davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-11-21
e,tles situated At Intermediate points along their

cttles situated at Intermediate points along their
Tho second general ,fytsion of the subject re.
tGtes to the regulating tMiiucnoo which freight
cIhsrEes m 1 'sssp sxss esT ne. stoHhf 5
tho aetuu t1ivcr&i!'n n trn!lle frsn ttt,su lines
to tho ait:s,sMrrt;; rhts lntHenec. - alraa;ly
TRANSPORTATION VI Grain, minnruls,, and othor
sross @ nrH.lnc's, T., nMi r. a very 10y ;lcgEe9
sresser a ssi,,a. md lie ,rasporsatso;' of al
regulating influence ot Tho water lnes sso de-
crtusoa With tho tncrensr nf tin distance frntn
tfotn ut tht,so contrts nf trade tl,rruKh which
tllefr ei.ssie,alasa tnliHonee n mainly axHrtet'.
tho river Detwca III 1t,.lls anu ut. Full, ,heru
II MI city tMtwccn thoso ponts tho nn1nlnerclat
forces nf whseh arc abIc, u any considerable OK
tont, to arraat
THE EASTWARD MovrsnNr
nf surrtus products, and thus tn present the op.
t" fhc M Mco,ins.tsto.n Existing 9rtweo ~ ne sast
s,vcr H. in Mr.. Nlmnlus npIilof,. s, fur Ms uuthe
Indicated by tue MUTUAL movement oe trMl!ct
1.0,Iis between ihe river asd tho trunk limos ok.
tu,!tlinH frou, vt. L.o,lis ts tho senb'atr.'.
Nj; MINNIE tha1, procscd, to conss'ier ca5tato
ns i eun,.nerelnl hiuflway. This ynlue, no siiys,
the icttcs it the rivers ,no'ith. rot oniy il tho
rcniusnt nt tho nbstrhctlona themselves. but III
.t, rss.,1on Of ,owF s'.arxe* s sa,ss Ct n. n
between Cairo 4nll It. Louis: 1nrlng tic lust
Mt vt. ta!us ull wnter lor fo.tr'scnsons only ail
tho total number at days III which
l.. NAVIGATION WAS HutapESDtD
Turing that pertod WIS All. Mr. NItn,no IL con.
ntreeted ~ low ,vntsr, espeo!aIty botween 1t:
Louis and fntrn." nlll Statistics ar1 prHlnccd
We s% ~, ts tue os, cts Ky @
| wnter Init tho yGar around Hut fur NIL that.
, 1881-11-21

s ese e,x expeoaE Mssa IL Sn 9e, hs ns a,s wn,e.
sto!g the rig or nrc guilty Of oshor crs!.e rars!es wha
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1l]DGE F0iGrR's succrssnR.


albany, N. e., Nov. U.-lho Governor has
commissioned Judge Charca Andrews, Of HyT,1.
ctIsc, ~ Chief Judge Ut tho Court Of Appeals, in
PLACE of Judge FukrF.
, 1881-11-21
Hu F.n&N IL t1bFps

Al Fort Dodge, Ia. Laes g.t.u g.,ssus
; spseta. pag4tfh q tn e".s"'u uo.,b,n. dEy.
ngnyays, T.. ~, Se1; bs:s It. saa sass st*if
ware pusAed. Lass ell .uN.
, 1881-11-21

F4orsfovd's Acid FhoeF" ',u ,.osu "
10 of gfcat benefit III pasinss WV"
long continued 1ralu Eo13'
, 1881-11-21
Arrest OF n Fugitive from Justice.
Srkcial Dtspatth 10 Tht Chicago 1Ttbune.


