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AT. uALtFAX, H.

, HALIFAX, ra., July :a.-isobert Potter's tsn.
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, 1881-07-26

tbs searcl, for tho Jeanncttc, arrived here to-
day. Al! well.
, 1881-07-26

III TItt. pAsE OF TIE 'vilEIuElT,n =
that ahe was capable aud ready to deal Will
c1imInnls no less In cur Interest than that 0t'
forpIgn States, and 1t was tho duty OF every
e!yilxea l0yor1ltnent to co1perata Ia putting
down, will. q strong hand.' thess nufarious
attempts, After expressing .cp,tlIencB IN
The ruul.1Yill Of the American HDYernMent,
the Secretary said; VT 'is to their lntor~
est as ,iilull nj ours, foy the danger. ID a.
Hr8at to Americans Rs to Drttons crossing th8
Atlantic, Her. Maiesty's Government l.aye
lonr bean tu,ly nlive to tAels; responsibility
| III tllls lAattsr; all4 confidently count on tho
SUPPORT Of pRrlla,aept and tue country Wills
tilsy;slnploys every, Gug!ne ut law and the
oowcr Of tha4 E3ccutiye4to destroy these NJ"
,sacla.!ons. OF 'assasinsn,. llarconrt, replying
10 II question relative to "t'.. - ,,;'4. s's.s
1:., a uEyaiuTl0SAisv coaanEss.. IT,. ,>:.,.
| said =: with ita opantng, however ext1ava-
CANT, and wleka4. the Government. had no
authority to deal, It they are not a@soelatea
.ufth nrtne u $50 s. t:.s -. sas,I .j's
rpysn41; or DEAN STANLEY. : :. .
Although y o'clock tllta afternoon WA the
time announced for tho opening OF West
:mlt{ster Abby for The funeral ot Dean Stan
10y, tAa .croWJl bogeu. ,to assemble At, noqa'
,and by . o'claok fully twlce ~ many pessons
fbad assembled 'as could possibly bo accom-
podatad.y Tho Prince Of Wales was present,
aud otner members OF Tho Royal family Wege
spee!e!!y TepEesentsd, :. e. <. ). 80! ~ - 81.
~ :e:pEAN sTAhLEY't coyyIN,
md the room In whseh itS:ss places
peadIux The {vlieta!. 'are decorated WY
.wseaths aud !, crosses composed Of M
.ollotcsas tiowess, which. have 'besn "
t riylng at ,,tAe deauery froiu :. N; **ear!'
hour this morning. Tho decorations lacl4d'
8 w1eath Of 1eaea aeut BY the Qusens With
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The Washington City Orphan
Asylum.

III view Of the grave charges made, and
given TO the public In several issues of the
Washington Post. against the Washington
City orphan Asylum during the past week,
am Instructed by the trustees 10 say that he
grave charges against the management OF the
institution, as given TO the public IN several
recent issues OF The Post. have imposed uDOD
them the duty OF making an impartial inTes-
tigation as 10 the truthtulUess of those accu-
sations, and also TO make careful IN -Dection
OF the home, its discipline, etc The rule OF
law That The accused is presumed TO be inno-
e Mt until proven guilty, and that the interests
or truth and justice demand the acCuser ana
accused De brought face 70 face. should be re-
eeiyed without dissent. You are. therefore
RESPECTFULLY solicited by the trustees 10 aid
them In the investigation by your presence,
ard also TO secure the attendance OF Mrs.
CoWen' and the anonymous person who would
prefer 10 have the large number OF orphans
now housed In the home left In the street aud
The attendance OF any other person having
personal knowledge III the case with whom
by your zeal Ia the interest OF helpless orphan
age, you may have become acquainted.
FOR the above purpose special meetings OF
the trustees will be held at the home. corner OF
18th and streets northwest. on the 18th and
18th insts-, at II N. each day, at which time
and place all persons having personal knoWI-
edge in support OF the accusation published IN
The Washington Post are respectfully solicited
10 OF present. JOHN G.. HARNESS.
Secretary Board OF Trustees,
washington, d. c.. March "a, 1881.
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SWALLOWING POISON.

