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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01

ueretniaen h6tte IuIIen, Inn has rufff1t
Mrmeecorps in G@tpia a~ufslbeben.
Der 9r6Bte @e9ner fieies Rroiettes
mar INNER tpieber Der intermihii6e
&rtegsminififr WuHatba Bai9a. gu
ertpirfte IhIiesli@ Elm faiIerlihes Sraoe,
tuelheS feline Nnfi6ten fanftipnirte. CT
tbot inbe6 NOD Elm rebriseS, als er Be-
febI gob, bic rufiihen Steaange5 bel
8ielo am ieben 8reis SI forciren.
@uIepmori er3dblt Deiter, &c bdtte
mad Der Nbmebr bes 3~ipeiten Gnsrihes
Der Ruf1en auf Bletunn bic SpHnung
uuf einen britten Sies ni6t mebr ge=
beat, uub er iei baber sewiat eetueien,
nit benz &erne Ieiner SIrmee veie BAL
faHlinie 30 burGtreden unb Osmati
Bai9o su beansireu." Gber audi oieie
Soee iei 6ur6 Die unfefise, i'm Serail
au Stambul Neutrality-suspicious. onrb=
freu5t ipor0en.
@ir lniien es BEL bieien tpenigen Gns
oeutunsen uno tp6rtliGen Nnfibrunsen
6etuenbeH, in Der SOffnune, cine 8ors
fte[un9 BON benz geoeben 81 baben, mas
sSerail unb 6Ube 8forte" enthdIt. Der
eisentli6e @ertb Der Grbeit liest in
Der 8rouen;enS, in Der tiirfii9en Origiz
nalitdt. gs lift benz 2eier uers6nnt,
9inse, 8erionen unb 8or9dnse i'm
Orient ni9t nit ben Gusen bes @uruz
pders, iOnoern nit iehen oes 9tuiels
maner anSui9auen uno bic Waterialien
fir fem nrtbeil aus bet erften Auele
ielbft ~ i96pfen. SaB lebtere 9an5
ben uno rein aus BEN 5elien r%ieirle.
polen uir ibriseus nidt bebauptet
baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01
oueu, Or nau,rih Ses 9uftanSes bes

@eun CT ndulid bes 8nitanSes bes
0IQeinfeins miioe, benft er duh ntdi
oiel an S6nidihnddereien tpie bbbere
gBeiblihfeit, robre '2iebe, i1niees OF
f1h(sleben u. I. 10. Borau i6m baupts
i6flih otleaen, bas fino bic @isenidof-
ten elmer aufen @itt6in nno EQUESTRIAN.
@ein @eib IOu out fobeu, mai1en, BIZ
aelu, nd6en, Tideu, 8etten MAIDEN,
jdruppsn, nusfesen un6 iuom68li6 Qolj
baden, &oblen fdaufeln uno Stiefeln
pubsn f5nnen, nit einenl @ort, es ion
elm Mdb6en fir Nnes iein, bas immer
tuiGia. unb arbeitIati, INNER geonloig
uno aeniaIam nno babel bebeuteno bil'
Tiger it als elm 9ienitbote, benin es
5raudt ia mar fet5figt unc setleioet 81
tperoen uno 8trauiisen bat es binding
lid, tuenr Der Mann nit ben Srennoeri
i'm BirtbsbnuS fist ober 5u Sanle
i5impft uno ben Saustprannen iptelt.
Dies Bib mag etrpns I6ertrieben
unb nenis i6mei6slbaft erideinen, 1T
aber in ben 6nuptji9en ebenlo fpabr
als bas 3uerft 9e9ebene uno Der nlrtli9
aebil6ete, oenfsnoe u. empinoenoe Wtenih
miro i6 bon benz einen ebenic abge'
ftoSen fi6len tpie BON benz anoeren.
Sir bic &inoer fino bieie beioen
@attuneen BON @bsfrauen unb Nittern
ni6t piel tuertb, benn beibe finO nibt
oasu e~eeianet, bic eeiitiss @ntwidluns
oerielben sl iiberpa6en uno 5u f6roern.
i'm in 0ie1er Sinfi6t nibli6 gu iein,
bari Die Sausfrnu tueoer ols betoratiees
M66el perfla9en uuo berSlos tueroen,
mod als 2att6ier per6ummen, ionoern
lie mug in ri6tiser 8eriidii6ti9ung
ibrer &r6fte unb Der menihlt4en Natur
i'm M9emeinen ~aleroiuas ben 9uten
8iIen baben, bas Su tbun, mas MOTH
tuenoia, aber Der Nann muB babin fire.
ben, ibr 9eit, Nittsl unb @elesenheit
au 9ebeu, fi9 s~eni9eno 81 ruben, iib 5u
uer9niigen uno 81 Serfreuen nno Dor
N0em aud ibre aeiitt9e Sdhisfeit, thren
S66nbeitSii uno ibren @eibmnd
nus5ubiloen, 70 baB lie i'm Stnnoe 1T,
ben euti6eioenoen @tHfuB bel Der Or
siebung Der &inbsr nus5uii6en. Sn
man9er 5GIen aIerbinas lit bic Hotb
ju arOB, I'M berarti0e5 Su errei6en, in
uielen anberer aber genii9t nur bds Sez
iuuBtIein ueb Der Biue, UNI Man6es au
uerbsffern, uno oamit miro auBerOrbentz
li6 bel erreibt merben, benn 70 LANCE
nie 5rouen nur Sauslflauinnen iino, lift
es unm68fid, haB Elm freies, ftotses uno
ielbltbetDuBtes 8Olt betnntpdbft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01
oas Suosutbum mnO Der @m&er.

