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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-19
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
FA1RsRoTHER DAVIS.
1923 NEW YORK AVENUE. NEAR rHx TREASURY.
HOLIDAY GOODS,
NEW AND CHOICE.
Satin Covered Pincuehions Antique Tides Hsndker-
chief and Glove Boxes in great variety. Whisk Hold
ers, Plush Bags and Purses. and other Fancy Goods
suitable for presents. dl7-lw
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
INITIAL NAPKINS. IS quality for $.
0ENTLEMEN's DRESS SHIRTS. fit guaranteed, 81.
KID. DOG SKIN and CLOTH GLOVES. 25c to 81 Is.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. 12xc to 75o
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS CSC. to g. so.
FULL LINES OF COLoRED DRESS GOODS.
FULL LINES OF MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
FULL LINES OF PLUsHEs. vELvETs and SILKS
FULL LINES OF HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR.
FULL LINES OF TABLE LINENS. BLANKETS and
SPREADS.
TYLER & CHEWING,
dit 91S SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
TUNE NOW TO SELECT
l. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
STOCK UNUSUALLY LARGE,
Consisting in part of
ILLUSTRATED GIFT AND JUVENILE BOOKS,
In Cloth and Fine Bindings.
PH RAPH ALBUMS.
beautiful assortment Of
RUSSIA. CALF AND sEALSKIN. AND
PLUSH GOODS.
Comprising
CASES, GLOVE and INADVERTENTLY and
WORK BOXES in grest variety PRAYER
BOOKS and HYMNALS.
An exquisite collection Of
carved Ivory Fans, Paper Knives. Thermometers Ink
stands and Paper Weights, Writing Desks Ii
braTy 1nkstands, Jewel and Dressing
Cases. Chess. Checkers aud Back
CANNON Boards, Gold Pens.
PENkNIVES and OPERA GLASSES.
DIARIES FOR 1882.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
received published but stock also embraces
many other valuable and useful articles, any of
which would make handsome present
fashionable Stationery seCiaty,
All goods at the very lowest prices.
FRANCIS B. MOHUN
d17-H lois PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
CHRISTMAS.
STANDARD BOOKS AND OTHER BOOKS FOR
THE HOLIDAY SEASON IN GREAT
VARIETY.
Hundreds Of Kinds Of Children's Books
Bibles Prayer Books and Hymnals. Albums Pocket
books Games, &c.
An Unsurpassed Line Of Christmas Cards
Portable Writing Desks. Handsome Papeteries from
10 cents to 81. 50.
C. C. PURSELL,
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4 NIUSING-OUT SALEI
$4,000!
IN NEW AND SFASONABLE DRY GOODS MUST BE
CLOSED OUT DURING THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
Come at once and you get the pick Of a new stock
BROWN & CLAGETT,
die 500 MARKET SPACE
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
DOUGLASS,
s27. s24-s2s NINTH STREET.
ST. CLOUD BUILDING. 49,
WE DON'T PROPOSE TO GET LEFT. NOT IF WE
KNOW IT.
Consequently. during the present week, our ENTIRE
Stock of Holiday Novelties will be sold at lower prices
than ever. No matter what prices arc quoted ours will
be found EQUALLY Low and In many cases LOWER.
No articles will be carried over IL bottom prices will
move them.
AN EARLY CALL WILL GIVE YOU TEE CHOICEST
IN THE ASSORTMENT.
DOUGLA ASS.
ds Ninth STREET. 81. CLOUD BunD.sa.
THIS IS ABOUT WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING
1S I'll lbs : ssans sssfr a Sugar
oue
M lbs M Ghoo eI French l. Candy
L
SaHuy i
lbs. Mixed Nuts, GALL newt /
lbs. Valencia Raisins extra fine) /
lbs. Loose Muscatel Rasins. /
4 box fine L. L. Raisins. Observation-Disclosures. /
~ lbs Zantee Currants l
lib Cans Choice Sugar Corn. .................. /
boxes Imported Sardnes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !
lbs. Leghorn Citron. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
= UrdpeS !
3 lbs Genuine Java and Mocha Roasted ......... /
10 n, r nuiieS.
] Edam Cheese /
a. Call and get prices.
JEROME F. JOHNSON Il CO.,
Under Masonic Temple
d17-6t 9th and sts.. opp. US. Pat Office.
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Ladies' COATS, DOLMANS and ULSTERS. Just re-
ceived fresh supply for the Holiday Season 20 Per
cent cheaper than any yet offered IL, the Market
Large stock of CLOAKING, for 81. so to s3
SILK PI.USHES in the most desirable shades.
B;ack and Colored WE'VE rs, from 81 TO 50.
Black and ColOred SATINS, all prices.
5OH doz. BOrdered HANDKERCHIEFS, Handsomely
assorted. 81 10 s..
Beautiful line of Silk HANDKERCHIEFS, for 25 to S.
so doz. knotted Fringe TOWELS. only Csc.
An elegant line of TABLE Ii EN-, from 2Oc. to g.
j. A. LUTTRELI. & CO..
dit BIT Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-19

