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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE,
AND THE ONLY LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST,

=
AN TIE Hi hasf AN f, Thh nN WEsF,
DOUBLE THAcKl JxSNEy courLEEi
A. f NJ 70 iks f'' @As SHINY
IL, 2o-CHIcAeo, CINciSNATI AsDST. LOUIS FAST
500 baltimore, Ellcot City and Way Stations
te. 4o-BALTiMoRE EXPIRES.
mont strasburg, Winchester, Hagerstowu
and Way via helay;l s,.,,o
e.15-PHtLApELrHIA, NEW York and BOSTON
s.4o-SrAuNToN and VALLEY EXPRESS. (Con.
meets for Hagerstown and at Point ofRocks
10 oo-on Sunday oniy -Baltimore, Annapolis and
1o.oo-BXLTIMoRE ExrnEss Stops at Hyatts-
vile, College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapoli
Junction. Jessups and Hanover
io.4o-PIrTsBURaH, CHICAGO, CINcISNATI and
st. LOUIS EXPRESS.
1910 Baltimore, Ellicot City, Annapolis and Wa,
t1.25-On sunday Only, for Baltimore and Way.
t2.l5-BAITIMoRE EXPRESS.
s.so--iiaitimore and Way Stations. Winchester.
Frederick, Hagerstown and Way, via re
4.so-BALrIMoRE HyArTsvILLE AND LAUREL
EMPRESS, Frederick, via Relay. Stops at
baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
. Of Rocks and Way stations; .,,,.. 49,.
Io.fo-bALEl,iOhF fsAFRff,S. kDlaTtuSDuIB hho
Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyattsville and
Laurel.)
6.o5-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
TO .46-Baltimore and Way Stations.
7.3O-BALTIMoRE, HYATTsvILLE and LAUREL
EXPIRES.
te.l6-PITTsBURGH, CINCINSATI, and ST. LOUIS
EXPIRES.
TO. 5o-PHILADELPHIA, NEW York and BOsTON
EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to New York.
1o.oo-BALTIMoRE, HYATTsvILLE and LAUREL
EXPRESS. Stops on signal OF to let OFF pas
sengers at any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
tDaily. tSunday only. Other trains daily ex-
cept Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
tiOn.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
a Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington station, and SIS
and 1881 Penna. avenue, cor OF nth street, where
orders will be taken IL baggage to be checked and
received at any point IL the city.
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Killed by u Six.Year-Old BOY.

Santa Fe Letter. .t
John Goshen, a New Mexico desperate,
who boosted that he had murdered ten men,
was killed by the six-year-old son of one
HallOwell, near Santa Fe, the other day.
Previously he had attacked Hallowell with
out provocation, and been knocked down.
Later he called at Hallowcll's house, found
the latter's son playing in the yard, and
asked for his father. "What is your name?'
inquired the boy. "Goshen, was the re-
ply. "Ill see if father is at home, said
the lad as he went into the house. When
he returned he brought shotgun, and
Goshen received load Of buckshot before
he could mount his horse The boy had
been instructed by his father to shoot Cos
hen if he called during his parents absence
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NITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue of writ of ier facies issued out Of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia, and to me directed Will sell at pub
lie sale, for cash, at the Court House door OF said
District, on Thursday the 18th day of July, 1891 nj
II o'clock m, all the right, title, claim. and inter
est Of the plaintiff In and to the following described
property, to witt Lot lettered &c" in John b. kib-
by's recorded subdivision Of original lot numbered
Q, In square No. 55, In the City Of Washington, d.
to satisfy execution No. SOD, at law, In favor
Charles A. Kmmell, use of Albert +. Fox.
e. II. HENRY,
jysdts U. s. Marshal.
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AUCTION SALES---TO-DAK.


