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The Evening critic., 1881-09-22

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Mrs. Garfield
escorted by Secretary Blaine and her eldest
son Harry, together with her daughter, Mis-;
Mollie, and Miss Lulu Rockwell, entered
the Presidential carriage, and proceeded at
once to the residence of the Attorney Gen
eral, on Seventeenth street and Rhode
Island avenue the former home of Attorney
General Williams. They will remain there
until their departure on Friday.
AS the general expectation was that the
widow and family of our dead Chief Magis
tate would return to the White House
quite congregation of people assembled
about its gates expecting to see the carriage
drive into the grounds. At Attorney-Gen
eral MacYeagh's residence everything wa
in readiness and the faithful wife and ma
tionally-belOved widow with her children
passed from the coach to the home of he
husbands friend with but few about VIII,
knew that the martyrcd Presidents wifi
was the densely-veilcd lady, who, will
noble carriage and grandly-brave soul
passed from the street to the crape-envel
oped residence.
Slowly and directly the coach drove tc
the stables Oh the Executive Mansion and
the sad journey was ended.
The train bearing the President from
Elberon made a successful trip, passing owe
the entire route without accident
1t left Mt 1907 o'clock this morning ant
reached here at i;35 this afternoon, making
the trip in six hours and forty -fve minutes
Several briefstoppages were made at station
along the route, the longest being at AS
, Pan to take Senator Jones, of Nevada, o.
board. The same train will be held i
, 1881-07-28
SUBURBAN..


Tho poputy. Coroner held an inquest yostor.
day upon tho semnlns OF Lowls j. Clawson, Jr.,
tho gontlomau who was drowned at Kouwood
Wednesday eyentpg while bathing III tho lake.
No additional facts wero brought to light.
Tho Hcpond Norwegian Church held !ts annual
picnic at the south' Park picnic grounds at
Wo<1ilaun yesterday. Tho woathor was NIL that,
could be desltbd.i and everybody bud Jolly
;i Ths Row. Charles Naekin and wlfo, Of Lyndon,
Ill, aro Waiting thnir daughter. Mrs. James T.,
NoOt, at Ilyu0 Park --.-
reside ~ No. sal sonth IIaiate, street, hss BEEN
ulasin4 glnce tho. 18th OF this month: He loft
holno 70 go dshing et tho foot ot F!ity-tlrst
atrcct, aud Ii supposed 70 have heen accidentally
onANp oaosaiKo.
Tho moldesa at tho sowing. machine factory
Weeo p4ld Wednesday, sud, ~ consequence, q
large number OF them were drunk yasteEsiay,
authorities woru called upon to prOservo ordcr.
officer Nor&anthaler arrested 1a1nos Crowley, a
member OF tho crowd, on tho Charge OF being
drink and dlsortlurly. lie Ia now lodged Ia
Uydo Park jail lRwA!tlng trial.
SOUTH CHICAGO. I
The second annual plcn!g OF the South Chicago
Fire Company No.,6, will 10 hela ct Turner
Hall, South thloa9o, on Tuesday, Aug. 10, a
lawn party will take place a. tho South Chicago
'''''' "'.'f'1~' PULLMAN. =
temptln9 70 board m tn-Goiny Michigan Eontral
freight ttnln yesterday afternoon, fell under tho
wheels md nld both legt cut 10 ellDw the kuoea.
IIo vas taken to VI Luke's Hospital.
, 1881-07-28

