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Old World News.
TEST VOTE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

LONDON, March 22.-In the debate I'm the house
OF commons last evening on MIR. Arnolds motion
declaring in favor OF equalization of borough and
county franchise, Mr. GOschen voted with the ma
jority against adjournment, although Mr. Glad
stone fntimated that division would be taken as
Indicative OF the opinion OF the house the main
question The majority numbered 1872 and the mi
nority Ia. The latter consisted OF conservatives
and IL Irish menberS- Mr. Goschen as hitherto
opposed county franchise The debate WAS ulti-
maiely adjourned by consent II is considered
that the above division has settled the question
that the regulation OF county franchise Is clearly
within the mission OF the present parliament
THE LINCoSsHIRE HANDICAP.
LONDON, March 22-This is the third day of the
Lincoln spring meeting. The race for the Lincoln
shire handicap, distance one mile, won by
Count f. DeLangrange's five years old chestnut
horse, Poulet The second place was secured by
Mr.. A. s. Crawfur1's five years old chestnut horse,
Master Waller, and third place 10y the same own
er'S five years Old grey horse, Buchanan.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
fva DIR. R. B. DoNAEpS0Nt hFpSfGt
las I.s removed his Office to DENTIST
- '' 1909 STREET NORTHWEST m22-1m'
"a DIR. J, HALL LEWIsi pEN+i,sr
Has removed his Office to
1909 STREET NORTHWEST. m221m'
T-Y DIR. H. M. scH0okEXs n4kE2sr
Has removed from 11ls Pennsyivsnia avenue to
1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NORTHWEST. m22- I'm
MEETING FOR MEN.-REv. ,JNO.
NAHsLF VIII preach sermon & ene9siVeay as d fqP
streets northwest. THIS (Wednesday}. EVENING, At
73O o'clock Come and hear him. he will do you coed /
G0HdEGE ER
Spring Course Of Lectures will begin on TEESDA1, 81 ,
Ha Isl It s ass If
EFs F#E Il tfSUad ss MhHSf fF RI
6sd at the Office Of the Company 1924 street on
April P0s oRen rHm = sH eGsk
y A NEW cs9,, IDEa E,IM EMBRACED IN ELHs'
Catarrh is cured by causing discharge and cleansing
not by drying up. The application is easy and agreea
BILE. Price so cents.
Apply into nostrils with little finger.
ELYS CREAM BALM has completely cured me of
Cstarrh of which have been afflicted ten years.
after trying almost every remedy recommended none
having proved so effective and thorough S. J. AIKEN
Wholesale Dealer in Boots and Shoes 143 Federal street.
Boston, Mass.
IT IS NO exaggeration. Ely's Cream Balm is a cure
for Catarrh, Hay Fever and Cold in head Many cures
have been made among ISy customers. No other rem
edy has equaled the Balm in good results. A. j.
ODENwELDER, Druggist, Easton Pa.
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A DBPAFCu fyum Wilmington, No, states fhaS
young woman named Oracle Ntlla living near
the oolfh Carolina line, on Sunday night af1Acko0
and knlDd girl named Jane Jackson. who haA
acCepted the addreeses OF young farmsr wh0 hn1
nnnnna1DnnoA hy Miss Mia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-22

the White House this morning.. Tie President re-
ceiyed them In body at noon. and shook hands
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~ PUBLIC VOICE.

