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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-17

To REMOVE fat. A great many recipes
have been given; but the quickest wav il IN
call the soap-grease man.-Dos'os Tras-
Script
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-17
Bea-sugs. Rsaekes.

Rats, cats. mice, ants, lies, insects, cleared
out by Rough on Rats'' IS. ~drugxis;a
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-17

" afflicted with sore Eyes, use Dr.. Isaac
Thomp~on's Eye Water. Druggists sell T. &c
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-17

REpDry6's Russia SALvE, the most ~onf~s-
full healing medium In the world. Price &c
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-17

.Anotber pus CAVITY" = Jones NJ.
marked whom he hooked at his Coz.
sumptiss wallet
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-17

One of the last numbers of the sup
pressed G0los reports the massacre OF
the family of . Jewish innkeeper near
Wassikow, in the Government of KieG.
Mordko Rykleman. the i~nnkeeper, was
awakened in the middle of the night by
q knocking at the door of the house and
by voices demanding admission. Look
ing out Of the window and seeing .
band Of peasants armed with cudgels,
he refused to open. The peasants then
burst the door and murdered the inn
keepers father, wife and six children.
Rykleman himself escaped to Wassi-
kow, but when be returned to the inn
with . company Of soldiers they found
only the corpses Of his family. The
murderers bad carried of everything
Of ~ from the house. and were
ahQ : + On Ere. when they took
approach Of the soldien
tts were detected soon after
dividing some Of the stolen
d were lodged in prison.
pe trled by . military court
nres umed khat the man
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-17

IL yuu play with a fol ~ hoFnr. he
will play with you ahroad.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-17

The extremely healthy man's be-
eI hxve nelaEt
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-17

pres umed that the man
cornst Was educated Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-17

Things. ana Iranny liked II ana want
ed him to, and he went in a ship that
sailed from Charleston.
"She didn't seem to miss him, as l
thought she might, but was Just the
same. He came back in a year and
brought all those things which YOU see
here, and many more, and they fixed
up Tranny's room at home the way
this is now. so that every one said 1
wa crazy to let them. And then
Tranny promised to marry him when he
came back. for he had said he'd 90
once more. He was wild for the sea,
and had asked her if she would not like
to be a Captains wife and sail all over
the world, and tyranny said she didn't
know. but she liked everything he had
brought her. And then he went away.
and she waited; but she was different
bright and interested and loving; oh,
loving US all so, and more like an angel
than ever.
And then came the war. Oh. YOU
can never know what that vas like!
My boys were too young-only sixteen,
the oldest of them but tall and strong;
and before q year had gonet two of them
WcIc III SIISlui6 uiucE 1<cc, Suu 1Tou-
ny said: when Walter comes he must
go, too
my husband was gone the first day
we knew men were wanted. and l wait
ed at home. And then there were no
more letters, no word Of Walter. At
first Tranny said: 1t is because he is
coming, and is almost here;s but when
the second year had nearly passed we
could not l5nger. And
= beautiful boys
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, 1881-03-12

10 ihe f:dtor NJ The Chicago Tribune.
Cn1cAtsU. Mnrch 1l."-Au ItcHl In your paper
this morning gives tho astounding truth that
for s1d1.0o paid BY tho city oniy ld9 tnebslates
hive been temporarily sHbcrel up Tho price
trlnx Sill per week fur rbnassl anl treatment. Or
$JO1 per nnn. wifi undertake tho cnrt-not
Chleaeo ut fN eslcl,. ut,l refund The ,nnnev III
cares whrretu ! fall. My trcMtn,ent Is xcteatihc,
not enplrfc. Neither rcd pepper. 0pi.im Il, any
or its firms. nnr chlptnt nrG used by ic the txt,
lss,nr OF Which hny wel-read phyelcinH Of cx-
tn,riance will HHrcr with t1Ie irG worse than Aico.
hui Itself. Respectfully, etc..
Il. D'USGEIl, NJ. q.
, 1881-03-12
THE LAST STRUGGLE.


saw a Rhaatly spectacle Inst night.
On the Kruy ctIxu or dawn, whore stars had nat,
Old AHG atld tNnth like hitter sw.Fl tu"s fI,et,
AMI, hand 10 hlH0 fought Ullt the ttrcudful tiRht.
noltb, c.utllud III all Ills ulAJesty And might,
ttusl, nwtul ~ his sllnnt strength. and Ivt
lils r0d lWht. lnitE sttct luse Win pleasure, yet
ho.t m ~ IL IL aT9,ri rn"., ~ ana thsst 'sS1t sn
' buck
With corded hands, whose shrlEeled fluHor- lips
1io gave such prcGsuro thnt he left thoal blacks
Then. stopping dpwa. bo tuuched with hls cold
lips
Eyes ttlAt Crst rolled, thon stared, then sot In
rAXe,
Ard Heath, tho victor. sttltlei o'cr yanQuished
Age. Ella NMKELEN.
, 1881-03-12
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


