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Amusemenfs and Excursions.

EbrG's Ogerd BOuSc-Callender's Georgia
Ministries had large audience last evening.
The programme presented was excellent and
varied and carried out in first class style. The
troupe, owing to It's merits, will doubtless
draw as web for the remainder OF the week as
it did last evening.
Erna,il ION Rau.-A musical and liter
airy entertainment will be given at this hall;
corner Sixth and streets, for the benefs OF
MI. Ed. Humphrey. the temperance worker.
lfQrinfS Grand Nay BdU.-Marinis grand
May bali will be given at his hall to morrow
evening 1t will beseyen for Marini'S ball, an
unusually brilliant affair, The childrens
dances are intricate and elaborately prepared.
cry No. l. knights Templar; will give an ex-
curson to Richmond next Monday, at p. m,
returning at the same hour the following
BrightT6od Park.-See advertisement of
double-team race and pacing race next week
BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector En-,
twise Henry IeebOde, construct tWo.Sto'y
brick store and dwelling, eth, between and
SITS, NV: s, 800. c. Wheatley repair frame
dwelling. Valley ST., Georgetown; $50 j. r. =;
SnOdgTaSS, repair frame dWetilng, 9l2 lfvu
ST.: 800. Mrs. SothorOn, repair brick dive +
ing, High, between Stoddard and Sun rs
GsorgetoWn; sl3?o Z, i l. W WI ssj re- AIR
Haight, construct two-story bric'., stable,
ST., between Vermont avenue AID 18th st. n
W; $3.50 John Moore, repair d brick dwell
ing Sl NJ st: N.Y. W 50 be- r. Fowler, repair
~ -tWtel L. Iuu NJ
Sc; $50. Gov. Thomas Swami. repair a brick
house. S23 18th ST. NV. ZOO.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
J. F. Murray to M. j. Laughlin, S. 900 lot q
So lH; $500, sub lots 10 and II, So. 123: s. OO0
LOT q, So. 1S4. +. A. Simkins to A. II. Cooke
$S50, part 3, So. q. Anon Woodward to J. l.
John Dewdney to w. T. DeWdney, s, par
II, SO. IS, c. c. DuncansOn to j. B. Hutchin
son: $500, lot II, So. l02O. Michael G. JOY to j
Paul Trails, $1,000, sub 9. So l,O05. Sami Lee
to j. II. Ranny $500. lot q. Sd st. ne VIM B
Todd. jr::; to }: E: Grammer, $1,000, sub IS
res. 10, +. j. Middleton, trustee, to Fla Cant
ley ct al. to VIM. Wheatley, s., lots Is to q, So
IA.
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call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur-
ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No. sG6 G street
near eth street. BY promptly adopting the
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be eguailed by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
fact, the cheapest in the city On account of his
superior work. N. B.-A specially of his con
Sists in removing spots from costly party dress
es; Is years experience: His dry cleanser re
moves grease spots efectually from any article,
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaaed; two
pair for Is cents.
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WASHINGTON FrsT MARKET.-Sold by r. A.
Golden & Bro, Agents, Washington, MAY a.
lslS.-l ts0 shad, from s94 to SIC per 100: il,0O0
herring, AZ s. per 1000
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOsed, drugged, and
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
yTermacher Galvanic Company, New York
City. e lSdSk1v
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SlLbS. Dir IS GOODS, &c.-We are pre-
~ pared TO exhibit the largest and most desirable
Stock OF DRY GOODS To he found In washington
buntngS: al colorS, at 90 %, 80 aud IS cents per
yard. Sp ehdld stock OF BouTetteS, Silks. Lawns
Linens. PCrcals s. &C.
Nmf.-Madam Bowman, one OF the most fashion,
able Dressm3kerS This side of New YORK Ocrunieg
rsoms Tor her business on second floor of our store
street front.
W. W. BURDETTE CO.
No. 706 X ST. NV, pye-tr
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to procure Mrs Wiasloao's SOOTHING Svrup for
all diseases Of teething in children. It relieves
the Child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
.at g, the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
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The AFRICAN NJ. Z. CHURCH CONFERENCE
IN Baltimore yesterday rejected 4 motion 10
create the Office of presiding elder by yeas T.
nays 2o-but II was subsequently renewed and
adopted Rev. e. L. Watkins, from the com.
mlttee on education presented a re-
port, which was adopted, urging the para
Mount necessity OF an educated ministry Tire
report saws: Where once the color of the sk i'm
and the texture of the hair were an inSupara.
be barrier 10 our entering the various semi
iaTleS aud other institutions of learning TO-
day, with lew exceptions, the SeminarieS, the
colleges, the universities that debar lis of
these privileges are the exception the former
IS the rule. We know that there are
eOiOred teachers qualified TO teach in the pub
Ne schools, and some of them far better quail
brd IMAM many now teaching our children
and we claim II a. right for them to receive
appointments. We do not beg the question,
put claim Il as right, and consider the priya
lion as an imposition upon our peoDIe We
furthermore declare that if all thar has heen
done Tor hiteen years past by white Teachers
IN teaching cOlored children has not resulted
III producing single eOlOred teacher for the
city, then II must be declared that they than
selves must be very inefficient teachers In
CONCLUSION We recommend, first the adoption
OF the resolutions of Rev. j. 4. Handy with
alterations; secondly, that an increased de-
gree OF interest be manifested by the mem
berS OF the Baltimore Annual Conference and
that no man be allowed 70 enter her ranks un-
less he meets, at least, the requirements of the
Discipline
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sILhs! SILKS" SILks:m

