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The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07

STATE UNIVERSITY OF Iowa,
Iowa City, Ia
81 can endorse it as the best preparation of
the kind 1 have ever used. No physician can
afford to do without it, says Professor A. c.
COWPERTHWAITE, Phi. D., M. d., Pro-
fessor OF Diseases of Women. &C., of the Lie
big Co.'S Arnicated Extract of Witch Hazel.
Cures Female Weaknesses and Periodical Suf-
fering, Leucorrhoea, Exhausting losses of
Blood and Neuralgia. Beware of cheap Coun.
terfeits. Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes.
my2 TTS&Cw
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07

Do you want genuine Spring Tonic, one that
will purify your blood, give you an appetite aud
set the stream of life flowing in its natural course
if so use DR.. Graves Blood Purifier. Its virtue
are acknowledged as purifier of the blood and
builder up of the debilitated system through the
stomach and liver. Every one needs tonic in the
Spring to cleanse the system of accumulated impur-
titles.
The Blood Purifier is cure for Biliousness, In
digestion, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Humors,
Scrofula, &c. 1t will built you up, give you re-
newed life and vigor, and is Just suited to your
wants at this season of the year. Price, $1.OO.
For Cough, Cold, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, &c.,
use DR.. Graves Balsam of Wild Cherry and Tar.
Price, 10 cts and SO cts per bottle.
Improved Family Cathartic Pills, made by DR..
Graves cure Headache, Constipation, Sc. Price,
25 cts. per box. Dr. Graves Remedies are for sale
by Druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07
TRUNKS, Bags and Gloves. Coz.

A New and Elegant Preparation
is }. & E. ATKINsoN's Glycerine Lotion. 1t is
not only preventive of dandruff, but imparts
TO the hair remarkable softness and brillian-
CIV. my4-W&S,
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07
SILK Hats $500 and exchange. Coz.

FINE PAssEMENTERlEs, Fine Spanish and
French Laces, Colored Girdes, Cords and
Fringes in great variety, at
may5d3t H. l. NELSON & Co.'s.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07

DR. BULLOCK'S KIDNEY REMEDY,
known under the name of "NEPHRETI-
CUM" is an effectual remedy for Diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder, and Urinary Organs,
been in use has proved itself true helper
my7-S&W
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07

L. o. Bailey & Co.. will sell at their Office
large lot Of new and secondhand Furniture,
Carpets, ETC.. also 1000 rolls roompaper this
forenoon at 10 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07

WE shall sell to-day lot of broad sash and
other Fancy Ribbons at % cents per yard
These are goods which we have been selling
for 80, 60 and so cents.
OWEN, MOORE & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Merry.
Coca.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
In insolvency..
Wanted
Go to-Atwood g. Wentworth.
Look-Merry.
Selling out-Isaac Hatch
Look at this n. Perry.
Store in Market Square to let-Benj. Shaw.
Lost.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07
Failure.

FAILURE.
W. L: Leighton & Co., dealers in groceries,
dry goods, ETC., Deering, have failed.
u: b. Varnum, dealer in groceries, ETC.,
Caribou, has failed.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07

LOST.
A charm from watch chain in shape of ships
"A wheel and compass. Finder will be rewarded
by returning it to BEAVER LINE S. S. OFFICE,
PORTLAND. my7 d3t*
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07

A fine stiff or soft Hat s1.OO Coz.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

THOSE nobby Hats have arrived Coz.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07
MEMS and Boys Caps 10 to % cents, Merry IS

$500 and 50 so Stiff Hats, Merry, Halter.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07

ENTIRE new Silk Hats $3.50, Merry's.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07

Mr.: Ezra Totman, prominent citizen oil
Fair field, and largely engaged in the lumber
business, died Thursday at the age of 70 years
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
The rreting at EracA invIiIe