[OFFICIAL.l
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE
~ WAsHISGToS, DC, December 10th, 1884,
Information has bean received at this Department
from Dir. e. c. Williams, the Consul Of the United
States at Swallow China of the death on the 81 OF
August 1881, at Swallow, China, Of JOHN HAIR
WOOD GREEN. - '
The legal reireseI atiyes If the deceased can Obtain
further information by applying 20 this Department. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-19

AOLlDh OOODO.
For THE COMING WEEK
COMPLIMENTARY EXHIBITION OF AN ENDLESS
VARIETY OF
CHRISTMAS BARGAINs,
DAMMANN'S,
BOG 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT.
The finest 81 Don in the sse city, fg'''"'
JAPANESE NOVELTIES.
Fsas n laS,V ren 500
600 japanese Glove Jewelry and Handkerchief Cases.
Novelties in Ladies' Neckwear, Spanish Lace Fichus
and scars. Lace CoArettes. Ties and Lace Handker-
SILK HANDKERCHIEF.
Fancy Bordered Handkerchief
Fine Linen Hemstitched Handkerchief,
Foster Patent 5Lace Hook real Kid Gloves reduced
to 81 pair.
Twilled SILK Umbrellas at 81. IS.
Ivory Handle, Heavy TWied SILK Umbrellaa. st
81. 81. worth 81. 80.
NOVELTIES IN GENTS NECKWEAR
The finest Soc. Satin Scarf offered for that price,
Gents fine Liner handkerchief. in fancy boxes. at
from 81 to g. so FER box.
Elegant line Of hne Plated Jewelry.
Roman. Gilt aud Rna1neled Bracelets Opera Neck
Chains, Earrings Breastpins, Hair Ornamental.
Celluloid Dressing Cases, Morocco Satchels, Plush
Purses. Pocketbooks. and many other Novelties.
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ssThc best 1. Away. the Cheapest.,,
A Daily Eight Page Star.

The unprecedented pressure Of advertising upon
tie columns OF THE STAR necessitates the ISSUE at
hast for the present, OF an eight page paper
daily. Saturdays paper contained 1SS new adj
-vertisements-the largest number ever printed in
single issue-twenty-nine columns In all, which
. just one column more of advertisements than a
single four page issue could contain, thus leav
ing no room, whatever, for reading matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-19