ton. 7 1
At Wool Runtinga. % to 3lc., wor n TO- more
Al Mool DebcgeS, %: sold eVcIyW are Sic,
D"ulI.e-T i1tb Bunting less than market price.
lion Grenadines, 25r. up: silk q renad.nas chean
N"o'-lntN 81 Dress Goods II PC. tp: bargains
LINEN Lawns sacrificed. 10, 12lt TO zoe.
Best Baci iC GwnS. 10 ana H. .. Good Calico az
Victoria and Bishop Lawns from Auction chear
Shetland ShaH Is. Lace SaCqueS, sacrificed,
Large stock Fancy Hosiery cheap.
terms.
All leading makes COttons at whol sale prices.
Il. ". NAuDAIN,
mN9 TT 1n0 49,
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WILL OPEN ON MONDAY,

MAY Is, 1875,
loo pieces new Spring DRESS GOODS, from 10,
10 Is, 20 astd 25c.
BUNTINGS, all colors, 20c.
sc.
CLOTH, fer Boys Suits, CSC. up.
Black ALPACA, 15c. and up.
AL Wool Back CAsHMEREs. Goc.
Hamburg EDGINGS from auction.
MATTINGS. CARPETS and oILCLoTHs.
SheeiinC ToTToNS, cheap.
Table MEMS from 25c. M
Turkey Red Table LINEN. DOC. M
Nhl,e 'oUNTERPANES,5 80, 75. 81 81 25. 81 80,
Sc Bargains in Dry Goods at
q. NJ. TOWSON A. CO.,
$50 Pennsylvania apeaae,
myll-tT Sonfh Side
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Robson challenges the world on the Ey
cetSior'' Refrigerator, which may be seen i'm
operation at Hamilton's, Y. M. c. A. Building,
9Th and d streets col
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AMONG THE PATENTS granted for the week
ending April 5Oth, lSsS, were the following ::
. Mllilan NJ Lamb, OF Stanardsyile, Va. tools
Thomas Taylor, of Washington ID. C. :medi
Gated soaps. Augustus BurcEard of CrisfieId
Md; barrels for packing fruit. George w
John Marshall McCne, of MOunt Scion. Va I.
artificial fOrdS or cams. Charles Schiller of
Baltimore, Nd. meatcutting machines. Mad
iS"n e. Thomas, OF Lafayette, Va; horse de-
tacheTs. Joseph Wilkes. of Baltimore. Md :.
StPardtlpg animal from vegetable fiber
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Fl. D. COOKE, JR, & Co, Bankers, agents for
the Cheque Bank of London. limited Parties
visiting Europe will do well to carry their
funds in these checks. 42seOI:
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF GRIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

WaSnlngtOn, May II, Loio
During the rest of Tuesday in the middle
Atlantic and south Atlantic states. noTthe Isl
to southeast winds, cooler, cloudy ana filIlE
weather. with falling barometer WIZ prevail
possibly followed in latter by rising barometer
and mort Invest winds.
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CITY ITEMS.