The aIl.day u.eetina, h Id AZ Br ttkln.
Vile, Sunday, was we'd attended and
crdei with good rr,liitS. E'v. WIN. h.
iitniIicksDn preached All interesting
/. rnun in the morning. Eav. Henry
Saudor>o1 dcliv' re an apprDpr atr al
drra. 10 the at cc.oDn and Rev. W. /.
ru,l rea he'd an riaQunt sermon IN
the cy, ning. iuo inrc" ser rcna com,
hinad ~crr at .Iol with gool result
D., niue CaWe iDrvarlto jhe a,tr II
the cye' iug, and U4c prrtc srd 'onNet
sion. During ihb taY a lIrEc nluOGl
arose ior prayer ,ald III prospect loo6'
| bright Tor an !Gt costing id,I'al At t"ls
| III &C durius III" ,Oulns "lhter. ht
only trouble tie pcOv.t loW have IS =
-uitlbir lNcr' to "orship Iurlni The
week, and cbu ch IS taiIy needed pad
would be QIltr m IntroTtmtA " thia
village ) r,ic,s yer" Leld yesterday
n Uid Fc .on'a He'd, hu rhoy cam 4
50 urr that 10 hold their me tinr;t Dur
ing the week Mr. l|erd.IGkoOn iirrt
slated services III this village Iat
spri and Las y OF with Sotd srcGns'
having a 'arsa congregation. and a'sp a
sunday SIlo1i, ~hcH numbers aioui
h;ty. lie stlCtrn tne NEE - IN II
wne!wtlkht 5Acp. TAe meetings VII
confines tv,rY sunday aa l0 rs the
interest Ii anifcsted il tine Hlc t!nss oi
sunday IS kept Cp.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
TIE WEST OH &s GEsi BOYS.
How Mccall Pust Of West Chester
Iri.yeu .heir Visit 20 Whining

II snpaking Of the visit Of Metal
Pot 10 tons city on Ia - SATURDAY night
thr Vest Chester Republican OF yester
day lays:
THE members of Mccall Post SPEAK
IN hi ghest terms OF t1e generous treat
n nIt which they received at the haud'
utth- DlPOnt boys and al the Citlz'n'
v III whom they am In contact, an
also hat the mr. des Of TIE two poS'S
gntEerel about in tle lightof tho II hn 1-
over which vas sn1prndci a huge kGt
tie SAID te havr be n usei by the West
Ca, e,rr Vttc:ans At their grand bean
supper, aud :. SPECIAL meeting WAS or
rauizei. A ineirer time would be
hard " imagine than the old soldier
Buys ind llg Il in.
Fin "iy The meeting adjourned, the
d ,ors thro ,n open and % no@t agree bic
soci,l season VAS being enjoyed when
Wddcnly AL alarm was given, and the
bows in blue, with their prOverhlHi
p!ompn-ss, made valiant charge, ,and,
by ski.lfll mlnoeuvre, took by storm
the rommodiOus dining halls below,
where tn. def hands OF an auxiliary
corps of the DUPONT Post. comIo"to ol
the wives a4d daughters of the post,
had prepared ltIn sum- uou' repa'',
tlr .Ahles being arranged in handsome
styl" aud laden wi'h deicTCte5 Of all
sty.r which 60 TO tickle the palate. The
banquet was prnlon5td until q late
h0ur, after which tie boys r"tu II Il 10
the upper rooms wh'ch were then
,hear,l ny the presence OF the fair ones
who had previously been e@gl ed IN
the culinary Il partment. Finally the
uoS., and the bands and guests formed
ia line upon the shetland maloa grand
parade, storpjng at tie homeNf n ,y2r
AIlnUnG tC i've him n serenade. That
gentleman rad !c ired for the night,
but he soon made mis- appearance anu
invited the serenaders in ente. tanning
ITEM band ,cmely and assuring them
that the city was theirs for the night. y
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
An Iuivr' ahiSrnier

Henry Mil'r, who WAS acin't'at,
aid john X. Miller, who w 'rDnyi"te'
a. Leila on on TridHv, Of III" manu-
flcLure Of coultcr oit bllai dJtlts5 III
the mountains hear Lebanon, "'rr ar
rest, Il on dctainerS at tAe cJnc'u' ia oi
their trill and .Ge tasru 70 PAiIbte!'
pnia on Saturday. III y ~cr' giy'n a
heHri, < before tcmmlrs! !Ourr h'OA"n..
\ LGhalou con- ta be tOlI how Johi il,
M,ller had "-qnt a cd" AID inlpl 4 ca
II eury Miller and lIumm"!l Ia IN" m"n'
uIacture OF the clir, and how 'hG -p'e-
" CABIN ia the woods had been sur
rounded last sUmm, +, and how ilcniT
Miller and Uummeli w,te captured ~
gelhcr with the molls, metal ami b,S
II tiuiahel coin. The Commis,io lGr
released Henry Miller bcc tuse hr ha'i
air a1y bocn acquitted. He committed
John fora further hearing on Thursday
next. The Government officials eXpact
10 prove that Miller has ken enGa%"'l
in tAtnsive ounteifriiing opcraliuns,
,ncluding the circulation OF - bank
rotes. His ccnft os!rn "as said 10 hay,
been made vi Ii a view Of setii'g the
reward az .nformnr and snlfl.rg thh
guilt Of ttc rme upon Henry thiil1r
and II un mil.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
Did nOigeG Started.

