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The Columbus journal., 1880-05-05
To Subscribers.

Yoay adms, t-iIh rHE DATE Ar WHICH
YOUR st BsCgIPtION EMPIRES. J. placed
On each JOURNAL Won receive. A Promp'
renewal oI aisconIinuance viii save the
publishers, both trouble and expense,
aud be better for all concerned. 4 re-.
newai il respectfully solicited. 81 ior
W.. 81 for mos; 10 cts. Tor } mos
Journal. with either the american A9
yiralrHriSt or NebrcSkd Farmer s. n yr.
po.t-paid. cash in advance; JOURNAL
sud the NgrSeTy So.
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Dlack Erank.

A Canadian Morgan. an excellent
draft horse and roadster, i've years old.
weight 1850 pounds, will stand for ser.
vice during The season beginning March
18th. Terms: single service 81; 10 in.
sure -. Al NV stables on MONDAYS aud
Tuesdays; ST Martin Bioedorn'>, We'd
nsSdays and Thursdays; Fridays ana
Saturdays, in Columbus. at JOhnson's 9
Stable. HENRY SCHwAkZ
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IrishEnen, AItenIIoni

PrepsratiOns are being made for q
grand rally Of Trishmen in bchalf OF
suffering Ireland, to take place on sat
urday. May lst, at . o'clock p. m, at the
Opera House in this city. George K.
Nunnelly Antelope Dick will deliver
poem on the famine Of lSlS, aud deliv or
his address: "Ireland and Her Heroic
sons Let every patriotic son OF old
Erin turn out. Large posters and pro-
grammes will he issued at the proper
time. IL !, expected that All the ad-
joining counties will he represented.
Estate paper. please copy.
BY ORDER COMMITTEE.
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Choice Re.idence i.oss for Sale

Choice residence lots for sale in
the southeastern part of Columbus
From one to forty acres--rich, dry
soil and no alkali. Acre lots for
sale at prices from $40 to s6j pei
acre. Inquire of Speice 8 North
The above property comprises IIis'
gins and Spielman's addition to
Columbus,
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AN AoED LADY CURED OF
Deafness.
Testimony OF Mrs. Aususts Breysr;
Residencs No. s23 Ripley Street.
OayenpoPt, Iowa:

Or. COnnsughton cured me in two
day, Of deafness and noise In the ear. OF
many years standing, after bad son-
sidered myself hopeless. csn and do
most cheeriully TeC1mmend Dr. Con-
nanghtOn as master Of his profession,
anal advise the suiicted to employ his
sktlI whenever they have an OppOrtuni-
~ TO do 50. He has elected many s,-
tOnishing cures in this city. and has
done an astonishing amount OF gaOi
Nv age ls about sixfy-bye.
dEs. AUGUsTR bREYEK.
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From Rev. Joseph Hart, Pastor
Ninth 81. Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rock Island. III.

DIR. COSNACGHTON. Dear Sir: I have
suffered with cdtGrrA Of tie head for
tioelre years; my sense Of smell soos greOf-
ly impaired, ringing in my ears, partial
loss Of roice, stopping up Of one or both OF
the EoStTiis, and some heddaeAe Oce.-
sioually. One application OF your mar
geIOuS common sense frsdfassR! rslipref
me eHtirsly. ] feel safe ia recommends
iBs you 10 the afiicted, i. HAHl.
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CONsTLTATsON FREE.
res moderate. TERMS, S,CASH.

Fees moderate. TERMS, CASH.
Read q .fe,c Of the mGny great cures
effected By DIR. GONNA U6H-
TON IN gOUT oTH and adjoining
States:
ELKHoRN. Seb.. April T., 1892.
WALTER COSNAUGHFON, u. ID. Dear
Sir: ! am happy 10 state, after thor
OuShly testing the merits Of yOnT Sslu-
able Discovery for the curing OF Cstsrrh
AMI Deafness, that my brother and
have derived The most astonishing rellef
zfter several applications. We can
cOnscientiOusly recommend yOuT supF-
rlor new method to all sufferer. from
that terrible affiictiOn
Accept many thSsks for your fIithinl
and gentiemsnly attentions. Your
grateful patient,
DEIDEICH kUHLNANN.
Sewers S kuhlmTnn, Merchants. HnS-
PET, NebrasEs.
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WRrnInR.

