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Condensed Locals.

An assignment vas made Yesterday By Il. ".
Hall grocer 6s5 louisiana avenue, to 4. W.
preferences being made to Peter Fegan, Frank
Hume, W. r. K ley. S. B. Anderson aud Others.
g. 4. Whitaker Sends the British Qua
on CongIegationalfsm: Materafsm, Ppssimsm
and Pantheism; The Lords Supper; The Cnris-
tan Church ard War; The Established Church,
&C.: in fact the number is mainly occupied
with religious topics.
1ne members o. the Carroll Institute, On G
street. last night enter aimed the Right
kev. Bishop Keane OF Rtcnuo Id 10rmer
an active member or their Organiz .tion: social
conversation and literary and musical exer-
clses making up the program. There VS. an
necessity for Intellectual Improvement aud Lne
establishment of q library By the Institute.
street lamps VIII De lighted at 1915 pm. and
extDgu1Shed al 5:.5 AZ no.
'Dolph Burgess" colored thief, was yes
terday arrested by Detective McEltresh on sus-
piet,n OF being one OF the men who recently
cushions, &c.
Parnell branch No OF the Irish land leagu,
held an enthusiastic meeting last night at tner
han. On 1st street. between | and streets
northwest. The secretary reported 2J1 active
members on the rolls-the collection OF dues
amounting to SS4.
rested John Thomas, alias 'In1ian Tom" " o
was recently discharged from the Richmon1
penltenthry, on the charge OF Stealing pair
Of ladies gloves. He is held for q hearing.
The refra Haute, Ind. Express states that
Mr.. Il. c. hewitt, q native OF this city, aud a
graduate OF Columbian Law School, has sue
eded TO the practice OF Hon. II. d. Scott, re.
Gently appointed Circait judge. The Express
ADDS thai Mr.. hewitt has already become pop
ular member Of the bar.
Between IL and O'Clock this morning thieves
cur he sia is from the back parlor window of
house 6zS A street southeast, occupied by Mr
A. b Rogers, but Mrs Roger hea ring the noise
gave al. alarm, winch 1rig ntened them off.
THIS morning about l O'Clock Charles Reese,
driver OF car No %, Washington and George
town railroad company, While changing the
gate, fell from the platform, striking on his
head and injuring himself severely.
young man named Harry p. Williams, who,
up to his sudden departure yesterday for parts
unknown, was stage manager at the The atre
Comique is charged by several restaurants and
boarding houses with leaving without paying
bis bills. He also forgot to leave behind hi ID
several suits Of clothing which belong to Man
ager Budd's dressing room. The theater people
think that young lady named Ross accom-
panied him.
THE JAPANESE SALE.-The sale of this ele-
CANT collection will be concluded Tonight in
the building opposite Wormley's Hotel The
most elegant pieces In The collection are yet to
be sold. All articles not called for by CO. NOR
row morning Will be resold In the afternoon at
O'clock
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Daniel Brown, coIored, aged
y years, was taken sick at the corner OF Sd and
East capitol streets, and was removed into DIR.
Bury s drug store, where medical attention was
given him, after which he was removed TO the
mouse OF his sister, corner Of Sth and East Cap
1tOl streets, where he died about 10 minutes
afterwards. Coroner Patterson, after vie wing
the nody, gave certificate or death by con-
geStion OF the lungs.
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salt fiieunl.

SAL EITEuN.-Georgs r. Owen, p.alsr n Pa
nos. Grand Rapids. Mich. was troubled for niue
years with SAT- Rheum Tnei cry msdicine
known TO the trade, aud wa atiead II bF many
physicians with only temporary rcleI. cared by
CUTICrRh RI-NEpiFs.
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DSEDS IN FEE have been fled as follows:
VI. K. Fletcher 20 susie Pierce, lot :. sq ~GJ,
$500. Il. r. Magee to J. b. Bailey lot 4, sd $50:
sl,2oo. John HageTty 10 ). ID. Callaghan, part
or so. 5GS; sG00. NJ. +. SelZ tn j. l.. Harmon.
lot I, SO. 343; 81 ,S01. w. Il. Lewis TO $ "
ThoTne. lot ,. su. 81: Sjl5. G.. Thomas to sarna.
lot 3, 81. 81; S525 I. Il. Webster TO c. |. Web
Ster, lot s., 81. so; $500.
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CITY ITEMS.
I ats for Spring Of ISL.

