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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
AUGUST 8. 1881.
MONDAY.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON. DC. Aug. g. 1881, 9:3O am
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states. fair weather. preceded in Maine by local
rains. winds mostly nOrthery, stationary or
lower temperature, higher pressure.
Special Weather Bulletin.
COOL WEATHER TO-MORROw-A WARN WAVE
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press: General rain has
fallen except in the lake region Minnesota, Iowa
and Missouri. The heaviest falls reported are
two and eight-tenths inches at Augusta: one and
sixfy-one hundredths inches at Intiianola The
temperature east of the Mississippi is generally
lower than the mean for the month The great
est fall In temperature is in New England. mid
die Atlantic and south Atlantic states and Ohio
valley. a warm wave. moving eastward. is CEN
trial in Dakota, Minnesota and Nebraska. The
following temperatures reported this MORN
ing: PASSPORT and Quebec IS deg; Montreal, 81
deg: burlington. 50 deg; Alpena 81 deg: Duluth,
10 deg. Cool fair weather is indicated for Tues
day in New England middle Atlantic and south
Atlantic states, and increasing clOudiness, with
rain. i'll the lake region.
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The COurtS.
AhS SOultS
POI ICE (OI-RT-.I71f{1e R,fn({lf mr., IA

POLICE C0URT-Jt.dge Ruady pro tena
To-day. Henry Johnson, colored. was charged
with the larceny OF some silver tableware. some
clothing and other articles from the house of
Amelia J. Roland. He pleaded guilty. and Mr.
Blunt called the courts attention to the fire.
quency of these 1arcenieS since SO many of our
citizens have gone away to the springs and their
houses left comparatively unprotected. The
court sent him to Jail for 60 days Harrison and
Ihos Garnett. assault on Eliza Garnett; personal
ponds TO Keep the peace for six months. Irena
Bruce: street profanity; S. or days Jas. and
ROSA Johnson forfeited collateral. VIM Turner
assault on John Higgins; 50 or days. Morris
Solomon. young white boy about Is wears old
pleaded guilty to stealing gold watch from his
father, Moses Solomon. He was sent to the re-
form school during minority. Albert alias Babe
Foster. larceny of a coat and shirt from Isaac
Mcconnell; 80 days in jail Rachel Gregory.
Myer; S. or Is days. ThOs. Perry. threats of
violence to Irene Rollins; personal bonds to keen
the peace. Henry Reynolds. larceny of a whip
from milkman's wagon: 10 days in jail Ellis
Price. assault on Henry Thomas, by striking him
on the head with stone S. or 10 days. Geo.
Nash. profanity; SIS or 7 days. Margaret J.
Ridgway and JOS. Hill forfeited collateral. Alice
Russell, profanity; IS or days. Henry Smith,
John A. Stewart. Samuel Jenkins and John O.
Nix forfeited collateral John Stevens. profan-
ity; $40 or so days. Julia DOdsOn. loud and
boisterous in Pig alley; do. Harriet Robinson,
profanity; SIS or days. Rachel DYSON do; do
Edwin Walter. committing, creating and MAIN
tanning nuisance; sentence suspended. Diggs
WOrmly, do; S.. Samuel Johnson forfeited
collateral. Patrick Riley. cursing and swearing
SIS Or Is days. Nathan Gross, destroying public
property; S. or Is days. Jno. jackson and
Richard Shields. disorderly in the county: IS or
Is days each. John Mills, carrying pistol: per-
sOnal bonds to not repeat the offence. Alfred
Johnson, profanity; IS or days. John O'Day
do; do. Lucy Rivers and Bridget Welsh, dis
turbiIc the quiet Of West Washington by loud
and boister0us talking IS or IS days EACH
Albert Smith, charged with disorderly conducts
days. VIM. Clark, loud and boisterous; S5 or
Is days.
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Is HARTMANN. THE NTHILIsT. IN CANADA?-A
man who is believed to be the Nihilist Leo
Hartmann has arrived and has taken up his
quarters i'm a secOnd-class hotel i'm Montreal He
is registered under another name. Tee.rams
have been received there stating that Hartmann
had left the United States to take refuge I'm
Canada. detective is keeping an eye on
the SuSnectpd STRANGER
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CITY ITEMS.

