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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-03
YALnEes COLUMN


THE uiytti A mtd
4htY4l lhlpdnffah ~
fysleH n preservation N igtsa
81 q nfo n b'ott ianbg Nihia
N mtts ln haiti Il thought q
VI eslpns NJ, Hhd nif hcin
enoeA n pfhpittHfage ph'lI1nhI
without W. a. 10 a. c,rtt'e
iho most el gent md ptuind
farmer 81 Fmnee fdbe mo'i o,n
nonieai couu'g ~ lir tofld c
eepi Chino iayo found Y " b lY
~ lp cheapest meaba hy Which.
food can w. preserved lot s'otk
The actual cost " harvesting and
curing matte cnulnRe u th'r c.t
mated III ~ france. ~ thirty cont
pei ton, and lhc cost u nisingthr
crop we know 10 BE- not over "A So
per acre, without manure. Land
IN the South thal produce thirteen
bu.llcls Of corn HiIl yield tvcnt,
tons of cured cngilugc. the total
cost Of which will be- about StoSo
OF sfL Now, tins supply Of for
age is Il ori than two horses can
eat In siN month";, and II even one
half the quantity Of The corn now
fed Is also added, which will BE-
ample, the total cost Of feeding
them for such Il length Of Time will
be about 1913. 80, or $3.ai each pei
month. Under the present system
Of feeding corn aud fodder, the cy.
pcnsc Of each horse Is about 1873
per month.
The assertions that there il
enough greer pasturagc to be- ha'
in the South without the introduc
ton Of cnsilagc are rcfutcd by tn,
bare fact that there is no greer
grass to be found north Of Florid,
after the month Of November, an,
the blue grass Of Kcntuck and Vir
ginia, that lives MI winter, is FIRE
quently covered By snow, and NOR
or less inaccessible to farm stock
1.-THE farmers OF the South will as'
themselves the question, "Do m
animals have any green food be
tween October and April tn
answers Of nine ont OF every tc
will be ono"
Farmers now frequently fee
their horses and mules on oat
and find II cheaper than corn an
fodder /; but ono horse requires
least ten bushels ofoats per montl
which are worth about $6-ncarl
double wha, il is asserted, b
those who practice i, in Europe
the ensilagc system would cost
Cotton"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-03
r. B. J. H, PAYNE FrODTiGlOE,
Blue Mountain Female College,

nut eight year. old and has had patronage
from thirty counties In Mississippi and from
three other states. Location On \ rnmaniir
range Of hills at pure springs NJ irccstonr
wateN Place noted for the hchlihlulncs'
aud orderly society. Eight teachers 81 "a
ccllcnl qualifications and experience fc"
schools have sn many advantages with char
gca 30 low. No extra charges iot ancient ol
modern language nor cllisthcnics. Musi'
only four dollars per month, and no cNir.
charge for use of instrument. Siudcnll
come to Ripley by rail and find conscyanc
Tree TO Blue Mountain, distant ha miles
Smith annual session opens Sept 18th 1851
NJ r. LnwRKY. u. D., President
and Prot Of Mental and Moral Science.
Rrv. W L. BrRRY, \. H..
! t6.hil Prot. OF Latin and Greek.
Send ior catalogue to Lowrey \ Berry, Pro
ptiriors. Blue Mountain, rippah Co. Miss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
Mebaftenr Niaolas Goxner.
Dubuque, Sowa Qiemfag oen H. Aprl 1884, Nummer 5O7
I'm etnem u. bemisIben Ease,
hem 4. WpriI brdtbte bas !RnbeI ,mef 93nh,

