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The Evening critic., 1881-06-21
THE EVENING CRITIC.
~ ESTABLISHED AUGUST. 1868.
THE COURTS.


CRIMINAL CoURT.--In the Criminal
Court to-day the additional talesmen of the
petit jury, mentioned in yesterdays report
were called and answered to their names
Howard Bcall was excused as in Government
employ. Albert Cowling was excused, as be-
ing nonresident. Zachariah Cromwell
was excused business interests. VIM. King
was excused as over age.
Those accepted were: John Cumberland,
= Henry NJ. Talbot, John G.. Aud, Francis
Miller II. J. Bright and Chas. Stewart.
j The grand jury were called, and all
Answered except G.. r. Holtzclaw, who was
4 excused as sick. Hubert Schutter was also
excused, as he was summoned by wrong
name. Americas Davis and Thos S. Nc
Ncir, were accepted.
Neither jury having been completed at
y this point, additional talesman were ordered
to be summoned Chas. Jarvis, of 1882
Sixteenth street, was drawn as n talcsman
for the grand jury
The Court took n recess to p. III.
On Resembling, the following talesmen
were accepted for the petit jury: George w.
Cochran, 7. II. Langley, Robert Allen, War
rem Armfcld.
G. N. Thorn was excused on account of
sickness.
was accepted for the grand jury Charles
Jurvis was also accepted, and the grand jury
.panel was thereby completed.
Caleb Churchman was named as foreman
j Crr,Sn,, ,r9 r;,,. I,,yv-Jrdoo GOV tbep
- so;d that Tho oath administered was nm
cnitomc of their duties They were simply
ta boor tho nrcl;m;norv nroof MT to try
cr;m;nailv They had only r. listen TO the
nroofs nrcscnted Nv the nro,ccution. The
accused had M Standing for nroof before
them. II has opcrated badly TO allow citi-
zcns to nrefcr charges before them. The
hotter nractice 10 to have the proof laid he
fore them by the prosecuting officer. If
there are not matters of public notoriey
then the grand jury may inquire
into them themselves. He cnjOincd abso-
Lutte secrecy upon them, and they could see
the necessity thereof 1t became his duty to
call attention to the statute against
= duelling which was formerly of more inn
sortance than now when public sentiment
was against it. Their attention would
probably be called to the violation OF
the postal laws. Inc matter hau
NOT Dceh Drougnt Deiore Mn, III
sleh form as TO speak &c lhltely Ill relation
to 1t, orof the names OF thc parties aiiegeu
80 have been involved These matters
y were very important for the purity OF inc
v government service ana would DC mann
tanned us Tar as possible by the law. But III
considering these matters they must cast
aside all bias or anything that would raise
presumption OF malice ON their part. nc
then directed them to retire ior cohsuita'
\ ton.
| PROBATE CoURT-To-day the will oil
VIM. Johnson was filed for probate; cause
continued. In the matter of the will OF
\ Sam'l Il. Hamill, Gen. w. Nj. Dunn, eXccu
tor, filed his remuneration as legal reprcsen
tative of said decedent. In the matter Of
the estate of Jane G. Malord, the citation
against the next of kin was returned, and
cause continued.
= COURT IN BANc.-To-day: Alexandra;
Canal & r. r.. Bridge Co. vs. District of Co
lumbia. In this case the railroad company
The Evening critic., 1881-06-21
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE,
AND THE ONLY LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST,