7b TIE Editor of The Chtcavo Tribune.
EHIcAuo, March l0.--Thc sugnr expert who
tnnlr tho sorghum s,tRnr at Crystal lnkc, ILL.,.
IN fs7.l IL the operator who conducted tle work
at Lnrucd. kas. Inst full, referred 10 III yn,,r
Issue nf today. His headquarters nte now In
Chicago. II tho Government will uot change
tho present duties IN su4nr In the Interest IT
Cuban planters. IN II few years tho West viii be
nllr to supply Tits tuutltry witt nit its sugar
Without any help from tho Spantar,ls.
, 1881-03-12

"Eorccd by my pnitieat connections lntn pub
lio Ilfu, my suHtrtuHs wcro lntcasitted bY tho
covoscd with scsufulons hualor,'' said geutlss
mAu recently purt BY Cutipursa Hemedic9
, 1881-03-12

JUDGEMENTS.
UH1TED STATES CtnCrlT EoUnT-JEDOE Di.oD-
uET-Untied States Va. Adam GiHck, Henry r.
McnKel, and Peter Hrrue.l. $sg..0.
sErEHtt,K COuHr-CnSrEas1Oss-a. n. tsnrtnn
y. Wilson ". Ktlyruvc md Jnno kliktnvc,
&2NLha.
..JuptiE surrH-M!chacl Cunningham ct nj. W.
EhtMlin 1eichnnn. ffJt.7..-Gcorgc Mcncham VI.
Eut7lh 1t. ilhkrr, <-.s..i,y7.
CfHClT EHl:jlT-t,ONFEssIuss-A Engcls
W. Matthias EitIetn mid AxrI E1.rcis. S'.4l0.
.fEn1E .ANTHoxr-salnici Thornton Ct ii. Va.
Henry ". Frefrh; verdict. $i;t3d7 md n,otu!I
for new tr!at.-W. 7. fttHld l. Co. vs. Henry F.
E4mes; rcrtlIct. &1,!DxAio and molten for icw
trlnl
, 1881-03-12
Read "FALSE AND TRUE"
70 THE PUBLIC,

II nr. 0Ahway's old established Il. u. Il Nsnln-
1tss than tho basu and worthless inltAuon4 OF
them, ~ there arr Fais0 lt4snlyeNts, tteliefa,
AA1 Nv nsAs +" kaasx" b W Nkas Nv evys
, 1881-03-12