IlTrr.E KnCK. Ark, Nov. 20.-Nows was re-
cclved haru today Of tho capture Of Jancs r.
Holland III Polk County. Tcnuessoe, and 0llIcors
with requiBftion from Gov. Churchill hayo
started after him. III 1879 Holland consplrcd
with William Caacy aud Cbarlcs g. ffclphrcy TO
rob and 1nurdcrn young and crcentrlc plantcr
uamed Burgess Jnsnes, who was supposed to
carry II iarKe amount OF money Gu Ills person.
Jnsncs wlB waylntd md brntatly shut by
Ile!phrey In Yell County. on tho bnus OF
tho Arknrsus River. Tho assasin So
curel a belt containing somo 800. and
ran AWAY with tho bulk Of tho money, Casey and
Ifulland getting only so. James lived long
enough 10 make deposition that lod to tho ar
rest Of the trio. IIelphroy then gave tho sghoio
plot away. Casey WIS tried. found guilty, md
twice sentonce,t to hang, bis doom, being avertod
III tho first Instance by d now trinl, aud In tho
scctH1 by atI appeal to tho Supreme Court. Hull
lnnd was plNcGti olt triRl at thu spring turn at
tho Franklin County Circuit Court, held In
Oznrk. Tending tho verdict Of tho jury he, to-
Kettor With Casey md flgphrcy, sueceeded In
eactpng from JUL through tho trcnchery Of.
Kuurl. Tho fuRItIves tuOk refuge In tho mount
hn8 In thu vicinity Of Uznrtl, and. though hntly
pursued, ende1 cApturo. and when tho exete-
,not hnd ahatel succeeded In getting 8tst Of tho
Sfnte. 1t IL believed TINT Holland Will 10 tried
md sentenccd TO hang at an early dny. 1t is
atated further th9t >Easoy and Hsiphtey, arc
IN qennesdec,, and wifi probabiy be arrested
shortly,
, 1881-11-21

I1nv. lIo t,roppod h,s ed1etnYt naf,ol IN mt,u,ont
md mid, T.- y!
"BooAkinr Of tllinots vou sn1s !*ss, !ss .routa at
tho ri. re,l depot, didn't you2 Wel,that. vaan't
n tatchtn9 10 III, It.. INA
ri,r uANn T,ttr MET Mr Ar wAco1if, ay11
when vas oapt1ro,l thorc. 1hnt] no tdon unfI
thon what tlcspcrnto reputation Ind, lint
tho wholo country turned out 10 soc tho rrent
moral shov, tusk as they .1tu at Monofnoner." !"
t,o aald loosely, and won't on in The sumo strnIt:
" f.t,n and hal n 9,pd ttcnI of fun III Illinois
Ncar Smlthtlp,I pncu We slue n co,,p1o of horsus.
ilil got aotne tnrness aud buggy from a,lutl,er
barn. The tnan th,,t last tho h,t4xy tnao nm nw-
f.t ruw. and fuuwuslns. wcwcrc lunchtns wton
he cnuKht slxht Of uB, md be rnn buck. rrcs-
entity saw whole mob coming down tho roat
Botno nrmcd with pitehfurks, Botno with clubs,
nnil 0ilp fellow with n big ruok. When thoY rot
wlthln thirty rads OF Ia
TOOK 4 REVOLVER TN EACH HAND.
lcnpc,, into tho roal. md Hnyp n yell Yp,,
should hnve acen those fcllows run: but Lon
cuyerctl tho felow with tho rock with hls royol-
yer md made him como clcnr bacx to Us and
tn1t ia ho,r far n ,rn. ~ a +,,.,,
, 1881-11-21

I1rTLE 1aoug, Ark, Nov. l8,-CurtEs who lives
In this vicinity. touud in a hollow stump about
seventy.!iye yards frpnl tue Dnyon Afctu scction-
house. on tho Mcnphis 1,ttto Nouk Railroad,
tho skoloten OF tuan. The Coxonor waa noil-
fed, md, With II Jury, repaired to tho spot aha
yluwod tue solna!Rs. Tho skeleton was that OF q
suanll or medium. sized man. Tho npn,ou ia that
TO WINS killed AMI hld1on In this novel manner,
III his thtga-bonea were chopped Or broken just
nboyQ tho ki1ees, and the retnalna show
they. aad hcen savfrod ,about tho hIps
apA Shoulders, In order. doubtIess, to
moro rcadity crowd them Into tue cavity of tho
stump. Upon tho whoto body waR found lime,
placed there TO aid decomposition and prevent
my odor. Rna then d layer Of Garth, About
three yours ago tuan By tho name OF nennison
Disappeared rather mystorlouuly from this sco-
Her, pn e h% es tne y
wont H., ~ 1oGoke,anl ett her only chitd, !ittl5
MeH,pbis. Hhs wynt to Memps.s, aal Mrs.
IeaKuo mover heard from tho niuther aKuiu. It
WIS supposed she died lron yelow.fevcr, rs II
Wis about tho tilno Of tho yoiIow.fovor Of 1873.
, 1881-11-21

Accidentally Killed While Hunting,
Sptstat 0ttpateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WATEhT0wN, Wis, Nov. :A.-Ths ufternooo
Fr4nk Neltzel, OF this city, aRcd II years, While
hunting, was Instantly killed by the acoidoasal
discharge OF his gun.
, 1881-11-21

An Abandoned 1Iuf4c and Huxgy. :
GpsstA Uhsateh "a 11s Ghisaao Ttthuss
MuNcJE. lna, Nov. H.-Ah unknoxn horso
aud buggy was found abandoned III tno thlek
woods short distat,ce north OF this city Today,
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Recent Sales Of Real Estate.

