davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
aaben &srSeinoaoane

SpprgsmaaI: Raar os buor be-
8gR6te ben forite Serubaue2
Raar % buOr bgsssbss ben fsrite
0ompbaoO suer 0ampffi6, Os buOrben
SiaLbt bets fsrite Gut?
.. 8. g.
&c 3top, Minn.
Suar: II Sen fsrfte fsrre Seruz
bane o~uLd9bss / 1875 fra Stottou i'll
Darlington I @rsUftabstD DURHAM, guss
lamb; bette uar BEN fsrte, Der auusnbs
tss til PsriOns8 sfo0rtng, til transport
af @obs 6uUbe man aIIsre6e tibIieere
5oft ufuIbtomre Gauer / Bet Smaa.
p Tsrite Sang man Bsrer Gale ON
Damp Tom 0riUtraft for Stibe er
1913, ba en- Raptein be @arap 1T ct
mea StOuIbiuI Wbitpret Gartsi til at
bsUG9s Jig, iom bet 5ebber, peb 5ieIp
at zen RiebsI ulsb Opuarmst ganb.@
ira 1907 tan IA essntLis ferit fise,
at bet fsrfe rirteIigs 0ampItib tom
iftan6, os ben, Der siorbe bette Neiters
itptte, par ameritanersn Sutton / Reu
0ort, Der byggebe 6urtOist @gIerrtont"
Paa 100 Cons Og us6 bette tiIbages
Iagbs afitunbeu fra Rem gort til als
bang % tiI6ass paa 80 Gimer.
pr. RsSattsr: Seq gar LAT / "Dss
cornb: Soften ON en- 0Obebog for
4ccor6eOn. Bill Ds pat iaa iuiIb %
ii8e mig, buor leg tan faa ben, os
6uab ben tofsr.
@b. g. Sarfab.
0ouaeup, Stsusfs &c., Wiun.
Spar: Howe's Guide for accorz
beou sr BEN bsbfts, ri tisnbsr. Den
toitsr 50 Gents. Practical Violin
School er en- COB Bog til at Iare at
ipiae gipliu sfter. Den foiier rs
Geuts. gssse bisie er tiIiaIss pos
.. 6. gsterien, 0seOrdb, Soma.
5r. $. u. SoBniOn, @sff goint.
gosen Ruub GBronbien er for
IRuge itbeu ubiOIst. StaaIiS torIi
er ttliaIss. so6t iubbunbeu for rs
Ss fOrsurist auertisisuisntst
t bette Drummer.
I'll u. 8.
Sabadilla Seed. gu Roppemnftne
Coupling instrument), taIbt Scarifica-
tor, uleb 10 gIabe, tan erboIbss Dos
be iforre 0rusgiitsr I be fieite gper;
Der faar man ben for 5000, os lag
gas 6srtiI 25 Gents, pil pi beisrqe ben
tiebt og aHenbt til DEM frit pr. gra
preis.
Eli CIR. g.
Grbeibe tan piitnot en- bui6 Monb
faa peb Banana, men Rlintats Spas
oou1rse CT aImiubeItse, 2snuen lite Iars
oeIes tor, os Reiien bsrnsb toitbar.
SpprgsmuaI: StaI 6uIene paa
en- Tarm ffGtfRttes uisb 2anbet sIer
iom personal property.
u. .. 80.
Suar: 6uis Suieue og 2anbet siss
af famine 8erion, ffatiattss be aIbria
Iom personal property.
SpsrgsmaaI: s buiIte garstaI.
% / buis Resisrtnsstib furetom be 10
tore 6orfsIseIier, Der ere reeuebe at
bare uGrst forte imob be gbrifue?
Guar: y timber Rsro (2ar GAY.
D 0omitian (95), Graian Qo7),
usarcus aureItiis (l67 % IN, Sens
Seusrus (2O3l, Woriminus
Sbror (235l, Dsetls (249), 8aIertan
l257, aureIiau (875), os OiocIstian
/. Gil buiIten Officer itaI MAJ,
a%enusnos FIG, nuar man utI saa inh I
2. Ran en- Tor. Staters SoIbat
ub af grmssn, mar ban bebaaer?
3. 6aar en- Solbat aIe Be RIRber,
ban be5suer2
4. gr SoIbateus 9en ben famine
baabe ! 6rsbstib % | Rris?
Suar: /. 9enpsnb Dem til @es
neral S9ofsIbs recruiting officer I
gb!casO.
9 Rsi
8 Os 4. 9sn1sn sr slS ON Waas
nsoen og rations for be to fsrits Gar.
forbeies 2snnsn Iibt til bpert
aar os efter 20 aars Gisnefe er BEN
s2l ON Uiaansbsa. Oct er Ianbiuns
ltst, at ben uiIos bIius forbsist | arisss
tiS,
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

uotommsu Ct:
[ @UeQer@eimen.
original Tooeue al 8. u. Sofs,
Som. til "5usmanbs.5 utttn".
SneboIe tapittlpis