A LIEN, BARKER CO.,
"A 324 W. Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd,
WILL HOLD THEIR REGULAR WEEKLY SALE
BOOTS AND SHOES
On FRIDAY. MARCH "a. commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK, xty days. credit,
Consisting Of
GOO cases and cartons al descriptions Of Boots and
Men's, Boys and Youths Extra Calf and Buff;
Full line Of New York. New England and city made
Ladies' Misses and Children's Goods;
Full line Ladies' and Misses Slippers &c &C. In22 2t
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TROY HERCULES OFFERING 10 FIGnr SULLIVAN
FOR g, 500 SIDE.-James Fox, the blacksmith's
het,er In West Troy, n Y, who, II rs alleged, with
a view OF demonstrating his great strength, re-
Gently drove IN the head OF barrel with his nsts,
expresses great anxiety 20 meet John l. sullivan,
the champion pugiist. Fox is believed 20 be the
unknown who is matched against Dtck Egan. the
Troy Terror, !" for goo SIDE. Fox is young, very
powerful, and displays considerable skill IN spar
ring He has issued challenge, stating his "wfl-
l1ngness 70 fight John L sullivan, champion, ac-
for So 500 side the night 20 take place SIX months
from the date OF the acceptance O my challenge.
II Sullivan refuses 70 accept then my challenge -
open for ANYBODY else. The money Is at hand, ana
II Sullivan viii accept forfeit win be Immediately
deposited IN order to bind the match"
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ooNFLc1INa RKroRrs .Borr Ir.


CHICAGO, ILL, March PA special dispatch to
the tribune from Bismarck, II. A., SAYS OF the acc
dent which occurred last night 1t Swectbriar, on
the Northern Pacific railroad :-' Nine men were
instantly killed and eleven injured. The cars
caught fire, and two men were burned alive. The
accident happened two miles east OF Swcetbrlar,
In place known rs Soap,tone Cut, at the cross
Ing OF Hart river. considerable portion ~ the
bridge gave way, but only a work tram WAS
wrecked. Jack SlmOnS who was Ia charge OF the
latter, Is known Black Jack The SNOW
plough which was ahead OF the wrecked train Is
now en- route 60 Mandan with the killed ana in
lured on board. The names OF the killed have not
been ascertained
clal courier 10 the Bismarck Tribune from Mandan
says only one man was hurt 10y the wreck, he hav-
Ing two ribs broken. The snow-pough crossed
the bridge safely but the work train We nt through
The passenger train stopped Just IN time 10 avoid
terrible catastrophe. The above Is from Official
sources
lIhe above dispatches are given In the order In
which they were received here. IL Is not certain
which gives the correct result OF the accident A
clear statement has been tClegraphed Ior.l
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District Government Affairs.

Building permits issued by Inspector Entwisle
G. l. Bradley, build bay window t. brick, corner
21St and r streets NV; $455. John r. Condor,
repair brick, corner 4th and II SITS. NV; 81 600.
Caleb Hawkins, repair frame and brick, 272i St.
NV; $780,
District Commissioner Morgan returned from
Annapolis last evening, where he had been to at
tend meeting OF the board of directors: also a
meeting o. the stockholders of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal company.
The cost of the alterations and changes to the
public school buildings, recommended by the
safety commission, to make them safe in case or
panic by fire, or otherwise, aggregates about
S5I 600.
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ELYS' CREAM BALM COMPANY,
III
MO- cost

moo cost Owego, New York.
r ~ COMPREHENSIVE NOTICED. C. .HAR-
l-@ RISON and j. w. LANSDALE have this day
dcng the Grocery Business in all its branches at S31
North Capitol street where they will be pleased to
their friends [m21-2t'l MARCH 20. 1882.
r - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HORTICUL-
~ TuRAL SOCIETY,-The monthly meeting will
be held WEDNESDAY. 22d instant, at German Hall,
m2I-2t' q A. BALL, Secretary.
e-S WELL. MASSEY ( co, IS EMULSION OF Con
LIVER OIL, with PEPsIN ard UININE has induced many
limitations 1t was made originally by c., Al. Co. for
of the most distinguished ysicans of New York.
process of manufacture Purchasers will confer great
favor by seeing that CAswFLL, MASSEY Co g sigma
ture is each bottle purchased. 1ll7 Broadway and
SIS Fifth avenue New York, and Newport RI. ISL
~ SAML S. SHEDD,
~ 400 Orb STREET NORTHWEST.
PLUMBING, FURNACES. RANGES, TIMING.
MANTELS AND GAS FIXTURES.
Jobbing in all of the above Branches.
EF-EsTIMAIEs FURNISHED FOR New Work. f8
r~ Z. F. BROOKS,
531 18th street, Corcoran Building,
Agency for Mitchell. Vance Il Co., New York.
Immense stock. Low prices.
Fancy Lamps, Shades.
Portable Gas Lights, &C., &c.
ta16 53l 18th street.
FSS FURNISH INDUSTRIES, NOT ALMS.-BE-
tS nevoent citizens of the District of Columbia who
approve of the practical methods Ct the Associated
Charities are urgently requested to give orders for
making Fine and Plain Ladies and GentlemenS Under
Clildren's Clothing Household Sewing Knitting,
Embroidery, Domestic Service, Washing by the hour
day, or any work woman can DO, to the WOman's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-22
A Republican Mayor Elected i'm Port.
land. Ne.

