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Temperance Column.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12

IL a lair step towards virtae aud
happiuess TO delight in the society Of
the good and wise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12
CONSTRUCTION Avp EQUIPMENT
The Pennsylvania Railroad

way The TRACK 10 dg7bie the entire longih OF
the Il 9, o. -tsel rails laid OF heavy OAK tics
which are embedded IN a fou dalton 81 rock
ballast eighteen inches 10 dep,h All bridges
are Of iron or stone. aud built Hauu the most ap.
proved plane IT, passenger cars, while emf
nebtiy safe aud substantial are at the same time
models II comfort ana elegance
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12

f7it@ ~ ~ hHNEs,
Gtu " llQLBH01K,
MALrHsM Mass Jan 1876
L tl purth I'D be RkutCAG CUnR IN Gto.
II Roa rs DtuRgist, Rum ord HaHdtag.

n laf ktse SANroHus RADICAL. Guar can.
tar Dr. fnti'r Improved Iuh8h4e pate and
i'ili sitre rs ~ lts nzc Ia an cfrss puee.
81 W. b ssh by al whotsA5r anf a. al drug.
sirts AZ rs ovEietr thtuaghuW tic Cared S,st,n
mi VA aa- WEEK, s. ULTEH. t,tpGrsl
Az, NJ ana Wtucsslr Dragpists Is, ut Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12
PEN NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
GREAT THROUGH LINE
United States Mail Route.

The attention II the travelling public Is 70.
specimly iUsitea % some of the merits OF this
great highway in The confident assertion and
belief that 40 other jHe can offer oq1al induce
m"ut- ~ route n through travel, In
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12
Eyd5IIEi Ills

C-- mouth elpGuse gHar.aIt H,t scent.
ID oaiht Tree. kHsv ga s 81, Mg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09
The Pronunciation of &sU.,,

Editor Stdr:-As the schools have just opened
and as everybody reads your paper, IL you VIII
allow me the space wish to call the attention
OF the teachers and pupils to a fault in English
pronunciation exceeding common In the north
rarely heard in the south or In England, but
which seems to be spreading here. [We have
faults enough in the south without grating
some northern ones upon them.l Irefer to the
yulgarism-if may so term tot giving the
long "U, which is in so many Of our common
words the sound Of 100" For instance. 95 out
stead of institute, dooty instead Of duty-a
perfect rhyme to the word beauty. They will
call new and news moo and nOos-a perfect
rhyme to pew and pewS-and so on through
the dozens and hundreds of similar words. Not
dictionary In the English language author
ICES iris. In student and stupid the "u' has
the SaIne sound as in cupid, and they should
not DE pronounced stoodent and stoOpid, as so
many teachers are in the habit Of sounding
them.
II 1t is vulgarism to call door doah-as
we all admit-tsn't 1T as much OF vulgarism to
call WSpaper a T0ospaper? One vulgartsn
Is northern and the other southern-thats the
only difference When the London Punch wishes
to burlesque the pronunciation OF servants it
makes them call the duke the dook the tutor
the tc0ter, and tube q toob. You never find
the best northern speakers, such as Wendell
Phillips, ChaS. sumner, Geo. VIM. Curtis En-
erson, Holmes and men of that class saying moo
for new, or Toosday for Tuesday, avenoo for
avenue, or calling dupe q doop 1t Is fault
that a sOutnerner also never falls into. He has
slips enough OF another kind. but he doesn't
slip on the long gu" AS many OF our teachers
l hope they will excuse this notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

Free schools aud their DANGERS.
Edition Star: No Intelligent person can deny
TIE advantages Of free schools unfortunately
there are seme disadvantages some that can.
not, perhaps, be avoided, and many that can
and ought to be. Among the latter Is that OF
permitting children not entirely recovered from
dlsease to come to school and spread 1t to all the
Others. Teachers generally know the cause
that has compelled their pupils absence. 1t
should be their duty to be reasonably certain
that they are not spreading the disease to the
remainder OF the pupils when they are per-
mitted TO return. A ne1ghbor lost beautiful
child little while ago from an Infectious dis
ease caught at school
Again, the custom prevails at most OF the
primary schools OF seating boys and girls be-
side each other. Doubtless the practice has an
elevating tendency over the boys; but how
about the girls? Some little girls in my neigh
borhood complain that they are compelled to
sit beside gerry dirty, ragged boys, who behave
very vulgarly and rudely toward them. Who
would like their children TO be compelled to sit
alongside others whom they are morally certain
are filthy and dirty to the lowest degree OF
school regulations? 1t is useless to complain
to the teachers; they realize the idea but are
powerless In the matter. Should not some OH
ciai see to the physical and moral cleanliness OF
scholars at the public schools, as well as the
protection OF others from Infectious diseases {?
One child can inoculate Whole district.
pApRNr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09
THE OOURH.