One ofthe things much needed in this country
and which it must have before long, Is an EXPOSE
ton by its highest judicial authority OF the rights
OF persons receiving communications 10y telegraph,
and also of the rights and duties OF the agents OF
the telegraph companies In the premises. The
public has not forgotten the disgraceful scandal
which followed the action of a congressional COM
mittee u few years ago in Selling lot OF private
dispatches; and now fresh attention is called to
the subject by tae fact that Tennessee judge has
Imprisoned a telegraph operator in that state for
refusing To divulge the names OF persons sending
messages over the wires This will strike think
ing people as pretty high-handed and danger
Gus, If not entirely Illegal Use OF official authority
No Ju1cial tribunal would dare violate the sane
tty OF the mails or think for moment of falling a
postmaster for refusing 10 give up other peoples
letters in his custody Tor the time being The fact
that one represents the government and the other
private corporation should make no difference
The rights OF the people are the same In both
Cases. The privacy Of their communications
should be preserved, whether sent by mail or tele-
graph.
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OPEN HOLIDAY EVENINGS.
COCHRANE 4 CO,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK,
1850 NTH STREET. BETWEEN CoRcoRAN AND
STREETS.
For our patrons. we print closing rhyme
This year, twill be the very last time
In the EVENING STAR that shall tell,
The wonderful bargains We have 10 sell.
Uptown. where none had been before
Kind Ladies and Gents came in to buy
Because popular prices are not high.
Now Cochrane Co. opposite Riggs Bank
Wish the Public sincerely to thank
And offer uptown another treat
At sixteen thirty. Fourteenth street.
At both stores now, we are open ut night
IT'S pleasant TO walk when the moon is bright
With your lover, or others. nice presents TO ina
In the Stores wherever You treated kind.
Our catalogue 70 NAME IL twice too long,
Ills best to ningle with the happy throns.
See the glad faces and select yourself
From thousand articles on every shelf.
There are Dolls and China, Toys and Books.
Foster Patent Kids. five or Hooks;
new lot just in. to mention the same.
Ladies know on these our excellent fame.
Linen Kerchiefs with Initials, or those Of silk
Brightest coors if you wish. or white ~ milk.
Notions. Laces aud Linons. thing new
Damssk Towels with Initials In red or blue.
do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-19

OF SEVERAL, LARGE INVOICES OF
FIRST CLASS GOODS,
Picked up from some of the recent Large Failures IN
Boston at
WILLIAM HAHN'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES
ZIG It'll street, between II and 1,
l?22 pennsylvania avenue. between 18th and Doth
Sign-ked Slipper.
One large lot Gents. Lades Boys and Child's beaut-
fully EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, 81 and 81 25
some fully worth 50. so.
One lot ladies' very fine Kid Straight and Pebble Goat
BUTTON BOOTS, 81. 30, worth IS to s..
One lot Misses and Chil,irens fine KID and GOAT
BUTTON, 81, 81 %, none worth less than 81. 80.
One lot Infants extra quality BUTTON BOOTS Soc,
worth 65c. at the factory.
One lo. Gents fine CALF sEwED and PEGGED
boOIS, -, less than cost of material.
Several Small Lots Of
Ladies' BUTTON BOOTS ats
Gents CATERS and LACED SHOES, a.
Child's SPRING HEELS, up to lois, 7bc
Infants Leather Sole KID BUTTON, SOC.
Youths and Boys BOOTS 81.
And Many Other Bargains.
CONVINCE YOURSELF
And receive with every Purchase one of our
d161w HANDSOME FAN-CARDs.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
special sale Of
JAPANESE GOODS GLOVE Bones
HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, JEWEL BOXES
TRAYS. CARD RECEIVERS
And large variety Of articles numerous to MENTION
JNO FLETCHER,
d16-6t GIG 9th street. opposite Patent Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-19

TIME WHITE HOUSEHOLD, NEW HOME
II Singer. Howe. Wheeler WILSON, Dome tic W.s.,f
70. ANY machine yOu want cheap st McA ES'siss1s-'
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Congressman who shudder at the idea OF spend
0g few dollars toward making their national
capital worthy the American people ought TO look
q the amounts proposed to be expended by the
French legislative assembly for the improvement
~ Paris. Among other items In the budget Is one
Or 900 for increasing the water supply OF the
e1sJ. Another contemplates the expenditure Of
onNOOOOO on schools and academies and for the
Fepair and improvement Of streets and avenues.
Il Is shown that there are at present In Paris
tAfrty thousand houses unprovided with water,
and many miles Of streets on which the residents
% not know how to get rid OF their slOps etc, for
want OF proper sewerage facilities. Such facts
being established, 1t doesn't take the statesmen of
france long to supply the remedy, and the people
OF that country endorse and approve their action
Jast as the people of this country would endorse
and applaud the action Of Congress In any steps It
may take toward increasing the water supply Of
Washington and improving It's sanitary condition
by properly improving the channel OF the river in
front of the city.
, 1881-10-27
INDIGNATION MEETING,