PORTLAND, Me-, March 22-The city council met
this morning and elected Charles +. Libby, repub-
lican, mayor. The vote stood: Libby, Is: Deer
lng, fusion, &; Littleield, temperance. 1. Mayor
Libby WIS qualfed at once, and began the delivery
OF his message.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-22

CAPTAIN A. A. SIxMs and Commanders H. L.
Howison and r. d. Evans have been appointed a
board, to convene at the Washington navy yard,
to consider the promotion Of Ensign l. X. Reyn-
OldS = s = -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-22

MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF YOUNG MAN.-The cor
Oncr or Philadelphia yesterday investigated the
circumstances attending the death Of j. II. Hare.
twenty-one years OF age. who expired az his home
on Sunday last. The father OF the deceased testa-
fed that the attending physician, Dr. A Hewson,
refused to give q certificate. Tire physician was
sent for and ne told the messenger that there was
something wrong. and that IL was scase OF white-
washing" p0stm0rtem VIII be held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-22

PERsoNAL-Representati Robinson, OF Ohio,
has gone home On ten days leave of absence
Rear Admiral Scott is lying SO critically III with
heart disease at his residence In this city, that hts
recovery Is not expected by his physicians
Count Won Beust OF the German legation, is in
New York on a yisit-A number OF prominent
business men OF Sterling, H., Are In town, among
them Mr.. ". A. Sanborn, the banker; d. j. Jennie,
editor OF the Sterling Gazette. and A. O. Smith and
b. G. Church, extensive manuflcturerR
The National Association Oi General Passenger
Agents opened It's annul convention In Now YORK
yesterday.
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The Marlin Case.

NEWARK, n. j., March 22-Chancell0r Runyon
has allowed a writ OF error I'm the Martin case.
The argument for a new trial VIII be made before
the supreme court in June. Meanwhile all pro-
ceedings for his execution next week are stayed.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Report cd for The EVENING STAR
ENAMI NATInN EnR WEST POINT II

Report cd for The EVENING STAR
EXAMI NATION FOR WEST PoINT.-Hon. John 8
Barbour having determined 10 offer his appoint
ment ut West Point To the successful candidate at
ex-Mayor X. Kemper, and Col. Theodore s. Flick
lin, OF the Washington Public School, held an ex-
animation this afternoon at the Potomac Acad-
emy. Among those from the upper counties who
went up to be examined for the csdetshp were:
w. S. Harris, James B lrbour, Jr., c. w. Dorsey,
and q. w. Carter. Tie result OF the examination
will not be known for several days
THE BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRS.-The board OF
supervisors OF Alexandria county held a meet
ing at the old court house this morning. The re
port OF Dr. Meade, OF the Washington health Office,
concerning the smallpox at Freedman's village
was presented and discussed. An order Will be
made to secure the vaccination OF all persons un-
protected there.
Y. NJ. C. AssoCIArToN.-The association met last
night at the classroom OF the + church. II. w.
IBeadle occupied the chair and John Cogan was
secretary. hessrs Hartley and Simms were
elected to membership. II was agreed to renew
the gospel tent meetings this spring. and all mefn
bers who desired 70 take part were requested TO
give their names TO James Entwsle, general secre-
taTy. IL was resolved to continue the Sunday
prayer meetings at the First Presbyterian church
alternately In the various churches renewed
interest and large attendance at the prayer meet
ing was reported, and after routine reports the
association adjourned
REPORTERS NOTEs-A number OF Alexandrfans
visited the schoOl-ship Portsmouth, while she was
in the harbOr here She sailed at O'Clock this
morning library and personal e;tlte OF g.
the benent OF his creditors-Nrs. joseph Young,
who was some time ago paralyzed at her home on
Royal street. near the city market, has now recov-
cred sufficiently TO 20 about
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Distressing Reports from the Flooded
Region.

