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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-17

GRAIN RAISERS REFUSE to submit to.the
wasteful and imperfect work of other Threshers,
when posted the east superiority Of this one for
saving grain saving time and doing fast, thorough
and economical work.
THRESHERMEN FIND 1T highly advanta-
geous to run machine that has no "Beaters"
"Pickers," or "Apron," that handles Damp Grain,
Long straW Headings Fax Timothy Miilett and
EASE AND EFFECTIVENESS. Cleans to
perfection the farmer his thresh bill by ex-
ira saving Of grain. makes "Litterings" requires
LESS THAN ONE-HALF the usual Belts,
Boxes, Journals, and Gears; easier managed; less
repairs one that grain rasers prefer to employ and
other machines are "eut of jobs.'
Four sizes made with 6, 8, 10, and r.
horse "Mounted' Powers, also special
ty of Separators 'alone," expressly for
STEAM POWER, and to match other
Horse Powers.
interested in grain raising, or threshing, write
for Illustrated Circulars sent Jree) with full partic-
ulars of sizes, styles, prices, terms, etc.
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.,
apl1 Battle Creek 1fIchi0dl.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-17

|uOURs THE QUICKEST
IL AND
81 MILES THE SHORTEST
CHICAGO TO NEW YORK,
PITTSBURGH, Fl WAYNE AND CHICAGO,
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL ROUTE
This is the only route running its whole Train,
BAGGAGE, DAY AND PALACE CARS,
Through to New York, and the only Route runnin
THREE DAILY LINES
PULLMANs THROUGH PALACE
CARS
From CHICAGOto
HARREBURGH, PHILADELPHIA AND NgH
YORK,
WITHOUT CHANGE,
With but one change to
Balt;nsore Hartford.
Springfield, Woree..e,
Through Tickets for sale At Offices of connecting
lines IN the WeSt and 1t all Offices Of the Fort Vavne
and Pennsylvania Central Route, in Chicago.
CINCINNATI AIR LINE
is the only Route running
DAY AND SLEEPING CARS THROUGH WITH
OUT CHANGE, TO CINCINNATI, 1ND1-
ANNAPOLIS AND CoLUMBUs.
ONLY ONE CHANGE
From
INDIANAPOLIS 70 MEMPHIS, NOBLE AND
NEW ORLEANS
Direct connection made at Columbus With
PANHANDLE & PENNSYLVANIA
CENTRAL
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Without change.
w. C. CLELAND.
Asst Gen'l Passenger Agent Pennsylya.
MIA Central Railroad.
IS South CLARK Street,
Chieago,I
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-17
PAsTURING WHEAT IN SPRING.

My experience and observation in
regard to pasturing wheat in spring is
decidedly against the practice. Ihave
gained what knowledge possess from
the experience ofmy neighbors in pas
turing wheat, as I never do the like.
1t is contrary to nature to crop off the
growth of wheat. I have neveryet seen
a field of wheat, which looked fine for
grazing, that failed to be a paying
crop. No surer way to reduce the
yield of a crop of wheat could be adopt
ed than to pasture it in the spring.
If not evenly grazed down, it would
ripen unevenly, as the cropped wheat
would be so set back that it could not
possibly ripen at The same time with
the uncropped portion. Ny advice
would be, if The wheat be ever so rank,
not TO be tempted to pasture it, hoping
to increase the yield, OF save it f;om
lodging. I have always considered it
the device of a shifsless farmer to help
his poorl y fed stock at the end of the
winter.-EE.
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WHEAT--A QUERY.

Wheat in this State is looking very
hardlhis spring. Mostfieldsarespotted,
and, where there is any wheat it is
ve!y thin on the ground. What is
worse, the wheat that is seen has the
blush cast, indicating light yield,
rathec than the yellow green, which
good wheat should put on at this
season of the year. A few spots,
where the wheat has been sheltered
or grown on richer ground, show the
true color. 1t sesms paradoxical that
light green should indicate health
and vigor and a darker color the re-
verse but this is the fact with wheat
Can any OF our readers suggest a rea-
son? We propose to ana)yze some
specimens of each, both leaves and
roots, and that may give some valu-
able suggestions. We have found
that little stable manure will make
the difference, and so also will phos-
phate Of lime containing no appreci-
able ammonia. Some of the poorest
and bluest pieces of wheat are onsoils
rich in vegetable matter; but usually
too wet and porous.-Moore's Rural
Ne,v- Yorker.
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THE COURTS,