= dptttdt Uspasteh fb Ihf Ehicaoo Ifthltnf.
INDIANArTI1s, Ind.. Oct. .G.-A meeting Of
Irish citizens 10 EXPRESS Indignation over tho
imprisonment uf I'arnefl a,d tho l.and- I.elHuc
ioarrs WINS he'll to-niEht, md Mns0nIc Hill WIS
crowded. With nh enIhnasnstto aMtlence. Mayor
urul,b presided. = Tho ltey George II. pepprr,
Of Snndusty. O., 1nn.le thu princinl speech. mud
Gnv. Porter and sx-0nv. lIonlr!cks also gave
lrlcf addresses. noS. Porter Thought that tInd-
Rtollo Ruu Bright. utltlnIly with lHr1GlI. were g-
titled to tho thntlks OF tho Irish genpln. as for
everything that tentlcfl ta lighter, the burdens
ot tho irish teiantFy, anl hat! helped lnwnras
Land act. T[r snliaved however. tklut tho t.nns
q the land LctKuo were lust, hut i i!'st tako
tor. lIunrIcks salt! ttut if tho Irish peOpIu
vero not hnt!silad With tho 1latlstonc Land nct,
TINT was prnof ennl!Gh to hun thnt tile warsd
uuKht ilOt to regard tlmt ts,tnsllrr as II Aattle-
lnctlt OF tho wrul,ns Of lrclutld. nnu suggested
that tho nKtntlo,, Of tho innd tnns'nn would do
gunl III tho United StAtt's In preventing laTnu
holdings OF lund III tho Wcstor,t st.tes.
, 1881-10-27

OFFICE OF THE GIIIEF S!nNAT. OFFICER. WASH.
1SfiTtS, u. G.. Oct. .1-l a. m.-Thn Chief Sl9nnl
officer furnishes tho following spcuat bulletins:
Tho barometer was hlGhost in tho Middle At
tattlo atutes aHsi lowest In Nayl Sc0tEa. An
area Ut low barometer II forming In the TX.
sreWe Northwest. Tho temperature llas fal!on
IN Now England from 10 IL II degrees; froln . 10
Hin tito 3fltldle AtIallto States: from, to II III
the Lower Lake region. It has risen slightly ii.
tle Fast nnlf EtAtts nnd renhesset,, aud from
10 L dr4reea III tho Upper Lake region
xn1 tho Upper mississippi Valley. ItaIn hAs
fallen R'NcG tho lust report IN Texas. Tho
Feathor eAst OF lhU Mississippi ltIvnr Is fair. The
Htnla In New EnHnnd nrt n0rtll8rly; In tho
Mlddln Atlantic 6tAtes. tho Dhi0 Yaluy, and
IeBnesc0 they nr0 variable: In the Lnke region.
cpper Mississippi aHtl Missouri Valleys irun
tA1t Ia RDath.
The M.ssIsaIppl River was two fcet eight
iachfs ntNye tho hahEer-ltnc Mt Davenport and
!unr feot ntnu iucfIGs above Ut fiuukuk, whnra
u nas rlsei! Two lnches. Fntr weather Ia tntif-
Salel Tor New EnX!antl and tho Alidltu Atlantic
Suites tolAy and tnnlnrruw.
For the Uho Valley unl Tcnneasep, }nir
weather. aUutheasterly Winds, lower barometer,
eaa higher temperatures.
For tho Lake region. fair wcnther. soithorly
niaas, lowur barometer, and stationary Or h!xh-
er ertefnp1rntllrg.
Fur tho Upper Mississippi and Missouri vnt.
!eya, tatF weather. suntherly winhs, lnwer h,l-
Flleter. and stationary Ur higher Temperature.
th'cA0o, Oct :at-lU;ia p. nl,-Tha following
onFefSnt!onR Ara tak1n Ut tho same Motncnt Ut
aR!e at III! the stattuua named:
1ENEIlAL OBSERVATIONS,
, 1881-10-27
ODD ACCIDENTS.