Contrary to general expectation, the
no " canning establishment did not get
underway yesterday morning. There
were quite large crowd present com
posed of mcn, women and childr, II,
looking for work, but were informed
that the establishment was not ready
TO commence operations. There were
however some few women that were
put TO work, and it is thought that there
will be employment for others, In three
or four days, but it is Understood that
the wages will be low.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
A GRACE Oh URUH
mar iage and Divorce fully sci
Forth by R.v. mr.. Miller san.
day YyensnK,


Forth by Rsv. mr.. Miller San
day evening.
A large congregation assembled at
Grace N T. Church. Sunday evening,
u h ear The Rev. Mr.. Miller preach on the
subject of Marriage and Divorce. "
Mr. Miller took bis text from the lat.
icr clause OF tho nineteenth verse Of the
sixth cha, ter OF Matthew: "What
therefore God hath Joined together let
NO man put asurd r." Marriage, he
sail, has mauy meanings Tho act
Of marrying is a divine institution and
not contract for civil purposes Be.
cAu.' of the ignorance by which many
marriages are entered in'O, aua because
Of tho immense importance to sgcict7,
il becomes y living thing. Marria.e IL
he uuipn # one IN III ard one womNn
'Tbc true basis, therefore, Of marriage
i, lyvs This iIt tte meaning of mari
age, ard q man or woman marrying
without ioye commits a sin. lie then
Went on TO do c,iDe IA lDve'Oss marriage
ls being trirk"r, adtce ption and a sin,
a world withou i sumner r, an Eden
without an angel. HA thea spo@e Of
yonng people marrying for love and
ieyotiou, without tho visible III as of
>ulpo,l. and said that no honest man
would contract marriage without the
proper means 20 live on. Tbcrs is
nothing more disgra eful, more ignoble.
out,i,o or law, than marrying for
monoy; although prospects are not to
Ne & 20 ed they are not to be the M ,ih
tumg. YcWng people should seek their
lifelong associates among people OF
heir own level. There are cases where
tni been happy, Tut it would be ad-
va be 10 take no cbances. After
,inhng cut the duties OF N II and
lie, he closed that subject by saying:
"Epr nau or woman married life is
true llfe, a secret spring of joy, hIp. i
uess, liie and prosperity
H. then look up he Divorce question,
which is very important, ana one III
Which the Delaware Legislature de-
sra led itself !urihg last wIn'e', and
II il A b1rning disgrace to the State
that III" Le- .ature should take upon
ITSELF the power to annul u marriage.
! tt stated tllL LNfrt Is QUO l6Niul C'.ttSe
,lvcn in the Bible, and it was tolarA-
rlon .rmi't TED simply because Of the
hlr,ness OF heart. the indestruC ibll-
i'y vi Nh. III .rriagH contract came from
cod, and nGi htr man, society, nor
Stae has the right to do it, Marriage
: md ssoI uble, only the shadowy hand
Old att can do it, all laws u marriage
hlrh are contrary to the spiritual
LAWS are unlawful. Other Important
r,o's ware c,trd in regard To the IN after
and thi. uost eloquent DISCOURSE closed
" ith few pointed remarks about the
optIas Of The day, which are doing a
good deal towards social evil, and
may Of them would bring blush tu
An, modest cheek. Marriage b,lng u
divine in titution he did not see how
suy ono cluld TO be married by a
Nayo or Magistrate.
IA cooclusiou, he said, that the con.
slant companionship OF a happy and
living witris the ideal OF happiness,
aud meie happiress We cannot have
This side Of heaven.
Towing Il, the crowded condition OF our
{ .luun. the above Was laid over until
to-day
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
lauDc.,f n Large Ateamer.

