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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-14

Is a compound of the virtues of sarsaparil
Ia. stillingia, mandrake. yellow dock, with
the iodide of potash and iron, all powerful
blood-making, blood-cleansing, and hfe-sus-
and most effectual Alternative medicine
known or available to the public, The sci
enceS OF medicine and chemistry have never
produced SO valuable q remedy, nor one so
potent to cure all diseases resulting from
all scrofulous diseases. Erysipelas,
Rose, or st. Anthony's Fire, Pimples
and Face-grubs, Pustules,s Blotches,
Boils, Tumors. letter, Humors,
Ulcers, % % Sores, nsan Rhea%asisms Mewor Meerc%riai
Disease, Neuralgia, Female Weak
nesses and Irregularities, Jaundice,
Affections of the Liver, Dyspepsia,
Emaciation, and General Debility.
By its searching and cleansing qualities
It purges out the foul corruptions which
cOntaminate the blood and cause derange-
ment and decay. 1t stimulates and enlivens
the vital functions, promotes energy and
strength, restores and preserves health, and
infuses new life and vigor throughout the
ease which arises from imptirity of the
blood need despair who will give AYERS
SARsAPARILLA a fair trial.
1t is folly to experiment with the numer-
GUS lOW-priced mixtures, of cheap materials,
and without medicinal virtues, offered as
firmly seated. AYERS SARsAPARILLA is a
medicine Of such concentrated curative
power, that it is by far the best, cheapest,
and most reliable blood-purifier known.
Physicians know its competition, and pre-
scribe it. It has been widely used for forty
years, and has won the unqualified conf
dence of millions whom it has benefited.
Prepared by Or. J. G. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell Mass.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-14
TRAINS WksTWARD.

Train No. % leaves Kent 3 Is m. Wayenna
t.2!, Warren b0. Grcenvillc Wis. arrives Mead.
Vile II U5 ID IN.
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SPECIALTIES.

MADAM DUBIOUS FRENCH MEDIUM, WORKS
w Magnetic Electricity: tells true life: card readers
tells past present and future ana ayes gooo ADVICE fR
lady end gentleman. No. 62l 9th gtroot norfhwo8
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS o.
M LIFE. Al business confidential LADIES' oDd 0eDs
tenen 80 cents each. No 90 stEoo6 botVq11 ~ -
5.h streets northwest eob10-00H
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
SPECIAL BARGAINS

SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS at 81. s1.25 and 81. so
per pair.
have succeeded in securing another lot of those AZ
yard long Nottingham Curtains at - per pair dupli-
Gale OF those which advertised at this price the
eumnler-are worth $40.
NOTTINGHAM BED SETS.
80 sets at s.. so per set 80 sets at 50 per set.
EACH NUMBER A BARGAIN.
COMFORTS. BLANKETS, in great variety, at low
CLOAKINGs and ULSTER CLOTHS at specially low
OPERA and MATELASSE FLANNEI4S at the right
price.
yELyETS AND PLUSHES
N elegant assortment. Having purchased largely Of
L1ese goods early IN the season, AND HAVING
SASCED Our PRICES. ladies' are surprised at low
prices
CLOAKS. DOLMANS. ULSTFRS AND RAGLANS.
are daily receiving elegant lne Of these goods
Snlch ~ sh2li oher at our usual low prices We have
AL el9Saat Atwood Diagonal Plush and Silk Trimmed
Elegant Satin RahdGme Dolman, fur trimmed latest
style. only $40 so each.
CORSETS, CORSETS,
GERMAN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
DIR. wARSER'S HEALTH CORSETS Also a line Of
these goods in SUIT Department. the second noor
affords opportunity for careful examination of quail
We have also this floor an elegant line Of LADIES,
fELI and FLANNEL SKIRTS. from 75c. TO s.. 80.
During alterations the Of our store we beg to
remnd our friends and cIstemsrs that that We have com
bic either from 9Th street or the Avenue.
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CO-PARTNERSHIPS.
.ITED CO-PARTNERSHIP,