SPECIAL TERM-JtuJ,,. o,.,
To-day, Hitz agt Leary, order pro confesso.
fixing fee. Allen agt, Allen. FriSIay act
trldley; Beard agt. Beard; Mason at.
Mason; Stuncr agt. Whitney: orders of ref
erence. EIeele agt. Burtes; order for APP
pearance of absent defendants. Huntington
agt. walker; submitted on exceptions A
lLmber OF judgments by default were taken
POLICE CoURT-J,adoe Mus pro tenn.
To-day, at the opening OF the court, Mr..
Pelham, counsel for j. ID. Vernay, charged
with obtaining money on a forged auditors
certificate, knowing the same to be forged
filed motion for continuance of the hear
ing in the case until Saturday next; which
was agreed To. John f. Marley forfeited
collateral. John Robinson disorderlv con-
duet In Georgetown; IS. Judson Hart for
loud; IS. George Francis Lacey, Disturbing
the quiet of Georgetown: IS. Daniel Robin.
son, carrying pistol; 500. John Daley for
Holly, little colOred boy not tall enongh 70
look over the railing, was charged with
vagrancy; the reform school being fulI, he
was sent down for ninety days. Fanny Ma
2fuder, charged with vagraucy: down. John
Ryan, last driving in the county; 500 Martha
White, assault and battery on Susan sam
3tl2. eotn coiored; severe beating with a
S'ick from bale OF hay, injUring her right
ann, as she claimed. TIE uhySicis1 WHO
atjeL ded her testified that She was not Seri-
oGsly hurt, AID his belief was that she
was putting on COOL deal of pre-
.e0Se; ~25 me aid three months in ian
Ellen O'Leary assault and battery on James
harvey, an elderly man with freshly
broken nose. Ellen pleaded guilty. MI
Harvey testified that Ellen stoned him hit
ting him about twenty times. infiicting the
wounds and bruises on him: - each. James
Harvey, assault and battery on Ellen
. LeaTy-a cross fire. Ellen. a dilapidatad
and SpIteful specimen, testified in a very ex-
cited and glib manner That he caught hold
o. her ana tore the clothes nearly all OF her
body; then commenced the Scrimmaga, ana
1t was lively for some time. 4 female friend
OF Mary's. similarly dilapidated in appear
auce, testified in her behalf, and some col
Ored witnesses testified for Harvey aud the
case was dismissed. benjamin Cooley. as
SauIt on John Ryan by pulling him out of q
buggy. The defence claimed that RYAN i'll
treated his horse. Cooley was fined 81 and
costs. Lucy Rivers, assault on Eliza Abra-
hams; - or 30 days in jail. Eliza said she
had just paid - on Monday night James
Coleman, assault with intent to kill New
man Cole. The latter testified that on SAT
urday night on the Long Bridge, as he was
crossing over with two Others, Coleman, VINO
was with two women, drew q pistol and
fired at him twice. one bail taking effect IN
his arm without saying n word 70 him Mary
Bowie and another woman testified that they
were crossing the bridge with Coleman when
Cole and two others stopped them, and Cole
struck at him. Held for the action OF the
grand Jury.
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LOCAL NE us.
Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted tn-uishf
st 9.l5p. m, and eXtinguisbed az SO a. m
See notice Of house in Philadelphia row for
sale a a bargain.
Mr.. VIM Dickson was elected president ~
the Washington Rife Team at heir meeting
Tie Pacific Base BalI Club. Of t?i,sro7d
cine champion amateurs OF 'tirxilfa.t were
yesterday defeated by the Ea gle OF Il. city,
by score Of . 10 ff.
Men Of means wishing Sc@f Investment
or any one desiring a g nTl5I residence at
much less than real vale e. would do -vcII to
notice advertisement u'lce- head OF "Busi-
ness Chance signed IT. Weaver.
At the meeting 81 the WSIagg's CHRISTIAN
Association yesterday Z report was made
that the new building Tor the association on
street. near iS,h' viii Ue completed by
Tie New York train cue here At els This
morning did not STr7ve until IL, owing TO a
run of ~ T PEI ry-vl.je, Oy wh.cH mo- injury
was dore 70 pas 'erG3r~ other than 70 iuCSu-
TeUieUCe them SOnIP-rta-.
IRE contest between The CC'O-el glee Cubs
Of Riot UOud. baltimore. a-s washington
was listened 10 win great Interest by - large
audience st Lincoln last night 20 was COO
ref'Cd that the Richmond singers carried or
Naomi Rebekah Degree Lodge 70. I.
l. q. U. F. was Instituted f. East Washing.
ton last night by r. g.. =. Frei. q. stuart.
A large number az brothers and sisters were
present ana much interest taken IL Tie pro-
ceediTES.
The funeral Of Tire ate Albert Iaa,ie. VINO
Vas Nits % SATURDAY Ill-4f tA -utl1
German, took place from Masonic Temple
al , O'Clock This afternoon under the auspices
OF Lafayette Lodge No. - and Mount Yer
non Chapter NO-2 OF which ne was mem her.
The Metropolitan Democratic ClIr met a
40 sth street, last ~ ming. " Imam Dickson.
president IN The chair RaSuiut iOuS were
unanimously adopted rendering cOueratuIa-
tons To The democracy Of rhe STATE Of Cali
foTnia upon their overwhelming triumph IN
al recent election.
The Vest End H'bsruiaT Benevolent So
ciFfy last MINT eiyc,yG the following Cd icer~
j ". j. Y president John y. Leonard first
vice president. George Smith. second vice
president T. X. HuyCE-uau- recording Sec-e-
taTy, JOHN II Grady. EuarcIFi secretary:
John Moran, treasure; Frank Mack. mar
shat.
This morning Marshall Steele. while walt
ing for a car. corner OF Pennsylvania aVe-ue
ard 9Th street laid down on a barrel FOR mo-
meut q. bundle Of patent lambs wool busters
which W ere almost I-au7eijGrC 3 g1EbIai bv
a COiOret man while Ste5leS back Va<
Turned. The busters were valued at SO
The thief vas not captures.
Twenty members az the virginia Pres
As OCiatiOn left Richmond last night. and
pissed through this city This morning a an
early hour. on an excursion - Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York. some ten or
twelve more met them ia iisIti more. where
they are entertain by the Maryland Pres.
Association. IT. Philadelphia the excursion
ISIS VIII BE- taken in charge bV Gen. D. B.
Norton Of the centennial bureau.
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HE safe BureIary', case.

