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SALT RTE UM.
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1915 BUTTERFIKLD ST.,
CHICAGO ILL. March 4, 1879.
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SKIN DISEASES.
a severe case of five years, duration
entirely cured.

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CADDO, IND. TER, Feb. 81, 1879
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CUT WITH A RAzoR.-Yesterday afternoon a
serious case Of razor cutting occurred on the
corner OF sth and streets northeast, In which
Bert Hasktns, eolored, was cut On the arm by
Jas. Il. Jones, the cut extending to the bone
IL appears that Jones and his wife do not live
together, ard that on the night previous Has
kins met her, and at her request accompanied
her down Il Q street. Jones followed, and over
taking then he told Hask1ns he did not want
him to go with his wife any more. Jones then
started back with his wife, Haskins saying II he
bad done wrong he would apologize. Yesterday
morning Hoskins went to Jones to apologize,
and the latter said 1t was all night. but In the
afternoon they met again, when Jones irnme-
dtateiy whipped out razor and cut HaskinS.
Jones was arrested by Of1icer Blandford Has
k1ns was attended by DR.. Walhaupter who
dressed the wound and sent him to the Freed
mans hospital. The case was called In the
Police Court this morning, when Haskins testi-
ned as above, and to running in DufYey's store
f0lloved by Jones, and also that In addition,
Jones threatened to ''cut his neart out" r.
Stull clerk for Mr.. Duifey, testified TO seeing
the cutting. Charles MCGEE testified to seeing
Jones drop the razor when Officer Blandford
came up. The court committed them to jail
for the action OF the grand Jury.
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THE COVRE6.

EQUITY COURT-JudJe Macarthur.
To-day, Fox agt. Davidson; fund to be paid
In court, and amended bill allowed. Cook agt.
Cook; referred to Justice Cox. Hunt agt.
Burche; referred to auditor. Written agt
Written; bill dismissed. Warren agt Warren:
complainant allowed temporary custody OF the
child.
POLICE COURT-Judoe Smell.
To-day, Louisa Blackburn, profanity; IS or
days. Daniel Payne, loud and bOisterous; s. or
Is days. Christopher Columbus and Peter
Murray, trespass On parks; S. or days each.
appeal noted. c. F. Swartz, do, do. Kate
White and Sally Robinson, ARRAY: S or Is days
Richard Gordon, assault on David Fry; $40 or
30 days. Henry Thomas, assault On Geo. Minor:
s. or Is days. George Foster ALA George Null
ngan. assault on John Hawkins; IS or 10 days.
Gabriel Riley, threats to Mary Riley; personal
bonds. VIM. Nelson, larceny OF coat, &C, worth
So. 40; jail 60 days. Lydia Baver, larceny OF 1900
from Henry Roche; grand jury. Joseph But
leri larceny eey from Harriet Cah!l; jail 10 days.
to kill; grand jury.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. ETC.. Tonight.
National Theater.-" Queens Evidence"
F0rd,s Opera House.-P1nafore.
Thsater Comiqus.-yar1eties.
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LETTERS REMAINING IN GEORGETOWN P. O.
SEPTEMBER Doth, 1879
LAD1Es' LIST.-Little Annie Miss; Meyers
Agnes L Mrs; Parker Nellie Mrs; Parker Carrie
Mrs; West Henrietta Mrs; Woods Nellie Miss.
GENTLEMEN'S LInT-Bergin William; Bush
Geo II; Murry Homer (coPd); Snow BENT F.
1t ]. NJ. EDMUNUS, p NJ.
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NATIONAL THEArER-To-nightw will be the last
opportunity OF seeing the sensational play,
be withdrawn from the boards of the National
II Is we'll worth seeing. Next week this theater
will be devoted to comic opera The Adah-
Richmond Comic opera Company, which has
created furore In every place 1t has sited,
is billed for next week, opening Monday night
with "Fatinitza."
vival OF :. Pinafore' has been very successful.
The attendance, small at first, rapidly increased
to full houses. Will be given to- night for the
last ST time I'm Next Monday the greatest Of min
place of amusement. Emerson MegatheriS6
Ministries, fifty strong, will make fun for Wash
iDgtOn for week.
BARhUM AGAIN.-Barnum Will make his adj.
vent next Monday by monster street parade
He Will remain three days, giving two perform
ances daily. He has the greatest show on
tiers and half dollars. EVERYBODY goes to see
Barnum'S show.