SWALLOWING and inhalng the noxous impu
rites generated by Cstarrh, POISON not alone the
nasal organs but the stomach and lungs No
merely LOCAL remedy, Ike douches and insouble
snutfs, possibly reach eradicate the virulsnt
sporules Of Catarrh. This fact explains the Won
derful cures effected by DIR. WEI DE MEYERS
new INOCULATIVE treatment. The elements
used by him are ABSORBED by the mucous mem
brane throughout the system and form CONSTI-
TUTIONAL as we'll as local sntidote. as certain to
CURE CATARRH. az vaccine virus is to prevent
Small pox. Its unprecedented sale with unsolic-
tied testimonials from many thousands who, at
ALL STAGES OF the disease, HAVE BEEN CURED
by this wonderful remedy, establish beyond con-
tradicton. the fact that WEI DE MEYERS Ca
TARRH CURE is the most important medics,
discovery since vaccination. REV. @. 81. TAYLOR
lao Noble street. Brooklyn. writes Zone package
produced radical cure" at entirely cured
member Of my family who hsd suffered from Ca
tarrh i0r 40 years." j. D. MCDONALD, ITO Broad
way. N. T.: "It cured me after doctorIng for
nearly 80 years." MRS. EMMA O. HowEs 80 W.
Washington Place, N. T.: 81 can speak for SEVEN
members OF my family who have used it with great
benefit" Rev. W. Il. SUMNER, Frederick. Nd !:
Everybody troubled with Oatarrh a. I was
should use It," MARY A. RANKER, As4 N. Clark
street. Chicago, ILL.,. "For six years did not
breathe through my nostris until used Wei De
Meyer's Catarrh Cure" Mrs. NJ. q. GHRNEY. 3O22
oSisn srees, 1T. Louis, Mo-: ''It gave me instant
reaeI." +. j. CRANK. Atlantic Hotel. Chicago:
1t restored me to my ministerial labors." Rev.
geo. A. kIEs, Cobbleskil. N. Y: "N relieved me
OF great Polypus." W. Fl. TRuEsDELL, NJ. D.,
Ele1n. L., &C., &C., &c &c. DR.. Wei De Meyers
ThEATiSE" ia mailed FREE. His "CURE" IL
DELIVERED to any address, by D. b. DEWEY Co.,
40 Dey st.. N. T.. at 100 complete. novS-eo
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DR0wNED.-A man by the name OF C.. w.
COfgley, German cigar maker from Baltim ore,
was discovered floating in the water at Ag
news wharf early Sunday morning by Jere-
mlah Jen1smaD, who notified Coroner Powell
at once. The coroner's jury consisting OF John
Thompson, William Dobie, j. X. Gray, Edward
Davis, Geo. Gentsman and John LAWYER made
an investigation, and returned verdict that
Z. w Corgley came TO his death from acct
dental drowning. His friends and relations in
Baltimore Will be notified at once
TIE ALEXANDRIA REFORM CLUB held their
regular sunday afternoon services at their hall
On Fairfax street yesterday, which was attend
ed by larger number Of ladies' and gentlemen
than at any previous meeting.
No CAsEs--TheTe have been no cases at po-
lice headquarters for some days
JOHN 5. PALMER, ESQ.,, son of ey Governor
short time - ' ~ -
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TER FUNERAL OF Mt. r. B. MoHUN. whose
death was mentioned In THE STAR Saturday
LOOK pace TINS morning from Sc. Matthews
(Cathoic) church. The remains were encased
In walnut casket with silver trimmings ana
covered with floral tributes. The attendance
was very large and included representatives of
many professional aud departmental people.
The services were conducted by Rev. Father
Boyle and were very impressive. At the con
cusion the cortege moved to Oak HILL George
town, where the 1nterment took place. The
following We're the pail bearers: Admiral I. A.
Jenkins Gen. VIM. Mckee Dunn, Col. A. F.
Rockwell. Mr. e.. T. Crosby, Mr. w. X. Rogers,
DR.. j. NJ. Toner, MIR. j. w. Douglass and Ar.
5. 81. Kaufman.
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CITY ITEMS.

