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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-21

DIssoLuTIoN OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
ne W. g. j. Co. Il this day dissolved By limitation
and mutual consent Of the several partuers JOIV
LEEitn II authorized to collect all bills and nav ali
debts r. L: BARKER aud NJ. KINSIOW viii con
ue lt Ice osldess under the for the
Sit; JOhN I~EEICH. +. +. BARKER, NJ KiNS-
LOW February i, a. D.. 1882. IN
HOLMAN LIVER PAD OFFICE. SOUTHEAST
II II corner 9Th and Streets Washington ID. O. Con
suItauon free ful treatise sent free on application
oS mail. j. Z. kINGWAIT. Manager. nIi-5m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-21

NOR HtNT-NbEl FURNISHED ROOMS.
rfhyir ~ ~ sCss. with without laa ri At 81 sS
st-gct ~, tAwcSt GEAR Pos; aEa Patent Oifls<s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-21

So; location central, no liquors. W. o. NAYLoR.
n5S-3m
IeOOMS AND BOARD, PHYSICIANS, AT 3ls
Ia Indiana avenue. 81 rs Ier day. Also Beard by the
month. SARAH FLAGf.ER MS am
FINHE FREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
comforts than hotel in the city. The halls aud
pas saes are heated With stcam the new and
well furnished, and the table is second none Tran
silent rates. 81 50 and - Ter day. monthly So $50 SIS
and $40 OBJ
Fl'HE LOCHIEL HOUSE. 5l2 9TH STREET NORTH
west, - Of the cnsip~t and best Board
ing houses IN the city Transient Boarders accommo
dated al reasonable terms. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-21

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ArcR RENT-A SPLENDID FULL GRAND up
west. Its
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

ttoR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST ELIGIBLE LOTS
on Columbia Heights; grand site for a first-class
suburban ience; lot 100 by $50 feet. Address
VhEoohl, otaf ONCE f1S-3tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-21
FOR RENT-HOUSES

IfoR PENTHOUSE 1886 IlrH STREET NORTH
west; tan and iata modem i,n4,r,synrnl,t.
Apply at lltS strees northwest. .al -so.stz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-21
BOARDING.

( HINTON HOUSE, 7rH AND STREETS. FIRST
" class Table Board SIS, Room and BOARD. SD ~
So; location central; no liquors. W. o. NAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-21

kDR RENT-TWO VERY FINE HOUSES
thirteen rooms each, 10l2 and lola 18th street
northwest IN prime order. L. NJ. SAUNDERS &
bho., iIo3 street northwest dag 9w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-21

NEW TURKISH BATH, lat STREET fOPRO-
H.. dte kige. Hossel; h.ge pool; good ventalaton;
fsSn e 20 6stqsaaK rs hssh 8. hclsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-21

Balance net assets December 81 1881 S4S 77s O93 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-21

ISGR RENT-rHREF ELEGANT ROOMS on
j setond floor, ia 9Th stree northwest lsfvssl q;
and Il; suited Tor business dwelling, with Mater
gas. bsth and cooking la,ye f2l -Sf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28
MiScELLAHEsus s.
Early C~ucumbsrs.

TheSs who have hOt-bsds or frames e..
SOW cucumber seed. in these, after the plants
are removed, asd by covering at aish, and
IN cold days. greatly hasten tho pIsp,.-
Those who are without these. c.a forward tks
plants very much. Take a 7ie.s OF good sod.
lsy 1t graSs>side down upon a hoard, and emit
1t In d OF finch squares with a sharp sp.de
or an old knife. Sow in the earth Of each
sqnars half a dozen or pore eucumber -ses.
and place ths board with the seds, in some
warm place. snder the shelter of a bsil6inp
or 'enee PTsV'de another board to cover th.
sods. Expos" dur'ag the day and sover in
tne afternoon before the day grow. cool -
W hea the plants a. pear, Of soHrse the cover
must be r"lsed by propa of .one kind ; brick,
are hsady, Whea the plss. sre large
enough. s"d the weather SETTLED. sl.ss each
ssHsrs Of su5 ia a well napHrsd hill max.
tr.Ses q! 6>inch stuff. IL or Is iseh.s
square. = box without ton or bottom. cover
one end with ~R'iiliset or ao-qnits net t.eked
on, and niace ""e of these over cseh hill
ihI" Is the bet way 10 keep "F the stripsd
hug. Shouid very cold night- occur. cover
The tops OF the hoxea with shiagles ar any
ether handy stuff 1t is sst 90 nuch trouble
as may be inferred from the dererip,io.. and
Will greatly advance the cscuRbprs. Melons
aud summer Squa-heS nav be trea.ed in the
ssse manner ns suggested for cncanhers
LAmer'C"" Agric"if"ri*t TAR xprH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28
DAILT, sSeSpTsTspAV

