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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25
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, 1881-08-18

no apparent effort has cvor brcu n,utic 10 rrIl,-
siy tho evil. How mitch longer this Is Vofhg tn
Inst, nj ono ecnfns ~ knew, hut Tho r'pnple Win
tho 'nnt.cr III their hands and llhyr TIM nn,-
lnlInnry kept fr,m Msltipr their nosGA. ThtsD
WIN hnvU hnsineas With tho f[onlth nlcc Mao
hAvo sumo rights. aud 1inrmon .hnutl t,e rom.
ito0k or on tho i3uvcrnniont pier, whcrp tho
fresh air woili 10 sufficient tn tirfvc nwny tho
germs or t.onthgion. lfarnlnn himself nDcns IL
u rrrfootly reckless, ni,tA sMyH he docs mt cnru
.shat the reonla Or tho pAl,crs my A,osit him.
ho nust of necessity
CAnisY TitE CDNrA0tnS IN 1sts CrAyrHiN0.
Yesterday afternoon. while tito AlnhtiAuGp was
1lassors.by. 1)r. DO Wu1t tAino lit, nni liA
Hohs et. II. foWSsss 81 Wos e"s s sery .e
- you, that nulb,llancn will stalid tlicro na
ilow 'ie yn,! Know II ain't snlcF ltwas fu'n''
How tIo YOU k1ow II is safof' nakod the rc-
Tho Doctor's rory wes only nnother soiIoy Of
.Ihls may 10 II good way to cn,!cnyor to dodge
rsople nl0,,t tho Cty-liall aro ,IInblo e mako
mnn bgloru lUlG.
'rhoro woru twelve ,,ow cnses OF anal.pox
Fourteenth Ward, from, whuncn, nls, t'tio cMth
VIVA rcpurtotl, Us also ono ut thu hospital. Thu
!lrHt victim was II child fuund teNtl ut M. KY
Fleetwood street. Tic .luw cnscsWeru rcpnrlgl
M. Il l.it!l street. No. T4U Milwaukee nvD.l,lct
ku ~ lmRr1lhAM street, M. 4! West Hack kh.Wk
HttGct M. III Fox pIncr, anL M. III West plyla-
Nj. III. Fourth aycnt,s uud NJ. 4VJ Wost L.ko
Btrrht.
, 1881-08-18
CALUMET CLUB,

now tr st.lrPED vi. ON THAT HITE.
Tit tia1tltnet Club Is hMvlng very bud luck IN
Obsulnux iew t1slMrtgry, nnd tho fnuml,crs beglu
10 think TINT t,loy uro never 10 huvo II pcrLnn-
1lent homo. Whom tho subject Of permanent
slttartGrs WIS tirst brOuchel, II was proposed to
rurchIlss tho ground upon which tho present
clubhouse STUDS, tuar tho house Lowut and nut
up Il ilner structure which would occupy tho
full GrUntngr. TAls project foil through how
Uvur, and tho Club ucxnn casting nrtLuna for a
IusrAble building site. Some months ugo this
was found. II consisted Of three lots Ut tho
southwest GtJr.tor Of Michigan nv0nlo and
rwnMty-,trAt etrcot,-1ll exceedingly desirable
l0cnlity fOr tnu purposes. III the Club. Tho
architects were instructed to ~ Ahcatl, altl
pletcsl. Il WIS pruposed To hAvo Il thlrty-Iivu-
tUat lnwN lust Hputh uf tho llolisc, which WIS 10
ho built np u tic HlllowAlk limo On tho north.
Everything locked lovely. and the lncinfscrs
were c0ngtntulltinR themselves Oil thnr KrcMt
good luck ill ootnntt,y sllon desirable quartors.
TtiElit AtE-CAsTLks wK,sE SWEET DOWN
Il couple uf weeks ag0. al,A They ilro a9aln luok.
Ing Tor building Aitc. 1t hlppened In this way:
Tho lot thoy desired was Ownud by three par-
tics RHa teny contracted for the purchase OF tho
two ltlsldc lots. While AcsotAt!ng for tho n.,r::
10 tho!l that THO title WAS not a perfect ono,
and investigation pr.,v1d that it WIS
iut u ~ uttlar the control nj n minor, who
Will not como Ut agO fur Sly years, Ard tho Club
tho Club tUnk tho two iusittc l0tA OF It's hands.
AT prtscnt tho building COultnittoo NJ Lilo
lioartl ut Directors ts louking at Sumo vaennt
nts lt tho southern s,art Of tho city, md 1t IL
rb,so will bn nude, Tho architects nro 10 read
inrsA to go to work ut once on tho now plAus,
thnt thoro will bu but little delay In tho work.
, 1881-08-18
A NIaM-oc- War without Guns.

