davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-28
KonSten att 70.

tidning, hvilken fortjenar uppmark'
samhet pa grund af slit intressanta
innehall och sin vakna redigering.
Den heter Norsk Idr@tsblad och ut
gifves af lojtnant David Dietrichson.
Ur EFT af tidningens senaste hummer
villa vi meddela f6ljande rad till ny
boriare | roddens konst. Yidningen
skrifver:
Da en- nyborjare roddkonsten ror i
en- af de latta engelska batarna, tyc-
ker han att allting gar So latt och att
det icke pa langt mar ar samma an:
strangning som att ro / en- vanlie bat,
hvarfor han ar bold for att amanda
for mycket af sina krafter, emedan
han annu icke vet att uthSllighet ar
en- lika sd vasentlig faktor vid delta
slags rodd som s1yrka. Pa delta satt
kan han ia intryck af, att rodden ar
for anstrangade, och faran harfor
okas ytterligare derigenom att nyb0r-
jaren hufvudsakligen ror med armar.
ne, som icke kunna utveckla sd stor
kraft och uthallighet som hela krop-
pen. En- nYb6rjare Dor derf0r dampa
sin forsta ifver, till dess han biir mer
6fvad, och icke 70 bardt b6rjan fer
att sedan slappa af. Det storsta fel,
till hvilket nyb6rjare ellertid STAN
digit g6r sig skyldige, ar. att de satta
halfva aran vattnet, enar de tycka,
att de icke lnra nog motstand, da
blott arbladet kommer i vattnet, men
harutinnan vilseledas de ater af den
latta baten. Det ar och blifver dock
det naturligaste att blott satta arbla-
det ned vattnet, ty da man fran
framatlutad stallning b6rjar artaget,
for man kroppen bakut med rak rygg
och framskjutet br6st, medan armar.
ne f6rblifva utstrackt stallning, an.
da till slut d& de draga aran intill lif-
vet; men sankes nu aran fran b6rjan
for djupt ned vattnet, So maste den
ovilkorligen dragas upp till brostet,
och da kan man ej utveckla SO myc.
ken kraft, SON mar man drager den
intill lifvet. =
For att So smart som m6jligt vanja
sig af med att 70 med armarne och
ibland med dessa rycka i aran, skall
man alltid komma ihSg att genast
skjuta fran br6stet, sedan Gran ned
salts vattnet. Man skall da fnna,
att kroppen msste foras bakut, imam
man tager Il med armarne. Br6stet
maste remligen fran icke blett for
en- vacker rodds skull utan afven for.
att skaffa luft till lungorna. Fore
skrifterna ON stallningen i baten och
|kroppens r6relser under rodden md.
ste derf6r noga iakttagas af ALA N.Y.
b6rjare, ON de sskola hafya nSgot
gagn at f5denna idrotts Bf6stets franz
skjatning skall m6Jligtyis b6rjan
f0refalla en- och AMMAN s6kt, emedan
man 0fta kan CORA for mycket at det
CODA. men efters n nagon dining fore
faiIer det helt naturligt Kanneri
man sig nagon gang trdtt for brostet..
Ear det emedan man r0tt med insjun-
ket bl6stt,
Da man hvilar sig efter att hafva
Er0tt sig warm, bilr man ailtid taga pa
|siig ott V1r1nt plagg for att hibehSslia
eySTIne ocll sn,ldI Igheten | kf0ppen j;
har man intet att ttaga sig, Dor
mn u sig i r6rslse geEom att 10
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-28
THE SWEDISH
COLONIZATION BUREAU
sVENsKA LANDKONTORETJ
St. Paul, MINI,
fIrmanliea land, belHget utefter
st Paul. Minneapolis & Manitoba iernvagen.
HERMAN ST0CkENSTROM, GBN'L MANAGER.
Landet nnes till salu ar belaget 2S countless det
Indelas f6ljande afdeningar.