~CoSNECrIONs AT wayne.bo,o.V. .v;k,k.
Ches-peaEe ana Ohio Ry from RlchmoaI LS.rh.
ND u oun.'a"n; s,."p'os. HuAing,oo. A.sI.Ia
~ KiTert"n. With the MAbGs.Is DiyI,i,n f,h.
Virginia Midland ~. fer AIe1As|ria S,,nk.,-
2 points on the Man. Div Of he N Nv
~ hnJeerl!le: vita Stage from Uin,L,pI.T.VH
AiShennn"osh Junction. With the RsI,ins
ono r: Il for Wellington, d. C."asd nojst,..
the r. 4 o n and BTanrhe
a haFeTStuwR, ~ 18th the wsttsFs ha,vIspR
end Branches
WIN tho cumberland Valley \ r fer Marie
pug Shn points on the G. v = r and Byapsh,s.
ESQ LHS"a'ter. PhiIrds' phis. NV YotI. I.s-
%n,,n North and EH't Pi'shsrs, ID. ws,tssS
mT: AIieni"-n' Es'ton 800 Pottsrin,.
i'n Pouads OF BaVVhFe Ck,eL.d T,,, 20 ..S
~h"'e ticket l.sSD mile ticket, ans 90 : 80 Iii.
Tickets s - 50.
JOSEPH n. SANDS, spr.,i.t.p1e.t
Hsge'stoSs. NJ.
JOsEPH W. CoxE. o.nI IL. H.,
n uoz, HsE"rst"rs. Md.
Gu,, HaE-,stowB nd.
February 7. 1852.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

No 63s aud 633 daily. Another rrairs daily az
ccpt Sunday No. $40 and SOS connseIs at strss-
burg with traios on Va. MidIspd Road. No. 6pk
runs TO Baltimore via washin gteu without ehsTrs
OF cars No 6IO and 6O5 dimes at Mt. Jack.onE
PsSSengers for JordSn', Syringe leave sar, ~
stephenLon's: for Rock Enop leave ears 81 Ia
chester; for CsPOn Syringe leave care 81 "a scn
con for R-wley SPRING. leave ear.st Hs,IsS
burg. PNrtieE visitrpG New Mark.t Aud Lsr.v
Caves leave Cars at New Market.
T C INC
sapeTyi.oI OF Trains. WincLs.isr, Va.
w. VI. CLEMENTS.
Master of Trau spoY tatiSn. C.ni.n a,,NL.
November 80. 1881.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

SUPERIoR EXCELLENCE T}.r-=.ors fer Peru
"a! 'nne'i'r excel sGcr in all Gi~r7sep sd rts
n0d'th oP'THnHI. aie tn!lN explained IN d. HART
Htan lecture rrp"r trd IN EIs hruk NJ The II ,
oil Lie. and How 10 Care Tusn,.'' frsn Pay-
40 sage le, tn"TgI I = Who'll. book Should bc
rsHd aud stHdi-d t" ger al" full valve Of this par
:Ic'iIent r~aHedr. These books can be lad At al
the drug atoreS Gratis
Fsruns ia tive best immediate E5pceter.,t
tGoHpA Msdicine). tra he , ct bres eTm ooraJ.
Ell Of phTsieia" or druggist. There j. nrlAins
And NO '-ss an is Il III" T-rv hes, Tonic. Sir
slant N"rvine- D!n1st'c. AIterrtiv., Ant;-D -
p@pfc. A"prfILe-. RBnafic. blood MeG;e.n..)
&C. &c. that has ever ben Commanded Nv
a"GI" or or Ia n'n. II SheHld. Therefore, always
Do Kept en- hand for immediate use.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

Potato Hour. or the dried pulp of the %.
tHf"' 's staining considerable imrortanse in
fhe ar;s-H" much so. in fast. that in Lsr>
'sshIre, England, some 20. 900 toss Of it ere
s"ld annually. and i,s market vAlua is stated
To ne much greater than that Of wheat -four
The article is extensively used for siziag and
sther manufacturing purposes. and. on being
P'eelp't=t"a with acid, ia converted into
starch After having heen eaIeined it il.
used with advantage q, DRESSING far ,;It
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28
Western Maryland r. r