sat bas Subentbum benz @u6erune
iueIen 8OrI6ub 9elti1tet?" Ser beuti6z
iIraelisiide @emeinOe6uno, benz 400 @ez
meimoen 9eut16lnn6s nnaeb6ren uno
0efen 8ernaltun9sfb 2eip5tg 1T, bat
unter obi9em Titel cine 6lu9i6rift 6erz
a~usqegeben, I'M 6as Sublieum i'm &c
9eniabe 5u ben 9ebdii9en Sdriften, Die
IN LETTER 3eit 9egen bas Subenthhm an
l1Bli6 Der @r6rterung Der @uherfra9e
erI9tenen iino, iiber bic @runoidse aufs
5utldren, Die 8i6e!, Ealmuo un6 ipitere
ReliaionsIhriiten iibeT Gins uno @uz
der entbalten. Der Snbalt Der S9rift
wirb am S9luiie tuie fol9t Sulammenz
aefaSt; v1) Die 8ibel nerbietet oaS
8insnebmen (oen 8e9riif be8 8u9ers
fennt 6ieiel6e iiberbaupt nod nibt).
l2) 0ie1es 8erboi, oas im m0iaii6en
Ge6t aus befimmten 9ei6idtliden
@riinoen auf ben Serfebr Der Ssraeliz
ten uno ibrer 8eiiaifen unter chamber
6eIdrGnft mar, muroe i'm Ealmuo niht
MIR beft6rft uub nerI6Grft, ionoern ou6
ansoridli6 auf ben 8erfebr nit Ni6tz
iuoen erftredt. 81 Benn baS Sutenz
tbum i6on oas 3insnebmen iiberhaupt
per6ietet, 10 muB es irlbfperitdnbli6
Den @a9er, b. b., oas un3eblbrltde
uno ibermGBise 3%insnebmen, erit re6t
o.rmarfeu. ~ @esen oieiss iibermdz
Biee 8~insnebmen fdmpften Die ipdteren
&abbinsr an, aIs in 5OIse Ger mitteials
terliben 8ultdnoe oas abiOlute 3insoerz
bot beS moiaiIhztalmuoiI6en &ebts
unboltbar geUoroen NOR. s. @tnen
llnterIdieb 5WiI9sn Suoeu nno Gbriz
ftsn feunt aud baS ipdtere Slloentbnm
in 8sSug auf 3insne6nen ntdf. 9aS
lsstere muB'e audi in geipihen &ren6en
e%eftattet neroen; r16t 9~eftattet aber,
Ionoern berp6ont mat uno blieb BON Der
iioii6en 2ebre bns aus6eutsnoe Gins
eeibdft, ber Bu6er, uno 5par @briten
pie Suben 9e9eniber. s. 9as Suoenz
tbum bat alIo bent @u6er teinen Sprz
f6ub eeleiitet; tpeitmebr haben 0ie8 bic
nt9tiIoti6sn @eIese uno @inridtun9en
i'm Utittelalter 9etban, pel1e Die Saz
ben, ibrer 3ebre 5ntpioer, 9eraoeSu gum
Ruher ~hinbrdngten. y Grit reuere
@eieb9ebung getnttete ben Suoen.
VIC CIIICllIH IUHILIbCtltCuC ottu1tpHSP wv
oas W%ittelaIter i6rem 8eruisleben aufz
ge5luuuaen bate, gu perlaHen un0 fi6
tbrer &eligion 9emdB BON 8lher. uno
dbnlihen @ei6dften fern 81 bnlten.
9ieIel6en nsbmen utter ben Suben
iiberaa bort ab, mo bic biir9erli6e nno
i~ocinle &Gei6telun9 Der gonfeIionen
bur9sefihrt iit; fie linb bort 81 Sauie,
mo biele 9lei9feGlun9 nod aus ftebt,
9ns Suoentbum betlast ons Bu6ers
lrniDeIen nts cine ibm fremoe uno feinbz
lide @ri6einuns unb fam bielenisen,
bic benz @ort uno @eift oes Suoenz
tbums sutpioer - fi6 unter ben heuti=
gen f~reieren unD miloeren 8erbdltnifen
NIT iol6en @eibditen abseben, ni9t als
feline tpnbren S6bne auertennen. 81
Sebe seiebIi6e MaBreae1, tuelde 9eei9s
net erideint, benz @u9er - unter
mie unter @6rifen bas Sanbz
uerf 81 le9en, 1T bonn Ou9emein menld'
li9en ME insbeionoere au3 bonn iibi:
i6en Stanopuncte aus nit 5reloen gu
bearisen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01
(Nus benz SerIiHer fasebIatt,)
GerhfI nm hnhe WfnrfA.

