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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

HAWKS and owls prey upon rats,
mice and other small animals, thereby
keeping them in check while the
crow prefers grubs, cutworms and
caTrion TO any other kind of food,
and while they may occasionally rob
birds nest, OF pull up little corn,
they do thousand acts of kindness
10 the farmer for every one that Il
injurious. So says the Sun, and there
L : good deal Of truth Ia II.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

Bur FEW FARMERS realize how
much the success Of n potato crop
depends on the quality Of the seed
planted. The rule is, when the plant
ing time comes. the potatoes for seed
are taken from the same bin that the
table has been supplied from during
the winter, and frequently these have
been kept where it is so warm that
they have sprouted. and the sprout
rubbed off. or IL not, are so long as
TO break off before reaching the fields
Thus the most vigorous sprouts are
destroyed and the vigor Of the potato
in n measure lost.
Potatoes, 10 be in the best con-
dition for planting, should have
strong, prominent eyes, but should
not be started more than enough TO
show that they are alive. As the
potato is not the true seed, size and
shape do not make the difference that
health and viCor do. A potato that
has lost its health transmits its disease
to the new crop more readily than
the true seed of the diseased potato
that is not healthy fails TO produce
sprouts that are vigorous enough to
produce large crop. A potato that
has been chilled is totally unfit TO
plant, vet potatoes are often planted
that have been chilled TO degree that
but small portion ofthem willsprout,
and the farmer is at loss To know
why his potatoes have failed 10 grow.
In selecting potatoes for planting,
care should be taken 10 reject all that
are soft and wilted, or have long
sprouts, selecting only those that are
hard, good color, and have large eyes.
The size Of the eye indicates the vigor
of growth much more correctly than
the size or shape OF the potato.
When more care is taken to select
good healthy seed, we apprehend
that the potato crop will be freer
from the numerous diseases which it
now has. We should never lose sight
of the fact that we are propagating
from The old life, and are continuing
the same variety, and carrying with
Ii all of It's diseases. If we would
remember this. We would be more
careful in the selection of seed, and
should reject potatoes that were so
diseased that the tops died before the
potatoes were bali grown, and plant
only the potatoes that kept vigorous
and healthy until fall grown.-Mass-
ocausefis RiDirman.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

Eris Mail West, NAgarA ETVrrss West, Jpck Haven
Accommodation West and Day ExpTess Fast make
clos. connections At Northumberland With L. n. r
r trains for wtlksshArrs and scranton.
grie Mail W~st, SiAEAra ENpress West snd EFis
Express " ct and Lock Haven Accommodation W est
". trains north.
Erie Mail West, Niagara Express West, and DAY
Express East make close connection at Lock Haven
with y v V trains.
Rrie Mail East and Wet connect At Kris With trains
on T. 5. 4 VI. 5. r r., a. Cory With g. {. A. '.
r. At Emporium With y. y. Y. 7. X. r., an At
Driftw0pd With A. V. y. u.
Paflor cars will run between Philadelphia and
wtllAmsport on Niagara Express Wet, Erio EHpTess
west PhilAdsiphiA ENpresz East and psy Express
Fast and sunday Express Fast. sleeping on all
night trains. VIZ. A h,tuuiS
Geu1 Superintendent.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

". +. BRowx, OF Butler county,
Ohio, truly says: "The question OF
growing green fodder to bridge over
the drouths of summer, and Of saving
and utilizing, the fodder from our
magnificent corn crops, Is In my opln-
Ton, OF vastly greater importance
than that Of ensilage, OF which 30
much i written.o
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

9Y9 WEEK. ei2 day II home easgly mads
y z costly 0usht fee. Address TRuE : CO.. ~
easts, Maine. iay
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04
IsaPosltlvoCure