Hats for Spring Of 1851.
Now opening, an elegant stock OF gentle
mems. boys ard children's newest styles Hats
at very low prices for cash, at
LBwIs'. $50 9TH street northwest.
Spectalty-Sfif Hats
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

Insanity Is no cause for divorce In Wisconsin
They think person must be crazy IN the ii rat
place to marry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

REAL EsTATK-Wrn. p. Young. real estate
auctioneer, sold yesterday, for MessrS. James
T. Kines and GEO. W. Grinder, trustees. Is feet
front, Of lot u, square 5Sf, by the depth or o.
feet tinches. improved by q two-story flame
No. 102 ( street southwest, TO Mr.. John Grinder.
for s5IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

HISTORY furnishes no parallel to the popu-
laTiy ara success or Or. Bulls Cough Syrup.
20 CeEls. +
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SPORTING GOODS.

- 4 - ~ Ni''N'Db.
DO LEWIS
INDIAN sLrIsS!F
THEY expand the Chests of Men Noroe, and
Gnnore!,-oSpetoP aud permanently StrergthSl, the
f.iQs-haIoen all the Muscles aud oyercn,ns The
dehiii;atDs effects of sedentary Habits Fissh az
etla dGsty exeTcise trith Indian Clubs lsU cure DIS
fe2,s79, De6!.tg ana marry CH the us ihGt FGesh
rs heir to-" Beautifully shaped ;-poshed and
balanced perfectly on kehoes model If Rock aapls
Price with illustrated Book Of Instruction. sny
size or weight from to 10 lbs, cnIy So Der osir
Sold Only st
Q'MEAHA's Sporting BnZnr,
Cor. 18TH and r SITS, opp. Treasury,
Delivered free everywhere; SEND ordsrs by postal
card or telephone. dec27
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Two HUNDRED WHO DIDN'T HAVE gag SNOW
REMOvED.-TheTe have been aboutNwo nun
dTed warrants issued against persons for fail
Ing TO remove the last snow from their Side
walks. The police state that great deal of
trouble and expense would be saved the public II
they would remember that the law in theae cases
is, that the snow shall be removed within four
hours after IL ceases falling. 10 GEORGETOWN
the law Is different, they having six hours to
remove It.. a great many persons Lave the
idea that they have 70 be notified Oy the police
TO clean the snow off before they cla be ar
rested This is not the case as the officers are
not required to notify them.
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The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. 6c., Tonight.
FOrs.'- o era House NEEDLES and Pins.'
National T7.eater-Mary Anderson IN "F azto ,
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VERDICT FOR A FER.-The Circuit court
Judge McAFthur, was yesterday engaged 10 the
case OF Scynthela JOline administrator OF
john Jonie, against William Z. Clarke AMI
Dennis y. cooley. suit for - 593 as TIE share
promised jolde Tor his services In the far,onS
Atocha Claims, Ia which a special act OF Con
gIess was passed to pay the S21o, 900 awarded
verdict for =, $50 vas rendered by the iTrT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

In an incurable lung disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial TrocheS do not disorder the
stomach Ike cough syrups and baisams, but
acts directly on the iD1iemed parts, sllaying
Irritation, give relief TO asthma, bronchitis,
coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject TO. Sold
at Is cts box everyMhere
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Washington Market, fetal Prices,

