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TROUSERS under the skirt" remarks fash
ion paper, .'are universally worn By eqaes
trienneS-" Well, yes; we should think that was
the proper place to wear them. An eQueStrienne
with trousers outside tn skirt would be spec
tacle sufficiently startling to attract consider
able human attention, If indeed II would not
scare the horse. And then to consider the
amount OF ingenuity required to get both I-gs
OF them on over the same skirt.
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LYDE,s NEW EXPRESS LINE

WAsHINaroN, aEoRGETowN. ALEXANDER.
AND PHILADEDPHIA
C0nnect1ng at Phfla del phta with CIyds's
Lines FOR New York. Boston, Provt-
dence, Fall River, and ali points I'm the
Through bills of lading given.
SAILING DAYS.
from Mashington-Mondsys. At ep.m.
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 10 m
Freight received daily until s II. m. Georgetown
GOODS received and delivered st Washington.
Wharf, foot of 18th street.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO, General Manasers,
u South Wharves, Philadelphis; J II. JOHNSON
~, Agents. 18th Ut. wharf and l2e2 Z 81. n v.
WakEluStOn.
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A TAKE DOWN FOR SNUDGB.-Ciergyman 50
charming landscape. sir?" Painter: aIt's very
kind OF you to say so, I'm sure; I've done my
itself. Clergyman: What thing ftself!n
Painter: "Why, the original" Clergyman: 81
was referring TO the original
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pA@ RoTrE ssfmsss Of ssf HIS sMsTES
e a.S0Hi0L .rs p oALAND" snd MANS,
Oompany's Dock. Jersey CITY. regularly on We'd
ist Cabin, eco TO- I'd Cabin Gas So s.ser,s. .,s
d. CAZAUA. General Agent. "a South wifiism
e. New York For passase Apply TO w. q. NET
LEROTT CO, 925 Pennsylvknia avenue, wssh-
instoni or T; II. JOHNSON, Agent. National SAFE
Deposit Building. corner New York avenue and
Iotn 81. n W. an94
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" NOTICE
LINE ROUTE.
TIE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TED
Ing at Cork HarbOr,
,, FhOM PIER ~. n. R., NEW YORK.
Bothnia. Wed, July . Bothnia '. wed, Aug IL
Algeria Wed Suyl4 Algeria. Wed. Aug. as
Abyssinia. Wed. July %
And every following Wednesday from New YORK
- RATES OF PASSAGE.
tog ana @lV9 gold. according TO accommodations,
Ticket to Paris. &l6. gold, additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms
bteera&e at very low rates. Steera9e tickets frog,
Liverpool and Queenstown. and all other parts %
Through bills of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
Hayre, Antwerp and other ports on the OontiEen.,
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply ut the Oompany's
h' 20; S9Snns 9rsen or notn steerAse and
sG ,Dnd p, O. H,. a rn,Ncx1yv ,..n,vy
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N0RTH GERMAN LLOYD-srEANsHTr