United COMPREHENSIVE.
Inc unaersigned 90 hereby certiy fhat they have
name or firm Of WASHI NGTON AND GEORGETOWN
ICE COMPANY. No bills accounts win be paid
unless upon written order signed JOHN LEETCH,
Treasurer 0ice. No. 1884 Water street, Georgetown
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NEW TURKISH BATH, l4I7 g STREET (OPPO-
site higgs Hensel large rool good ventilation
from to 10. Saturdays 12: baths 81, tickets 81 so.
DIR. II. L. BOyEE, Electrician. 40
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LrOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING 1910 stree;
northwest Inquire at 1918 4 street northwest.
o29-3te
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~ AohlNoIoN TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
w NURSES.
rourth annual Session Of 1ssl-s2 Opening exercjses
VII be heid Monday Evening October lst AT ncloct
NJ Marlnls Hall, 9l4 street norfhwest kS',rnSsas,
VII De delivered by Dr-J. Nj. Toner Prof j a. NJ
Lng OF the Columbian University: Prof i g Rssia
MD. he public and all interested are cordalIy inx,a
% attend For further information apply 10 Mrs Jana
Hitz, 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue so-h
east: Mrs. s. A Garfield, Bureau of Elcation or 70
DIR. ID. ". PREN1ISS, NJ. d., Dean.
ozt-At l224 9th street northwest
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LNOR RENT-FENTON HALL, 11O8 STREET
IL northwest. Inquire at the Real Estate Office of
L. NJ. SAUNDERS BRO. HOB street northwest.
O24- 6te
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SEVEN WoNDERs!''
1sT-The Shoe Pyramid
In HEHBRUN's SHOW window.
2ND-The 81 Solid Work Boots.
At No. 4O2 7TH STREET.
3D-The s. Long Legged Hunters Boots,
At THE LARGEST SHOE House.
4rH-The 81 Hand sewed Caters.
At No. 400 7TH STREET.
5IH-The 81 Ladies' Button Boots,
At HEILBRUN's.
6TH-The so cts. Solid Leather School Shoes,
At No. 402 7TH STREET.
7TH-The 30 cts. Infant Leather Button Boots,
Besides the Great Variety Of
PURE GUM BOOTS AND SHOES.
WOOL LINED CLOTH SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
FINE CALF BOOTS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
WHITE AND BLACK KID OPERA SLIPPERS.
L. HEILBRUN,
NO. 4oa 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
slsn:-THE OLD WOMAN N Wmpcw. ao2s-st
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
ONE PRICE ONLY oc2o
A BNER'S MUSIC HALL,
+ STREET,

OPPo SITE GOVERNMENT Posi- OFFICE.
The regular Concert Season having closed the under
Ggned takes pleasure TO to the public that the
above spacious hall being renovated and is for
rent al reasonable rates Balls Concerts, Theatrical
performances. Lectures, Public Meetings, Receptions,
&c.
In connection with the main hall there Is large din
ing room accommodating $50 people, attached TO
winch Il comnOdious kitchen. supplied with large
proved styles.
The dimensions of the hall S7x50 feet with seat
Lns capacity OF 500 people The stage, which is in
ourss OF ton. will be portable and be re-
moved altogether If so desired.
e~ and acous sitting rooms for ladies are being
A.u up with special care neatness and comfort
k0f TERMS and other particulars apply to
Colin tn .n~-,n
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NOR RENT-A PROMINENT BUSINESS STAND,
suitable for store and dwelling restaurant or hotel
No. 423 10th street, gas office above Pennsylvania
avenue. Store can be detached from dwelling which
contains II rooms, including two large parlors large
cellar. gas water bath. &C. Inquire at 92G Louisiana
avenue. o14-1m
NOR RENT-THE STONE MANSION ON COLUM-
II bla Heights, south front, lately remodeled and in
hrst-cass order. FITCH, FOX Il BROWN
o7-4w 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
NOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE-THAT ELE-
IL CANT Residence, 5l3 9th street northwest; in the
heart Of the city and all the street lines well
furnished throughout. including bed and table inen
glass and china ware also fine piano. contains all the
modern improvements, and has billiard with
terms, inquire Of FRANCIS b. MOHUN, Bookseller
and Statoner. lois Pennsylvania avenue corner 18th
street. "a 1 I'M
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nor RENT
FURNISHED
ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE



fine double mansion, THOROUGHLY and COM
PLETELY FURNISHED, including China and Glass
Also Bed Linen and everything necessary to in
sure perfect comfort.
The residence three stories and basement contains
about eighteen large and CHEERFUL ROOMS.
The above is the most charming house in the city
PLEASANTLY located CORNER PROPERTY with large
and beautiful grounds neatly LAID and improved
large and well arranged BRICK STABLE is located at
convenient distance from the residence and contains
water, gas and coachmans room.
The entire property is in perfect condition. neat and
clean In every particular; ready for immediate occu
pancy.
This ts RARE OPPORTUNITY to get a delightful
home at a fair price for SIX EIGHT months or for
YEAR more.
For permission to inspect the premises apply to
j. V. n. HUYCK,
Real Estate Broker,
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I EwIs JOHNSON CO..
NKERS
COAAEH OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 10TH
STREET.
et ro.fREiGS EXCHANGE. BONDS. STOCKS GEN
&s><AH oAShANG. maria
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UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS.
UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS
UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS.
UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS,
CORSETS
CORSETS.
CORSETS.
CORSETS.
CORSETS
CORSETS
UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR.
CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR
PALAIS ROYAL,
1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
4o1-4O3 TWELFTH STREET. o2s
THE GREAT FORCED SALE
Owing to the prolonged unfayorable weather for the
sale OF Heavy Goods, We have accumulated
TOO MUCH STOCK,
WHICH MUST BE TURNED INTO CASH.
We SHALL therefore, for a short season,
MAKE THE MOST SWEEPING REDUCTIONS, TO
FORCE SALES.
800 pairs Ladies' Kid and Pebble Button Boots worth
81. 25 and 81. 50; now 81.
LOCO pairs stylish class Cur Kid and Goat Button.
worth S. so; now 81.
pairs genuine French Kid Button worth at least
s..
IS pairs Gents No 1. Hand-stitched Caters. worth
"a. 50: now 8. so.
80 pairs Gents fine Calf Caters and Shoes worth 50
s.. so.
200 pairs Gents fine Calf Sewed and Homemade
Pegged Boots, worth 81; now s..
B. 600 pairs Boys Caters and Laced Shoes Misses and
Childs neat serviceable Button Boot, reduced
from 81. % to 81.
TO SECURE THESE BARGAINS CALL EARLY, AS
THIS SALE is ONLY TEMPORARY.
WILLIAM HAHN'S
RELIABLE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
SIC SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN II AND I.
Sgn-'RED SLIPPER"
Branch-1922 PENN. AVE, BET. 10TH AND 10Th Sis.
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yUUUIkI,IfN INdH ltyTlilJt.

11ijjt BiIt;-llY i. If. KENFIt>T 4 90.
4 a:hleaso rea':essato Office c'sabl''hoa 's'9''
EXEE siiip II miles frun, chtcaa I'm 1ase
.btrrs i frH,tltiMiy ch1ttyx.s4 etAt9 WIZ y hftesM
inh ind nr. hatl<ltltB trick frstentsi iAt lc.t-
tt,.t mt hulHHs HExBFJ. 9rrh!tftl rttl tnaII.,
Mtujy IN liI Ilf.f rctIlUkhR Lite nkHt HtE nMtfn
wRlk fL'!it sGtnns dho of tbs nl"'t e't'nt 1'nceN
Fe,r sa,o Il aer,ctt hnrpatr II !akeM NJ ance.
lfTl11fl.ASls l'Aitk. ngae Tho lAkG 8h1tdt ~.
enht HnilIds lntRt lu-fo0m hadti'ee' HhN an M,
1lils;IIiI14%Sj; Hi;x: tosi feei. c"rncr i".
wAtfE Hi an 1sxSti fSst witit iicn-n .tte. t,ll
AK III, 10 nne ,mst III otois sha d"r a2o
WIIM1:IrE uSB ncreH " gNfHat Mitm eNAnMs
tGn tlnU Wilt kEtnndA rltw ut &hD !Hkni
vfu,tiiiis highly fMlIrGYelt y thitutes' wnlk
s ~ j%ic1, jstn.n nnG, lsnu
md nlnnrion huusu In tito handsoftest fueato
E,isisAtrr I.xKR iivo asias. viii tandsins ,
~ s:tc: viii ;tia.;iiia @
s ft,tt t.,.s -; T, mMnn.n.,, ouan mHn
ttTSxita; T. ttif rryn viii 3-kt1fY brick house btf
ifiSaitH iE W nrr@s wti tI6tt 4..Ol
AIKUltA, 2six2 ~ Icut. wth 1wo'aF ...'.'"..' ta"
FARMS. ACRES. TOSN LOTS. ETY.;
In 1tIlHn.s iowN. WlseHnsin minnesota Sllchtfah.
Knnxna Nisauurj, and Dthrf sthtta.
i, ii. KEftfuOr &'GO. ~ DHhtbGcf-bt.
, 1881-08-04
Smaller Fnrslsx Iii the south.

