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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-08
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gtfenbabn.-
Born. Gadm
@.zD., gbiIab. uno Bort Depoiit .3fpiz
a8egeftationen. 6.45 icbenitaltonen. ......2.f5
Bbila6. II. R.s9. @r 955 ybilao. u. R.zg. gr..2.65
%. Bbilao. u. H.<Y, YortSepoiit u. 3tUi<
beihrantt*. .3.20, 1875 ibenitationen. o.. .5.0G
B9ilaoelpbia 49,. .6.55
%. BbiI. nno R,zD.
Grpres*. .......s. .fG
*gerlaf5en gberIes1r.=S =Staton; aae anoern BIefis
Fbentitr SonutGgs nur 3ii9e uin 800 Utors., 6.55
Nadm. uno lilo A6enos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-08
StaOt Goltim0vs.

@iubru6.-Sn Die @trtbIhaft bes 6rn.
@arl Sle9munb, glr. 135, Srleansffra6e,
braugen geftern, mdbrenb fd) NlemanD i'm
6auje befanO, 5isbe elm. Gle Snrd1iadltsn
Die Sdranfe uno &ommoben uno ld,lepptetl
eine illberne ubr nebit &ette, cine SOr1tedna.
bel nno peri6ieoene anOere S6mudla1en gum
9elamnltmeribe BON etua 800 aus oenl
Saule fort. Som Sofe aus mareu Itemittellt
Seffuens zines SeniterS in'S Saus gelangt
uno batten baiielbe oard Die 9Srtbidaitst6iire
on Der SrleGnSitraBe 0erlaIien, Die Samilie
bate nm llbr DtOrgens cine @rfurfon nad)
benz SadsSlufie untsrnonmen nno nor erlt
abenes rpieoer in ibre gSobnuug Suriifgefebrt.
Cine Sfatulle, in weld)er iid $3.50 beIanben,
iuurbe bon ben Oisben nidt entoedt.
@rimi n al geri 6 d. eSerurtbeis
lung e1l.-3n einem Sabre Sud)thaus muroe
am Samitase 3. s. Weann, alias 0ecDos
nalo, weseu @inbrHd,S in baS 6aus oeS prn.
S. gS. @uerift i'm norbmeitlidlen Stn6ttbeie
perurtbellt. @ine gleide Snafe wuroe iiber
SameS Seub oerbGngt, lpeld)er geitdllblg mar,
pm. 6. 9oriep pom Dampier vYenb" $99
geitoblsn su babeu. Die llnterin6ung gegen
5enrp 6aird)ilb, ipelher BON Setlp ais lein
Mitl6uloiger be5eihnet luorSen, 1T nod uidlt
beenbet.
Cine 6 la9e All u ltmente sum
Setrase BON $3.50 fir bic 3eit BON 62 Mo.
naten, bonn Wat 1873 bis Suli 1878, hat
Srau &ebeda Na6maun aui @rruo eines
llrtbeils oes Suprenl, ,@eri6ts oes SiItrifts
Columbia I'M hiefgen Superior -@eridbte ae.
gen @eOr9 ytadmanu erboben. gta1 Dem
@rlahe be8 0sfretS ioa 8crflagter MIR auf
einen Moaat, Ipril 1878, 4limente besablt
baben.
SIM @riminalgerid)te msr6en wGb.
reno oeS &eltes oeS WtaizSermins Die 0ttd)>
ter, tpie fplest, diloiren: 9tiGter @ilmor am
20. Sall, &idter Bmfnsg a,HYt al9ult,
&ttter Dobbiu am IL. auguf, @idlter 50
rep am 81. Guguit nno Sberri6ter Brown
am z. september, all pelhem Gage bie@ross
sei9morenen thre S4luBberi9te einrei6en
merben.
Cine Stage auf $4,000 gntld3 IL
otgnHs bat SOB. @rpig Onr6 leinen an.
malt 9rn. 8. Sennisbauisn I'M Common
Bleas- -Geridte ge9en 8iIb. Dfuameper ueaen
nngereftfertister Berbaftang erbebell laiIen.
gSie Dor einiger 3eit nlitgetbeiit pnroe, ipies
len Die @roBseid3morenen Ses Griminalaerid,.
teS cine uoul Serflagten se9en aldger crbo.
bene GnihHloi9nng msgen angebIid nngeieBs
liGer @rlangun9 etnes g8asens ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-08
.aaIilmore.s e.s,ntnn,nc.Rnhn.