IN LINE BETWEEN New YORK, HAyRE LoNnoN
SOUTHAMPTON AND BKENEN
The steamers OF this company viii sail every ST.
urday from Bremen Pier. foot Of Sd street. Hoboken
Rates OF passage: From New York TO Havre Lon
1oR. southampton and Bremen, first cabin. 800,
second cabin, eco; steersge $50; prepaid stee-a1e
certificates, S2s: For freight or passage apply Ia
oELRlCHS co, Bowling Green. New York.
for Washington. Geni0
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gTBAMER LADY, OF The LAKE.
Ftrst-cass fare. 81 Round trp, 100
~ 90: Second class fare. rs Round EkSSaA
TIP, 81; Leave 9th st. wharf MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 80 n
"a. Leaves Norfolk alternate days NJ y m stop
Ping q Alexandria. Piney Point Point Lookout ana
Fort Monroe, Va, foins and returning,
FOR POTOSfAC RIVER LANDINGS
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, above wharf
AONDAfS, THURSDAYS and sATCRDAYS a.
lam. STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK
steamships JOHN GIBSON and Z. @. KNIGHT
Georgetown at y m. MONDAYS.
Ickess Staterooms. &C 20 to General ono,
Met FEssssfST TSd Psb. ssg
EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
MONROE AND THE SOUTH. ~H-S
STEAMER GEORGE LEARY. Ca E&&A
lynn U Mail. JOSEPH WHITE.
Commander.
from foot Of seventh 81. From os@ sssh wharf,
MONDAY AID WE'D ruEspAFF,v Every THURS.
every SATURDAY. at GtP.N
s.oRs at Pney Point and Point Lookout Going
First-class fare. 81 Round Trip, 81. SO. Tickets
and stale rooms for sale al Is. W Reeds Sons PIl--
Sy u Smiths, 1881 Penna NV, and A. p.
Brnwn's, cor. 18th ST and y. Y. ave. Tickets rood
uud used. b. T. DODD Agent
It'll st. wharf, washington, ID. o.
ID. +. KEELING, Aren't,
ApZ'-om Oampbeus wharf, Norfolk
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STEAMERS, Dc.
TUE STEAMER |. MATTANO.i

THB STEAMER " MATTANO."
u CAPTAIN WILLIAM II. BYLRs. ,
Having been thorouehly overhauled 49,
and repaired In the most subs tsntial GfsSsi
manner, vii resume her trips on
Thursday, March q, 1850. Leaves 9th st. wharf
every Tuesday Thursday and sunday at q m. Is
t GLOW. On Tpeedays. FOR oolton's Nomini and
landings in wicomico. on Sundays for Mattox
Creek. Celton's and LANDINGS in St Clements Bay
ing. a n JONES Ayent
my3l-Sm 6ths frecf vharf
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CDCoMD HAND CLOTHIMG.
LII. 1 $HfeLs, =, -. .A.0A.s'
GO . sI n S.sssd e e Sc W @ 49,
d @ 90 nerthy0G 0rdM ~ 1al va .
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greeS 10 s tablespoons OF Luca or Provence
OH i;+t,o OF vinegar and when thoroughly mixed
little tarragon finely chopped, a dessert-spoon
coarse Whlte pepper as pepper In powder 1rri-
tates the palate. When ali is well mixed place
the salad In 1t and turn over and over thor
oughly and patiently, till there remains not one
drop OF liquid at bottom OF bowl. Put the white
OF the egg In slices on the top and serve shortly
after 1t is mixed.
A RECENT TRAVELLER In Japan says, "They do
know how to cook rice here. though, and for the
Denent OF grocerS and consumers In the United
states l Investigated the matter. Only tust
enough cold water is poured on to prevent the
rice from burning to the pot, which has close
fitting cover and is set on a moderate fire. The
rice Is steamed, rather than boiled, until 1t is
nearly done; then the cover of the pot is taken
on, the surplus steam and moisture are allowed
White kernels, each separate from the other, and
as much superior to the soggy mass we usually
get IN the United States as fine mealy potato
Is to the water-soaked article. have seen
something approaching this In our southern
states but do not think even there they do it
as sklfully as 1t is done mere, and In the north
ern states but very few persons understand how
as 1t is here the consumption Of this wholesome
ana delicious cereal would largely increase In
America"
HINTS FOR CHICKEN GRowERs.-Mr. Reed
Meyer, OF this city, is noted chicken expert.
propagating very superior breed of game ban
t Jams, He has given many OF these away t
AlCIuS, OuG never SOlQ any, ana We Oell6V
never exhibited them at any poultry show.
HIS fowls are generally perfectly healthy an
free from vermn and other annoyanceS tina
nearly all chickens are liable to in warm
weather. He protects them by making gr00p
A9ong he roostfa0-poleS and GUtag it 10Th lac.
ana Sutphurtn e4ualparts. Fowls thus anecte
should have little Of the preparation put O
the wings where they join the body and on tn
rump and neck, which will have the desire
enect. These parasite do not breed on tn
chicken, but crawl up upon it while roostinr
and remain there until the approach of col ,
weather II no means are taken to remove them.
They dislike strong Odors, and consequently a
little petroleum occasionally put here and there
on the inside OF the chicken houses will usually
completely drive all vermin away.-Gernada-
tOt1n telegraph
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L. P. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager myI6
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THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line 20 the
North, NorthWess, West,
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-10-27
2:dra Arg. NO 43.
Entered at the Post Office at
St. Paul, Mimi, as second class
matter. %