DEMONS PARTNER N THE AFFAIR Ar
BFsTFp FOR ANOTHER oFFFSCE-IafFUR-
TANT DEVELOPMENTS INFECTED.
On Sunday last there was arrested in New
York notorious burglar George Miles q. as
Bliss diins Mines Gji1s WILLIAMSON the
charge Of being the principal lu the robbery
q the Barre Bank, OF Washington COUNTY.
Vermont. HT. King, cashier " HE bank
was awakened by four burglars, gagged. aad
taken 10 the baI and the opening OF the
safe demanded. The safe being secured nv a
CLOCK lock, set FOR 10 q. m, the robbers were
fCl Ted. but they found $l3. 600 In unsigned
bills, which they carried Oft and suisse
qCeEfly hlled UP, and put portion. at least.
OF tnem IN circulation one of the gang was
soon after arrested and sent TO serve out al
uneNplred term at SlDg-Slng. Two mO~e of
the gang were arrested in New York On sun
day and turned over 70 a Vermont sheriff on
q re4ulSitiOn OF the governor OF that state
The IameS given by these two men were
James Miles and Peter a IfOnso. On Monday
Miles counsel made application for a writ OF
h3seas corpus, ana pending the hearing he
was Cked mp III the Ludlow street iafI n
is now stated t1at Miles is the man Who was
partner OF EsntCu in the safe burglary bust
ness, ana 10 was asserted Afterwards mat he
was personally employed by Netticsalp,
NhitneyS assistant in the secret service
division. II Will be reCOllCCtei that when
Benton and Miles left the building Major
RichaTts, the superintendent Of police said
10 Harrington, 81 must arrest that man or ne
VIII escape meaning Miles Harrington
objected and said. No, we must follow th,.
man with the bag and Major Richauts
therefore did rot make the arrest OF Miles
Attorney General PierrCpOut had taken The
necessary steps To secure the atJanaluce of
Miles as witness in the new prosecution.
Mr.. PieTTepOnt Is reported 10 have said yes
terday That ne was uureStrained in the mai
ter, and II be knew Of any orders iUteuiet 20
hamper the prosecution he would revoke
them Immediately. Washington corresuou-
GeuCe OF the Baltimore StCt says. ''OTher evil
Cence OF more startling character than any
YET known Will be developed a. the proper
timP.7
This morning telegram was received hera
nom New Ork from party who was prO.n-
iEent in the safe burglary tiial that me ar
rested party mentioned above is beyond a
coubt the burglar who was BcntOns accom-
plice.
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go II g E TOWN.