AT tho present timo considerable interest Is
fo!t IT. England coucurnlnR what may 10 callod
which has reco,itIy boon launched at Chatham.
III treatIng OF tho PoypheMus, tho name OF. tho
nuw "n,an.of.war," tho London Ttmes says:
Interesting than Important; and although there
IL no reason for anticipating that aho will be.
navy, thoro IL ovory reason 10 believe that she
viii 'bo u Formidable addition to our hRhttnG
m ~ s1 m s ~ san o9 nr
war yessUls, ana ot the roaiy consideration
given by lhe Controller Of tho Navy and his on.
mint ttl naval deSIGti, nd Jnattec how navel or
curious il may b0, It 10 Kencrniy felt that in the
, 1881-08-18
THE CITY.IIALL.

r,,.uu .n.. <,.... n..,, t..tui .,,s.s.t, x.....,
thkHk "oso 1"fty'"He o'itl"' lfersnas ,sshoa
yesterday, md forty.throo doaths reported nt
tho Hpnlth U.llcc.
,r,,. ,t,,,,. ,,. ,.o,.,.<,,,, ,,.t,, =, ~. ,t,.
a,.a,,nl Cunui t,nnrercnnr tn tio hofa n. tho
u~,rJ ~, ,u ,tot,,t ~, ~, nsth i,s, ~ :, ,a,,.
u'nno no"o 'to'c' III 'no ~''" '"n'' W . o''eN
In lAe AFTERNOON.
MAyou ttAnutsoN.a mira ,vas x.ocnnt vcster
tao. ~ .,.,.,,,,, .,s,,n 81, ~ .t ,',,,.,.f'
n"5 W. 4i"s.u4 Aol'o f"et. ~ '4o 'us'u..,o @ M
coltrollcr uiirncy LOOKS after nlt urgent b1lsl-
hess. Tho Mayor Will bo bltck In ten days.
rn. o,r,,,,o,,+. ,,,t,st .,o s,ro,,.,, .,,,.oxt.,,.
A.' .on'p.a'ats Asuast Wy s'tcta1o'Sruug ,a,,,g
contractor ctntlnua to como III, nut Mr. WA'lor
Is after bin, with Il rutsol cl,lo. Yeatort1ay TIM
Of hfs Gnrtnicn loft him euddoNty, which only
o''t''t '"p.'ets ""sso'
1F"M. u. J." Will emil Ut tho otlsce OF tho Cptn
nilssiuncr Uf Public Works his complaint Will 10
attended, 10 Ail his Information considered us
confidential. Ile sets forth that ho knows u n
big wntor stcal .whiu|l tns bnen going OH for
yeuts, tho rrlts being wealthy manufacturers.
mrs f,n,r,ri,t,, ~, ,,r, mr., ,v..nr l., ,rt,o, to
,, ,rr ~ ro nv ~ ns sa - G.Iuu ~ 49,, ~
III S.1ea ,', :m u ra .n1
~ , tnEsn M 9saa tho + o. h9
To ,ntrr ill., ntty ~ inr}nas ;sn'irr1rtnn, cmhir.
WILL Y ~ y uty ~ ~ ""oets'ou"" 1'p'es'
"n''n y !" pset'"'et ~ w. 1885,. :.
Last ycnr theru wcrc 199s0 saloon licpnses Ii.
stiad and !.u trnnsfcrs. Hcerntnry THOMPSON
intitnatcs that tho United Stntus licensed. In nd
, 1881-08-18
EVANSTON