THRATsR CoNIQUK.-The enterprislng man
agemenG furnish new bill at this theater next
week: The present one Is amply sufficient to
ehtel tain all who wish to pass pleasant thre e
hours this evening.
BLUE POINTS, only 25c. per dozen. Maison
DOree, next to WIZARDS.
NINE. LEGARvIN, who Is located in the ele-
CANT parlorS over NJ. Williams, is prepared to
make, In latest styles and at short notice. most
recherche, perfect-itting garments, walking
suits, evening and dinner dresses, cloaks
jackets, mantles Ladies requiring artistic
work will be delighted with the productions of
this establishment. +
A PUMP OUT OF ORDER.-The attention of the
proper authorities Is called to the pump In
Mount Pleasant, which is out of repair
great many Of the villagers get their supply of
water from this pump, and its early repair Will
greatly accommodate them.
KNOCKED Down BY MILK WAGoN.-About
10 o'clock this morning. little white girl five
years old, named Lille Cassidy, living at 1892 G
street, was Knocked down and run over by
two horse milk wagon driven by John r. Cole,
DR.. E. j. Kelly was called and pronounced her
WOUNDS rot dangerous. Cole has been arrested
THE FAIR GROUNDS.-The work on the Ma
uonal Fair Grounds Is progressing finely, and
at present there are about $50 men employed.
The race TRACK On which Mr.. A. Gleason Is de-
voting his energies Is nearly completed, and the
brick work on the exhibition building is well
up, and on Monday it is expected the super
structure will be commenced. Right OF way
has been secured through the lands of Mrs.
Franks, Capt. Patterson and Mrs. Heitmuel-
Ter. On Monday the board OF directors will
select sites for the permanent stables, exhibit
tion and other stock buildings, and the ques-
ton of water for stock and other minor details
will be arranged. The date of the fair has been
fixed from october rs to NOvember6.
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POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS FAIR.-Masonfc
Temple presented lively appearance yester-
Gay, and valuable and choice articles for ex-
hlDlt were constantly arriving. Glass cases
were put In order for valuable contributions
and rare works of art. and specimens OF ladies'
hand1work VIII be placed In these Ladies
Wishing to contribute to the fancy department
need nave no fear that their work will be In.
Iureo. The best Of care will be taken Of every
thing sent there. General Ross Brown sent
very valuable collection OF Japanese works yes
lerday, and Mrs. Imogene Robinson Morrelrs
large paintings were hung on the walls.
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GOOD HAUL.-This morning In the Police
Cont, Judge Smell, the case OF Lydia Baver, a
rather neat looking yellow woman, was called.
and she pleaded guilty to the larceny OF SOD
from Mr. Henry Rochet. She was committed
for the action Of the grand jury. She had been
employed In the family OF Mr.. r., 2131 Pennsyl-
left for King George county, Va. The case was
taken in charge by Detectives Voss and Me-
Dewitt, and the former learned her where
abouts. He also ascertalned that she was pre-
pairing to come back to this city; therefore he
concluded not 10 arrest her In Virginia. Last
evening she arrived on the Thompson, with her
husband, and both OF them were arrested and
taken 10 police Headquarters, but the husband
was dismissed. The officers recovered $50 OF
the money, and quantity OF goods which she
bad purcbased
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 6:s5 o. N. and
eXt1DgufSh he'd at 4:15 a. m.
The 14th-street road, between the Boundary
and Mount Pleasant, Is being newly graded.
Oficer Rhodes, OF the second precinct, yes
tercay found sick white man, on Tiber creek,
In the county, and conveyed him TO the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Gales, near by, and subsequently
the police ambulance took him to the Freed
mems hospital.
The Right Rev. j. A. Lataiue, Bishop of the
Reformed Episcopal Church, arrived In the city
tbs p. m, and is the guest OF Dr. and Mrs
Bliss, 1929 F street. He Will preach and adj
minister the Lords supper at the Church OF the
Redeemer, Freedman'S Bank building at II a
m, tomorrow. His fame as a preacher and
orator will no doubt attract large audience.
j. Shtl'fngtOn and j. C.. Parker send early
copies of the int resting october numbers of
Scribner's Monthly and Sc. Nicholas
The SPENCE ian business College has received
one hundred and fCult cen students within three
weeks. Another indication OF better times.
