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Memphis, March s.--A are On Sunday
night nt Bolivar, Tennessee, destroyed ten
buildinrs with the loss of about S250oe and
an insurance Of $1,000.
Moore snd Hardy LoTens. Yspland,
Bsiley 7. C,mpbell, T. Joiner, Ben Appsn-
heimer, John Austin, Z. 2. Mcneil and
General J. Osborne we're the losers.
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wiaannsin Senator.

Milwaukee, March 8.-Tne republican
senatorial convention at Madison was IN
session last night. 1t created great Interest
and excitement and balloted all evening. On
tho 24sh ballot the vote stood: Cameron'
40; Kew. 80: Williams, q; Hszeton, o:
Dixon, 16; Bingham, 8. 1t is believed 'hst
Dixon viii go 70 Cameron % Cameron 70
Dixon, thus securing tho nomination OF one
or tho other. There ia the best Of feeling
here between Dixon and Cameron men.
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TAnrrnnfre sl.a gcnatel

Washington, DsC.. March S-The Rspub-
lican sens,ors hold ceoeus this evening 70
take soiiol in rclstion 20 the ORGANIZATION ot
the Senate. There wns unanimous oprasi-
ticn to organizing until existing yacancits
hsve been filed. Tho caucus adjourned to
await sciiou by The Democrats. The Demo
cratic fonators also held 3 caucus and decided
10 orr.uize Immediately.
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Contract concluded.

Phsdelpha, March S.--Presdes. 8. Roberts,
Of ihr Peunsylvana raiiroad oampany, an
nouucei 10 tue stocsa1l5e's of that rad a.
tncir meeting t0-I4y ihAl tae directors had
coocudr q a contract for the purchase e a
msiohiy az 20 siosk Of sho Pbladf phia,
Wim.ngion a. Bdimor' railroad c0mpsny.
R-o'uIl18 " r3a5 Ip'ei By t1n s.ock nOld-
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John Unglaub engineer Of train No. 10, had
written orders to run 70 Severn and there
wait for Freeburn's train. Freeburn diso-
beyed by passing the siding al Severn, ao1d
collision could not be avoided by the north
bound train. All the wounded who remain
ia the city sro reported doing we'll. La
monoy :; sus dsmage by the wrecking OF the
locomotives ana cars is about $4,000
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s. Paul, fiun- Match Z. = a Fort b.
f1ri spscisi h tHs Pi0rer Pres says tnat
the Missouri river 81 ihst point has risen 20
feet and Is still rising. The freshst from
extreme northwest will force the leo and
inu1dsfs tbs country II the warn veAther
continues, Tor TIE sn0w Is from four 70 I've
fsst deep end thsving very rapidly.
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Richmond. Va. March g. O-arles
r. Wst1oa. uf tho old ard yell
known lr.n o. Cauies =. Wsilha1s q Co,
81 tis cty. B dad Hs Rss in the s9.h
vel- If Dis age. rhs d8eaasei hui basa a
nr1m.n.nt buHnes5 ms1 mtny years before
ihs isil war ara bFN-ric. ioteguts had won
ths limirsill ald e5i81l, cf ihe wn0c COM
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Lo.d5a, lIsrch s,-Ths bark Frsdrick
Psrtbis reported aground from Whining
ton. has 5een totally wrecked Il lnergaiOchy
S.0flan1- rns cspssin aod ten OF hsr crsg
wsrs ssva1
A whsisbosi spsizsd 81 Q1ssnssoEn ssd
szrsr psrpIs dr1EnEd.
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EFeHhADl .