A'hg Eh.ct Thu'sdGy. Dee. l, 1881.
(Bsltinore Tine.)
LEAVE ~GERsJOw
D.iI' except Sunday.
tinors II.65 A ~
ivan " 70 A.. NJ. md s IS p. b.. FOR K..-
oos mo.t And inrern,dIsI. point.
ii-ArFiVinE at BHItimor. SIS
ARRIVE AT HAGERsTouN.
Ind 40 and 5.S6 P N. F,oa KLxs
l I4o H"nLAnd InterTedinre poiDus
A. ~. rs
mo- nsr ~ E~1pre's-I.s-i,r R.Ii-
q cJA HOOD. General h.n,,
G'AI Ticket Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28
E1cErT sEEBAr.

CoSSECIIOSs At HAe.rstsws. Nd " IN
inc ""s'stn Maryland n. X. ty"a RaIun,.,.
rreoorI'k' E"'inittsh~Fg. Gst'ysEsrr. Pen h,r.
"S'Sespo,o. fA'and PoIE', 60 tbs " H.S 4.
WIN IN" cnmberlsnd Valley = \ from Ear.
r1DurR IHEh,"' SA'rr'n'hSrP, CkAnbsuhs,a
V. r. X ana B'asrhrs.
AIS" from Ptt'hs' < and the Us.tasG North.
"e't. ard from Bost"n, New York, Phila d.I.k;.
ard tr"W the N"rIhHAe East.
htShea0nd"'h J"notios. With the Baltimore.
"hIo n rom "s'sisFI "h, D Z AAI NsaC.
Q S'se b i u r n aHd RrAash.s
nnye''''"- -,'h 'toE"' Wischsst.I W.
Al RiVsrton, With the Naoassa. Rtx,,i
virginia Midland Rv.from AI,1arJ,,, ~ g..
b"te;srd ro'Dts on the " NJ. R-. tSan. pi,
"aV"esoorO, Va with the rA..ap,aL
nv ,s' RiehEaosh, LysehhSrR Js.e,o. k,,.
o n nnntl"rt"D h"hlSHd and roints.s Il. ca
NOarAHARp.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

hEABCGGEn AGAIS.-l saw SO much said
eHout t'e merits OF Hop B,tt-rs, and NV wife
va" WAS always aNStormE. ard never wciI
eSas9H Ee $" urgently Ia get heFsrnr. 1 cnt-
T'S'su L" he hunhbu=zsd asaia and / am vlaf
1 uid:jor IN less tLaa rw- m"nths USE 81 he
Ara:nsa so for eighteen months s;.s. lii
'uch Aumbuggimx.- II. T.. St. Paul.
TPioussr PrE,s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

In all towns where = newspaper i. pub
"S"e". says contemporary. every msD shosid
No'eF''Hs III It. eve" If nothing more .haa n
s'o s'at'Hg hls name and the business he j.
engaged IL. II rot only pays ths advertiser
hn' 1t 'ets The people at a di-r.nss kDov Iba,
'he t"wn you resId" In hsa a live and mos.
porous community of huSise-s non. A. III.
seed il sown, so shall tho fruit r.con,,e,,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

MOTHER bird OF SALT HEzUx.-J " Adam,
-o"A'k Chio. save: CutGCura rIaedirs ~ M
S'T-I->t medicine ssrtb. Bsd The wur,tcs.-
SA't Aheum II 'h!s COUNTY. alr mother Ind =,
CS"sniy FeS'' anG "a fact died from it IbeIiev.
Snticr'a would have saved her Iif.. Wv Srn.
sLeaSi and head ~Nre covered for three year,
SAi n nothing relieved ar ours until used ,hs
CuilcurA Remedies
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

'AUTIoH Protect yourself from the dSn>
gers OF the changeable temperature OF this
season, by procuring a Spring Overcast. IRON,
Geo ii. tiagiey. just received. Look our
for his Op"n'n: of Srriog and Summer
Goods, y priI lrt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

h"HST Pa : RAINY Day For <1J y..r,n NJ
oauSit''' was sick irnuI ki;i sv s'.d . her dis
cf""rS We sd need m uMT EYIrEs on de-
t"lE' che" onr !"nI'II- advised rs 10 t-- pr
A'TH Hl"Ee; !nmic. Fcur bott' - efFected a cura
HhH "a Il dollars worth has k~rt Our anil, ~ eli
ever a year, We have bcsr sb!e In !ay NV moro,
Asaih Tor y raIuJ d2Y."-A Poor Mans wiz.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