= FVT
BY virtue ola deed of trust dated 2sth day of
May, 1878 and duly recorded In libcr No. $40, folio
W. one of the land records of the District Of Coum
ba and 1T the request ofthe party secured thereby,
VIII offer at pubcsalein front Ufthc premises on
Friday, July ~, atGp. M, lot numbered 10 Of Day
idsons subdivision Ofsqarc l2G, subdivision made
lot u In said square.
Terms ofsale: One-third cash and the residue
In three equal Instruments payable In six, twelve
and eighteen months from day of sale. with inter-
est SIX per cent per annum payable quarterly and
to be evidenced by promlSsOry notes of the pur-
chaser secured by deed of trust on the premises
sold or ~ cash ~ the option Of purchaser. de.
post OF SOD VIII he required mt the time of bid. II
purchaser fails to comply with terms within seven
days from sale the trustee Will resell ut his cost and
risk All c0nveyanclng at purchasers cost.
TDOS. II. WAGGAMAN,
Jy0edSds Trustee.
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Wanted-Everybody to invest in quart
bucket Howson's ice cream, 30 cts, bucket
| included. $1.25 gallon, delivered in ice,
Twelfth and Massachusetts avenue.
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DIED.

DRAFTS on London, Dublin and Paris, at
ii. ID. Cooke, Jr., & Co.'s, 1429sF st.
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DIR. Rhodes Trnnsfusing battery,
advertised in another column, is an article
of real merit and is worth its weight in gold
1t will positively do what is claimed for it.
Money chcerfully refunded to all using it q
satisfied. Mr.. II. X. Hclphenstine, the we'll
known druggist, Fourteenth and Fstrcets-
Ebbitt HOuse--is the agent. ,.o
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Georgetown Advertisements.

VIZ H. wHEATLEY'S Steam Dyeing and Wet
wv . and Dry Securing Establishment, will cali
Tor and deliver work anywhere IN the District,
upon receipt of address by mail or otherwise
Goods received and returned by mail and express
from and TO all parts of the country. No. 1865 (old
4O Jefferson street, near Bridge Georgetown, D. @.
-..l ap1i
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Miscellany.

Don't forget Prentiss' Concentrated
Lemonade for your lunch, Seventh and +.
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Since Mr.. Harry Il. Dorsey took posses
sion of the Senate saloon, corner Of Man
snd Lsmsr streets, he has had it entirely
renovated and ovsrhsuled aud repapered,
and has now the cosiest, suul gest, nestost
saloon in the city, But the chiof feature
with the Senate is the excellence of the
liquors there to be found, The whskiss are
the very purest, Oldest hand made sour mash,
tho very nectar creme do ia creme of
WHISTLES. His brsndics, wines land Of these
he has full line), sles, mineral wspers and
cigars, arc sll imported. There ia not a
dollars worth of goods in the house excop,
tho wbiskies and fresh beer always on tap,
that sre not imported. With cordial We.
come TOR all, and courteous treat ment, and
only She finest quality OF goods, he Is making
tho Senate the place.
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This remarkable actress will be with US
next Wednesday, as will DO seen by the I'D.
ver,i,,ment elsewhere in this Issue. In
speaking of hor grca,ploy, "The Two or'
phans," tho Savannah News says eve
found Miss Kate Claxtin in every rcspcc,
tho accomplished and talented actress shc hs,
boon represented, and her company l., un-
doubleday, taken as whole, ono of tho bct,
orgsnixed and finest that hes accompanied
any "s,ar" 10 our city since the war. NJ g
Clsxton's pcrsonation Of the beau iful chsr.
meter of "Louise" evinced carnestness 4
fidelity TO nature that won tho highest al
miralios Of her audience. In not ne Vt tue
varying and trying eccncs through which sav
passes was she otherwise than isult,s. In
truth Il required NO stretch of tho imsgins.
ton 10 enable one 10 think that the verilable
"Iouiso" Of thu beautiful aud pathetic story
was present. ln tho Acting tho spectator lost
eight Of tho actress. The originality of con-
ceptlon, fAi.hiulness and execution, estsb'
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a Plucky Old s.ady.