How Certain Unlllcky pctsona l1avy
Recently nceH Injured or Killed.
AZ 5'ine l,1n!f. Ark. Il Sleriif's posse sur
surrounded tic residence Of desperate thief
liz Jumped frutit q wlildnw nnd run for tha
wootls. Ono parsner outstrippetl his fellows,
ntI tho next Aeetcst mistook lin for the
thief and SHOT l,fnl.
Al nock Castle, KY, as tlla Rev. Mr.. retrey
entered house, n hen lew In and perchetl OH
lunglrg rifle; 1t fell, and failing on the lock
WIS discharged, and killed The minister.
At Kansas City. as a man wns sitting on
the balcony Of his house, steamboat rat.
Into 1t aiul crushed lin, to death. trhis was
during tic April tlood.}
At Baltimore, a man who was being shaved
lIenrd a runaway. md, thinking II WIS his
teana, Jumped up and had Ills nose nearly
cut Off.
At Canton, o., james Little drank some
cold beer, which parayzcd Ills stotnach, mud,
forming carbDl,lc-acid Kas. his whole system,
ca'ist1E 'lear!y instailtal,cous death:
~ Wsst . potnt, Lieut.. Arci,lbai uihson
remove spider from his egr for a. wholB
hour. When parade was dismissed his eur
ts,., wns f.,ll Of blootl. The Insect was only
nsiasiy fs G 'Ms @ iay1 y an n!sr aa Sq 81 IT, SG Sls
AZ Chaslestnwt+ AInss., Alfred Anderson
crAwlet into Il salld.lIonse Ire l,at built, aud
a'st Il is!l l., q. f1l,n a1'd sInothered hin,.
y luti!e 1f whisky III ills pocket, satnrating
llis clothes: when lie subsequently, III d
',nRte'l they took fire, and he was fatally
III .i,la!r County, Missouri. two young
men agreed to be photographed with pistols
drawn on eaclI ntlIer. The artist, whito mr.
TAng ng It's IHlsltiMl, discharged one Ut the
ptstq's, shooting the opposit sitter through
Al Easttnst. Me-. n sn,1nr wanting fl ,lrlnl-
, 1881-10-27
THE DESPOTIC CZAR.
Making New I4slsyH to Cypress tho Pro-
Iln in order to Sccuru His Own

Making New LAW. to oprrcs. tho Pro-
,,lr IL tlrhcr IN k,.,,,.. usI. n,,.,,
,...s -" =" ""'' :" ''e"to HE WY"
naAet]' ....... 49,,
ST. pETEissl,l:fHt, Sept. E'.-fcsterllny the
f,xar i,sup,l II uknsn rirt.et[n,, nuaw nII th.
rr.,,, ~ t,,a i:,.,,I., ~ .',.,, .I'a w.. .,,'I.'
1orceS 0t lilo EMPIRE 10 crush tlle rcy0ltl-
tlpu!sts:
Ia tic Gnxrnt,to Sr.msr:: Tito Inst years Of tho
Err"r @ ' AI.sader H.. 'y ~ MS;itlr n Il, ,;S I,
~ fia fM",st r,,',n't ~ III s."te ,,,'.i
m tiS scjnF r,srr OF t,t,r ,,I,ntry. ios,, a,,sn
.,s nit"ns. I'm ~ werr NJ ~ " I",,if,,i usr,,
,nl"f".,tnrs iatnIv @ trnvm, ~ HIT to r,,,,,n,,,,
i"wn t.stt.Sj rnr ~, Xii" nf Mars .rC im,.,in.
s,1,, ~ r., rs..r.u1 ~ r. trS"r rH r",.
s ,tt ~ L. ,,,.",s ~ ~, y. t..M.
.itnnrr ni,nr"c,cr twr..fnr', ~ ,Y"remi -" tt,nrs
.s ~. e ftf rnt na ~ ~, ,ir r. ,,,@ @ s,n"s
lIayu IL nc.., .lot,t,I r%sro S In, nninm nr II"
,, ,wu H,h 'tk rIn. .tI,h,,,s u ~ '.i Il. Wv ~
'r s4n r" tint ,iss,rr.' ,o M f " "
1l,r MInyS,i 't IathUr. t'ny sh,iys.I sio rruont nj
III III ..iin, wItt thn ,i,.iv r. rnseryv w. tv
,M,i'iit, ;,"ier y" '"' "a'' ~
VII" f,.n,lnr,cntn1 nr1nc,n,cs tr TIM ,root RI.
fn.s. ~ ~" t.tn ~, NJ ,1s,
, 1881-10-27