Notice is hereby given to the pub
lie not to purchase q note for sl20,
given Feb. 7th, 1880, and due Jan. l.,
1891, to Enos h. Pickering, by John
Devine, and secured by mortgage,
as the same wss obtained through
Misrepresentation, snd will not be
paid. JOIN DIVINE.
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r. GRANT DALTON.
Dissolution Of Partuer,hIp.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, doing business under
the firm name OF ThOs. Flynn & Son.
has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business (brick making J
viii be continued ny ThOs. Flynn Il Co,
who are authorized To- settle The affairs
of the old firm.
FLYNN,
April !, 1880. JOHN y. FLYNN.
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NOllce

Is hereby given to all persons not to
purchase, or negotiate for, a certain
promissory note executed and dated by
me on or about February 5th, 1881, aud
mada payable 10 one J. Z. Hamlin. in
the sum of One Hundred aud Fifty
pollars-due on or about Nov. lst, 1855:
said note having been obtained by fraud
and without any consideration.
March 9Th, 1880.
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AL who have written 10 me. sad all
others who are anxious TO consult me
On nv visit, should come prepared
come early and stay until | arrive, 4
may be train ahead or 4 trsin behind
but shall I'LL all ny appointments. 1
treat old standing diseases OF every
more difficult and delicate operations;
cure impediments Of speech; insert ar.
tinGIal ey. ..
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FIom Moses Hobbs. Esq Foreman
c., r. !. q p. r. X. shops, Daysu-
port, Iowa.
DINENnnRr low.

I'AF ENFVHIt IVWAs
DR.. CoNSAuGHION. Dear Sir: have
been badly afflicted With CGtdrTh OF the
throat for three gsGsS. ] have tried "a
TiOaS renaeflSs, snd SscerGi saiHeHf gIB-
sicidns, without the least benefit. Your
superior method for curing eatzrTh gave
rue Instant relief, aud 1 can recommend
it to the sffi'ted. Very respectfully
VI HOBbs.
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New West 'MOuthiy,

Devoted to the interests of immi.
grafton and advertising. The largest
circulation OF sny magazine west Of the
Mississippi river. Terms 90 cts. 8 year.
sample eOpir. 10 cts. JOURNAL and
"New West" $40.
II. n. ALLEN, Editor,
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Notice To Teachers.

| will be in my Office at the Court
House Oh the Irst and last SATURDAYS OF
each mont th for ihe purpose Of oyamIn.
ing applicants for Teachers certificates
and for the transaction oil any other
business pertaining 10 schools.
5. l.. BARRETT,
County Sunt
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Please Relurn,

Upwards of two months ago q
gentleman borrowed of me a drive.
well auger, maui and pair of
tongs, which ought TO be returned
Immediately. j. c. ELLIOTT.
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Weather RepOrI.
Review of the weather at Genoa,
for The month of April, 1880:

Prevailing winds during the mo-.
from w. To NV.
Ice |, 6, 7, s, IL, II, lG, 10, %, &c,
27, 90, Both.
Fogs, Sd and 9th.
Snow squalls. 18th and 25th.
Parhelia, lst, 18th, 18th.
Solar halos, lst, 10th.
First appearance of martins, lst.
do do swallows, Is.
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Rrlck and Brick Work

Tbos. Flynn 4 Co. are ready to
furnish brick at their kiln, or deliv-
cred in the city, or put into wall, at
reasonable rates and on short notice.
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"A correspondent of the Omaha
Bee writing from Central City, says
suit is pending in Nance county,
ain which one party sues another for
damages 10 the amount of $500
incurred by bringing diseased horses
into the state. The complainant
alleges that ponies afflicted with the
disease known as Spanish itch were
brought into the state, and upon his
premises by the defendent, from
which his own horses became dis
essed and died. The ponies, thirty
five in number, died also. The
ponies, were driven overland from
Kansas via Hastings, Nebraska" D"
This is probably the same afiiiction
as was referred TO in the Journal
several weeks since, and which, it
was feared, was about TO do so much
damage. when the infected ponies
were taken into Nance county.
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a Big Bargain.

| have an Edward Harvester. in good
repair, used one season, for sale cheap
for cash or will give one years time on
good paper.
GUs IOCKSER
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For Sale,

A good one-seated top buggy
cheap for cash or terms to suit, at
a. W. Lawrence's Pump aud Ma
chine Depot.
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Attention, Farmers.

am determined to close out nv
Stock Of Implements, and il will
pay you to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
WM. BECKER.
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Towels ) cts. at kramer's.