The following recent real estate sales by Thos.
bowling are reported: For John F. Ennis, trustee,
parts OF lots Nos - and H. In square 400, located
On south side OF Louisiana avenue, between ~
and 9th streets, known as the old Canterbury
property, to WA Young for 81 per square foot For
William Clabaugh and Mayhem Platter, trustees,
part lot 40, in old Georgetown, lying on the south
Side OF Bridge street, between Market space and
Market street, with the Improvements, to Mar
gart c. Byrne, for s.. GOO. For James s. Edwards,
trustee, lots Nos 80 and 81, In square 673 located
on the south side OF south c street, between 9th
and 9Th streets east to Mrs. L. Morrill for 10 cents
per foot For Walter s. Perry and James H.
Smith, trustees, part lot 6, in square 3d. having
front OF q feet inches, on the north side of New
York avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets, to-
gether with the Improvements, to James E.
Waugh, for 1880 For Thomas Orme, trustee,
lot 81, In B. +. Gbert'S subdivision OF square No
6.o. together with the improvements, to William
Murphy, for 81 $50, located on i street, between
North Capitol and LIST east. For the owner, two
two-st0ry and basement brick dwellings,, being
Nos "A and 81, on Defrees street, between LIST and
North Capitol streets, to James G. Mcdowell, for
SEQ and 1910, respectively For James HI. Smith
and Z. e. Cole, trustees parts II and 8, In square
80 together with the Improvements, to DIR. Hay
den, for $4,000, located on 18th street, between
and ID streets northwest For r. X. Elliot, trus-
Tee, lot ID, in square S70 being No. liz 9Th street
southeast to Frank E Higgins, for 81 900.
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Condensed Locals.

Saturday night the store Of Mrs. NJ. A. Thomp-
son, No. 329 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. was
broken into and the money drawer robbed OF its
contents
See change OF schedule of the Pennsylvania rail-
road route OF trains going south.
See change OF schedule OF steamer MattanO.
The mass meeting, which was to have been held
at Mckendree ME. church tomorrow night, for
the purpose OF organizing a Methodist Episcopal
Church union for the District of Columbia, has
been postponed until further notice.
There Is complaint by parents Of children who
attend the Abbott school building that for some
reason there is fire in that building In incle-
ment weather, and that In consequence many OF
the children are sick.
large and intelligent audience gathered in
Tallmadge hall last night to listen to Ma jOr ThOS
Gales Foster expound the principles and philoS-
op1y or "SpirtualiSm" and what it teaches.
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DRY GOODS.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.

s2l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. sn
Announce the following special bargains for the coming
An elegant line q Co!osed choice shades
Goods g pss. Choice hsass q
An Wool Beises. M.selasses and Armures in choice
so ef 81 wa 9av sss srG me sT At the S rss Of
offered in dress goods. :
1xa ap2SSsEk EkRHSisg gF e EYixs
No.tnsham Lace Curtains. g. 81 IS, 81 So per pair
wards long and worth $40 PER pair 0"' - ~
Antique Lace Curtains. s., 50 Per pair.
Swiss Lace Curtains go rsis 70 f sss
We invite attention to these Curtains being special
Antique Isces and scrim Cloth by the yard. at very
low prices from which ladies can make elegant curtains
Antique Curtains made to order at short notice at low
w., GLOVE DEPARTMENT;
s nave new Of SwsSs MSsSns
"A M s,s s il sss
II e IN %S ss sps sss
shades. Please en anime:
in button 9yk hbst button kaD sd (. in button
mare are running better than before and #
par at the counter, and believe the best Glove sold
1870, ~ HOSIERY SER DEPARTMENT.
n ass Fs ass: as,ss
SPECIAL Bargain, Ladies' all Silk Hoee-Cardina Old
Snod ahp Blue at - SO per pair, worth 81. Elegant
eooos. Please examine.
c LACE DEPARTMENT.
az; spanish, and Black Spanish Fichus In splen-
qua variety, at our usual low prices.
TlDIESt TIDIFS,t
An elegant line of Antique Apnone and Noting.
ham Tides Sofa Covers and Arms at low prices
FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR
Ladies Merno Vests and Pants Soc very SUPERIOR
quality for the price Ladies' Merino Undervests at
hssrS number Seeded
Pants only q 30 each Splendid value
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT
we shall continue the sale of Handkerchiefs st the
same low prices advertised last week and shall offer
IN addition one lot of Silk Hsndkerchefs at Soc each
shst viii be the best value for the price have
Front. We beg to remind our friends and customers
thaI we have conmodious entrance ID street
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N Ew eooDsl
NEW GooDs!!