| At high water on SATURDAY afternoon.
| NoS,rs John Roach K Sons iauuch ,d
from the Delaware River Iron w rks,
at Chester, a large iron steamship built
for MeS-rs {. II. Mallory q Co., of
New York, and lu'euded 10 ply on their
iine between New York, Key.Wc and
Galveston She is named the San Mar
CO, and is designed 80 cjrry | % 'irst lass
passengers, beside, a crew Of 6' 'ur 70,
ard from Gp to 80 s,eerage passnrgera,
according TO ne space required for
freight. Hnr length Is 5i3 feet, hrrai;h
Of beam 39Ij feet, and depth Of ho'd %
feet, Is fit d vita u screw prop Her,
with blades %: aholt IA feet in tlgth
and " prcpclling power at ea'h rrvo
ton 81 y Ic't. Her draug' il u Il ct.
She Is ~ pc hhi,Ari ia hard "uplS
throughout. aad TO be provided with
gu giu,S Of l1i0 nose pDHcr. Civ NJ ler
paci f u a.>t T. knb's an leu"
$40 has 'NJ 'Dmpiete iron d. ch and !
S'trr ii.ht rn"iuorfm ni4, at Is *
PFC N, ~ b. iui : - iy tor .ea IL i've
,r six weeks, III" iauurh Ts- su C. ~
fully &c ,lupl 4hed, aud in la ffour
~
wharf. 'rris is the ninth Large Ne'seI
built by rhn hre-r, EOlCh ior Me,sr9,
NAL o y Co., besides The length ming
AMI rem della, Of anotler Ior that
firm The former arn now working on
their o"e hundre,l,h large c0utrac otnc"
III ir taking Pos>e-.'on ot ths WORKS.
about ten years S'nr", maxim; 2N@
turned uut by thcm and thcir prohr-
ce,,ors, BY thr c,ose OF tha present.
lert t'.ere viii have been turned ont
zen aTge ,sw vGs."'-. AbHnt llCO
h2nls are emp 4 atthss "r. mrhinP,
wirh those al .ls MORAN IN WORKS.,
Sew York, ab ut 5000 employ it
Nnrl
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
lPtirr From the soldiers Rome.
tor ,Ae REPUBLICAN,
DAYTON. OI.o Nov II, 1881

DAYro,, OIo Nov II, lHSl.
th1ngHt wUul / Wi . AMI let ynn
klo" .. no b.uA Il the NaL,unal Mi.
! tarJ II m- III y autl UIiLycly have
rr cte / a fine e tiue c. , ins Srl,W
over 1000 men, ~ WAS er coCI "a place
OF he ouc Hu.rei tw' yeerS Ggp. TIE
, .uteri. is yer. be i'II ard ia sule.
rlUr to tie Dp"'A iuu>+ 10 ', !llnlnEi, II.
| The sgGn,ry ~ first Glass, the p,inCina'
rcpresau;a lnr Federal array III .rchire &
up the Suiulpioah Val ny. lac nan
| /, il.ulntuI 81 wIth Electric Il III s. and
ttsusperh vi from no ell ng is 4 Large
,h1uGcl'rr co.t,inilg 100 baruls Tie
/, ttut lights hay" ~ buGnc.5 and ~" lnrl
dressed a tiic r Diur Il iilprn aad tlt
ALTERING Of ,ras' bu tons add much
N"aIty 10 the tn", on the i les OF III!
-aIi is pliuUd lru names Of important
Genera, AID bai e.. The chalIs are
all uphuls.rsI in rod plusu. On Non
day evening j. +. Muldoch gave r,ai,
ln,sard un w dn~,lay evening was
n opening OF the W n,er's anrsrmen
ny Flank l., Gardner, Legion oi hoEo'
company, which p'ayM TIE act
cOht1y u MARI, rue crchertrl !!
lr.t class composed Of Ii p'rye' al all
arc inmates Il The Home, m&Ay VI Them
having Lost tN-ir ltEs. All ,ua enter.
tA.nmeui- N.!l be free 10 soldiers. Tie
Han is q lealty-L muuiti@"ut sift by a
grateful r'p" bic t. Is wsr veleran'. IN
.ny next w4iI civ" yol more particu.
lar, oi the Home Yours trnty,
HENxT {. JACKSON.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
Wouli nut lDlo 1n2 r. acc.