I'm etnem u. bemieIben Taae,
benz 4. apriI bra9ts bas Sabsl 3ust ssa5,
ridten, bic uns febr an bis gsrsdnsIi9teit
aIles Srbii5en mabntsn. Die eriie beriels
ben meIbete, baB tn sinsm Gbals bss n0rbs
Ii9en gsru's elm Raestriss ausssbro5en
iei, wObet iber 1000 gbinsien auf einmaI
abs.i9Ia9tet uurben. Sis anbsre aber
bsri@tst, buB bic SnisI gbios, i'm srie5i.
f@en arGipsI, nabe Der Sdits Rleinafiens
pon sinsm grbbeben beimssiudt uorbsn III,
bas 5000 unb uud ipdtersn Ra9ri5ten iss
gar 5000 Reni@sn bas 9sbsn setofet ia,
ben iOu. 9rsibis sanss 95rfsr auf ber
SnisI purSsn 3srit0rt unb sntissIi@ss In,
sIdd anseridtet. Der 5auptort gbius,
aaifeo 1T ein Stsinbaufsn. I'm bas TN.
slid pcaifdnbis au MAIDEN, foIstsn in
3wil il9snrdumsn nsue St6Bs unb BeIeu
unb sri4rsdtsn bic auf gsrse, Sslisn unb
SSiffs 9sfla9tsten berart, baB iis es aud
nod nt5t einmaI rasten, ben in ben
Erimmnn gesrabeneu SaIfe unb Rsts
tuns au brinsen. aus frsmSsn Rrisss,
i9iffs, bic i'm Sufsn uon smprna Iasen,
finb abssfabren, I'm 5ilfe su briussn. aus
Sprisn, uon Der sanseu Raiis alsinaFens
unb aus @ris@snIanb t6mmt llnteriiasans
an geoarfuifisn bss 9sbsns. @is bod Der
gerIuf on Weni9snIsbsn III, psiB man
beuts nod ni9t senau, bod pirb sr spii6en
4 unS 5000 ansesebeu. Die 3abI Der Der.
punbetsu fOa aber Oas 0OppsIts betrassa
unb bic Rotb eins entissIi9s fem. llsbri.
gems warb @bios ni6t ausin bstrpfen.
au9 bic SnieIn Simos unb gub6a purben
mttsenOmmsn. Sn Sprisu unb UNI
Smprna uarb bas i5rsdli5s Grbbsbsn
sbenfaus peripirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
Tefegrap9tf6e 9epef6en.
Oeuti d | Ianb.

Berlin, 8. Gpril. Bel Der ssitrisen
8eraibuns bss Rei5stasss iibsr bas giss
mard'i&e arbeitsr gerit6srunss @sies
ipra@ Der Sibrer Der SOsiaIiiisn gebeI
cine bebinste Sillisuns bss @sissss aus.
gr beBstdmete bic 8orIuse aIs sinsn Sies
Der SO,iaIiifsu unb ertldrte f5 gu Suns
fen zines aassmeinsu Ssrfs srunss,pan,
ses.
Berlin, I. apriI. Der Rsi5stas bat
it9 bis gum %. b. W. usrtast.-gm
Rontas usrlisB por Der abffimmuns iibsr
ben 8inbtbOri'i9sn gutras bstr. ben
WiBbrau9 bss aipIredtss bur4 R0rber
cine ansabI WitsIieosr Der Sorti5ritts,
unb Der nationalli6sraIsu Yartsi ben
Rsi@stas.-R Ofsrn psrbsn bic llns
terbanbIunsen ibsr bic ginpsrIeibuns pon
Samburs in ben SOuusrsin na6bradIi@
psiterssflbrt perSsu.
Ssrltn, 7. apriI. Oas prsusiits
Wtnifsrium bat einsn &atb ssbaItsn, in
wsIdsm bas groistt Der RspiFon Der Wai,
9siste bistutilt, abr teine gntidsibuno
srrsi5t purbe. Der Saiisr Dat cine lana,
llntsrrsbuns nit benz @uItusminiiisr, Srn,
uon Yutttamsr, ssbabt.
Seferrei9sl llngarn.
@ien, S. apriI. Der abt bss gsne.
bictiusr: RIotsrs tn Obsr. Oslterreid5, gr.
@ansIabausr. III aum grsbii9Of in @isu
sruunut worbsn.
Disn, I. april. Ois EbsiB III in lin.
saru iber ibre l1fsr setreten unb msbrers
tauisnb aerss nit @si;eu bsitsutsn 9an'
bss inb ibsridwsmmt.
Spanieu.
Mabrib, 4. NpriI. Sn ben iiber
idwsmmten gesirtsu in anbaIufsn fint
$4,000 Wsni9sn uIIsr Rabrunssmittsl
baaubt. Der SdaSsn bsIduft f9 au'
81, ,oOO,O
SepiII a, 8. GpriI. Oas @aiier in
@uabaIsaiuir III pisbsrum I'M Stsissn Be-
sriffen unb bic llsbai9psmmuns ift i4Iim
msr ais suuor. Sn einaeInsn gorasA ter
itebt bas 8aiisr Istsr bod. Msbrsr,
Sduier finb simssitarst. au9 in RaIass
bat bic llsbsri9wsmmuns srOBsn S9aSg
anssri9tst; uieIe Isni9su iinb bort sr
trunfeu.
Srautret9.
garis, s. apriI. 9as Cabinet ba
bsute bsidIoRsu, ben fransOfi5sn Erup
pen ben SsfsbI gum ginsidSs in Gunis 81
srtbsiIsn.
Yaris, 7. apriI. Der Slnans' Wini
FER sr.ldrts bsute TN Ssuat, 5rautrsi5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
Ausfdnot(&e SsanofGau.

