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OjO-eO3t OWegO York.
rE1 COLUMBIA sCCoio1PERAlIvE BUILDING
We ASSOCIATION.
Building Association having been formed under
the above nalne for the purIoee Of lOanin money
its members on an improved basis the books for Sub
and Directors, who can be founo follows:
Geo; j. Johnson, President, Market space. between
Robt McMurray, Vice President go NJ street north
N. P. Callan Treasurer, 615 7th street northwest.
Chas. g. Duncanson, Secretary, 9th and d streets
". II. Goods. City Post Ofice
j. Wesley Boteler, Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
9th and Pennsylvania avenue.
o and Nh MarRet an spaeG streets northwest
g Thn hgyT2rh M Tee sfh nnd streets northwest
Ghas ss 3she dd ,9SeTnment i9S Yd, Printing oee
Persons desiring to enter into Building Association
should embrace this opp0rtunity., Constitutions
IN hands of printer and viii be ready in few days.
rHa> WOMANS INDUSTRIAL EXCHANGE. s5
- North Charles street, Baltimore.-Lqnch Room
ticles Cake Pickles Preserves etc, received and sold
on commission Orders taken o2s-5t'
s1t on Eery fr = 4rgent reGeste s to be pres
u MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
A Special Meeting of the MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
York avenue TUEsDAY EVENiNG n NEXT, the S sist
instant, at O'Clock.
By order of the President
A. Y. P. GARNETT, NJ. D.
D. f. HARIIGAN, NJ. D., Secretary. O2S-3t
~ THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
IS in notifying his former customers and the public
in general that he has returned to his old business
1926 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
opposite Wizards HOTEL where will make and repa
BOOTS AND SHOES
to order in the bespossble and at reasonable
prices.
JOHN BURKE,
o2S2t Practical and Scientific Bootmaker.
fFS0 DIR. PETER HAS REMOVED HIS RESI-
SS dence and Office to southeast corner 3lst and
streets northwest, opposite to Christ church.
hnIlr t1,l I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

THE IKON-CLAD MONTAUK FAILURE.-COm-
mander Barker, commanding the iron-clad Mon
tauk reports to the Navy department the arrival
OF that vessel at League Island navy yard October
18Th lie further says:-"The sea-going. qualities
since she was placed in commission. find that
under the most favorable circumstances the YES.
more than four knots per hour as the boilers are
too small for the engines and the engines too
small for the ship.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

IF YOU WANT NEW RANGE, LATROBE OR
L Furnace call GEO. L. GARTRElL. 8l6 TIN
between and ]. Ranges. Latrobes aud Furnaces ne
paired and rssS: promptly. aul6-Sm
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 30-CaSper Younger an
elderly man, is held in custody here and will have
nearing this afternoon upon the charge OF
attempting to Kill his daughter, Mrs. Goekel, her
husband, August G0ekel the two children OF the
GockelS and Mrs Younger, the wife OF the prs-
oner. August Goallel is tailor, residing at 1905
Nectarlne street. and has recently harbored his
mother-in-law, Who left her husband, Younger, In
Baltimore, on account OF his cruelty TO her
Shortly after 10 O'clock on Friday night last Mr.
Goekel was startled by a crash OF the window and
still another crash Of the swinging coal oil lamp
darkness, the flame of the lamp having
been extinguished by the last crash which
he heard, he made his way to the door.
Here he was met by his wife and children, who
hearing the noise, had run UP stairs from the lower
floor. While thus grouped at the head OF the
landing, a loud report was heard almost at their
feet. but, beyond the shock caused by the report
no injury resulted to them. Upon examination, a
piece OF lead pipe, about six inches long, and COW
cred with oilclOth, was found on the floor which
had been corked at one end, and the other had
contained fuse. This was the missile which had
been hurled through the window. AS the fuse
burned short the missile was discharged, fortu-
nately in direction at right angles with the fam
lily standing in the doorway, and doing them no
harm. On the east wall or the room were found
marks OF the deadly force OF the con-
tents OF the missile, and on the floor
lay leaden bullets, pieces OF iron and
fragments OF black glass with which IL had been
charged. Nothing was made public concerning
the outrage, as the police desired to work quietly
In searching for the perpetrator. Suspicion fell
upon Younger, who has already served six months
In jail In Baltimore for attempting to Kill his wife
After his arrest some lead pipe similar TO that OF
which the missile Was made number of bullets
similar to those found In the room a piece or fuse
a yard long, lot OF black glass, and revolver
were found In a stable where he usually Slept,
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SECRETARY LINCOLN has returned from New
YORK and was at the War department. to-day.