THE EAST ND THE WEST
vh washington. ee,,,,,n,
'''"''' STEEL RAIIsi
Schedule to aks f'SSt sspmnTH@Syr my I'D ISL
~ ,2o-CMlcAao, CINCINNATI AMIDST. Louis FAST
600 baltimore, Elcot City and Way stations.
to 4o-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS.
e5o-Baltimore, Annapols and Way. Ped.
and Way, via Reay.)
31o-point of Rocks and Way Stations,
9.15-PHILADELPiiIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON
s.4o-sTATNrov and VALLEY EXPRESS Con
meets for Hagerstown ana nj Point OF ROCKS
for Frederick.(
COCOON Sunday oniy-Baltlmore, Annapolis and
Way.
lo.oo-BiLTIMoHE EXrnEss. stops at Hyatis.
vile, College, Beltsville. Laurel, Annapolis
Junction Jessup's and Hanover.
1o.4o-PITTsBungH CHICAGO, CINcINSATI and
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
la.1o- Baltimore, Ellicot City, Annapolis and Way
ua5-on sunday Only, for Baltimore and Way.
2.15-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. , ~.
s.ao-Baitimore and Way stations. winchester,
Frederick, IIagerstown and Way via Re
43o-BALTIMoRE, IIYATTsvILLE AND LAUREL
EXPRESS, Frederick, via Relay stops ut
Annapolis Junction.
t4.4o-B baltimore Annapolis and Way Stations
ID. 45-Point of Rocks Frederick, llngsrstown,
Winchesterand Way. (OnSunday to Point
of Rocks and Way stations, .,...,....,. 49,,
Way. via Relay. Stops at Hyattsville and
Iaurel)
6,O5-point of Rocks and Way Stations.
to .45-Bnltmore and Way Stations
7.3o-BALTLyORE, HYATTsvlLLE and LAUREL
EXPRESS
10. l5-PITTsDuRoH, CIScISSATI, and ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS.
10 5o-PIIILApELPIIIA, NEW YoRK and Boston
EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to New York.
lo.OO-BALTIMoRE, IIYATrsvILLE, and LAUREL
EXPRESS. stops on signal or to let OIL pas
sengers Mt any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
tDaily. ;Sunday only. Other trains daily ex.
cept Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay ss-
ton. go
For further information apply at the Baltimore
& Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and 69
and 1851 Penna. avenue, cor. OF 18th street, where
orders will be taken for baggage to be checked and
The Evening critic., 1881-06-21
1901 THE GREAT 1901
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NOETH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

DOUBLE TRACK STEEL RAILS.
Splendid Scenery Magnificent Equipment
TRAINS LEAVE Z HEE W&s HIN n o. from depo
corner of sixth and streets,
For Plttsburg and the West, 500 q. n. Daily with
sespng S PSS ga asd Sne1Eo l
10 Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago; $3.50 p. m.
4silTY MtR Rh"ef OF * apHGTRRS%k RoAD
For Canandagua,. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, with Parl9r Car to Watkins Watkins and i,o the
IN. daily except Saturday. with Palace car to
Canandaigua and Watkins.
For Wilamsport Lock Haven and Elmira
For New York and the East, 500 i. M, 1899 a. M,
and S ST5 T p. M III limited Express Of Pullman
Palace Cars, a.ao a. N. daily, except sunday.
Jersey City with boats OF brooklyn Annex, az
fordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
1000 and lol5 p, m; on sunday al 2.oo, $40,
daily, except Sunday
For Baltimore, 60 500, $50, 1919 a, M, and 200,
day, 800, 1880 II. M, zoo 5'lO' o3o 1000 and lOl1
For pope's Greek Line, 60 H. m. and 40 p. M
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis Gao a. m. and 40 p. m, daily, ex-
ALfES>X fShItffA AND FREDER1cEsBuRe
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND
go, 5 and ll5Op. m. ON sundays at 1Go, go
For Richmond and the South, 100 and lilo Il. m.
daily, and p. m. daily except sunday
and 10 Il. m, 1910, B. 3, 4 0.l0p. m, and II mid.
night. On Sunday NJ sos and 10 a. M, and
0O1 y. m.
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car ac-
commodations can be procured at the Offices, north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and nj the station, whore orders can be
left for the checking of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
j. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
The Evening critic., 1881-06-21
THE DEPARTED vouDoo QUEEN.
Powerful on yellow Fever and u
Mighty Helpful Woman in the Com
fx

