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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
JaRrnberurbnunser In Der SiOesie
Dubuque.

Der bodw. Generals icar 8ra5tI Don Dies
Woines, in abpsisnbeit bss bO&w'fen
gifdofs Di6esiau 8erwaIter, pnbIi3trt fol-
senbe SaRenressIn, oils In Der Di6eefe Gull
tis, I'M ,Dss @Oines &esifer~. @ir finb
%.p. saFeI far 8uisnbuns bsr bstrefens
ben 0r. gu 9aat perpfi9tet.
~ aae @liubisen, bic ibr 2l. Sabr
~suridseIest baben, ftnb, wenn ni9t tir4s
lid bispsnfrt, usrpFi9tet gum 6afsn.
2.) Grit Gusnabme bss Sonntass III
tdsIi9 nur cine uoue WsabIbeit srlaubt.
81 Die on Safsntasen erlaubte uoue
RabIaeit ift UNI bte Mittassastt 3u sente'
Gen.
A. Bel bisisr WabIteit bari on ben
Taaen, mo Der @snrB BON Slsii9fpsiisn
erlaubt if, nidt Jeiid unb SLID ssnOfen
perben.
81 am gbenb 1T cine tIeine @rfrii9uns,
COLLATION. s%enannt, srIaubt; etne aussmeine
8es.I ibsr bic su seuieBenbe Naantitdi
Speiie tann ni6t fefSefsat per6sn. abs'
asmdB autsm 4riffIiden Brau4 lou BIZ
COLLATION. ni4t msbr als ein 0tertel cine
pollen RabI3ett betrassn, aIfo bO4fteni
a@t lln3sn.
6.) @as in bieier Di5esie bic QuaIitdt
ber ISOLATION anssbt, 70 finb grob, But
ter, @ier, MiI9, aue grteu Gri4te, Sas
lab, @emiis unb taIter Slid erlaubt.
y. aassmsinsr @ebrau& bat ss asfsss
lid ssma9t, am 'Morsen etnen ruarnsn
Erunt Az nebmsn, wis Tbee, Saffse, binns
Chocolate nit sinen Grader.
81. Rotbwenbistett unb @ebrau9 er'
Iauben bas S5meI3en nit Sstt, itatt NIT
Butter bel Der 8ubereituns BON @sutilsn,
Slid u. I. 10.
81. Solsenbs Yerionsn ftnb pom Gaffen'
qebote bispenfrt: Suuse 2eute untsr 2l
Sabren, Rrante, filsn6e Matter, 9euts bic
bart arbeiten miifs unb ale. beren@siuno'
belt sas Saffsn ni9t ertrdst.
10Y Der @sbrau@ pon 5lsiidipsiien
III am Sonntas isbsr 3sit, sinmaI tasli9
Rontass, Dtenftass, Donnsritass unb
Samfass, nit Ausnabme bes bweitsn nno
Iestsn Samifass In Der Saiten3eit erlaubt.
ll.) gsrionen, bic pom 5afen bispsn'
frt ifnb pessn Winberidbriststt obsr
bebem utter (aber go SABRE ober barter
arbeit, birfeu uaebreremale SIsii4 ellen an
ben Eassn, mo- ber einmalt9e @snuB &C.
mdB 8ispsniation erlaubt 1T. Gue Ots'
ienissn, bie aus anbern llria9en ess 5a'
items sntbobsn finb, iowoblaIs Disisnissn,
bersn 9fi9t sS it su faftsn, birfsn NUT
bel elmer WabIssit SIsiid ssnisBsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
Die Ss6raoer eGwamser, go. 1875

pie Ss6raoer Glrpanser, go. 1858
@lapfrase, sessnaber benz Marttbauie,
babsn isst siusn srSsersn 8orratb bon @e'
idirrsn fur a~dssbaupf.rbe unb &uti5ens
pfsrbs on 9anb, aIs is porbsr; anss
ielbssma9te Daare. 5ernsr SdttsI, RoI.
Ter, 3dums, Psitiden u. I. NJ. sic b.
ben bic Prsiis srmdBist. unb wsr In ben
nd1iisn brsi Wonaten pom ibnsn tauft, II
F9sr. biIise unb CUTE Baare au bsfout'
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
2lafere standardization trif