Rnncc. corr,iptlon, and iavorit!s,n. uhe control
Gi,,ac snter"Als G9nprel,sndcsl s,.ch , WHO .ea
mat, tmas sho Vn.'@h @ 1 G'H1t ',o @ wr fbor M
EnhsRHs we're nt.HRnt ,. pintu IVY p't ~. W. pnuiu
,epc,!e e ssTs: and fsGss'G r. sai ;sa X
!,en,stMta. rfeeSGn u Vnte9, M ae,i f..1 Tnre
cn0ernt r ", 'Isex ,o yo IoFcve
tris'x ufat!ts eetnnd Term n,ical T,1 Thne' ",
.nc.S 'st'oe N thn INV tscroi ,n, NJ,
an Wwcr ty amncs,y. wera plan-
,inK II varlM!s ways to asc,,.c ts'g,r , 'nr,ngr ,.
'n,.n y. ~, ~ oor :" H. ottnn, ID,
h,P"'ta HGsto " pssltN! tasi oi.. @ n i sa:Ii!t
,o, nas u GeSe, ~ r..
$"s1" s.Sntsa ise.Sfth. of sitizen iastca'i u
r. i1,%tr !ho stti' rs:,ireta t. fr,,rs Msn!s
lt ns former master rcerSt 3 n!!tary
ny ha asius srssne. "st over "l
". irth15 A., 5s,9.e 400 T'sh a. % s,
Mh, .rs. rGs,resnn,i ~ Go''HTeSs, ,HyPm,zns
M'an sI,ii. !em Shefh slsws. Nqrtmetn @ as,' r.
shx h. x9 h t Sf a,ao!se use cn "st a ,nr
"sn nmrr ano e,G, thrann ,cHm snt.
1,, Ghn[alits WstG called ~ RpeH .,
REet''n1lt Ut tue tsnhhces And credit ui tho M.
tiftl. Insre was cxtnnt ~ tnllt!ct,sn is-,sr q
lapcr currency hNsta upon the lh!th n.ld Grntltt
1i taa century. THO bills ~ tnts Issue,
cnllct HrGe1'bAGk currency. atnod tn Tho
Gtnfhrcr" irr,'ctn'it,le tltlt- h'is Elten y ttu
.insnriliIirnt. IHe AdnstIatioii n,lIled nfn.i.i.
nly ~ ehl ~ Z pirtt hnH intimately y feueHfit
~ y, apeGlc. There nsuse 4 .fornltdaoic party;
Termed tirnefl'mrkcrs nr Flntisls. VIM npFoseu
fpeHtb ss'a1ii'RA'ft ahi nseead !ht"fest 90 !tfi-
t'l!ea T., s irissHM9!o e ,i, ipGr nnney @ tef,ed "
@ ,}aiK issttrs; This rarty 50 nGh'ircw snses From
tnu aicniiM!cails ID tno Norttl u, no Co!4rs;s- M
snial sn1' einEtnns rs elthnr y curry nin'F ~.
Iclcts thoinselfcs. nr enable TUG ut1lfllcl
iiMl'!.Nr.1GF u, carry thonl: fhMs tho Co'lxsrs@
beeatffc iar9Gy ftctffocritffc. tHd t'fttinsttltI
aras4e't .n.n prominence naatEer Int.M9, & ~
GseAte Wnr"tun'Is yeila hrE0rG hHtiDnh pontts
ni M i'nlnrnso hl'!thint TerC +suG,!; thtGrcst-
oeaflHgt nm 'iTo frnfn Sthte taA: Iht lletnf,-
G.it:n t;,: acH'.hur't NY luxlnR ~ LnHsu ~ tne
StNtea 9nu tlcIr ,titlnt'!o rrtetnntlon 10 IRE
tieetlanc Kreent'ncks. the hGnln1ilG'lfis: h.,w-
ever Gla1lneu that tho Nht'unAl inith WIS
nhtr1ysa ~ srtis time t1 & the sot!!tlnn ..
!nolr rspeGit-fc1cnptlDti unu tAer nt'fl. taxatton
ny Up st4tea an! that My other MISREPRESENTATION
nXtFHFHUhUH(t. C1{1KcpSa.
, 1881-03-12
STATE COURTS.


+. Augusta Allcrton, administrative Of the
estate OF julia Gor1atn. dGceHsed, filed len
yesterday ngainst G. II. .lrnnlngs, adnlinis-
traitor Of tho estnte 0f Eli jennings, deceased,
Alnlra Jennings, Charles II. Jennings, Mnry
\. Jennings, Snrnh \, Ca,lnoll, William II.
CannoIi, Jrlinie Afosl,er, j. 7: Grllbbs, Allcs
and Page Il. W;hbsr, james brown. Mary A.
Wells ind j, Il. Wilson, SUCCESSORS In trust,
tn farscloSe Il trNst-leed for 1880 on Lot 2
III H. ". Thbnllss' Subdivision Df Lots II aud
II. Block Z, In ltockwclFs Addition 10 Gill
cAED.
.Josepl, Letlcrcr commenced suit In tres-
nass ngqinst Paul tuergnlls ind Sebastian
Ans'crsei, claiming SloQoo damages.
Jennlo Sapier i'lgd I,ill aEalnst her hus,,
her h-year-uld hoy, Edward.
George C0wa,t, fur the llse of John D0rro-
mn, and others, brought suit To recover
$a,4O Of AMel!n Gnutu, z. Il: U'Dunnell, d.
U. Ly'na,,, II. y. .!ackson, William, Dlckln-
sun, and J. 5. GOULD, garuIsllces.
JAeoh lsoseutha' commenced n suit for
S2,o0o damages agas.,st Jacob Levy.
, 1881-03-12

III tho estate Of rhrbe $. Gushing. the Will
WIS proven OF deposition and admitted 10
prubnie. 1t appearing to the Court that the
name Moses y. Granger had bcen erascd
nni the l,alns ".1aulcs r. Gushing" sul,stl-
tnte.l, md TINT the words ''relncst that m
bond be required nf him US such executor y
inserted, 1t wns ordered tint the nnlIIe Ut
Moses y. Granger" be replaced Alld the
clnusu referred 10 hc stricken o,lt.
Iii the Gstnte Of Samuel T.. Denci, lettors
OF guardianship Of tho tstRto wNru issued to
Frederick 4, Arnold. The estate is valued
at naplUt SEQ
III tho cstato Of ,Jnhn Walton, the Will was
proven nnd admitted to probate.
, 1881-03-12
Sewer Ventilation.