nunity.
A telegram from New Orleans announcing
the death at 9S of Marie Lcauveau, known
as the Voudoo Queen, was shown to DIR. J.
b. Bass, the New York practitioner of You
dooism
~ knew her well )" said the Doctor, push
ing up his spectacles on his forehead and
rubbing his grizzlcd head; "shc was II
famous doctor when | first went TO New
Orleans at Is years of age; but did not
think she could be as old as 81. She had Il
powerful knowledge of the human SYSTEM
however, and knew what to do to keep off
or cure any kind of sickness"
WAS she called Queen in the youdoo
orderT .sul +Jx-sz- - III ...s--ai-
ono. There is no such title in Voudoo-
ism. She was known as mother of the or
der, and of late years received an allowance
from the treasury. She lived alone in u
house on Podrousse street, and in her style
of practice was one of what we call the Te-
zeancs. can't exactly give you the sig
nificance of the word, but in the Tczeane
practice most everything is done by means
of herb teas (tisanes)"
"Did she work much by means of
charms ~
"Shc knew all the secrets of Voudooism,
including the charms, the influences, and
rites. In the days of slavery she made d
powerful Slgnt OF money selling charms 70
protect runaway slaves while they followed
the North Star. ! can't exactly say where
she came from or how she got into the or.
der, but she was in high degrees and was a
mighty useful woman in her time. Many
years ago, when the Asatic cholera was
around, she saved the lives of hundreds OF
people. Did you ever see n person with the
Asiatic cholera 2" asked the Doctor.
NO. never did" said the reporter.
"Well, you needn't want to, for it is O
most horrible sight When it comes on you
you go just this way" said the Doctor
shaking like man struck by an Arcti,
blizzard. "If that cramp and fit isn't broker
in ten minutes, you die. She made charm
of birthstone, tar and feathers, and when ;
person would be taken with fit she would
light 1t under their nose, and it would i'm
medatcly and perceptibly abate that cramp
She was very powerful in yellow fever, too
and in fact was a mighty helpful woman il
the community"
The Doctor says that Nine. Lcauvcau die
not hold any official position in the order. 1t
supreme body meets mt New Orleans mex
year, when he will have to go on to attent
its sessions.-NeW York SIN.
The Evening critic., 1881-06-21
sporting Notes.

AT Providence, r. l., yesterday, the De-
troit base ball club defeated the Provi-
dences to 1.
TIE illness of Weston has made the Lon
doners lose nearly all interest in the match
between him and Rowell.
AT the meeting of the California Rifle
Association in San Francisco on Saturday,
Il. N. Shook won the Association medal,
scoring 80 out of possible 100-ten shots
each at the 200 and 500-yard targets. Fred
crick Kubcrilc won the Governors trophy,
n. Williams won the Barnes medal.
ARANZA. the celebrated thrcc-ycar-Old
race mare, by Bonnie Scotland, dam Arizona,
was seriously injured during transportation
from the Rancocas stud farm, at Jobstown,
n. j., to the Concy Island race course last
evening. p. Lorilard recently paid $4,000
for her. She is nominated to compete
against Hindoo and Crickmorc in the spc-
cal race for thrcc-y ear-olds, to be run at
Long Branch July Z. Her head is badly
bruised, and Anthony Taylor, Lorillard's
trainer, fears that the injury may extend tc
the animals brain.
The Evening critic., 1881-06-21
sa.5o-pants to Oracr-s4.Yo.

These patterns are selected from So and
81 pantaloonings. Eiseman Bros, corner
Seventh and L streets.
The Evening critic., 1881-06-21
MAHONEY, THE PAPERHANGER,

3l5 pENNA, AVE, Capitol liill,
Has ON hand all the new designs in Wall Papers
Window shades, Picture Frames.
, 1881-05-17

4 Member OF the Typographical Union
Demonstrates tile AbRurtttGy OF MIR,
SSorcy's Claim of Ltherntity u Ills

Storcy's Claim of L6hernllty To His
Hre.n' ~. ~. .
10 '"s 1a"os " me ea.e'0o 'F'op"e'
bns hcen going on hetween tho editor or tho
t,hlcn,to Timcs ami n memt,rr ri tho 1,,.rorrnnh.
ic.l Uulou called forth by tho boast or tho for
MGR That tho compositions Ut tho Tfncs nre better
ppid for tllcir ubor thnn tho compos!tors ln tho
n.o..,n - o."s". ~ w., no.n's ~.
assoruons aAFo oaeh 1nnae 10 prove TUG poslt'nn
WIKI NY tn r. '"' n Iu
ilomonstruto tho fmets In tho easc far TIM Inn
aet ~ t,o ,,,,,s, ~ ,,or, ~ ~, , ,,,,,,,st snv ~
. y. '.u "t,.,' n,,,, wv wv. y.
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thc tvnn IT, ho ,nons,,rc,l "n1 sbon,S uroncr,v
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nas ,rIm ,'G I'M ~, "nssa se
w. >....'us ~, stsG. - "s. "u''""""'t"s IN"
su1.' W ..tne ~ nm tuu oAute atu'as NJ v. 'to
lire, 1t Is clistomnrili, Int improperly. tornIeh
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a,,.oa r. ~, s,,,,n ,,I ,.,..,,.,', s.,,, .,, ~
couInostnr must hi tho ypnt.c Of l.ou} sn,,urcs
Win rotainK 1nattor, " ilna.tcr of my oii.or
@ ~ i , ~ @ % aons!.te ~ M ~ Iru.os
ity In tho ohSri,otcr 1t tho typo cs,si Gu by tic
type. founders for 'vhil. two fnts Of typo !nl.y
@ usi ~, nptu tp ,S s s,'. @ s'hse @ ~ . s9
but il cs,,s, whIlo tho aifabot of tho utl,or
would meMsnro 10 cnls 0r nlnnrGs* Tho cou,-
sssssS = @ @ g sS sSs: $s sSf y s'sfs
,n,id fnr II ,s. ard ii this n,o,..rimn f,,r mi Ma
lbnr; Ths % e1 ennn.sMsor .. IS wo,ll aaye % ~ nd IT,
c"s r"ccivc,, IN n..nts t"r uE .,ns fnr ~ thnitr
!abor upon tho tw. varying fonts, ,woul'l II MT
~ a iorY y WIFI i"s @ mypannnrv n, ~ Gn ~
, 1881-05-17
E|T'}' HEIL IfyT,t1'F5.