uTha process Ur BubdlvidlnY tho large planta-
~ noas Into smaller far1ns IA RonR on steauly IN
esa had takon tho docpcst hold. Tho hns!!-
,sotk'nY farmer, who follows tho plow himself,
aaSrad4ul!y a crowsitn4 out tho luxurious planter,
,s uao' N tho antc-bellum days, scnrcoly took
insootcFs. In: sisslssippi,, : for instanue,
,s ,sefe .rerr 4"nRi0 plantations In :1S0I. anl
~ ~ average number Ut n0rca II oach was 'ss0.
Wa9e nrca Of cacl, b6up lGl autca. In l8tO the
eaIaocr " turns WIS 75tss,t averaging tb5 acroa
ssso o WING Tho arcn ur cultivated land Is losA
sa y Wy III lbH, yet TIM production nf 0ntton
n@sa!y nwss!y t*'eo hB xrnat, Tint cnnsus Of Ism Will
H"aotess show htill creator 0hunH0 In tho DO
a,Io s,nt cconntnJ ot the suuth. "a Inltcntcd by
s.as asset number OF landowners and q yRgt In.
ssease In agricultural pr0,luuts.
, 1881-08-04
cry RE<fL EyTli7'I;.

T7UI SALI;-AT a BARGAIN FlSE
II njrrI ri imnr1Tc,l business pst'pnrty. M. si't
Mjcb,E,n-nv., u.nr frsnsy 'scr',nn.st. Apply !"
iXtUH WE'LL \ To-, :. ltasl"'f''-''.
.1,UR SALti-C]fE -iOTs FRONTING
:. nti,.s Ir,,1t, hi lin ia sa rF t,tj ttss " slt
rM,ehsse5. nj; Hppy IL i.ACOH Will SC'+ Fl I'c"r'
tHIrr.*t.
, 1881-08-04