Special 70 tho Eerald.
Brenham March Z. There was a lively
shooting bes at Burton tho Arst ss@t Vi west
of here, on he.Centrai railroad last Saturday,
The shooters were H. Knittle, prominent
merchant, the postmaster at that plaza, and
q man named johnson section boss on the
Texas Central. Five or six shots were fred,
Knittle was shot in the side but not danger
ously woundad. johnson was shot in the
leg The difficulty occurred about . mat Ell
connected with the postoftce.
Jake Browo, Zulu, and ona Of our many
deputy sheriffs, was shot in the bsck by a
moke named Nathan Wood. The ball only
punctured Browns hide. This shooting oc
curred four miles east oftOwn.
The district, court convened to-day with
Judge j. B. mcfarland on the bench. There
are abou. thirty cases on the criminal docket
Last Sa' 'urday night y bonoh Of fest i've
coN-boys from Austin county, visited Yves
ley, village in this county twelve miles
southwest of here. They were full Of fun
and got full Of whiskey. They. shot ou'
lignt1, beat Mikesks, % saloonist, over the
head with revoler, and knocked down hi;
wife and an old woman. twenty-five shot;
were fred.
The weather is fleand farmiag operstioua
are scsiVe.
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Ls1dou. Msrch 6-Disps.ctts report that
sno' ser esrihl1t<s -ecuIrsd ~ C1ss.nsrci-
olr. Eord4f, arl If u.ofe tc5ia. hzve been
fous5. It- lrt,st sipc1ts show 12c peri1ns
kid ard 10 i1igr1-
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Wsstingirr. hsrch 6.-Ihs democratic
csue1s conuli..e ci1 rot cJnp,9ie t1e.r
rasi.isr 81 ita mrr1eTst'c a ne senate
= ir--iea-- -erars.r. 70 cauc1s vzs lid
sl.- 1r.i7ri-r - s1e,s5=rs cf me psrtJ.
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As,eambe.t Burned

Memphis, March Q -Privste sdyices report
TIE burning Of The steamer Carrie Hagsn, in
Yazoo River. above Yszoo City, on Fridsy,
uish 78s bales Of cotton. The cabin boy was
Tr.~r.o1
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San Antsufo Items


spccial % ne Herald
S.n a-torir. 1ff-rh 5-1tis r. ring
Anau- 80 E1vs-1 krrusa ~sni i1t5t ths lsv
olire e Il q. Nsv11r. tr1 Hlie slillE
thsrt- CTS ft1 r'slri vrrr D Art-. ID j.
= c1rsIr t.ia. cent 81. r-rlki-E Es l-rttcf i-
lts ri-ft ia-. a dcr-1r --s c-.i11 SO -as
b. i'l fe-c-sd. . f1rl1r spi--.
AtJrt 4 1'clc-k 7rs..rllJ ll-- ~. p o.
~ srts- -ifs ard t.a tc-s q - r'E- I'd
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sus-ls' % Hold.
p,,.-..la Esrch IA negro rer1el
60 -, \ rrd Kidd 3 nsrro nsnsi Ho1s-
-. ,srf. I.rs h-rs on restsr5aT- The n.
r.. 10 ~ Be- unrr1-cks3- Thev 80
49,. "A lrafef ras1 Cbrss pulled q ls-c'
!, -. n srd isysn f-iug- Ons Etot - p
- elsrl l-cUeh ths bocJ pessiraling g
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K.ntneI.r uhent crnn.

Louisville, Ky. Msrch s-Ths State Com
nissioDer's agricultural reports say that late
sosn vheat j. in = deplorhble condition.
Wills ths esrliest s5rn is doing fsiriy sell
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XVIITH LEGISLATURE.
FoRTY.NINTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

The Senate Medical Bill Passed
The Lumber Law Repeaied-First
Monday I'm September the Day
for the General EIectiOm--
RallrOnt Biil Passed the
Senate Fixing the Fare
at Three Cents per
Mite--PrOhibisiOr,
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Commlssionera of Appeals Dosiaio nv

pes isl TO the Herald
Galveston, March The following cases
werD decided BY the commissioners Of appasla
TO dey:
Focke & Wilkins va. &. WeishOhD; from
Colorado county. Affirmed
j. L. Harris, et al, vs.. A. hays; from Co.
ryel. Affirmed.
Geo. Pfffer VS.. II. A. Maltb5; from
Nueces. Reversed and remsn6ed.
J. A. Captain VS.. II. Q. Drew ct al; from
Galveston. Reversed and RENAMED.
Tlford Bean vs. T. w. Toland; from Lam
passes. Reversed and remandsd.
j. A. Maurice VS.. L. Il. Orowell et. al from
Kinney. Reversed and remsnded,
w. j. Garrett VS.. j.. B.. Day; from collin
Reversed snd dismissed. .
The case of g. II. Filey ct. ol. vs.. +. Eng
elke, in the United States Circuit Court 10
restrain EngellSe from using tho words
"Ohsrter Oak" as stove trsda marx, was
submitted "a. tho court.
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IIousE