SaT all tbose PainTul CorBpiai and WsntHessss
sasommsn tsosr beet female population.
ltvii cure entirely tho worst form of Female t'I-
rlsrts al ovarian troulies Inflammation nut tssra
ton Failing and pisIlaecuauts. sni Tho consequent
Frusi Toakooss, Eai IA particularly scstea 60 tAa
,ifareo - iIfe.
It vu disalve and srpel iursots from to u,srns IN
early stage - drvsipTfDsut Tho t,uasnrF e. caH.
Crrosa huu,ors thcroia clsctc vsry ssJ ~ its ufs
Il fantness naiuirurJ. dssifyasll craving
frr siuulAnis and relieves wsain-ra of tlso stomach
Il cures ninsiinz. Headaches. Srrvons Ffos'rsflrs
General DvAIlliy. a!csgAcsEness beErcss1n All iBa
gsstion.
That f-rIing of barring down ss1sinF rsin. ~sr';
aui ta~Laras f. always IeTaIr nifty cured y s a=r
Itufii ct ell tlusrs ant unsr ail sisH-s1 49, IN
harmony with the laws thst govern iL" female
I1F THO cIr"of Eidnsy Complaints q s,.LsT '.s
Csrfr-in3 ts uusIr-aus,d.
LYBIA D. PINEHAM's VEGETABLE coH-
poINDI4 Yfrra5ai at ~ aai -s '"sa..-a Atsz.1.
fyan. Gasz. Trier O. slr hHtilesfHr G. softly iti
81 the form ot pills Hlsp in she farfl 90 ...Hr. ..
r-t; u r-i-e. o. r~r box far ~iiisr r-s I.Ht'-fr
f-aey saszcfs al IsiisFs % irIulry. S-rl f.r .a
lgL AEArurs "a above. Nsr'I1a hH i9ssr.
20 family rho-ii - v.ih1a' LYDIA =.
LIVER PIG. Thry csra SHu-ti .HE...a. ..--H...
mi t-t-l 'f- - iH- Ii-sr. O. sr.f7 -r~ lr-
~ sold by nli pTrrE'4'n. go
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04
straia ht Burrows.


c0frespsaaeni u tie rbune.
Fen thinss work better in n field
than The straight burrows, and few
things worse than crooked ones
have seen the fields Of some farmers
who think they understand their
business, in which the rows were AN
absolute disgrace 70 the settlement
The frat rows were crooked a little.
the next q little more, till, finally.
they were in the shape Of double.
action rainbows. ! had q mao work
ing for me two years ago who wanted
the highest wages because be said
farming was a thing he understood,
and who went out 10 direct how the
corn should be planted. / do be-
llcve that a straight line would have
dissectcd all the rows he had laid
out. had him harrow the ground
over, and then / made the rows my
self. In the first place the horse
must he under suhjection, and 90 IS
directed II one is going % be ex-
act, 50 that he may plant trees, 4
stake Is necessary on the further side
Of the field. and / keep the stake
constantly IN view between the horses
ears. pay no attention 70 the way
the plOw goes, ] simply keep my eye
on the mark. Little crooks Of few
inches are Of no consequence, it is
the whole line that is 10 be consider
ed. For ordinary planting want no
stakes, but take sight at some oh
Iect for the first row. which answers
as a guide for the next still, ] want
each row to be Tun independently Of
anything else. One can tell quickly
by the way horse walks whether he
is getting out Of line. The chief
mental qualities required in running
straight rows are steadincss and
straightforwardncss. II will not an
-wer 70 stop and look back. nor TO
be the least alarmed while moving
only be firm aud steady. or, in other
words, exhibit decision Of character.
Whenever two crooked rows are
made the game is up. ! confess /
Af'N q I'a3I VI 4l44'S. lbDuHu huD"
that they who run longest and
straightest rows have only one line.
have driven with a single line, in
which case a single pull signifies hsw,
and few jerks gee but the horse
must be well trained, and the rows
should be long. Short rows are bad,
because there is scarcely a chance to
cancel irregularity, and the bother Of
turning round often is almost intol-
cradle. If a horse is ever so well
trained there will be no good work
/ unless the driver understands his
business, and the horse will know
whether he does or not, as well as be
does. If he does not know, the horse
will take advantage in a minute, and
likely enough turn square around.
| Further, the horse should move at a
/ iinc pace crooked rows are always
made by a horse that lags. You
must create what corresponds TO
momentum in machinery, TO headway
in q ship.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