EQUITY COuRT-Judge MacArehur.
Yesterday, Norton agt. GoWe16; demurrer
sustained. Vessels agt. Cassi1; auditors re-
port confirmed. Fitzhugh agt. Gaskins com
mittee's do. DO. Knbourn eft. Pepper; bill
dismissed. Yantis agt. Yautis; decree OF
divorce. Waters agt. Waters; decree for all
United. Knowles agt. Dodge; guardian ad
litem appointed: Bolvet agt. Harrison; final
ratification Of sale. Stanford agt. STANFORD and
F1tZgeraled agt. Fitzgerald; referred. Roome
agt. Center; restraining order modified.
CIRCUIT CoURT-[SpeciaI TERM, Judqe Nue.
arthur.
Yesterday, Sav1lle agt. Curtin; Judgment
confessed. Rupert agt. May; default. Kraus
agt. May ct al; do.
POLICE C0URT-..doe Bundy pro tenn.
TODAY, George Poindexter and Thomas
Homes, disorderly; IS or 80 days. Agnes
Wnlte Vagrancy, IS or 60 days. Samuel Cooper,
profanity; forfeited. Ann McHugh, profanity;
S.. VIM. Clenents, Indecent exposure (two
cases.; 800 or % days In each. Thomas Gray,
dlsorderly; s.. Ella Holiness larceny from
Richard Wt4iaEls; dismissed George Cole, as.
sault with intent to kill James Davis; con-
tlhued. EllZaDeth Moore, threats; nolle pros.
benjamin Moaher and John Mehrling, assault
on John Martin; S or 10 days. John Martin.
assault on John Mehrllng; s. or 10 days. John
Brown, burglary at the residence of Rev. G, v.
Leech, on August 18th, last; grand Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09
GEORGETOWN.

INSTALLATION OF PAsTOR.-The installation
OF Rev. George E. Truett as pastor OF the Gay
street Baptist Church Of this city, took place
last evening, In that ediflce, With appropriate
and Interesting ceremonies. Among the clergy
men present were Rev. Drs. Cuthbert, MeadOr
Mason, Porter and Cole. After prayer and sing
Ing Rev. DR.. Cole, OF the Second Baptist Church
OF Washington, read the 4th chapter OF Cor
DR.. Cuthbert then delivered an able address
to the pastor, and DR.. Mason delivered the ad-
dres 8 to the church, after which DR.. Porter led
nasInr made short addre sne IN Stc h so
ncited the prayers, support, cooperation and
sympathy OF his congregation. At the conclu-
sion OF the services, pleasant sociable and
collation. was had In the chapel. Mr.. Truett Is
from Nashville, Tenn, and married Miss Ella
Vanderwerken, young lady OF this place
GRAN.-Tf ere were no arrivals of grain to-
day. The sale Of 2,760 bushels Of wheat after
Change yesterday at 81. 06H is reported.
THR COAL TRADE is very dull, owing to the
strike at Cumberland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09
A Street Car Torture.

Editor Of The Har:-On behalf Of small Dor
ton of suffering humanity, please allow me
ditiOn Of the track Of the Columbia railroad at
the crossing OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
The joltiDg OF the horse cars at that point Is
attributable solely to the unskillful manner In
which the horse Car rails are laid. This jolting
Is so hard as to severely try the nerves Of
strong men, but it is absolutely perilous to
women and persons of weak constitutions. The
company can remedy this nuisance and aff1ie-
ton at very little expense; and unless they do
so early, many OF the residents In the north
eastern part OF the city, who now patronize this
line, will escape the evil by walking a little
further to other lines of conveyance.
ONE OF THE TQRTrRFn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

CHARGE OF Observation-Disclosures In
Ger Larrabee on warrant charging bins with
having embeZzled In March last $40 belohging
TO the Washington Saengerbund. wa ar
fa aS tSat NJ Louis Brodhag president lest
the financial secretary, and the secretary rati-
fed the appointment. Mr.. Brettbath tattifed
TO Sacks collecting In March last S. die by
him as passive member, and Sacks landed
him his card Paul Havensteip, secretaH, testi-
NED to Sacks having been employed as jbllector
ID November, 1878, and he agreed to COMPENSATE
testified that Sacks left town about tie 5th Of
May and came back two or three weeks ago
the court held Sacks for the acton Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