BODY RECOVERED-Ths body OF the col
ored man, GUsfayuS HOOe, who was browne
IN the Potomac, opposite GEORGETOWN, on
monday, was recovered yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock. The coroner was notified
hut deemed an inquest unnecessary, and is
sued certificate of burial
GRAIN TRAnE.-The offerings of wheat at
the Merchants Exchange to-day Amounted
TO $500 bushels, which was sold at from Il 10
10 : IS.
RIVER AND CASAL-A rrived-SchoOner
Kitty Ann, from Alexandria. with 500
bushels of wheat, for Hartley n Bro; schooner
W iiliam oliver, from Havre-de- Grace Md,
WIN coal for j. h. Zug; schooner Short Stop,
from NorfOlk, Va, with 10000 feet lumber
for Whcafley Brothers; schooner Butterfly,
from Norfolk, with $4,000 feet lumber for
same firm. By canal-BOat Medley, with
l.ltl bushels wheat for II. NJ. Talbot, and
go bushels wheat and $50 bushels corn for
Hartley Il Brother.
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FEEAECxAE AND COMMERCIAL.
The Markets.


bALTIMoRR, Sent. s.-Virginls sizes, peeiers ,
fam, ls'salO;E.
BALTIMoRE, Sept. s-Cot.en dnII-middlinr,
n"mlhally lHaalEs. Flour duh and unchanged
heat fiTn.No. western amber, Il3; mixed
60 l4usl Al No. western red, i1aI Al; PsnnsyI-
Eanla rcd, Ssal 10; Mar land 2Cal A. do amLer
iA5ai o. DO; white, 2Oal 50. CCru-south-ru fifm
put western lower ard active-southern white S7a-g
90 yellow 70, western mixed. p: spot, Is last half
octobeT. Oats dull and weak and lower-southern,
t"U. W. stern White, 4oa4s; western MIXED, 4st45
~ guli, hcayy. and nomInally S0a p. Hay hrm -
MarylaId and PCnnsy lvanis timothy, q G0apS ".
fTnElSlonS active aud firm. Pork, - 25a22 20
IHIk Observation-Disclosures, Jag; lear rib sidas - "a
~ loose packed, 81 si2f. RESPONSIBILITIES lea
~: clear Tlb -ides Ia. Hams, l1l5'a Lard
and unchanged. Petroleum steady crude So: re-
hagd, HSal2. Coffee tun AID rominal Whisky
New YORK, Sept, Stocks dull and steady
E"EeJ: Es, told. la4. Exchange, long, 49,
short, ts3. GovsrInent- dull and strong.
NEW YORK, - pt S-FiOUr DAN and drnoping
Wheat quiet and declining. Corn dull and de
L9NDoN. Sept 2, I2sOp. m -Congols for MONEY.
- PIG account, "a IL lC Z. : bonds 1855 old I0695
The rate for money AT the stock exchange on gov
9rhInent securities il one per cent Erie, 49,
times.
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IEE BOAT RACE yesterday afternoon Us-
tween me regular racing crew OF the Analos-
Tan Cluo and The picked crew OF the same
club, which has been i'm training FOR some
TINE past, was an event Of considerable in
terest To sporting men. The boats started
rom near the boat-hOuse at q O'Clock the
regular crew ahead, they maintaining that
position TO the close. The picked crew strove
starting boat few seconds later than their
viCtOrs, doing the whole three miles lone
mile and half and return) I'm about fifteen
minutes The names OF the cOntesting crews
are as follows: Whites, Irregular racing
crew. Showers, Cumberland. White and
Brown. Blues, (picked fouT,} Robertson, who
is also captain OF the club, Taylor, Blob and
Burdette.
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SUIT AG AINsT THE b. & p. RAILROAD
Messrs. Darlington and Darlington to-day
Catherine. against the Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad company for damages received
by said Catherine Tyler in being thrown
from train on which she was embarking at
the navy yard tunnel. nv its being started
too soon, by reason of which she had her
arm broken and was otherwise injured. ST. a
claims - 600 damages 20
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BCiLoISG PER,1-Ts iss Cod today bv In
story d"ttilng On the east side OF 5th street
between 4 anu - northwest, 5000. CaDftoI
Nortn " street and SCIth Washington street
railroad company, three BRICK sts,ies ~ Ie.
go feet, on the south side OF street. batweey
81 and Canal streets southwest: e10 G9G
ftederlck Cudllpp, a f0Ur-StOry brick dwell
ling on Tie south side % Pennsylvania ave
Due, between - ant ! Is streets nOythwesf-
SEQ. Charles r. Dudley, a aTicK dwelling o4,
the south side % Market street. Cieo-ge.0yvr,
between 4th AID 5th streets. Wash Safl0r
twO-StOrv brick stable, 60 ay 100 feet OF,
tie south side a. - street. betW cen Z X aud
18th streets northwest. 1Eis * an extension
OF the present 8 ble, taking the lace OF the
old dilapitated frames a this pOiE.
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ANOTHER EXCURSION. - Provided the
weather l. fair. The Lady Or the ! axe viii
make another ~ her del Sinful excursions to
the Capes on saturday evening next. This
- rather an ezra trip, and is consented %
D. The Ov cPTs on account Of the urgent So
Hcstatio-S Of many who participated in the
last excursion, a. y Ell a a number who were
unable 10 lie present on that occasion. So
thern Is therefore every probability that tbs
= isfce on saturday night VII Re larger
q ny previous Time.
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NATTANS' VEGETABLE CATHARTIc
~ AND ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS

AS general family physic they are unrivaled, and
superior 10 patent pills generally in this: They are
nome made, and consequently always fresh. They
contain no mercury or other mineral substance, or
anything else injurious. They combine these three
certainty of action Every dose produces its egiti-
mate result. Some Of the diseases in which they are
specially recommended as afording speedy relief or
cure are h8bitual cOstiyeness cold, nervous OF sick
hesdache, dyspepsia indigestion, liver complaints
ano bilious disorders generally, lauEdice aud piles.
Thousands who have been relieved or cured will
cheerfuly testify to their general efficiency as the
PHI Tor the million, applicable alike TO the weakly OF
robust, children or adults Price per box, Is cents
VIII be sent by mail to any Part Of the country on
receipt Of price.
ARTHUR NATTANs, Druggist,
augD-r I'd and ID streets nort Invest
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10000 genuine Cuban Golden Eagle Con-
chas, at 10 cents each: no discount to dealers.
These Cigars are selling at * cents in New
York. PHILIP H. WARD,
9,2,6 Corner 18th street and Pa. av.
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TEE GRAND TEMPERANCE Es.tv At
iEt~ET re- lr-rAT--Sgue weeks ago the
Good IeuPisrS OF LeeSbvrE. I0u5grr5 cnrIn-
", "a, ISSUED an Invitation. l. The temper
aDce organizations OF the surrounding conn
try and the District OF Columbia 20 uart-tf-
pate "a grand mass meeting A. tHa- place
70 cay. and nearly every OrgagiZat Oh IN tue
District accepted the invi tatiOu and ARRANGED
for atteIGiDg. Accordingly mis- morning
nom 10 O'Clock, the Baltimore and PO-O-
mac railroad depot was che scene Of the
gathering OF tEe or aTt LfOrS u DR. "a "a King
the tram and 72S persons II al took seats ON
the train. Among them were members o.
fne sons or Temperance, Recuauites. Cool
1empsrS, and tie JOuadabs. The meeting
VIII be at al Day one. and among those eX-
pected 70 sIeaE are Rev. ". :. Hammond
Hon. D. +. Holloway, OF This city. Rev. DR.
v W WALKER, o. Baltimore, and Major Di-
vine.
Las night the ReChabites or South Wash
InGtoh called on some OF their friends in that
section AID rendered a serenade.
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CIT 7 1T MS.

TRADE SUPPLE - -. ,.-s.s- 90.
No 40 paDrs & Co. wholesale druggists,
II. G. -Tlvania avenue, Washington,
9S.E
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SPy Shjmiuyi.Dst SO

LADIES Bedding Bros. & Co.'S Machine
Twist are null size and lengths guaran.
teel, saw
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HEADQUARTERS for genuine imported CT
gars at Gil Pennsylvania avenue. els
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PIANOS, DC.