TaBeier Oyster Depot and Restaurant,
9Th and sts.. Uobnson's), received to-day a
me lot OF the very choicest oysters that ever
come In the District, among them the cele-
brated Lynn Haven bay and Horn harbor
oysters from Norfolk: also, Saddle Rock, roast
and brofl choice fresh fish on hand: meals and
lunch always ready. Prices exceedingly low.
Ladies' saloon first floor.
ATLANTA, GA. May %, 1879
one OF our Workmen had bad case OF i've
years standing. and was cured entirely with
SWifts S. Specific. WM. r. & T. w. HOOPER.
Your S. S. S. has cured every case, and sells
better than any other Patent Medicine.
E. G. LONG Co., Athens, Ga
l have sold several gross at retail, and success
has attended every sale. j. b. BOND
N Little Rock, Ark.
Buchupafba.
directions, Smart1ng. frequent or difficult urina-
ton, kidney disease. S.. Druggists. $50 Pa.
ave. M
A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped Neglect frequently results
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but
acts directly on the fnfianed parts allaytng
irritation. give relief In asthma, bronchitis
coughs, catarTh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject to. Sold
at rs cts box everywhere.
"Alderuey Dairy WaRons.o
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
ing, and delivered In u lbs. Ward prints, 45c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, butter1nilk and
sweet milk &c. per Of Cream, loo. pint.
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS n.
Oknown IS the best. 30 is JUSTHH old stand
known for years the only place where first ciass
SECONDHAND CLOTHING can be sold At re.
spectacle prices. Address or call 81 JUSTH'S old
stand. No. 6l9 D IT., between 9Th and 7th sts
north west, or Branch Store. No. 4o3 9Th st., be.
tween and SITS. northweS n. B.-Ncte ny M all
promptly attended to. janis
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No; Il, s16 drawing first capital rr "a. $780, 600,
500 pail IN Camden, New Jersey, half 10 Raleigh,
No Us drawing second capital prize, sl0. 600.
Nc SO, 7e6 dras ing third capital prize. S.. 600.
sold in Chicsso, IL
sonvile, Ky. and st Louis Mo
a. S 60 70 ea6, AZ $50 7o45. tf4i9. 90 80 each
Sl,ttu sold ia Becit, Wis. New Orlssps, Rich
hond, Va. New York, ard Sharpshnf.. Texas
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemenfs- &c. Tonight.
Ftrd's opera HoisO.-Milton MOBILES In "Fhe
Phtenix-
National T7tedteT.-''The Tourists
Odd Fsl(OtrS HgU-Blnd Tom.
Tpiinddge H0U.-Prof. Carpenter. the mes
neTiSt.
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one hundred and twenty young men, who
went to Denver 70 pick up mines In the streets.
responded TO an advertisement for a light
cook.
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Asllta&enlenfs. &C.

FORD's OPERA HOUsE.-Mtit0n Mobiles Will
appear al FUrd'5 this week Ia his own play,
The PhtHBiX-" This is the best play OF the
Kind on the boards 1t i3 sensational ana fun
OF surprising situations. The company is Well
selected and admirably trained.
NATIONAL THBATER. -" The Tourists" OF
which The public seem 20 never tire. will be at the
National all this week with new features In
tbeir peril finance.
BLItD TON VIII give four more performances
al ODD Fellows Hall They viii be tonight,
Tut scay and Wednesday nights, and WedneS-
day matinee.
JOsEFFY, the great pianist, Henschel, the
German baritone, and Miss Lillian Bailey the
Boston soprano, Will give combined coQcert
al Lincoln Hall next Wednesday evening.
PROFESSOR CARPENTER Will continue 70 give
Dis wonderful exhibitions OF mGsmerism at
Tallnadge Hall this week.
THE PEABODY CONCERT.-The President and
family viii attend the Peabody orchestral con-
cert tonight at Lincoln Hail.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CAIARRH.

SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase Of
Catarrh from simple head cold to the most loath-
some and destructive stages. It is local and con-
stitutonal. Instant in releying,p ornament In cur
ing, safe. economical an never falling.
SAHFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists OF one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL SOL
one packsge, with treatise and directions, and sold
by all druggists for 81.
General Agents, WEEKS POTTER. Boston.
COLLINS VoLTAIc PLAsTERs relieve in 8 minutes.
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West Washington, nee Geoeetown.

DEATH OF FRANCIS DODGE, ESQ. Mr.. Francis
Dodge, collector OF customs, port OF George.
town, and well.known citizen died at the
residence OF his sister. Miss Emily Dodge on
30th tCongress) street. Saturday afternoon
was native of this place, and is the Oldest OF
four surviving brothers, and for may years
prosecuted very large and successful business
Dodge. Mr.. Dodge subsequently held POSI-
ton In the Treasury department, and then was
appointed collector OF customs, which position
Dodge has beer failing for some months, and
unable even TO be at his Office, his death was
somewhat sudden. His demise will be mourned
by large circle or relatives and friends.
SENT TO THE jamin Ross a
colored man living In the Twenty Buildings.
being sick and destitute, was sent to the hos
pitai TO day.
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The cath eY.

O7Y1cE or The CHIEP Signal .rpy,cys,
wIsHISoToE, ID. c., Mar II. 1872 e:sn any
For the middle states. fa.r weather north
peTatuIe, higher baroIIetor.
RANGE OF rdg THERMOMETER
TIE following are the readings OF the ther-
moneter at Zoe Signal Office during the day
! q N. 80; ii A m, AZ: p. n. 432. NJ AXl-
mum. 49,: minimum, 400.
Yesterday Sunday. March 18th. the ther-
memeter at thf Signal office, in this city, stood
rs follows: am, $50; II am. 400: pm,
$40: p.rn. 44o; pm, 40; II pm, 4Jo.
Maximum. 49c: minimum, 800.
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TEMPERANCE MATTERS.-A rally under the
auspices OF the Grand Division OF the Sons of
temperance was held In Lincoln Hall yester-
day afternoon, at which an eloquent address
was made By Hon. Edward Carswell OF Canada
- The Dashaways" had large audience in
Odd Fellows Hall last night. The president
HrEagle StOn, made an earnest opening eXnorta-
tlon, and introduced Col. A. b. Meacham. Hon
howard tarsWeii, OF Canada, and Mr.. F. M Brad
ley, who made addresses. The Rev. DR.. Dani
son read an original address, entitled Tine
Rumsellers Dream" About thirty persons
SlGLed The pledge.
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l. u M B e r.
OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT
VIM AND PUSH WILL DO. NOTHING
BUT STEADY LOW PRICES, YEAR IN
AND YEAR OUT, WILL CREATE AND
MAINTAIN A BUSINESS SUCH AS
OURS. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT
BUYERS DAN POSSIBLY SEEK Is AS
SURED. Low PRICES. LARGE STOCK
OF SIX MILLION FEET. AND AN
ARCHITECT TO FURNISH PLANS AND
DRAWINGS FREE OF CHARGE. NO
OTHER YARD OFFERS SO MANY IN
JUDGMENTS TO BUYERS.
Will LET 81 LIBBEY,
g. 9Th st. and New York ave,
Sprague Square,
Yards. n Liberty Market Square.
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POSITIVELY TOMORROW ONLY you can buy al
X. Goldschmid's mammoth department store
NO siZ sth street northwest. between Fl and l.
spfttOoDs OF different colors. worth Is cents
TOT ~ cents; real naJol1ca jugs, worth from 81
cents 10 $3.50, for - and 80 cents: feather
buster, worth % cents, for 10 cents; also, great
bargains In hfty different styles or chfidran's
Carriages.
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COndenserl Locals,