Ladies' serge Shoes, 70 cts. d
pair, at Friedhoff 4 Cos. y. Y. City
Store.
just received at IIudson's
choice New York and Ohio boiled
cider.
Ladies' serge Slippers, 80 cts. a
pair, at Friedhoff & Cos. y. Y. City
Store.
- Solid colored worsted dress
goods, only 10 cts. yard, at kra-
mer's.
do call and see the elegant line
Of Ladies' hats, ruches, and ties al
Galley Bros.
MEMS black wool Hats at %
cents at Kramer's New York Cheap
Cash Store.
Ed. Fitzpatrick sells the most
books and toys. for the least money,
of any one.
Mems Jeans Pants, only 30 cents
pair. at Kramer's New York Cheap
Cash Store.
Gents, if yOn wish a stylish and
nobby light hat for summer, call on
Galley Bros
200 pieces spring calico. all the
new designs, at Friedhoff ( Cos.
n. YACiiy Store.
For lowest prices and best as
sortment, you must 60 to Kramer's
N. Y. Cheap Cash Store.
Oranges, lemons, fresh cocoa
nnts and green apples Just received
al Hudson'S.
Opening Of the n. u. City
Store. FriedhOh q Co., PrOp'rs.
Central Block.
Misses aud Children's corsets
and waists at Kramer's New York
Cheap Cash Store.
"A beautiful line of Hamburg
Edging. from 5 cts. to u cts. per
yard, at Galley Bros.
Ladies' 2-button kid gloves. on
ly % cts. pair az kramer's y. Y.
Cheap Cash Store.
Fifty dozen two-button kids, sll
sizes % cts. a pair, at Friedhoff K
Cos. NY. City Store, Central Block.
Mail orders for goods as well as
for samples, promptly attended to
and satisfaction guaranteed. Ad-
dress l.. Kramer, n. Y. Cheap Cash
Store, Columbus, Ncb.
--SPeders, CultiVators, Harrows,
etc, ETC., the best goods in market
at Schultz Il Pohl's.
-l2!% yds. plaid dress goods for
81 at Kramer's New York Cheap
Cash Store.
Ladies' Berlin Gloves, at 10 eta.
a pair, at Friedhoff & Cos. Y. Y.
City Store, Central Block.
A beautiful line Of Hamburg
Ed2ing7, from , cts. 10 Il cts. al
kramPr's.
j. c. Morrisscy is dealing in
hogs on a very small margin, and
will continue TO do so. Sellers will
consult their interests by seing him.
The lowest prices. the best
apartment and the latest styles al
L. kramer's New York Cheap Cash
Store.
-Chiliren's gloves only s cts. a
pair. Ladies' gloves only 10 cts. q
pair at krsmer's New York Cheap
Cash Store.
Won will save money by going
10 kramer's New York Cheap Cash
Store for ladies' and children's hats,
snndOwns and bonnets.
Don't forget To call on Galley
Bros. when you are in want OF dry
goods, boots and shoes. ready made
clothing. and hats and caps. As they
will not he undersOld.
The latest styles of ladies', mis7-
ps' and children's trimmed and un-
trimmed bOnnetS. hats and sun
downs al Kramer's New York
Cheap Cash Store.
'qsIp 10 ugo 'ssB1 sV} so
sI2Uo on, qoWm sLa!sGO YooIeIpppS
qsaLI 'uos8as aql 10 oouBIBq oql IoJ
pnsq no daoY AuuBlsuoo HIN pur
p9A!9oaL sen uUqsoqS q T.
The largest and most complete
stock of mems, Youths and boys
Clothing at former uniform low
prices, at L. Kramer's New York
Cheap Cash Store.
500 Pair men two-buckle plow
shoes. only IS cts. a pair, at Kra,
mer's N. Y. Cheap Cash Store.
IVo mo ooanta 20, tho oalab.ota1
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Letter I.taf.
A Card.

Our sinceresi thanks arr rendered
TO friends and acquaintaEces for
their tender offices during our sore
bereavement.
GEO. W. DAVIS.
BELINDA V. DAVIS.
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For sale.