1ltJit Al.E-nt =. y; kElatWtJl A. CG;
ionsiy me!.l'nlt i @ atay si"as n!ar'.st"st
Ssiss o!isa sSfase sSe1Es heaav II rtan tS:
1n'if"s IT, so; ii *@%i t;"at
ss s,;ns |:, i|s::,sissss;;S :;S ii rs %,s:;; :
,,l,sSsS. lmTSsss%Sa';'tsr r as'' ssi: 4.ss si as;: '"
'snft fsf ssf ''x"l'!?ss t1A -" gu
iti,ast Hi.. o..r Escstfu ii Fts!, NTH c"t. ,,o
n,u,t 'asfiv.rfti,t rnsitGre. tsp!
jAK:s AKKAsTASs' I'll f1S s ii. aS
9t:s !|s + Sa!: :S' ; i;Si ii; m
@c.t u na.' 'csist u u w
NJ AiItaa e:i II so, :toTy i: fs>
.,sH% st; !s; ] ehSa"
tSx a!t ti;'s ti;':l's' Iii: ii s
;:;s; s;s; ;SI*S;, ii:
;;s; ;S:i$ Sj; iii; iissa III
ss: stSss fst"ffs IT, ssiG !s s ad:Gnia s
tIKH siii ;aiast GsSsi III
haKk hK2lk MI s!9aS .iii;itiyi ssiasi ii Wsii;n: ~
rtNi.si. t.ar s.ipas,'s ii iso!: isuO
tiii:Ssm;:Av A 4 y :ss sH5ner e. Ffank!.'. ''"nt'
cf1I:At|Dny IT, e. es.t 81 ti ; it
ssi ind tasa.
STi @fsr icss,; ii isc' saaa
aTEs T'Sr sTnSr ii q !sst sst:
Ssf1t.s.. sa .fi,sr t II ssos sxi icsi Viii :. ~,
GSsfy IT, ess s Xsi"P s.i1 issi isui oa's N
Agfss,:Si ;;ss: ss; ;ssi ;; iii
it'a?y :s sss'ens sst se% sns iSs' Ess iSes
nfks%S!1S.Xv. ,csf sSpeI,Si: :ssi Hvf ,s,
hEHiliioitS:Nv ( Y. ",Stt!sast e,'rnrr ot stieh.
pE% ai,' iii;,stS%y .Sg%y yy,fy nsss GSisss h
MsSAsv Mss Is ssry a es'asa S"tss S Sriek
ss,aiSi sai: y.
W Ssss$sy Il: 5S t.; III ss$t; nt
T.; s; :: @
%iSS i.sf if.9f a"sta sa: q FISH, G's,; a;s a
'fSAi II! W.. soHt u IhS,i III iaai
TX XIV sAs isG sFs nSs SsS ii Schiller s,.t itSat 80
IS: il III
sehesAis. XIII. st. WI w soM S.sfy fsas
VI; siSsa nv
G y; esss s! :!'ss Ss :y
!. ci.nHM. .sr.. ssSsrss basnass properties pas'
aTrn hid |las l7G
c,!M,n,s,3l" c,!M,,s,n33 noa' o"p...o. .......".....ss kM
NIX It'll 1,fnr xtnt q jSix III! c.lHn
= i.EN isHftS ,si nHTr ne 4t-fUslt lnl, I'LL
l. 1tii.Sr, iUI fnUt. 1:stury house. ILL
Stjl'ENiOK.SI., east Of kinRshurY, lot ta9xltA an
oGiiHs.Ds E;!ihi fntiDSsss III a;i ise w 3riry
ess1 a.caG :siSf; fo
shsDD hsDDS:S Tat sisa ssa + of
1f|SH !;i :!E'.s . " E;:: c;ar"i
Mx,I!! feet wdh 2stIry i.,sa; 9Sn:;.. Il, ;:. N
q | IAWitAnEis.bT.. No. 6a. 2.rlpry brick store ,
n,a d~ciiliK.. '''.t'.""''"' 7''
i.orH AND IMrNOyFD FNopENTr for man
j. tncturliH purposes. .
,t.t,e ltst of xucai,t pnI luM.prced improved rct
tiecu properly Lincoln Park und west OF CsaF
st,t h1ko. Lake Wow. ,
, 1881-08-04

u1n mn TO Slh000 CASH CAPITAL
blV.UVV wanted by a Ralltlenlan who l1Ha l,aA
IL ycafs experience In Nov TURK Cy ~ y nasiEnsf:
buyer, and nnuiae4rDt lmschihory !2t IT, ~ ius,t
some rst:clasa gay T. mtae T. s n@fs aet4 IL simH ir
lis satI euasui itesi Enatorn md WGstorn t1tsf-
v1Icav, AdHf0a4 I.ACE uuODs," caro- chicago THu'
, 1881-08-04

rctoJ ,,...,,,,,,,...,t.S311-4W %Wtr4W
ral,o,rInv up tue compnrtsnns,. It was found
,hs, t! sho fulISw!na property had beci, asse.aed
@ e t ntn tns r's hns'h II ~ a,eyss Msss
s,s sa, III mII.t In i,oso in mind that the Wrss
s'je Assessor china to hive nlado all OF his
i,vurss lipn.i tie kworn roturts OF lhe owners ol
, 1881-08-04

V1TAN'rED-A GOOD MAN WITH FROM
w EM 10 E.UU capital 70 manufacture ana ctHI; cGn;;
tExy tnr sv0r natNt1d. Gan ns hanafaclnrHd , TGfy
chenp and applied W unY scae Aodsoss = NJ 1f's'
tttI,It,
, 1881-08-04

,,ors AND 1,lrI{oyEb Pi.opENTr tor manu-
tnctnrlnH purposes. ,,.
4 ,a.te list at Yncal,t pnl luW.prccd improved resi-
iect1 properly Muur Lincoln Park und west OF C!ark'
SIT h1k0. l.tko Wow. ~.
1rl6lILASI PARK. sI.AkFslnE. WAukEsllA,
yunUitIS, vacant aud mprnycu lo!a Ct tmt1I,.l'ts,
III ihfnrbOr r1i 1T.
, 1881-08-04