MEATs.-Beef. 5irloin. l5a1sc. per H. do porter
nouSe, 1ea20c.: rib roast. lGa15c.; steak l2ha9Ic
Corled Beef. Sal0c.; Dried Beef, Clipped, 25a3 &c.
90. sliced, 20c.; Lamb, I5a25c.; Veal, I26a2tc
Mutton, I2kal5c; Pork lUal2bc: SaGI3agrr
i2Hc; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 126aI5c
shoulders. S3l0c.: Breasts, f0a12 &c; Lara sa1gc
fRUfT5.-Oranges.3 sa40c. per dOz.: do iFiorii H.
50at3c; Lemons, 3Od40c. per COZ; Bananas. Ana.
sue. per doZ.s Apples. 30aI1c. per PEEK; GRANGER
rieS. loal2& cts per quart
FIsu.-PeTch, tja51c. per buncn; Rock large
l5a20c per To-, 25a5oc, per bunch: Mackerel, 15c.
per H.; Haifbat, 15a20c.; Trout, l2al5c per To-;
CatfSh, 20a25 cents per bunch; Lobster, l2c. Dor
H.: Tefrapin slidcrs). SGas9 per dozen; do (ita-
mond back. SIS per dozen; Turtle, 25c.aS1 each
BUTTER.-Philadelphi Print, 45c. a5)c per 10.
western Creamery, 40i45c.: New York. 35a40c.:
roll 25;tS6c-; Cheese, l5a2lc.; Eggs, 49a59c. per
dozen.
observation-disclosures. Irish, 25a3Gc. per PIX:
DO. sweet 3oa40c. per PIX: Cabbage. Sd Sc:
Beets 3a5c. per bunch; Lettuce. 5aSc. per head:
Turnip5. 15a20c per PIX; Onions, 50a60 per PIX:
Carrots. SC. per bunch; Peas (black eye
loo. per quart; Beans, (Lima) l2al5c. per dt.;
Squash, Ease. per pound: Spinach. 2Oaa1c
per PIX: CaulifoweT, 20a30c. each. Celery, 5a
10c per bunch.
Observation-Disclosures. 6oast per pair: Ducks,
G0c.a$1 per pair; Geese 15c.aSt rs; Turkeys
l5aloc. per H.; Squads. sl.15dS2.25 per doZ.
GA4E-Snipe, 81 10 g. 80 per dozen; Duck, {can-
vas back s2.50as3 per pair; (blue wing 75c as
per pair do tcroW) soc, per pair; do (SnuiIiers),
15c; dc. (red head, s1.25 as1.5O; do. {malIard)'
s1asl.2r; co. ldipper], 4Oc. Grouse 9Jc as1 pei
PAIR; Rabbits, l5a20c.; Squirrels, 5al0c. each:
Wild Turkey, sl.50as2; PneasantS, I5c.as1 PEI
pair; Quail, S2aS2.50 per dOz.
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"Aiderncy Wagons
Fresn Attorney butter charmed every morn
lDg, ana oelivered In !. los. Ward pflats. l5c.
per 10. Also. cottage cheese, putt5rnilk ana
sweet milk sc. per Of
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WAsHINGTON CATTLE MAAKET.-At the QneanS-
town Drove Yards, yesterday ION the Me-
tropolltan Branch, b. d o. r. r., three miles
from the cfty-LeTiS d. Means proprietor $40
head OF cattle were offered or which all were
sold TO butchers a. 51:a5F.c per TO-; 100 sheep
up-of these all were sold at 41Iajc. per 10
Cows and calves brought S25aSI5. The state
o. the market was good.
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Brain and Nerve.
Cough. Cold or Sore Throat

Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy or
earth for impotence, leannesS, sexual debility
&C. 81, at Druggists, $50 Pa. ave
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When Everything Else Fails,

Gu VIII md 1t greatly TO your advantage 70
lIy Harueys Catsrrh Remedy. The first ap.
pncauon tells its own story. SUFFICIENT 10 cure
ordinary cases Sold by Stott & Cromwell. asa
"a avenue n W: b. Entwlsle, corner 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

DE. Aliens Rheumatic and Gout Lo-
will cure almost any case in two DAYS M mat
ter how severe. Price 50 cents. No cure no
pay. Sold by all druggists
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THE GRAND JURY today returna, ,,.
mentS against Frank Smith, for larceny. JnS,,
Young, ENLIGHTENMENT; Chas. Bryan. assauIr Jai
oincer; sarah ]. Shelton, alias Sally Snelfon
ChaS. Bryan, obtaining money OF false mr.,
fences They also ignored the charges of her
jury against X. II. Porter, and grant Iartsny
against VIZ. Jackson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