Rikt uso den del kaas oskgs
Hennepn Wright Mcleod Meeker
counties.
Delta skoga
tradslag vangv vgformg och jordmanen
yoke u vartmya och lera
ampigt for all sorts sadesodlng
omkng hvka vanigen
hk har kan idkas
med framgang
anas angs eter och har kan
behover saa poduk Har fnna
hvlka sas for dollars ALT efter
andet eller ahassat fran jernvSgen.
underadnng denna fosta afdelning nd
Rapids Alt delta bage Msssppidod
Anoka Isant Sherburne
ocksa for
osa priserna aro fran 81 till S
2DRA AFDELNINGEN i !,
uelvis skoebevuxet land, Meeke Kandyoh
stearns Douglas Otter Tail counties skog land
aro bhagg Hva pskk och erfalen menna
land ALA hafva u odbruk
kommer delta nj rekommendera sig sjelft.
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delar och utvkng Sder byar kykor
och cvlisatonens behof annas har
denna budas omkrng land
och acre. ~ fE..
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Polk, Marshal och Kson counties
an ernvagen
dast rdg delta oaktadt har denna kt b
Wit afdenng
fruktbara trakt staten nam Red Riverden norr
8Asta 9Attet .
Landkontoreti St.
fvas aa oga uppng land kan hsr ganska
del f Dor for att bese
gfvr
villa och be land for enda omkng
hsfva
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belagenhet gransinier H M
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s. ator psmaet So ido och utielas gratis
~ l 81 drss.ara bref: The Swedish Golonixation
23l East Seventh Street, St Paul, MINI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25
Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
CAN TROUBLE BE PREvENTED.-The scanty
facilities for free vote in the third ward led to
the in the United States courts
which led to a disturbance then be prevented?
The following provisions OF the law may cover the
subject; even at this late day: "Each ward OF any
city or town which is now or hereafter may be
divided into wards shall compose one election dis
trlct unless such ward Is now or hereafter may be
divided by law into more districts than one, the
election therein to be held at such place or places
as the board OF trustees or council of such city or
town Shall direct"-COde 1873, page 154. s'The
common council or board OF trustees OF each city
or town, having more than five thousand in
habltantS, Shall appoint for each ward as many
voting places or precincts as they may deem
necessary, and shall prescribe and cause to be pub
HShed the boundaries OF such voting places or pre-
c1nctS, and no voter shall cast his ballot save at
the voting place OF the precinct where he nves."-
Election laws certified October 1881, to clerks Of
courts, &c, page s.
The city council will probably consider the SUBJ
ject tonight
CITY COUNCII.-The city council tonight will be
called on to follow the suggestions made in THE
STAR some months ago, relative to preventing
examined show that the Well coverings had rotted
mentS.
POLITICAL.-A large readuster meeting was held
here last night. d. X. Windsor presided, and
speeches in support of the Cameron ticket were
delivered. Both races participated in the speak
ing.
REPORTERS NoTEs.-Ex-Polceman Joseph Hnse-
man lost a child six months old last night by
lockjaw. The little sufferer had received no
bru1Se or wOund.-The funeral OF DR.. Stabler
took place at noon to-day and was largely at
tO-day.-The Telephone Exchange here will not
be fully opened before the close OF the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25
The Late Thomas T.. Hume.
The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday higgins agt. Dye; decree below re-
versed and cause remanded. Van RiSwick agt.
Spalding; decree below affirmed, Jaffray agt
Grant; appeal dismissed. Smith agt. Wheeler; on
motion for hearing.
To-day, Stevens agt. DuBarry; on hearing
CIRCUIT COURT-.Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday, PagenhOff agt Inland and Seaboard
COasting Company; verdict for plaintiff for 500.
Jenkins agt. Coleman; plaintiff called and suit
dismissed. Wheeler agt Stone; same action.
MOrrice agt Pitchlyn suit discontinued by plaintiff.
Cahi agt Douglass; verdict for plaintiff for s5 81
and costs. SimmS agt SimmS; suit dismissed.
Rgges agt. HOwlett verdict for plaintiff for 500 OS.
Wadecker agt BraZerel ct al; plaintiff called and
suit dismissed
To-day, Holbrook agt O'Neal and Sturbach agt
SchliSSinger judgments below affirmed. Grinder
agt CaruS; abated. Rich agt Chandler; defend
ant called and Judgment. Carroll agt. Tillman;
Judgment set aside Bliss agt. Tucker; verdict for
plaintiff, s. and costs.
CRIMINAL COURT-Jndge Cor.
Yesterday, Benjamin Hilton, alias Benedict Hill
ton, grand larceny; pleaded guilty; sentence suS-
pended on recommendation OF the District AttOr-
ney during good behavior, Charles Crow, assault
with intent to kill Jacob Fechtig; not guilty.
To-day, John Green assault on Cornelius Moul-
den; (appeaD not guilty Frank W. Murray, petit
larceny second ofence) OF three cans OF mackerel
and jar OF pickles from E. II. Neumyer; pleaded
not guilty; bail fixed at $500. VIM. Davis, same
offence; pleaded not guilty. Ephra1m Duckett,
petit larceny Second Offence) pOcketbOOk and 81
from Mrs. Scarf; guilty and sentenced to the state
prison at Auburn for three years. ThoS. johnson,
DO pistol; not guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25