Az n""erN!ir.i t%Ni'irg owned nv KHAN
4 +ark'e s"i ire residence of Or WA J
; ""es. N W, 's-horo'. Va were ls.trs,.d
- hrs Nsaas-dAY night woei.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

HcNmrr' mui-rro barber -. Il -ry-il.
v. !'t't nd 81 h+ "x"I- i TIA. >arri.., n
E" extensively co"r d jur, because he i t
. rryrn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

Ri. ~ OK fGESATED BITTERs
ls IN" beat rrInsdy Tor Dvspsp.:n. SIN n-,r,s
Malaria, lndigesriwn. sEG dISeaEcs OF IN. R!oori
&idnsys. Liver, skin. etc
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

- Only Ssn PIANOS SI25u R,,. saf,d"1
!ndue'm"Htt Ready Write or coll on BEATTY
"hshi"ProD n Nov Is. I--I Cd Nf.y van .
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

Tvs SETS. OF ter pieees. fer On. Dollar AIss
. let Of other TIavsrs just received BY
S'P'' i77b- e. BAL9ARE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

Country hotels III N'rcu,s are raising
sh"'r prices. owing to the scarcity and high
prices Of al! sorts of food
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28
HARNESS SHOP RENOYFD.

HHeoder'ign ned hssremOyed his Har.es. MAX
estaoIiahment to the old shop Of the lat.
"H- EaGterdIy. on West ST near Ger rr.,,
It~e doers south of Main at the corner Mi
heArsiey's residsnes,) where be will centi,E.
ne Manufacture and Repair af everything in hi,
hae' reasonaoIe rates. The patEozaTr Of nv
old eustomers, ard new on.s also. il r.so.ettnIIy
solicited LNTRESCR A os aoTpS'
November 9. 1881.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

p3ESo'' CATARsH s"uFFknrea all Affection. Of
abe mucous rneHnnrNH., of tho bead azs throat
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28
Valley r. r.
TIME TABLE.

In effect January $50, 1851.
Philadelphia tins CIV. p,isstss fastsr than NJ
umoTo TIME, aEs seven nisuyrs fusI.T ~.
Warrington, D.. L., tins.)
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

Ds; NoTT', LIVER PILL. a-O the bos, C~,bnrtis
RsguiatOrs. no -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28
POETIC
GRAMMATICAL.

h'nenbsr. though hex i. the plural nsl..
boxes.
The s1arAfef OF Should b. e1sa net oxen:
And rsneabar, though fleece in the pllrsl il
Asssss,
The plErsi of geese ia ret geese. ser s.ssss;
AHd remember. though house in the Slaral is
houses,
The plural of neuae shssid be mice, ard net
houses.
AoEse. it is true, in the plural is mice.
Bat the plural Of hSuss shoAld be helIss. net
Liss;.
And feet. it is true. in til. pimrali i, fees,
Bat tae Plaral of rest shoEld bs reefs, and not
Cha!IrEss
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

X IN BCSiSE>2 now uefore the public.
O'' You can make noGsy f,I,sr york
"a" thNa AT anythin cleo. Capital not needed.
We ~l!l s;Arfy"a l2adsyand upward, n,ds
s"'n" by the industrious. Men. women, bows
nj si'Is wanted every sbeTe to work for us
Az" the time. Sou can work in epare time
onIy O. give your whole time to the business. You
IN tiVc al Hume and do the work No b,,-
pay You nearly AZ we'll. Noopeea,
CO, mAks ea"rmous pay by engaging .teucs.
~ Notnt aud terms free Money made fast.
Augusta. Maine NJ 81 w.
70 to IMROp rRUsSEII.s -. -. A..
Ihsspest llne OF Groceries in town
49," "RoD TRUsSELL's and ger ,s hes,
1nt" HI"RNb rRUSSELL'sand get IL. h.,,
~ , for Sc. Cigars in town. oet'
TeEo r LIGHTS i, tho oaIy pl.e. yov,,,
y mo out By ih. Papers uhsrs 10 suy Pur.
I0ty q fs<t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28
HENRY's CtRBoLIC SAVE