BUH UuIUtII@StnIIOH Bon SQIpettSStdtI0n
Born. STADIUM
@ai9Ineton. 2, 7.25*, DoIb. 3.15, 4.35, 17,f5,
1925, 1l,20, *t2.35 8opeis Greet .,,...5.55
Bope's Greet ........ 7.25 annapolis a "a
annapolis T., #9,25,1f.20 Saih'b un6 Giiben 4. .35
Ml9m'o u Siloen- .F12.3 Sloen So. Ulio .....7.t5
Via Ba. WtolQnh. Si2,31 Via @heI. II. Ohio 7.I5
RorIolt via gBnlb'n Son &barIesftr.s ssiotion
U, RerIolf=Gmpfr. Waibinatorl ......-9. IA
Wonia9s, Diittluohs u. Bht[ab 3,05. " OO #fi. N
Donneritaas nur fi,2O WetpsglorF Z 8 05, &ff. .f6
Son @baresft.z .zStation Bon Bennf sNpe, ,zStotioii
Bnlbingtou :. -. 14.f5 gSaIb .30 & "a. "a. "a
philadelphia .A3. .25 ,t0.35 Nnnopofls !, .., I'd
MetDsg sglo1t. Va. o., fO35
Son BennI. .s4pe. .zStotiof
GDaibtHat. 7,d0, #7.35,
1894, ff.35
annapoIis7.t0, ,s9.34, 4,ff,a1
i5dbreH td9Iit abs Gle 1nbexn ausoenomrneu
gonnta9s,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-08

.KBe5tIid3e HsnrNEdnoet 45ahM."
Bon gtdt.-9soym. Wains Me5erstoiun,
Hoftua n. Gmmittss GDsfmInffer 9fetp
burg, 5ageretopH 9ginoIor, nBion5r0ge
u. WiniarspoTt 500 uno Gtaticnen ipeiflfh
inionsSrio9e 80 80 bis gmmitsbnrs ,lfsrez
Bon 5ilen=$ =$tat.-9lanm. oerid, SngerstoiDnIno
Re5ersiolpn ......1.30 geiuiomsport.. ...5.C0
tintonzSribae. >. AGO Union 8rioge uno
Grpre6 5t9blano Yarf, 3lpiiAenft.. .6.2l
Btfespilfe, Ofpinss
ausseuommeu Solntaes. Union Srib9e nur ON
Gonntaeen I'm Wlore. uno 2.t0 9iahm,
Der SurhBu9 nadb Sreoerid perl6Bt Baltimore I'm
5 llhr Na9m. liro fdbrt um Ilbr Diors pom 5reoes
rifs nad9 Baltimore Oh.
Gage ueraiien u1onsDepot (@barIesifr.) Diin.,
Yennlpluanta<A <Apenue 10 Vtin. uro fulton Staiol
IL Winuten nGd Der obensenanHten abfabrtsSett pon
ber SiileuS StdtFsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-08
Giner 5dredltd,en @efabr eutaanae,,.