and soventeonth streets. j., 4; Neeas, oae.
f ess No. D. HSPkS 81 Nets sr'ss%ay T~oyttotn
n ksWs Wa:t Eno.ssg sotssS stsss' 1s
we}fins, oKHs 1;s feet, NO. s 81 Ba siaca asenas
fcct, No. 1s1 Broad street, {i,16o
THE WAsl1tHOTONtAN HOME.
Thoro Is likely 10 10 n row before long between
Wa @ssSinston.sa Home. il lssketl at yesteniay
70 = TlinuNn reporter, md t1hy oats9 quite
S sons nsouna s"Sf he eaeS resas -
q te o%o Slime hSxs n',egedd gged
s ne cssa e Tsss ss &c 5sfs ssa,a
sas, rsss. y.sys syfsy To ss Tse e
the ehaf9es wera enough 70 snppgrt
ars f1s d.o, ": instead sq u a, cbsrtsfs ssf''!ss sss
the lioms was orsan!xS.: eopsst t,o sly to
Ssssss Ess;s n ssssa sss ssas
as a ss. ysesx ysss a @ 5%
siSS, sls, a essiatiis @ I'll tne W receipts At *is Ths
IS equivalent q a6M saloon. .conses to 30 issged.
Tor, md viii havo something g say 70 tho conn.
IS eq acpo9soa sns ~ sens hst IL % she oo
close corporation. md that the control WHICH
the city sbquld hayo ovoF It. II has @ nj Eot r1no no
md md he be- holds that this Institution Is conducted
rfAnntsos's HoMiLY or DOGS.
"Atayor Harrlsou," said TRIBUNE roportor
ypsterlny, "way don't you enforce TINT eeoaon
.ad Of sS exsss of so4s ordinances In relation TO tho
sat5se ss SGceass ot t,e eGqssra @ne
- lint tbcgn n Tim f1ov.t40YETf.
shfpton's nonsense. or some oth0r foola. a 9o9
Weather a io % oxecpt through is ionsao. YoG 20.
tfce, oven when tho nlimai .s not oxercised 10
| Of relief. which, Is tho only way provided "
nature g Sc ra Of what would b. perspsnttstona ten
otSor wro or ea.aar aszles shoad Ss
dpF mad: i i sinply cruel aoy!ee because SOL! i
vents tho poor brute from loifng out it9 Tongue.
There aro a few patent wrc muxz!es which hiloW
terost f patens e. e ass
,,,,I1's. "nas tho ordnance compe's dosS 70 wear
."Snpposo thore was mi ordnance 70 compel
mon and woiuon 70 walk on their heads; would
would 6e an oxperlmeat Of much interest::''
Well continued tho Mayor, ~ don't thins y
ropoet saM thst 'e s'a1ts aoss
sssS mSss!as sss e dexs ssse sss
that had for not Issuing the, proclamation. In
1871 thero was but ono maa,!log caso roported,
md md tho @ caso was va nc ncyor verified. Tho cxporoncs
i NJ bc;t f. mszs aos unless ,S|ss uHSs
do not oxist now. Tho fact is put very few dogs
b 20 mud. II dog has ft or is aluk, or shows
5 sao eaanino a il 4 &sd Tno scction Il tho revised
ordinances ordering the muzzl1nT OF uo9a
, 1881-07-28

Tho whcnt markot WIS lower yesterday, with
active trailing In tho doferrcd futures. The
trndo IN seller August was light, and 1t was geu-
orally Info rrod that tho "clFQuo" wrrc quietly
holding back and lott!ug tho mnrkct tako lis
co,1rso. Tho prico was held ut SLID per bushol,
however, With q Balo or go at s1.lsA, which was
was $l.20, which WINS ntso tho quotation late Ia
asaaFh e. 'n tcos sa 1oS s nusu
many think. tho deal is now narrowed
%nEst shorss ero ana Se oas
r fec ncrinS thS ~ s ,sqfss sa
solier September was stronger yesterday, aud
re liesensa ho5yso,, Il snd August ws s e.
ias iarsey III from 'pS pshorts WHO Savo sold very
b.yys S y pto ss past e he d'H a4hS sS asa w &
h1s'1aS haa mso WI Wnoa On @ septenor toaohcd t sli&
S q w s tss ay
"Tho cli1ue," said q prominent broker, In
Sn S sak y se1 @ e b o' bre aay
TINT aud August nenrer. togothor. They appear
to DO .sottlin9 UP tho Aualst deal and gettlns
x spa Sy o ts e ao4 S
Tho 9 market aS;i is M ssid 10 hs ''' '1' A' ''''
HEAVILY SHORT FOn SEPTEMBER, -
md, T. fact, al she sucGeodinE .So m9Hths H;t,
sea3Ssr PSs il aa. Xasast @ . ksep ksAgi gtse h ghsSs
AEON eomparat9seiy % W casy nater @ q curry sas thor
thas tho deal il handod rs il tho 'bosaos elthor
@ and, @ osting % o. al this thoy havs takcn tho ssost
sSe TRs h',t 9 Gsppy DO behind
ii Il % was roportsl 1 yesterday afternoon TINT ths
/ whcat ring had t1tado Arrangements for what
, 1881-07-28