2tnfere Standardization triHt
anitaItsn, i'm ndafen Stunt Elm srObss
S9issnfsf ~abtubaItsn. 5auptid&Iid
usrSsn bic Sdiseucorps au obsren Riis
fifppisD ifriet bur6 DsIesationsn pertres
ten fein, bod erwartet man S4assn aus
benz san,sn Rorbpsfeu. t1sbsr Sauie nb
ausuirttse 2iebbabsr Der Sidfe boft man
bier su isbsn, unb bab nit benieIbsn nod
cine srOBs sln5ubI Safe t6mmt, pers
fisbt f9 uobl pom isIbif. S4issn utb
9diis psrbsn bier I'm i9Ousn .ssp gitp"
re1t wtQtcmmen ietn. 81. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

2sieoer tritf G6teaso, (Sas.) in ben
gorbersruub. -5err q. o. @arins, AIS
STATE. Ctr, f6reibt: Sd babe felt eiaiser
3sit bic hamburger srOpfen i'm Ssbrau@
uab muB iassn, bab fe mir quite Disnte
I.iiien. 0isisIbsn fnb Elm uussesei&netss
glutrsinisunssmitteI, Bel biuiOien anfaI'
len pOn idnsner, f9ersr Birtuns unb uer'
bienen babsr bic marine gmpfebIuus, wsIs
de linen Az EbeiI ptrb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
&ir6enbau.

@spatnb 9inntban In Sort Dodge nininat bts
aum 20. RGra i2 tbr Wtttass ptrftstlts Wn.
s.bSts fir Badatint uab S&rtinearbttt " Der
In Sort Dodge ~ rri&ttnbsn airat tntssSsn.
plan. unS 8trtraesbtbinsuassn tSnntn bft WtS.
3inntban In Sort Dodge obtr BET BEN Mr&tisf'
ten Strrn Crib. peer Ia Dubuque tingtitbta
iptrbtu, no aud n6btrs Musfunft ttbfilt pire.
Das Gsmits bsbalt f& psr irssns tlnts psr QUE
Mnstbstt ~ psrpsrftn. I'm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

SsrofeGor Seom Sforetan, elm b.
tanntsr fransORi9er Dsclamator, t6mmt
alf @inlabuns elmer aaaabl ~unierer Sars
ger bisbsr, UNI f9 In isiner &anf b6rsn
su IaNsn. ST wirb unter anbsrn Yafassn
aus L'etrangere unb Antoine uon aIsran'
Der Dumas uOrtrasen. SIR ~bisisniseu,
bic Der frana5fiden Spra9s md&tis fnb,
pirb bas elm ssnuBrei4er abenb werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

Samtas yaa&mittas brad Ssusr In
Der geabsmis Der 9simiu&uns aus. %
mar Gin Ramin tn 8ranb seratbsn unb bic
Tuntsn batten bas @ebduSs In Geusr &C.
jest. bic @Iode wurbe omar i&arf ssIda'
sst, absr Go erf@ien teine 9iIfs. 50 &C.
lang ben gnfrensansen Der S9Usftsrn is'
tpG hos Ssusr ta lSf9sH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

2aapor 2s6atmore pOa Of' DUBUQUE,
befsn gmtstermin ablduft, psissrt f9 obs
folut, has slmt sinsn sueiten Esrmin uu'
aunebmeu. Ssins 8srwaItuus mar elm.
ipariams uab quite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

SEER Stamu,, Der aus elmer i'm
patentirtsn Competition, bic itsinbatt wirO.
prd9tise Statuen unb SiIber formt uni
mobeairt, bat sinsn Iebenssrobsn gbriitu!
mad Davenport ssIisfert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
Dem 2seter Se6ert, better tn Der