DANGEROUS COMPLAINTS.-ThOusand are pre-.
disposed to violent attacks of collie and cholera
mOrbus during the summer season, or to chiIls
and cramps during the winter months, and in
consequence are obliged to exercise the greatest
care as to what they eat and drink. No anxiety
need be felt In this respect II once supplied
with Sanford's Jamaica Ginger, which prompt
~ relieves the worst cases, and renders severe
attack Impossible II taken when the symptoms
first manifest themselves. It is also an elegant
addition to Ice water, seidlitz powders, wine,
ana the stronger liquors. Be careful to call for
SanfOrd's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

SCATTERING A PRocEssroN.-Whilet the organ
lzation known as the Sons and Daughters OF
noses was parading last evening, along X
street, several pistol shots were fired In
their immediate vicinity. This threw the pro-
cession into disorder as the members broke
ranks and fled to their hall, where they had
dexter and Thomas Holmes, who had created
tne disturbance, were arrested just as they
were about to fight, and this morning they
were were lined S., or 80 days, for disturbing the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

CLEMENTS CoNvIcrED.-The case of william
Clements, charged with having, last Saturday
afternoon, made an indecent EXPOSURE of his
person, was resumed to-day In th9Pouce Court.
the defense claimed that it was@ case Of mis-
taken identity and sought to slow that Glenn
some extent bore this out. Several witnesses
were examined, but their testmon5iwas some.
what conflicting. The court 1mposJ5s fine OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

HERRMAN's opening performance at the Ma
tional last evening attracted large audience
and his programme consisted for the most part
OF tricks and wonders entirely new. His feats
are the production Of his own labor and are
therefore original and performed with an ease
that stamps him master OF his profession. An
agreeable change In the regular programme
was the introduction OF the LOreilas, who for
twisting and throwing themselves In all sorts
OF unheard positions, certainly have no rivals
The audience seemed to like this as well as any
other part OF the entertainment. There win be
matinee to morrow
FoRp's OPERA HoUsE-Lecocq's opera, The
toyable style at Ford's opera House last night.
The opera ab0unds In brilliant musical effects
and charming airs, and the libretto is bright
taken by Mr.. Ford to bring the opera out sue
cessfully, and the result was most satisfactory
10 the audience. The applause was almost
CONTINUOUS c.n over the enjoyable points OF the
TINS Charming opera, so Delightfully."- put upon
re stage, must grow IN favor nightly. In the
company VIII be recognized several first-class
favorttes In Washington, and also number OF
new candidates for public favor. The number
OF pretty young ladies' In the company is quite
unprecedented,
GREATER CoxIoUR-The Comique opened last
evening, for the week, with crowded house.
crowded while it is on.
COUPs SHow.-This extraordinary collection
OF natural wonders and exhibition of trained
day and Saturday, with its tents. There will
be two entertainments daily. The reputation
OF the show Will crowd the canvas at every per-
torrance. The advertisements give synopsis
OF what Coups show contains.
WoRTHINGTON SMITH & Co., OF New York yes
ferday enterd suit In equity against John H.
Kenney, lace dealer, and A1tkin, Son & Co., OF
New York, for Injunction and receiver. Kenney
Is alleged TO be Indebted to complatnants In
$4,000, and to have, on July oath last, executed
a deed OF trust to A1tk1n & Co. on his Stock to
secure their debt.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED COLoRED BURGLAR
Yesterday afternoon Detectives COomeS and
Acton arrested q Well-knOwn cOlOred burglar
named John Brown, for breaking into the resi-
dence OF Rev. George V. Leach, No. 7l2 7th
street Sc, pastor Of the 4th-street NJ E. church.
on the night OF August 18th. pair OF shoes
| and sixty cents In money was all that was
| missed, the shoes being recovered by the OIL
| GERS and identified by Mr.. Leach. Brown was
arrested by Mr.. CoomeS In December, 1874 for
| burglary In this same house while Rev. Mr.
| Amos was the pastor OF this church and living
/ there He also robbed the house OF Rev. John
| Chester, pastor OF the 4th-street Presbyterian
| church, and that OF Mr. Samuel Ford, No. 3l4 %
| stieet Sc. He was tried and given three years
| 10 tne Albany penitentfary, where he served
| Ihe lull term. He was locked up for hearing,
| ana the case was called TO- day. The evidence
! agalnst him was conclusive, as the shoes were
| Ioun0 ia MS possession. He was held to await
| the actlon OF the grand jury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