shNNy WIN
A grost deal has been ssid and written
concerning tho remarkable vitality, both
mon.sl and physical, rs exhibited by very
aged persons. An example OF ii WAS to be
seen Sunday afternoon at the Union depot,
In the person of Mira. rsbiths Mckinney.
over whose head eietiy.scven summers nave
r.Ilcd, Her form WAS bent, and It was with
difficulty that she hobblcd abou. the room on
her stick, vet shemanages to got around. In
conversation with her, n HERALD reporter
,rned that she was from Winchester, Viz
glnis and that abe was on her way to Austin
10 look after the estate OF nor father Chtis.
,opher Wells, whose heirs hsvo been advcr.
tisrd for by tho state. She wado the Journey
10 lar alone, and her money giving cut, she
was, to uae her own expression, bound To
bog when she 'got strapped" Twice sho
Nas put oil tho train, not having u
sufficient sum of money to pay hcr fare
to the noS. point ye, generally She psssen-
ge,s had contributed TO buy hrr tickets and
pho had gotten this far by that mcans.
Chnlopher Wells, her father, died years ago
Ut Urbnnn, Ohio, leaving fourteen ,chidrcn,
all of whom, save four, have since died. liz
loft M estate In this state valued at something
| 'ss than y million of dollars. Tho estate
was willed 10 her father by m uncle Of his
named Hester, Since tho heirs hsd been nd.
vottiscd for two women impersonatins he,
md sister had vi.ited Austin and tried tc
pct possession Of tho property, but tho fac
that they were frauds was discovered. Mrs
Mckinney says that her lawyer advised hel
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demonstrations Of supernatural power nevss
before witnessed in shis city, snd oil without
,se use of cabinet, or any tying with ropes
or Handwriting, The performance through
out is said to be a most interesting one and
the spacious hall will doubtless be crowded.
The philadelphia North American Of
Wednesday, December 10, says: Just 1
long us spiritualism finds its believers there
will be an active interest on the part of the
skep,lcs, who, thanks to the cbicsnery Of
its disciples, have had everything their own
way of late years. j. NJ. Colville has &c.
cured the assistance Of five newly developed
and wonderful mediums" with whom he
viii hold a grand spiriiusiistic revival at
Horticultural Hall this evening. II is only
fair 10 Mr.. Colville 70 cay that his exhibit
bition ought to be very interesting, shcei: is
announced 10 DO free from nearly all the
machinery which has hitherto formed a
very material psrt Of this .o-cslled religion.
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DEATH OF THE CAR.

Our associated press dispatches this morn |
ing announce that the car Of Russia WAS
ssssssiLa.ed Sunday by nihiist conspirators.
The nihilists, as is pretty generally KNOWN
are Russian order, similar 10, in fact almost
identical with, tho commune OF Paris. Their
name is indicative Of their principles. They
deny God, scoif at religion, hate law and
order, and wan, only chaos. Plot after plot
have they formed,and attempted TO carry
into execution for the murder OF tho car,
but without success until Sunday, and a
lorg list Of the bloodiest crimes lies u. their
door. In tho name Of liberty they have
outraged every law, divine and human'
moral and decent. They are a
sect Of fanatics; an organized
brotherhood of msniacs; junta OF Yelled
Prophets, az it were; intellectual, ravenous
beasts seeking 10 destroy and pull down all
established iorms of state, church and society,"
AMI to sacrifice upon tho affairs OF their hate
and imoraoiicability all who oppose them or
think differently from them. The Gar
Alexander II assembled tho throne, ut the
DEATH of his father, Car Nicholas, in March,
1856, the Crimean war being then still
pending. Ito terminated this war, losing by
IL small strip OF country in Bessarabia and
tho naval preponderance of his country IN
the Black ses. He still Ind war on his
hands with the Caucasiuna, under the
lead Of Shamyl, but ended this
In September, 1852 by the capture
of Shanyl. During his reign, he freed the
serls from bondage concluded iavoraoiy
commercial treaties with OhiOn md Jspan,
and acquired from Chins n vaIuaplo n1d
extensive tract OF lanh ON iho Amoor river.
lie carried on innumorable wars with the
tribes AMI people subject to hls rule who
w9re constantly in rebellion, but the ehl-'
war during his reign WAS lho recent conlilc'
with Turkey, ia which the Russian armies
| were victorious. Cruel and ylndictiyc by
nature, like all tho komanoils no was cold,
impassvo and utterly selfish. For iraIl
woman, princess, il ID true, no sacrificed
tho happiness OF his wife and tho peace OF
his domestic circle, aud Gro his empress WAS
more than cold in her unlimely grave
to which HIS cruelty had driven her, no had
taken to his bosom as his wift
his former mistress Tyrannlcal in his fam
lily, his court and with his people, 1t Is
no wonder that he was despised aud hated Ms
well as feared by all Glasses. In the mines OF
Siberia, thousands now mourn in anguish and
suffering because Of his relentless cruelty
and vindc,iveness. His eldest son,
who succeeds to The throne, was
at variance with his father, because he enter
tanned more liberal Vows and wanted con-
cossons made 10 the people. 1t is 10 be
presumed that no will gre MS people n ireer
government.
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Sunday night tho house Of Nj W. @.
Willis, who lives near the Caruth farm,
north of the city, was buFghrizel by un.
known parties and $93 IN money stolen. He
and his family retired 70 bed At an early
hour snd did not know anything Of tho
robbery until the f0Licwing morning, when
the trunk was missed. II was afterwards
found n short distance from the house. 1t
hid been broken open and the money taken,
though nothing else WAS missed. Tue bur
glars effected an entrance through window.
and Mr.. Willis s of the opinion that he and
his family were drugsei, or he would have
heard them.
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sVNOTlCE is hereby given that Henry
Loeb and Henry Friedlander, under the irm
name of Loeb 4 Frledlander, are the only sue.
cessors of the late firm OF Ike Loeb Il Co., and
they alone are authorized to transact all bus
iness pertaining to said late firm. The public
generally are notified of this fact aud requested
to call upon and correspond only with said
Loeb Friedlander In Ill matters connected
with said lato flrrn. Ne are still at our old
stand, corner Camp and Lamar ats, Were
we Will serve our customers with the same DIS
patch Us heretofore.
LOEB 4 FRIEDLANDER.
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Died OF MS Wounds.