AsnnURNuAM, Mass, Jan. Il, 50.
nave been very SICK Over two year
They all gave me up as past crrH'
ttled ,he most Skilltul psiysi"ianS, bu
they did not reach The worst part. TIN
lungs and heart WOIid ii ] up every
MI hi and distress me, aud my ihro,
wa, very bad. | tod my children
never should die IN lelce until ! hat
uitd Hop BItIoIs. J have ,aken tw'
bottles. They have helped ms very
much indeed. a,n now well. Ther'
was lot OF sick f'lks here who Lav'
seen how they have helprd MT, an
they used tt EN- ami are cur1d, aud fee
an thankful as do that there is y
valuable nodiciue made.
MRS. JULIA Il. CUSHING.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
BOARDING.

A YEW BOtRUEHS CAN FIND COM
"A Portable f)o;ns, q: 81! King street.
ostlSI
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15

NlED.-i SITUATION To SEW
Sun nresam L"er or IN private tani.
a4drtSs '3S Maids n ,reet,
Nn4tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15

nNl lED. - 30 tRDFRs, AT THE
salnr,S southeast corner Of Eleventh and
e'feets. G.r
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15

ANlED GOOD CARPENTERS hP.
Py "Dt27.tf HARLAN CAUSE.
Leiawaro avenue aud Madison 81.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
GROCERIES STILL Low.

We have jlet reoaIred our FL! stock
goods, which we will sell at the !loWiE1 ioE
prices rs. OF go,i O'eine soap, 20 cts; :
BIS. bes' starch, IS cts fbs. .prunss 70 cts
1good wash b,Ards, rs ctA.; brooms, 20 rug;
b beat rice, % cts Laguyrh, Ma!1caoo
and best Rio cntf.e, IS cts: best Java, % ct =;
extra an, mackerel, i md % cts per d. zen ;
fine IFS hit driDs l2 cts., Cur 20 ct tea is extra,
our 80 ct tea is fne. R"cd as sold in n st
places 70 30 cts. Remember we VIII soil FOR
b. 90 net ca sh barrel Of extra family hosr,
guarantee .a;i8iacton or send Il the d, ur
and refund the In ney; thi Hour We hon in
be'ore the rise. Hay, corn and oqt, sold at
the loves. market prlc.s; goods delivered.
Flour, ~, 4 a d ~ cts pr 3D., guaranteed.
q Ill and sa.isfy yourselves.
=. J FORD,
sept2a-tf Front aid Madison S1-
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
Person Al.
From the Allentown Chronicle.

From the Allentown Chronicle.
Mr.. John d. Mishler, the we'll known
theatrical manager, holds his head sew
eral inches higher since Tuesday morn
ing. It's son and is said to have the
pleasant features of his clever dad.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15

W ANlED.-A A ROY IbAr CAN GPf N
G,lru,o oysters, Apply at store Taylor aud
1LeeS. LUyl2zt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15

DOARDlN1,- SIN 'LH RDOMS WITH
ID board; taa.e board. So KING Street
DOvltJtt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15
Bottom One Price Clothing House,
V. E. HOLMES, PROP,
|2I3 MARKET STREET, Wilmington, DtlAwAKt.

LIVER OOMPLAlNT, CONSTIPATION
OF ThE BOWELS, II HGART-BURN, WA,
TEB KRASH BURNING PAINS IN THt
STOMACH, SlOK HEADAChE, COLO,
DIARRnGA and NERVOUS ?ROSTRh'
TON. Large Bottles, rs cts; Sample Bot
ties, 25 cts. Prepared only by GEO. u. q
den, N. J.
For sale by the following druggists: 9. 7,
Lane, cor. Taylor and Pcp!sr strests; H. H..
Eringhurst. No. 3l7 Market LtTsat; Dr. Smith
Cooper, Seventh and J3taraon; p. H. Wood
Tenth and Market; $. r. Ware, Fittl anc
King: Smith and Palutcr, Seyenth and Mar
sct; H. James Belt, iSth ard Market.
MORRISON dl xS.tSGY, Second and
King streets, Wilmington, Wholesale agents
for delaware 'olh.tH-tehEai-Sm
Daily Republican., 1881-11-15

w Ahlf D. GIRL FOR LIGHT
How'll ,uauuse"ork. apply At 2Di Madison St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