MIR. RUFUS HATCH, Familiarity known in New
York as "Uncle Rufus," was at the Interior de-
partment to-day, discussing with the officials the
Yellowstone Park and its future He said that he
had formed company with Messrs. Hobart &
douglas. 20 whom the department recently leased
portion OF the park and was Intending to erect a
Olg hotei ana run line OF stages. Uncle Rufus is
confident OF making this one OF the great points OF
interest," IOr tourists and heelth-SeekerS.
THE VIRGINIA COUPON CASE IN THE us.
SUPREME CoURT.-The us. Supreme Court to-day
advanced what is known as the Virginia coupon
case and hxed M the second Monday in January for
argument. The Virginia legislature directed the
coupons OF the bonds to be receivable for the pay
ment OF taxes: The court OF appeals decided the
comes before the US. Supreme Court on appeal.
No DECISION IN THE ARLINGTON CASE YET
The US: Supreme Court did not, as was expected,
render Its decision In the Arlington case to-day.
PERsoNAI--Assistant Secretary New has gone to
Indiana to be absent until after the eection.-Ex-
President and Mrs. Hayes are visiting In Cincin-
natl, where the latter viii attend temperance
convention to-day and to-morrow.-Rufus Hatch,
the famous fnancier Of New York, is at Worm
leys-General and Senator sherman were
Clerk Webster returned to the city Saturday
evening, and was at his desk in the
by dangerous attack of erysIpelas. and
Mrs. w. B. Shaw have returned to the city for the
season.-Mr. W: P. Phillips, formerly agent here
a. OF the n; 7 o a; p and now electrician Of the the
city on short visit, staying with his friend Mr.
V. DeGraw.-Iti is Mr.. John Fraser, the archi-
tect, who 10 has charge OF the preparations at the
William Fraser, as printed on Saturday.-Ma1ol
T. T: Barr, OF the War department, was registered
In Chicago on Saturday.-CoL r. 81. Finley has
gone to Connecticut to take part in tho canvass in
that state on behalf OF the demecrae3c party
senator Edmunds, appearing 70 be in excellent
Court to-day.-Mr. P. v. De0raw has severed
his connection with the New York Associated
Press, to associate himself with Mr.. Walter p
Telegraph company.
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ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 30.-In response to a letter
OF inquiry from James j. Franklin candidate
for the assembly In this county, Attorney General
Russell has rendered the following opinion:
"Sir:-I am in receipt OF your letter Of the 23d
instant, in which you ask: If A, having been
duly registered according to law, b should vote
u1 d ar the name and address OF A, would BIS hav-
ing so voted affect AS right TO voter fully agree
with your view that IL would not, and that A's
vote might still be received should the inspectors
be convinced that he had not voted, and that the
proper to add that in a case or this kind the IN
spectOr should act with caution; but what evl-
dence they should require to convince them OF the
right OF the person subsequently applying to vote
under name previously voted on would depend
upon SUCH variety OF circumstances that it would
be difficult TO formulate general rule applicable
to all cases. Very respectfully, yours,
LESLIE w. RUSSELL, Attorney General"
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NM
Has Removed to 1909 New York avenue,
t1onhS Mems Christian association building) OBS
r-EFo, QUILL VACCINE SLIpS FROM NATIONAL
vaccine Establishment for sale at GII.iAN'S
Drug store 62I Pennslyania This is the only
lng physicians as the best. so25-6t
f-g. VI WAYLAED WILSON'S INsECrICIDE.
Canrhor for ro,< al aG r a1 fdr Gensd eo1 @
stt street and Pennsylvania avenue. Ely25-Gm
!--5so SAMUEL KER.
49, DRI GOODS.
$50 7tn street northwest.
New French and Scotch Ginghans. just opened; best
Silks. satins. and Rhadarnes extra good values.
- GLE; FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
FRESH FROM THE SPRING.
W. c. MILBURN. PHARMACIST,
mis- 1929 Pennsylvania avenue
ADJUSTMENTS
EORDs-A WEEK OF MINsTRELsY.
Tonight and Wednesday Matinee.
HAyERLY's
CONSOLIDATED so
so MASTODON
MINSTRELS.
Overwhelming in Numbers.
Impressive i'll Criginality.
freshness i'll every Feature.
Remarkable in invention.
MONDAY NEXT THE HARRIsoNs.
- .,,o. thice and and LOUIS & -
In their great New York Success
ORA SISTERS SACRIFICE.
NEW THEATER CoMIoUE.
MONDAY. OCTOBER So 1882.
"A SURE BOOM"
Ihe Spectacular extravaganza,
THE NECROMANCER."
New Scenery by Matt Hiorran. New Costumes by
First appearance 'ta Of ada HENRY"
c0d0ehc Puff and 11SFR SPHfs al and q Spanish Ballet
Matnees Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
weeks atracti9ns @ the prices Of admission will be
usual-15, 25, 35 and sc. go
NATIONAL THEArER.
THIS SATURDAY EVENING.
Last Time of
RICE'S RPRIsE PARTY
In their New Operatic Comedy.
POP.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 80.
MANKIN
Or, BEGGAR YOUR NEIGHBOR!
The most recent success by PAUL MERRITT, author of
the WORLD.
Presented here by the celebrated Company which played
IL al suIiinSr at Day : neittf, NeW 1Orh.
with all the original Scenery and
Mechanical Elects.
The climax Of all Comedy, Drama Specta.
o2o cle all in ore
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
open FOR engagements for tine The finest Hall
IN the city for Balls SOciabe Lectures, Dramatic and
other Entertainments For terms Iply to Janitor. o2S ct
Noi6 626t ON EXHIBI TI0N (No.626
L AND SALE 1T E
Strect.l NJ A K X Il L Z RS Street
Nc 66 street northwest, one door from 7th street.
SEolce Ol Pa1nlngS, Er2rayirfs, ChrOTlOs, etc.
Large and Choice Stock OF PaperhaE9inas, Picture
frames, Picture Cord and TaEse!s Rings Nails ETC. at
M2rkrlter's- Terms Cash. Free Gallery. OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