hnd threo pieces on tho program" Aber,llic,l.',
wcrs eaHtal aunK and e.
enthusiastically npplaiitlcd. Tho concorts viii bo
gye as r a5nG @ oS ee eoso no aa'o
ycs.eray iS'ne oon ss W. ea By A. n wilson, .. tic
haiiroad Mission 1t tho lock Island car.shope::
ses Tas 9's s fsot e, ~ 4 III sv qus
Fsntlemau attirs4 il sleok black and carving
going @ i, - cnSoasSr q Eseseoms Gn!Is!is',.
@ cscs hae G. oo n for
feelings could nd vent onIy 4, copions ,',, ,,1,1 Sw
Witch VII aii paetlopate'i viii unusual sc.t. rho
assas exit hs stesst g.
By ~, az nv ya1Ks I'D ot hse
opium. ~
Tho yaFd lnmbcr-tlcalcrs held q meeting yes.
teay g se:S q TIC Prise ". s
inado July 10. Tho ioaters SOY thoro is regular
boom In lumber, and that tbs stock is fast do
srSass benE ESay sa!cc taa e. 1as e
tho. claim q tho telephone company thas tho
dealers should pay for tho service ut Tho Chtca.
tfo charge for this telephone should bo no moro
than ts paid for tho ilse OF oho! conneot!n9 Il.
atrnments, and thas A II sn9na 30 pata aa hy @ tho
notified. that they Will be charRcd $40 each
to pay for tho expense, etc., of TIC instrument
s mceRs snoa ed ian il tar saa; Except
those called IN the regular way: After the rcnd.
ing Of the binding resolution tor tho 6et,ctat of
tho oWonk- knecd brethren tho meeting Adjourned.
TfyN nArK4 rHO1kE TffKN.
About three or four weeks ago two Southern.
ers catno to this city and started poo,.room IN
place y TheE9 Gaps stsss I'd VIZ
Xi!sy.;' Tho ilrm naias ~ ca,iwallader
4 Looms, and tho object Of tho concern was
| paid In on pools during tho raclnF seusou. Tue
usual combination. mutual aud lunch pr1yl'
wsre Esnted re Ss TO- ~ 20 a an rof
inc ing bas,noss. @ " Yesterday Y mornins II became
noiscd abunt that tho members OF tho firm bud
81 n onsy
md TINT no winning ttckets were betnH casac1.
There Tns S hns ts e. ~ S
md tho klckers wero few and far between:
Il ss as III n0sfs as Rss aa %
cashod By Armstrong & Bride, Ct the Sherman
oe i f. o.g tagE farp p5pnaee @ 5o o eSs S
through.
The regular O'Clock rrayor-tncettnR for tht
teriny nfteEnoou at tho Minnie Brooks Mission
snde"ea gesn e sS ra
pregr1ltn Of prayers, exhortndons, songs. oto;;
CARRIED out Tns singing VA uo
Several ] i Of tho o WON women stest[cd,: much ID th'
% III t1efo woro to 10 marked convorsions. Ties
meetings ar0 to DO held every afternoon at
, 1881-07-28

Wells Health lienower-Absoluto euro {oz
nervous debility md weakness OF mental 9!
Physiesl fuaouona.- 81. At druggists. Depot, g.
Lake atGuet,
, 1881-07-28