Proposed Masonic Garfield Memorial.
PLAN FOR AN INDUSTRIAL HOME ADOPTED BY THE
JOINT COMMITTEE.
meeting OF the joint committee of the several
Masonic bodies of which the late President Gar
held was member was held last night In the
Grand Lodge library room, Masonic Temple, to
hear the report OF the special committee to whom
mad been referred the two papers suggesting plans
Ior the Masonic Memorial, which had been sub
United at former meeting by Messrs. Trimbe and
Browne. Mr. E. L. Stevens presided with Mr..
Matthew Trimble as secretary. The committee
referred to was composed of MeSSrS. Anger, Allen
Roose and Henderson, one each from the Blue
Lodge, Chapter. Oommandery and Lodge OF Per-
lection MT. Anger, chairman, read the report OF
the plan agreed upon. This plan provides for the
erection, in the city OF Washington, OF an Indus
trial Home for the orphan children of the Master
MaSons, to be known as the Garfield Masonic Me-
mortal Institute; or that an association shall he
incorporated, to be known as the GARFIELD Memoir
al Association, under the general Incorporation
ct OF the District, with board OF directors con-
SiSting OF twenty members, three Of whom shall be
selected by each of the Masonic bodies of which
Gen. Garfield was member, who shall hold Office
for the period OF three years; that the hoard OF
to make the necessary bylaws for their Organiza-
ton and government and to take such steps as
their judgment and discretion shall decide to carry
into effect the purposes and to raise the means 20
accomplish the object OF this association. Pro-
vision is also made for an advisory board, to
sist OF the Grand Master OF Knights Ternplar of
he United states, the Grand Commander of each
on the several Grand Communicates OF the United
states, the General Grand High Priest OF the Gen.
era! Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the United
states, the Grand High Priests OF the several
Grand Chapters of the United States, the Grand
Masters of the several Grand Lodges OF the United
states, and the Grand Commanders of the Supreme
Councils OF the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rites OF
the northern and southern Jurisdictions OF the
united States The report was adopted, and the
secretary Instructed TO furnish copies OF the
to the several Masonic bodies named. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25
Condensed Locals.