SnepoIe t0pttetott
Rpbugesrliuet / ameritd - Ge gIItenbe
pad 6eoemdrteu - Zen misiorfaaeoe Fors
lopeIie - Qiiteo. On ulst Gaabe - uos
paubring - GUN tommgr eiter - 6erhes
Ianbs R6rntter tomHsr frem - goIo blaus
Der fa | RirtefribsH og uhfsbts al Ute=
Hi9be6eu - CT turmerliet SamIiu - golb
foriuiuber, % QUIET bT2nSsr - CT mt
Ree Riper SettlsmsHt - On ftrRtteliu
OueripemmeIie - On bsif uluttelia gute
- Organization af Reut9btb, oe Rtrte
5ueees - Qgsnter iom 9an6epIoee - Gu
"Stortatie" meo 10 Rauus - Ct firbs.
Ipast S~fopmenusfs - Rirtslie Splittelie
oe ubuage - Stopmsuneltet bIiuer after
Tcnneits. Sturtefreesr - On gntss Cora
% Sammsr paa I'm Wtanbs Gran - On
lamb Ben / Rsoeu - ct lumitt Worb -
gnten arrsfsres Tom uist0ntt-9 10 Smaa:
bsrn iporlst foruuubu.. Torbsr On
forporpeu uueeut - en- "Storiarmer" /
Reo Riper Tdlsu - De to Smuabsrrs
GpboIb bIanbt 9u5iausrns 9nten os be
Smaa 'aar after fin Sribte - "Storfors
Hsreu" Tom Sorbrpbsr og Sturt - CT
rebEomt Ssubosslip - ct qauifss giIbe -
On aIuorlie Qr1bitsu - CT Gisnipn -
@arre os pRrre - litter Barptb - On
@aass Isf grlbspisIis = Soriouins.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
Ora @afbin8tou.

Ssnator WanheriOu bapoe forlsbsr
Dag en- SamtaIe meb arissminifereu
ansaaenbe SnbianeruroIisbeberne / Reu
WeritO % gri3Ona. 9an forslos, al
Der buerues ct Bar &esimenter beitaa:
enbe ubeIuttenbe af Settlsrs | 8siten,
Der er tienbt meb Snbianernes Sriss.
maabe. De piIbe bIipe tommanberete
at Sfficerer fra ben rssuIGre arme.
5sntmob 1000 SoIbater bar | bet iibits
aar forfuIst bisie bIobtsrftiss apu9es
Snbiausre / be nGitsu ufremtoumeIiss
Siersssne. De bar mprbet fsre Sum
brebs SettIers % sbsIast mesen gisus
bonn. Der sr fun 10 apa9ss6risers
isien | be Gorsuebe Stater, men bet Ell
meset uanitsIist at funse benz, ba be
uGiteu ~bsitaubis er / SspGssIie.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Sinansminttter Waunins bar inbs
taIbt 10 Riuioner Dollars | be 5ores
nebe Statsrs 8 8rocsnt Bombs, oer
nil blipe betalts ben lite Ssbruar.
Otter ben Glib bGrer lite bisie Sonbs
Rente, ielpom be lite inbISies. Del er
nu ousr ct aar, itbsn Der ct betaIt
noget paa ben oifeutIiSe @ieIo.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
GOr Sl.G1

stsotabsgpteu" os "geo sIrnsn" ct
ROW AMERICAN POPULAR DC
sNARf e SHssaIb pea gss avusus Du'
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

pr. RsSattsr: Seq BAR LAP / "Dss
corab: Soften ON en- RO6ebos for
accorbeoH. Bill 9s pare iaa fuiIo Os
it8e mig, buor leg tan faa ben, Os
buab ben foiter.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
S1.65.
q. IumnSiem,
5secr6b, SOMA.