11t)lt SAI,E-Hf LAXAJ.ltS SILVER
"a msn; ~. 1, Ia aa''.sL: 49, w,,,.,,.,x .,,r.,
rw:y. fe"rth VI" sma f i~"aly y.nfths. aaa1e " tiG,
a1 y. ;ss :" aS ~. tf c,n,r
%! S%t. .%axx I isi' Z, sS. ,;,,',e no,, ,,,.
s,urm ,nts ,,a I% ~, ~ sifaana w. Win ",s an tiYDof.
'f" "af %. w'| c.t sne' West or ,s raroaa
'fFf: @ ias m s'f ark.co wc.. Of railroad .sac .,p
efi, N1c. .torc two -tpry aud basement. No. ant Ar.
t:si .s'at r N.nutee-av., north OF p,,','on-
nd Tic nI1roaa .t.e ss"d for Manufacturing pFop
~ fect railroad tront from s,n to ~, per lo.
4 MN 4tfr .rpt ptfl,tf.Et,tx St[ II f>E Tfrr
kIsr + iiays. ss5d,ri:,!n At 4! la,. = i!
MfnrH y ~ llnDn infk tecttnn haninn. IN HGc. y.
iafaaS., kH"xS ~: l% North shs!ion:;t Gitleax:
%s;, & ss ss''iS liz i S .Y' 4
Ss;s e ;ss
sSa. M I I'D, S'a IL @
III ssss IT., vi! Nv y K MSrffSed fs, SAMUEL H. TA sa.to.
E1Ojl YAt,E-5, on los FEET on LACK.
e son..t. ve't Of Aberdoen, at s'2'; eood piees
M. Ses e W. %s,hnstHs II risss boulevard ~ ehsn''
foot. M '''t IN 'f'''nA'n' near 'f'''e'R''s'' e.
10 Dieut on Sclisan ,ny:s ro!:hof rhitt;.nih-rt..
zz7;, 9!t;SeY !: a:; M!7;!: =: ;!s:1e9!!:::t;
II t,fanri. IIack. So. i,5 bsarbor..st.; ''sNA
{SDIASA-AV.-Nt, 4xL ociagon. trout brick hnlise,
c,,,,,u,,.,,, ,m!stl sas bkturn..
h 9gs ma hnis nS,ss s1 .iss
uSlvEftSl7f.fLAEE- Ftns-cIass octakol,-tront
, 1881-05-17

ITO ltENr-A LARGE III i.OOE, WITH OF
l. fltttont steam riIwer. niSH small rln!n, gu,tj,
light Stuatn ELEVATOR. utc rlTk1S = ChuvEil. III
CLtk-nt,. IN rnr
, 1881-05-17

TfND 1sEST-FUllN1SIiED BASEMENT
l. u kn'art, enerHnlIg wennn, wl.t will boarI tho
tnn1ly. !iiHu fneattbn. HofeTBrcts exchanged. Ad-
lEGsa |. IL rtlbn1lE NtttEe.
, 1881-05-17

NTANTED-A PARTY WITH FROM
w tial to ksutu onguxu In buslnHxn sNngAntcrinH
quick anl eaTEu returns. and will boar cl0so lnvesEl-
tDn. AAarNsk ~. 'rrlhnlin DEtrc.
, 1881-05-17

r11O ItEST-31 AND 80 SOUTH CANAL
i Rt.-F,rst floor und hn.Dllunt, .t.siM With ur
without power. n. SAWYER. ltoon u Trlbuuo
, 1881-05-17

WANTED-IN LIGHT
l. manufacturing business; capital. fa,0Q Nvfar-
ciiCeb tl{tltyas F. 81 If,unG ur{cV
, 1881-05-17
l'.lY'El'IiS.