GEE THE 50. s. AND IS CHnDRE;s'S SUITS.
~ single Pants s5c., 9Oc.. and 81; age. 4-l0.
School Suits. from s.. so. "A and IS, upwards: age.
eLl2.
Boys School Suits. from 81, s5 aud Sc up age, -
TO IA. Single Pants, from 81 up.
Boys School Hats. from soc. up. Dress do, 75c.
and 81 up.
The best 81 School Button Shoes in the District Of
Columbia, at
j. W. SEIBY'S,
ola l3l4-19l6 Pcrnsyi yiyania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lteut. r. B. Peck, detached
from the Minnesota, and ordered as executive
OF the Nantucket. The order detachlng BOatSwain
Alex Mack from the naval station at n wv London
Conn, has been revoked, and he VIII continue on
duty there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

NIX. McCAMNoN ON REPUBLICAN, PROSPECTS IN
PENNsYLyANIA-Mr McCammon, the attorney
general OF the Interior department. has returned
from Philadelphia. He says that the prospect for
Beaver is brighter and growing more favorable
every Aay In the vicinity OF Pittsburg the en-
thusiasm over the regular ticket has grown since
the Ohio election, and the prospect Is now thae
there Will be a large republican vote. In Phila-
de ohia the Ohio election has not had much effect,
as Gen. McCammon says most or the republicans
there are OF the 'rule or ruin kind"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30
Congregational Nominations.