ytemsD orf. Z. Sult. = am Samita9s=
gtahmittage ereignete fid in einem Der ileMen
Srodenbods Der ,@rie 8abu" elm llnfal,
ipel6er beinabe brelBig Weni9en bas 9eben
sefoitet bdtte. 0as Dod ift NIT Steinen ausz
gemauert, 44O sSuB lang unb 80 BIS 40 SUP
ttef. Cine Nnsabl arbeiter mar gerabe NIT
Reparaturen an bem Wauermerfe in oem Sod
bei6aftigt, unb bas gSafier bes SluiIes purbe
onrd siusi madtise S9leuBentbiiren entfernt
gebalteu.
Der 4ufieber bemertte plSsli9 sinise Bla.
len auf bic Sberildd)e Der geringen Quantitdt
Baher, tpeldae iidb in benz Ood befano, ifeiz
gen uno 9laubte suerit, baB oieielben burdl
einen 4al peruria6t purben. @leid) barauf
ipritte ieooh Elm fleiner @aHeriirabl in bic
p6be, unb oerNufieber CAB, bic rrobenoe Sc
iabr nod 3ur redten 3eit erfeuueub, oaSSis=
nal sur i6leunigen 6luht. &aum batten iid
Die 2lrbeiter in St6erhsit gebradt, ais beioe
S9leuBentbiireu 5u sleider 3eit braden uno
bas gau3e Ood im 5auounbreben pom bem
bereinitiirsenben 8aiisr sefiillt murbe.
Sas gSafier fihrte etpa 10000 SUB Sau-
bol5 nit in oas Sof, unb etn Sbeil bes Solz
seS iunroe nit iold fiirdterliher @emalt
binein9el6leubert, DaE es 40 SUP bod in Die
9uft fog. gaiemaub murbe perlctt. Otau
CAB fl6 Gle 9rDBte 0fiihe, ben unfaa 81 perz
heimlifea, uuo Der Setras oeS entitanbenen
Shaoens, ipelder beoeutenb iein mub, 1T
roh ntAf ortr,t+tofk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-08
reaIttmere.ohio.gabn.-

Honeamben@Station Bon &amoeHsStotton
Boru. Wad
BdIb'n u. gBe9ef.. .,*4.4b BoIbineton, Annes
8ir9intn, ,Ni6bIono, polis u.tggeaft. .i2.i5
9pn96urgano e. 99aIb'n uno G5egit.
W.....,.... ......4.45 (nur Gonnta9s). f.31
Gffieotts@'p u. De9f $50 Gnic >@'p II. .Be9f. 80
Baih l. g9egeff.. ..6.45 2Balbnu. We9if.. 800
ct. 2, @lncin., Waip. Il. 9aid @rp...8.0G
ytttsDurg fBinGefter, 9a9erss
Pm grpr. tofun, Breo'f une
~ u. B1is 2DegiintioEen. 4.20
nusaes GDnibfngton, Annae
nntdg1 pool nno gee9ff. ....*5.00
,eiap FLO Gblcagc, Columbus
bsh., nno aBaib. .Grpre6
eySs tGouTer iH9felnpl E6 90
no brtoGidn. a3eaif....z5.2l
4Rdrtinsb'g u. Neefz #6.25
gGolh. liie xDeafts..s*6.3C
* s 81. tours, @iliciHs
A N 5I @ 800 M1tlf Nttsbltg u.
W. e8dit, @FpreB ~. .#3ai5
s 8lfeinia, i1Ripoidno
M XanpiIe uHo ole
BuHfte iloltfb .....S1s
~ 1t. Alrpu. GDsai...11.0c
~ l2I VII 3wei9e lin NJ. III Bioxa..
@onntlagn), $500 RatbE
a9odptae).
f ri 53[ Jklap~6nlife.
NJ nH4 Baltimore. llnl b.f I
90 Wors.s 1910, sl.30.
I5 Ri S1< 10 unb 1870 M5b6s
N N NJ u Fn &eRnlass aHsetiolas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-08
Gin yssefffdiftffttfffer erfritttfeft.