IsAHsaus' -%....,.
Tho village Erustees met T1Icsday evening.
Tho only Important item 1T business donv was
to @ t TO- oommt,og mutt. psop1s,on from Mr.
.x.r,,,,,, T., I..,str,, ,,oruortin- ,ri,h ~, 49,
n W"v,A,sw,ni ~ ar, tI,ant.. viz IN nIfr o WV
" T,i,t, ,ni,Ispv cua.r NsiiI .,m,firMn Eo;,r hnva
sI.TrssfI,i. ma in " .,nn Itn tr,nnern.,cr nnny]n
s,it.sertoi. Theru ara twenty ,norn now IN the
d9ekct., Tho rrobabi!lty e that Iut few Q! them
c, ban., sinci ~ fnn,x 70 tn u swsn, - ~,
tn,,,.t - ssu, rs.,r i, 1.hi"n ~ III nv - .n ~
tIss i,Shv ir. IN. . ca ttr t,,, o Luz
, 1881-08-18
Jews IN GERMANY,



Y'luccs = Lcssing,s "Nnthan tito
yytxc.ss
EistaacA Leittr 10 Talt atsii 0auite ti,otdon).
Iii Il furtnDr 1uttvr alluded to tho Ercat
socfnbiIity Witnessed 1T ThurlnEtaW water
inS.places md forest resorts, NIL tho nsseil,-
bIed guests fratorniZlng III " nlutlilcr worry
agreeable 10 contemplate. anl sorry
10 have to dwell OF one painful exception
10 tlils rule, nnti 10 toto Il pliase of t1er-
lilall life III becoming ono Of thu best Gd.lcnt-
cl sections Of tho 1lllinnll race. Tic Jews.
no nlntter wlnt their position, arc never IT.
cludcd IN wliat our German ncighbors call
rclsc',ck01t,itschaft ft-truyeltng ncH Huu,,ItlI,ce.
Wherever you 40 you find tho Jews apart;
their children tlo not join in the games Of
the others III hotel BURDENS; they s!t at tnDIo
and Immediately begin d CONVEX
sati!9n, no Motice wl!a.eyer Is taken
which llase beeolno almost deserted by Other
t!lltlsr. Wu must liye in Germany among
Gernlan people TO reallze this extraofdlnary
S Su e tstE2fRiqsfIS fRn weplc II est eersa ssa 4 cf
INNS spcMa Of the jews Ili ter!l,s more bitter
thu, aMythlng ever sti,l III MY l,rarlng by
Frcnc'. Catholics of, the Republicans, OF
ytco ycrs!, and Wien huye yontured to OK
statement tllat no sucll feeling exists in Ell
gland; that the. Jews uru received on pre-
ctscly tho SANG footing us others Into, ,aoclcty
iat,py to number Jews among. my ne
HlMlntnMce. the only reply l could obtain
WIS, nll1 this sMcsonspanied bya look OF semi
increlulity: "Ilien nil we ca, suy Is, the
Jows IL England are not like those Of Berlin
and other places lGrG,n
lAto tlle causes or this wnye the nntt-
Jewish feeling l0w sweeping oyur Germany
cAnl.ot here enter. ! feel, however, unable
10 pass by the most painful experience Of my
visit to tfGrtnnty utter the abscnco of ten
ycnis. Tlle hue naiu cry being raised ngnttlst
tho Socialists acCln 10 All English mind
irrnt!onaE enough; whit Is that compared 10
thu "llup, llcp. hep" "hoing raised agalnst the
Jews, aud not by tic Ignorant and the vulgar
What Mvafl III Germany tho tuachlggs OF. the
grent Leasing, .wllnsa ideal, as high perhaps
~ u1y III imaginative literature, was II jew !.
II w0 look buck II hundred years (an English
writer OH German llfo md literature, III.
Jnpp, Is here 1T, admirable guide) we shall
SEQ how dcptorable was the. position OF
tho Jows In Germany tlleM. Could thu
fvlssohi revisit ,tle earth mud yeo what
Is now going on III Germany aud Kussin, he
must B,Irely despair of the education of thu
human racU rs f0resltndowed by hts equally
| nlngtla1limollY friend. .'NutDa1l tile Wise y
Is often gtve,1 III German theatres, and eager
| nu,liotlccs sit nut the long, and somewhat
MoM0tOno.ts play for tho sake OF. the noble
tlietion and stu 1obler sentiments It con
teaclin9 Of "Nathan tho Wiys" IN Germany
| lust now.
, 1881-08-18
before he e,,,ild rl,Rh froli Under. ThIs Ier was
all probability cn,tso tho Itss Of tho mcm6cr
ADJUSTMENTS. (,