IL UUSaEn, NJ. q.
Sewer Ventilation.
Tb The Editor Of The chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO. March ILL nn.ec spn,c extrncis In
this morning THINuSE from report uf Or. DE-
Wolf OH sewer ventilation. IN which he claims
that the open sewer cover ventilation is n sue.
cess, anl assumes that tnls ~ tho best that can
be .tone for rc1nelying this great evil.
II lpuy be remembered hy sone Of your read.
cr5. that III LETTER to the Doctor. ut the tItne
the open Hewer covers wc1p first ht.tng put in,
th,k tho ground that they would undoubtedly
prove icttcr than scaled SEWERS: still. that they
wnuld prove radically deficient. Thht III tho
clMly effective In ptotlfsclng tse4se. IN cun.,
sequence of 1ur dwellings being closed mp, and
ut Which time spwer-Kns lIas thu greatest teti-
! dency to enter our dwellings. IN consequence Of
the parttui vacuum III otlr hnWsrs. which pulls
t tho sewers. rs well ue III NIL nthur directions,
likely h, greatly hstrlir,eti by mud ur sllnw.
Aid now. Mr. E'.or. with all .luc .!ctrrenes
~ much ~ ms one. ani tao Scientific enrins i.
which be bus 70 much confidence. AIn Sill uf
the npInion tlMt WIS ut the tinne mentioned.
" unfortunate fur tho Doctnr ~ mike my
claim Of merit FOR this system. ms tho cy"rs nre
the Whola wtncr. Including November, UNI Will.
from nppeAranccs. all Of this month, hil also
'' aiso toaE O. the ground II. that time. TIM, tho
only satisfactory mad o1fect,la! remedy r0r this
eril-thc greatest Tint nlfects life III Il Elty-cNn
! ton.
Or course IL will ta,se fine to construct
enough buildings In order tn Ect hnilelent tIuca
city is MT intrv tih,' o,,ehair .ilr.' III; III time
thls d!ic.llty eHn u corrected certainty y WI!
not take tlai15 i!ues t. accomplish all thAt the
Ard hni ths aae pai or ventilating our
sewers Geen aa9i'tca 10 nj bniIdiass Sut up
sMse shore .ao Toa i nov he ost sao acele
msnt.
Nov do not pretend to fny that cur city has
parties who Hre putting np buildings to uut lit
stlch t!urs. Hut II tlnes srntn to INC TINT nr-
,n. o9 S t% 5ss,s s r.
s.ates. which wifi Iseep inosr v.nttintoss npei,,
oepxeen as w ~ r s aS ws
Dls. hi ii lie summer we VA Viii have ito
face u! tho grounL ~
it Inw 0pcurs to me why tho city ehnuld mt
These would have the atyar.nsu az hetns ensilv
krpt upu1t, und with dscrct,on In rpuulutil.w Tho
aIxr oi them tho escapc OF gas could De IL, thor
oliuhIy ttIIu8ed US tu hc very much lrss nftItv
tounl,le, il not iini,or,,eptEs. Than tho present
sys;sts. Ani ibis lliso sat, s,o duae ut !, very
nov ..sscs tnro,ga Tho prnsirx INTO ,to sy srwrr
would be stppped, Ii, r. CRANE
1he LeEa*laturo ana ehe lknllFoaoa'
To 'ht Editor ot The Chicago 7r'o4"f'
CHIcA1D. Mnrch ILL huve lttlp sympathy
with or faith In aumnl,,nry t,.vt.Intlon ns II
,,nnnr.t nrnn,st,t,n In, IL thn /, n,,.,,,,,no
aeheta. p'ul'ast'n,' nus ~ tae '.sssHs''su
hehns 10 accomplish anything OF re.l value NJ IN
railroad churges, why not fx II t1Hxitnunl AlinE
scn,a nj trcivht and f,4aenvc,. ,.hnrvrsy Evrry-
body knows thnt the uppo.utmun. Of thro
, 1881-03-12
1tADWAY'S
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Purely vtHGtnule, taAtalHlHR nu mercury. ret1->
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~ Observe tho fnlttlwlnY tymptotuH resulting
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or su!E0cutinE Sensations when IN y lytny pos.
tur4, Duta Or Wst,i bufdFH tho sight, Power and
lIui Pain IN the Head. deficiency OF Pcrspra-
Hpu, y,.Iluwnr4s Of tho 6kln 1ni Eyos, Pain In
thD SnN. fht.st. IJ,Ik. mud sudden Fjnshca Of
Heat, Hurul,lH III tho Flesh.
4 fow tat,st.H 1T lttuwas'a Pills Will tree tAA
syslonl fEOn all tho abuyu- natuut& disorders.
PRICE Is CENTS PER H0H
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vol.
, 1881-03-12
THE GALL T{l-llAr,