NJ. B. Payne, who was stabbed last Sunday
wotk ngo at Scyene by John Grey, died
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock from his in
juries. Justice Price, acting coroner. en-
panelled n jury OF inquest Sunday night to
inquire into tho cause Of his death, which
met NJ the residences of the deceased. cue
mile north of Scyeno. Two with Gases, Mrs
NJ. r. Payne, wif3 of the deceased, and Peter
Haught, s,ep-brother Of Greys, who d id the
killing, testified Mrs, Payno's evideacs was
in substance that on Friday night, the iih,
her hus band stayed with Dick Taught, ard
Saturday morning sac and her brother wen,
over to sec Taught, who was siok will fever,
Payne and Grey went 10 Mesquite on Satur.
day aud returned drinking, bringing supply
of whisky home with them, Sunday morning
they began drinking agalo, and Payne was
joking uroy about something that happened
10 him tho day before, which brought
about u war of words between them.
They made friends aud west
over tn tho house ofold Mrs. Haughrs, short
distance aud returned sooA afterwards.
bringing wild horse with them, PAYNE
wanted 10 ride the horse and his wills, who
objected, called him, ard while no was talk
ing TO hor, Peter Taught got on the hcrr
and rode it, Payne then went around thu
house and said something 10 Groy--she did
not know what II was. She heard n noise,
and on going around the house saw Grey
throw arook ut Payne, who WINS running
from him. Payne then picked up rock
and threw ut Grey. Gray said thu, he would
90 down TO old Mrs llaughts, got gun
ard come back aud kill him, ard
Ia short timo he returned apU
making for Payne. cut him twice. once n few
inches below the arm pit extending into the
luugaud once In tho shoulder blade. Grey
then left.
Peter Taught, the other witness, stated hi
Grey and Payne had pony and that Gre,
bot Payne halt dollar no could not rid,
it. PAYNE after his wife called him, ~
mad at Grey and cursed him, which brough
on fight in which Payne struck Gray VIII
a quirt. when Grey at the Same time cut hin
twice, MS above stated.
The Jury has reserved iIs verdict for Ii
present, and tho matter IL now being invos.i
gated by tho grand Jury. Grey is sull =
largo.
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Editors OF Dallas Herald.
SHERMAN, Tex, March Is, 1881.
/ ON DESTROYS of learning where my
brother, John Bell, is. When last heard
from he WAS working sir miles from Dallas.
Anyone giving clue to his whereabouts will
be literally rewarded. lie is dark COM
Completed, with black hair and eyes; age,
% ; height, five feet SIX inches; weight, one
hundred and forty five or one hundred and
hity pounds. w. IL. BELL,
Sherman, Texas.
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FRoA tho Nth 10 the 10Th Professor Tioe
announced in his almsnac that there wa, To
DO rising barometer, falling Temperature and
fair or cloar weather. Yesterday was the
Nth and no hit it exactly. For tomorrow
We may probably have falling barometer
with rising temperature and cloudy threaten
ing weather, as this Is his Representation for
tho 10th to the 18th, with rain storms.
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Spiritual scnnce.