Dem 2seter SeGert, better tn Der
Stabt bstannt unter benz Ramen .9ans
Setter, eiusm ie9siaiabrisen stwas fonbsr'
barren Sunsseislsn, Der an pine unb l6.
Strass pobnt, fub In isiner abpsienbs;t
am beaem Gage 500 unb swsi l1brsn sss
foblsu uOrbsn. St bate has Sslo in
elmer &ite tn sinsm alien Suite einsepits
teIt. sSis ssp6bnIi9 bat man fetRs Spur,
wsr bic Diebe isisu. Swsi Burden, bic
man feituabm, muBte ma ssben Iafsn. ia
ni6t cine S5sin zines geueiies sesen fs
porlas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

Sente, Rontas, wdbIen bic anbdnssr
Der StaatsIduIeu, wsr aIs WitsIieb tn ben
&atb t5mmt, Der gu ~beitimmeu bat, wiepisl
@sIb ben RatboIitea seiesIia seraubt psr'
ben fol-, fur ben llnterbaIt BON S9ulsn,
tn bic fs aus 8idR5tsn ibres 9ewifsns
unb ibrsr &sIiston ibre Rinbsr ni4t idit'
ten t6nneR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

SEER "a. 2sanfert bat bic suite &C.
babt, an Stsls bes 9srrn g. @sp bt'
as.ntur Der r9asette' in Mateppa. Rinn.
IN i~5srnsbmen uub III baber srmd9tist
abcnnsnteu ;u iammsIn, @sIber su eolsc'
tirer, unb bafir sa quittiren. 9errn Ms,
far bic seIsifstsn Dienfte uniern better
Gauf. -@<
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

SER, ae5s nus Del! Sn Dubuque
tnb ibsr 80 Abuoeatsn. @~6suiousnis
ais an slbsOeatsn fsbIt's an 9uetOrn, um
uns ms SsnIsits ~ bsISrteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

pie Sroeertefeute ssbeR NIT bsm
@ebanteu I'M, cine Sdusseisli9aft gu
orsani1rsn, um ff6 sesenfeitis uor ben
p~rofsiFonsusn gorsern uub S9uinbIern
~ idlten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
ct. 2out8 Iarft6eri@t.

Ger SsI.sraSkJ z. Rari 1881,
Wstten-rotber, Ro.2, $l.Ol4-l.0l5
@eIf9torn-S99 Cts. s..
Safer-333 @ts.
ShmetRefeff6 -$l5 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

pie Aopoeateu 9onsusuias unb Zines
IN babeu f9 in Partneribip persinist.
Ssibss fnb fsiBise iunse 2eute unb msr
ibrs 9iIfs in auipru9 nimmt, taan f9sr
iein, out bebient Al perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
2sei(enoe Asenter
Z. Z. 9bobs & alfrrS 3ittsrt.

Die sorre(ponoens ~unfsres &eiienAen,
Germ Rittsn, pirb wObl irsenbwo TN
Sdnes ;wii5sn bisr unb NiIpautss be-
nrnben ietr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
Nete NtBeigen.
CODES Ansetse.

4
<
Strrantttn unb 9stanRttn bic ~trauris. Wa6rtdt, baf ss
benz Gamdntisen tn fentm tuerferfblthen Ratt.
ISIuTt sefaasu, unfern lisssn Batter,
Sobannes Stfans,
psristsn nit ben bL. Sterbsiatramsntsn am Disrfds, TEN
1. Rdr, 1881, i'm alter ron 20 Satrtn in elm bsksres SIN.
abIurufsn. Die fttrbli6sn llsEsrrsft rurssn an, 4. ;.
~. auf esm Ct. Martsu 5ritbtrft In DUBUQUE ~Sssesst.
Die ~trausrustu SintsrtItetsn,u
Sobann 8iian,,
Ybilipp 8iiauL
Garl 8iiaHs,
Jran3 Siian;, ef,,sr
Ni6acl Siianj. "
Iaria anna 8iian3,
anua Siiau;.
Wasoalena SiianJ
r. /. P.
Ge6' pptl, lb' rpbl, nit taufeut 3dtrtr
8esltttsE mir Zen 2eb iur @ruft,
g4tr modem esia 9tbd6tuis strsn,
Sis stnf aud uns Der Batter ruff
3iet' hin, Du BAT nun ubsrwuntsu,
Tu tht auf eris MN btfrtit:
gpas Fns Der gpdnfabrt turflt Stuneer
1r6 ssstn isne SsrrliSttit!
Sdstrias, DUBUQUE Co., Sa., 2. Wirs 1881.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
$taot l. Amtgeefno.