= TIE IIIVNINS CtJNCl1ST8.
Tho program for tho Thomas voncert tllis
cyrntnE Mt tho Exposition }lulltling isionc Of
rAtu oxcollu,ec. Its coMLrnl feature. will bu
The sixth Symphony Ut Beethoven wl,icl,
Ntr. Thomas gave lare Inst winter: Mt tho
M,,sir.lfnll. mud around It. nrc grouped
sch0bert's "lIungarlau sIarci y; TIE music
front tho third net of ,VNgner's "Walkt-
ROM; the delightful furry overture "Alad-
din" by llornnl,,a,,n; Siratss' Tales from
thu Vienna Woods Waltz; and 1.anlbye's
" Champagne (ialo,h" Tile novelties Of
tlss program, will 10 the Dnllot m'tsin to 1s,,.
!" "tAcatlenlin Oyurlurc," descriptions Of both
pf which )Iayo already appeared In TJiE
Tn!npHE, aud Satnt~Sntns' barcarolc, "Uno
Nult Lisbonne."
, 1881-08-18
THE WAYS OF THE WICKED.
WHAT TIE pniIrE HAVE NsEn unika


Superintendent MoUArixlo has maloa report
Of tho .ninys Of tho police for tho quarter cnd-
lilE juut ~ Lust. which shows that Sa&,I57
wnrth of property was stolcn, and t3l.-
1sl worth recovered. Thors wore $E..os4
worth Of 1,roporty recovered, tho loss
ot whioh was neyer ronorted to tue polies. thu
cxpe&lsoS Wgro &l41tka. TherO wGfo B,aa4t ,l,r-
rests nude. mud $as s1i3 WINS tho AInount nf fines
inposcd. ,Of the afrostpa, 8,'EIt wore halcr and
ysara n uyo. Ihero we're a.s76 persons inod ~
While l ~ g, wero ae!A Of. oc!naa caas3s:. There
ass!!!! ,ss!a|!. S|.s tn,snt@. e k!Il u Al AZ
Ill i1r burglary, id0 1or carrying concealed
weapous,' Thero worv MIl arrests for larcollyi
.Irunks, e9i, drunk and disonieFly. bEl disGr::
iil.tulno, 7lts ut dltorderly houses, h; inluntoB
u cunning -bGusca, 80; keeping dinorterly housea.
81 keupiiE lo..sos ot ill.taMe, l9li !nallolous
mischief. Oft Fobbery, ll0i yaKranuy, a7!; pElzo-
lighting. ", and violauons OF ultJ aratnances.
l481, There were H2s lost Ghlldran returned by
the pollGe, aud s.b58 lodxoTs ACCOMMODATED
hlshed to lodgors aud prsoneis., These wOro
~ drlakGn porsuns assisted 70 thelr homes, and
~ sick cues properly cared Tor after being
found On tho &treat&.
, 1881-08-18

yixible Of her 1T sea, cxcei,t TINT m ~ h
slight auporstrnotl'rn or tlurrcanc dces as atet
ratacti. hnd that 2 connIng.towcr. Sx H.. Tt bs
tint tho eccentric vessel, boih H. 4. tensrti
Aucs and tho conditions nf III sj,tnnaaa ~ appear.
DO attributed tnJules vetno ruthnr ~ Inftdt
respectable officials, tho Admiralty. 'aa u ta*s
, 1881-08-18

TI,e Frorli,tiscl,nft," a social organization,
will give II S,tM,ncrnghta Fest and Concert
At Daunl's Twunty-secoMtl Street Pavilion
this evclilng. Tho orchestra, ,t,ldnr the leatl-
erxh,p Of Mr.. I.lescgang, will perform nj, ex-
Cel!ent light prngratil, and Nil illumination
mil tlrewnrks will Md 10 tho festive uhur-
meter OF tho OCCASION.
, 1881-08-18