JUST RECEIVED F 19T4,p THE LEADING MANU-
300 Of Al Wool Diagonal and Beaver Dolmans and
s.stsHS tf siS s It saSS
Banist1 6d 81 20 90: $780, $780,
Ladies' SlSts and sntting navy blue. myrtle
ana bronze, all WOOL 80 cts, 81 Cts, IS cts. 81 90,
Fine Black Cashmeses 81 cts 50 cts 60 cts IS cts
Cloths for men and boys wear. 80 cts. 81 cs so cts.
Seiogsd wool 50 Cts. g Cts. is Cts
Red Twied Fannels. rs cts, 80 Cts. 81 cts As cts,
ss s isfGs st.
f AZ s,;s: :'si5
Black veIyeteens 50 cts g cts IS cts 81 cts. $ioo
Gsdes fs xha dsd fFSm ss yard
Sdssss ss PsS saehsd and
I Black Sin Six Daanassee. q 90. s1.25. $3.50.
S SlSsh ss sRs tn nsx S SSaxx5a
Kid Gloves, dark colors Is cts.
CARPETINGS! CARPETINGs!
BRUSSELS AND P fESe cAkRkr Two AND THREE
Moquete. Smyrna. Persian Tapestry and Velvet Rugs
81 Si,; S aSd i EsEs; cScs. Mating. etc.
Nottingham Lace Curtains Is cts. 81 cts. 80 cts, 81
Hs: s::;$ S:ss:; +:
Blankets. Bed Comforts Lap Robes, Carriage Bapkes
c. NJ. TowsoN,
sS6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
nj South side near Center Market.
CLOTH sUITlNGs IN EVERY SHADE.
Al Fancy Dress Goods reduced greatly in price.
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
n4-st ss1 PENNSYLVANIA AvENuE
CARRIAGES o.nnr.ars,,, oARR1AGEsH
New and second hand Land.us. Landaulettes Come.
Sc Passenser kecfsx xswsy and Yi s9
ases now n reasons ana oss @ Car
and examine. - """' VIII piease can
Repository and Factory 4lO4i6 8th It.
Repairing promptly attended to. MAT
RICH 'EwEIRr.
Special attention is invited to large and varied IA.
sortment Of
GOLD, SILVER AND ONYX JEWELRy
embracing Ill the latest styles for both Ladies' and er
tlemens wear.
Our JEWELRY il Of Standard Quality and ia ,oad =.
very close prices.
n. W. GAIT. BRO. 4 CO.,
nj 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NOTTINGHAM LACE C URTAINS.
We have received anUthAr lot d fhe
-. 80 LACE CURTAINS.
The very best In the market Tor the prico. Also fun
stock Of I'll other kinda
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
14-et 81 4ENN6YLYAlIA AVENUE.
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THE PROPERTY CLERK at police headquarters has
In his possession mare and colt, supposed to have
been stolen rom some one by the man from whom
they were taken.
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To MAKE room for holiday goods the following
great bargains will be offered only tomorrow at
r. GOldSchmid'S S12 18th street northwest: White
stone china slOp jars, 9Sc bowls and pitchers, CO.
nne engraved gobletS 6Oc. y dOz.; pint tin cups,
-G; Of covered til buckets Sc. 10 ut. dish pans,
H.; IL qt 17c. sad iron stands, &C.. qt. covered
sauce pans. &C.; Of, 12c iron coffee pot stands,
Be; gravy strafnerS &c; egg whips, &c. IL inch tea
trays, &C. hammers.3c. japanese tin candleSticks
&c, pint dtppers, 4c.
ACCURATE VISION is always necessary. Consult
Hempier.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusemenfs, &C.. Tonight.
National 1heateT.-Herrmann, the magician.
Skating Riilk-Opening.
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CITY ITEMS.