Mr.. Labsit moved to reconsider the vote
orgun zng John Urton county. Lost.
Mr. Woods offered motion 10 reconsider
tho vote diminishing the iurisdiciion OF tae
courts Of 6iincs, Montgomery s2d haFncs
counties
Mr.. S.ribbling offered petiloa fron Csl-
lahan county asking that .hs 5iil ltssing iha
school lands DO not bec-ile aisW.
hr. Arnold presented n amemorim ifon
LAmpasas cousiy psoietng agains! i.s d.
vision.
Nr. Key presented mtm0risl Hud coun.
Ter racmorial on tho creslon OF the county
Me-ss. Rigs, Bcnnick, Mitlooi;, Grand
burg, Ksdrod and Nmr presented po1i.us
FOR prohibiton.
Mr.. Oliver p,cssni5d peliian frosz Cas-
county ssking iot the normal school.
Mr.. Chcns0it presented petition irtin
Orance county 20 stzik8 cut places 81 buzi-
sass," in tbs bomestead exemption law.
Oa motion Of Mr. Hutchesan, Governor
Halliday, Of Virginia, and Rev. J. l.. D.
Curris we're invited 10 Eests on The a0or q
The house.
NJ. Wood introduced bill c9ncer1ing
he taxstion of banks, bsnkers, brokers and
The whole amount Of their properly.
Mr.. Scott offered . resolution that the
names Of the members be placed In a ha- 81
nieht sessions and as drawn cut each msm-
Der be allowed - cal up hil fcr setion.
Tabled.
On motion Of Mr.. Chs1owiih the rulaz
were suspended and the bill relieving The
ciiizsns Of Savoy c5unty frcm tsxess was
taken up and engrosze1.
The ban authorizing The treasurer 10 pur-
chsue ouistsucing honda, and c1ncsi acd
burn tlen. uhs engrossso-
The railroad bill uss taken up sta mate
risl a-1sndmsrts, perlee.irg tbs defects. ssi
rsDOrte1.
n. Hutcheson offered sutsi.Il8 81 itr
entire bill and moved " posip1ne.
The house then sci9unsi Cd 9 o'cl-ck lr
"a - l.rr.rr0~
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Inditnspolis MAJ The Inaitsnhpei..s
Dali Jourusl seiicn.l,, speaks of tns t,., '.-y,-
nct o. 10 ioaE "iti5a respectable cao.ne, J,
but not O. great o1c. The creates. ~ ~ ~ J.
ia Ssnaief Blaine, and from him ~ y, ~
down by regular eFzsuation 10 aSlnHi t'oius
Il f. q dissppoiling cabinet ItNh, 2.
fcmpttD c0urroniss gccgrnph - y. . eia.i.l.
with pliiical oficulties--an tiilfi - ~ al
party preference bv The disifiba Jon o. par!
psi-orsc. The otbinet o. wu2g5s, y, eoes ~ ~
rise sbete m3iiocrity. Sena.e D'a.ns 40 ~
WiB0om are tbe only t.o Inn an
Il Of rerily nr'iofe- fcpu'auon We
runsrs mere rafkeEcigbis. IL can be sid
~ t.ry viii 81 their positions
- nd tbs s all They are fair
I'd rs,e men and Gully charits-
b could say - much a. thia
in is present composition, d0ss
with lhs orifina cabinet Of
% c0nia ned NJ. Evsrts, John
Genera HsCrsry, Carl Scburz
bompsonl 1hs composition Of
lbinsi i "a b fhst the country VII
sd in vat ing 70 ascsrtsin the
On which a Wrs composed, II there
pdsIlying Il Dcipis IN iis compost
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Id. E.rct 7.-It hss bssn moving
r.-.s1- ~ lisui f.r 20 A1urr. r-f t--1c
= tlocks5e7 M.1g s1i7Esscks sre reported
On tt3 c1rst
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|-'s'-sr. go r.s.--e Col