Mr. VI. A. CLANCY, OF this city, delivered
lecture at Peabody Hall, Alexandria last even
Ing to most 1ntell gent audience of teachers
and Others. He presented evidence showing
the identity Of idea embodied In many Of our
present words having entirely different linguaI
structure, ana pointed out the means of repre-
sentiDg this identity OF idea In identical word
structure. The lecture was Illustrated with
diagrams prepared by Mr. f. B. Hay.
Don't FORGET to order Howson's Ice Cream
for sunday s dinner. 1t is better tn ever
STREET RAILWAY ExTENsIoNs-In reply to
request for permission to extend the Anacostia
and Potomac railroad along Water and 1Itn
streets southwest, the District Commissioners
sent the following relative to street railways:
zine questions involved were referred to the
attorney, who decides that any rights the con-
pany had to occupy those streets have lapsed
Dy the expiration OF the period fixed In the law.
IL is matter Of doubt whether the Commission
ers now have authority to permit the tracks to
De laid as requested by you In any event.
they think 1t advisable not to take action, as
they are OF the opinion that the time he's arrived
when Congress should establish a permanent
system OF street railways Of the District by In
oicat1ng on what streets tracks will be allowed
IN the future, and by passing general laws gov
ern1ng the whole subject. These laws should
require existing companies to extend their
tracks along the general lines of travel which
they now enjoy In such manner that people
may De 1nconyenenced as little as practicable
Dy exchanging cars or tickets, and may 90 from
one part OF the city to another by the payment
OF single fares. Doubtless when Congress has
liked upon the lines OF street railways which
sDall oe established in the future. the Anacos-
Sla ana Potomac River Railroad Company Will
De enabled to reach the localities desirable in
conformity with such established plan"
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THE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS EXHIBITION
promises to be success. There are liberal con.
tributi0ns TO the several departments, and they
have the assurance from fruit growers and
florists, both professional and amateurs, Of such
hearty support, that they have no hesitancy
In saying that most magnificent display is as
sured in both OF these departments. The gen.
eral superintendent Will continue to receive
offers OF rare works OF art, relics, curiosities,
&C, LOT the loan department, at his residence,
1925 1lth st. NV. He will also furnish such as
wish. copies OF premium list. with rules and
regulations governing the exhibition An i'm
portant ard most Interesting feature OF the
take place at p. m. and pm. on each day of
the exhibition. See the advJ. for full Diet Ills.
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PROP. lMM1CH's next soiree will take place
TUESDAY evening, at Tallmadge hail. The same
care Will continue to be used as made the soiree
last evening so enjoyable
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pt.sr are prePafed oy Weeks
street Boston, and for sale by ali Druggists. Price
g. REsoLvENT. 81 per Bottle Cur1cuRA SOAP.
rs cents cake; by mail, 30 cents; thu ee cakes
rs cent?.
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M l11EH q JONES'
POPULAR RESORT FOR GENTLEMEN,
NATIONAL THEATRE BUILDING
Open from am. to II D. m.
BILLIARDS. &C., PR HOUR
POOL Every Evening.
Billiard material for SALE Cues Tipped, and all
Kinds OF billiard work executed at short notice
sep163m
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MADAME EMMA SOULR viii be at the Riggs
House all of next week, with the latest STYLES
and most elegant goods for her Washington
DatrODS
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CAPITOL HILL LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-J. T. Cold
well, auctiOneer, will sell at trustees sale, on
Monday next. at p. NJ, two valuable terraced
building lots, fronting Second ST., near Mary
land ave
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CITY ITEMS.
1t Cures

1t Cures
Bll1ousneSS, Headache and Liver COmpl Units:
such IS Quirk's Irish Tea, the 25 cent remedy.
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Picnics, Excursions. &c.

the washington and Georgetown excursion
company will give grand oyster roast at Blun
tolnt TO morrow. The Jane Moseley will take
me party down the river, leaving at $50 am.
it will be very pleasant affair Tickets, In
Guiding the roast; have been placed at the low
figure OF 81.
The Mary Washington will leave tomorrow
at I'm. for Occoquan Falls, returning at $50
pm.
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OUTICURA SOAP.
M edicinal and Toilet.

Is prepared from CUr1cURA in a modified form
and is positively Indispensable in the treatment Of
ekin and Scalp Diseases. We recommend it for the
Tho shave and are troubled with tender faces. for
Scalp and for all pur poses of the toilet, bath aud
Lursery.