THE JAPANESE SALE-'rhe sale of this ele-
CANT collection viii be concluded Tonight in
the building opposite Wormiey's Hotel. The
most elegant pieces In The collection are yet TO
De sold. All articles not called for by TO NOR
row morning viii be resold In the afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
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If BE DIDN'T STEAL THE CHICKENS WHO
DROPPKD TEE LETTER This morning a coIopd
nan named VIM. Duyall was clarged In the
Police Court. with the larceny OF thirty Chickens
from Cornelius Brown, an old cOlored man
who testified that alter his chickens had dis.
appeared be found that fire mad been built To
smoke them down, and on the ground q letter.
which belonged TO Duvall Officer Htneline
who arrested DuVall, testified that ne acknoY!-
edged the letter was hiS, but deni6d thai he
had been In the chicken house, Tue Court
(JudgG SHELL said that with the finding OF tue
letter there was suspicious circumstance, it
was not conclusive. and dismissed the case.
RAlDING AN ALLEGED POLICY DEALER Yes
teIoay sergeant Leach. With Officers AldTid re,
nlnlams and Fitzgerald, went 10 No. 352 Viz
gina avenue southwest, ana arrested sol smith
anu SSlSnS QtherS, on the charge OF playing poll
~, onlIn oeing held as the dealer The descent
10 Auaue on THIS place after the Officers had
Ssn engaged In watching 1t for several month 4.
Sone Vi me arrested parties testified thaJ
Sieen Wa called into the shop for the purno a.
OF purchasing policy. The officers tesfifiefI tn
tne raid, and Identified a book ana nsnarS
iound there. sentence OF 60 DAYS i'm All "a
imposed, an appeal noted. ~ JAZZ vas
The GRAND JURY today returned ,nat,,
mentS against Frank Smith, for larceny. 80,
Young, emoeZZlenent; Chas. Bryan assauitindt
OfDc6r- sarah j. shelton alias SaIl no..n-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

CUNNINGHAM, the well-known, reltable
" Halter, is prepared 20 DO ~ kinds % wors
cid ONES remodeled. Remember the No.s 1AO Ssh
Ut. northwest. a&Rk&
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01
The Surgeons Knife.
Wonderful Surgical Operation - Re-
mOral Of Urinary Stones from
the Successful.

Mr.. Simeon Tict-ell, Of SAugsriiss, y. Y, had
been treated for seven years by various ply sicAns
for what they call structure OF the UIehrA without
beneai. lie finally consulted Dr. David Kennedy,
OF Rondout, n. Y, who found his trouble to be
Urinary Csleuh stones in the bladder. The doctor
At once removed the foreign bodies with the knife
and then gave his great Blood SPECIFIC, 'FAyorite
Remedy" to prevent their reformation. The entire
treatment was eminently successful, and Mr.. Tiet-
sells recovery was rapid and perfect
While "Favorite Remedy" is specific in all Kid
ney aud Bladder diseases, 1t is equally valuable in
cases of Bilious Disorders, Constipation of the
Bowels, and all the class of ills apparently inseparable
from the constitutions of women. Tryit. Your
druggist has it and it only costs dollar bottle
The lucky is be who puts this advice in practice
Don't forget the name and address, DR.. David Ken.
nedy, Rondeut, n. Y. The doctor would have 1t un.
derstoOd that, while he is engaged in the introduc
ton Of his medicine, "Favore Remedy" he still con-
tinues the practice of his profession but confines him
self exclusively to office practice He treats all dis
eases of chronic character, and performs all the
minor and capital operations of surgery. Ssp-lm
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

Mr.. NORTON remarked at Toledo that
he could secure enough votes in Henry
county to secure his election. On what
grounds will he secure these votes ?
Surely he has no cause to believe that
Democrats will desert their candidates
and vote for him. He is one of the
most uncompromising Republicans in
the county, and has noue of the ele-
ments that would ALLEVIATE a Democrat
from his party. Mr.. Norton, no doubt,
may secure the vote of his party, and
few scattering votes of personal
Democratic friends, but not in sufficient
numbers to assure his election. We
do not say this in disparagement of Mr..
Norton, nor do we wish to discourage
him, but to warn him that it is ex-
tremely unsafe to count chickens be-
fore they are hatched.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

REPUBLICANS have considerable tc
say concerning Bookwalters Democ-
racy, and especially do they whine
their surprise at the Democrats nom.
mating him. They forget Grant,
whom they nominated for President
when he had never voted anything
else than Democratic ticket Then
how is it about Todd and Brough,
both Of whom had been Democrats,
and still were Republican nominees for
Governor. Gentlemen, lower your
surprised hands, and elevate your shoe
and hoist yourselves for being such
consummate asses.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01