NATIONAL. SCIENTIFIC .ASSOClA-
~ tun ee.ursA pnluI!s. eaxnata, etc i'atsnl iti*
K4u. tnIuuahuut tao y = Kssn sgScisl stann
NVViu u rltsAxV, IL, al4 vi ksi. M4sauxl9np. &,
, 1881-05-17

f{,O NENT-WlTII POWER: THE BEST
L. lighted roni lit l'tcaIt fur manufacturing nut
puses. ll1xJ. HItEMWAY. HuKuESS 4 CU.. cDiner
Franklin uHd htlph1y,t.Ats,
, 1881-05-17

MISCELLANEOUS. ...
MO uUt:S-W0VEN WIRE IRON BEDS.
IN sure preventive frt,nl bugs; hDnsekenpGFY HtId
turlturU nun sulH'ud. chIcugu Iron Aud TO-, u
all
, 1881-05-17

WANTED-'TO. KENT-SOuTII SIDE.
ueus tlli nt.. Aire.s. with ront. II. Tribune.
, 1881-05-17
SIUlt4iEE,

G,TORAtiE FOX FURNITURE, BUG-
y g.es, utc. III building e1press, lot !hs purpu.e
lAvttx lust uuGt Addu1a IL tUEtlEt Alld tulik
N.Y. pIsu!;e: .js!1nK Il ~ Aayasq: oss . fYr!gts r. @
GEVNuE FAIRY. " upa W West Mup1Vu-sL
, 1881-05-17
1J,ANT'EI)-IU RENT.

W-AAYIED-ID N{GNY.
IVAS'rED-'rO NENr-FOlt A LADY
w Hsld tier lAr wnt.sur.tshul plrtnr 1Dnsl, with
or Without bunrt. nH AlLchl.nt.Av nut nhuve liar
r!s0n.kt: atte terrs. NcieFeAcu required l HtyeH.
X y, TFltIuhe atlce.
, 1881-05-17

1ItOK SALE-45 ACRES ON CALUMET
~ tlyer. eatt OI Calumet Lake; great bargain II
tMkun ut oHce.
nes,s n 4, 2 T. T.. cost Of stony !s'and-av.. Mt
E'asans ccrnsra Ii Esaudaa II sa' to 60 per foo.
aal f..at at Hnuth I,nrs Stattonl busnesr lots, .
fElHu flpilsn aila II fuet On Thlrtytfth-s, tlcns
FeYurai Kooti lolrSs and lots at kewood and Hyde
Para. II. \. UiLltCN.
, 1881-05-17

fI,u RENT-STATE AND WASHING
Il tDl-stH, CORNER ruuni, Uxll, with utnG wlntUws,
hyGr 1eAcucks lfwelrE stuIN, hnU elevator for bust.
ness DtlrpuseA, FISHER, ~ StntU.st-
, 1881-05-17

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ClTUAriONS WANTED-WfSCONS
- KEls, hest tlgscriptlDn. well recommended. Hu-
fchIt Itcgxtry. KS Wcat MurG-Ht- ljctl tuuthOnU.
SITUATIONS WANTED FAMILIES
~ nut'hx scudinn vnn t;H7nh female he IN s-tn
bN snt,prI NJ a. DUSK t.'S ultee. IN AiWaUkuu.Av.
, 1881-05-17
ULLikFDl,.iNI,S.