HEADACHE whitenS the hair prematureIy
LodHIe's Hedddche Specific cures the worst
case in 5 to 20 minutes.
TAKE Ayers SdrSdpdriyd to purify the
blood and purge out the humorS, pimpleS,
the rOttpunpSS within
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ITO THE TEMPERANCE FOLKS,
LITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
MENT.
For I he benefit of Brother Ed HUMPHREY at
Franklin Legion Hail, corner of 81 h and G SITS II
W. on nNESDAY EVENING. May u.s. 1875
at 7:30 p. N. Tickets, 25 cents. GIVE him a bum
per. my1S-ots
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Bi-AGE SILKS, c0lOred SILKS, checked and
striped silks in light colors. One hundred
pieces 9i new silks just received. Black silk
81, Il, Sl.15 81 80 Ourrea Satj,r finish black
I'm Sa only 81, worth sl.j1, and our 81 black
s - M is,h) SILK IS special bargaia We are
this rs,v 'hT cheapest and best QUALITY silk I'm
na1snS, BunungS in al colors and : hades
49, an pure WOOL i'm all colors and
'"""e9. carter 5, Market Space.-Adga
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LADIES Wishing to procnra b,,l,. :,
oIYahdles, grenadines, bourettes' rich hIae
sprng Tess rooS sT WP sks and other new
stock complete: and they also otfer tho o'aer
complete stock OF Lupin's mourning aoo ,.io ~
be found in the DiStrIct.-Adrt e''se W
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.LYMGNT PAVILION.
LADIES' GOODS.

NINE. l.. p. JESNNEREGT Is SELL
ANl ING OPERA HATS and BONNETS a~a
at S12 and SIS, former prices SEQ and s25 a.SA
also wishes to inform her Gus 5omeTS and SS
the ladies' in general that all orders for eie-
CANT PARTISAN DreSSmaking sent to So North
Charles ST.: Baltimore, and 939 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., washington, will be promptly attended to.
A perfect mt guaranteed. may6-tr
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A SPLENDID LINE OF KID e,I ,OVC.
q so 2. 10. o9c pair: few Marsellles Spreads. M
BnSt S sGu - soiled, worth 81 Roby's Double
h meres S tra m from 2 75c yard: Cash.
yard; Pure Linen Table UamisE &c xa 70 W sos'
b. BAILEY, cor. 7th and St 3. W. mara S ~
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OUR So BUSINESS SUITS are equal to any
" Sl2 Suit A. STRAUS. ap3O
ARD T1MES.-PurchaSers. IL you want to
IL save money, look at the $40 Suit, at
ar3O A. STRkIISt.
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IN THE NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH meeting of the cOngreg Itiou was
held last evening 10 take action as to filiuT
the Passionate of the church-Rev. Dr. ) S
mlteheI; the pastor Tor nine years past, having
accepted a call to New York. Rev. DR.. West
cOtt presided and opened the meeting with
devotional exercises, after which Mr.. A b
wafer was chosen secretary. Dr. WeStcOtt
IN compliance with a resolution of the preSby
terry, declared the pulpit vacant, and an
elect pastor, if such be your desire" air.
John Randolph offered resolutions that the
election OF a pastor be postponed to the first
Thursday III September, and in the meantime
That committee on correspondence be ap-
pointed To recommend candidates TO be voted
taxing this course, for which they had a pre-
cedent in 1869. when DR.. Mitchell was called
Judge Strong urged early actiOn-especialIy
II there was any considerable unanmity-n
The election OF pastor. Mr.. Armstrong said
The calling Of this meeting so soon was NOT
only injurious but wrong and To select a pastor
now was virtually giving considerable num-
Der no choice. for they had not vet looked
around for u candidate. Mr.. A f. Shepherd
remark ed that the feeling seemed to be on the
sue Oh those VINO wished pOStpOnement and
I'D order not 10 De misunderstood he WoIId
state that he was ready TO vote for Rev. Dr.
faAtOn, OF Harrisburg. Judge CaSeV after
speaking OF the necessity of cooperation and
acguesclng in the will of the majority said
the e!ectlOn should take place 1T least within a
fortnight. Major j. l.. Hodge moved to amend
the first resolution byinSerting the first ThUrs
day IN June. Alter some further debate i'll
which Commissioner Douglas and others took
part Mi. Shepherd, 10 have an an eXpreSSioD
OF opinion, al once moved to lay the subject on
the table: carried-l22 in the affirmative. I0l
in the negative. Judge Casey moved TO post
ppne the election 10 the first Monday in ,June.
carried by ID TO %.
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CUNDAY EVENING,
~ AT 1880 O'CLOCK, IN
SHELDON'S HALL, 1904 + street NV
MRS. LOUIE M kERNS
Will give the BALLOT TEST and other Spiritual
Phenomena an fuU oasIioht.
Admission 25 Cents Coninrers con,ot iut+.+o
THESE Pnenonlena. ap5-32ts
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Il. n. NAuDAIN,
mA9-u 702 MGrB-ef sfQce.