Forty Years Experience Of nm Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winsow'S SCOT hing Syrup is the prcscrip-
ton 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
by millions of mothers for their children il re-
lIeyeS the child from pain. cures dysentery and
.liarrhoaa, gripping i'm the bowels and wind collie
BY giving health to the child it rests the mother
Price % cents bottle mws
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I4YNCHING IN CALIFORNIA.-A dispatch from
OrOyille, Cal, says: 81. 7. NOakes was taken
from the Jail Sunday morning 10y body of
masked and armed men, conveyed short dis
tance from the town and hanged to a tree
NOkes had murdered an old man named A. J.
Crum. at Chico, three weeks ago. 10y kicking
him to DEATH
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THE STRIKE Of the driver boys and slate
pickers of the Susquehanna Coal Company at
Nanticoke. Pa. still continues. with no prospect
of a compromise. Two thousand miners ard
labOrerS are out of emplOyment
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VENNoR made pretty good guess for yester-
day. which, ne said, would be marked by heat and
storms. For to-day. Tomorrow and Wednesday
he predicts much the same. viz: Sultry weather
with heavy showers, but cooler evenings and
nights.
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and brutal appearance, her retreating forehead
and protruding teeth giving particularly SIMS
ter expression to her face. The daughter Rose
is dark.coiored and an ordinary-looking ne
gress The grandson. Thomas Golf. bow IL
years OF age, is a stupid-lOoking black boy. The
old woman and her daughter have lived
IN the stone house as tenants of Mr.
r1sher TWO or three months. the old
woman working out her rent by doing
chores. Both women deny any knowledge of
the crime. but their conflicting statements put
them under strong suspicion The old woman.
VINO rs unable to tell her age says she came
from Richmond, and before going to Mrs Fishers
10 llVe. lived at Mrs. Whites, on the Rock Creek
road; that she borrowed the dashboard on Fri
day OF Mrs Fisher. and had borrowed it several
times before; when she was going into the
mouse she thought she heard some one say
WI nat are you doing here" and being little
frightened. she hurried away home. The daugh-
Ter, Rose. says that her mother sent her to Mrs.
Lynch's after Tom.
MANY THEORIES
nave been formed as to the motive of the muir
ders The commonly accepted one is that the
murderer was bent On theft. and was worried by
the children; that he or she thereupon murdered
the little ones. Nothing in the house. however.
had been disturbed. and not even drawer had
been displaced Mr.. Fisher had sum of money
concealed in a clock, which was found I'M
touched.
The Old Woman Under Strong Suspicion.
Capt Vernon and the detectives were at
Fishers all day yesterday endeavoring to find
some clue to the murderer of the children. The
belief among them is that the old woman is the
guilty party. They come to this conclusion from
the statements made by herself and by state
ments made by the hands at work in the field
who saw her gliding along by skirting of pine
trees across lots after delivering the wash board
in place OF returning to Eer house the same way
she left. They also state that she must have
passed the children when she went to Fishers
house to leave the dashboard. and they ask
why should she not return the same way she
went. 1t being more direct. shorter. and better
way than going by the pines?'' They are of the
opinion that she will make a confession to-day
She is regarded as grabbed old crone and ill
tempered enough to do any thing when she gets
IN one OF her cross grained fits.
CHRISTINA TAYLOR WANTS TO TELL SOMETHING.
This morning Lieut.. johnson and eX-Justice
0. S. B. Wall interviewed the prisoners. Both
OF them repeated some of the statements made
by them before. but these statements did not
agree in many particulars. The interview was
quite lengthy. and the old woman finally became
quite serious Evidently something was bear
ing heavily on her mind AS Lieut.. johnson
was about to leave. the old woman called him
back to the CELL and asked. IF | tell all about
it can l get off?" Lieut.. Johnson made no
promises whatever and gave her no satisfaction
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SPOTTED Tan. SHOT BY Crow DOG.-A special
dispatch from the Pine Ridge agency. Nebraska.
says: Grow Dog, captain Of the police at the
Rosebnd agency. shot and instantly killed Spotted
Tail about three o'clock yesterday afternoon.
There had been ill-feeling between them for
some time. Crow Dog went to Fort Niobrara to
await further Developments. Trouble is appre-
hended."
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Low SHOES at half price. Spear Bros.

CHEAP REPAIRING, Byrn's shoe store 1914 nth
street.
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OUR ENTIRE Stock of boots and shoes must
sold. to close business Spear Bros. "a eth sire
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON.
occooUAN FAILS MOUNT VERNON spprxas