Thls evening will occur tho twcnty-fifth
performance Ut" Tho World" "at Movicker's
Thoutrc. 1t will be II gaia nighl. Programs
Of tic most oxlulsit designs, co,,taiAtna steel
engraylngs, will bc presented 10 eaell Indy
tic I,lst Of "Tll0 World"
, 1881-08-18

hnnast null ltnscr,lnnlo,is md tho proceedings
wtrr nte.i!GAty expensive. --.
1. The isttmtnlatrMtnn md distribution or nm
rstltr nrcorlinR to tho rules If Equity. rcllef
hEntnat frnud. Ar tho restraint nf unlawful antl
unjust rrncrcllihHh rc so tninll!n 10 Judges and
lawyers, MIL Ht,htnpiy trnvtcd fnr by ho rrne-
tcc us tho Court of EtDi,Ity, that IN Ipgslaton u
trtrcd on thusd subjects, New slntutca would
tlili1 nE relief. -
, 1881-08-18

o,np5ss,i by ;ho Cltizss Hssuc,atjo,a On th,s
s"'s Mpr isSs: vnrs ntsi!ns,ps M !1G' md auucd u,s
hUIirs tio conclusion was arrived ut that thta |
Is not tho tluo il, eforco tho nstiianncc recent.
p"ssH ~, Tos l .Sow ot o ~ e w'oo 70 n ;hs 40 , n
chill chi. b prevented. ,'
Xii j,Itlas known In this country wcrc dis.
,sptionIar @ ,lovlco W % wlshnt sivts @Ronsn W. wa
n Ssnt;Ri os y "stoe4ns to tnako tho meeting
ah ~ ress tto Il" vsws n WSiu ha A m % Is"
suppress stinkc was: FlrAt Uirotu firing, With
II trupcr construction nf tho fnrnaco nHd iho
sat w III s'fD III sc II IKE ta po th thc
sieatn lot. ii iii thuso 4oul Things nrO com.
biae,. aad ths workmsn .io tholr duty. tic
view las[ccd ntose. @ 10 cSa;i'ie tho foreign cor.
cniS sat ne ss :. Ffaks % ss 10
10 over thoni. sir. .AnLler suggested that. Al
This IL tho only city in tho uliitc' States thu.
here will bo looked upon ~ decisive. tho Ulsl-
!nss o.xht to 30 @ cSn.Ii.cte.l hy rrgn!arly @ Gr.
nreau Wn dt f nyipR u NJ Is o the the
money necessary Tor such n purpose.
raw asp PLANE,
M in n" ror ame ts ne tIaIto s9a,c.
,, te ,,s1 ;r nnSs nrn roav ,0 no
snlni stnf,,s nnii i@islnrss prnsiMritv ~ ito
sI st Ht.m9 H sh ts1 ,xx .ss.s ,s,. ~ NJ ~
vnmc "1,nn.t 'ST wnrtoiIv s5,ts tnr ,n
@ ~ ~, a, @ ..Gy .,.n ~ i,o,o,., f ,n.tl.'
n i,s Sn o ~ tsir nmnxSs vnttn ~"
,.,., f,. W. y,,tr.,,I,. 20 " tG b ,t.thnr.
nMsntntls tor ~ Gs. i,,1. au .nu l
no 9MSv ~ 4, st1n th ~ xn.
prntrrtiyu AssSnton IN m tI 81 uarncters' sar'uss
mrgantinn III " ~ rIuklvor ~ XII tesd mxstrrs
wcto ~ W. ~ insI a,i WIN, H. T., ,, ~
senvs rU,u's y, ~ 1T No. III wasnnvto u, sfrc"t.
,WcF w % ,,r, ,.,s s m't
@ e ,sn.t soT u .,,s|, nMu na.rat;o ~, % ~
!n9 cneet tunt y !a.pM! @ @ nv ~, ou... w.
iinoms iii OF cnepenters aa" 1o'aess III osof tno
olLy A. ~ ~ ~ nlsRvuss' ,,,,,o. ,,.,, ,, 81.
~. ,tHIu1!tu.s au ''E!e'S 9s ,t.. aen va t ~
Hp' ~ !Arsanen stsGn. msa ~ ,sFe
" tmo Iot!sti5ina "Ms Fcta " ,n1 ncGsrtm.y, sty,
@ aau ~ M @ s;',, Fs1n III. ~
HsM WINS .lnnliestGu. nMts Hs.t!u lsuui tnls' Ho
poo'"es' " .n!ru. '"aso .s'... w.. .'"ss.o"'
"AhtHS" noth""n"hhhe'
TIC l1oscrlnnkors' Natonn! Convention , rr.
cottvttictl yesterday morning mt = o'cuck. Tho
Cun,ntttpo on Constitution nnd lsy,LaWs SUB.
nltttetl n long rroninsIc, setting farth thv NIL
IN tllSt0 alf II
, 1881-08-18
THE CITY.