Indigestion, dyspepsIat, nervous prostration.
and al forms Of. geAarai debility r1!loyed by
only nroparation ct beof containing its eutlro
nutritious properties. it j. not q moro et!mu.
iant like. the extracts Of boet, but eoataina
tainlnK prupcrtIos; il Invaluable IN gil enfee-
bleed Conditions, Whether the result OF exhAals-
rop, norvons prostrntton, 1verw0rk. or acute
nary complaints. Caswoll, Hazard Il Co.. pro.
prictora, New York. For sao by dsugg!ats+
, 1881-07-28
DEIiT{Ty,

rass. Sa~ % es JoSG Jssss sern' @ = ! H. H.
WAS torn n tnl,ahuty Mass. JnIy y. ifS, tn1.sIa
M hho rotainod through all hrr lifn i'll d1sriia
nnd Nmpllctty OF chstattof 1nehi0nt 10 hnf Tn.s!y
IA Pr n"s Hf,ots ~ s+ Ss
dto fnl 9tnst eho lepnr;e shss n
in tho btest hops thrnFtt nnr IAIrd hnI Hayin w
pseese HI 70 thst world ~heto l. III fnne.ss u ses
lIatea9s Fanor 9sem hor residence, MT son,h Mo,n...
1fsonas Il a G ass
IL: Esaax County tatass.) papers please coov
Dtx0N-tniY n, Catherine, wtfo Of +. G Dim,
.Fnnefsi fran rosdcnec, a@ Weat Yam Burma,
IL Ncw iiaven tConn.) pspors pionse cn.H cnpgH
aSd ss Els noSS, s
SsshSnetnl from family residence Friday mornlu, =,
coIlN-1nly II. al. the residence OF Dr. i, II. W..
'GS IT, 1nasa 'i.d.; III a Mhfc4s @ Il tGGn aHea
1lii1.iTs1zAt tal West Tvens'ctA-st, K..,o 1,u,n
:fSnosai ison residence on Thursday. Jul, 4 ~
D1MoN-As Biackborry,. tho. 18th int. ,o.,
sE- Thpors In Tho sfalo OF New York please er.,
.taii.Ci1ittHT-At CAmplon. Knnc County, ri =.
the Nth inat Of consusnpslon Jason ul;chist ID
oLAWsoN--Drernedw wh,le bathing ruo,a., s,.,:,
~ gtuaora ss Il iio is rtalsoav., rhurtd.,, Jo, :,
CuNwA.Y-rueaday. 1alv u, Mt his resIaeueo a
DMrn.st, geo.ao Conway, nKod Is years.
fnnern1 Friday by cata to Calvary.
pEYEyGIn ~ Watestown. n. y, on tho 9Th ,u,..
, 1881-07-28
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY JULY 49, 1ss-rEN

,ng that n fraud had been prnottcod on tho
Cu1rt. In spite Of this As Tho prisoner itItnenll
is tnsolvent, h0 claln1s TINT tho stattit9 N mnn
showing. Tho Commissioner took tho cnso ttitor
Mdvtset1icnt until o-morr0w4 as II Involves hcv,
erat nico legal qucadons "hoh shon'a 10 sott'ca
, 1881-07-28
sald: NJ don't bollovo In amy t!ntlor- boxcs.