RR-Printing done in the best style, on
short notice and at the lowest rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-15
Condemned Locals

Street lamps Will be lighted at pm. and ex-
Unguishod At AS am.
Capt H. W. Howgate, il IS said. hos written to
friends In tis city stating that he VIII here in
The spring 10 attend his trial. and would come
ocoaeT X his health allowed IL.
A handsome brouChaTn was yesterday added Tn
the White House stables from Brewster OF New
York. through Joyce OF this city
revival meeting Of interest Is IN progress In tho
Cnsontown NJ F. church. j. III. Ryland pastor
Several have profeSSed conversion, and last night
Their were eight persons AT the altar.
j. Shii:iEgtOn Senis DemOreSt's Monthly Har-
Monthly; all for ID rcembcr.
motion for new trial was fled this morning
by Mrs. Lockwood in the case OF George w Robey.
CONVICT yesterday o. an assault with intent TO
Hi Officer Qulnlau, on the ground OF newly dis
covered evidence.
The stand pipes and ladders recently erected in
the court yards OF the Treasury department were
tested Tor the second time this morning at 2
O'Clock. and found to work very Satisfactorily
ment.
About AIS o'clock yesterday afternoon. as John
Murphy was walking down street near North
capitol street. an unknown colorei man assaulted
MIA WIN a razor, cutting him from the mouth TO
TIE iower part or the ear. DR.. Street rendered
Yesterday morning Mrs. Shriver was standing
IN ifoat Oh Mrs. Meyfs fancy store on 9TH street,
bctween G and III streets northwest when a col,
ored man stole her pocketDOok, containing 50 Is
cut OF a side pocket of her coat.
The case OF John Johnson the mate Of the
Schooner cooper, who Scalded the co ored ma N
Thomas Powell, on the schooner in West Wash
ngton. on the 4th or last month, was set down fol
hearing In the Police Court. Judge Bundy coua
eel foF the defendant, had the case cont nlind fo
enc week to get the captain OF the vessel as n VIII
mss.
The following trustees OF Zion Wesley church
AVE been elected for the ensuing year: Tobias
johnson, 8 A Su:a5y, Md, Robert Gunnell Ed
ward SnowdHn, Nm- Magrpicr, Jams Thompson
Thomas Adams, Henry Shelby and Tbos. Taylor
DIR. Elliott CoueS, OF the Smithsonian Institute
delivered his lecture on Darwin before O larg
and highly Intelligent audience, at Clabaugh hal
last evening. Rev. MIR. Patch, pastor OF Unit
Presbyterian church, introduced DR.. Cones to tn
oudience In few wen chosen remarks.
Roesrt Beall sends the December number o
MnOazfn.a
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DRY GOODS.
.UR ASSORTMENT

Gun ASSORTMENT
w T E r W r A p g
Ii now complete and comprises fun ne Of the newest
designs and most popular STYLES in
SILK, SATIN, PLUSH AND FUR-LINED
CIRCULARS AND DOLMANS.
OTTOMAN, SEAL PLUSH BROCADED SILK AND
SATIN READAME PFIlISSES
x AND DoLMANS.
JERSEY JACKETS AND JERSEY HITTING COATS.
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS.
BRAIDED JACKETS. in Black. Rife Green. DARK
Olive and Navy Rlue.
ENGLISH WALKING COATS DoIMANS PALE
TOTS and ULSrERS. in all colors and styles.
OUR SATIN RHADAME CIRCULAR.
With Pointed Fur Collar and Gun ted Lining at SIS
acknowledged by all who have examined il to
o,,~,-, he 3 great bGresin.
SlhSoLAhS ranging from this to 500.
We shall now offer an elegant
SATIN RHADAME DOIMAN.
With handsome Fur Collar and Pointed Fur Trim.
All OF our other Domans cheap in proportion rang
ing one price from SIS 10 $ll5.
Only q few Of the -
ALL-WOOL JACKETS ON HAND.
Examination and Comparison invited at the
BOSTON HOUSE.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. s2l
MA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-15

OFFICE or The CHEF SrGS.I. OFFICER. y
NLsnINGToN. DC. No.. Is. lSs2 90 a. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-15