Te March The Baltimore r1d
'raIlrou1 1-e u.s Cieared from
! a1d 70 a. r,on t0osg. tutlr'
11pfisirr ~ rr-t misty EIisd
b t1s cir f11e f. ftc ul.l
I--r rre 2 a. rreinser cf f''l
- Er1 1fn-s 80 irlr.- rel it
rs - 80 r- t-f " Nrtirg
ts rssi1.r -s fs1 e -ril'tr
- rs-1Ie- 81 er-sr1 fi..i-r
tuzt ~ srr 49, trsi1 No n
ld1 hsi ths m y -. .-
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Vi.E.tu.r Ala. "a b 6.-Firs
re.i slls - ttss'If-r. s-rert,
o-5ss El.1 r stso1 fi-tl's. tsrtrv
itil1i--s q. tts t.otz. Los s15.Q
i-s1-ed.
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Pa-oiutior Eo. ~ amartlrg he c1nriI-l-
tir- - 81 10 s.r.Ee Gus fiE-T ds5sas o. r1E-
nIst sss.irr oftte lerslstlrs.'U VS. aka ~
I'D ria-tr1r-f nri=- tt3 c-l 20 iHe heree
Tfe ssfrs1cr Ill u1s i.ker ID sni a.
fa1.-e thea rert 10 ao-rui-ie1 q ne
rtolr
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RENEn,

ns nsvs..ianss
Vv;e.n.i,n,1ty.Eblusisd
w ,rsnW, ..sninsl
, mesin' Sperm.
ioST
Mno,naNMH0OD,I-
p os Paralysis
effects Of self.ab,sSs.ss
yonthfdfOllisssa as
excesses In mature.
UAA~
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mes thu blood. purges out the lurking humors
In the system, that undermine health and set
tie into troublesome disorders. Eruptions On
the skin are the appearance ct the surface OF
humors that should be expelled from the
blood. Internal arrangements are the deter
mination Of the same hunors 10 soms internal
organs, whose action they derange. and whose
substance they disease and destroy. AYERS
SAnsAPARILLA expels these humors from the
blood. When they are gone. the disorders they
produce disappear. such ~ ulcerations OF the
Liver. Stomach. Kidneys. Lungs, ~Eruptfons.
and Rruptive DisesAes Of thG Skin. 81. An
thongs Fire Rose or Erysipelas. Pimples. rus.
tules. Blotches, Boils, Tumors, letter an1 Salt
Hheum. 6csld Head. Ring Worm, Ulcers snd
Sores. Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Psin in the
Bones, Side and Head, Female Weakness, ster-
tlity, Leucorrh@a arising from internal ulcers-
ton and uterine diseases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia.
Emaciation and General Debility. with their
departure health returns.
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. @. AVER co.. Lowell. Massachusetts.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
. IN MEDICINE. jelstd
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OF Memory, L1ssitude, Nocturnal I M ~ Losa
Aversion to Society, Dimness Of W hni,sicrs,
IN the Head; the vital fluid PASSING Nv Noises
in the urine. and many other disasss a~noossrvd
to insanity and death. 'a'es mat led
DR. MINTIE will agree n DORM.
hundred Dollars for 4 cpse N s Az five
the VITAL RESTORATTvpsu is xlhdth,
special advice and treatmentl viii under biz
for anything impure or injurions ~. cufe o
DIR. MINTIE treats ali Privssa n ,gund In II.
csssfuily without mercury. C"ns a.s.ss. ~.
Free. Thorough examination snd s.isaiien
Guiding analysis Of urine, IS co.. pr;ss sasles, IN.
Restorative, s. 90 q bottle. q, so Y, Vital
the quantity. $40 90; sent to snv saa aour ana
receipt OF price. or O. o. D.. seenrs 49, pel
servation. and in private name n 49,. slon Oh
A. y. MIHTIE, N. ID. 1ssi's0'
IL Kearny 1t. San Franc,s..
DIR. MINTIEs KIDNEY pv~v,x
NEPIfRET1CUM, cures Ell iinSso ~ III,
and Bladder Complaints, GonorrS~. AeaieJ
Lencorrh@s. For sale by ali dyueg,s,s, uiee''
bottle, six bottles for IS 90. W.
DIX. M1NTIE'S DANDEII0N ru,s
are the best and cheapest DYNPEPsyh "a
BILIOUS cure In the market. Fo,. s'
all druggists. A"I
~s
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SALE OR RENT.

THE IRON HALL" PROPERTY, WITH
i Bar FIXTURES. Two Billiard Tables and
Furniture. are offered for sale or rent. For
particulars apply ct william Tell House.
North Main street, Of
o7iu MAGaINr BROTHERS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers S~arsaparil1a,
ToR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compound
Of the vegetable al
t~ernstives, 6arsaps-
riila. Dock. stiilin.
gis and Mandrake,
with the Iodides OF
Potash and Iron,
makes . most ef-
fectual cure Of Q
of m.
plaixts which are
very prevalent and
amfctlng, II puri.
, 1881-02-11
HmtIug for a carpet Sack.