NTANTED-TO KENT-rEN llOOMS
w within four hncks NJ Court -lIuu80t prnnnt
payt give lbcatIun, prico, and particulars Aodress
Ii, 'Iflbnne pttlcg.
, 1881-08-04

.JHTANTED-'rO IiENT-lN TIE NEIGH
w btrinna OF t!tu Ogden SeNoot, "v cno1.s un-
furtllsaI, with day board In tho house OF G0nYen.
lent. VII fnrnhti thateRt OF Teforchces. At1Foes
Tc1itQH itUICE4
, 1881-08-04


r ESSONS in LATIN. FRENCH. ASn
rom saS Sli GoangY. AI1evAs T. WANl. uJds
FAtk HptQl,
, 1881-08-04
f.fY,Y ffE1L fIYILtIE.

-yNJK SAl,E-llf =. II, kEIlFOOT 4 Ct).
IL N'hirag,i rcn.e,tata ot1cn statl'lrd lG1,. VI
IjuBen,Fu.st. ...,..........
, 1881-08-04

ROANn-lN PRIVATE FAMILY ~ lI,,a 4
ID yi,nu tntIy win boat rcfuruRrOtt hento t0fas,
1Eichs NINA tc tpodUEnto. Ahdtosx l. Is. Tribune.
, 1881-08-04

pOAllD = PERMANENT BOAKDiSH
a. for faulty Of on MIlwnnkss Ply. e e. &SI,M. n NJ;
huAsu lur A1laweta from any not hAvinR. Ro1a ~
VuIIiilpIAtiUns. slat8 lUenu1n pFlee, ana NJ par
m I'LL 1tlIluN sl1icQs
, 1881-08-04

T1O NlANUFAETUlEElt5 AND BU51'
tso i nGasesbH s,,s T. t. T. &. NJ W. lid i. Il. n
L. Railways ta laTFest u,amniaetNftnE toWn oi ~ ~
q aImo,s any c9n%S1y MS y.hn Il ~ 4,1
stsyeuis,a, viii support city Of alInu tnnabltanb+
ii. railway facilities ara No. fn 9vcEy Eospoet ,,u
Inlfrt,yut wAtor.pnwSr for sniD III IasKa as sniAN
qnatsios d Iow u1cs md or es15 III. sE"s S,Hs Hls
rUNp anu ttwef 10 Tont Tor large VI sNhH pAse'S'
In IlHw trick butlnG, Fefy low. -. ,..n.
Eyery EQnAiblg cnClAtAxDthant u oHeeeA " usaho"
fattriturn and ntllarx u lutnte hrfe- ,,a
EsGUji worah q untmpr9tod wa1f, Poret .ha l8ao
Address 4. J.. bMtrIl il1ck fHlla. ~ sopu
itHiufS M The lusnnxuMs1t OF th0 C.s u. q Y. II. r.
, 1881-08-04

7NOk HALE-oO0 FEET FRONT On OAK
u wood-s1, near The afes 81 a oAEfssfiiD n fiiDlNus
iii tWH1klAxtDpstt
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LOCAL NEWS.
A Fearful Fall.