ASSAULTED IN A BAR ROOM.-Chr.stopher No
block was charged by John ". Phillips, a brick
layer, In the Police Court, this morning, with as
sauitlng him. Phillips face was badly brulS d.
and he told the court that yesterday he went into
saloon on street, near 10til, where the defend
ant TENDS Dar and after taking several drinks he
was beaten and thrown out The defendant
Claimed that Philips got disOrdery and had to be
put out. Judge Shell said that when a man allows
drunken man TO come into his saloon and sells
MIN more liquor to make him drunken, ami tlkeS
his money, he must treat him like man or like a
human being at least. At any rate he can't knock
him down and throw him out like an animal. The
court impOScd fine OF SO
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From the Eoeton Globe.
nR. BROWN SEQUARD AND DOCTORS
~ AGR.E!
SOMETHING WORTH GOLD.

The wonderful edecszof extract OF Celery and Cham
oue upon the nervous stem and digestive organs in
curing such everyday diseases Sick Headache Ner
vous Headache Nedralgia Nervousness Paralysis and
Dyspepsia. and preventing Neuralgia Of the Heart and
Sudden Death is now explained.
Ceery in its proper fofm controls irritation
ana periodic Nervuus and Sick Headaches.
VI this the Worldwide known DR.. Brown sequard
says that Celery contains nerve food than any
other vegetable substance found in nature. The
tract OF Celery and Chanomie which has been recently
introduced to the profession and the public by Dr. C..
W. fenson, has Produced such marvellous results in
the above special comp aints that it has excited
public and professional sttention and comment.
more pays them this hiaf tribute The most import
amt aad f made to- the atera ediea in the last
DR.. A. H. Schlicfter of Baltimore. another well
known physician. Worth their weight in gold in
These Pills special preparation only for the
OF diseases named and for these diseases they
cure, Sick Heada che Nervous Headache, DyspePtc
Headache: Neuralgia. Nervousness Paralysis. Sleep
,o Sold by all drugss Price. so cents box. Depot
S fort hnsE I g. N By s
DIR. BENSON'S NEW REMEDY AND FAyORITE
PRESCRIPTION.
DIR. c. w. BENSON's SKIN CURE
IL Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA. LETTERS, HUMORs,
INFLAMMATION. MILK CRUST.
ALL ROUGH sCALY ERUPTIoNs.
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP.
sGRnFULA ULCERS, TENDER TECHNICS.
skin white. soft and smooth; removes tan and freckles
and is the BEST toilet dressing IN THE WORLD.
sistng OF both internal and external treatment.
AL frstcass druggists it. Price 81 per package
G. N. Crlttenton. Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr. c..
W. Benson's Remedies lis Fulton ST., New York.
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GRAND AND SPECIAL SALE
OF
LINEN HANnkERCHIE


LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
Encouraged 10y our successful sale Of Hsndkerchefs
last year. we have made prepar tons on still larscr
in LADIES' and Gents Linen Handkerchiefs ever offered
large lots both at auction and private sale remark
a6,y low Prizes San, and in pursuance of our pocy shall
CHI DEEN,s ALL.LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs.
plain white and colored border &C. each. Better quail
IAPiEssi AfI-I f NJ: sAT WHITE nEMsr1TcHEp
fAPf fNsFA ms nS GaiHffE sH fefh
srads 25e s sec up to tG % eacS ArEain
SPECIALIZE dog. Bemstit; he'd and Corded Clear
Linen Lawn at Acc. ca. h. worth &c.
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS.
One Lot inch hem, fine Linen Hemstitched HAND
flowers in each corner, 25c each We have sold this
Handkerchief at Soc bnt bought these at auc n and
C ons lot 2,ineh hem LAbits, PURE LINEN HEM
SiaI IL led HAaNDkEkChlEFS embroidered heavily
One sasp ii saSs HandGerch sco
oi ns t 1R ns a%ais
The above four lots can not be duplicated, and VIII
Ladies' All.Llnen Printed and Hemstitched HAND
NJ .S GaiE "a l ; each rare harEain
ner qas ara 9 esc HAND
Ladies Linen Printed and hemsti; ched HANDKER-
broidersd HANDKEKcHIEfs at SIC. SOC, &C.. 55c..
CENTS HANDKERCHIEFs.
IS doz Extra Fine Hemmed and Printed Pure Linen
HANDkER HlEfS 15c. each, 81. 10 per doz We
have recently sold these for 25c but bought them again
SO doz. Gents Hemstiched Linen HANDKER-
CHIEFS, Pinch hem. extra fine quality, only 25c.
each.
80 doz. Gents Printed Border Hemstitcfed HAND
kERCHIEFS, warranted all linen, only 25c. each.
Finer qualities in bite and Fancy Bordered 81 ~, 40,
so, 62 and 75c. each.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.
2i-inGh . Brosaded SILK HaNDkERCHIEFS SOC.
M Ssfi I'LL ri IS rrs
elegant designs, never sold less than 81. at 75c.
22nch Brocaded sILk HANDkERCHIEFS 81 each,
superior tn al thing sold by at this price
22lnch White China SILK HASDKERCHIEFS, best
quality, Csc. each.
"A inch China SILK HANDKFRCHIEFS best quail
1ty worth Il .25, only CSC. each.
These twolots OF China Silk Handkerchiefs are gem
uine bargains.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
92l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER, KENGLA l. CO.'S
L AU DRY so AP

Is ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE IT Is PURE: BEING
FREE FROM ALI. ADULlERATIONS. SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILL
CATE, &C., WHICH ARE u ED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES
IT is SAFE BECAUSE IT Is MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES,
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
kET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UPIN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE,
s13 3244 WATER STREE GEORGETOWN D. c.
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MOTHER DIED FROM IT.

]. ". Adams. Newark. Ohio. says: ''Cuticura REM
eCles the greatest medicines EARTH worst
case salt rheum in this county. My mother had it
twenty years and in fact died from it, believe Cuti-
crlra would have saved her life. My arms, breast and
head We're covered Tor three years, which nothing
heyed or cuted until used the CUTICURA REsuIvFNT
tblood purifier internally, and CUTICURA and CUM
CUEA SOAP externally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-15

FOR BOYS FROM TO IL YEARS OLD:
Suits, from 50 so to So worth fully double.
FOL; BOYS FROM TO II - LONG PANTS AND
VESTS
Suits, from "a. so to Sl2-great bargains.
FOR BOYS FROM II TO IT:
Suits from S. be replaced for the money!
SPt CIALt les.
Black Cloth Suits Prince albert style $780, worth $40
Black Cloth suits. Prince Albert Style $40 worth $50
BACK Cloth Suits, Full Dress. $50, worth S55
Brown Castor Beaver Coat and Vest Prince Albert Stye
500 worth ,35. ~
Gossamer Coats at s. 80 IS and 49, So worth s. S. and
Gossaner Coats for Boys at ST. S. So worth 49, so and
81. 80. ~
Pants 80 g. So s. So s. and Sc, worth
fully double the price named. W. ~
Odd Vests very cheap.
gs OUR MOTro: No trouble to show goods.
TIL + lSFIT STORE
n13 CORNER TENTH AND + STREETS
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DRY GOODS.
THE FINEST BUILDING SOUTH OF
NEW YORK;
2S,o00 SQUARE FEET DEVOTED TO
BUSINESS!
OTIS FINEST ELEVATOR
AND EVERY MODERN IMPROVEMENT THAT
SCIENCE CAN THINK OF ON THE PREMIsEsi