EYtt{u. WsDate. to Tak Chssaa0 TTfoNHs.
SrHlkuptEr.u, ILL.,, Oct. :sl-T'ho Secretary at
Stulu t1t1ay iasuen LICENSE tu organize 10 tito
Northwestern Screw Company 0r Ch!caan: cup
tai, s51,Oo0. Carporatura, Charles r. War1ulI,
1EGwal1'N. !rlncklry. Juhu y. G. Keith.
CartlllcutHs Of organization wcrc filed by tho
tier,,liu liol,Rn CATHOLIC II. .lnauphs licnpyD-
lont Association, laruIAw0oA, unl tho Goou Ha-
u,arltAn Cutnetery Society of pa.s.alt, Ut. Cl4ir
County.
a larger number Of entries thnn WINS over
knowtl l,aturo nj this tlMtp havu been I,ntic FOR
tho ChIruEn tBt-Rtouk sltnw. John d. tlIllett, OF
Elklurt, has entered turty-tYn picked Slleul-
1t is knuwn that cotar,ldo, Kentucky. l,,wa. Kan.
Bts, an Indiana Will lIn largely reilFtarntctl ny
tho best lirrgtl4, aud Rrrat thnKa ure expected
oil tho uoluuY exhibition.
, 1881-10-27
A BURGLARS ELoQUENcE.
Whining Tllut L1i,crty and n Dollar,
Though Ills Pockets WorC Enil or
Elltnr.


silver.
Sf,r r'nrk SHn.
Christian Christensen, Of l;r0Nkly,a, llrRa-
dicl-;eIIeraI Of thu Fifth llrlgatle, Mi 5. y.
T., null manager uf tho banking-l,ouse uf
DreNnl, Mnssan Il TO-, lives In II handsome
bsIck huuse ut President street and Eighth
nvunnc, within gunslot Ut l'rUspect l'nrk. The
Building Ii Isolated, ll0 iegill,urs .,eing With
III shouting ulsta,,cc; but tiiaycsnru not com.
,nnii III TINT uart Of brooklyn, lIe,,ee tic
household fell Into the l,ablt af leaving the
front window open ut night lung attes every
'nonsbGr Of tho faulty, excrnt tlo ienerat's
eldest soil, Ind retired. This sa!l, Frederick
Christensen, Is considerably Uycrsix feet tn!l,
mil VERY stroug liz IL II member of thu
'rllIrteentl! Regiment. lle returned Isulue
rs usual when nMl late, found tlle front dur
Mnlucketl, awnlttng his arrival Entering
tho hallway. hc WAS surprised, III III.
slut n1}d haired tl'e tloor T. hear lt.'lsa IN
W!ntlows of which ope', o., President street.
WIsllnnt thinking Or thieves. he stArtc,l In
tho direction ot the s0nn,l Il. ascertain Its
caI,se. Suddenly tho slinlnE.rm'n. sIUor WIS
tbs entry, rln directly intb the ynlllg HlnM's
nr,ns. 1'h+ burglar, feeling mi frtll grip npull
his cunt roltnr. tell ninll Ills kslcuS upu,, thu
ia, @ni Ill., H. !"nes % "f "glest ,srr1r a,u! @
lneg.:y. lln confessed that he ilutl ci,I,le to
sleut, lnn.l by the lltsp!ny nr s!lyerwale In
iAa llnsllX-rnulsl. Wl1ielt lse llut seen trn
l'rrslhtnt etr4"t. Hunger ltaa driven hlnl,
liz ssl. lte hui fA.ntly Of yn,ils rhi itirulI,
n,ll llul( llaytr slnen hrtur0 N,sl Wuulll never
'fO It nsa!n, As tile hnrBlnr sl'uke tears run
anwI his rllcek.
luttIE Christensen w1as nlOyesl. Thu
l,auseOltl WIS uslerI,, anil tlIN lnllter atsttll
luUrH t!Ian u 1ulln away, Apparently Ito
burglars tr,tts A1lI reprntAlut vert Ernli-
lnF. Christensen slluuk iliIu ltIMn his feet,
md, r1.lntsi,E El, llllt llnntsty iS tlIb llyst
InIIry III tho pi.tl, gave him II silver tl0llar
ntIl turned him ont.
In tl.t4 tbnrllil,y tho Hn1itrr. WIS discussed
Ut tlIe hreuGllIs, tnlt, AIr. t'ruturiek ChrlS-
trl,sru slultIy ihsfslEng thAt tho tlipf WaS
sincere, nEa!nst tho hi,'ptrni comments Ut
Ills fN,Iicr al.lt Ills brsllers' iokts. A.WlsSllg
ntwsH.AII ENyt II tlsW turn tn thu rul,yersI-
tiull by brn.Ins III thu t,r,,eralx oyercoAt
aMi uinhrrlja, WhIrl. 10 ,fu'l,lA l., tlls roa'i.
THIS suggested II hak ut the silver
slAn"ns, Ninl t!,en IL was found ilnt
Was go1lr. Tim thtef's buckets Ind h&eiI III
wull Erl,rd il,at they cntlil llanl!y i,ayt, hem
tho silver tlnllar Tho sttler silver cl,l,sIstcl
ehieIly VI rr''sellts gisun ut Tho Gel,arar4
silver Wettttg snsl1e yH:l1s Aga. tieH. Chris
tpnsell ItlS htOlltly resisted thu prulNISul 10
eOUlpluMise With tho tllIaf by nherltg Il liz
w,lHl for thu return Ut tho silver, Al,tl III
ynlMg Mr. Christensen Huys hu wnllll huglt.
ly recogLtzu itle thief III cn1npla!nt ll,4s been
lln.lu tn thu p0l!ce,
, 1881-10-27