The Connecticut troops We're entertained in
entirely suspended. The troops leave this MORN
ing, and may stop day in Washington.
To-day Nicholas Callan, esq of No 14s2 street,
Register of Wills RamSdell yesterday appointed
Mr.. s. III. Kaufman and James Rankin Young as
appraisers OF the household effects of the late
George 3 BallOch, Robert Ball, Thomas J. Gait,
William Rupp and John p. Dennis have been ac-
cepted as Circuit Court jurors for the present term
To fill vacancies.
The following have been appointed a committee
on speakers at the Irish mass meeting at Odd Eel
lows Hall. on Friday night: d. A. BrOSnan, ThOs.
Smith, Robert Mcdonald, Thomas McCabe, w.
Ryan, W. III. Wright and r. r. White.
James LaurenSOn. ESQ.,, the old veteran of the
Post Office department, was married in Baltimore
last week, the bride being Mrs. Farrow, OF that
city. On the day OF his marriage the groom had
been employed in the postal service sixty
years
MT. Eugene P. Mallory, of the Post ONCE depart
ment, denies that he cut cash In his forehead by
falling in the street in fit last Friday night His
forehead shows no sign OF cut
day by Officer Ypatman of the FIRST precinct
charged with taking so from the clothing of a
corpse has made restitution OF SIS and promises to
restore the remaining IS TO the relatives OF the de-
ceased, In which event he probably will be dis
charged.
The executive committee of the National Gar
field Memorial Hospital has issued an appeal to
pastors throughout the United States suggesting
that Saturday and Sunday, November and 6, or
the nearest available days, be set apart for dis
courses and collections in all their places OF wOr-
ship throughout the land, in aid OF the hospital
fund. This appeal is Joined in by pastors of WASH
ington churches representing the various denom-
nations In this city, Protestant, Catholic and
Hebrew.
The funeral OF the late DR.. Noble has been fixed
for Thursday next, at O'Clock, from the Sixth
Presbyterian church. The interment will be at
Rock Greek cemetery.
At meeting Of the post graduate class Of the
law department. of the National University last
night at their lecture rooms No. 1419 New York
avenue, the class elected officers as follows PreS-
dent, A Z. Richards; vice president, +. w. Collins;
secretary, NJ. L. York; treasurer, Jacob Frech.
The District Baptist central convention is now
In session at the Virginia avenue Baptist church,
9TH street and Virginia avenue southwest. The
doctrinal sermon will be preached this evening by
Rev. VIM Gibbons, pastor Of the Zion Baptist
church, Of this CITY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25

Amusements. &C.. Tonight.
National TledteT.-ThOS. W. Keene as "Riche
lieu"
Lincoln HdU.-Callender's Georgia Minstrels
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using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
has been created by DR.. Brusk's German Cough
syrup curing chronic colds and coughs.
Ladies
who possess the finest compilations are among the
Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown,soc.
If You Have a Dear Friend
with diseased lungs, beg him. as he values his life,
to take Hale'S Honey Of HOrehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
Purify the Blood,
Clense the stomach and sweeten the breath with
Hop Bitters.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Has done thousands; OF women more good than the
medicine OF many doctors. 1t Is positive cure for
all female complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia Z.
No Matter
What your feelings or ailment is, Hop Bitters will
do you good. PrOveit
The Drain of strength
caused by malaria, affections OF the lungs and i'm
big Company's Coca Beef Tonic. Beware Of
Burnett's Cocoafne
promotes vigorous and healthy Growth Of the
Hair. 1t has been used in thousands OF cases where
the hair was coming out, and has never failed to
Use BURNETTs FlAvoR1Na ExrRAcrs-the best.
$1,000 Reward
For any case Of blind bleeding, itching liberated
or protruding Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy
falls to cure Prepared by J. P. Miller, NJ. D., 915
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists. disco
Avoid the Knife.
Pruning cOrns make them grow. Curealine kills
them and they fall of. Is cents. StOtt CrOm-
we'll tu4
Rough on Rats.
The thing desired found at last. Ask Druggists
for Rough on Rats 1t clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed bugs &C., 15c boxes. tn
Decline Of Man.
Impotence OF mind, limb, vital function nervous
weakness, sexual debility, &C., cured by "Wells'
Health Remover" 81. StOtt & Cromwell, 4SO Penn
Sylvan1a avenue.
"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in 1alb 'Ward" prints, 45c. per Id.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
sc. per Of Cream, l0c. pint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25