Down in the Union depot there are a
thousand carpet.bags, satchels, grab
bags and parcels piled up on shelves to
await owners. The collection is known
as stray baggage, and it is added to or
taken from almost daily. The man who
has charge OF it knows pretty well the
contents OF each, and what he doesn't
know he can guess NJ. Recently, when
woman entered the domain and said
she was looking for lost satchel, he
promptly replied:
Very well, madam. We will begin
our search in division A Were both
handles off your satchel; the bottom
partly ripped off and Il red woollen rag
sticking ont of the side?'
"No, sir"
"Ah! then / missed it, Let's see;
here's satchel which has been here
about four weeks. The first thing on
top is red wing and pair OF blue
stockings"
THAT isn't mine, sir
"Just 50. Belongs to some poor soul
who can't be happy without it. Here 5
. satchel which bears your description,
but it can't be yours. The principal
contents are bottle of poor whiskey, an
old hat and dime novel. Can't belong
to you, nohow?
"No, sir"
well, here's another bundle. 1
should say by the feel that it contained
two night.caps, volume Of poetry, and
set of false frizzes. Do you identi-
fy it?"
"No, sir; I don't"
"Does this satchel resemble yours"
eyes. sir
"Any familiar marks about it?"
"Ees, several"
"Did your satchel contain package
of sixteen love letters, each one leading
off with Dear Ben and closing with
Your own darling?'
mo, sir--no, sir--that isn't mine"
"This one isn't yours, either, because
chips. Now, look up there. Third one
from the right, eh? Well, here it is. Is
this yours"
eyes, sir"
"Glad of it, Can you describe the
contents ?"
"Yes, sir. The first thing on top is
a-a-"
Eyes, 1 know pair of stockings
with holes in the heels, They belong to
your sister, of course"
"SirI'
"No offence, ma'am. Many impostors
come here, and we must be particular.
Please go on"
"The next thing is a-a-"
can old corset, with a shoe string for
a Unexpectedly correct. Please de-
scribe the next article"
II won't do il" she exclaimed.
'Pshaw, now but you mustn't take
offence. There is pair of shoes, with
half the buttons off, bottle of face
powder, pair of gloves with the fingers
ont, and"
"That ism t mine at allr'
"Oh, it isn't, eh? Well, I'm sorry"
II don't believe mine is here, and you
needn't go to any further trouble"
''Yery we'll. shall go to dinner in
half an hour. I'll place this satchel in
this corner, and shall .ell the old man
who relieves me at noon tEat boy will
come for it. That's all Goodbye.
Hope you'll find your baggage"
When he returned at one o'clock the
satchel was gone.
, 1881-02-11
NEWSPAPER QUESTIONS.

The editor sat IN his ,aurtum,
REGARDING with sal, earnest eyes
The huge pile oi QUESTION: hl' readers
Had sent with demands tor replies,
why these, said the weary Quiil'drIyer
"Woud I'LL up a moderate book.
III publish the whole lot together,
And let people see how they looM'
who was il that wrote that sweet ditty
Beginning, q saw from 4omewhCre2'
Pray tell me some certain speclHc
FOR changing the color OF the hair"
what = the name Of the anhor
OF, NO, well never 60 home"
Did Shakespeare write, 'pown IN q Goa
Mine?'
who was the third Pope OF Romc!'
DO North Pole fishes have feathers
"Was Wat Tyler qusrtered or hung
Where was the irst man crCmated''
"WhO was II that invented bung'
"Do buffalo ;er eat saucr krau?'
Where can get some snalIs horn-''
Which OF the muses. player short.stoE'
"Did Bonaparte ever have corns?'
"what was the air Nero fddled?"
DO hard shell clans ever yield pcnrls!'
il'N hlhhN b'llo viva t''A ''' 'N
"What will cure squirting in glrl3'
Why are some people red hcaded?
why don't my young man propose?'
What was the matter with Hannah"
why don't turn out my tocs?"
"Did the Prodigal Son use tobacco
Nv hat do you think ails my cat y
Had Nebuchadnezzar four stomachs!"
"HOw shall trim my new haP'
"Tell me where Moses was burled?'
"Did Noah take tleas into the ark?"
"What was Ewes middle inital?"
"Why vast that hens do not bark?'
"i like" said the editor smiling,
al like these good people who seek
For knowledge, and like to give it,
I'll answer their questions next week.
I'd like, too, to get them together
They'd think immortality leaked;
I'd answer their questions as promised,
Though most folks would call it neck:
tweaked,n
, 1881-02-11
Port Townsend
HOSPITAL
Port Townsend. w. T.