snld: " don't bollovo In nny t!ndor.boxos. ! 1
n" 'ff''a a,nn,Ic,xo tn%s THE FINE 1,,u,rs
,ro,,a ,csit IL I'M sir,,c,tnn nf rrnnortv Dn,
Sf 0'n h,,nen i i,ie. y 'A' ''r''' y a'a
"Whnt % yon think of tho Alderman who |
"iie has not tho intorcats of tho city az
hcNtt;" -, ,a.,,.,na,.,
w" Gf1s no os 9 a ryo on tho
Mr: y. D!gan. of Nc. "a W9st @ Like AXE stront' Ita
aGs s"sSf,S sutfers Sao',sS areay roa ros
would ho likely 10 Increase both lnsUfhaco fatcs
ann taxSs:" ~ =. ", s,,7 ,,,,,,,,o ,.roo+. .o,cor.
keeper. said be did not favor narrowing tho city
% fE re SenG Se q y oor nae VIZ &C.
sired TO build homes for thonsolves It would no
different nattor. 1t would probably 'nefcaso
whit Svsia' ia you think of ~ Alderman who
would yote for tha orsltnanccs.s .,., NJ, .ovo
onp oa hhk hRr to e rat 81 ts rS s
where tey atc and tnoy sn9u bo 10. aiono. @ s:. tt
lpoke like the work q spccalators M nrc pisn .
They x " see s ssaSoity q tonssats IND oar ronis
and thnk he nassaR9 q t6S oon arunnog iot. w0u
resa o II ex ~ nSf easf VIZ ffyorc
Nj. f. ". Wifdp, ofsnrmnkcr. doing business
at No 19t ho!h iiatsted strent exp,oasctai G =,
estate d asy quaat!ty. biz 10 had III business; ,
Ss y 3 g @ asSs sseS s
and f,o hn bis own life, and fclt Grep Interest
in tho lives OF ott1or people nonr and dear to
d Whoiuanj0 -
INTERPRETATION OF F1nE.rrArs
going on IN tho city. THO question OF Wno!nos .t3
harm could arise 70 tne nslilese pao. " " III ~
CITY BY tho creotlon OF tra!ne nMufs !. r. aa,tf1 ~ liz
Outcr c1tFeHltlesi ~ tuuu&Mls MOMaa ~ s"HH.y az
met BY tho faot that some nine ycass ,a1o u1o Ky
which broke dnt II ,snH .i,.t, II XII iasa waato
tho territory botwoen TINT SPOT aao as;9t. ahncotn
Park. ne vas oGfoeeu to Rnt ,G,eI IL
anu hopnd TINT ~ tne in.uemsS9s in"t KY rrnrn ~
Drought 70 Dear 9RnlnsL lt Wou4u " ta ~ ~
thoso hnving tho best fnsefesA OF tae city u
he6rf; ~. ,oo r1.,...s s.-oo+
II. ne4oit nsinIu. " tsS. ~ anss ~. thc rons
sa!a: nm oppnSoH 70 t4e cnaHFur Az ~. or e9 "A
son snas oss M, H. ,. Il. ~ tn Ecshar ErSe ~, na
npL WMns " ~ Es W. .nS III .ion ,; y, h' ros hnro ana
how tho Aldermen VINO 1aFor tAgag tnctlsnIco
, 1881-07-28
MARRIAGES,

,hs sliae soSst H. Ws baaasa as bssts,
III, 81 The Kav. T. W lawrence, Nj, haWusl KsEs, Ut
Ehlca2o, kna Miss Mary T. puntOn.
HlFT-HpNnHk.-July n 1851! by The Ilev. Nj.
fsrKus0n, fateF Aft 70 Mis- Martha Auadsn. Nv
GAIds,
, 1881-07-28
THE CITY.