A C0rnucopia II a Drug Store.
supplied with Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, which sells
for g cents
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NV Wife

Is the picture OF health since she began the use OF
"WellS' Health Remover, greatest remed on earth
for Dyspepsia and Nervous Weakness 81. Stott
& Cromwell, 4e0 Pennsylvania ave.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

ACCIDENT TO SCHOOL BOY.-JameS Hunter,
aged IL years. son of Jacob Hunter, while playing
in front Of the Prospect street schooi-house,
shortly before nine O'Clock this morning, fell upon
an open knife, the blade of which penetrated his
breast near the center, about an inch. He was
taken to his home on East Market Square. in q
weak condition from the loss of blood. DIR. w.
Bowie Tyler was sent for and dressed the wound
which is thought not to be very serious.
FALL FROM ROOF.-Saturday morning, John
Brown, 43 years old, a carpenter, living on Beall
near High street, while at work the roof of the
new public school building at TennallytOwn, fell
to the ground a distance Of about 30 feet and was
seriously injured
THE CORONER was notified last evening, to Ger
tify as to the cause OF death OF a two months Old
infant, named Ambrose RiSley, which died that
date at the parents house on the Broad Branch
road, not having had medical attendance.
The CANAL TRADE.-Arrived-BOa JarbOe with
500 bushels wheat, and 400 bushels corn Boat
Farmers Friend with 900 bushels wheat and deck
load of apples.
THE COAL TRADE.-Twenty-f1ve boats left Cum
berland, Friday, with 2,S1419 tons OF coal, as
follows: For GeorgetOwn-COnsolidatiO Company,
land Company, 34O01 tons; Georges Creek Com
pany, 1O9.1S tons; Blaen Avon Company, 22008
tons; New Central Company, 1876. For Alexan-
dria-American Company, O6 tons
BALM FOR WOUNDED HEART.-Mrs. Caroline
Pine, widow of Theodore Pine, OF New Rochelle,
has commenced suit against James L. COntant,
druggist, OF that village, for breach OF promise,
laying her damages at s., 0O0 The parties were to
haze been married on the 18th day OF September
last, but the defendant failed to put in appear
tiOn-N Y Star eth
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FUR TRIMMINGS.-A large variety of trimmings
on hand and cut to order at b. SalOmOns, the pop
ular furrier, No 7O6 9TH street northwest NIB
FurS altered and repaired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-07

THE GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered to the pub
lie OF Washington will be sold tomorrow only at
NJ. Augenstens National Auction HOUSE, S17 18th st.
NV. Do not fail to call. Fine parlor lamps, With
marble stands and French bronze figure and chan
delier trimmings, only Csc; decorated covered
soap dishes 29c. decorated toothbrush stands &c.
decorated oatmeal bowls 15c.: Lot. German porce-
lain lined milk pots &C. LOOT dshpans lie. Sinch
English stone china plates a73c. dOz.; rolling pins
potato Washers and S-inch spoons Sc. apiece.
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Bachupaiba.

New, quick, complete cure, days, urinary affec-
tons, smarting, frequent or difficult urination,
kidney disease. 81. StOtt & Cromwell, $50 Penn
Sylvania ave- IN
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Are sometimes marred by myriads OF pimples and
markings OF letter or freckles, which are readily
removed by popular toilet dressing, known as
DR.. Benson's SKIN Cure. Even scrofulous ulcers
yield to it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-07

For Dunlap & Co.'S silk, opera, and derby hats,
go to james Y. Davis Sons, gu Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.

~ REAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
Silk Velvets and Pushes in black and al the desra-
bic shades from 81 to IS.
Black and Colored Silks, from 62kc. up.
Black Brocaded Silks Satin de Lyon, st Mervilleux
and Surah Silks, from 81 up.
Brocsdes in all styles and colors from 81 IS to g. So
Black Cashmere. So GAY, IS and 81.
We are receiving daily all the Novelties i'm Dry
Goods, with plaid and stripe to MATCH at prices that
defy competition.
Blankets and Comforts, in great variety.
"A great variety of Ladies' Cloaking with Leopard
Plush and other trimmings TO match,
We are adding to immense stock a beautiful line
OF Cloaks, Dolmans Ulsters &C., which we mean to
sell cheap.
j. A. LUTTRELL CO,
no S17 MARKET SPACE
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COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Strong agt. District OF Columbia; on
hearing.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Judge Macarthur.
To-day, United States agt. National Bank OF the
Republic; leave to amend declaration. Rex &
Berkins agt Birch & Hoffman; default Collins
agt. Betting & Davidson, settled
POLICE CoURT-.y,1dQe SaeH.
Saturday, after our report closed, Walter Ellis,
ARRAY; forfeited collateral. John Kaiser, young
white man, was charged with the second offence
OF petit larceny in stealing bolt OF flannel from
In front of the store OF ChaS. H. Demar in West
Washington; continued to prove the prior convic-
ton. ThOs: Henshaw, assault with intent to kill
John weldon; grand jury; bonds $500. John
stewart, assault On Jenny Butler; S or Is days
Henry Foreman, assault on Elizabeth Foreman;
personal bonds to keep the peace. John Addison,
assault; forfeited collateral Robert Bird, VIM.
Coleman, John Ruffin and Wm Barker, four col
ored boys, were charged with asSaulting an old
colored man named VIM. Lawrence; 60 days each
in Jail VIM. Parker, larceny OF one bushei OF coal
from Clark Given; 30 days in JAIL John SimmS,
assault On VIM. Conway; sentence suspended.
Anlalett Allen, keeping disorderly house in
Union alley; $2S or 60 days.
To-day, Isaac MahOney, loud and bosterous; S
or Is days Alex. Lancaster, do: do. Wm Perry
and Jas. Anderson, disturbing the quiet OF West
washington; S or Is days each: Jas. F. Harris,
Frank Foster and Benz. Cavanaugh. forfeited COL
lateral. Jno Dudley alias Constantine, profanity;
s. or z days Maggie Sullivan, charged with being
vagrant and public prostitute; 80 days in the
WorkhOuSe. VIM. Robinson loud and bOisterous;
g or Is days. VIM. Henson, loud and boisterous;
s. or Is days. Berthe Thomas and May Kelley,
forfeited collateral Evelina Kirby, Vagrancy;
bonds or 30 days. Chas. Washington, vagrancy;
Edward Webster, do. Geo Jones, disturbing the
quiet or west washington by diSOrderly conduct,
S. or 10 days. BrOderS and Swain, charged with
placing their goods, wares and merchandise on
ing line; So. Alice Patten, drunk and disorderly;
forfeited collateral.
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Forty Years. Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions Of
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarrh1a, gripping
in the bowels and wiFd collie. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price Is cents
bottle. m,w,S
"Alderney Dairy WaQ0ns.''
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermflk and sweet milk,
&C. per OF. Cream, 10c pint
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FussKLL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.

HUFF's Black Goods Store. 7ls 7th street mort
west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-07

SLIGHTLY WARNER RAINY WEATHER

The chief signal officer furnishes the following
Special BULLETIN to the pTcsS:-a severe dis
leans yesterday morning, attended by very heavy
rains and dangerous winds along the eastern gulf
coast This storm was well defined at midnight as
centrak near Pensacola. This mornings report
shows that IL has passed to the northwest, becOm-
Ing part OF an extended disturbance which is
central north OF Minnesota. Rain prevails this
morning In the southern states east OF the Missis-
slppi In the Ohio valley, and the southern portion
or the middle states. Light rains also reported
rom Dakota. Cloudiness has increased In the
lake region, and fair weather continues In New
England The temperature has fallen about ten
degrees In New England and New York and at the
Rocky mountain stations, and risen about ten de-
greeS In the states of the Mississippi, Missouri and
ONO valleys EaSterly to SOutherly winds prevail
In the lake region and thence southwark to the
gulf coast; DOrtherly winds continue in New Eng
land, and northwest winds are reported from the
extreme northwest. The Indications are that rain
Will prevail In New England tomorrow, and that
slightly warmer partly cloudy weather, with local
rains, will prevail in the south Atlantic and middle
states during Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-07
Get on NV Corn

Get on NV COrns.
Use Curealne. One bottle will take them out
root and branch, quickly too sc. Stott & Crom-
we'll m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-07
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, DC, November z, 1881, 10 am.
For the Middle states. easteriy to southerly
winds, slightly warmer cloudy weather and rain,
with falling barometer