= Nasta hummer afSKAFFA-
Rem utkommer en- dag sena-
re- an vanligt,pa det att vi sko.
la kunna meddela huru valen
utfallit.
, 1880-07-26
SUDDEN STORM,

mrot, xrtua sea-, x.....,&,
an"... .,.,.'.',s o a so,niaefap.c itai"'
Aoout > ocHck Yesterday AFTERNOON 0
Hufl0us Wind md rain Storm burst upon the
city, carrying with II confederation and tx.
irene discomfort to iuanv tho,santls ~ ,,eo.
n,e. yonnr nn,i nIJ ,shn l,.I sn,,s,l,t ~ y~ tn,,
~, souue a'u o'o, W"v ''n'l SOUGHT t'le
parks anu shauy groves about tho suburbs,
bent only upon enjoying themselves. There
Ind been no pre,nunfttons Of The coming
storm, and Una nlcn.,rc.son,~nra ,xc.o ,,,,,,,,
.,a.''a 49, 49,, .,1, Il, WIZ .nhe
ana~ates' anu not onIs thoroughly drenched,
but IN iaany Instances ns thoroughly
frightened. Tho steamers Flora the Faxton
were far cut on the hike ,yl.ru the snnntl
s+1,otr tf,o,u IL al, tta fmrv nri t,arn ,',tn,.
matlv tvomen ~ mn, c';t(rc,, "'n' ~, 'G ar,, ths6
anenc fnr Sav an,ts "a mi, ~ In I,nrt. b,, a..u
yoTv axctine W"at, srT.a,us ~ ~ NM mi o ra
sfhy,t ~ tht,n,,, tIa,n"'to MI, l,n,iI. @ ,ne, @
i,nat a ,nnnl fnr a;,"rc thn rnhtns 's sv..,1. ..
Srn,yJo,3 .rJii, Srtri,tn,,nl narrous "..s ,o.,.
,,io .. ar cart;, III p,r
A}or mno rhrs, nsaWnI,,n p,siie
'r,,o 4nsf,ia' 1,ur,nr ,vas ,,o.fnt ,r;tI, I'll
dascrt,sinne NJ sm"i, st"cn a,,d snttnv nraft W
svIn tei.e,, ~ nxnnrnuci nre,ot III,
Nn,1ts +, u,",s. i,stnnon. f., ,,ni, ~ .nfo
isI.,tye ,,n ios hesI an,, a. as., a,ttta,;
nInnt fha nrff nrnnttcns ~ fIn hm,i,,ot nr,s.
qi"tnrs e hnt a ~ san ~ III t1asd arrrnng
gnoi asrcirn wv Vnsinrinv vVi,nm iha ei,mnii
strna1! ri W. ~ bosst I,r ,,,,',t rt n'u au n,.
, 1880-07-26