- Entered at the post-of6ce at Dubuque,
Iswa, and admitted for transmission through
tks mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

Die 2ser86a6u pirb tinftissn 4. apriI
psrfisissrt, un, cine 9ppotbst pom 81, 9l2.'
so unb $27. rs 6oifen su be6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

Die S6uee6foGaoe 1T aussessi9nst.
nm bic Wsnidsn in Der Eusenb Der @ss
bulb su iben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
Rurtrt
9pspepTe,
Der Staotrat6 pon CASCADE bat Die
Sduu,Iieenie auf 800 feitsefieat.

An eissnt5amer pom 2sferSen!
@ebt gu sureu, Apotbster unb fault cine
Slai&e non 6. albert Smitb's
,Hoofs Liz uid@, has ueltberiibmts
5siImitteI fur 9ferbs. U.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

Rilnauies Narttbsri4t.
per9.I.arapb) Z. Nari 1881.
Det3en-No. 2, Oh.
Safer-3l Cts.
8etf&torn-s74 Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
Ghieago Warftbert4t.

VyESUBU Vs"s5
f1.r S.IearasbJ Z. @aIs 1881
0eisen.-No. 2, 998 Cts.
BeI9toru-S74 @ts.
Safer-Sl4 Big 3l8 Cts.
B~utter-25 bis 80 gts.
gter-22 bis rs @ts.
BbiStp-$l.o9.
S@wetue-$4.9 90 bis $50.
Rtnbpieb-$2.5 so bis 900.
S&wetnefet4 -$l4.45 bis IA 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
Ar@tect.

Srsb. Seer, Ar&iteet unb Supsrintems
bent. S@uIsn unb atr9en cine SpsoiaIts
tdt. Ode tier unb Soma StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
Gine quite @eleaenleit.

Die bon Nabsr usb Bro. s~ssisnets uub &C..
fabrts SSmitb. unb Wasner.W srffatten dnS 3a
psrrsntsn, siussln Ubsr s%uiammsn auf Elm cStr
mebrsrs Sabre. Rabsres bel
Sobn q. s9miB. Gissntbamer,
cher Rabor unb Bro, Tsp Dilemma, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
RepsNort Rarttbsrt9t.

1SWsOVtk ~S*s*SSssW"
Ger SsItsrapD. Z. Rdri 1881.
Beiseu.-WiIwautee, go. 2, Clio.
Safer-4S BIS A Ste.
WeH4foru-sem. 10. So bis SO Cts.
S9wetnefeti@-$l5.O 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
s. Maelap s Co.,
Ro. 1888 Wains StruBs,
Eus no "Jopd.
Grss. uus aliubdnsltr In aatn artta
Giien,u aareit,
erfssef6irren,
Observation-Disclosures &c.

Die ssutf6tu Cleric ptrtsn atts btmabt fdn, alt aItta
unb ntutH Sunstu af sas tSht8at unh rthlitft yu BE-,
httuta. '. r
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-16
A Young POisoner.