ULIINVO NIS. -----
4 Ill RECOMMEND MRS. FRANKS. MI
Wrtt M4uiat st.. bust WI ser IN l0yO, luusrtaEv
family und CtsinVss troubles. Fcus. " tenis 10 Il.
Nt'KS, CULIINS, CLAlllVUYANT-
lfl tun.uIsau9ns ~ bastns.. nnd ~ sia!r: oi l!s
iIselsrs- I'll south llosnLatnHs.sL. near AA1L.MtI
, 1881-05-17

LOST IND FOUND.
r OSr-SUNDAY, AT Y'lu)S;liIt,l GENIE
- tory. aulh.rinmtd ps!r u X,usses Win snlst
wnrA!hl oy returning sunlB tu j. NhEEklluUD, "
, 1881-05-17

MISCELLANEOUS.
GITutTtUN WANTEN--l}f a LADY
- ~ ntlnG1ItInH AtId Refinement cutra ntsn IN
Invalid Indy ~ tnke clrIe Ut slntt chliarsn1 viii
trnrl EnEtt>h bruisctleh and nltlst. AtirrSs -
Tribusn ,fteG
, 1881-05-17

A DVERrISER WILL LOAN MONEY
IA IN rcns0nattlo amounts hfxtI cars oil nr
wntef.cosof pnlns,tIgs md vm1unLu enKrarnRs4
bilUutet1c, Ute. UlC H. Trs1,un0 utletB
, 1881-05-17

NITANTED-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG;
w !nnn driver delivery wnRun: must caAle
we'll rcts,nlnend.a n. u 1.nnHsly. y, Tribnno.
NITASrED-A YOUNG MASTU ASSIST
w Inn ptnu1tal.h Hnliery md jGnrtI The busiiess
nj Nj, Ii Well Mltiltun.af - -
, 1881-05-17
1Y<fNT'Ef)-M1fLIt HELP.

WANTED -Pt.UAtBEitS, GAS-FIT-
w tgIa.ant hepgss ttnt have worked nt Tho trade.
NJ llane IL
, 1881-05-17

A ny AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON FUR
IA nlturc wlttlnnt rtsnoynl. ts1nnns mnd OllIer
recutua A. lowest rites. - Dclsburn-At. itou1na T.
!.
, 1881-05-17

DREssMAKERs.
CITUATIOS WASTED--IlY Il FIRST
~ claF. drHsssuakcr. lest rcfrroncu. Call ut ID
IHBntF.tfttI.sE
, 1881-05-17
PERSONAL.

..>-.-->---~-->-~C-.--~.
INFORMATION WANTEll-OF JAMES
M. vass attes, " 's.sSs h, s:ssr !as{ e a1r.ys ;s
ELL lucust-bt b. l.oals, Mo. t+hsr papsrs pteaso
cuPy.
IOEiISONAl.-A YOUNG WIDOW or
i cuItur8 nA tnculib brAIlGu. u stranger huFe. will
GUst ut FuGerGtpAs, would ikU thu 4clnttA!ise ~ n
eder1y gentleman. Fr0I. Aaaxntl. Addruss " Irt'
ottlE8.
, 1881-05-17

TT YOU WANT TT RENT 4 PIANO 10
l. To tittysEtt 4 cU. They mkka renting si,oc!Al-
tY, Tia flAk9-Et,
, 1881-05-17

CoAoHMEN. TRANSFERS, &C.
NTANTEl--A MAN on STOCK AT 4i3
w West tnn lsnrun.sL
WANTEl,-t;UtlD WASHER IN LlV-
w TRY Htabfp, Ell Enet EhlcAuu-Hv. near C1htk.Ai
, 1881-05-17

7{TANHEl)-A F1t.ST.C1ASS Ur11Oi-
w etstur At 3.W Cns!A90 Nrurc-av. Call In
, 1881-05-17

MISCELLANEOUS.
ITO REST-!'LEA9ANT FURNISHED
l. tor tw0 three tnhIen cantrni tUca
uun Address Il j.. Tribune Office.
TT,O KEST-WlII10Ur BOARD, TWO
nicely FURNISHED rt,ulnH, with bAtII, etc. tnanlre
g! o. THOMAS. III i.n Sat1c.st. southeast coraer
A3OnFOa,
, 1881-05-17

ENO1t SAI.E-IAT a SAClt1FICE-TllE
sonthcast so1lsr It t. and e. iaw,
either street md 11nke ncG biuuk VI honses. or
Will sell uAa ln, 2'kl4i 1t u bnfKntnt new line Vt
ns Ihe pronerty Il 1o9at g ~ t9 tlo'p iot IL
Ill iM.ft L. L. NUYl1. Nuuul I, LIZ AlAllsNn.at.
, 1881-05-17
FINlfNCLiL.