IN GENEnAL.
a, Conn, Cleveland, o.. ts at tho Leland.
G,onn N. RrEEt., u. =. n. Is nt tho Pacific.
l., r.. sMtT,i, OF Hoston, Ia nt the Sherman.
s.k, t,App, Of Kowauet, ILL.,, ls at the ,rro-
mont. '.....
a. 8. HAeKEtt, of New York, Is Mt tho Trc-
mont.
N. l.. CLARK, Jn., of Louisville, Ky, Is ut tho
Palmer.
Iupor AMOS Conn. Of Lincoln, Neb., Ia mt tho
Palmer. ,..
j. NJ. 1sosMEt,. Of Marquette. Mich, III ut tho
Ehcrlnan.
uxonoE ". nAsnts, of rokin, Ill, is Mt tho
fremont.
MAI. r. c. HUTCHINSON, u. s. a., is at Tho Pa.
clio with hts wife. r
coxourssMAx AMos TOWNSEND. Of CLEVELAND,
O., IL nj thu rncllc.
CHARLES I,AMrORu, +. II. Itomiugton, and j.
n. Lott, u. y. NJ. nto Mt tho Sherman.
.IupuE AM Mns. THOMAS WILSON and Miss
Wilson, OF WinoMa, tilnn., arO at tho l'aulfle.
THE lsey. nr. j.. van Dnkkclcn, OF llstFtalo. n.
y, f. IN town, stopping with bis son, II. O. Vaii
JInkkoipn.
j. r., Il. IT,. and e. +. Conn. OF England, and
N. Frankfort, Of Amsterdam, Holland, nro Rt
tho rncic.
As. Moi,IE,s General FrcIsht-Agent Of tho
I.urllngton. Ccnr liar!ds = Northorti Railroad,
CcEur HnpIds. Is ut the raInlor.
alt, 600 IN ssc, was ;fisb.lrscd. The receipts
OF silver amounted to &3,0AA
nsanam 4 sSAx Il " c 1IarlT!s ssio: Teonti a
!. y. Robertson, Scotland, nrc registered ut tho
Palmer. d
ruE internal revenuo receipts yesterday
footed UP ssl0s, of which sl. lei w,.s FOR sl!s,s
for bcor.
IuE representative Of tho Denver tColol Irth-
fl!c, Mr. Il. 4. vlntosl. N Il guest uf tho Palmer
House. aud win he In tho city for soo time u
interest of hts journal.
TIFF caso ot George Enton, sn!oonkocpcr nil
Ketlz,o avenue. nrrcstcd last week on Il charKo
nj larceny. was up hcIoro Justice Walsh ycstcr-
dny, md tho Defendant WINS acquitted.
Wl1L1s DnuMMosp. Land Con,nissonor Of
cmd md " x. H. tnvcland. President nr tho denver
4 south.pnrk lsailroad, aro at tho Pacific.
THE Elcctlc Mcd!cn! Society mot in rcgular
e sven,ns, ] 1T owaa t. ths aS.enss of tho assaY.
ists thery was Only a icsu'tory discussion oil un-
interesting medltR! topics.
THE Postmaster Mt Isu*hnoll. III. tclcgraphcd
yesterday 10 inspector StlMrt that curly lii tue
morning his oilicg had hcen broken ii.c anu the
eHte rttod Of II largo nn,o11nt Of monoy-order
funds, stamps, a1ttl othor vnlLnhlos.
Mannssc, uptict,,1,, 81 Madison street, Tribune
!tudng, wins: III. u,.. II degree.: 10 u. M, sl:
i a3onsics % ssi Is J. II d. ~ a & a 95u = m ~; . & % a.
ngc from yorkvile, ILL.,, WINS overcome by
!ho cGpcts Of the SUMS rays IT. tho eor,.ur OF
o'eioek ycstsrIay afternoon. Ho sas takcn to
tho County Hospital.
DETECTIVES TuoxAH J.. SIMMONS and John n. /.
1ialnes hayo been trnns!orrGi from rpm TIC CeItrs'l
+, Costello amt .tNtnes Isrnt0n to WcBt Madison
, 1881-08-18