st. Paul Special to Chicago Times.
Alice Homes has developed mt the early
age of fourteen into q robust person. She
has just been sent to the Reform School, but
there would seem to be some justification for
her Maynard course, as she cheerfully went
to the Reform School in preference to living
in her step.father's, OleAnderson's, house
He seems to have been the main subject of
her Genealogical experiments. 1t was shown
during the examination that the girl was
carrying his dinner to him when she was
met by some boys, who gave her some
poisonous material, which she put in the
food. Anderson was made deadly sick by
partaking of the poisoned food. 1t was
also shown that the girl before this had tried
to poison the entire family, who live on
Seventh, between Rosabel and Wacanta
streets, by putting poison in the coffee pot.
The inference was that the girl was weak
minded and had to be restrained. There
was some suspicion expressed that the pro-
cecdings were instigated by Anderson in
order to get rid of the girl, but it was evil
dent that she would be better off in the Re.
form School than under the charge of hci
parents, and therefore, Judge Burr gave the
order for heradmissi0n into that institution
Ole Anderson and wife were the couple that
figured in the child-stealing sensation ir
Saltwater about year ago. Mrs Andcr'
son, before her second marriage, had givcr
her youngest child to n family in Saltwater
who had adopted it as their own, but fol
some reason she was determined to have 1t
back, and she and Anderson kidnapped it
Anderson served q term in prison in Still
water for the Offcnsc. They are not n very
prcposscssing couple.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-16
The Abolition OF Pctticoats.

CnichgO IriDunp
1t would appear that the doctrines of
womans emancipation from the trammels
of feminine dress, promulgated some time
ago with considerable vigOr by strong
minded ladies in the United States have
recently been enthusiastically adopted by
an association of German matrons and mai
dens which, under the significant title of
Clothing League for the Abolition of Pet
ticoats" recently held its first public meet
ing in n concert room Ofthe Brunnen strasse,
Berlin. A chairwoman having been duly
elected the proceedings were opened by an
eloquent speech setting forth the incOnve-
nience and disadvantages, from sanitary
point of view, of the flowing garments
hitherto deemed appropriate wear for civil
lied females. This discourse pronounced
it to be the sacred duty of every member
of the association to discard with the utmost
promptitude such Objectionable raiment, typ
ical of all the disabilities wrongfully as
cribcd to woman by her oppressOr, man, and
to assume in its stead IA dualstic form of
covering for the legs as well as for the arms"
This daring programme of action was hailed
with acclamations ofapproval by all present
save one, a Frau Peters, who couragc0usly
stood up for the denounced petticoat upon
| the ground that it was far more becoming
| than trousers to members of the female sex.
Her protesting voice, however, was drowned
in storm of indignant clamor, and n res
OlutiOn embodying the sentiments previ-
ously enunciated by the chairwoman was
passed by an overwhelming majority of the
| fair lcapucrs
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-16
A Little Love story.

Troy llncS.
A touching little romance illustrating
wifcly devotion has come to light on Mount
Ida. Four years ago comely young lady
was accepting the attentions of two gentle
men, one the possessor of a fair competence
and the other poor like herself. Upon tho
death of her parents the grandmother as
sumed her control To please this relative
she consented to unite her fortunes with
those of the poor young man. who besides
his impoverished circumstances was Grip
pie. The more acceptable sutton was nearly
crazy. A tempting offer to enter business
in New York was refused by him. He de-
clared his determination to be wherever
his loved one, then the wife of another
was located. A year after the wedding
the husband foil i'll. AS disease made inroads
upon his constitution and poverty stalkcd
in at the door the young wife was
obliged to seek employment In knitting
mill. Last week, after long illness, IN
which he was steadfastly attended by his
Woodworking companion, death brought
an end to the POOR cripplc's existence. During
this illness the rejected lover was the con
tributor of delicacies to the sick, which
the patient, with knowledge Of the source
from which they came, accepted. A vow
that the disappointed gentleman mad,
upon the marriage of his idol to the deceased
is possibly attended with prospects of real
ization. II was that should the accepted
one die during the lifetime of the rejected
one he would renew his suit. Although
the earth over the grave of tn,
dead has hardly settled, an interview
has been requested, and two hearts sepa
rated by fate will probably be united by
| 1--we
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-16
.Titans, Becoming Insane.