of fAnglo-Am"rtcnn politicians will do tho tn,no
thing n o,,.rr r, rer.e tholr pariy NepubIcans
:snr, thesr ueft,nn l'eIlocrhtln pnpurs discover
,ntn,,,flntnly ,, nl,atttnn. eRotism. ctc.. etn We
SiI,s % F, IL fsa Gy Hsnssatqs i sas @ ,a
faot tlMt tho oil l'nslouna fnlllt of tho Ucrmnna
\, Grltlao nnd nt',,sn OF atI possible occnstotla
10 st,csa nu1ldernsla howings7 Iiarify."
Tho An4starties 1rtsttns tf,.) lovc,cd few days
nFo Its nd 1ith worn" ont InlitI.cnt,l1E t1pon Mr..
IiGllsnnn, tho fcrHnn ttoInb1r IT Congress frOnt
tho Evansville tlmd.) ,istriet for which tho it-
9lolS Stddts.ZsttNn tnkDs tho dHHtpEr man to
task in tho following manner: In short no
tlcn relative to tho Congressional elections Ii,
tho StNtD Of Indiana so took orcnston I'd emil
tho Ncrtnal1-1tcrubltcan Hcilnnu, member Of
congrua. from tho Evansville district, tested
mill trfc.i' mnn tcsprobs). Duraiso of this cpl.
thet tho .tnsetg:, .lcs lltsie,s, slnse tho cou,-
bin, IL d ,,usa. forfakcn nothlrgncss. VIC
nor .Inlanrns, mud WHO WOULD rc.f,aiiii
in Co,lYrcss for fifty ycrrs To e,,,nr' Every vi
'KHinst an nSlo tiesiuar WIG b. d!iFei,os,
Judgment, hlll t,n1yeynrlt1Gt'. elcvNttl hlnJclf
from H. poor uertnalli lntartr tu Tho position tF
n,,s u the must j,tol!nGnt Representatives, Of
who, uteording IT, tliu nplnlutl Of s,iul, ho1,Gst
q tho Washington ID. o Se,.ii,si, docs a,l l,nnof
!itelKcht nttlou and dGfAcnntr AKtl member Ut
tlio Lower t!ousG. Ot course he l. mt II great
] ong othnr s tns, iSHs'h his y ca1'nh9r lii I IN , II,
LbllfS might lrnrr loyo nr truth atltl tlcccnny
towards political opponents frnm Mr.. llcI,tnnu"
Tho Milwaukee Flcr,td says edttor1aliy: IA
number Of tho 1,ctnncrntIo party wbackcr prcAs
seem either tn be tloinentc'l or regard their
, 1880-07-26

there divided Into two flaps, In tho corner ot
one nj which WINS Cul. Eriitcntitu's lnont,-
grain c1nbr4!dcred III. ali Gxaulsit sI,a,lo OF
blnc silk. Each Ut tho t1nps wns bor,lrreI
With Ihco Of unique design. Col. Crftte,l4
uen's legs pf0trndeu from tie superb night
gown M he lay strutof1eu upon the bed,
They were not what could be called chubby
legs. although they ysere suiEused with that
plueli tint which "a characteristic OF the rtoIl
,eEs nor lean legs; nor fats legs nor scrawn3
sense Of ligl spifttllaifty Frn,n ro,in.l, fa!r
knees, III wi.lcil tie dtnlplcs lurked Hike love
II, Wo,nan,,s eye, the legs crcsccllttocd if1tu
synimet tIcal calves and then dfmln0endoed
Into antilles TINT q chfld's hand might lIayo
spannetl. bursting from tho canopy Of
fulheA muslin and valcnofennes lace abovut
tnn iees ilnu the Bemblance Of things ut
i9u can tefi the readers Of the Tt,ncs,u
said GOl. Crtttenlen, teinorselesiy interrupt
porter, that am Eoins 70 ,io 10 non'nntetl II It'd on
tie arst ballot. know jl.st what MY strength
Is, and they can't beat me. That's ali PRO-
p1su to say."
"A proiane MOSQUITO, floating In through
the open window, iiuYcret n moment over
the a1abster nfgl,tgown and tfcn swooprl
tlnWt! m one Of tile fair legs and began but{ug
FOR oil. Col. C!itsentlen rniae,t ore jeweltu
l!and and brought 1t down with violence on
the spot ,siela. tlln .prufnlae mosquito ought
to l!nYe been: But tic wicked bird llhd iloWl,.
mud tue Htreken t[esl, begun to, reddtn ard
wounded limb with bAy-rlnl anil c0logne
a1d exhaustlng the vocabulary Of nnatheinns
npoi, the genus mosquito generally when tho
reporter left.
, 1880-07-26
her respective characteristics, mud entered