TO Ladies and Gentlemen.
We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
No. 900 street, near 9th street. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European Invention, he is enabled
to 90 his work In manner not to be equalled
by those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
effectual removal Of grease spots guaranteed! :. !!
Through skillful pressing and ref1nishing all
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
In the city according TO the work done, and
sutt1ng duh times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

FIRST CAPITALS, $4,000. 81. 600, IS COO. AND
1881 OTHER PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO ss7 $685.
TICKETS 81. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APP.
PLY TO WILLIAMSON Il CO., GENERAL
EASTERN AGENTS, 500 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK, OR OUR WESTERN AGENT. MORRIS
RICHMOND. CONVICTION, KY.
sep4,6.91l13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
is DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE
OF KENTUCKY FOR THE BENEFIT OF EDU.
OATIONAL IN6TI1 UTION6.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TIE UNDERSIGNED OWN EXCLUSIVELY
EVERY LOTTERY GRANT IN THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY, AND EVERY DRAWING, CIRCU
LAR. NOTICE, OR ADVERTISEMENT NOT
SIGNED WITH OUR FIRM NAME RNLATES
TO LOTTERY EITHER NOT DRAWN AT
ALL, OR IF DRAWN. IT Is so DONE UNLAW
FULLY AND IN VIOLATION OF THE Law OF
THE STATE AND THE DECISION OF THE
COURTS.
SIMMONS Il DICKINSON.
Managers and Owners
Coyington, KY, Sept. 2, 1879.
The
Next Drawing will take place as regularly NJ
COVINGTON, Ky.
On
TUESDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

A SURE THING; it never fails; cure yourself
complete cure fer all urinary, kidney, bladder
and genital diseases In male or female. 81, al
drugg1sts'; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay ST.,
N. T., and Tor Washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. 8,M,eo1y
Dor UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
kotas Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t scOrrectS ac1dity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels. cures dysen-
terry and diarrhOa, whenever arising from teeth
ing Or other causes An old and Well-u1ed rem
edy:26 cents bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

SPECIAL SALE OF odds and ends are offered
every DAY previous to removal to the new
building 416 7th street, at G. 3aum's, 40s 7th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

SALE OF FURNITURE POSTPONED sale of
iar r e advertised by Thomas Bowling to
street, Is postponed to Friday, the day follow.
ng. +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09
LOCAL NEWS.

Amuscmenss.e etc. Tonight.
National Theater.-Hermann, the great ma
gician.
Ford's Opera House-''The Little Duke"
Themes Summer Garden. - Varied attrac-
tons.
TAeater Coraique.-New bill OF varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09
TO Ladies and Gentlemen.

Ireland to the Front!
II you are bilious take Quirks Irish Tea, Sol,
by druggists at rs cts. a package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

SrRuCK Down BY A RIvAL.-Last night, be-
between two colored men on the corner of
7th ard streets northwest, which, it is
thought, will result fatally to one OF the
parties The facts, as related, are that
George Cole, employed In the LOchiel House,
9Th, near street, was waiting on Laura
Sewell, q colored girl employed at the same
house, and IT had been arranged between
them TO visit the Lincoln Mission hall, In the
northern part or the city, last evening. Cole
having some duty TO attend to, was detained
beyond the hour, and Laura being ready, walked
CUT LOT promenade on the street until he
shouid oEertake her. While walking out she
met JIM Davis, another Old fame, and the two
walked along street, on the Patent Office side
lamp post TO converse. IN the meanwhiIe Cole
discovered them, but Disgusting his feelings. he
walked past the couple and gave salute Which
was returned by Laura, but Davis instead uada
avery insulting remark, inquiring aloud of ianra
who that numbering was Th,s
aroused Cole, who drew back and struck him
from the shoulder in the face, knocking him
heavily to the cobsle stones. This raised a
crowd at once and Cole started to escape but
was pursued by Oficer Harlow, who Caught
him near the corner OF T and 9th streets, and
took him TO the Station-houSe on 10th street.
Davis was picked up and taken TO the same
place, when Drs. Harttgan and Walter attended
10 him. They found his skull fractured on one
side, where his head came In contact with the
pavement, and after dressing his wounds he
was sent TO the Freedmen's hospital. Cole is
locked up to await the result of Davis injuries,
SEWING NJ CHINEs OF any make repaired at
Opteuleimers, corner 9Th and StS NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