BOSTON, Oct 30.-At conventions held 10y the
greenbackers In the third and fourth congress
siOnal districts Saturday evening, Nicholas
Furlong and 7. c. Brophy We're repectlyely NOM
mated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

BIDS for reproducing the worn and defaced off,
cial plates OF surveys in the land Office have been
received as follows: HeliOtype printing company,
Boston, S5.95 per set by special process, Sc 30
per set by ordinary process; Mr. StelnmetZ. New
York, S6.46 per set; Julius Bien & Co., New York.
SD per set; Norris Peters, $50 per set. MI Pc
ter5 has done the work for some years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

COURT MARITAL - The detail for the naval
court martial for the trial OF Capt Alfred Hopkins
OF the Pensacola navy yard, for abandoning his
post during the prevalence of yellow fever there,
is as follows: Rear Admiral Andrew BrysOn, Com
modore b. X. Calhoun, Commodore VIM. T. TruX-
ton. Capt James E. Jouett. Capt. ThOS S. File
brown, Capt. T. c. Johnson, Capt. w. 2. Mccain,
with Lieut.. Richard Wainwright as judge advo-
cate. The court Will convene at the navy yard,
Washington, DC, on the Sth OF November next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

LocKPoRT, NY, Oct 3o-In the special term Of
oyer and terminer, which commenced this morn
ing, Judge Haight presiding, two murder cases
Will be tried: that OF George Moore (colored), for
inhumanIy treating an adopted child, causing It's
DEATH and that OF the Indian Pendleton for shoot
ing his Irish companion, Mccarthy, during a
spree at Suspension bridge last spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

n - FOURTH ISSUE.
THE EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
subscription books open for the 4th annual
issue OF stock, payments which commence November
1882.
Monthly payments q. so per share.
81, 900 is advanced on each share in tUu
AT this date S197 800 advanced to the members to
buy homes pay off mortgages &c.
information Will be furnished aud subscription re-
Ceiyed by
James H. Saville 342Dst NV
II. H. IwonDly, Govt. Printing Office.
Ihomas SOmerville, 3lS 18th st. NV.
Alex Gardner, 81 L st. w.
Geo W. Castelar, Bureau of Engraving.
Fred. ". Pratt, corner 9th and sts L. ".
Chas. Il. Bailey, WASHINGTON Gas Co.
b. F. Fuller, Agricultural Dept.
Geo. W. Fisher, Surgeon Generals office.
Kos A: Fish,. Assessors Office, AZ st. Il. W.
Geo. W. Hardness, 1920 ii st. H. w.
W. L. Walker, llth and Md. ave. s.w.
Frank u. Middleton, National Metropolitan Bank.
D. Rlttenhouse, Riggs h Co.
Chas. +. White, Bank Of Washington.
j. " hit. Heron, Star Office.
A. A. Brooke 342 d st NV
JNc. JOY LDSON, SeC'y, GIT L st. H. w. o25-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

NAVAL VESSELS AT THE BI-CENTENNIAL.--Rear
Admiral Cooper, commanding the north Atlantic
station, reports to the Navy department, under
date OF Philadelphia October 29 giving a detailed
description or the part taken in the recent b-cen-
tennlal celebration by the vessels of the north
Atlantic squadron. and stating that the vessels Of
thesquadron, with the exception of the Vandalia,
would leave Philadelphia for Hampton Roads on
that date After coaling the Vandalia would pro-
ceed there also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

No DECISION IN THE ARLINGTON CASE YET
The US supreme Court did not, as was expected,
render Its decision In the Arlington case today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

THE TARIFF COMMIssIoN.-The stenogrlphic re-
port of the statements made before the tariff con-
mission, it is expected, Will be in type and ready
Tor distribution by the government printing
office within a week. The recommendations OF the
commission Will not be made known until officially
communicated to Congress at the opening OF the
next session. 1t IS thought that radical or I'M
portint changes in the existing tariff VIII be
recommended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