@ir hrahten bereits Nussige aus
benz binnen &ursem in Dien bel Sart'
leben eribeinenben ieniationenen 8u6e
v@niAii1un9en iiber bic iin9fien @rets.
niGa in Stombul." 9as 8ert ift in
t~ereifant 9enu9, um uns BEG 8eiteren
nit ihm 81 bel6dftisen.
Gin @uropder, benz es bermt6ge feiner
@ertrauenSfeIung ees6nnt ipar, Sehn
Sobre birter ben &ulifen bet Soben
Biorte bic banbelnben DISQUALIFICATION
i'm mitunter reisluieten geeslise Su be-
obadten, erSdblt ba. mas er an febr in
tereGanten 9ingen erlaui6t uno erlebt
bat. Den peri6nli9en 9enftpiirbistei.
ten, benen mir in man6er 8esiebune
ioft cine Gbultde 8e6eutung, iuie ben
MemDiren BON Saint @inon's fir bic
3eit uno ben S0f 2uoptg's XIV. BELLE
gen m6bten, i9idt Der, ne5enbei be-
merit, nit benz 8eobn9ter uno benz 8es
fiser Der DrieinnI> Nufbeidnungen nibt
ioentii9e beuti9e Bearbeiter einen&iid<
Bid noraus auf bic &eformbepegun9 i'm
pttomaniIhen &eiebe. 9erielbe beginnt
nit ben ftaatlihen umaeitaltunasberz
iuden Sultan SeLim's I'LL, fir tpel6e
aud elm unter 1einem &enesaten. Hds
men (Wturao @fenbi) III b,r moberneu
2iteratur befnnnter 6fferreihiIder Did,
ter f10n uor mebreren Sabren aaf ben
8rettern hes @iener B~uratbeaterS uno
aler oeuti6en 9rOien Blhnen bic dufs
m%erfiamteit bes 8Iblifums t%pahSurufet
uuste. Gn bic alGsemeinen l1nriffe bes
ruiii9ztirtti9eu &rieses BON 1906 unb
bas trnsil6e gnbe Gelim's. bieies
Sbnirmer8 auf hem 9inan, tuirb cine
fompen6i6ie, aber auf iebr genalier
&enntniB Der 8erbdltnihe anfsebaate
Shilosruts Der g,tambuler 8nlafteUr.
san9e uno oamit i'm uria6li6en 8uiamz
ftebenoen duBeren GreigniiTe
biz in bic ueueite 8eit sereibt. Bon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01
aWSIdmOtT6eS.