Of theIr respective cha7Hcserisfics' hnd entered
tnio corresnnde,'eo. wl'Ic'i hoois lc" To re'''
,lcxyoua, Rrl ultimately ~ tllesr h'HrriIEe'
New thcy t"ko their professional foi'nds To-
Ecthor, ntld arc snSil'g up thcir earnings win
tho object OF sctlrlpg 1nto private l'le III TIC
Fntherlanu. .... ..
Evcn III tho midst at an exciting political
,omnaiau It s gratifying to lcnrn from that ex-
cei,n,t. thpust, ut t,ncs sut,sntln""' la,lrnnl,
1far,er's Dazar, TINT s'niluthpr ovn ) ID tho
,,nc Ior,nn!s. 1hnsU como III .... ..iAlIt dc.
sirns formerly scpn In tatfctA silk, with Pom.
,,,,o,r colprs blending btue and roac, or bnIr
and btuc, or grny and pink. A pink rosebud Ut
chnurcablo shades on n lask blue ground 1s one
~ tho protticst patterns, whlo rcd carnations
ure strswn ,,pon pale ur.y surfaces. These nro
It.nIol fnr 1,nrts tf tlrnssna nt,t1 nrf, lsitltv
, 1880-07-26

in tho aun. II n feeling Of fatigue. iixztncss,
hnaiacho. Or exhaustion ooo,.ra, ccnse work Inn
pIaca; apply cold cloths to and pn,Ir enid
xnter over hend ana neck. II my. ono
u overcome BY the boat, send Immediately for
The physfctai1, .sive tho pcr%on cool drinks Of
water, or cold hinck lea or cold ohfIoo, IL able 10
OF pour cold rutor over tho body and limba, and
apply to THO bcad pounded Ice wrapped In a
towel or uther cloth, It thorn is no tee At hand,
watur on It as wnl ns on tho body, II tho person
pRlo. very faint, and pulse feeble, let him In
ta1spoot,fn Of arotnat!o splrta OF afnrnot,ia ii
two tablcspoonsful Of water, with q llttlQ sugar.
"Hy order Of the Board. ~.
NC. r. CHANDLER, prest.
"ENNoEs CLARK, Ece,"
, 1880-07-26
ALTOGET]IER GORGEOUS.

Col. Tom Critecndenss Elnboratc1y.
, Trimmed Nixft.own-.tlSo,I IdtE Legs.
The Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Missouri was interviewed bya Kansas City
Times reporter nbout week agn, and this
IS what the worldly-minded reporter wrote
about IT,:
Col. Tom crittenden, candidate for The
Gubelnatotini nolnIuatio,l,, arrived ~ tle
fRiay last niyt oysr te MlSsorl pac'c
Vigilance Of tue reporters, and slipped Up to
Ills room at tho Union Depot HOtel will
greats alacrity. Col. john 1lotinett, Of St
Louis. h9ppensd to. meet Crfttendell on ti'e
Times office rs soon as he got Hp-tox,l to tell
about CrIttcmlen*s I,resellce in tho city. x
Times Reporter started for the eminent poll
tlelan's lalr. C9l. Cyittenden had gone. to
aroused ht1n, and lie lighted Tic gns, patldictl
to the door, and admitted the nnnn OF the
You newspaper men are ubiquitous" !" saia
Col. ,Cfittendell, in II. tone too sleepy to bs
Reeylsn; "you contront Ine on every hand.
lS What DO yvnwaut now9 11lnyen't got any
With these words Col. Crittcnacn padded
back tq th9 ' bsd and stretched himself out
observed that the Colonel wore Il handsome
muslin nig!teown,. snowy white arld ulah-
1rltely trimmgd. The yoke was what II
known rs tlle FRENCH design, md tho collnr,
which wns OF broad lnce Of beautiful pattern,
was not buttoned, but drawn together With
q silk puckerlng string, outside Of whtcl. was
q light-bluc SILK 'kerehlef tled In n suilors
knot. There were three rows Of rutlles duw,!
tho front OF the gnrtnent, a1kl between and
running parallel With ench row wns Il tiny
band OF lace: On the left brenst was pocket
bordeFe4 Witll lnee,, from, which peeped .
hemstitched }!gllt-bl!e silk handkerchief.
The sleeves Wero n,nple and g,Rceful; at the
wrists were bands Of lace which gave tho
smooth, plump hallds Of tho wenrer .cllarNi-
lnR effect, The elaborate garment extended
down to Just below tho weArer's waist nnd
, 1880-07-26