usber 2ass tn bsr f9 Sirit
8Ismard sessnpdrtis bsfnest, srsdbn
man f5 II, ben eonisruatiusn Rrsiisn Der,
ltus isltiame 0inse. Der &ansIsr ioa
absr ben Sang Der SfsntIidsn anssIessu'
bsitsn ttsf usritimmt uno iebr ssreister
eauns isin, neil er bic llnmOsIi9teit ein'
isbe, bis @sistssbuns ietnsn abR9ten
semdb su lsntsn. ST bstIase f9, uon ben
WitteIpartsisn bss &si9stases psrIahen au
isin unb baburd su elmer S9isbuus usran'
laBt su wsrbsn, lpsIds nit ben fanbamsn'
talsn Prtnsipisn Der &ir@enseiebssbuns I'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

aGe anaeissn ienbe man iydteRsse
Nnntag Wurgen ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

an,sissn fir pienies, 9ptisriex, GIafsipia&
,e., als BEN @sife Der fatb. Rir&e iurtbsr, ex'
ben teine Nufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

betratbs- unb 1obesaa,sissa NIT GytxS
$3.50, pbns Sprua 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

auspdrtiss an,sissn mdHta surausbe;as!t pe.esa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
grtise DIET amzeiss,s.
9ucal=0oti,en.

Inter 3ttlen grsSisr perbsn ni$t aasensg.
men. Sir iece 3etle BREWER pbsr berta &aasS
baS 1. Wal 10 Cts, bie nG&aeu Rale 5 Geat6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
u glufralien.

Gan 6rancisco, 4. Gp,iI. Mn
8. unb 7. San. berri5te auf benz gibbur,
tons SluB on Der ROrbpsiitlte pon GuiiraD
lien elm Ortan, BET psI9sm brsi GurOpdsr
ano msbrere @irseborsns I'm @afsr ibrsu
Cob fanssn. 8w0If SOots uOH 9ssIsnF'
i4srn sinsen untsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31
Society Notes.

Senator Jones, OF Nevada, expects his wife here
to-day or tomorrow. She has been in New York
for short time. Miss Sterling, OF California who
came here with Mrs. Jones when she first took
possession OF their house this month, has remained
here during her absence and VIII continue to be
her gueSt.-M1SS West, the British Mini sterS
daughter, is mentioned by those who have met her
| rs most pleasing In manner and appearance. She
has the graceful figure OF very young girl and
most piquante face, with very expressive eyes and
a clear bruno complexion. With her brown walk
ing dress she wears a quaint, brown poke bonnet
tied under the chin. Her dress is simple and girl
iSh.-MrS. Mary Clen!ner has been quite sick
with severe cold on the chest since her fathers
funeral on WedEesday.--Miss Hawkins, of Cali
! fornia, is spending the holidays with Miss Dora
Miller the daughter or the Senator from that state
Both Senator Miller and his daughter have been
i'll, but are low convalescent.
THE PACIFIC SLOPE AND THE CABINEr.-The
friends OF ex-senator Sargent express themselves
as confident that he will be nominated for Secre-
tary OF the Interior within few days after the
assembling OF Congress. California, Oregon and
friends OF Mr.. Sargent express confidence that II
the President will recognize the Pacific coast by
giving 1t Cabinet position, those three states can
be MADE sure for the republicans. The talk now
Is all in SJrgentS favor; but this may not signify
much The political wise-acres were all confident
that Filley was to be Postmaster General. An hour
before HOwe'S name was sent TO the Senate several
OF MIR. Filey's friends, who claimed to know the
Presidents intentions, assured him that nothing
would be done in regard to the nomination until
after the holiday recess" President Arthur keeps
his purposes so secret that the shrewdest guessers
may go wide of the mark In their predictions.
FATAL FALL OF WORKMRN-The scaffoldfnp OF
the cOrnice OF the State National Bank, CIncin-
natl, Ohio, fell Thursday while four men were ON
II. One OF them fell into window, but the other
three fell to the sidewalk, distance OF sixty feet
Henry Wefel and John Evans were instantly
killed John Wefel, contractor, suffered Injuries
from which he cannot recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31
For THE EVENING star.
The POWer.Elect.