gem=S Orleans, Z. Suli. - @m. Sut=
clifie, iueldlg por etli6en sBoden SranfPrine
in einem 9Settihpimmen auf cine Stitau5
BON "a Meilen befie9te, ertranf beute i'm Wii-
itiiippi. Sutclifie unb einige Sreunbe batten
Sfwimnlibunse oor9enommeu, iebod be-
reits ibr Boot ipieoer beiftesen, ais Sutelifie
nOhmals iibcr 8orb iprans, I'M iid9 bon ben
g8ellen zines poriiberfabrenoen Sblepp Dam
piers idaufeln 5u laiien. ST tpagte ii6 gu
nabe beran unS muroe ourd einen bon Dem
Dampfsr bugiirtenYrabm setroffen. @r taubte
hinter Dem Brabm nod einnal auf uno per'
idl.panh ipbann inter Dem gSaifer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-08
1878. 1878
0
Ser
9eatidle Gorreipaltb
-ia 1it
8rSfte, btltiefte u. i'o44isaupiefte
nfat(bt 9titane
in ben @ersinistsH staatsm.
10
Sa8lid).
gE0d)emtli0
soaata8s
-:O:-
Sie @ademsaasgabe bes 9entidBta
Garreipunbeuten" erfbriHtiebeu
5rritag ROrseH unb eHtbalt
bic ansfiibrli6Rrn grri4te
aus Der alien nnh
nenen gGelt.

auBerSsm ent5aIt Oas GBo6eu6Iatt G4beTs aA
Salaao.5epeTdseu. Die neneHem gsobeIlem, Wc
ridbte aus ieoem 3weise Oes gRiiiens; UoIfdnaise
gia6riGten a6er Die anfunft unb ben a6sans Ssr ~
enrOpdii6en 0ampf9ifFe; goiTasier=siffen bier ana
sutOmmenOsr ginDanOerer unS Die hauptid9Ii9sn
otatseresuiife gattmore's unS DaaypIanO's, Dalts
inston's &C.; poaHanSise 8srats a6sr ben etaRO
Der Usdrtte, s0rie,e.
sB- sorsfaIttse Anstattune, gutter Ssu6unS
biateer @reis.
0as gsOhenblatt sebl mao
ssaSbimetom,
9barleItOu, S.=@.,
SGOannab, Geo.,
Sadionoiae, 5t.,
&obtIe, Ilab.,
getus Orleans, 2a.,
DientpbiS, 3enn.,
2oaisoiue, 9p.,
Hrepert6,
GumberIanO,
sSFuitDnra.
&rantShV
&nnaeO. Ing,
SStatamsport,
AnnapoIiS,
RHbeelsng,
WatfesSbHrs,
RartsnSbwra,
&taMntpn,
Ridlmono,
RSttHinatoM, R,sG.,
Roriols, ga.,
@Ieranorta,
Dorf,
$SanDDer,
SABRE oe @raes.
ShreWSbush u.f,tu.,
iopte uob aHeH Saaptorteu Der @eretntatem
StaateH uu0 @uropa's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-08
@rtttaler 9nnuelntpro Inn Ohio.

Steu bennilIe, O., 6. Suli. - Sohn
Steuart begab fid am 4benoe oes 4. Suli
i'll Wc@aun's @irtbidait i'll bieler Stabt uuo
iorberte 81 triufen; oa CT bereitS. pollftdnbis
betrunfen mar, 10 lueiserte iid McGaHn, inn
nod iilehr ;u gebeu. Steinart ging baraui
an Die gegeniiberliesenoe Seite Der StraBe,
itellte f6 binter eineu Baum, uno alS Ste.
@ann nit ieiuem fleinen Sobne auf bic StraBe
trat, feuerte CT elm Sbrotsewebr auf oieielben
ab unb tDotete 8eioe auf Der Stelle. @iuaur
3eit periibersebenber Biirger tpurbe Don etiiz
den Sbrotf0rnern i'll ben arm setroffen.
Gtferfmdtt, Wpro ttao gelbftuorS.
Snbepenbence, Soma, Z. Suli.-@lae
renee Cham id)oB seitern Ibeno SRI. 0tattie
Sberipooo, So9ter zines gea1teten biefigeu
Siirsers, auf Der Stelle foot unb t6otete iid
ielbft barauf ourd einen iSdjub. giieriu6t
ruiro als llrlad]e anaeqeb.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-08