In GEN EEtAL4
b. F. Jonxs, Of Pittaburg, is at tho Pacific.
GEN. J. Q. Onp. U. 8. A.. ia at tho ra,mor.
c. @. uEAnnr, Of Now York. ID at the shor-
ban. |
Col. G A. sp,ssoEr, q. 9. A., Ia at the sher-
man.
GEORGE F. Dnosyn, Of Boston, Is ut tho Tro-
II. s. DAncook, ar, OF New York, Is at tho
Pacific.
". A. 1,unLxran4of Yankson, D. r. Is at tho
Tfcmnnt-
y. A. Dunbgton, OF Tankson, D. T.. Is as tho
fremont. ...,., |
PRESTON d. SCOTT, Of louisville, Ky.. Is ut th"
Sherman.
DIT. v. A. ctAYnons, OF slouz City, 1a.. Is at J
Tho fremont. =
Roswell DucK1sonAu, Mount Vernon, o. is
1t tho Pacific.
rnocron TAYLOR aud family, Of Pontiac ILL.,,
arc at tho Palmer. ..,.
Jo11v @, NEW, editor Of tho Indianapolis jour
JAMES +. DA1tn. editor OF tho rittsburg Fa)
Post, IA at tho Pnclflc. .. |
Tus Rev. D. n. WiHN. Of New Bedford, |
Mnss., Is at tho Palmer |
". ]. o'vEns and vito, Of Winnipeg, Mant. /
toha, nro at tho Palmer. |
q. wnEy and ]. r. Carter, Of London. En-.
Eond, arc ut tho Palmer. II
MILE. MAIZE L1ErA and party. Of Dloomlns-
ton, Ill, arc At tho Palmer.
N,s. DuLANRY, Stato's Prison Inspector, Mar
shall. ILL.,, is at tho Pacific.
CoMx.ssloxEn Conuas starts for q bnstnoss,
trip to New York aud Boston Saturday, 4nu Wall
be abseat two weeks.
j. E. NfotIEx, Of tho Illinois Central TlnilroAd
Company. icaves to-day for weeks 1eorcauon.
lie Will spend bis titn0 by tho stdo OF somo ono
Of the Wisconsin lakes.
AsrEotA1 Meeting Of tho silyoE,glldors was
,no @ purpose Of dietri6uti tickets for .no grand
labor demonstration to be hold In August-
"A MEETING Of tho Laborers' Protect!yo , and
No. i North Clark street: Aftor Issuing aiarge
number Of certificates OF membership tho Asso-
clation adjourned for ono woek.
Ts ~ g MsSoa
fSs;,; Ss;s,s!ss i j: T. 5; r.; H. 5 81 1
THE Central Commiitce Of tho uadtca! wing
M purpose @ et arrnnslns fer . Natonai Gonxroas,
cbissRe Re.e a9ang tho mosth Hs ii septoinSol
my Of Music, il Al ths Palmer: The Aea.omy
cog M MSea e
ing for 1rst-cl attraruon for bis theatro.
Honp.rnE- -Fo,.r Rcd Ribbon Reform Club
10 third q tsSr e ss aR1 %
strrofl nnnr IJninn. Tho entertainment wns
~rcatIv nnioved Nv tho iprRo crowd IN attcnd-
snoe.
AscnEn P1rzEnE, q saloonkeoper at No, 2os
Ca5K eleoet W1,so fs,s fro,s ~ otreet at a' vc.ar
49, nn tto1nuo, 80. enc,inni NV foii' ana Wan badly
bs;ised about the face. and cut over tho loft
eye and about tho upper lip.
1,,,, p,cecuvau. n yohpn,,nn IL vears old.
Su.N NJ "a H1nrs atrcnt wh,in 1ntherinT
ntinE az No' e. i; Ev.us 'M,,i1 nrtrus, T' nrnnr II
9navlh9s ~ ~ t%ssu sstrn"ts vnstar1,ey
r1s,p nnu ns Ky rin2t ,.rn sniiy cut from the
er's1 TO tho e1oo" III ooe VI tne p'a"u,o'
, 1881-06-28
cQRoNeR,s 1NQuEsIs.

!, The Coroner yesterday hold an inquest at No.
2D1O Archer avenue upon Jau0s Fowler. years
Of ngc, who was accidentally ilrownoa tn prlyy
vault in the rear or No. iialaes court. a largo
door with which ttlo vault had Mt ono ,umo
boon securely eovorad had by some means been
moyud, leaving d atnall opening lutu ono end OF
tho yatiit. 1t was through this oponlns that tho
eoy acglaonta!y felI wl!o ptayfnliy th1row!,lg .1.
upon slatuow Cranlcy, " yeaEa OF ege, 1t,at9 uf
whose body drIttod ashore Saturday: Also upon
denly doad 1t his -honrslina. house, No. $40
Ashland avenue, Tho cause Is anld ito
hnvo been tho oxoeSstso tlso OF alcohotto
liquors. Also ut l340 West Jackson street upon
I'honias 4. Itt, who. died Of ,..1nsIes received
KRIlroaA near OAk task: The Jury. fotad no
one to blauao for tho Mcoitlent. ~ =
a Cntoncr Mataon yesterday hogan an in1ucht
spS ose si1ss s,4as % s sSSies s pssy s
roo, atl nttachd u DE u. Clark. OF Nh. 1870
Clark street. Several. .wttucsaeay warc cxau!nod,
,s Tug s9rXD e III tsa as n
lIshed. Tho pr1sol,or, "nr.". 3!onroe, was
s EIons lid DO 10 had boen ID tho, Wv about ono
esne sny msea sS sss ss.ao % Ss "a "a ss 9d @ @ss
eIne, aud attended Y, !)r. tatk'a bgslaoss dur;
iug taia absoneu Ia st. Louls. Ho acknowledged
having tseAtca the deceased, but did not Wish 70
~ Into parttcnlaEa. as h9 pad ongaHed Ionn Lyle
c1snttnuanoe tn order to be tho bcttor hbtG 10
establish hls tnnoccneg of any urlma, "A poat :
morton examination tnAt9 BY yCounty.FhysFcsan q
nntnasdt pGSea thns b e1s ~ w: resf o4rsot r.
huhgIlng operation made for tho purpose Of
bringing out Au abortion. - . : p,
, 1881-06-28
RaQWay'S Regulating. Pills,
WitGeut PAIN, .ii,ptlys i,eiiatic aud
Natural III Their Operations.
A YEGErApLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CAb0IEll