The Biological society at its meccrrne FRIDAY
night discussed 'Suctorial ORGANS OF prehen-
sion among animals and "Sepruary peftod,c; Y
In living organisms"
Fire was discovered In a front room. second
story. OF Columbia hospital Saturday evening.
The FIRE department extingutshed the flames
after about $500 damage had been done.
Detectives McDevltt and Voss arrested on
Saturday two colored boys In the act OF dis
posing OF an oyercoat at a second hand store on
ID street. The article, 1t was ascertaired, had
been stolen from the house OF Capt BroTneu
103 East Capitol street
Emma Frey, colored, living at POS C street
southwest took to the first precinct station Sat-
urday night, a white male infant about q month
(which she said she had found at her door left
there by an unknown white woman. It was
Sisters took charge OF 1t.
Mrs Reynolds, living at 227 G street, while pass
Ing from her kitchen yesterday into the yard of
Der premises, " as thrown down an area fourteen
feet deep, by her dress catching In a nail She
sust aimed severe Injuries By striking her head
On the pavement. DR.. B. b. Adams attended
her, and thinks her injuries serious.
The East Washington branch Of the Irish
National Land League permanently organized
yesterday evening, at Baum's Hail. corner 4Jh
and East Capitol streets. by elect1ng the fol-
loving officers: Jos. Lochran. president; David
FlyD. first vice president Jas Plant. second
vice president; P. Maloney, secretary; w. j.
Foley, financial secretary.
The evening OF St Patricks day-neXt Thurs
dAy-a grand banquet Will be given at Abner's,
10y the various Irish societies participating in
the anniversary celebration. at a meeting OF
those interested, yesterday, Thomas Broderick
was elected to preside, with Mr.. James Raglan
as toast master, and Mr P j. Donoughue as
alternate. In case Raglan is unable to serve.
st PatTlck's Temperance society, last night
elected p. f. Smith their marshal for the St
PatT1cks day parade, and Messrs. ThoS. DOOley
and John ID. Buckley standard bearers.
The Young Mems Christian Associations
managers have accepted the resign alton OF Mr..
.. G. Morse, for several years the general Sec
retafy, who has accepted similar position I'm
der the Cleveland, Ohio. association. They have
rendered the place TO Mr. w. M. Tenney for
merry OF Georgetown, now at Minneapolis
MINI.
The creditors and depositors of the Freed
mans Savings and Trust company must pre-
sent claims and procure their dividends before
August u, ISL, Or they will be barred. See
adVt.
Rev. 81. j. Stern, formerly OF Louisville, KY,
entered on his duties as pastor of the German
Presbyterian Church. corner Of 9Th and N
streets, yesterday. and was we'll received by
the congregation.
Mr.. Thos. w. Entwtse. son of Mr. Entwisle,
Inspector OF buildings. who has been sick for
some TWO weeks with rheumatism. died ar his
residence, s29 25th street. this morning at d
O'Clock. The funeral viii take place Wednes-
day morning.
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TIE ARRESTED VIRGINIA RUNAWAY COUPLE-
On SATURDAY ElmOr Gordon and Miss McKen-
ney. the runaway couple from Virginia whose
marriage was prevented On Friday night by the
police or this city (as stated Ia Saturdays STAR
remained all day at police headquarters In
the afternoon a telegram was received from
Ar. Gordon 10 send his son home. The young
man when he reached the depot tried to escape
nom the officer. He vas taken back to police
headquarters, but subsequently he took the
train for his home. The girl left On the 1890
train Saturday night for lynehburg. Previous
10 her going She refused TO speak to Gordon
when she had gone he besought the lieutenant
TO allow him TO 90 also.
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Alexandria.

EYEGLASSES and spectaeles, 50 cents TO s
PriggS.
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NATURES TRIUMPH.