81 dl fer, W.=D., Z. Suli. - Yroiefior
2ouis Slpift ans bieler Staot entoedte um
2 llbr beute Dtorgeu eiuen Someten in bem
Sternbloe oes 6erfules. Der Sonnet 1T sroB,
isbo6 nur unbeutlid) fiftbar, lruo belpest iid)
Ianslam in iIomeitlidler 8iftuna.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
The Central Free Dl.pcn,ary.

meeting Of the lady contributors Of the Central
Free, DspCnsnry was held IN Ihe disprnsnTy build
IN Z, Ui sixth street, next 10 the corner of street
Northwest, On Tuesday last, Mr.. Governor DcHni-
son in the chair, and Miss Isabella +olomons scCrc-
tary. Among those present were Mr. Charles
Bradley, Mrs Cornelius Wendell. Mrs J l. SImm,
Mri. MvC C,.Ttcc. Miss :. DurLnt and Miss Jun Mid.
dlCtOn. !-"ycral subscriptions To the fluid from
New menlbrrs were handed in. and there wHs Il
general discussion ~, t., the best mode Ui proceed lure
u Increase the list as the advisory board Of phy 81
ciRn- and resident apUthccnry reported large In.
clCa'c In the number of applicants for relief and
without the fund was rcpleuished largely they
would be compelled u refuse assistance 10 thou
sands Of deserving poor people who nave no other
place h. go 10 since the office of physicians to the
the poor and ward AputhrCHrics have been nbll.
ishei by the District Commissioners on account Of
there not being any nnd out Of which they Cnn b.
paid. Several ladies expressed Themselves warmly
on the Necessity Of prumptnCiOn for relief. and
lated several touching incidents wherein the good
othCcs of the dspcnsary were instrumental IN
allHyiug most ptcDus suffering which otherwise
could have found no means Of relief
This worthy charity which gives fiCc medical
advice by the very best Of our physicians who Rt.
tend without fee aud dispense without charge.
should ruCclve liberal support from cur citizens,
and were II fully known the good it Is doing there
would he no Necessity 10 make appeals for aid for
Il would be considered privilege 10 he known US II
contributor The next meeting will be held during
the tirst week in February.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
Police Commissioners.