Ole d9bptiid Nr M e 10
auf bic 5%rieonsfdrte BON 1 1900 Wanr
gebrnbt, mas tpDbl afs Elm 8epeis Do.
fir ouSuleben, bnB Der nere &beoiut
tpirfli6 on @riparnife i'm Staatsbaus'
6alt oentt.
Der I5gan9S salts 1T e III
beutiben &ei6sfdnsltr sur Belt bD9f
ungels9en eridienen. @r bat bartt
Burte bariiber fclen lafien, bnB Salt
fubieftinen Stimmungen unb MiB.
itimmungen nn69ebeno, Jpn ourd ben
uerfribten Nb9ans mioer &erabrebune
in feinen &OmbinatiOnen sefiDrt babe.
aus einem EagesbefebGe
6es Generals 5or9emOl erfdbrt man Die
i6duerli6e 9batiahe, baB bic nrabiI6en
Sniursenteu in &ures (Nlaier) fi6 mad
ben @efe6ten am 10. uno 20. Stunt
tbeiltueiie in bic @ifte fihteten uno
bag bort iiber breibunoert bon ibnen
o%erburteten. Gin 9~rauenbofter 8rets,
nm ben Die Orouung in 0lserien berges
ftelt uorben lit.
Die 3orb6. NIGa. Belt q
i6reibt: @utem 8ernebmen na9 if
Gusii9t nprbanren, baB bic lang aez
plante Sertenuns elmer birecten S6iez
tennerbinoung Stpii6en Berlin. G6pe>
rim uno 2lbed nunmebr Seitens bes
Stnates 5eIbIt in bic 6ano aenommen
miro, unb es finb Su benz Sipefe bereits
@inleitunsen 9~etrOfen, insbeion6ere
Sbritte bel ben iibrigen betbeilisten Ge=
9ierun9en 9etban.
Sn 2onbDn purbe am stem
Suli elm MOrbprO5eB 81 gnoe gefiibrt,
Der bel bon fi6 bat reoen MAIDEN. Sn
einem Saufe bon @ufton square bate
man Dor eini9en BOhen oas Sfelet
zines 5rauenSimmers in einem &oblens
felIer ~sefunben unb barauf6in cine
Wa96, bic frdber in ienem SauIe aez
bient bate unb in teren 8efib man per<
i6leoene &oitbarteiten Der @erftorbenen
fanb, bes WorbeS an9eflaet. 9ie5eIbe
1T BON ben @ei9worenen fir ,nidts
idulbia" ert(Grt tporoen. 60 Bat es
benn gang ben Gni9ein, ols Oh ben bic
len 5dlIen nidt nufsefldrter Morbtba,
ten elm neuer binsuSufisen iei.
Die 8erGiner ,@ / q"
f9reibt: Ser &ern Der &riFs Seiat E@
in Der 8erufun9 bes Sberprdii6enten
b. Buttfdmer an bic SteIe Salts. M5z
gen bic Serren 2ucius uno Bitter ein>
fab als @ebilfen bes Samplers eelten,
10 1T Serr b, 8uttfamer elm Sel65tStdne
bigger politiIher gbnrafter, Der ebenIo
tu!e Der Minifter bes Snnern bic con.
fernatioen @runoidte i'm neuen &nbinet
81 bertreten beHiibt fein tuir6. 9os
Rultusminiiterium luiro unter 5einer
2eituna ben @iniben Der Qldubioen
S%rOtefanten ueit mebr serebt tuer6en,
alS unter 6rr. 5alf; mas freilih bic
SteIlung at ben &ntbplifen betrifft, 10
mir bic Spffnunsen, mel9e mir
auf bic bisher betuieIene @erediiateit
bes Srn. b. 8utttamer fesen, bur6 bic
eiuI6rdnien, bnB bic Gut
Iheioung in Der firbenpolitii9en Srnae
nibt i'm &ultusminiteriun1 Ionbern
beim &ei9sfauaIer ielbft lieet.
@ie unperfroren IN 8reus
sen bic &eaction fib Idon brett moht.
tuel9er 9reiti9teit fie nITes, mas
nur Liberal nennt, in einen Tupf
ptrft, BACON nur cine tleiRe 8robe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01