N FBAZEERS ROOT BITTERs.
II you are weak, or languid, use FTaAer's BIZ
ters. II your flesh is fabby and your complexion
salow, use Frazier's Bitters; IL you live In ma
Lar ial district use Frazer's Btters. IL worn down
with the care Of children. use fraNer's Bitters. II
You have got the blues, use Frazter's bitters III
you have Kept late hours and lived contrary TO the
laws Of health. use frsziers Root Btters II You
need toniDs mp. take Fraziers Roet Bitters II
Frazier's Bitters. II you feel old before voui
time, use Frazier's Bitters II life has become
Frazier's Bitters II your hands trembie and your
eyes have grown.dim. frazier's Root Ritters viii
make you feel young agsin. Sold BY all druggisu
b DAVIS, Sole Proprietors. Cleveland, 0. BTOTI
CROMWELL. Wholesale Agents. go Pennsyl.
wants. ave. 3an6-eo4p
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THE Mosr ATTRACTIVE PLACE IN TIE CRY inst
now Is the boys popular clothing house of B.
Robinson Co, 909 Pennsylvania avenue as il
is stocked TO oveTnowing With a superb line of
all the early spring styles in youths, boys and
ehildrens garments, which they offer at popu-
lar prices.
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LADIES--Burdette Il Co., eth St, between
and X, Will offer for sale tomorrow morning.
al O'Clock, the last case or white dress good;
they will have TO sell this season at I21L cents
lob lot, worth % cents per yard.
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eter Campbell's and G. ". Lar.
ner,s Connection with the
Newer bonds.

u. w. LARNkh.
Referring to the alleged confession OF Geo. a.
Farnham, published In the morning papers, 1
desire. in justice TO myself and Peter Campbell,
whose names are mentioned as having received
some Of the bonds, alleged to have been stolen
py FaInham, that he never told me, nor in any
way ;ntimated to me that the bonds were
stolen by Farnham or any one else, or that
there was anything crooked about them. re-
ce1ved at one time from Farnham $l4OO In
bonds and sold them to Peter Campbell at 40
Genus on the dollar. II was bona fde trans
action on my part, and that OF CampbelPs /
nad 10 1ntimation from any source that the
bones were stolen, nor did l say or intimate
any such Thing TO Campbell The statement of
FaThbaIn, rs published SO far as 1C relates TO
his alleged conversation with me Ia relation to
the bonds, and my alleged conversation about
Campbell is wholly false. On the Contrary
Farnham told Iae at the time that the bonds he,
let me have he got from New York. There
was nothing about the bonds or the TRANSACTION
to create any suspicion In my mind of anything
wIopg or crooked, and had no such Informs
ton or suspicion. G. w TARSRR
Subscribed and sworn to before me this lsth
day OF March, a. D.. 1881.
lSRAL1 A. c. RICHARDS, j. P.
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A MINISTER'S CHANGE OF FAITH.-Yesterday.
Rev. Thomas A. King, late OF the Methodist
Protestant Church, and stationed al High
street Chapel, Georgetown, was baptized In the
SHedeL DOrgian faitn at the New Jerusalem TEN
Pie. Rev. JaoeZ Fox, pastor. and preached his
INST sermon as minister OF that denomination
rem the words: Except a man be born again
he cannot see the Kingdom OF God" There
were many members OF the NJ. Z. Church pres
ent, and the services were very impressive Mr.
Ming has received a formal call from the First
society OF the New Church. In Baltimore 10 be
their pastor, and delegation from this society,
consisting OF MeSsrs c. A. E. Sparner Arthur L.
Spamer. John HineSiey, Fred Nanman and
number or ladies' were present eSterday. Mr.
King has accepted the call. and Will be ordained
In Baltimore Sunday, 26th instant, by Rsv
Chauncey Giles, president or the general con-
vent1on or the denomination. A certificate of
Dr. IT. d. Valiant, president OF the MARYLAND
annual conference OF the Methodist Protestant
church, states that Rev Thomas A. King de
string 10 withdraw from the said body is en-
Titled 10 this certificate OF his good standing
having fulfilled his engagements up 20 date.
and carries with him our best wishes and our
prayers"