JupdE DWuAM0N1l-ln Chambers.
Juu1a HLolaikrr-Ca!l uf all passed cases oa
calendar.
ArpELLATA Counr-Not Ia session,
JupuE nAHY-Mntlors.
JundE SulTll-perrmptory cali at motions for
nav trial In Nos :,:s.1O. .3, :.850 s.lB. :,3ai,
e,,t1.
JUNE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for now trial.
JupNx 1AMEsuN-DlvOree caSos.
JUDGE QAHpHxN-Divorce cases,
JuDuA ROaglA-submtttcd caxoa.
JUICE acknowledgements call Of motions
for how trial. ..
Jub0E TULEv-lllyoroo cAacs-
JUICE RAMNuX-UlrHEce cuseG.
JUNE MoltAk-SiotlOns to-day. .....
lCnnE HAWKs-Cust ou trial which will occupy
tN9 day.
, 1881-03-12
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGuIs cured for nifty cents.
There Ii mt remedial agent II. this world tbAs
will cslr Fever a.l,I ANur aud Mll othor htnhl1i-
Gus. fintH, ::nurlrt. 'ryphki, Yellow, nnd oth1r
fcvers tn!ic,l t,y liAfWAY's PILLS. 10 quickly
Is esKADWAf'SHEAI NELlEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER lttrIVLE.
, 1881-03-12

THE CALL MONDAY.
Jupdn nHUNNoAD-Fotittou for raytqN In tho
Stato lnsurauco caao.
9upox pLQpQxrt-Passed eaa4t
, 1881-03-12
ITEMS

Judge 1'lodgctt will this morning cali up
for triaI Without Il jury all the passed cases
OIL tho calendar. Tho Jury Will be dis
clarged tllIs morning. 4 new Jury In the
District Court will be called some time next
month.
, 1881-03-12

TIE ELEVATED RAIT4wAT CASE,
The arguments OIL the final l1caring Ii, the
case OF the Morgan Elevated Hallway Cam
pany of New York ngainst George II. pull-
man WIS concluded. Mr. Spencer. on behalf
OF the complalnunts, occupied the most Of
tic morning, md was followed by Mr.. Alex
nnder. The hitter also was given until the
18TH ~ file written points. 1ha Judge, dur
Ing the argument, Unlimited that lie was with
tho defendants as far rs 1e Ind heard the
case. but was willing to be convinced.
, 1881-03-12
TIE COURTS.
Reappearance Of the Old State Insur.
ance Company.
a Coal Contract with a Dummy
Judgments and New Suits.