Over hundred choice residence
lots in Smiths addition TO the city
of Columbus. SAML. G.. SMITH,
509-x Real Estate Aot.
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For sale.

"A lot and neat cottage building
containing six rooms, conveniently To-
Gated in the city. Term, reasousb @ .
For information call st this office.
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Money Wanted

To borrow $500 on landed secu-
rity for three years. Address, j. B.
5, care Journal Office, Columbus.
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COLUMBUS MARKETS.

Our quotations Of the markets ara oh.
tanned Tuesday AFTERNOON and are correct
and reliable at the time.
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Beware

| want no driving across the west
half of Section Il, Township L., Platte
county, Neb.. after this date.
April IL, lSSO. L. Is. VANALsrISE.
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Remember that Geo. n. Derry
lie doing lots OF paper hanging and
painting, does good and neat work,
shop Que door south o: Elliott's
pump house.
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An Unparalleled Success.

Extract JTOm rdi1sed letter,
SIN EMiSEST PHYSICIANS EAILKD.-
FROM JOuN HANEG, ELKHORN, Neb,
April L., lSSO. - DK. COSSAUGHTON .
Dear Sir: am hsppy TO write that our
little bOy il getting 80 much better in sd
short q time. He i.
feeling very good, eat, rery hearty.
takes his medicine and asks often Tor
ID. 4. Connaught"n'- good medicine"
Yours. .iOHN HANk1.
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REMARKs.-In the above very nncOm-
mon case large serofulous tumOr grad .
ually formed until IL nlled mp the entire
throat snd roof 0f the mO9th, rendering
il almost impossible tC sw allo " breathe
OF get his breath, With general debility
snd los. of 1esh. Omshs Herald.
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ERIAN SYSTEM.
DREATHE FREE AND
LIVE YOUR DAYS OCT.
GET YOUR OLD DISEASES OF Ey.
ERI NAME
CURED NOW BEFORE 1T II TOO
LATE.
DIR. CONNAUGHTON.

Dit' CON4NhOUuI
Resident Physieiau-iu-Ch Charge of the
Davenport Medical Institute. has just
closed brilliant professional visit OF
two months st 0mshs. In response TO
many urgent requests, DR.. con-
NAUGHToN will practice ia the fol.
lowing cities on his way home to Dsy.
enport, Iowa:
AT Commercial Hotel. Lincoln, Nav
Isl until Tth.
At Grand Central NPbraska City
Nav 4. q.
Al Marsh House, Brownyillr. NAV ~.
Al Leading Hotel. Falls civ. MAY IL
Al Sherman House ,Tecumseh. Nav IL.
AT Pacific House, Beatrice. May Ia.
At Reeds Hotel, Wilber, May Is.
AT Cosmopolitan Hotel, Crete, Nav 10.
At Blakesly House, ,Fairmount. MAY L..
At Occidental, sutton, May Is.
At Lepin'S Hotel, Hastings, Nav I9, ~.
Al Commercial, kesrney City, MAY
Il, %.
AT Grand Island House, Grand Is
land, May u, ~.
At Central city House, Central City,
May -.
At Clother House, Columbus, MAY
ii, %.
Al Upton House, Schuyler, Nav -.
Al Commercial, Fremont, May %.
AT Pennsyivsnia House, West Point,
May 81.
At city Hotel, Blair, June ..
At AstOr House, Tekamah, June 3.
At Ogden House, Council Bluffs, June
I, ). q.
At Leading Hotel, Sioux CITY, June
:, 3, Q, 10.
No patient need stay with DR.. Con-
naughtOn over su hour.
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500 Pair men two-buckle plow
shoes. only 65 cts. a pair, at Kra,
mers N. Y. Cheap Cash Store.

We are agents for the celebrated
Saller Lewis e Co., Philadelphia,
ladies fine shoes. Call and examine
them. Friedhoff y Cos. Y. Y. City
Store, Central Block.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

TCsrds under this heading VIII be
inserted for 50 year.
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Sa nchO

Will be found at Geo. A. Scott's
stable, (by the Clother House,, on Sat.
urdays, during the following season.
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Price List Of Hosiery at kra. .
Bner's New York Cheap
Cash Store.
Eslray Notice.