SHORT RATTONS-DEAD STOCK POISONING THE AIR.
Register Bruce this morning received letter
from Greenvi!le giving vivid description OF the
condition OF the flooded country and the sufferers.
All the country north AMI east Of the YaZoo river
Is one vast sheet OF water. At Stoneville the
water runs through the streets and over the public
road at least two feet deep. catfish weighing
houses in that country are built mostly from three
to four feet from the ground. and the people are
still living in them, with SkiffS to bring their pro-
visions and wood. Above Greenvlle the people
are camped on the levees and In the gin houses.
The failure of the cotton and corn crops in that
section have teft the people without money.
The great question is that of subsistence. The
rations issued SO far amount to very little. On the
11th OF March only \ pounds OF pork were issued
still smaller on the next Saturday. 1t is sad
sight to ride over the country and see the people
or starving around the camps. Their carcaSses
are poisoning the air enough to breed peStilenCe,
a1r oSae OF ons tb Q. mules H ana
There Will be terrible suffering along the trfDuta-
ries OF the Yazoo for the people have no levees to
fee to or other place Of safety There is immediate
speedily.
MORE RAr1oNs ORDERED.
The Secretary of War has ordered 2OO, coo rations
to be sent to Memphis for the flood sufferers in
Mississippi, 100000 to New Orleans, s0,0C0 to
Helena, Arkansas, end 10000 to Charleston,
Gayoso and New Madrid, Missouri, each.
Senator Teller and the Interior Depart
lnents
WHAT HE SAYS AND WHAT OTHERS SAY-MR CHAP
FEE FIGURES IN THE NATTER.
The report that Senator Teller OF Colorado, Is to
be appointed Secretary OF the interior was freely
circulated at the Capitol yesterday STAR reporter
asked Senator Teller about It. He replied 1t is
all CANNON; there is nothing in it; l have no am
btion in that direction" In spite of Mr. Teilers
era VIII IN holt
been selected TO succeed Secretary Kirkwood
Their theory is tiat the chief purpose OF Mr.. Tel
ler's appointment is to create vacancy in the
ence has booked Mr.. CaafTee for the Secretaryship
OF the Interior, but leading Colorado republicans
have stOutly opposed this appointment In case of
Mr.. Teller's appointment to the Cabinet the va
cancy thus created in the Senate would be filled by
the governor OF Colorado, and 1t Is reported that
hka foo
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LNORD'S.-GEO. THATCHER'S MINSTRELS.
PAR EXCELLENCE OF MINSTRELSY.
CROWDED BY THE ELITE OF THE CITY.
Press and Public Both Say that il is
Press and Public Both Say that il is
Press and Public Both Say that it is
The Best Minstrel Band that has appeared here.
The Best minstrel Band that has appeared here
The Best Minstrel Band that has ever appeared here
The Best Minstrel Band that has appeared here
The Best Minstrel Band that has ever appeared here
THAI ,,-Ii GHER,S RS FIRST ApPEARANSE Pr. Ran GREETED
BOUNDED APPLAUSE.
nPIpHSHrEFKIi SfG AAp S1MM3ESD
THATCHER MATiNkk SATURDAY All 2.
Monds Evening, March 2I
The Be&utii md ACconili- he'd Artiste,
NILE. kHEA,
In her great imlersonation of ADRIENNE. mo-
GRAND CONCERTI
~ Under the AUSPICES of the Members Of the late
Arion Quartette Club and Lincoln Post No. B. G. A.
H. for the beneht OF the widow and children OF the late
LOUIS MORELL,
by the Washington Either Club Double Quarette of the
Apollo Club. Misses Eva Mills and Nellie Eichhorn.
slessIs. Fred. Knoop, tInl Holer, Mr.. h. Rakeman,
AT LINCOLN HALL,
THURSDAY, MARCH 3d. Commencing at p.
Adm ission, so Tickets for sale the principal
gss street northwest NO extra charge for reserved
eeats. to he had at Metzerott Co.'S m2l-3t
TESTIMONIAL CONCERT
MISS CARRIE '. K1DwE1L
MISS FLoRfNcE ENC K1DwEI1.
FRIDAY EvENfNG. MARCH 2irH. AT s O'CLOCK
Miss Eva Nils, NINE kaspar
Mrs. Jennie True, Mrs. Powell /,
Miss MoxOn. Miss tiIlbert
The Apollo Club, MIR. F. N. Pearson,
Prof. kaspar, Mr. kubel,
Tickets for sale at Netzerotts. 90 cents including re-
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ALLEGED INTIMIDATION BY ETRIKERs-A tele-
residence OF J. Hickey, watchman at the Etruscan
Works, was visited recently by gang OF rufiians,
who pelted tire house with St0nfS, breaking the
windows, and otherwise damaging the property.
young man who boarded with Hickey Joined the
strikers at the Phoenix Iron OOmPany's Works, and
went out with them. He afterwards returned 10
work, and for this Hickey Was blamed. The young
man in question was the recipient OF note, writ
ten in q scrawling hand, notifying him that II he
did not leave PhRnixviile by Tuesday his cofiin
would be sent around to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-22