pRGDHEAn g. CO.
- $3.50 PeBad. Gee bet. - and TOsh sfs
Are now OieTtng number of extraordinary bar-
gains anio ng which are TO he found
Beautiful Linen Lawns at l5c. 20 inches wide:
r Inc ai'-Hoo Twilled Summer Canelshair, s7LSc.
Tamese Cloth, 18 yds wide, 87Iac, recently 81 Is
Lovely + eGch Organizes. 45e:
Courtaut's all-silk Black Crane, 81. % and I'M.
grade OF Black Grape AT s. s. suitable for wells
that cannot be matched a. retail under IS. any
secure il; ~ ~
Lyons BlaI.k GroS Grain Silk at {, would be goos
value n 81; - " n
New Parssols and Sun Umbrellas very cheap:
ApdToScogCan A Blesched Cotton = %:
Thompson S perfect Glove lifting COrSrIs, 81.
Clark'S best 2O0-yard Spool Cotton, g. q spoos for
2oc; BnntiGgs, 25C.: (6est make ai-vguol hunting
36c Ladies wishing bargains in irst class goods
should call at BROpHEAD'S,
ap29-tr S39 Pa. ace, bet. On and I0tl.
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SNATCHED BALD-HEADED.

Bridget Richardson, assault on Mary Con
nor, her neighbOr. After Mary had testified
Bridget took the stand and produced large
ball of hair, which she said Mary had pulled
from her head during the scrimmage. Mary
testified that Bridget threw some bricks
had the worst of it and dismissed the case, adj
yiSlng them to go home and live peacefully
Edward keife, assault on Edward Johnson
s. and costs
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DOME AND BE Pleased!
A fine and interesting Programme
MCKENDREE CHURCH
Massachusetts, ave.. between 9th and 10th streets
TUESDAY. 18th inst, s p. 10. OnIy % cents ad,
MISSION. my13-St+
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS
INCLUSION TO RICHMOND, Va,
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

New aud Fast Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSn
will resume her Excursion Trips on rT-s
the Potomac river (Which were SO Ezss.s-nsA&z,--
popular last season. SUNDAY AT
TERN0ONS, stopping at
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The Clara RayIIss Case.

The case of Jacob Hal cOlOred. who was
charged with rape on the person of Clara Bay
ilSS, which charge was dismissed by the grand
jury on Thursday last. and noticed on Friday
III The STAR, continues to excite comment
especially about the City Hall, and among
those who know DIR. Campbell and the girl
There Is TO doubt whatever that the case
against Hall was dismissed because of the
afement of the girl that the charge was put
up, and Il communication was sent to The
court seeking advice as To what they could do
as To serious allegations against DIR. Campbell
the object being. If there was law to warrant
II. 10 find bill against him. It may be said
that Notwithstanding this was the intention OF
the grand jury, number would not have. had
such course to have been construed as expires
sion OF opinion as To the guilt Of Campbell
but only as intended for the purpose of a fuII
inquiry by the court with the petit Jury. In the
hrSt place, the fact OF the girl having taken an
oath IN the Police Court, equally as binding as
that taken before them, and had told an en-
iIrely different story, was against her. Before
The grand jury, Notwithstanding her tender
age, she seemed not be shocked (aIlhOugh re-
Iuctant at first to speak Of the alleged affair
as very common matter. DT Campbell and
ms friends regret that, because of the techni-
cdliIeS OF the law, there could be no further
investigation, ut least in the Criminal Court
IN order that he might have an opportunity 10
SIIGIcdte his character.
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GRAND RUNNING MEETIN<s

"ASHlNGION SCHUETZEN PARK.
w The Restaurant at this well known resort
Stl d1spenSes all the decaces of the season. Par
ties ordering dinners or suppers served at the
shortest notice.
ap19-1m E. LIE NOJTR Sunt
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am 9TH 9TH 9TH 6TR
FIFTH GRAND SPECIAL SALE
OF
BLACK IND COLORED SILKS.
We sell SIX worth e0c. for 7b
we sell SILK worth 81 for S7L.c
We sell SIX worth 81. l2s FOR 81
We sell SIX worth 81 25 for 81 IN
We sell SILK worth 81 so for Al 25
We sell SIX worth 81 70 for 81 al
We sell Silk worth 81 for 81. 80.
feiSonS y ho wish TO buy Silks are assured that
We mean what we saw S"~'
We have what we advertise
we puy an our Silks at importers aucttons f,
o.eM oIk and philadelphia, aud we can and We a.
-'- 'A' s'ea'eSt bargains ever seen III this city,
CONNOLLY's,
apzI-r COS Ninth street, opp Patent omcs
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COUGH LOZENGEs,

IL IA11NO'S VOUUH LVZENUESs
:, There is Rnquestionably no remedy so certain in
ClPIENT coz SUMPTION, and ali disorders of
the THROAT and LUNGS alike yield to its ini1u-
ence. The highest medical testimony states that no
been proved By considerably over half a century's
experience: They are sold BY ~ Chemists. Fifty
Special A gents. ov2O-t, tn s6m
The Morning herald., 1878-06-15
china, Glass and Earthenware

Of the most approves Shapes Novelties,
edge Of the exclusive taste of Philadelphia
The Morning herald., 1878-06-15
WILD1NaTOH, Del. June is. ls7s.