'iNHE S11EFF PIANOS, unsurpassed IN tone,
touch, AMI durability, easy terms.-
or large discount for cash. 6S2s8
q. l.. WILD < BRO. Sole Agents, WkTl
72S 7th street northwest,
thalf square above Patent Office)
PiHnos and al instruments tuned and repaired.
Planes for rent auCSO-tr
A SPLENDID STOCK OF THE WOkLD- IA.
"a HOWNED kNABE PIANUS-Psrlor-
Grand, square Grand, Square and Upright5G=x8S
Planosi VIM. Nice lannon's celebrated Pi-sItSFt
amos, 7-octaves full toned. Pianos from other we'll
known factories, which will also sell and rent ON
Inc most accommodating terms Tuning promptly
Attended 70. Mrs. Z. REICHESBACH, 423 iltb
street, = IeV doors above Pa ave. mayl9-ly
"nECKER BRO. 3" PIANOS ARK THE BEST
Il ~ made in the country. They, take tbe-ex>
lead OF al nrst class Instruments, being IN eSs$3
rfysled IN beauty Of tone and perfecGloe nyfffSFy
mechanism IN every de all.
Prices reasonable. Terms easy.
g. KUHN. Sole Aren't,
$50 New York avenue, Arlington, d. O.
rlsnos regulated, tuned, exchanged and for rent
6leylg-tr
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Feather Probabilities To-day.
orv1cE OF Carr SIGNAL OFFICFR,

OFF1CF OF CHIFF SIGNAL OFFICFR,l
wAsBINGTOrs. September :. 1873. }
For New England, the middle states. %nst
The lower lake region, Slowly laillhS SaTOms-
ter. southeast To southwest winds slight riSa
in temperature and clear OF partly ClOs. DIV
weather with areas Of rain in the nor .heTn
part OF New England and New York.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business Office of
THE STAR rsp god to-day as follows: a. M,
20, 10 a. m, -, Y m, -; 2. n, =.
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CUSTOY DEPARTMENT.

SOB DUB CUsTOh TEADkWE KEEP -gE
bhsI AssORTE sTCCk OF MArEE4ALs 70
IA FOthD IN yHE UNITED STATE STAPLE
Ea5EICS AAHCFACTURED EXPREs5LY Fos
u, AND TIE CHOICEST FANCY ETFLEsoV
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN tEn AuERI-
CAh hAAUEACTURE FOR This zRAyCt,
OF DUB BUSINESS We EMPLOY rHE HEsr
AB1IsIIC TALENT, UEEQUALED b.BOB
EOh TIE MECHANICAL WON, AND ~
livery RESPECT TURS OUT eTRICTLV
flRsT-CIASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
ORDERED AT Our WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOR THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE ne IN
hEN YORK AZ REPRESENTED, NJTWITB-
sIAbDlSG THE ASSERTIONS Or sOgE ON
OCB COMPETITORS THAT VIZ FfJJ THREE
ORDERS FBOH CUS READY hApE sTUOK,
READT MADE CLOTEIEg.
al DUB WAsBIUCrOR oFKICE VIZ KErr
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARM mtg FROM
OUR bEADf MADE STOCK, COESIs rINo OF
oUR LATEST STYLES or MENS YOUTHS
AND ChiLDREHs SUITS, ANT SIZING
ONERCOATs, FbOM WHICH VIZ FL on.
DEES IN TWO DAYS TIME.
ONE SPECIALITY IN ORR rURyIRuTw,
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is The AMERIO.U
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FETETEG GGE-
MINT, WHICH We MAXI 70 1EasUkE o1
FURNISH READY MADE
DegliD g. Co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08
HOTELS

&PINGLER HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE, v. =
EUROPEAN PLAN.
A SELECT FIRST CT ASS HOTEL IN the heart
OF the city; convenient to all places Of business
chure thea'ers, sc. Stages and cars pass
the doors tor All steamboat piers, ferries and rail
road depots. Guests md more quiet. comfortable
ana luxu-lous Hhome at the SPTNGLER for lass
money than at the larger frst-cla5s hotels. Ele-
gsntIy furnished rooms : per day upwards. Car
rage hIe IS saved As Union Square is easily reach
ed by street or st8g es.
sngl2 I'm j. F.. FROST, Proprietor