A GOfl}SMtD, LOAN OFFICE, M EAST
a. Mntlssl,n-sL tiIcenaudl. Ettnbii4hctf ISn. HIA.
tn1Hn hsuknr ind hutun fenleF. C4N!t lal for ultt
std aud R!lver diamonds pearls, etc. etc Colorado
Nmncll. +tf J.AriiheF-st. iteuvor.
, 1881-05-17

BUILDING M1tIYtRI4tLS.
11tlll sA1.E-GlJr STONE, IRON. AND
Il pLnta xiusa tr.4nt. III MunrGa.st, Iwvnty fuNt
siS tuur at01se hxlI. AppLy unn . lll alallsoA u
, 1881-05-17

COUNIIe i REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE-AT y SACRIFICE, .l.OOo
Of 1tlu hast pnU abd ~ the lushttgn ltiyer.
u Ucon!u County, Wlss thero t,a. ~. bsSn = tseo
cluat !ln,LsE RYdi VII cut atuat sgn iest g tho
ncfDt II be Ind Gfa1. tall WrltN aud gut
eiutltaEA+ =. u. NurH. EH aaalllsAE-st- ---
, 1881-05-17

NE1lL ESIIlI'E JPINI'ElI.
I1TANTEp ALI. DESCRIPTIONS OF
w Ghi7gu md ruuk County real .asnte ~ tho
Chicago ileai t.ta.e Exr,lanxs l nnd is noarnsEi,-
ul,tu Rtrneaday Juno Az saf'y snlry = raauost*
". T.. StXtiS. N"M. !;stats. presl.iunl
CHANDLER i Eu.. MMrtHaaa hank4rx,
TrthsnFera hn1 TrnstCe4,
, 1881-05-17

VUANTED-TiftS MORNING. \ GOOD
W strung man, nut hfrniA nf work, IL hei, clean
rMErots, ctc. Palmer House Turkish BAths, III Num-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-31
The Wheat Weeyil.

Farm aud Live stock Journal.
After whea, has passed safely through
oil the perils Of the harvest and escaped
the ravages OF insects that wage war on
the growing plant, a danger is not in
frequently in store for it when 1t has
been deposited in the bins. This dan.
ger makes itself apparent by a minute
white dust spread over the grain and
peculiar odor that permeates the bins
On pressing a kernel between the I'm
gers il brushes readily, exposing mere
shell partially filed with dust in place
Of round, plump grain.
The little black beetles that laid IN
wait during the winter months come
out from their hiding places in myrlsds
with the return OF warm weather. The
female makes a minute incision IN the
grain and therein deposits an egg As
each female lays an innumersble mum
Der OF eggs and the insects do not hest.
tate to penetrate the heap OF grain In all
directions, but few grains escape. The
eggs deposited soon hatch out maggots
which bore into and consume the
starch OF the grain. by the time these
pests are grown the grain is nearly or
quite exhausted; the worms go into a
pupa state and in a few weeks become
weeyils, which force their way ont oil
the grain and seek some hiding place
for the winter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-31
A ROMANCE OF CRIME.
The Mystery Of Tragedy Of
1860 Explained.

The mystery which the assassination
OF Professor Crowley OF the Mount Nern'
on Female College Of Cincinnati has
been buried in for twenty years, has
been dispelled by the confession OF a dy-
ing man at q hospitsl in Nashville, Tenn.
Crowley defended lady from the in.
suits OF some rouyhs in the street enc
night in 1860. Soon afterwards party
attacked him from behind, and one
reached around and stabbed him in the
breast. He put his hand on the wound,
cried "My God, am killed" staggered
around three times and fell dead. No
clue 10 the murderers was ever found.
The dying man says he and two COM
panions did it. They hid in the woods
on the hills two days. and then went TO
New Orleans. The first night there,
while crossing an alley, stranger OF the
same size, voice and manner as Crowley's,
picked a fight with them, and stabbed
the one who had stabbed Crowley, in
the same place. He put his hand over
the wound and cried, "My God, i am
killed. staggered three times around,
and fell dead in the same manner as
Crowley. =,
This terrorized the other two, and
they became wanderers. Out west
another was stabbed by a stranger and
killed. The third came back to confess,
but his courage failed him until on the
point OF death. The man died soon after
telling the above. The story is believed
to be true.