TWO MIN PREClPITATED FROM SCAFF0LD SIXTY
FIVE FEET ABOVE THE GROUND-ONs KILLED
OUTRIGHT AND ANOTHER SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Yesterday afternoon fearful accident &C.
CURED at the National Deaf and Dumb College,
at Kendall Green, by which one man was killed
outright. another severely injured and third
slightly hurt. Mr.. Macnichol, o, AIS 10Th street.
had several men engaged in painting the out
Side OF the gymnasium building in the college
grounds, and there being some work to do on
the east gable end, about IS feet from the
ground, two OF the wOrkmen, william
II. L1ttleton and John Herrity built
a scaffold from the windows. from
which 70 do the work About four o'clock o. m,
Littleton being on short ladder at the g. pax of
the roof and HerTtty Immediately under it, the
structure gave way, and both fell, striking the
roor and bounding down to the ground. Little
ton strticn on his head and shoulder, and died
within few minutes. MIR. Herrity fell or his
right side, breaking a leg and arm. and was
badly bruised. Mr.. Arthur Wilson. one
OF the painters who had been work.
Ing below them, was struck on the foot,
py piece of falling timber and DISABLED for
some time. Word was at once sent TO the city,
and Drs. Street and Lincoln were soon IN at
dressed the wounds of Mr.. Wilson. Father
Kelly, OF St Alloy s1us church, was also soon
present administering consolation. President
Gallaudet and his corps DID all In their power
TO alleviate the suffering OF the wounded men
Herr1ty was taken to his mothers house, ~
4th street, and subsequently was removed 70
Providence Hospital. He rested comfortably
last night, and hopes are entertained that he
Will recover. Mr.. Littlet0n'S body was taken
70 his late residence On K street, between 4Uh
and 5th streets northwest. He leaves wife
and six children.
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Weather.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 13, 1851, $3.50 a. no.
For the middle Atlantic states slightly
cooler partly cloudy weather and local rains
rising barometer on the coast, and northeast to
northwest winds becoming variable during the
light.
The Hot Spell.
SLIGHTLY COOLER AND CLOUDY WEATHER WITH
LOCAL RAINS PROMISED FOR TO MORROW.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow
Ing special bulletin to the press: Clear or fair
weather continues In the southern states, the
Ohio valley and the middle states and local
rains have prevailed In New England, the lake
region and the northwest The temperature
has risen slightly during the past twenty -four
hours In the southern states and Virginia, and
IN the ST.. Lawrence valley and falling slightly
In the remaining districts, but continues ABOVE
the mean for the month. except 10 the upper
lake regions, Texas and Florida, where tt is
slightly below the mean. The highest temper
atures reported yesterday afternoon were as
follows: Ninety four degrees at Pittsburg and
Lynchburg, ninety three degrees at New York,
Baltimore and Washington, ninery-one degrees
st Norfolk, and ninety degrees at Sandy Hook.
Philadelphia and Toledo. The Indications are
that slightly cooler and partly cloudy weather
VIII prevail during Saturday In the districts on
TIE Atlantic coast with northeast to southeast
winds and local rains. the temperature will
rise slowly in the upper lake region and the
Northwest, With areas OF rain. and east to
onth Winds The Mississippi Will continue TO
fall above LeClaire and ST. Louis. Cairo and
Memphis and to rise slowly at LeCIaire. Da-
export and Keokuk. The Ohio will continue
10 fail at Pittsburg and Cincinnati, the Tennes-
zee at Chattanooga, and the Cumberland at
Nashville.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the Their.
mometer at the Signal Office during the day
] q. M, 1872: II a. M, GIL :; I'D. NJ. 95o Maxi
mum, 95o; minimum. 1862.
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THE WIFE OF A DRINKING HUSBAND-ln the
Police Court yesterday, Mary Graney, white
woman, was charged with assault1ng Thomas
Malta, who stated that this WON an came to
bis barrcom and struck her husband, who was
there, and then struck witness. Mrs. Graney
took the stand, and stated that her husband is
continually getting drunk, and contributes
nothing to the support Of the family; and that
be took S from her the other day and went to
Mr.. Malia's barroom and spent it. where he
spends all the money he gets. The court said
tnst 1t was hard for wife to see rumseler
make drunkard OF her husband, and take
money from her that he ought 10 give to her
Instead. But he has right TO do this accord
Ing to the law, but that makes 1t 40 less
wong. He saldlt was unlawful for NJ, 8. Graney
to assault him, even Under this LrOVocatton
but he would only fine her 81 without costs.
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ANEW DIVISION OF THE KNIGHTS OF PYrH1As.-
Wednesday evening, Judge g. w. Lindsay OF
Baltimore, the supreme chancellor OF the
Knights OF Pythias, attended by delegation
timore, Instituted Washington Division, No. /,
OF this city, ar the hall corner of 9th and u
streets, and Installed the following officers -
JOS. T; ColdWell ST; knight commander; RiakE-
iiorn, do. herald; G. G. Gibson, do. recorder:
b. F. Evans, do. treasurer; j. w. Galleher do
guaro; j. II. Davis, do. sentinel; Rob. Hardon,
do. standard bearer. The visitors were escorted
TO the Chester county saloon, and partook of
supper prepared by X. G. GlasScock before
leaving for home.