benunc.rt feline ehemdli8en Rei&stosss
tOuegen 0ls uG6fblings Bi8mnrds, nie
BET ibrer 6aItung BIOS perI6hIi1e 8ors
tbette iudtan. Die beutIhe iO5io[bemO>
frotii6e Hartti abr, fOfern BON elmer
fuIhen NOD bic &e0e ieir fnnn, bsftsbt
mad Woi aus Gei9linsen, bic niHt eins
mai bic BerTammlungen Der r8ours
geO:sa fpreu9ten, Die iErem grOl ni@t
tDeniaaens babur9 2uft maHten, bn6
fe oIuHdentlid ole 8errdtber am
aebbrts - bmr1priiselteH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01

Nus TbirinseH, 4. SuIi. - sn Sn.
oolftaot tpurbe Der 2nnbtnS Aanisns
beS 5arSten bur9 ben Stontsminiitsr
b. 8ertra5 am 1. b. M. feierli9 eroil'
net. Gs fin6 IL 8orla9en eitseealp
gen, inter tuelhen berSor5ubeben: Dee
Safi3etnt, bic Suan9SbOufrednTg y
6as HnbeuesIthe @isentbum, bfr 9italp
ei6 Der 8eamten, bic Gmtstrnat oes
&i&ter, Nbgdbe BON Grbi9nften. Sk
gorIaaen tDuroen an gpmmiiiOnen &C.
ipie1en. Der 2anbtag tpiblte ben 4pg.
&fipf9 sum 8rdRbenteH unb ben W..
MeiieI sum HiceprdfoenteH. - wis es
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sarOsatI9e g-Onaaarloten.
Dfprenber.

&6ni9sbers, z. Suli. = Sci Der Gre
iabwabI gum &ei9stn9 i'm &reiIe Ga
biau=@ eblau on Stele bes ,freiiuil=
fig" Suridsetretenen Serru b. SnOblud
: tuurbe Der @anbiSat Der gonIsrnatts
ben 2anoratb Or. 6eper nit 3433
Stimmen 9etudbtt. Der natiOnalliberale
@anoiOat 5ernor bra6te es auf 1929
Sttmmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01

Sn Der reutiten oorliesenben Nummer
Der RrehSSeituna lel,n mir: s8ei ber
Debate am Gonnnbenb ibpr ben
8~etr0leumSrn pereiniaten 1i6, fan sum
BerpedieIn, in ibrem @ioerFtnn6e aes
gen bisIe GinanSmrBreasl un6 in 6on
berbeieeboltsn GriHben bic Mbaeor6ne.
ten Easter. &i6ter, (0osen) unb
Bebef. Nle brei Re6en fpurben mpbf
fnum fir ben &eidstog, fonoern uouBer
BEN 9nnleA sebolten elm anidou=
li@es TrifOIium; elm brsibIdtirigss
Rlge6ldtt an einem Stenael uno aus
elmer BurSel.H
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-24
DIED.