An Austrian journal reports the curious
fact that four "Titans of the German stage"
have lately become insane. The calamity
was due in two cases to overwork impelled
by monetary cupidity. Herr Mateus, of
Vienna, whose wonderful memory
was the amazement of theatcr-gocrs. has
suddenly become incapable of remembering
twenty consecutive words. BOgumil Dawi.
son, who played Othello to Edwin Booths
Idgo, at the Winter Garden, exhibited the
opposite symptoms. His violence in tragic
parts increased, and one night while playing
Othcllo he accused the Desdemona of the even
ing of having spoiled by her conduct a pose
which he had contemplated. He rushed
on her with u drawn sword, behind the
scenes, exclaiming II will really kill you,
for know you have done it purposely"
The lady, Maria Berg, who is member ofthe
famous Meiningen Company, in London,
was rescued by the actors just as the in
furiated actor had grasped herby the hair.
The tenor Alois Ander seems to have de-
stroyed his intellect by the extraordinary
means he took to save his voice. One night
during tho "Prophete" he became voiceless.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-16

The "sun,s" Young Man.

In our voluminous mail this morning was
found the following letter. We are not in
the habit of noticing anonymous commune
cations, but as this is not strictly libcllous,
and rs every gentleman is entitled to have
his age recorded, we insert:
WASHINGTON, July 16, 1881.
To the Editor Of The Erening Critic:
Yesterday for the first time bought n
two.cent CRITIC to see the news from AL
bany. Judge my surprise when / read an
editorial beginning thus An aged gentle
man, trembling on the verge of the grave, has
recovered his faculties long enough to ad-
dress card to the New York Sum- Then
follows part of my letter in the San of the
same day protesting against gratuities and
benefactions to the President as anti-rcpub.
1ican. Taking no exception to your con-.
ments, beg leave to say that l am strong
and hearty, neither bald nor gray, and il
you should see me you would probably bel
q stove-pipe that am not past So Per
haps you were misled by the change which
the editor of the SIN made in my signature
gave my initials and the editor substituted
An Old-fashiOned American"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-16
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE,
AND THE ONLY LINE BETWEEN
TIIIc IL A ST A n Ii I'LL IL WE,SrH

THE MODEL FAST LINE,
TIIE EAST AND THE WEST,
DOUBLE TRACE wis w"'n 1aNMny COUPLER,
Schedule to IE sks f %As spnasyr I'd 1881
t2.2o-CHIcAoo, CIScISSATI AMIDST. LOUIS PAs7
.5.oo-Baltimore, Ellcot City and Way Stations
to 4o-PALTIMonE ExrnEss. .
mont; ,strasburg, Winchester, Hagerstowv
~ And pnln Wy "a iY viz R anS station.
ei6-PMILADELrHiA, NEW York and Bosror>
s.4o-STAUNToS and VALLEY EXPRESS (Con-
meets for Hagerstown and at Point of ROOKIE
COCOON Sunday oniy Baltimore, Annapolis and
10. oo-BSIrrMonE EXPRESS. Stops ut Hyatts-
vile, College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapon
Junction, Jessup's and Hanover.
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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-16
Benson and his Card.

On Sunday last the Capital of this city
stated that $. b. Benson, ex-chicf of Secret
Service, had, on the day of the ATTEMPTED
assassination of President Garfield, tele-
graphcd to Marshal John Hall, of Pittsburg,
that he was present at the depot and aided
in arresting the assassin.
In the Republican of a few days ago Ben
son publishes card denying that he had
ever sent any such dispatch. In order to
be satisfied as to the question Of veracity at
stake, letters were written to Pittsburg. The
veracity of Benson does not pan out well
Two papers from that city-the Telegraph
and the Chronicle-of the date of Saturday
July 2, 1881, contain the following dis
patch:
WASHINGTON, July2
John Hall, United States Marshal:
President Garfield was shot twice by I'm
assassin at Baltimore IL Potomac de-
pot this morning. helped arrest
the assassin. 1t Is believed the Presi
dent will die. Two balls entered his body
He now lies unconscious ut y. Il l.. depot
S. u. BEssoN.
rTL;o Govt pf cottlnc ~ m Doncnu