The above INSTITUTION having D'eu p icrd III
permanent footing, a. the United state, Hos
pltal tor Marine Patients IN Puget Suund, the
proprietor taxes pleasure "a punuuuC,as iuai
.eringt the comfort aud cOuyUulsncs ur pTl.
Vate patieniA
This IL the largest General iIospitr north NJ
San Francisco, and by far the most CuIuPIsLe
In equipment. IL mas beCl thor ughly reitied
AMI refurnishef. It's general wards have Rc'
com ulOlaLiOns 'Or about one hundred patients
and are pecu LARRY ADAPTED for cases requiring
the most car, tul treatment aud constant su'
pervision at Limited expense. Those VINO de-
sire them will he furnished with private rooma
entirely separate aud distinct, at slight addf
liOnal cost.
t5rhe attention OF NIL owners, AZ Il those
Interested n Shippi =, Is called 10 tle tact thai
seamen suffering from CONTAGIOUS diseases VIA
be treated outside the Hospital without ez'
pense 10 the vessel.
Thomas L. Minor, N. d.,
8-f Managing surs 90.
, 1881-02-11
Mixing with Strangers.

The effect of mixing with new people,
who have new ideas and new methods Of
thought is very salutsry. Always to see
the same people, do the same things,
feel the same way pro-
duces o stagnant condition Of the mind
and heart that is very distressing to be-
hold. There are thousands OF invalids
who might be greatly benefited by get
ting away from home, if only for short
time to mix with strangers, and be
touched with the magnetism Of the great
world as it courses in its accustomed
rounds. And there are mental and
moral invalids who need the same change
to get their minds and hearts enlarged,
and let in o little more Of the light Of
life. Outside influences are very valu-
able to those who at home have been
well trained by healthful influences in
early youth, so that they can avoid the
snares and pitfalls into which those who
90 blindly often fall,
, 1881-02-11

A pretty young lady Of swarthy com.
plexion, CLASSY hair in fashionable coil,
dressed in plain black silk, with light
kid gloves, and Derby hat with yellow
feather-that was the Indian girl In-shta
The.am ba, or Bright Eyes" on the
the platform at Steinway Hall.
The man WHO was driven to despair,
made his way back on foot.
, 1881-02-11

A lady wants to know why the railroad
companies do not provide special cars
for tobacco chewers as we'll as for
smokers. Bless your innocent heart
Tobacco chewers are not so particular as
that. An ordinary passenger car is good
enough for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-11
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals,

The schooner VIM. Allen. Capt. Martin Streib-
man. from Philadelphia for Washington with
coal. was wrecked at Wachapreague Inlet north
of Cape Charles. eastern shore of Virginia a few
days ago. The schooner was 315 tons register,
valued at $4,000. and uninsured. The cargo
was valued at $4,000. No lives are reported
lost.
Capt Reese Crawford member OF the GeOr-
gia legislature. and captain of the NiuscOgee
Rifles of Columbus, Ga. an organization that
extended many cOurteses to the WILL corps on
their visit to Atlanta last fall is i'm the city and
being very handsomely entertained by the men,
bers of the VIII. corps.
The following patents have been issued to
persons in this District: Observation-Disclosures
w. GraydOn. method of heating railroad cars
Frank j. Lippelt. trunk hasp; W. n. Rowe but
ton; Edgar b. Stocking. making satchel-bOttOm
bags. GeOrgetOwn-W. 7. Duvall, apparatus
for feeding roller mills.
Mr.. John H. King, agent for the S. F. p. O. c.
I. A. arrested Hamilton Wilson. in the Center
market yesterday. for offering for sale horse
that was in the last stage of consumption and
liable to drop dead at any moment. Wilson also
had in his possession glandered horse He was
taken TO the Police Court, but on killing the
giandered horse and promising to not work the
sick one he was released. This is the fifth CLAN
dered horse that Mr.. King has had shot in a short
opefl of time