ONLY TOMORROW you can buy at r. Goldschmid's,
ef2 9TH street northwest, pit. tin cups, cts. :;
Japan coal hodS, p cts. fine porcelain cups and
saucers, so cts. half-dOZen 90 chldren's carriages
below cost; real majOlica pitchers, % cts. worth
ornamental cake cutters, cts. duplex gObetS, ab
cts halfdOZen: 175 travelling trunks at cost; ct.
tin covered saucepans, cts. crystal glass bread
trays IL cts, worth Is cts glass tumblers, IS cts.
half dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25

It. d. DAILY Will be found, until further notice,
at No. 172, 173 and ia Center Market. Finest
creamery and print in market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25
CLOAKING AND ULSTER CLOTHS,
ALL OF THE LATEST STYLES.

E RGas si T F4s Nas sset g
$50 ior Men and Boys wear new Fall Styles
Black Satin bsass sse Dress sss Goods. ST. s1o 25
Blankets ssa g. ssts 81. st. $3.50 SO per
as IS? &c., 7ss and 81 per
e ess esss ss Nav bs STs
Best fftns Seal Ss s sts 5es and
s sset ti sks sc soe sse i; ST. sos s. var,
PIANO Covers. embroidered with Silk g. $. Sc. ST, S.
T Ws.s nsns Napkins Towels shsetng Cotton
ShAwls, Cloth Skirts. ETC., etc., ETC., etc.
c. NJ TOwsON,
6S6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
o0 South Side. Center Market
THE LATEST NOVELTY FOR GENTLEMEN.
JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIS.
EMBROIDERED vEsT1NGs.
TO BE WORN WITH FULL DRESS
SIX DIFFERENT STYLES.
SELTZ l. MERIT,
TAILORs AND IMPORTERS.
1IU5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. o1s
T ACE CURTAINS.
Is still at her old establishment, 713 18th street w.
place in this city that Curtains can be done equal
new. O7-1m.
HOME COMFORTS.
STAR FURNACE.
SOCIAL LATROBE,
ST. GEORGE RANGE,
are all frstcass goods and set guaranteed to give
satisfaction. by
SAML. S. SHEDD,
DEALER
GAS FIXTURES. RANGES. SLATE MANTELS, &C.
Plumbing. Timing and all Jobbing promptly at
| THE CELLULOID TRUSS; that never breaks
never out, always clean. and can be worn
CHAS FISHERS,
623 7th street northwest.
Mrs FISHER devotes her attention to the wants Of
lady Patrons. m2
! CEMETERY NoTICE-Statuary, Italian Marble and
Granite Monuments. Headstones, Mantels. &C.,
Sn.h WIZ DC sea ss very re1s9nr9Ie gTIcss;
nue-sm l1I6 Penpa. ave.. near 6oU once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25

WOODWARD & LOTHROP will open Tuesday, Octo-
Der %, fifty dozen 3-button kid gloves lii operas
and whites, at so cents per pair. They are worthy
of examination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25

CHEAP REPAIRING, Byrn's Shoe store, 1914 18th
Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25
If You Have a Dear Friend

who possess the finest complexions are among the
patrons OF Glenn's Sulphur Soap
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25
NATURES TRIUMPH,

FRAZIER'S ROOT BITTERs
If you weak, or languid use Fraziers Bifters n
your hesh s habby and your complexion sallow, use
EraZers Bters. IL you live in a nlaarial district use
FraZer's Btters. IL worn down with the of chill
dren use Frazer's Biters If have got the blues.
hive contrary to the laws Of health, Fraziers Root
Bitters YOU need toning up, Fraziers Root Bit
use Frsziers Bitter you feel old before your tme
You have gloomy forebodngs, Fraziers Bitters IL
your hands tremble and your eyes have grown dim
FraZier's Root Bters will make you feel younc AGAIN.
Sold by all drqggsts everywhere at the low price Of 81
tors, Cleveland, o. WIN. b. ENTwISLE Drurri6
corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street Washing.
ton, &C., Retail Agent ian6
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Special Weather Bulletin.