l." tn hEsT sALva tor '!ut., Bruisv.. Sorra u
sa,S"lt Hh~u'n. fctter, Ch,p;td Hauoa,CbI
otAlns. C"Tn' Snd all kind, of Ska Ermrri,n.
rreShie' End PinPle'. Get HESAv's CAusoLr
sNtVH' as all OtheEs are count. r!eit.. Pr,ce IS
cents. ="
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

staEFL5sSSIss, Ssavoroxres. Caesar R,s-
III night. tired ia tho morning en- risine.
$500 pn'h In tn" hack. which arise1 from the
"''h Mighty coiored usiue II ou,vac =,
)" ~ '"i"E' aiterd'| nth Eurrins ~krn
49, 'HAVHro Liver PcsIrra wiz core -
,o. Cb,. by draEgiu , Hesdrr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

Waste NOT, want nat Na-sr throw -
thing away, not oven ki,..s '
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

hssoHeHA' HHlTorsEssS. Cosrlv1Issa ar Cb.I
v nsrhu' ave cured With Thav-rs Liver Po.I,
.se only cost 26 cts. Sold by drugEi.t ev.ry
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

CHINA cups End sauesrs for sale by
Aug. " iee1. SIS BALSAkN.
Daily globe., 1882-09-28
A SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

Hrs. Asse BaraUns Brings SHIT 4gaJ7sse the
Chicago, Aitacdufsce G Sc. Paul RdiItcGJ
Company for So, 900 Damages for the
Death Of Her Son William.
Miss Ann Barnum filed the necessary pa
psrs with the clerk of the district court
yesterday for the commencement of suit
against the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway company. The action being for
the recovery of the sum of five thousand
dollars damages. On August 2sth, William
II. Barnum. son of the plaintiff, while driving
a delivery wagon belonging to Jonathan
s. Abbott attempted to cross the tracks of
the railroad company at the Franklin ave-
lue crossing, but was struck by train and
instantly killed. The plaintiff alleges that
the hagman was absent from his post and
that the fatal train backed
down over the crossing
without any warning whatever. Hence
the action.
At the coroner's inquest, after a seach-
ing and comprehensive investigation, the
jury brought in a verdict that the de-
ceased came to his death through his own
carelessness, and failed to hold the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway com
pany responsible in any degree whatever,
which renders the plaintiffs chances
rather dubious. Jonathon T. Abbott, the
owner of the horse driven by the deceased
which was also killed-puts in a claim
for $3.50 damages for the loss of the horse
and wagon.
Daily globe., 1882-09-28
THE TILE TURNING.

4 Kindred Club Organized at Fergus
Falls, Nelson's Supposed StronghoGd-An
Anti-Ring Candidate.
Fergus Falls Daily Telegram, Sept. 24.]
quiet knot of earnest men gathered in
Sawbridge &sLowry's Office last evening,
and in spite of the council meeting and
other calls of business which took away
quite a number of those who would other
wise have been present, at 8 o'clock, when
the meeting was called to order by P.
MacMaster, there was a fair showing
Of the supporters of G. r. Kindred in
attendance. They were mostly business
men, young and old, while lawyer or
two and a representative Of the Telegram
were ON hand to add grace and
dignity to the occasion. II was only q
beginning, but it was an suspicious one,
and it will lead to something in the near
future of more extensive character. The
Telegram takes pleasure in furnishing IN
Exclusive" report of the proeeedings to
! its readers. as Q kind of relish 10 their Sun.
day morning meal.
The meeting was called to order By p.
MacMaster, and Mr.. Humss vas ula1i-
mously elected secretary.
On motion committee vas appointed
| to draft q constitution for the club, which
document was presented at the close of
the meeting.
The next business was the election of
officers. and it was accomplished with q
rush, no dissenting votes being east. az
follows:
PresideHt-DsWitt Stanford.
Vice President-W. D. Lowry.
Secretary-Sore Listee.
Treasurer. T. Burke.
A discussion ensued az to whether it
would be advisable to elect more than
one vice presidents, but the point
was left open for future action by the
club.
Mr.. Listoe offered the following rssolu-
tion, which was adopted:
We, the members of the Fergus Falls
Republican Kindred club, do resolve, that
in Charles F. Kindred the people of this
congressional district have a candidate of
whom they may we'll be proud; who will
If elected, stand independent of the Rail-
road, Millers and Pine Land rings, and
dare do what is right and what is for the
best interest of this district; and we pledge
him our warm support, and that We will
do our utmost and use all honorable
means from this till election day to ad-
vance the election Of our gallant young
leader, Charles F. Kindred.
At the close Of the reading of this reso-
luton all the members Of the club affixed
their names thereto and the meeting ad-
journed with three rousing cheers for C..
F. Kindred.
Daily globe., 1882-09-28
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Temperance Te.rt Books adopted at the
latiOn.
The regular meeting of the board of
education was held in the office of Presi-
dent Johnson yesterday afternoon, when a
goodly amount of business was transacted.
The first important matter brought up
was that of the temperance text books, as
advocated by Mrs. Mary Hunter, of Bos-
ton, several months ago.
Prof. Moore favored the admission of
the text books into the third and fourth
grades of the public schools.
The following resolution was then made
by DR.. o. j. Evans:
Moved, that Mr.. Boards text book be
INTRODUCED into either the third fourth of
fifth grades, as the superintendent finds
most advisable.
The motion was sustained.
The board authorized the purchase of
$50 worth of the books to be introduced
at the present term.
Prof. Hosrs explained that no text books
for the instruction in music had yet been
adopted. After an informal discussion
the matter of music books was Indefinitely
postponed.
Prof. Moore then introduced the fol
lowing resolution for the benefit of the
board, the same having been adopted last
year:
RESOLVED, That no pupil hereafter, un-
less by permission of the board Of educa-
tion, be admitted to the senior class of the
high school, until the branches Of study
prescribed for the hiUh school coursa nre-
vious to such admission, shall have been
satisfactorily completed.
After spirited discussion upon the
topic, it was voted to postpone further
action in the matter until the next meeting.
Prof. Moore reported to tho board the
appointment Of Miss s. Martin as teach
or in the high school.
After tho transaction Of considerable
other unimportant business the board ad-
journed.
Daily globe., 1882-09-28
CITY COUNCIL.
Proceedings Of the Special Meeting Held
Last Night.