Came to my place on Shell creek,
about the middle of April, q black
and white spotted boar about one
year old anG weighing about 100
lbs. His ears look as though they
had been frozen. The owner can
have the same by paying all charges.
52l-5 FRED. HESGaELER.
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FORCE PUMPS,

j. c. Elliott keeps the Force PuI
Every person should have one in east
ire.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements under this head i've
cents line. hr>t insertion. three cents
. line each subsequent insertion.
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w lgglns proposes 10 sell oafoeu
wire ST actual cost. He has had
some adverse experience with prai-
rie fires, and is determined that this
country shall be fenced, ii cheap
wire will do il.
p. W. Schmitz, at r. III. Henry's
old stand, is selling Woods ma
chine, the reaper, the mower, the
twine binder, the wire binder, and
the harvester, as well as all kinds of
farm implements.
H. Berthold Of Omaha informs
us that book stock and white shaw
ings, the cuttings from books, etc.,
are worth $50 per hundre ed : mixed
Office paper, at 70 cts, delivered at
the depot at Omaha.
-"Shep" Raymond took in Keat-
ing last Monday; we mean he took
in a nice bunch of yonng stock.
"Shep" knows q nice bunch when he
sees il, especially when they come
from Illinois or Wisconsin.
Will. ]. Newman. accompanied
by wife and child, arrived in the
city Thursday. He is brother TO c.
A., Ed, snd Harry, and will make
the rich Nebraska soil ay on the
old home plsce in Sherman precinct.
III. 2. Bower & Co., having in
charge the agency for the Buckeye
machinery, have secured full line
and are sow open for business. Par
ties wishing anything in the machine
liue will do well 10 call and see them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-10

SEASIDE ZEPHYR CLOTH, "a NEW FABRIO,n
PERSIAN LAWN-INDIA LINEN.
BISHOPS LAWN-V1CTORIA LAWN.
FRENCH NAINSOOK-INDIA NULL.
FIGURED AND DOTTED SWISS MUSLINS.
LADIES LINEN AND MOHAIR UL6TERS @
MADRAS GINGHAMS. at l21sc. reduced from 15c.
ALL LINEN LAWNS, a. 2ec. former price 4Oc.
SUMNER SILKS, at '.Reduced Prices"
200 DOZ. LADIES HEM STITCHED PURE
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs at
l239c. apiece, or 81. so per doz. Decided Bar
gains"
OUR CELEBRATED DOLLAR SHIRTS, open
either front or back
Gaa gag e SHEERSUGKEIRiIINRIA PQNgE HSo
s9iTs. D-oA 1AANNhIs run 0AihiNo
LIrLE THREAD GLOvES-GAUZE UNDER
WEAR.
sT"ONE PRICE ONLY" MARKED IN
PLAIN FIGURES.
PERRY q BROTHER,
Penna. Ave., cor. 9th st.
Established In 1910. jy1O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-10

A close study OF the matter shows th 1t In the
event Of the expected war between China and
Russia, the latter power will find in the former
q more formidable foe than most people sup
pose. China has been industriouSly improving
her approaches to her Russian frontier and
moving troops there for several years past, ana
at the same time she has been Qualifying herself
for efficient service at sea. Her navy has been
greatly strengthened both In men and vessels.
To fully avail herself OF the fact that large
part OF her population are natural sailors, she
has had for some time past a number OF highly
educated men in various positions In the nayies
OF ether countries, In order that they might
qualify themselves TO lead her fleets and con-
duct naval warfare according 10 modern SCI
entific principles. and she means that they shall
have the opportunity to test their requirements
If war comes She has now lying at anchor
ready for service. In the Peiho r.ver no less than
seventeen first-claSS gunboats, among which
are eight formidable ships built In England and
mounting guns ranging from twenty six and a
half to thirtyeight tons weight, quite sufficient
to sink any Russian ship IN Chinese waters, Or
likely TO get there. From these Indications it Is
evident that China Is no longer content with
her old style and means OF warfare, and that
She intends to play more important part than
ever before II she again becomes embro,led Ia
war With foreign powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-10