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Saunders, Rollins, vanWyck, Saw
yer and Logan, Representatives, valentine, O'Neil,
Harmer, Caswell, Houk. Aldrtch, Chace, Pound,
Camp, Bingham, DezendOrf. HtArce and Skinner
and General Schenck.
THE SARATOGA has left Boston for Newport,
Rhode Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-22

~ JAKE BUDD, Manager
MONDAY, March 2o-En2seeinent Extraordinary!
HYDE & BEE MANS Star Specially Company. Wat
eon AID EIis John and Louie Til, Martes, in num-
Der; Miss Clara Moore, McRvoy and Rogers, Alfred
Lston Miss Alice Hutehings. concluding With the Fun
MEET of all AfterIieces. entitled Dutch and Irish
Wrinkles. Matnees Tuesday and Friday. m2O
DROP, DANFORTH, OF NEW YO1K
II Gives very interesting Concert Every Evening,
in the studio" at Drivers 1343 Pennsylvania avenue.
Gentlemen fond of good singing here spe "a a
pleasant evening. mlS-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-22

THE SMUGGLERS
l. AT LINCOLN HALL.
SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 25TH.
Complimentary Benefit rendered Messrs.
VANCE AM SDUSA,
by Gen W. T. Sherman, Hon. John T. Miller. Hon.
j. Foyd hing, and other Uut,ic men and leading Cit
Eens- THE SMUGGLERS viii be given en- this occa-
prior it throughout the Union. he
Fanny Wentworth Miss Eva Mills, Mr.. J. h Rennie
Er. john U. Pugh, Mr. L. p seibold and Ar. L. J.
Nhirple supported by the magnincent chorus of the
Washington Cper@tic Association. who have generously
Volunteered for the occasiCn- Costumes from Esvee
New oEk. CoIlet orchestra and every attention to
cet1Ds, ins UrDg finished reduction, Admission rs
eeIts tickets for sale by members of the Washin on
CIeratc Association Reserved seats 81; to be bad at
Elns' Music after Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-22

r1D DIR. r. B. DONALDSON,
L-s DENTIST,
Has removed his Office to
1909 STREET NORTHWEST m22-1
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24
NOTICE.

The following list Of real estate property
situated IN Ford County, Kansas. orr whicI
the ,axes due thereon for the year 1881 re-
main unpaid to September 7th, viii be sr.b-
iecs to sale q provided by Law, and accord
ingly 90 much Of each tract OF land or town
lots described in said list e may be necessary
for that purpose, will on Thur-isy, SeP,em-
Der 18th next, and the next succeeding days.
be -old BY me At Public Auction at my oIhee
IN the court house, ip Dodge City, Kansas.
for taxes and charges due thereon Tor the
year 1881.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24
SFEAREVu.LE TTElfs.