oCcoQUAN FALLS MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS.
nnris 20 GGOQUAN FALLS every SUNDAY MON
Ia, waaD1NbSDAi and FRIDAY. leaving 9Th street
Z M Fare round trip rs cents -
tor MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS every SaTTrR-
DAh Steamer leaves wharf Q m refilr1,i,,v AT 4
PIN rare ~ cents. This boat will he sharter.d at
's"soi""'e r@'es' L. 3. RANDALL. Manager.
Inc steamer Mary Washington viii also make Excur-
tlohs every SATURDAY leaving her wharf at 6:3D u.
m returning at Ii 80 pm. Music and Dancing down
aud back on al trips except Sundays. Tickets. rs
S--e, m27
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affections, smarting, frequent or difficult urina-
ton. kidney disease. 81. Druggists. 4S0 Penna.
avenue. IN
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Aldcrney butter churned every morning
and delivered i'm q LID. Ward" prints. &c per
To-. Also. cottage cheese. buttermilk and sweet
milk DC. per ut. Cream, Zoe pint.
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BUSINESS ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.-Harbor
Master John r. Sutton reports recent arrivals of
river craft as follows: Long boat Pocahontas.
Capt kendric. with wood for market long boat
Queen Anne. Moore. wood for j. O. Carter: long
boat George and N>artha. Bland. wood for same:
steamer Norfolk. Lawson. miscellaneous freight
for various merchants: steamer Rotary. Mnter.
sc, eco feet Of lumber for w. w. McCuiloch: long
boat Cora Smith. Williams. wood for Johnson
& Bro; schooner 7. J. Stewart. Appleyarth. coal
for Johnson Il Bro; steamer Sue. Geoghegan.
miscellaneous cargo for Stephenson Bros.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., AuctiOneers will
sell Tomorrow morning, commencing at 10
O'Clock am. at No. sos Maryland avenue SOUTH
west, a general assortment of household effects
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GRAND TOURNAMENT AND
" IETE CHANpETRE
nIRECT TO LOWER CEDAR POINT,
The finest Resort on the Potomac.
Grabbing, Fishing. Boating Saltwater Bathing
tNew Bathing Suits and Shoes.)

The fine and fast Steamer J. W. THOMPSON, newly
furnished has been chartered by the Pro,rieors IL
DAY. JULY s6h including sunday ea1inV the Conn.,
1 It F S Sp s. s f stT 81 e 80 SHARP
at 80, will reach Waslangton at 10 ,. IL.
s Prof Websr's Uniforn Bras and String Band are
ios the an the Boat and # The Point
EeS Ro 6ssse viii c on the Boat @
fuse adittance such: Pariies wishing to make ar.
ranssmeI r., for excursions 70 Lower Cedar Point win
W: S. Roore, 1885 Pennsy ivania avenue -' VI ~
for parcels left at the Point for safe Keeping
ba iaIe % cents round trip; children under Y
POTOMAC srrA fIs2Srsf EsMrASr's ADvEn-
ROE frSfS FSESE AID bP P1IST MON
Steamer GEORGE HEAHY ON TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS at $50 p. m. and SATURDAYS 6 =. m.
EXCURSION TO er THE x GAPEs EVERY SUNDAY
@ q 9s HhTEs EFGIHS NSi sSAfTuRpH
First to Fort Monroe and Norfolk. 81 90
tirst to Piney Pon; and Point Lookout %
second Class round Trip 10 Fort Monroe and Nor
Second class round trip to piney Point and Point
Loohout... 90
FOR RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND ALL
POINTS SOUTH.
The new and sp;endid steamer EXCELSIOR. con-
daily eScept Sunday at {; 80 a. m. and $50 D. M.
Fare to Richmond unlimited go. -.-'.-.-'-ss ~
Fare to Richmond round trip. good for 10 days 90
EXCURSIONS
To Richmond, via Norfolk. 10 Norfolk via Richmond
and return to Washington. James River by daylight
A delightful trip
Steamer Excelsior, twice daily o. so a. M aud BOD
m. to Richmond via Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad from QuaDtico.
Steamer George Leary, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAlSto Norfolk, connecting at Richmond
and Norfolk with the James River each way
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO oUANTICo.
via Excelsior, $50 and 8 80 D. On SUNDAYSaf
SPIN. only.
DO
Tickets for sale and information furnished sf Cooks
Tours 1881 Peins, lyana Roo~es Cigar Stands
II principal Hotels: B. Pollnhorn. next - CITY Post
Oftce, and at Colllany's Ofica. 1tl street wharf
GEORGE MATTINGI.Y
,,,>, m x,,,,x General Superintendent.
WM +. WEIGH, Agent t25
NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON
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Carrying Concealed Weapons.
ANOTHER DISPUTANT.

