. the 18th of March next.
See notice of new building association
he services at the Church of the Incarna-
Ill
ham. are of 4 high order OF interest. See adyt.
H. y. BTO>uan sends The CHth0tic World for
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Raid on an ALLEGED Gambling 4ouse.

Between L and O'Clock this morning Lieut..
Austin, with Sergeant Hollinberger and the
officers of the fifth precinct, again surprised
The inmates OF the alleged gambling house No.
1915 street, and took the prOprietorS who
gave their names as Jerry Jewell and John
Wells, with ten guests and two coored walters
into custody, and marched them to the central
station. where they duly registered their fic-
titiOus names. Seven fine tables, 1900 ivory
checks, a costly roulette table, S. in money,
and twelve packs of cards were secured all
costing nearly $1,000. The house was put in
charge of an officer and the whole party locked
up for a hearing in the Police Court. This is
the same house raided several weeks ago,
which raid was given away in time for the
gamblers to substitute for their fine outfit an
other of much less value to them, and the Seiz-
IRE at that time proved to lie a failure. This
morning The party was treated 10 a free ride
to the Police Court, when they were packed
took up the duty OF preparing his ease to pre-
sent It to the court, and spent considerable
time in inierrOgating the witnesses. but not
one OF them would disclose a word which
would tend 10 support a case.
The attorney made statement subsequently
to the court to the effect that he had spent
fifteen Witnesses and had failed to elicit n sin
gle fact that would justify a prosecution, and
he would have to abandon the case.
The court replied that the attorney was not
required to satisfy himself in such cases that
he could convict. If the circumstances We're
OF such character as 10 convince the court
that there was probable cause OF guilt, it was
the duty of the court to send the case to the
grand jury, and in future it would perhaps be
better to bring the witnesses into open court
for examination before abandoning the prose
cuti0n.
Every one of the party gave fictitious names.
and the hardihOOd manifested was disgusting
and shocking. All declared that they never
saw a card played there, but that they were
in the habit of going in there for the purpose
OF meeting acquaintance. for supper. &c.
Affairs on the Virginia Side.
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ITO HAVE A PERFECT CURE,
TRY VEGETINE-

ii. r. STEVENS, ESQ.
Dear Sir:-ThlS is 10 certify that my aughter
was taken sick when she was three Years old, and
got so low that We were Obliged TO keep her on a
pillow. without moving, to keep the little thing
together. She was attended by several physicians,
tbe regular attending being old Dir. John
stevens. They all pronounced her case incurabe.
great Blood Remedy, NEGETINE, / commenced
giving her that, and continued it regularly Till She
was about seven years Old, when she was pro-
nounCed perfectly cured. During her sickness
three pieces Of bone were taken from her right arm
above the elbow, one of them being very long.
Several small pieces we're also taken from her left
leg. She is now twenty-Seven years Old and is
enjoying good health, and has ever since she
seven years old. with no signs of Scrofula any
but she can use ii almost well as the other Her
legs are of equal length and she is not in the least
lame. Her case was ScrOfula. inherited i'm the
blood. and would recommend all those having
Scrofula humor or any other blood disease il they
wish 10 hayea perfect cure, TO try FEGETINE. the
reliable blood remedy, which does not weaken the
system like many other preparations recommended,
but, on the contrary, it is noUrShing and strength
cning. My daughters viii fully testify this,
for never saw or heard of worse fOrm OF ScrOfula
HULA SMITH,
10 Monument Street. CharleStOwn. Mass
MRS. SARAH NJ. JONES,
50 Sullivan Street, Charlestown Mass.
April 10, 1870.
The above statement shows perfect cure of
Scrofua in its worst form, when pronounced
incurahle, of 4 child four years OF age, twenty
three years ago: the lady, now twenty Years
old, enjoying perfect health.
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stocks, Bonds and Gold on moderate margins
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs. &e.. To.nig mt

National 3hedter.-Opera OF Aida
Opera HOuSe.-BTyant'S Minstrels.
TTbeGter C0nliQue.-" Dead to the World -
and varieties.
TdIEtGdge Hal" Yankee Singin Skewl'
7e7 I Notwithstanding Seance, by Mr.
and Mrs Holmes.
C6d FtHC1rs' H0H-PedeStrianiSm by Miss
Won HilleTn.