A spiritual ecnaco will be given a. theopcra
house, this Tuesday evening March 10, under
the direction of Mr.. j. NJ. Colville, assisted
by Two ncwly.doveIopod and wonderful
mediums. During tho evening no proposes
10 introduce number of new and startling
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-15

ished in the minds Of the Savannah su-
dience Miss Clsxton's claims as one Of tie
best and most perfect ac;res.ss on the Ameri-
can stage In appearance she is rather
petite, possesses most intelligent and eX-
pressWe countenAnce and in action is
extremely graceful. The audience were
charmed with her, and testified their appre-
cia.ion.by hearty and warm applause.
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DALLAS, March |, lSSl.
hrleg's Niilfor Sale,

az great saorice O'e iN-horse power en-
glne complete, with foIr machinery, All In
Soou running order, AMI dwelling, mil build
ing and g'ound, $50 by l25 feet, all for =. 900;
or m,chhlnrry alone Dor VI 200 Address
CHRISTIAN KRElG. Dallas, Texas,
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roo LATE FOR CLASSIFiCATiON.

tE ANlED.- A woman TO do general work
w In small family. Apply to "flne,
Very Fne.p
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INDICATIONS.

Generally Jcir woafher; ro,iablr, shytin0 ~
Ieras 10 colder uorthwasteriy Winds; higher b.
frine.er
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Dissolution and Go partnership

The partnership heretofore cNlstn. between
NJ. ID, darlington and II u, Underwood, un-
der the arm name of Darlington \ Uud.r.
wood, is his day dissolved 10y mutual cunsu {,
II r. Undcrwn' Il retiring. The bu Inca. W Ii
hereafter he carried On by NJ. -, Gn'lHgton
aud Thomas field, who nave enter d, into q
par, ncrahlp. under the name If Gsriugton ~
Field, NJ. y, HARI SGION,
II u. USll' Nv GOD,
pHOM Az FIELD.
DALLAS, March |, lSSl,
Calling attention % the above notice, re.
spectiully ask for the new sm tho continued
patronage 50 generously given to the old arm
by It's friends, II. f. UNDERWOOD
DALLAS, March |, lSSl.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sTNOrlCE.-Quarterly meeting Of Queen
City Lodge X. OF H., Wednesday evening,
March Is. In accordance with Bylaws all
momoers required 10 be In attendance.
A. q. ARDRAY, Reporter.
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"W!NE OF CAROUl" cures irregular,
painful, or difficult menstruation.
ror-alebv all druggists
, 1881-11-02