hero t0norrnT, md crowds Df people Aro l,,niHR.
Ten cScuratt,n trnIns Will nrrvc til the innrt,tf,Y.
Ex.int. Iirnsa. hf lllfnus, In hero frrn Eh!caKU,
with uthor distinguished EHn,etirn.
hut"h u'snstth to The Chttaoo Tribune.
ATf.ASTA. t|a,, tltt. s,.-rim delegation from
thfGnR', rcHtlirtl Atlanta tsulHy III nOun withnit
the plen4Mts nr t,g "trip. Tin ,lcirgniion wns
INIT by Illinois ckhihtnrs ~ II t!t4'. whp. With
them tnnst hospitality. 1t,s entire bo,ty VII.
comfortably accommodated ut tho hotcls, md
nprcRr tn hu ciittylng themselves, preparatory
tG tho interesting exercises tint nrt, tu thkD
p!nce tnmnrrow. Tho ixrNutIv0 Cnt,,n,tttru tn
Night sent II tc!ngrailn ~ Vtce-lrosh1ynt nav's
tt,J s'sa;rct.ry lams nsl;tnI t'1ein 70 exG M ~
net 10 Visit tito Etttnn Exposition Immediately
upon adjournment Ut tho aehtU.
, 1881-10-27

hls purity acrosA the Jordan. hls first camp ,unR
that he hnse llne t,as been twice ca rc with
m Kreat acG.frnCy es,tnlne,. III tho prt4n!-
nR survey. ntll Tint he hns nIren.iy ncct,fnpsnet
Humn hnn.lrG mi fc3 of survey. Aiming tho
archaeological results arc an immense nltnntity
ol crn!nicchs, NJ fewer than ftfty hRving hrcn
aketchftl III threo days: soms Of tllom hnti ssnHl
"hHn'bGrs near thom, from thrce 10 Hvo fcns
lnR and throe foct high, cxcavatcd In flntnchcri
cubes q rock lrona ten to affean feet on e,ct
ilei,titlcAtions. lie thinks ho hn4 rnund ll1t
Field or z!phfn. the Ascent Ut T,thcIth. .In2or,
slbmnh. nnt Mtnnlth. t1ofora RoIn4 aernas, nls0,
hc established his. teutisicNtion Of Klrjatt
Jenrinl. which no hn,l already suggested. and
made e1ileexe md tracing Of tho inscription In
tho Pool Uf Sttpatn,