The Board of Police Commissioners met last
evening. Present: MeSsrs. SOmeryillc, Cisscll,
Herr, aud Ga,chcl.
Philip Reese was appointed additional private, to
do duty at lie DrOit Park.
The District Treasurer requested that rs the clerk
Ofthe market refuses to deliver the licenses to the
market people, the police be empowered 10 serve
the same, which was granted
Lieutenant Vernon. chief OF the detective corps,
submitted his report for the month OF December.
ing II loss of s37y73D, Of which but s7i.7j was re-
covered The number OF arrests made was i3
during the same period.
The reports Of the police surgeons IN charge of
the various precincts were read, showing that the
health of the force was good.
rule adopted that hereafter permits for
entertainments Of any kind will not he granted cx-
ccpt upon application 10 the Superintendent OF
Police or tpthe lieutenant In charge of the precinct
In which the proposed entertainment Is to he given.
Robert =. Dodge the District Treasurer. reported
that n number Of aucti0uecrs and saloon-keepers
were delinquent IN taking out their licenses
Mr. Gatch"l recommended that the Janit0r at the
Second Precinct be discharged tor nctliciency,
which was agreed TO-
Mn. Bo.tOn, whp has the contract for doing the
washing al the different station.hOuscs, submitted
her usual complaint that the price paid her twenty
four cents per dOLcnl was insufficient.
The secretary was directed to notify her that II
shc wished 10 give up the contract she could do SO,
aud the next lowest bidder, the Swiss Laundry, be
given the work.
Mr.. somcrylc, from the committee appointed to
examine and report regarding the workings Of the
telephone stated that they had worked shttsiactO-
Tly, there being hut one objection To their Al
| prt'.cnt II is impossible 10 send dispatch pri-
! VHtrlY.
! The subject Of making Arrange mcnts for the prl-
! waite transmission Of dispatches was referred 10
/ e. the comm ttcc on telephones whI were directed
/ to confer with superintendent Miles
! Mr. Grlrhcl moved that u committee Of two bC
appointed u net IN conjunction with Major X oh
! ards and supvriutvnd the dc,truCtiun of all the
| gambling pnrhphCrmlia which was taken during
| the raid, ui ns' year, which was agreed to.
McSsr. Gutchcl nnd Herr were appointed said
committee.
Mr. Herr submitted copies Of the police mRnua
Of the cities ul London Glasgow and ElinhuTph
| presented hy Mr., Williamson. 4 vote Of thank
wHs rendered Nhr gentleman Tor his Cuuuc,y, a'tr
| which the board went int, executive session lO
! the consideration + Applications for licenses. III,
| following were granted. Mis-. Annie BHChus, iGG /
. street northwest uud John ". Burguy. corner q
Bridge street aud MurEr, SPACE, Georgetown. Ad
IuTmcd,
National Republican., 1878-01-04
Police Court.

District odsss.-Ncle Patterson and Mary Mo-
rnrty, two vags, were sent down for ninety days.
George Washington fourished razor and was
assessed $50 or sixty dnys. Ellen Mason. Catherine
Mason, and Linne Tyler were fined S. each or
case against Jo&cph Powell, charged with making
an excavation without permit. was dismissed.
Jnhsd SGtds cGSsS-Charlcs Lickcns was sent To
jail for sixty days for stealing q silver pitcher nom
W. II. vccrhof George Wellington, charged
with stealing poultry from Henry Sharp was dis
missed, the evidence not being strong enough
against him. Harriet johnson and Annie Greer.
two colOrcd shoplicns, were arrested for stealing
lot Of hose from Raj nros. Owing to the absence
of an important witness the case was continued TIL
to-day. ROH" pros was entered in the case of
william nnl John Ross, charged with stealing O
hat from J. IL; kuehling. samuel Connolly paid
81 % for a'saulting Pcter Lewis. Henry Williams,
alias william Stewart. charged with the larceny OF
u pair Of pants from I. Cohen, was sent TO the
grand Jury, this being his second offence,
Mary Haley paid S6.2j Tor asSaulting Richard
Gudgin. john Long assault on I. GreCnNppc
CudmOn, charged with malicious trcspa.s, obtanCd
u continuance until tomorrow. John and BcnIa'
min FURRY, charged with aSsHntlng J. T. Roberts
were released OIL personal bonds for their appear
ancC on Monday next. The case Of Eustacc O'Brlcn
charged with selling lottery tickets was continues
indefinitely to secure nn nb,cundlTg witness. Setl,
Iunsiprd was held to await the result Of lnIurie,
received by Anne Carroll at his hands. JOhu Long
and Albert Lucas were RrrHiynrd for usSaulting n
bailifl Of the Supreme Court but In the atcrcc O
| to-day. 7. T. KcAnc and John Quiulan, having
| ahltc1 the nusances on their premises, were dis
| missed. An attachment was issued for PatriCi
| DOwncy, charged with maintaining nuisance.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
NEW ADvERTISEMESTS.

Furnished house wanted.
Situation wanted by white woman.
Prize bowling match 10 night at Okcr's bowling
alley.
socable and concert-Fourth street NJ. E sun.
day-school.
A choice lot Of evening and dinner dresses-Ar.
lington Hotel january
Convention of the WUmans Suffrage Association
at Lincoln Hall.
Evening goOdS-Perry & Bro. corner Ninth street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
Muschcowitz& Russell PGrlor +, Arlington Hotel
Opening Ofimportcd dresses.
Postponed sale Of the valuable real estate ON the
southwest corner of thirteenth and streets north
west
National Republican., 1878-01-04
Masaueraders on Capitol Hill.