B1SCHOFF-On Sunday. the 23d OF Now mber
JENNIE LOUISA, youngest child of Andrew aud Mary
Bchoff aged and months.
Funeral Will take place Tuesday. tho 18th. at 30
p. M, from Calvary Baptist Chapel cor. Finh aud
l. streets northwest frcuds Of the family are in
vited TO attend. -
CIIANDLER.-Ou sunday, November I'D ri his
residence, No. 1923 NJ street northwest, W. A. CHAN
DLtH.
Funeral from the house November o. ri 2p M
The friends and relatives are requested u attend
CURTlS.-Fe asleep In Jesus, Sunday morning.
November -. 1879, Mrs. CHARLOTTE CuuTls, beloved
mother OF Mrs Eliza WoUdsOn, Ia The 06 year Of her
age.
Funeral from shiloh Church. November o. at y.
III, Friends of the mmi y are Invited TO attend. .
Fredericksburg papers please copy
O'DONNELL.-CArHEHIS beloved wife OF John
O'Donnell, In the jlth year OF her age. native of
Limerick county, Ireland.
Funeral Will take place from her late residence,
1870 FINN street northeast, Tuesday at r. Relu.
tvcs aud friends of the family are respectfully In
Nited to attend.
SINSEL-Suddeny, the evening of Saturday,
November y, at $3.50 o'clock Mas. HESHII.TTA SIN
Sci, beloved wife of John Siusel, aud daughter Of
Joseph and Catherine Weyrich, aged 81 years and
months.
Fuueral from her late residence. No. 1910 sixth
street northwest, al 2 O'Clock Tuesday November 2j
from thence to the Memorial church
STOOpS.-Suddenly, ON the night of tho I'D Of No.
vember, MARY Il. STOOLS
Funeral at ST. Patrick church, with requiem mass,
NJ o'clock tn sday the 18th Instant. Relatives and
friends OF the family are invited TO attend.
1HOMAS.-On Saturday, November -, at O'Clock
y. M, Of consumption, BEN JAnIH ". TnoAiAs, aged
30 years
Funeral win take place from his late residence al
II street southwest Tuesday November %, ut .
o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-24

BALTIMORE ND. November "a
Cotton dull. Middling, l2c.
Flour very firm and higher for best grades
Howard street and Western superllne, 81 75@5 %
do extra, 80 GO@625; do. family, 50 5507 25: cit,
mills superiine 50 00@5 25 do extra IS 5Od6 rs
do family 81 25@7 80; do. Rio brands, 81 so; Pa
tapsco family, IS 90.
Wheat-Southern higher and active; Western
higher and very strong. Southern red, 81 400 100
do amber, 81 5Ogl go; No. Maryland 81 516Dl So
No Western winter red, spot, and November
1917; December. 81 473I@1 rs; January 81 5lG
1 BIZ; February 81 54@1 BIZ
Corn-Southern steady and more active: Western
low, 52G55c; Western mixed spot, and November
Gig; new, 57c December, CSC for new; January
59G59l4c; steamer 52c.
Oats quiet Southern. 47diSc; Western white
47N4Sc do. mixed, 1il9@i6c; Pennsylvania
47d4Sc.
Rye quiet Ut sOds5c.
Hay firm. Prime to choice Pennsylvania aud
Maryland Sl7@ls per ton.
Provisions steady Mess pork sl2 bulk meats
loose shoulders, il1c clear rib sides, G6Q6l1c; do
packed, i94@6Nc; bacon shoulders 51%@51Ic; clear
terccs; 73Ic.
Butter steady. Prime to choice Western packed
and roll, 23d2SC
Eggs quiet. Fresh AT zoe; lined lG@l7c.
Petroleum quiet and firm Crude, nominal; re-
fined, $50
Coffee quiet and firm. Rio cargocs, I@l7llc.
sugar llner A son, lO9k@l01sc.
Whisky firm at 81 1901 l}k.
lIelghIS IA Liverpool per steamer quiet. Cotton,
Md; -four, Is Cd; grain 7Gr7l9d
RcceiplN-FiOur 1854 hbs; wheat 80 900 bu;
corn, 200 bu; outs 90 bu.
ipncnis-Whoat, 10000 bu; corn. $500 bu,
Sales-Nheat, G3)30O bu; corn, 1884 bu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-24
GEORG ETOUN NEWS.

very daring and at the same time supremely
cheeky piece OF thiovery was perpolraed yesterday
In broad daylight aud IN the immediate vicinity Of
civilization. The story is as follows: The tug6oat
Zcla has for several days past been tied up at
Bankers lee Company's wharf, because business
has been somewhat slack. Accordingly, everything
was LEFT in ship-sh0pe order as is usual on such
occasions. Now II came to pass that q certain
very notorious character, named john Thomas a
burly African, took advantage Of the absence OF
the proprietoS Of the cram, and forthwith
proceeded down TO the engine.room ana began
the demolition Of all the copper aud brass
work connected with the machinery Aner
pounding away, with all the assurance Of the law
on his side, hG succeeded in chOpping of some
twenty-five or fifty pounds Of copper tubes and
every other metallic object likely to be saeable at
n Junk shop probably in all worth 81. Toward
evening, while thus buslly employed Captain
Cation happened down 70 the wharf To see how
things were going His suspicious being aroused
ut hearing sounds below, he cautiously wendell his
way down the mysterious depths aud discovered
his unwelCome visitor IN tho midst Of his neiu-
rious transactions Without much ceremony the
beligerent captain mado a dash for the African,
aud got grip on him sufficiently firm TO waltz him
of 10 the station, where he is at present enjoying
the luxurles OF cell No. 4. The result of tho ailer-
Moons spells were subsequently carried TO the
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MISCELLANEOUS.