HuFF's Black Goods Store, 71s 9TH street north
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25
ladies

has been created by DR.. Brusks German Coug
Syrup curing chronic colds and coughs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Ass0CIATION-sUNpAY
TRAINS AND SUNDAY PROFITS UNDER DISCUSSION
The annual meeting OF the Washington Grove
Camp Meeting Association, adjourned from the
llth inst, was held last night in the lecture room
OF the Foundry church, Commissioner Thomas P.
Morgan, the president of the association, in the
chalr, and Mr.. 4. f. Simpson secretary. The an
nual report OF the president embOdyinp a finan-
cial statement, was submitted The receipts from
all sources during the year, according to the re-
Inc assets OF the association were $16 G3A &C. and
Indebtedness IS, COO During the last meeting the
B. o. railroad company had carried out to the
the completion OF two roads near the camp
sIOundS and other improvements. MessrS Lana
appointed committee to revise the bylaws of
the association. Mr. Ashley offered resolution
the future to accept drawbacks from the railroad
company on tickets to the camp grounds sold or
Issued on the Sabbath day. Mr.. Ashley thought
lation OF the law Of God, and that every public
CONVEYANCE should be prohibited from doing busi-
Rev. John j. Lanahan thought there was no
more harm in taking up collection In the cars
than In the church, and that was all that the
Mr.. Ashley, referring to the crowds that had as
Sembled on the grounds Sunday, and evidences
had decided to Quietly ln withdraw f the assoc
sues d aeG R Wm ex
pressed their sympathy with Mr. AShleyS views
Mr.. Simpson thought the larger the crowd the
better, no matter by what conveyances they were
brought to the grounds.
Mr.. John T. Mitchell said it had been agreed
with the railroad company that no special trains
should be run to the grounds on Sunday.
MIR. Smith urged that the adoption OF Mr. Ash
leyS resolution would not prevent the railroad
company from running trains on Sunday.
After considerable discussion the consideration
OF Mr.. Ashleys resolution was finally indefinitely
postponed on motion Of Mr.. Norment, by a vote OF
20 to TO-
The meeting was then adjourned. .
The Late Thomas l.. Hume.
At special meeting of the board of directors
OF the Children's Hospital, held october a. 1881,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas we are called together to pay tribute Of
spect to the memory of Thomas L. Hume, whose sud-
den death has SO shocked aud grieved the community
OF which he was through life valued member, there
fort resolved:
First That We have heard with profound sorrow of
OF directors Of the Children's Hospital.
Second.Ihat we appreciate the loss OF the genial
friend and the active worker in behalf of the charity,
which this board administers.
Ihird-That we attend his funeral in body, and that
the Hospital be draped in mourning.
Fourth-AGd that extend to his afflicted family and
relatives our sincere sympathy.
SAMUEL " NILES, President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25

DIR. BRusK's German Cough Syrup Is cents a bot
tie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-25
THE EVENING STAR.
TUESDAy October d. 1881.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON, DC, october 25, 1881, $50 am.
For the Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain, followed by clearing
weather, northwesterly winds, stationary or
higher barometer, stationery temperature.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press: The barometer is
lowest In the St Lawrence valley. and highest In
Texas. The temperature has fallen from three to
eight degrees, In the south Atlantic states. from
seven 10 twenty degrees In the Gulf states. from
seven 10 fifteen degrees in the Ohio valley and Ten
nessee and the lower lake region it has risen from
Two 10 ten degrees in the upper Mississippi and
missouri valleys Rain has fallen since last report
In New England, the middle Atlantic states the
ONO valley and lower lake region. The winds I'm
the middle Atlantic states are nOrtherly; in the
ONO valley and Tennessee, the lake region, the
upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys they
westerly Fair weather is indicated for the upper
Mississippi and Missouri valleys and the upper
lake region for to-day and tomorrow.