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coatod with
sweet 4uiu, purKo, regulate, purify, cleanse,
NApWAf's Fil1s for tho euro Of all dlsorlcrs
at tho Stomach, Liver, Bowels, ktdneJe, uihd"
der, NeFyou8 Diseases, Headache, Constipation.
CQstlteneSa. Indigestion. Dyspepsia, H!slnusuess,
feyur, Inflammation OF the 4owe!s, Ftlcs; and
Ill arrangements oe the fntcrual Vtecera. Wnr-
rnntt,d to eYcet permanent euro: Pitrety veg
etnble, uOntalnlng no mercury, minerals, or des"
AZ Obssrvs the following syn,ptoma rcal,lt-
tng FROM diseases OF thA digestive organs! Com
etipHtiup, Inward Plies, Flilncss Of tho ntood Ia
the Head, Ac!dlty Of tho Stomach. NAUSEA.
Heartburn, nlsguse OF Food. F4!lutsa q Wc9hs
Ia the Ss0nach, Hour Eruutattoass Sinking or
FiultesInS at shs Heart, Choking or Suffering
Hensauons when tn xsnx posture. noia tr
Wals hofutt, the Slight, Fever and Dull t,h!n IN
tho tIuad, Deficiency Of retsptrnlou, fc!io."
.lsls of Tho ski, and Eyex. paiu 10 tho 51des
breast, aud L!mbs, aud sudden Flushes OF Aeats
turning at the Flesh. .--.-..,,,
4 (aW tiosos OF 1tAuHAT's F1LtA vii! fFee Tho
system fspu. nll tho nbovena1ned disorders.
Erfct, Sd Csnts Per Rox.
We repeat that tho reader must CONSULT our
looks and papers on thn subject OF diseased soo
theIr eNre, among WHICH may be named: i,
Bu&sa AAu 1THe.A
HRadsraV eA Irrt&ablo Ursthss-" ;,
HkaAtcxU on kcFvf4ta.n ,.-...
AMI olhosa relating 70 dI1orent clauses Of pl4.
eA'e.' SOLD ny DRuo0ls1Y. !;
READ: "EdLSE IND TRUE"
Bend q letter stamp 10 RADW.iK . o., No.
81 yT0rrs}is cor, Churrh.st., Nssrss fafk. In.
formation worth thousands will ba saut you.
, 1881-06-28


OFFICE OF THE CuiEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAslIlHoroS, ID. e., June eS-1 a. m.-For
Tennessee al,d the Ohio Valley, rart1y cloudy
weather, local rains. winds mostly soutll-
westerly, md stationary or higher tcMpcra-
turc..
For the Lower Lake region, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain, wlltlsiuostly so,ltli-
westerly, aid stationary or higher tcmpsra-
ture and barometer.
For the Upper Luke region and tho Upper
Mississippi Valley, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rains, winds mostly westerly ai,tl
stationary or higher temperature and baronl-
eter. - -.
For tho Lower Missouri Valley, falr
weather, Winds mostly soutilery, stationary
or higher temperature alltI llnrn!netcr..
The Chief Signal Officer furnishes the fol-
lowing special bulletin:
Gencral rims llaye fallen M the Lake
region un1t tho Middle StAtes, occasinnn!
ruin III the other Suites, except tile Gulf
Suites, Minnesota. Nebraska. ana ha!lss!s.
Tllu lleavIcst, rn!n rgp.,rted Is two
and sixty-four lluillrctfl INCHES ut
Washington. Light south to west
winds prevail. TIlU temperature has. risen
III the Northwest nll1 the Lake region. III
other States II titus relnaiNel lldaTty stations
ary, The warm wave, moving enstwhftl. GX'
tends over tt!o plateau region, eitSt o! tic
Rocky Mountains. Tho highest tc'nnei7s-
tur0 reported yesterday Wns lGi ~ Eagle l'ass
lUD nt C0llcllU; DS Mt Fort Sill, CorsEc0na,
Shreveport anl SEonlg0Mery.,
Vn3 nj iii t7..t0. n.
, 1881-06-28