"THE mechanics and laboring men of the State.
irrespective Of party, should feel themselves pecu-
liariy called upon to elect Mr.. Boolwaltcr. Co
tUB,buS Times.
"Why so7 We understand that Mr.. Bookwalter
has repeatedly, at home and aboard, expressed his
preference for II monarchical from the government.
1t is his monarchical tendency that should COM
mend him to mechanics and laboring mcn?"-Cih-
ciRHdi Commercial,
When such newspapers as the Day
ton Journal and the Sandusky Register
whose sole idea of political argu-
ment is foolish lie-utter such trash,
some excuse may be found, but the
Commercial should be above it. We
understand" says the Commercial that
Mr.. Bookwalter has repeatedly express
ed his preference for monarchical
form of government This is puerile.
The Commercial understands no such
thing. 1t simply endorses an ire.
sponsible and foolish lie. If Mr.. Book
walter had ever so exposed himself the
Co@mercial would quickly produce the
proofs and not content itself with
printing second hand twaddle. If the
Commercial has no proof of its allie
cations it simply gets down to the
subsoil level of the Dayton Journal,
Sapdusky Register and Springfield Re-
public.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

In commenting on the Democrat
candidates, the Cincinnati Gazette says:
"If some one would shoot Bookwal-
ter"
Does the pious Gazette mean to en-
courage ASSASSINATION ? If a Demo
cratic paper, at this time, had INDUCED
in such unfortunate language about
Governor Foster, the Republican
papers would have made Ohio howl
from the river to the lake.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

AT the Republican Senatorial Con-
ventiOn at Toledo last Thursday, ]. II,
Bingham, of Delta. and Col. Norton, of
this place. were selected as candidates.
1t is little strange that Toledo was
ignored, as it is customary 70 give that
city, the Sd city in the State, at least
one of the candidates. But all was not
lovely among the Republican brothers
and Lucas county was snuhbed. This
win have its effect in Toledo in Octo-
ber. Everything is working for a
Democratic victory this fall in the SD
District.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

RECENTLY grave conference of
leading Republicans was held in the
law office of the Chairman of the Clark
Co. Central Com. at Springfield, and
the temperance and Methodist church
business was being discussed. The
chairman, Presbyterian, fatty said
that the temperance people and the
Methodist church were plainly playing
hi with the Republican party. One
Methodist spoke up and said he'd do
his share of rebuking the church by
withdrawing his subscription to the
church. Another said that if his min
lister even winked at the temperance
ticket, he'd make things warm for him.
Another good Methodist said that this
temperance movement was the move.
ment of fanatical fools, and he propos-
ed to help set down on the Methodist
church if it sustained the temperance
ticket. And so it goes
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

"THE columns of the Signal will
bear witness that we have not editorial
ly attacked the character of any of the
Democratic candidates." whines Gran
ny Signal. Just so. 1t is all done
through the syndicate of liars. But
Granny need have no fear of our hold
ing up to view the character Of the
Republican candidates. That would
be too awfully awful.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01
THE PRESIDENT.

President Garfield, who has been
very near deaths door during the past
week, is now reported to be slightly
on the mend, with hopes of lis recOv-
cry. The change is so slight, hOwev-
'er, that his life still hangs on very
slender thread, which may be snapped
at any moment. Fifty million people
are praying for his recovery.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

Bur few weeks ago Mr.. John W.
Bookwalter was an honorable gentle
man, one of Ohio's ab!est inen, one of
Springfeld's leading manufacturers, a
finely successful business man, a schol.
ar, and man of ripe experience. Now
the opposition papers find that he is
the quintessence of all that's wicked,
execrahle and awfully awful. 1t is
W onderful how circumstances alter
cases."
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01

FOLLOWING is the Wood county
democratic ticket: For Representa-
tive, Clark W. Mcdonald; Auditor,
David j. Cargo; Treasurer, Osman A.
Diver; Probate Judge, R. H. Free
man; Prosecuting Attorney, Thos. N.
Bierly; Commissioner, D. Lee; mfr
mary Director, Matthew Wettmore;
Coroner, c. Lehman.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-09-01
GOING WEST.

~Daily. tDaily except Sunday.
Trains do not stop where time is omitted.
NoTE-Accommodation train leaves Lima daily
except Sunday at 750 M, arrives st Delphos $50
am; Van Vert 9.2O sm. Ft. Wayne 10 As am.
All trains connect In new mammoth General Pas
senger Depot at Chicago, with through trains on the
great trunk lines leading from Chicago to the West
Southwest and Northwest.
nA- Time given in above table is Columbus, o.
time which is IL minutes slower than Pittsburgh time
and 20 minutes faster than Chicago time
D. w. CALDWELL, E. A. FORD,
General Manager. Genr Pass. & Ticket Agt.
PITTSBURGH, PA.