Proceedings of the Special Meeting Held
Last Night.
An adjourned meeting of the city coun-
Gil was called to order by President Walsh
last evening, with all the members present
except Aldermen Eichhorn and Pillsbury.
The first business was communication
from the mayor, appointing Geo. Helm
rich patrolman, in place of John O'Con-
nors, dismissed, and Geo. Burt as special
policeman for duty at Highland park.
The appointments were confirmed.
communication from Col. McCrory, &C
companied by two letters, one from the
Brush Electric company, and one from
Thomas A. Edison, on the sub
ject of electricity as a
motive power, were read and the COM
munication referred to the committee on
railroads.
Several plats, petitions, etc., were read
and disposed of.
A warrent was ordered drawn in favor
of Geo. A. Plummer for $465.1O in COM
pensation for his damages by reason of
condemnation of land for Howthorne
park.
An immense budget of reports from the
city engineer was received.
The assessment rolls were next taken
up, read and adopted. This was the lar
gest part of the evenings business. Aid
Andrews, of the committee on street
grades and additions, reported back plats
of Cottage City, Western avenue and
Lake of the Isles additions, and recon-
mended that the plats be accepted. The
| report of the committee was adopted.
A second communication from the
mayor, appointing l.. G. Patten, Patrick
Walsh, William Dieke, Emil Larson, and
j. E. johnson special policemen, was read
and the appointments confirmed.
The sewer assessments were taken from
the table under the head of unfinished
business and passed.
| The gas ordinance was again presented
and passed as amended at the last meeting
Alderman Glenn offered a resolution
protesting against the city's continuing
Superintendent Tousley's salary during his
| absence, and was arguing the question
when motion to adjourn was carried
laying action thereon over till the next
meeting. Adjourned till Friday night.
Daily globe., 1882-09-28
BANKRUPTCY.

Heavy Failures IN New York and Indian.
apolis.
ONEw York, Sept s27-An assignment
for the benefit of creditors was filed to-day
in the county clerks Office by Duncan A.
Grant to John Gibb, with $4,000 prefer.
ences. Grant is lace importer on West
Twenty third street. He did large credit
business, and inability to collect bills and
the dull season are the cause Of the
failure. 1t is thought the assets will cove I
the Liabilities.
New YoBK, Sept. H.-John 8. futile,
who has an Office with Notebr oker Yollstt,
has assigned, He was ON Follett's paper
for nearly million dollars.
IND1AHAroLIs, Ind, Sept 27.-Jcssph
Erhleicb, clethier, made IN assignment
to-day. Liabilities, $50, 600; assets, prsb-
ably half that amount