Public attention should not be given wholly
to the danger Of loss OF life by steam vessels at
this season OF the year. Toe risk Is nearly IL
not quite as great Id the big framework hotels
at many OF the summer resorts. The immense
establishments which dot the sea coast In the
yicfnityo OF New York, for example, are nearly
as infIammable as il constructed OF finder, and
IL one OF them should take fire aft r its guests
had retired for the night AMI were fast asleep.
scarcely a single person would b. saved. Here
is field that VIII well repay little vigilance
on the part OF volunteer inspectors situated
at points remote from cities, these establish
ments are usually constructed without much
reference TO building laws which have clauses
Tor the protection OF life and such precautions
as are taken generally depend on the liberality
of the owners. who naturally want the largest
income from their outlay, and hence spend as
little money as possible ia these directions.
Every guest at sumner resort should there
fore make 1t his or her business to see. not only
that the halls OF the house are literally Supplied
with water and constantly patrOlled by watch
men. but that every part OF II IS furnished with
fire escapes by which its occupants can III AXE a
safe and quick descent to the ground In case OF
fire. We are not alarmlsts. and have no desire
TO be considered such. We are persuaded. how
ever that unless more precautions are taken In
this respect than have been In the past. we Will
one OF these days have to record a holocaust
that will belitJIe everything OF the kind that has
gone before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-10

Considerable OF damper is thrown upon the
theory that there is a demand for the higher
education of woman by the experience of Rut-
gers College. in New York, which was estab-
lished expressly to meet that long felt and much
talked Of want. For many years past this In
stitution has been steadily declining. 1t Is said
th.t the higher the standard Of education was
raised the smaller the attendance became, until
last year the whole number OF students entered
was only twenty-five. OF course under these
circumstances 1t has been found Impossible to
meet expenses. Professors have remained un-
paid for months, and now the matter Is In the
courts, with prospect for long and costly 1tti-
gaticn. 1t is likely the college will be closed
permanently and il the lawyers don't get away
with 1t in the end it will be exceedingly fortu.
Late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-10
BOOTS AND SHOES.
PROFESSIONAL.

nR; T.. M. TALBOT, DEsrrsr, No 49, .th
try in all its branches. Teeth inserted s7yNY9
per SET. AL work warranted. !e26
LOOT SURGERY, AC.-Easy feet promote
nails, vascular excrescencee &c, successfully
treated. DR.. WHITES establishnent, ll16 Pa
ave., OPP. Wizards Hotel. Is patronized by the
most emins Mt physicians. surgeons, and thousands
visit. Established 1851 o'N0' '' jeas
N q. Johnston. DRNr1sT, -
e Graduate Of Pennsyivania College .c39,yy
Teeth on gold and silver Once, opposite Calvary
Bapdet Church. III 81 st. NV. Reference: Rev.
Dr. Domer and Others. my7
NOTICE. Dental once and business OF the
~ Aoe DIT John b. Darrall> OF 1887 Pa. -
avenue. VIII be continued By his nephew, Qo,XI
Dr. y. ). WATERS, formerly of s1S Pa. &1
avenue: A continuance Of patronage In respect-
nR. WEISENDORN, DENIES, removed 10 . e "a,
Let, NV. CELLULoID TEETH inserted -
"a TO $40 per set and al operations on the 91
tracing. 90 cents. decls
NE; N. s. Brown, DENTIST, No. 73s i1T1
trous OXIDE given for the painless ertrsc- t.,yv
ton OF Teeth Zach Tooth 81. Artificial
Teeth OF every knd inserted. All operations on thu
usturAl teeth Performed with care and sasfsctton.
Acenton L. called TO the pleasant and oonyenient
tocsuon OF tais once Three hnee Of carr PES me
nR. Duke, DENrrs1, sIs 7th st: Nv, between
- ana sts. beautiful Sets OF Teeth y
pam. ~ cents. Al operations warranted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-10
LOST AND FOUND.


9HShd8 eude. pa, Pa1r EiYE.GGLAsSEs. @@
I'd by leaving them at 212 E st. NV. 1t,
CST-Large black Newfoundland
~ DOG. about ten months old. from2
2l3<E ct w., Saturday morning, about =
90 O'clock: Liberal reward If returned to DR..
TOWNSHENDS, above address jy1O St.
I OST-Friday night, on or near -
IL 7th ST.. small bunch of KEYS. ~oNAa
The finder will receive reward by u "
leaving the same at r. G0LDSNITH'S 8l2 It'll st.
NV. 1fs
CHS REWARD-Lost on evening of July 49,
% It'll, small Black and Tan DOG. 2
Answers to name Of Cap. Above reward
paid II returned to 512 10th st. n. ". jy8-3ts