Beyond our ken, where neither state nor section
Has eer flag unfurled,
To govern men there's been q grand election,
For time, and all the world.
The Old Regime Is hardly worth the mention.
It's power child may dare,
But every soul will give the New attention,
Its praise will I'LL the air.
"Ihe King Is dead. Long live the knights
human
TO raise the lusty shout,
10 snow the pOwer-elect that we are true men,
"hate'er the hope or doubt.
But who's the King whose power Is all-defying?
To whom such honor's duee
ana II you mark you hear old Time replying
TITS Eighteen Eighty-Two,
JEROME BURNETT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31

MURDERED HER HUSBAND AND KILLED HERSELF.
ESon Bolin, carpenter, was found murdered Sat-
urday morning at BentOnyille, Ark. An inquest
was held, and the wife of Bolin was arrested.
charged with the crime. She at once confessed.
and justified herself by saying that Bolin had
killed two men, was horse thief, and had fire.
quently threatened her life. She was committed
to jail and permitted to take her three-mOnths old
child with her. Monday Mrs. Bolin asked the
jailer to let her have his knife, as she wanted to
cut up dress to make the baby some clothing.
throat, and died In q few moments thereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31
THE THR
EVENING STAR WEEKLY STAR
WASHINGTON, ID. c.

THE EVENING STAR ION Saturdays a large
eight-page paper OF ffty-six columns, the size a
the large New York dailie9 is everywhere recog-
nized as the leading paper of the city. 1t has
treble the circulation Of any other paper in
Washington. 1t contains reports OF Congress and
all the Government Departments, Washington
news and gossip, political, personal, society and
local affairs, stories, sketches home articles,
fashion notes, telegraph news, Qaving its own
direct wire to New York; the markets, etc. As
an advertising medium the figures show the facts
1t printed In 1880 -, 4SJ new advertisements
1t is published in spacious building of its own,
and printed on the newest and fastest printing
and folding machine In the world
THE WEEKLY STAR.-This Is a double q
eightpage sheet OF ffty-six columns, containing
all that is in the The EVENING STAR for a week
and additional literary and home and agricultural
matters
AS newspaper, THE STAR, being the orgaa
OF no man, no clique, and no interest Will present
the fullest and fairest picture that can be made
Of each days passing history in Washington, tho
District the United States, and the world. 1t viii
aim hereafter. as heretofore, at accuracy first a
all things in all that it publishes
DAnY:-BY CARRIER IN THE CRY.
A CENTS; By NAH, 50 CENTS PEE
MONTH.
rppuo. wkEKLY:-S0 CENTS FOR THREE
MeNrHs; 81 FOR SIX MONTHS; . 4
YEAR; COPIES ONE YEAR g. AND
ONE 10 THE GETTER-UP OF THn
lCLUB. ALL POSTPAID
Address In all cases
THE EVENING STAR HKwsPAPER COMPANY
! WASHINGTON. DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31