A very enjoyable complimentary masquerade
sociablc was given last night by the g. g, $, club
at McCGulcys HILL. 2O9 Pennsylvania avenue south
east. The hOb-goblinlsh Appearance Of the gay
mnsqucra1crs, Us thuy moved around to the tune oi
"Old Dan -scker," was kept up until u late hour
when word to unlnask was given. Many were sur
prisCd to find on unmnskiDg. their dearest fricnC
sulncbndy else and somebody else their deares
friend.
Among those present were noticed Misses Hon
dcrSOn, Goodrich, Mortimer, OMcara, johnson
lawson Cook, Fuller, Rodgers, Townsend. Bow
man and Given aud Messrs. Bushby, Goodwin
Henry, Bpteler, liollingswOrth Hurdle MRgruder
Eikcr, Robinson FitLhugh, Johnson and Mon
quesky.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
The Vandalism In the senate Clerks once.

Nothing new has transplrcd concerning the wan
ton destruction ofpropery in the Office of the Chief
Clerk Of the senate and the affair seems as yet to
be shrouhed in mystery. The place was supposed
10 have been clO>ed for the day and none but en-
ployces had the means of0ccc,s u it. Ofthe clerks
but five or six are nj present in the city aud these
can p,ove that they were not at the Capitol during
Tuesday. one Ofthc Capitol policemen thought
On Tuesday ngh' between eleven aud twelve
o'Clpck. TINT he heard noise IN the Chief Clerks
roam. Having no key 10 enable him tp enter the
room, aud seeing no light In the room. he con
Cludch that he was mistaken and went away.
An Investigation into the affair is IN progress and
some TnHlcs are mentioned In connection with it,
but n0lhLng deLImlto has SO far boon n.cerlAlMcl.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
No Murder,

Early yesterday morning NJ. E. J. Parker rc,d.
ing nt No l3ls q street quite seriously injured
by falling rom train on the baltimore und Putp-
mae railroad near the freight depot on Maryland
avenue Ills head, knees and hands were badly
cut Iii. wounds were dressed at tn" First Precinct
Station Ly iT. NcWIlliams, and he was nbla TO go
to hi homo Yesterday morning. In some way a
report =. ahron that Parker had hr.n murdered.
aud II i''iuG carried t. hi family caused great III
tfCss. Tuu report Wa pulli.hrd in q morning pn
per. and lot "Il, w"n irr,nI' flvId, rrIrIy di..
trivCl lHl great iWiusluv NH- drur tu Mr Ilrnru
the Iv'iauIun-krrp"r, IN whose unrr Il wHsu''r!rl
Park hul been beaten Gui l,htar' M HrHH,
sltu, TINT Parker Wa not ia his RESTAURANT during
Ne; q, ~,luy might at uIl
National Republican., 1878-01-04
Tn, Carroll In,,,,u,, Election.

The rooms Of the Carroll Institute were well filled
last evening by Its many friends and member, the
occasion being the election Of officers and member
of the board Of directors for the ensuing year The
following named gentlemen were elected Ralph
Jefferson, president; j. Howard Bushnell, frst vice
president; George Bogus, second viCc.prc5ldcnt
VI. Il. Johnston. recording secretary; John T. Fal
low corresponding secretary; II. L. Woodward
treasurer james McEvoy, librarian C. J. DcmOnet
assistant librarian Rev. J. J. Koanc. John Bing
ham, Thomas W. Dalton, Frank r. May, and j. r
White directors. The plcGsantcst event OF the even
ing was the presentation Of n handsome badge, b,
Rev Father Keane, on behalf Of the Institute, +
Mr.. John Bingham, the retiring president. Thu
badge Is solid gold crescent with n crcula
pendant, representing the badge of the G. Y. NJ. n
U. II Is Il beautiful piece ofw0rkmanship, and wa
manufactured by Michael Feeley of Providence
National Republican., 1878-01-04
Op.nInp the Year D,Jly.