DRIVERS SUMMER GARDEN CONCERTS.
~ Entirely new Program for the week, commencing
August 1s First appearance of the Celebrated Monu.
mental Quartete. of the funniest of all
Dutch Comedians, Mr. GEORGE KANE the instru-
mental sooists and the Marine Band. No charge for
admission. Concert commences at 3. Midday
Lunch or Dinner at popular prices is served i'm the Con-
cert Garden from IL to 2. 1y3O-lw
CCRIBNERS BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE. EX-
~ CHANGE AND RIDING SCHOOL.
Tallmadge Hall (9416x40 fee 92S street northwest
on Ground Floor. Sole Agency for English Bicycles
and Tricycles. Any style either English Ameri-
CAM furnished. Second hand Machines for sale Cheap
jy28 VIM. C. SCRIBNER, Proprietor,
WASHINGTON NATAToRIUM, Street, between
w 9th and 7th.-Open EVERY FORENOON FOR
LADIES and EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
FOR GENTLEMEN. Male and Female Teachers ready
at all hours to give instruction in swimming. Admis-
sion, % cents. je4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-01
Condensed focal.
~OHASACIASS0 1fOC6lSs
Street lamps win be lighted at 1855 pm and

Street lamps viii be lighted at 1885 nm. and
exfinguished at 3:45 am.
Saturday night the Capital City Guards and
washington Cadets paraded on the streets prior
to embarking on an excursion train for rich
m0nd 1hey returned at midnight last night.
Inc mouse painters have made demand for
$50 per day. an advance of fifty cents, and the
following pcss painters have agreed to the de-
A. Fenwick. S. C. Mickum. G. B. Mickum. H. T.
Markwood w. H. Orion, George Miller. Horace
Haight Charles Macnicilael and Vim. Barnes
AT meeting at the First Presbyterian church
last night, Messrs. F. r. Cobb, John B. Wight
and l.. A. Cornish. who represented the District
Sunday schools at the recent International sun
DAY schoof convention at Toronto. were present
ana fetated their experiences at the convention
yesterday afternoon Lieut.. Arnold in attempt
ing 10 arrest noted white rough named Rich
ara Malay. received a severe beating about the
head. but the prisoner did not escape.
yesterday Sergeant Siattery, il attempting to
arrest notorious eolered thief named Samuel
smith. near Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. was stabbed in the face by the prisoner
Despite the wound and the fellows resistance
the officer secured his arrest. Smith, who was
trying to sell some stolen jewelry belonging to
MIS- Timothy Pafiin, Of the Brewster Eouse,
when arrested.
= Quite large excursion of young people from
Danvlile, Va, arrived in the city yesterday.
Inc body of Ernest Matthews. colored, who
was run over and killed on the Baltimore and
ONO railroad, near Harper's Ferry. Saturday.
was brought to this city last night by the 935
train, and removed to his late home. No. 313
North Capitol street
The meteorological summary of the signal
service observer at this station for the past
month shows that it was the dryest July since
1872. The rainfall was 1.67 inches against 50 in
July nine years ago.
Augustus O. Brummel was charged by Mr..
robert Ball. of the SIP. o. .TA., in the Police
Court to-day with intiicting cruelty on a horse
by unnecessarily combining him in lot adjoining
the 18th street Baptist church, without proper
1ood. drink and shelter. from Goth to the 9th of
July. when the animal died. The case was post
poned for further testimony.
Mir. James Ginnity president of the West End
Athletic association, recently exercising with
his club, made the unprecedented throw of 1O4
feet inches with a 12-pound hammer.
A FIRE took place this afternoon about 22O
o'clock in H. Dempster's photograph gallery,
400 7th street, supposed from spontaneous COM
bustion. 1t was extinguished with a loss of
about 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-01

VENNOR's PREDICTIONS FOR AUGUST. - Mr..
VeAnor, the Canadian weather prophet, makes
the following predictions for August: august.
IN striking contrast to the same month i'm 1880.
looks decidedly moist, and will probably resem-
BILE that of 1877 in Canada and the United States.
The month will enter warm, but cooler and
rather unreasonable weather may occur on the
4th and 9Th, after which sultry and stormy wea-
Their will again set in. Thunder and lightning
and hail storms are likely to cause considerable
damage over widespread areas, both in Canada
and the United States, especially in western sec
tons, and the month again promises to resemble
that of the year 1877"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-01
Should be Paved,

To the Editor Of tie Star:
Don't you think the whole space between the
houses and the cufbstone on Louisiana avenue
should be paved II the parking In front OF
care Of by the DISTRICT auth0rities, II WIN be a
disgrace, and no Improvement. Ali these little
squares viii be g many mud holes in winter
II you don't believe Il, lust wait . few mouths.
aud examine Tor y0hf5ek A timely woed non,
t0a may induce the Commissioner to have tie
whole space paved. C1x1x1n,