HOLIDAY GOODS.
AT MY STORES
NJ. 81 ITH ST. NV, BETWEEN E AND F.
70s AND 734 It'll ST. BETWEEN G ANDH.
J. F. SPELSHOUSE,
PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR.
Grand display of Elegant Engravings Oil Paintings
Water CoorS Picture Frames, Looking Glasses, Gems
of Art, &c. ' ~
The latest designs in Wall Paper: Picture Frames
and window COrnice5 made to order the latest
Novelties IN Velvet and Gilt Frames in stock and
fresh supplies constantly arriving Also, large and
varied assortment OF Christmas Cards Japanese Goods
Albums &c Prices to suit the times. An examination
of my stock solicited.
J. F. SPELSHOUSE,
No. 521 It'll street northwest
Branch Stores Nos 70S and 734 7th w bet and H.
OUR SPECIALTIES:--
Sa6inet Size Frames. Velvet 25c. up.
Sart 1Uc.
$40 Walnut Frames from 25c. up
window Shades and Fixtures. soc. o1S-3m
TIME WHITE. HOUSEHOLD NEW HOME
Il Singer, Howe, Wheeler 4 Wilson, Domestic Weed
&c Any machine you want cheap at MCKENNEY'S
42!9th st. northwest Renting aud repairing mis-
CUNNINGHAM. THE WELL-KNOWN. RE-
in his line. New SILK HATS made to order aud Old
ones renodeied Remember the number-74O 9th street
uorul"est- MARIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31
COMPREHENSIVE.

T United COMPREHENSIVE
IL The undersigned do hereby certify that they have
formed partnership for the sale Of Ice under the
name firm Of WARRINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
ICE COMPANY. No bills accounts viii he paid
unless upon a written order signed JOHN LEETCH,
Treasurer Office, No. 1854 Water street. Georgetown,
DC. JOHN LEETCH. +. +. BARKER. NJ. KINS-
LOW OF
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

IHRISTMAS FURS.
rT-R- LINED CIRCULARS AND DOIIMANS, inst re-
ceived and will be sold lower than heretofore. Spe-
cial lot for Holiday Presents
eEAI-SKIN SACQUES, MUFFS, HATS AND CAPS
at reduced prices
Ladies. Misses and Children's CHINCHIIIA MVFFS
AND COLLARS, in Plain and Patent MUFFS.
Large stock TO select from.
All stlowest prices
WILLETT 4 RUOFF,
d20 COS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31
New Years Resolutions.


What the young man who intends reformation
on next New Years Day Is saying to himself:
81 am going to reform the coming year for good
and all 1 tried it last New Years Day. did not
succeed, held out only till February 1. Then up
went my constitution and all the bylaws. But
this year am going to reform on a firmer basis.
wear took too large contract shall this year
allow some Of my smaller vices to remain; such as
ground at once than you can handle That's what
tried last year. Then started to cut away from
smoking, drinking, swearing and all the rest 1t
course, 1 fell 1 have not yet decided which OF my
faults will reform this year. suspect it must be
that OF drinking. Ifeel that it is because am tip
ping my elbow pretty frequently this week, and
great deal more than is good for me. But / feel
this to be the last week for such Indulgence and
must make the most OF It,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31

1882 TIE NEWSPAPERS 1882
NATIONAL CAPITAL
ESTABLISHED THIRTY-oNE YEARS
THE THE
EVENING STAR WEEKLY STAR
WASHINGTON, ID. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31

T'HE BEST CHRISTMAS PRESENT!
Ihe PETITE" TRICYCLE., for boys and girls
All kind BICYCLES. for boys and men,
AT COLUMBIA BICYCLE SCHOOL.
HOS street northwest
VIM e. SCRlBNER, Proprietor dc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31

NINE. WASHINGTON,
A4 FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE.
121i PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
Dresses, Suits. Costumes Cloaks, &c. made supe-
nor at short notice Ladies have Dresses cut
and basted. and perfect lit guaranteed. ap8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31
Affairs i'm West Yaashington.

VENERABLE SIsTERs.-Among many in the Dis
season are the three daughters OF the late Rev.
Stephen B; Balch, ID: az Of whom reside here,
MIS- Wilson. who is g. MExfWilliamson Is the
widow of the late william Williamson, esq., Mrs
Tustin is the widow OF the late Rev. Septlmus
Tustin. D. D.. and Mrs. Wilson OF the late James c.
Wilson OF the War department. All these ladies
RETAIN In their advancing years. the respect OF the
people of what is now recognized as West WASH
.ihStory OF which their distinguished father, Dr.
Balch, took SO prominent part. These ladies had
special membranes at the hands OF their friends
1T this "ChriStmaS season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31
WOOD AND COAL.