AL ;GOODs;;-For Dress and Street Suits, being
received and ready for inspection, to which
RESPECTFULLY invite the attention OF patrons and
tne puDnc generally. r. j. HEIB lRGERs
Citizen, Army and r. y Tailor
sep4tr No. SIS 18th {. lW, CtU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

MEDICAL ooILKaR
COLOMBIAN UNIVERSITY.


oh St. bcf 18th and llh SITS. n TO-, Wdsainotcs. d. CO
The ss.h course OF Lectures win BEGIN on MON
tree last year except that the chair Of Massyis
Nee ~ g. ks sa ss rss n sddea . ss
Medical science. special srrsngements have besn
ton Anstoms themiss1S ana &c ass Of he nj
croeeope, under the personal directSon Of compe-
Il ss ssS
isss q 4 sss
by Pse e 81 nassS
The profe and public are cordially invit ID to
sttend The regular Lectures viii continue daily
For circulars and particulars, sddres,
sepslm 726 18th St. washington. 3. q.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY. MEDICAL DFFAaTM EMIT
time tHs SS 6nh VIII open OcFSEtE isT and con
Incidentais $40 Demonstrators ticket, e6 Grsdu-
alton. $50 Superior advantages for clinical instruc
other cases assigned to their care.
FAGpLTY-W. V: PATToN. d. D.. President PHN-
trinciplee and Practice Of Medicine; GIDEON j
PALMER, NJ d., Dean and Professor OF Physiology
and Hygiene: CHARLES 3. PURyIs, n D., Secretary
tie Principles and Practice Of Sureery DANIEL d.
JOHN e sA1ssa and k%srsSa
Professor Of the Principles and Practice Of Medi-
Genera and Medc Of
Medicine JOHN e. -BRAcKErT, NJ b., Professor Of
HURN. III b., Lecaurer on Medicsi Jnrisprudea cs
8 T. ko WATTS, n p: Lecture. on Pnarmacology; A
For circulars: address D. B. PUKEis. n b.. Sec
rotary, 1118 18th st. NV. sepS col n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

NOTHING PURIFIBs and enriches the blood and
destroys all potsons In the system like Hop
BitteTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Joseph Ayresof Charles county, Md, and Mary
Henderson; Henry Pfister and Helena Steuver;
Nelson Cooper and Louisa Cooper, OF Mont.
gomery county, Nd; ASbury Block and Annie
Brown, OF same; Waiter Colby and Lena Drupe;
George w. Kelvin and Mary c. Bradekamp; w.
Davis; James s. Caps and Louisa Richards; A.
y. Deeton, OF Alexandria, Va, and Alice r.
Moore, OF ST. Mary's county, Md; Alex Holland
and Mary Ann Brooks; VIM Thomas and Cor
leila Dent; William Ray and Rebecca jenkins;
warren M. Whyte and Maggie c. Walsh; John
y. ..Brashears of Laurel, Md, and George V.
and Maggie E. Myers; James Dodson and Julia
Lawson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09
CITY ITEMS.

A Miserable Being
Is one that Is bilious. Get from your druggi "a
package ct Quirk's Irish Tea. Price rs cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09
COAL AND WOOD.
NOAL3 C0ALu COALg!i
NOW ~ THE Time TO Rm


COAL .oHrsm ,nc,u,. woeD.
WOOD. TELEPH0Hlc OoHNDoxToUa OOAI.
Full Went
COAL Bet Quality WOOD
WOOD. Prumrt nS'ivsrsss mar.
Main o6acA vhArvea, mfll and depot oounocted Vffh
uptown of1cea hy TKLHPHoHI
with unequaled facilities and advanfaess fuR eco.
nomicaIy conducting the wood and cool t1H0o,
whafvee. factory, extenGve store yards onah1in9 =
70 stock up largely when coal q loves; 0(3c0
throughout the city, and al In imnediafe CO Wuni-
prepared 70 offer 70 our patrons the bsGl vaxaGS q
coal 1t the very lowest prioesL
Remembsr. We insure strictiy pure COL. fasp
pounds to the ton.
Main once mill ana depof foof Of iSfh1 is<h snA
So Az. Omcee: lO2 q NV; u12 I'll - NV;
l4lS 7th 1t NV: and AL Pa. ava az Ul6-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-09
The Weather.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS rO-DAY,
OFFICE OF CHIP SIGNAL OFFICKR,1
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9, 1879. {
For the Middle Atlantic states, colder, clear,
or partly cloudy weather, northerly winds, ris-
ing barometer.