THE STAT1: INSURANCE COMPANY.
The petition for review Of TO,nan & King
In tho State Insurance Company case cnme
Up for fur argument yesterday afternoon
before Judge Drunmond. This was n pctl-
tion tn review the order of Judge N1osigctt Of
July =, 1850. holding that only tile creditors
whose claims were Un policies nlade before
Jan. 12, 1871, weru entitled To the benefit OF
MI assessment avainst tho stockholders. Tho
first objection madc was that the petition was
not filed III time. The Judge. witltuut dr.
gliding that point, Unlimited that he would
like 10 liave some moro information tllun
the petition disclosed, why Toiman
i; King alone Of NIL the creditors were pllsl,-
lug tic present proceedings, and why tho
iAsslKtcc did nut APPEAR to be Interested III
the lnattcr After soIne discussions tho petl-
tioners were glye1i until MontlRy tn amend
their petition. They will set NJ tint tic As
sl9nep, after the dcclslo of Judge Hto,lget&
ee,t, sent word 10 'rDnln,l 4 King atu 0itliers
tint ~ SHOULD not take any steps to reverse
tllat decision. md that the cr"'i,ors, there
fore, must act for their avn Interests.
The COUNTY COAL CONTnACT.
4 till was filed yesterday Iii the Superior
Turnkey Brothers, W. r. Johnson, Trens.
10 prevent the payment Of about 5000 to
Chamberlain oil Ills coal contract with this
county. Complainant states that about the
ist of january last lie made Il contract with
~. II. W0otlruif. A. j. Trunkcy, and j. II.
Trilnkey, trating ~ Woodruff 4 Trunkcy
Brtltl!ers, to furnish them 100 cNr-l0atls Hf
soft coaE at 81. 10 per ton. They represented
hut they Ind u contract tn supply the
!'nof-Elouse, Insane Asylum, and the
County jul with coal, asld they were
afraid tiut their Contrnct would be
forfeited II they did not supply coa1 proinpt-
~. nE!l complainant states TINT itl making Ills
agreement lIe relied OF the fact that l.e
would pr''bably get Ills .nnney direct fran
the county II necessary. I1efurHislied eighty
ini,r ear-lOatls, valued ut $:},sTi, ni,d hns rs
yet "ity received 81 ,00O IN account. lie has
r0cc1ltly discovered that The GUiuty conirupt
IS not With Woodruff d Trnnkey brothers at
oil, but with une II. J.. Chamberlain. The
former aTe, rs Is alleged, the only PARTIES
Interested, Chamberlain being merely 60
between: About 5000 : still .lue 9n tiis
coal contract, md complainant, fearing
that Chamberlain will draw t!lfs
4'sn'tnt and pay 1t over TO
Woodruff 4 Turnkey Brothers. now asks for
I'LL injunction to prevent tic tuunty Treas
urer from paying tlo balance due Oh tllls
coi!trHct, n1,d for HI accounting Of tic
tttlhltl:t due him md II .lceree compelling the
defendants 10 ply slleh amount over to him.
, 1881-03-12
CONSUMPTION

Of tue Lut1gs and TubercnIous Fhthista. gcrofl-
1a-Syphiluid Diseases, WMst!rQ. Degeneration
pare nf Water Instantaneous relief nnordcd
where cnthetcrs Anyc been used. thus doing
nwny with tho painful operation Of using thGa
Init trlinentat dissolvinG Stone In the DtnddcS
and IN ali cnReA or
, 1881-03-12

In chronic cnscs Of leucorrhna md Uterius
dlscn4es.
One thtttIe cantnlHs more at tho actiys prIrct.
rlr4 Ut Medicines iEun Mny nther Preparation,
1'Hken In Traspsa,nf,fl dnsrs. whe others rcnuIre
i've or six tItilGs As tutlcfl.
ONE DOLLAR PER hottie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-19

That Guiteau's eccentric conduct In the court
room Is for effect in sustaining the insanity dodge
Becomes more and more apparent every day. He
b perfectly able to conduct himself with decOrum
when 1t Is for his interest to do In point
Is his change OF course In dealing with his ex-wie.
He had threatened to show her up as thoroughly
bad woman should she appear ON the witness
stand, but when hts advisers warned him that this
would be bad policy, he promptly dropped his pro-
gram OF abuse, and treated her with distinguished
consideration; going to the length Of endorsing
her In the court room as "a heightened Christian
lady" II has also been shown by the testimony
that his manner out OF the court room, and where
he Is not acting part, is quiet and undemOnstra-
tVo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-19

An advertisement In another column shows that
the London parties who are undertaking to resur-
rect the dead confederate bonds have not aban-
doned the project 1t is stated In this connection
that committee Of bOndhOlderS has been formed,
headed by Mt. j. B. Martin, a London banker.
The explanation of the ground OF faith In the fu-
ture value OF the bonds Is also given The COM
mittee say they recognize the fact that the north
has pronounced against the liquidation OF the con-
federate debt; but, On the other hand, they are
assured that there is growing feeling, both in the
north and the south, that the south should be per-
mitted, In some way or other not necessarily bur-
oening the north unduly, to effect settlement OF
what must ever be considered by them " a debt OF
honor and a valid claim" If the London bond
holders really indulge In these great expectations,
they must be imbued with the vernal tint In most
unreasonable way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-19

Mr. John Kelly has had another setback On
Saturday night number OF Tammany Hall aen,
headed BY Fire Commissioner Purroy and Senator
Koch, met and voted revolt against Kelly and for
recognizing Tammany with the "bOssn left out
MT Kelly has maintained a wonderful hold upon
his following. considering that he Is deprived of
his patronage" but his power seems to be slowly
ebbing out