ANOTHER DISPCTANT.
To the Editor Of THE STAR.
have noticed several communicat. ons in TIE
STAR from a citizen styling himself ''Ignoramus''
and from anignOramus styling himself Citizen
and it seems time that some one else should
have a word to say. 1t seems that Citizen is
arguing without any fixed principle in view
against practice which only becomes an evil
when it is abused. He asks for no discrimina-
ton as to who should 60 armed but quotes a
few murders and says 1.-The pistol must GO The
first murder was not committed with pistol.
and we have had in Washington one murder
with paving stone. one with shovel and still
another in which the human head was the weapon
used. Surely ''Citizen' will not say these must
go, nor can he say that good citizen
murderOus designs than the aforementioned
weapons. He claims that all good citizens are
IN bed at O'Clock. and not on the streets after
that hour. would ask do our printers sleep in
the Office. our bookkepers in the bank or our
clerks in the store: Does he, when he goes to
the opera. sleep in the box? perhaps he does
during the rerfcrmance) If. on walking home.
he should meet a deniZen of {" Hells Bottom"
would he. on being asked the time. prefer hand
ING over his $50 watch. Ca mere suppCsiticn.)
or would he prefer to cover its face with a 49,
and invite the gentleman to look for himself:
y thousand cases might be mentioned where
pistol is as nee,itul as arsenic but enumeration
Is Idle. Both are dangerous if handled reck.
iessiy. but both are needful How shall we dis
crimnate: In this way:-The good citizen shall
go undisturbed. but the ya"rant the petit thief.
the drunkard. disorderly characte.-all who in
teiview the judge at Police Court or Criminal
Court for c;use-shall. if when searched a pistol
Is found upon their person. have added to their
sentence heavy fine and few years in states
prison. Then will the carrying OF a pistol be
avoided as the burglar avoids murder-fron,
policy. and this is the only way in which the
vulgar mind can be reached effectively
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The STORM OF LAST EyENING.-A decidedly
cool wave struck this District last evening in tie
shape OF thunder storm. The rain was quite
copious the lightning sharp and since it ceased
raining the air has been quite cool. SO much SO
last night as to cause the windows of sleeping
apartments to be closed and al extra bed cover
10 DE used. The eNcursiOaists down the river
were glad to seek the shelter Of the steamboat
cabins the wind being too bracng. Quite gale
prevailed some thirty miles below this CITY. while
the rain and hail fell thick and fast with vivid
lightning and loud thunder. The rush to the
cabins OF the steamer Excelsior made things
very unpleasant there. and many articles Of
clothing were damaged or missed. One man in
the panic lost handsome copy Of Longfellow's
poe ms.
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PILESilI

LILIES! PlLESm PILEStil
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liberated pics has been discovered ~, Dr. Williams IAN
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kood. Williams Ointment absorie the tunlors, alays
seise itcig uafuc.iiarly night after getting
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THE CELLULO1D TRUSS: that never breaks,
never wears out, always clean. and can be WORE
While bstiAing, is for rxle ut - .
CHAS FISHERS.
623 9TH street northwest.
Mrs. FISHER devotes her attention to the wants Of
lady PATRONS. 2m
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nR. DUPARE'S CATARRH REMEDY CURES
~ every Of Catsrrh. Price 2s cent? Try it. DE-.
Dares E;eod and Liver Piils remove ~ bilious dis.
sns s s ~ S ana s.a rn p s si ~, -
cents. Dr. Duinre's never flaming Ple Remedy cure9
bind. llec1ng aud itching piles. Price 90 cent. Fof
wet, WASHINGTON, DC. b6
CuNMIT MINERAL SPRING wATER-TrIs NoTA
ocsx ALI. bSt rxy.l< fsile ~hea 1solez3y used Sor
Ssrsettlk Esar and Kidney pisordcTy. prusrVs pylr
.sixss coottilsSa. &9yogsucre. aEd Qsnes1I pet1A.
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NELECT FAMILY EXCURSION
PlNEY POINT, POINT LOOKOUT AND 70 MILES
DOWN THE BAli

MONDA1, AUGUST u.
S'eaner JANE MOSEIEl will leave her wharf foot of
otl street at pm. Grabbing, boating fishing and
salt-water bathing No IMPROPER Persons allowed ON
The boat Gentleman and Iady's ticket 81 SO; gentle
mans ticket, S1.O0; children IL wears so csrts
State rooms ut C. Dulns drugstore, New York av.nue
ana 10Th street northwest Tickets Mt all arIp.tnrs
Cars will be in waiting r,fury, nf l,o.f a.
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TIE LATE W II. WARD.-At the MEETING of
the bar association in reference TO the deatj, M
". H. Ward. saturday afternoon in the Circuit
oour, room: W. L. Westward. esq. presiding
and r. L. Wailack secretary a co,cmittee WITH
Joseph II Bradley. esq. in the chair reported
appropriate resolutions which were unanimor SIS,
adopted, after eulogies had beea pronounced
upon the decreased. The funeral took place
f-oni the late residence OF the deceased yestey
day afternoon. and was largely attended. There.
was profusion OF floral tributes to the deceased
The services were conducted by Rev. Father
Walter Of st. Patrick's church. who paid hand
some tribute to the memory Of his friend The
pali-bearers were John Van Riswics James Smith
b. Ashford. r. j. Meigs, jr.. John 4. Lehman
and Theodore Sheckeiis- The intcrmcnt was at
Mt. Oyet ~