The retirement of Rear-Admiral j. r.. Madi-
son Mullany suggests an incident that oc-
Cured on the trial trip Of the ram Dundor-
berg in February, 1867. Captain Mulany, on
this OCCASION was vt the head of tho naval
commission detailed to suporintond the work
ing of the Dunderbers's battery of cleven-inch
and hlteeu-nch guns The gun practice with
shells occupying most of the second day of tho
trip. Captain Mulany was the life of tho
party on board which numbered about forty
exclusive of the crew, and was full Of innocent
practical jokes rs well as humorous anecdotes.
While tho entire company was at dinner in
the ward.room Captain Mullany left the
table as the guests were finishing their
dessert, and presently there was terrific ex.
ploson aud crash of falling glass, which
smashed the crockery on the table,
overturned chairs and sent q number Of the
guests whirling against the cabin doors. At
first IL was feared the boilers had exploded,
aud all was CONSERVATION. But presently
Captain Mullanys face, somewhat shaded with
apr ehonsiou, appeared at the door, and, after
assuring himself that nobody was hurt, he ex-
planned the cause of the crash. In order TO
raise a little lively excitement lie had ordered
one of the elcven.inC stern chasers to be loaded
with shell and fired. As the gun WIS trained
directly over the wardrOOnl, and the missile
traversed a course not over three feet from tho
deck, the shock on the atmosphere dashed in the
skylight of heavy thick glass directly over the
dining table, with the result above noted. The
captain had not calculated the force OF the OK
plosion or ho would have first put on the heavy
oak hatch intended to cover the glass when
the ships guns were fired.
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Washington River Front.


Inland and SeaboNrd COmpany's whnrf-Steamer
Jane MosGley Barker. Cone river and Potomac
landings, freight and passengers.
Emerys whnrt-SclOOner, Mary Ann Francis
Mullen nndAnnie u. Berger, Chambers, Philadel.
phu, coal for Samuel Emery,
ShCrllls WhNrl-SchoOnors l.. BabCock, EnncOtt
Julia A, Garrison Philadelphia coal for g. L. Sheriff
aud steamer Mattano, Bylos, lower river landings,
freight and passengers
slcphcnsos wharf-Schooner Richard Peter.
son, English, Philadelphia, coal for Stephenson
& Bro,
Clarke &Givcn's whnrf-SchoouersG H. Mcakin,
Meakin llayTe dc Grace, and EstClla Day Tracy
Philadelphia, both with coal for Clarke n Given
Great Falls Ice COmpNnys whAri-SChoOner
LaNinia +, Warren, johnson, Gardiner, Me, ice
for Great Falls Company.
Rilcys Wharf-SChOOnels J, s, BeRcham. Woodin,
Jacksonville, Fla, lumber for VIII cit IL Libbey; G..
r. Browning, Lowell Middetown, n. j., iron pipe
for John McLeland and II. A, THyer, Perry, New
York, Tile for United States Patent Onlce.
JohIhons WhNil-SchoOnels ElwOOd DOren War.
rngton, ana ElwOod Burton, Jarvis Philadelphia,
both with coal for johnson Bros.
CLEARED,
Inland and Se0board CompOny's wharf-steamers
Lady oi the Lake, Tr0yeIS, Norfolk, Va and John
W. Thompson, Wood Nol!ini Ferry both freight
and passengers.
Emery wferf-sohooner Julia Powell, Norfolk
Va, with fertilizer,
BlscOcs whnrf-Schooncr David Clarkson Ire
land back to Philadelphia light.
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