CLATE MANTZLS-A LARGE AM, NEW STOCK
~ OF the above goods be found at the Factory,
And tail. ol;-aWs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

ARMY PERsoNALs.-Adjutant General Drum and
Col. Barr have returned from a trip of inspection
to Fort Leavenworth. Kansas. Assistant Adtutant
General Mckeever is again On duty at the War
department. Col. j. NJ. Wilson, Of the engineer
corps, who succeeds Col Geo. III. Elliot in the
Office OF the chief OF engineers, entered upon his
new duties On SATURDAY.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

ARMY ORDERs.-Capt Lloyd Wheaton, Goth in
fantry, granted leave of absence for two months
First Lieut.. j. H. Hurst 18th infantry, granted
leave for six months on surgeons certificate Mai
d. X. Clenienin, Sth cavalry, granted an extension
OF leave IOr two months. 50 much OF par s, S O.
2l2 a. G. o., nth inst, as relates to Maj Henry
Clayton, paymaster, has been suspended. and he
Will proceed to Governors Island, y. Y. IL. On
completion OF that duty Maj. Clayton will return
to his station in taS city, and ccmDly with the re-
quircmentS Of the above order. NJ jOr G. K. Smith,
plymaster, was directed to proceed to various
stations in the southern states to pay bountles and
arrears OF pay due cOlored soldiers the late war;
and upon the completion OF this duty proceed to
New Orleans, La, and report to the paymaster
general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

REGISTER BRUCE of the Treasury, returned Sat.
uriay from an extensive campaigning tour In the
south, suffering from severe sore throat, in con-
sequence of which he states that he will be unable
to make any more speeches this fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

THE MISFIT STORE
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
N.B.-The Misft Store he's no connection with any
other concern in the city. olS
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T ATEST PUBLICATIONS.
McP,,ers on's Hand Dook Politics. 1882 .... 81 no
SpoffO.u's 'sia-t;siis Of CaralBas'. '........ loo
AIexandcr's. Mrs, 'LCoE Before You Leap" l. ca
81 he Little Brick Church. " Falkencr 1.50
Nosr, Applications Of Electricity, Hospiaer {. 5G
Uawer's ''Rsautifui Houses. i. 80
Military TeIegrael of the Ciyi. War " two vols g. 90
Mallock's Social EQUALITY" y"............... LOO
Leone. Z" iiolnd Robin Series es..-............. Leo
Franklin Square srd Seaside Libraries.
JAMES j. CHAPMAN,
MetrOroiit:n Bookstore,
80 Oil Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

NEWS FROM THE JEANETTE SEARCH PARTY
Secretary Chandler this morning received cable
message from Lieut.. Harber, OF the Jeanette
search party, dated at Bulun, July 2l, and Ir-
kutsK, Oct. 3Oth, as follows: "Arrlved at Buun,
July 2 nine days from YakutSk. Strong head
winds. Schooner does well. Begin work in delta
Juiy5 S, with four parties. No further communica-
tiOn until return.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

WHEN THEY WILL DE RETIRED.-The dates OF
retirement OF the general officers of the army
under the provisions Of the act OF August Z, 1882
are as follows: Gen. Sherman, February s, 1884; ;
Lieut. Gen ShGr Ian, June, 1894; Major Gen Han
cock, March, 1Soz; Major Gen. Schotield, Novem-
Gen. Howard, June, 1891; Brlgader Gen Terry,
1892; Brlgader Gen. Augur, 1885: Brigader Gen.
Crook, july, 1898; Brigadicr Gen. Miles, 1906;
Brigadier Gen. Mackenzie, August, 1904.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30
LADIES' GOODS.