Justice wylie yesterday granted II divorce to II
mcr luugwOrthy from the bonds Of matrmony with
Harriet L. Iaugworhy The parties were married
At BroXlcd \. y, by Rev. j. NJ. Todd, January |.
INj, her maiden name being Harriet T., Maine.
she charged abandonment and dcsCrtOn from sep,
tcnbcr II, 1874, coupled with adultery. lie then
He'd Il rTuss-h'll cnulnCraing the same nllrgn-
tiuus. In the ic.lmnny both sides failed t. show
tnut ADULTERY had brvu committed but did sustain
the "huT-v II dvsurtiun for two years nn her part
aud divorce wils dcCIru,l to him She, 1T the 10,
quest ol the other side was also permitted 70 resume
her maiden Hunc.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
ISEMESTS.
LasNrnIIrC IlnrrniI.

Next week Mr. Barrett hcgius weeks engage
mrut at the National, commencing Monday with
"la"hrli,u" In wh,rh imp'ls ,m,Iuu Mr. Barrett /,
suid to have ~ equal ON the american -l,gc. one
of the most interesting events ul tho week Mi! h"
tuu pIusputuuuu rl the h"W Cuutudy, "A Counterfeit
l'r~uuunrIl" by ". u, Howell u,,l., um Thursday
evening This VIII be Mr. Barrett, q, ilrs' appearance
IN MN-lImLLum.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
Permit. to Wed.

Marriage Licenses have been issued to the follow.
ing applicants: j. ". Iohanur, aud Kate \. Tur.
urr; T.. A. srbu,liuu tui Mary +. L. Dyer; Ray.
mead Rruquct aud lp."II,luc lcpImdrr, both ul
lur, Tu,urc' Patrick Wheeler and Mary T.. ~rrtt;
Patrick MrAnn and Kat" Wolf; A. \. >w"rI.uy aud
,nruh Jaug brown. hp'h ui 7. riuE County Va;
1huua' Hall aud Louisa Mrl"h, both Of Al"Vm-
lriu Va, u, Il. WhIp,nr and Murgurr! A. Molri.
>ru, G. II. NaiHHad tuu," Il lH,i,I. b dh or Fred
rIIrk.hurG Va. }. T., smith Hnd u. VI. P,dgctr,
h"tl %, lUuIun County. Va, ,.l. Price and N. 4.
IIri, Kin. both Of Al.SuIlITiu Va
National Republican., 1878-01-04
Tn. NutInnul.

The "Miguy Dollar" was pnsrntcd again last
C'ruIug tDu large audience The cpmralitic, Of
the r,ul"Iy Of Mr. Fiurrurcs imIrr,umuli,u Of the
Hut, Bgpin" ''yl, and uI Mrs FluIuIlrc's il,sump.
lIIEu iHu .pi, nf Ns. G,nrnd GIiDiV kept the
huu-c In u llllcr daring the entire evening.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
Inr CnllI, schnnl LIlrrnrN sorIclN.

The uti, sch" ! iru".y sorlr'y will hold It
publir debate r-ni-ht nl the ,uu., school Eulhl.
ing, ur,rgrtuwu, The sNjocl for discussion will
he. "WU- tho recent slHt, iu,tIuIlr" The uf
UrmUiNv Will hc uphviu 10y Mr NjlIimn Cnlri,y iu,,
s,-t"l Icy Mr-,r, H. !. Jrnuvy and Il. T. lhyurs
h" negative side viii be- debated by Mr., SuInuul
l~ulnbUIl assisted by MCasr- u. smith and q, j.
CusilGuf