All those who have IL admire II. and judging
from the immense business Of the last month we must
confess it is grand success and shall strive to
maintain the confidence OF all and instead of doubling
our business. did last month. we shall try and
triI lie it during the first year. Where there viii
buying only from first hands by the original package
to the middle mans profit and selling at Q
living profit When say profit 1t is something sci.
dom touched by advertisers but exist
without it. as it certainly costs something to pay One
Hundred and Thirty six Hands, which we now have on
our rolls. This is a large number for Washington
but not too many for us. and we are now willing to
take ten more clerks experienced hands only IL We
only knew where to get them. We do not employ III
these for show. and must have work to do it.
Come and convince yourself that notwithstanding the
spell our building is like bee hive and reminds
anybody Of the Bonmarche. OF Paris. We have given
our import orders for March and April delivery for
about One Hundred Gases Dress Goods. Cashmeres
White Goods and Linen Housefurnishing Goods etc.
figures than other merchants as our house is cassed
with the largest obbng New York and second
to none IN STANDING.
~ The memorandum invoices of the above we have
on hand. We ask and al to deal with u.s. In
return guarantee to sell at lowest New York retail
prices and in many instances much lower Gas can
prove by New York Retailers Pattern Books Our a.
sentiments shall always be complete. and shall try to
make building and business the pride of the Cap
ital. For bulletins Of goods and prices other daily
and weekly papers. and remember that only adver.
tise such goods have in quantities. as to give
parties from the distance a show to write for them.
Thanking you all for the liberal paronagssnd friendly
feelings extended to during the last twenty years.
We are. respectfully. your obedient servants.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
nj 400. 400. 424 SEVENTH STREET.
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n U 7 l c U r A I.

Mr.. Albert Kngsbury, Keene, N. H.. troubled with
bad humor on han Is aud neck caused by lead poison
Ing es painter) At times would break out. crack
s au a,.G shln ~ pr.te rom te ne4l II lar9e
Purchased your remedies, used CUrIcUeA KEsoLvENr
lnternHly and UTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP eNter-
Day. ard III 'ess than three months effecteda complete
cure, and has not en- troubled since. COrroboraed
by Billiard Foster. druggists, Keene. n. H.
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The Cases Against Bigel0w.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT TC DAy
This morning, in the Criminal Court. Jul
Wyle, the case OF Benjamin F. Bigelow, against
whom eight indictments for embezzlement were
returned yesterday, called to to the attention
OF the court by Mrs Lockwood, W laid that II
was on the assignment for arraignment to-day. Sic
further stated that Mr.. Bigelow was still sick in
bed, attended by DrsL Adams and McWilliams, and
had not been able to leave his room since his
release from jail.
Mr.. Taggart remarked that from some state
mentS made to him he had reasons to doubt
whether the illness was really as serious as had
been represented, and in few days he would ask
a bench warrant
Mrs. Lockwood was about to reply but the court
I'D there was nothing now before the court as to
the case.
FIVE MORE INDICTMENTS AGAINST BIGELow.
To-day the grand jury found five other ind1ct-
mentS against Bigelow, late receiving teller Of the
National Bank OF the Republic, in addition to
those founi yesterday, eight in number. These
charge tie embezzing Of $500 on May 14th last.
$1,000 June 81. ana 723 Jun nth, and s111 10
from March 1St, 1882, to August 14th 1872 and one
charging him with violating section 500 Revised
Statutes United States by. while being . teller OF
a banking institution, embezzling the funds of the
National Bank OF the Republic on the 18th OF June,
1852, to the amount Of 1907 45.
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CHARGE OF STEALING A FIVE DOLLAR NOrE.-A]

ALLEGED UNLICENSED BAR IN THE COUNTY
This morning, in the Police Court, Mr. Padgett
called Judge SHELLS attention to the fact that a
warrant WAS sworn out by MIR. Raft about month
ago against Matthias PabSt for keeping I'M
licensed bar on 7th street road, and the warrant
was given to one OF Lieut.. JohnsOn'S men to serve
sick to be arrested Mr. Padpe1t said that Mr.
Rin went into his store yesterday and saw him
waiting on customers, and the man has not been
brought In for trial Mr.. Raft says he made an
other case against Pabst yesterday. The cOur,
advised Mr. Raft to report The matter to Major
Brock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-15
PSORIASIS.

Fl. F.. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson. n. Y, cured of
Psoriasis or eprosv. of twent years standing, by tie
CUTICuRA REsoLvrNT internally and CUrICURA and
Gu ICURA DAP externally. L he most wonderful
Oh record Cure cerhed to before Justice of the peace
and prominent ctiZ AL afii ted with itching and
scay diseases should send to for this testimonial in
full.