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TEE new gantelne chains at Prigg's.

WRESTLING IN THE PARKS.-Of1cer Martin
arrested Christopher Columbus and Peter Muir
ray yesterday afternoon for treSpaSSfng on the
parks. They made up a wrestling match and
Went on the parking on street, between 10Th
Court this morning they were fined 81 and costs
each. Murray LIS 50 years OF age and Column
bus &c.
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THE only combination Of the true Jamaica
Ginger with choice arOmaticS and French brandy
stomach and bowels. perfeets digestion, and in
sureS protection from diseases and ailments
incident to travel, Is Sanford Jamaica Ginger.
SanfOrdS
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PosTPoNEAFNT.-The daylight excursion ad-
yertised for the Capes on Monday Is postponed
TILL SATURDAY next
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$40 TO 800 INVESTED IN WALL STREET Stocks
makes fortunes every month. Send for Pamph-
Leu explaining everything. Simpson & Co., ~
Exchange Place, New York 916e6:
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SVMMER THEATEB COMIQUE.
~ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, NIGHTLY, AND
Tuesday AND FRIDAY MATINEEa
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY!
The Eccentric Combination, Specially BurlesQue
and Female Minstrel Troupe. Eight Song and Dance
Artists Four Great End Men. Ten Beautiful
Young Ladies'.
The great afterp'ece, Lovers Stratagem" The
Grestest Con biz at or travelling is connected with
For one week only. sepl5
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For new designs In carpets and large stock
to select from, go to TowsoR's, Pa. ave., south
side, near 9TH,
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FIRST ANNUAL FAIR
l. AND
ART LOAN EXHIBITION,
OF THE


The Potona &C Fruit Growers have the pleasure OF
announcing that their first Annual Fair and Art
Loan Exhibition will be held at Masonic Temple, in
the city OF WashiIg ton, on the 3d. 24th 25th and
18th days Of september, 1879, from am. to 10 D.
w., Of each day.
Arrapgenents have been perfected for the most
complete Nd s1tensiye display Of fruits and flowers
ever exhibited In the District
THE DEPARTMENT OF FRUITS will embrace
rave specimens of all varieties, including fresh
fruits: dried: canned preserved, ,ellied. picked.
The DEPARTMENT OF FLOWERS Will include
towering and ornamental plants. cut flowers native
nowerr, grasses. terms. leaves, &C. green and dried
IRON TIE fields apd wood. in their native varieties
TIE DEPARTMENTS OF LADIES Fancy and
Ornamental Work, Of The Fine Arts, of Science, of
Relics and Curfosities, Of Mechanics and Invention
viii each he extensive and perfect in itself .emh
rg the multiplicity Of articles and things &lkk3fH
ate to each, respectively.
TIE LOAN DEPARTMENT will embrace all arti.
cles naned for exhibition and not entered for pre-
MUM, and will be an important feature of the Fair
cordial invitation for contributions to each de.
psrtnent ts extended to all. We want to make them
OF great interest Assurances of grand display are
already given. but We want more. Send works Of
art. curioeites &c, for the loan feature to superi
tendent. 1126 18th st. W, where premium lists
rules, &c will be furnish ed Literary exercises and
SPIN s'ngle tickets rs cents OF six for 81. 90; Any
Admission and benefits at al hours
sepQ IL IN IL ~ IN %
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A PRINTER GONE.-Mr. John K. Shoemaker
printer, aged about IS years, lately employed
at the branch Office, Treasury department, died
at Belefonte, Pa, yesterday morning, of con-
sumption. Mr.. 8. had been resident Of Wash
mgton for upwards Of twenty years, and was
well and very favoraby known, and his death
ID much regretted by his many friends In this
city.
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A SURE THING; 1t never fails; cure yourself
for 81. Pref. chapins B,schas. paiba-a quick
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay st.,
N. Y, and for washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. S,A,eo1y
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WEAKNESS and sickness changed to health
and strength with Hop Bitters, always
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TRY my small role OF schmierkase, cottage
cheese) for sc. each. 1t Is made from cream:
III you don't see one OF the Attorney dairy
wagons In your yicinity, (marked " F. K Ward,
on Side,) lust send to my saleSroOm, 6l2 st.