III south winds, fair weather md failing
barometer during thu day. followed by cold.
.cr tluttl!cAst ~ northwest winds, rising
Dnrolnetcr, threatening weather, utltl rnill.
Fur tho Upper La kD rpgiun, colder, partly
cloudy weather niil nrcns Of rain. variable
Wn,ls, and, during the night rising baronl.
etes, with winds shifting to sulltl and west.
Eur tho Upper Mississippi md Lower. Nils.
sourl Valleys, colder northeast to northwest
wttltts, ge,lerAlly Cn,stly weather, light ratit,
all! rising barometer.
fho t!Itef Signal t}fl1cCr furnishes Tho fol- :
lowing spcclnt bnlfetn:
y; STORM Of slight. Energy Is .npnarently
central In Nortliorn Texas, attended by ralri.
with warm sO,tterly willtts from tite west
G,lf cunsl northwest to tie Indian Terri.
tury, ailtl rnl1l nr H,low, with cold nnrtheriy
Winds, III tho Northwest md Dtl tho cast
ern slump of li.e Nncky Mountains.
Light n,Ins prevailed during tflu. day
0n tho New EnglnlHl and Sfttldto Atlantic
c0asts. bltL III tic rGlhA!nthH districts enst nf
tho Mississippi generally fnlr weather n rp-
portcd. Thu temperature Inns fallen slightly
nn ths Atlantic cunst, aid decidedly III
tho Northwest, alnl las risen slightly lit
ilIe Gnf Stales, Olto. anil tho
colttinnU III tllu Atlantic e0ast md In tho
Northwest, 0tltl variable Winds prevail In tho
Luke rpHion all1 Southern Stntcs.
Indications nre lint fnir weather wifi pre-
vntl In tho South Attaitt!e and Middle States
during the tay, followed Thursday BY colder,
threatening WEATHER. Md fain.
ClfiCAtlo, Nov. t--lU:lx y. n-Tho following
Gbscrtntinns arc taken ut tho BAfnU moment Of
ttn1e at nll tho ssauons nRtnc1:
rAAtbG
, 1881-11-02

hclng guaranteed good dispatch In loading. Tho
Prospects nro that sroights will go down cou.
sIlcrab1y. Engagements todhy-rropetlor War.
erIy and schooner Duitto pnater, coal to Chicago
At Els; propeller j. II. Farwn4 an4 consost j.
II. ltut.cr. cDat to chicago nt sim; propeller
Naha'lt, coat to Milwaukee,. Mt 3i4U; Propeller
to ntt, on cnntrMnt b"rros sfantun,nnrr '1 III
Guy nf tho Struts, cnai tt Detfnit Rt Is cents.
Lanai frelEhts have advanced 4 cent md were
New York. Tic movement was qttlto light.
At CLEVELAND. o.
Sptt1l Dlarateh tn IN f7htcate 1Nsbcak
u CLEvEtASt. o., INV. f.-Eharters-Schooue
*!.tj; schooner Southwest. orc. sintytuetto io
cleveland. private ter.ns: propeller Palmer and
conAhre llxnrltR. urc. Escuual1 10 Cleveland,
private terms,
, 1881-11-02

Tho Kellogg trpupe will give another cnncert
in this city at CentruE Music- Halt on sat,lr,iay
evening next. The program will ho largely flIf-
fcrent from that Of either Of tho concerts Of last
week; and. III addition to tho rcgulnr company,
tho Chtcknrtug Quartet will nppcnr. Tho
" Atfauroru y from tho "Yroyatoro will bo 1jypu
by Miss Kellogg, IiriRuul!. and tue Chickcctup
Quartet: Mlss Kellogg will sing Golsnud's ssAyc
Marin to tho vluljt and pinnp accompaniment
# Maamowsk1 n; li,, ana tghnx; lsa Go ad
ta,'' aud Iirlgnoll and TagllapIeira duet from
ne'taArlo"; and tlle scxtet from Luosa viii
hc rercatcd-aiessra. CMrk and Droderlck rrn :
Gycuturt
, 1881-11-02
A FOIL CHARGE,

Frank Smith. hi1 m!strcss Lixzte, and ono Liz
zie Griffin aro at tho weat Madison Btfeet ata-
ton eharyed With conspiracy IL reduce to pros-
sltut!on a youpx xlra ot IL years, who claims to
have ouly recently roEua the city from Eyans-
ton.; hhe mot 6nlth ut tho Exposition building,
psce eas Guon IL bscx e pon
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her thore. Tho police hoard Of 1t, A1.d pullqd
the 4u,}sp late Monday nighf. Tho gtrl gives tho
name pf Mabel johnson, and. though tho story
Mrst told by hor wax plausible enough, II ID more
ihAp likely that sho will prove to be m fmp0skoF.
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not fruil Evanston, hut xotuewhere On AtlHAu.
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