JIM. Leidigh and daughter Dora de-
parted on Thursday Of last week on pleas
ant tour to Colorado Springs sod Denver.
The members Of the NJ. E. church met
at the school nouse Saturday last and
elected board Of trustees and appointsd .
building committee.
Mrs. Frank Codman accompanied BY her
mother. Mn Stanton. Who had just arrived
from Los Angeles, Cal, departed for Dsni-
son, lows, on . visit to friends.
]. E. vsnvorhis and his father and
brother Of Mononeshsles City, Pa, made .
hssty visit to this placs the 6us Of this
week.
JIM. vsnaken, rsilroad agent 1t Pavsss
Rock, uncle Of Mr.. sad Mra J. W. Cole,
vas here Tuesday Of this week visiting the
above named parties.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

The Globe has not yet expressed itself on
the political situation. We know the
Globe is = thoroughbred and displays the
Republican ticket at Its masthead. but We
are interested in knowing how the Globe
feels on ST. John, the colorsd candidate and
the woman's suffrage question. Frost is a
candidate for county atrornsy and this lack
Of political display msy be attributed to
that carse. II the editor lie sincere in nail
ing the ticket at the masthead, he ought to
give some expression Of sentiment Why he
does 40. The mere display Of his flag may
be truce. We accord to him good mo-
tives. 1t isn't time for him to put in. The
canvass 10 not warmed up yet.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

The smallpox patient who was thirty
days in charge of the comfy on Saturday
last was discharged by DR.. McCsrty, the
physician attending him. The patient had
q severe attack of the loa,hsome disease but
entirely recovered. We saw him in the
postoffce Saturday evening snd his face and
body we're considerably marked. The young
man was from Gainesville. Tex. He left
that country with cattle for Ne. Mexico.
He wss taken sick at Coolidge, Kan, from
whence he was brought here Tor treatment
The disease proved to be smallpox and the
patient was placed in tent some distance
away from the poor house. where he vas
kindly cared for by the county authorities
He was provided with q railroad ticket and
money and sent 10 his home in Texas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

According TO the announcement made in
the churches Sabbath evening number Of
the christian ladies of this city, also by invi-
taton Bro. Blanton and Hart, met at Sister
Huetes', on Military Avenue, Tor the pur.
pose Of organizing Ladies' Union Prayer
meeting. Sister Cartwright vas appointed
to conduct the services Of the evening. She
read those portions Of scripture pertaining
to woman ministry as found in the four
gospels and then invoked Gods blessing
upon the meeting. Il WA agreed that the
next meeting be held on Wednesday even.
ing at Sister Armstrong; and that lady del.
eeated TO lead the meeting
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24
Teachsr's Examination.

An sxsninatios Of applicants for teach
ess' licsnss will b. held in the school house
q Dodes city % Ssptsabsf I and g On
Fridsy, Sspsemb9 ], conmepcins ut p
n, a sxanination vii b nsds In philos-
oyhy. physioloGy ed book-kespiDg. On
Saturday, Sspssnbss Z. c'ansncing sf ..
n, IN exaninatioa vill b made 10 all the
bssncho required iur . eecood and third
gr,ds csssi6case. J. WHnAxxH.
Supt Pub. LA, Ford Co, Kan.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

The Signal Ofices were surprised one day
last week with visitation Of goats. The
nannies and their kids sscended the stairs
while the operators were abeent. Some
letters belonging to one of the men were
chewed up by the elder nannies.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

wild horse hunter at Garden City JUST
in from the range reports seeing several
punches Of buffalo around the lake,. some
thirty miles to the northwest, in one Of which
he counted nearly 200 head. A party went
out on the hunt.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-08-24

George s. Emerson is the happisst man
in the city. A young gentleman visited his
house on Friday morning last and the young
man has concluded to make Georges house
his home. Mother and boy are doing we'll
and 10 ia the father.