GORGE CREVELING, WOOD AND COAL,
" removed from 18th street wharf to 14th street
wharf. Once, 1922 l4th street Best Spruce Pine 90
Saved and Split Oak. 81: Pine. s. so. NIL Pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31

MRS. c. v. SMITH,. NO. 61s NINTH STREET
VI northwest, has on hand full stock of WINTER
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. OLD LADIES'
CAPS specially, d5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, December 31.-The wood
work in the shaft OF Starne Dresser g coal mine
east of this city caught fire last night, and was
consumed together with the engine house. The
casioned by the stOppage OF work will be very
heavy. About 125 men who were at work in the
shaft escaped unframed, and Will be temporarily
thrown out OF EMPLOYMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31

THE NEW POSTMASTER GENERAL En- ROUTE
Hon. Timothy o. Howe, the new Postmaster Gen
eral, arrived in Chicago from his home in Green
Bay. Wis, yesterday afternoon, on his way to
Washington. During an interview he said: II am
not familiar with the history of the star route
cases. nave paid no attention to the reports OF
the cases as they have run through The stall
Wart and anti-stalwart lines were net drawn In
wisconsin as they seem to have been in other
states. If to be Stalwart means to be a steady
and consistent republican, then am a stalwart
Ii IT means further that was Il Grant man. then
am still Il Stalwart, for was for Grant"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31

WASHINGTON. DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31
PROFESSIONAL.

| LNERNAND URSO.
| IL PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER
1890 street northwest, Box TIP City Post Office
References:
| Prof. Gcetzner, CIV. Walter, org. Ascension
| ChIchering Sons, Miss Gilbert;
J. 2. Caueld Mus. Doc. Mrs. Pearson, orK. Epiphany
| and DIR. kimbal. 3-3mr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31

THE EVENING STAR HKwsPAPER o0NPANY
WASHINGTON nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31

THE GARFIELD HosPITAI--The committee of the
"Garfieid Memorial Hospital" acknowledge the re-
celpt OF bill Of exchange for O-s100-lrom the
khejive of Egypt, through the personal exertiOn
Oh consul General WOLF VINO writes that he in
tends shortly TO supplement this with further sub
Sc1ptlons TO the fund to aggregate $1,000 at lie st
minister Morton has also an active committee OF
elgnt AT work in Paris, and the American Exchange
IN London, through Mr. Gillag, the manager, are
performing the like good offices there, while our
consuls at Amsterdam and elsewhere are doing the
Same,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-31

. CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING A FEMALE SERV Ant.
Eugene B. Laporte WAS charged in the Police
Court yesterday with assaulting colored girl
named Louisa Brown, who stated that on Thiirs-
day he came to a house on 18th street, where she
Is servant, and asked if his children were there
and she told him they were, and he asked her If
she ever saw him strike his wife, who used to live
there, but Is now trying to get divorce from him,
and when She said yes he knocked witness down
and stamped on her head and face. She showed
the court badly cut head and black eye, which
she aid he did with his boot. young lady, who
lives In the house, COrroborated the girls state
ment about the assault. Mr.. Laporte Stated that
he was abused and assaulted by the servant when
he went there to give his children some presents.
The court said this more than an ordinary as
Sault, and he would impose fine of $50 or 60 days
He noted an appeal through his attorney, A. b.
Williams.
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LITERARY NOTES.

JAMES T. FIELDS. Biographical Notes and Per
sonar Sketches. with unpublished fragments and
IIJiDuLes from Men and Women of Letters. Boston
Mouehton, Mitfin Co. Washington: F. B.
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Foreign Matters.

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LONDON. December 31.-The Daily Ne,rs in a
leading article discussing the Panama Canal en-
CeIprlse, says: ut may be hoped that a protectO-
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no more heard OF. Blaine is probably destined to
become In America like 'JingOsm' here and 'Chau-
Vlnism, In France-the name OF temporary aber-
ration from political reason"
NEW YEAR IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, December 3l.-The Stock Exchange will
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