The froe lce-wateF tank In the CITY llalI Park,
EuW York, Gxeiscs tho 1ru OF tho fieialer, TIC
says: "Tho ylno u drinking ice-wuter il Il
growlnr one, It's derottts are numbered sy
vxpessus boldly Anl In the most puUiIo and
yhameleas uauu!lur. Tho lRAl or woman whom
thls demon Ut drink bus marked for ita pruy IL
faln!ltar object, ktuwl at QnGn fl1,lM thu Murka
Of dissipation. Tho lco-Water drEnker Is thin.
worn. weuk. nnd ualtnerKet!o. Cul,stMnt Guile
l!ua oefit hts ft1te, tho Tires Ut h!s boly nrp c1
axttnXulshell; their light hns lEul frun AIa ryus,
nnd their rlDw IN Gnfe fIuin bis skin. fic IL
aysp:Riit. liz has blue lpa aud ch.llE. eolvrel
, 1880-07-26
LOCAL CRIME

Aha cnr,,or ~ 1vostar, -, nnn,, mu h'o" onI ,W"s+
% 1s HSfe, sreet eI Wss1H, a esa9 anu " Wsst
gVSs ntn rhn yia u s, Vfny ws ns
voNn@ n,n,, mt M % xrs II voora % nf nm % Iix;nr
WITH H Ii 5 er es wo ss Is ii sGas so ep'sy c d Of s tug
street. Thu assassin Is james 1lpnshaw, r
who lives with with his M parcnts barren ut 1t
anli 1 who % Is not ri given % a good reputation '; By
either tho nelglbors wl,o liyo near him or by
tho pe'lcs, ''lto whose clutches he hes fre.
somewhat secluded portion Of the grove, md,
though there 1nuat have been several Wit
ncsses, tho police lave illus far been unable
10 i'ilu te'n. iIlefo a.. ,s'aaot.lng relna1k.eie
~ THIS, However, rs TIC witnesses undoubt-
ctliy all belong to either one Of two classes,
% c, 'I n IT, y|S d%osr will a tell 0tE n'n "pon p,
,,s.s ,i.a.; VI. ~, ~, ,,. us,"'ns ~ '.'9 ~,
a1taeit t ts iaeH ~ ia Iuseaeas lsi.ucits @ a'IM
col!rS tisuls. neeaslsa liG AMoMs snat IL WIN
; rhs Poss aie s@oi}'i,lten @ Il Az l,owsyer M tlat they
@ 1sn w. me - s!.i ~ ~ nc;' s.St NY "
tne nssM.'tt, H., As tue ease STOOL M Inst evening
he onn Met tns nHt ~ i"w ocsrs " ns u Sv
1'Con1!or, ,;t,,, Ml,o were tho .l'rst 70 tn1
po'l4nac D. 3 blSed'ng ana , a!iaost @ helpless
~ ~ tue paris: .He sal1 thnt liensl1Rw,
VIZ Mq nI fiew IN rcnntntens ot ieas a ey, III ys,r1 31t
h@@ ,Met m aa ~ re g gfoys as aeehHea @ nl ot
Mn;s ,,, S,nG ifs'o lt y, 10 tne poISo
"o yG an itaG &FooHGa & a Sa a na ne
anyting wort evnr ~ away md
gI,,5 IT, anyway ,os10ina ,0, sqyS laE
M4,uIinE ula anstJ, MlK WHICH !ol!oWe9
aasrsry Ger' fe tna io ~ s 9 p9eSeas tn rs +
ieMly stepplnT % up te"RRi' to Ri' o io l!t ploptesed e
no,1 1nP"E ho ~ ,1n1 Tn1 h out og RG!o'o sno.y aSpy
IMKe t.Re y, l t WIZ {iir 1'e Xls, nMG canght mlin
S woa WIS G @ two % !neus cH ii a@st l%si III al
hiea yciy Ites!S Aiier nonoS y H1 detailea s.a
NesG.i.ptioi! u i1ls Mss;t,lat e uuleer Moscs
noTur: LIFT Ma9 ~ shu ~ MeW w., nems1laW Hsry
ap9 tSit sFi%lnn h94ts sha4rsss 0aleers ,, Ss,,9ngs @
Hna UCo''f!or ll!lstenea aWtV With Don-
9lino t ,,,,e,s. III I'LL .eSpr,Sss-w wMgon 70 noe-
tor MYlhg Of IT,, ine corner a. West,,
to probe The Woq'ni. ~ darkness y's setting
~, alM beeausH s. 1t WAs moreover IN n danger
gus !0cati,ty: Ing M gasi. Was auout tWo 'henes @
lginIEt, iIa, t1M Ms w Gp9nfieHtIy an.%e acsR.
| niNl then. Eianel.'g gu, INT! CAUSED q severe
mined By pro6ing. by l.ls recop!neil!lutlon
Hosonns WIZ o, nattea to any 70 g.. Mo GoMhty
| probe the wound, bat hilt temporary ArcSs:
iilg upGli ~ LOT Luz lllRnt. lucy tnouent t1e
npoil lts fatality. ., -....-..
f., ttenstaW, III. a Mo y9ung assasl Was IT, aarcs{}n9
Una ~ b,, H. finIcr .19 nrtMr IL su Sc is
reststg,,sr, and ruattlly accon.pa,,IeI tna
officer to tile station. When Gllnrgeu with
lse Gsitt!Ms ''a aulnltted IT., pnt M itl version
H., @ t VIZ sr to In. ,,a'or " avenss
a'.Ht{ t+he* 80 EtS Wy uu3ts upna
, 1880-07-26
Something the Matter VIII, Him.