A FRENCH provincial paper has jua
published curious story Of the paternity
Of Marshal Bazains, which hitherto has
been secret, as at the time Of his cele-
brated trial it was said that he himselfwa
ignorant Of his origin. II now appears that
his father was the son Of a journeyman tai-
lor, and became private soldier in the
army Of the first Napolsan. He soon arose
from the ranks and displayed very great
abilities. At the time Of the treaty of
Tilsit the Gar Of Russia was imbued
with an intense admiration for Napoleon,
and for everything French. He accord
ingiy asked for three officers to be sent to
St. Petersburg and assist him in the or
ganization of his army. Napoleon, of
course consented, and Bazaine was selected
among the three. Soon after bis arrival
he fell in love with a beautiful girl, a
Mdlle. SeveDof They were married, and
might have lived happily ever afterwards,
but; unfortunately, French woman ap-
peared upon the scene, and asserted her
rights as the legitimate wife and mother
of bis three children whom be had left
in France. He induced her to return, but
the story became known, and the Russian
lady at once left him. but seems to haye
attained her affection for the man who had
80 cruelty deceived her. The Car heard
the tale, but Bazaine's services were just
then too valuable to be lost and he ac-
cordingly directed money to be sent TO
France for the support Of the family. In
process of time all three officers returned
Madame Bazaine and one of the children
died. Madame Sevenof afterwards re-
SIDED in France, and there again met her
old lover, but refused to be married sec
ond time. He showed her his two mother
ess children, and begged to be allowed to
place them under her charge. To her
eternal honor she consented. One OF them
grew up to become the marshal whose
treachery will ever be spoken of in France
as Benedict Arnold's is here.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-15

IT is very natural that the sanguinary
type of socialism known as French Com
munism should select Quebec among the,
cities of the North American continent as
the scene Of the fercest demonstration.
When workingmen with families, under a
tariff OF prices for the necessaries of life
little lower than that which prevails in
the United States, ask to be paid for their
labor at the rate of dollar a day, their
modeaate demand is calculated to awaken
sympathy, but when they openly band
themselves together under the red flag for
purposes of robbery, incendiarism, and
murder, sympathy is Of necessity speedily
convicted into stern and active hostility
The Morning herald., 1878-06-15

in CERTAIN portions Of our western plains,
great "sinks," Pas they are called, have at
times taken place. Few Of them can com
pare, however with one that occurred near
the village of Draguignan in the depart,
ment of Var, about forty miles north o
Toulon, France. There one day, an area Of
10000 cquare feet sank suddenly toa depth
of 100 feet. The bottom of the hole thus
formed was soon covered with water; the
hole itself is of an oval form. From the
sudden appearance of water at the bottom,
it is supposed that the ground had been
previously undermined by subterranean
water course, which seems the more
likley, since there ii record Of similal
occurrence there about century ago.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-15

GEN. FREMoNT, who has recently been
appoiBtsd Gov .rnor Of Arizona, has not
been a resident Of the Pacific slope since
the time that he made the historical speech
in which occurred the statement. ~ came
to this country without cent and now 7
leave it, owing s., 600, ,oOO." He returns
to the scene of his early adventures, how
ever, as poor as when he first went there
with large amount of experience in ad-
dition. '''t
The Morning herald., 1878-06-15

GOVERNOR HARTRAHFT has signed a
bill for the reorganization ofthe Pennsylva-
mia militia. Under the new law there
will be but one msjor-general and four
brigadier generals to command the 5000
members of the National Guard. Many
other char gss sro made in the new law to
improve u ), y .fv arm of the State.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-15

The Washington Star says that Presiden
Hayes has thus far received about 12O invi
tstions to attend Fourth Of July eelsbra
brations
The Morning herald., 1878-06-15
rne Mernanw Herald .

NOTICE TO EuBscRIBERa-Thoe eof ou
subscribers who are indebted tothe MORN
ING HERALD, viii oblige BY an early re
mittance. -'aih
PkRsosRl leaving the city for any PERI
cd Of time, however brief, or those goisg
abroad ,rean have The MORNING HERALD
mailed to any address by ordering the same
at this sficc at six cents week. III