SPECIAL OPENING
OF
MOURNING BONNETS AND HATS,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCT 10Th AND 21sr.
MRS. VI. J. HUNT
ols 1909 STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

CHAS. BAUM,
4l6 'TH STREET, Washington.
Our assortment OF Christmas and v.,v y..-s a.
BOW on exhibition and Is the best aud finest coIlecton
eouLttS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

DECISION AGAINST THE DISTRICT IN THE e. s. ST.
PREME CoURT.-The United States Supreme Court
this morning ruled on the case OF John ID. Cough
lin, administrator OF the estate of f. Y. Dant, agt.
the District OF Columbia. Dant was injured by
falling over a bank pending certain Improvements.
There were two trials in the court below the first
In favor OF the plaintiff and the second adverse.
II Was then appealed on a writ OF error to the
Unitei States Supreme Court, which to-day deci-
ded in favor Of the plaintiff to the full amount Of
damages claimed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

F-Spo GOLDEN RULE LODGE. NO 81, I.OO.F.-
80 All members requested to be present on TO.
MORROW EVENING, October IL Election Of Rep
resentatiyes to Grand Lodge.
1t w IT SIIfNO Recor ling Secretary
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-11-11
Farm Notes.

Fattening hogs.-Do not forget to
give charcoal literally. When pigs
IRE confined to a corn diet they are apt
to suffer from disordered stomach,
which is relieved by charcoal. An oc-
casional handful of wood ashes and sui
phur will also be found helpful.
Feeding Clover to Horses. Horses
.lohber from eating clover. This is an,
noying, especially in the driving horse,
but the remedy is simple and easy at
hand, consisting of head of cabbage
fed to the horse just before using him
for work or driving. 1t is cheap and
effective.
Harness. The ammonia exhaled
from stables tends to make harness brit.
tie. A little glycerino added to the
grease with which harness is oiled will
keep the leather soft and pliable. N,
Y. Herald.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-11-11
DIPHTHERIA

JoHNS0N'S ANoDYNE LIN IMENT
will positively prevent this terrible disease,
and will positively cure nine cases out of 10.
Information that will save many lives sent
free by mail. Don't delay moment Pres
ervation is better than cure. l. s. JOHN
son Il CO., Boston, Mass. PARSONS PUR.
GATIve PILLS make new rich blood.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-11-11
Cheap Reading.

The SOUTHERN STANDARD clubs
with the following papers at the follow
ing rates
Standard and Country Gentleman,
a weekly agricultural paper, published
in Albany, N. Y, both for one year
for So 90.
The Standard and Rural Record, a
monthly agricultural journal, published
in Chattanooga, Tenn, both for one
year for $3.50.
The Standard and Atlanta World
semi-monthly, Atlanta, Ca, both on
year $3.50.
The Standard and Southern Farmers
Monthly, published at Savannah, Ca,
both one year for $3.50
The Nashville weekly World or
Banner, dubbed with the STANDARD
one year for $1.75.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-11-11
Wintering Apples.
St Louis Globe.pemocrat.

st Louis Globe-Democrat.
An experienced fruit-grower says:
"Apples never sweat, but moisture
condenSes on them as dew upon grass.
Fruit should be carefully gathered as
soon as ripe and when the weather is
dry and warm; should never be han
died when wet, and must not be bruis-
ed or chafed in the least. The natural
waxy secretion found on fruit is pro-
lection against the effects of moisture
and air; when the skin is deprived of
this protection, or is broken by pres
sure, or even by puncture of pin
(made in one), the oxygen of the air
Will gain access to the juices of the
fruit, and fermentation and decay will
result. Gathered as above described
and carried directly to the cellar when
the fruit is warm and dry, and packed
in barrels or bins, the atmosphere be-
ing cool, the vapor in it will not con-
dense and no dew will be seen on the
fruit, as will be the case when the
apples are cooler than the cellar air
Forty years ago or more | thus stored
eight barrels Of Roxbury russets in my
cellars as soon as gathered, and
laid the barrels on the bilge, and when
opened the 9Th of July not an apple
was specked; while the remainder,
gathered in an ordinary way, barreled
and stored in the barn Gas was then
said "to sweat'), during the changes
of heat in November till cold weather,
and then stored in the cellar, rotted
badly by the middle of May"