Gen. Edward j. Costello, veteran Of the Into
War, died near Flor'ssant No., juno u. ngcd
O. years. Ger. Costello was n native Of pcnit-
sylvanIa. but resided Mt St Louis, Mo-, from
1910 to the opening. of the War, when lie cl,-
tcred the Union service, serving with the
Seventh Missouri Volunteer Infantry unlff
Ito was mustered nut Mt tho expiration OF his
term 0t service In 1sli. lLe subsequently WIS
Postmaster Of NatclIrz, Miss, during Grnnt's
first term, nlltt WIS later commissioned Brig
ad1r.GciicrAl Of tlle Mississippi Stato Militia.
lie WIS q 1lle1nbcr Of the Constitutional Coll-
vcntlou Of TINT Statu which framed Its new
Constitution, u1itl WINS appointed Collector nf
the Port Of Natpslez By President llayeJ, and
rcappolntedl by Gen. Garfield,
, 1881-06-28

panIrs. which will be, nccorhtng 10 tho pres
cnt i,lans 0f Its projectors, permanent ~.
sci 6i Tic ilrw ;nnpany. Mr.. Willard said
yesterday tllill the formation Of this Com.
lHal,y wtIIIi relieve lIiln VI II iatgu persollal
rt'slDnsibt, bt,iy: TINT II was tntchded y, ,cc,Ipy
md 10 lid twn original Companies that tic
Ind held nlone slnce tile movement ~Rs
DcGlttt. ....
Stockholders Of these typ Contpa,nies, who
i.uttN uf t!ie ficw CompaMy'R Stock. 1t Is not,
therefore. a consolidation Df tl,Gsc !rrnnl-
I.u1ss, t,,iL the management vi t!leiM Will bc
WILDLY Ill thu llntlls OF the IlcW C0npAMy,
, 1881-06-28
SHOOTING AfrRAY.

Charles 6aaokcr, 10 years of.age, attended, 4
plcnto at ogtlon's Grove suna4Hy,nn y,n 4ftos dr1nk-
lug oil day he became nolay aAd ukFFolsome to
such an extcnf that. hot CONSTRUED u aase&usal to
drink With hIta'as 40 n!nault. AboAto9 O'Clock Il,
ssroes, fpflse.a ia tako Glass b 1eet with him.
Thorpfofe Baaukcr draw his ptatol and blazed
Hprtinv'e nook, iniliotlng q yory slight wound.
Tho would. .he nvenXar wns Attracted by 0nlocr
.ZfMmtnek. locked Up At the Webstcr Avenue
iBtltIon, and yeaterday morning t1lstlce tlonin-
6u}i. 1t tho North Hlde Police Conrt3 hold him In
bonds OF $500 I'd tho UgImlnal Court
, 1881-06-28

JErrEt,soN CRY, Mo-, june H.-Afss.
Carolina Holman, wifu Of Il ticrmaf farmer
living seven miles west OF here, was ovcr.
taken o., tho road solno tllstanco iron, her
d Section! ianl oil tlio Stissoilri RI.
ellie liairnntl, and brutality rayisilesl.
lie retained Ills victim two hours,
when shy escnpctl from 1lfn. mid ro!nrnett
homo. jfer husband immediately. colfeetet!
captiifetl 1lRrker willie nj. work with his
gaiE, bnuntt him linnl nt,d f0ot, atld tonk
lInl to Jefferson Ctty, where he NOW lies In