Now, quick, complete cure; uriuary ai,ccHo..
alItArtinH, fre11ont or difficult uriunttnm III.
diseases; 81; drugEista. Depot d iaku s,rse, ,re7
, 1881-08-18

wunt back 10 tho didewnlk. AZ sum 10 tho
wasuls % ,n1Eaa , to rsSoiye, howeyes, tho ynunE,:
ra ii. IL tic trough. sad II tlc liSnsossy toy,
whp won't nearvr than the othors, was drawn In
ala crushed. Mr. tioE,iea said by wished it uIl.
stnrtetl Without warning. Al It was nccossary
10 have tho trough uncovered. IT would bt
81 o Hy III a sfaGs e.
youngsters Of tho pelghboFhood would hIvo no
further curiosity rc9ordtng ths. machine, aud
tho ground whoru any one cuuld full Into 1t. and
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speaking in the Park lecture course at Lins- ley's Hall on Thursday and Saturday even ings. This entertainment, which will open the second course of entertainments, will be given probably on Thursday evening, the 2Sth inst. A quartette composed of Mrs. F. E. Hall, Miss Ida Bassett and Messrs Jones and Jessup of the Yale G1ee club will furnish music for the occasion.
 The Misses Hurlburt, the Bush brothers and MT. E. A. Smith of New Haven will take part in the Esther rehearsal tomorrow (Thursday) evening. All who have attended the recent rehearsals are loud in their praises of MT. Stiles as director and MT. Clinton as an accompanist, and will be sure to be pres ent at the concerts next week
 Fast day services will be held at both of the churches at the usual hour on Friday morning. A fine musical programme has been prepared for the morning service at St. Johns on Easter Sunday
 MT. Fred. l.. Mansfield is father again and can now boast of as fine pair of boys as any man of his years in the town.
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AsH-IoNlC

A Perfected Purifier Of the System.
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 For Indigestion, and Dyspepsia, the many forms of Liver Complaint, Impure and Impoverished Blood, and Functional Derangements attendant upon Debility, and for Building up the weak, Ash-TOnic is doubtless the most prompt and certain remedy yet devised. In 1-2 Ib. bottles, 75 cents Six Bottles, $4. Accredited Physi- clans and Clergymen, who may desire to test the Tonic, will be supplied with not exceeding six bottles, at one-half the retail price, money to accompany the order. Sold by Druggists, and by D. B. Dewey x Co.,, 46 Dey St., N. Y.
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The symptoms are moisture, like perspira- ton, intense itching, increased by scratching, very distressing particularly at night, as if pin worms were crawling in and about the rectum the private parts are sometimes af- fective if allowed to continue, very serious results may follow. Dr. Swayne's All-Heal- ing Ointment is pleasant and sure cure Also, for letter, itch salt rheum, scald head
 erysipelas, barber's itch, blotches, all sealy, cents, three boxes for SIPS. Sent by mail to any address on receipt of price in currency or three cent postage stamps. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne & Son, ,33O North Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists. Swaynes Pills are the best for all bilious disorders. They ward off chills and fever. ma21 d&w COW 4p1y
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