A lca,l!ng otlecr In one Ut the courts was
ta eaarKcd T. WIN never Koing to bed s9ber. o.
ne,t ani b. Kase te % ricuIars ia " ot pastle
tar night III. proof. We quote bis own w0ris:
Soon utter RGt ~ bed, my wife satd: ''Why
So at.1lnfx1yf" "There Is nothing tho matter
wish tno; satf !: nothing" said !. I'm SURG
Nhan't | vel up and ri, sotaethin9 Tor you5" ~
And ehe x.'t ul. lighted Tho candle. and esm. to
tho bel-stle TO- look Mt me. shading tho light
with olle hnnd. II knew there WIS sotneth7nT
strung" about you,.' said she. "Why you aro
Anlter2" Euth testimony WAS considered rciin-
bic, anil tho man now enjoys bis new found
repu tutlon.'
, 1880-07-26

wltn ono Of them held him tip by tic neck
through Ills pockets for 15 crnts Then Elv-
ing him sevcrnl kicks they, run nwny md left
hin. llo thinks he could identify tic men
II arrested.
, 1880-07-26

The public will beware OF a frnudu.
lent Initiation II Dobhlns Electric Soap unw ".
tnx forced IN tho. market by Misrepresentation.
II will 17san Atly clothes snsheu with 1t. lnsist
upon huyIns; Dobblus' EfeUtr1c.
, 1880-07-26

Ferdinand 0ladutscl. Of No. SEQ West
Indiana street, raIUrteAat the West Madison
STREET. Station at Q O'Clock yesterday morning
that while Intoxicated and lying asleep on
the sidewalk on Indiana street, ncar Noble.
lie had beels robbed Ut n fl.oelpt-bo9k
e9ntalnlny $s0 easlI,, q key TO . box IL tls
A couple Of policemen wero letatlcd to III
vesslKate.
Thomas Fitzgerald, Of No. l1s West Lake
street, reported al the West Madison Street
Station that at 3:D o'clock yesterday morn.
Ing he fell IM With two tncn Mt Tic riEl,er of
atonH With hItn to tlv cVyller VI Lake street,