NV, where you can get the cheese as well as
prpprietlr. =
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OFFICE OF THE NEW VICTOR AND WEED
zoo S EEWING MACHINES, at OPPESHEINER'H,
o%o stn street, cor. northwest All kinds sold and
..-,c - " 's ~A'~ A'eP"AN1'
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HBD FLANNEL UNDERWEAR to order, spe-
c1alty, at Jordan, Dare & Co.'s, 1906 F Sc. NV
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ADJUSTMENTS.

E01D's. "The Mo~srchs Of tho World. ,,
WEDNESDAY and Saf sA zTTnhE Ts Maf1sEzs
MEGATHEkHAN MINSTRELS.
'nds' 'f E. E. Ell h !SS5sTGsSsrsn' of
stSSAn1Ps zS S5THHH1
hl00 STARS so 400 ARTIsTs
i SOLD sol pf fssTkS 4ssEkkTzEEE L
1SS SONG APP AMP PA ~ MEN is
,a SEPT hss,ed Ro15a. in
National THEAT 1a e.. -.,..
To ~ 9tIrr,1 THE RE L.! LIST OPPORTUNITY
QUEENS EVfDEN0E s'''
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER a. ONE WEEK. AND
"WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MATINEES
ADAH RICHMOND COMIC OPERA CO.
FULL CHORUS AND oRcHEsTRA,
Headep r 6y TIE hen aoSnx aud Beautiful American
MISS ADAH RICHMOND.
y tns arges and most complete Comic
LIE latest muslcal success, the Romantic Opera,
FATINITZA,
PRODUCED IN the same me- masnfoent style as at the
Box plan for securing preferred placss at dramatic
rates row OIen. sep20tr
p. +. BARNUM's CHEAT SHOW.
COMING!
THE Sun OF THE AMUSEMENT FIRMA-
ACCOMPANIED BY A GALAXY OF STARS,
P. T. BARNUM'S
OWN AND ONLY
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH,
Will. EXHIBIT AT
WASHING
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
THREE DAYS ONLY.
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,,
SEPTEMBER ODD, ODD AND path.
VASTLY INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
1' E,sS sr Lazy SdG% Riasrs 2! 1:o'
4 The -Four G$ $s.; At s'ss osshe
s M and
"America's side-ssddle Queen" in her Famous
MILE Linda Geal.
The Queen OF the Flaming Zone, in her Leapin1 and
duTGle bareback Act. concluding with her leap
leum. WV
Miss Kate Stokes.
In her Beautiful Bareback Act
SfgnOr Sebastian.
The Champion Sensational Bareback Rider OF the
World.
80 Twenty Imported 20
Trained Stations!
Under the Direction of
Carl Antony, jr.
SO Cages OF Animals! SO
A MUSEUM OF
$4,000 Fifty Thousand 10000
CUBIOSITIE0.
Goshen The Giant
Costentenus, The Tattooed Greek,
Minnie Keeler, The Dwarf,
The Mysterious Lady!
A GRAND STREET PROCESSION
On MONDAY, eEPTEM rER 22D, AT AM
Admission, 90 cents; Children under 8, Is cents.
reserved platform numbered CT airs Is cents extra
DOofs open at and pm. Performances one hour
For the accommodation of Ladies and Families
platfol m. with
1900 RESERVED NUMBERED CHAIRS,
which may be secured at the Ticket Office on the
ground OF by those Who wish to avoid the crowds
at Gus \, npsc Store. ut the usual slight advance
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LArRoBEs, RANGES AND FURNACES repaired
promptly, and guaranteed, at Geo. E. Gartrells,
SIS 18th st. NV, between Fl ana l.
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To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
No. 600 street, near 9th street. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European Invention, he Is enabled
TO do his work In manner not to be euualled
by those not possessing these facilities ladies'
efrectual removal of grease spots guaranteed =
Through skillful pressing and ref1nishing ali
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
In the city according to the work done, and
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY
OFFICE OF CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER)
WAsHIN6ToE. Sept. 20, 1879
For the middle Atlantic states, CLOUDY wei
Their and rain, north to northeast Winds sta
tionary temperature, lower barometer
RANGE OF FHH fHBRNONBrKR.
me following are the readings of the thermom-
eter ct the Signal ONCE during the day: am,
% 1885 q. m, co..; IL midday, 600; . p. M,
CO.; maximum, 81 so: minimum. IS So