rore promte. SoSer
for lite aarsans at
|Seeprab. Soften"
5ur SE.g5
"7uuraS. Gotten" Os "geS grHen" for
In G=t ca al usSsuier Haputt grGuissSs gtr:
sor @aaAmeI % ttn9.
SHh5oIb:
aG tiirt. TortzItHg.
(rnts sprbpIS til ge0en.
hst hangers 6prIposIis. 8OrtGIiEs.
tsHisutpts Sast.
b,trairIisbeo.
b tatratr. T~ort1ltEs al Nsg. blauaE
b sisrntbiioris.
fsnattns Barn. Vi F3Hrit StGaIs SdsHsr.
PtEit gah0r RagHe. 6oTtaliHs.
, rsnSpmmsIis SisIie. TOrtnItHs.
StHtfrRShust til Siumartsn.
II. misunderstanding.
p5HtHssH paa ]Sropbatteu, ErRt Of EtIgbous
tens yr9 for $50 Gar then.
% Gu al SpiritismCns 2tppttIst.
BIT % eieufuaDet, &eUtHt.
faisiS I gauslauo.
tftiagIsns.
tlEt Siselere 90 5afeuipiusre
s.irs SGmiIieu. I'll 3. 3. 5ussmGn,
3 sF5asn.
Ful BURMA. Cist. VI RHHsbsrs.
ld%Egpentsr.
1asaHocrifc sac. IF 4. G. au6srisH
ntrut SiuuIarfeu. lSisFuH,rnss Gammsr,
hNG Et5Osrs Og SHbrstHins 8usitBauosIsu -
ESsI Pr1tsr I EiHnarssR.
saasa Sonapartes Remofrer.
H saEmsI. TortGuius al CART stIar.
%. Gu SDIft Sort9ninser.
SubboIs:
aA Stabtiis. On TsrtGqius til at IL Of.
Ia %crtsHs 60. Ga H0rioH sanit GOrtaliHs.
NiSAts:RafiHsH. On poIt 5ortalins.
il". ez !isn VaHsE 5OTtaatHs fra ben fSh,
sszs, sis.
ifis 4 Epreruss eip. en- farb,Iss EipIis Sill
sa7s CT tisi' inaa tutsrssiaHtt Sgr.
70 2ettu. Tist.
FHl0SditssSiSsit gGrbg. en- mgrisn Jor.
1-irs.
lSsHit Sest. eftr bet ens,IF,.
lRSeHitt @isuipa. O. iUtuf. saga.
aifH. T~otaliug.
me % Snser. Gist Of Ssrssn Rot.
PaHs s'rresaarSsn. Gu iansfarsis GortzuiHs
N ~tl,uartsEs
IlnatSs o. The Horse and its DiCsaSsS.
s'ti H7itts sos ,oI rarmsrs og ansrs. Der be,
rR S@t ts; 5ahs5lb poa Bts arusnI SmiIas.l
GOr Sl.2O
"stsotabs pphsn" pg ''gso arnen" ct
'si s7~I'aieH9df 70. of 5esorabsg oHsns
FaaliHstr. lss SiSsr. SutbuuSsu. &c SHss
"a, sIa.
5Or SIPS
"attstab:gpaen" % ''geo arnen" 1t
~ 1H a~inssuicr uavut, ssssr iaobpnens;
s's Sammel oe ting.
sftsn:sGsnina,
Tn Sglit SortGatn
tar
IRn Srlitrus Saqlige Miprgens %
"-1sasit sui 90 Snuge. Siltgcmes fun
s-.t alsagitr corr uSuaiaie Sibelfproa. Gil
H'l8t RErinrs SphpgstIit. ai Thomas
ss~AN' NstrEa sttE en- gaEm,I aboa0t. SaS'
''s'a ~ssHsrss.
GOr S1.65
Sssotabsgofteu" % ''geo giruen" #
Noy AMERICAN POPULAR DC
~aai sIsstt
GOr $l.7s
"s'"tshRsets" O. "Ess Rsxss"a
sa q s,,rsIsr al "gsssgssss ,sa Sal
q hssha ksasn irs sQsttsr al bet iss.
NJ SEAS Q. SEiii. sOssr u - eissr,
|sIius,ilssIsia liza SzAsuasss ! esss'
for SE.SI
ssts'abspohsn" o. a.geoaraen" 1t
sszsIar al soro cafbarus sstre.
sH,,r e'SHs5osh EGa gse arasHs DmIIas ss
s 'ls % 5PSSfaIo 1 Etcuu.ntrrs ga.
tp1,, y s'a'ia. gftstIpsrafIer iHbtasss for
'a't ssD Orb rtgua for en- ssui,.
sc,a, o''aaottna. Raar en- Nboun.ut suF,r
'''as'ayHa hen t~isItstt, asr,ss, opsir,S
baFS'spfn oil usutIt, mar Gib,u ,r uh,. 9Gs
BE De- .i'' % isas iHs paauRt, bits o, Frss.
- 'unsptsr BIsa IvSI,ns, u,i.o,,o ssr,s,,:
tn iasSoE Ea0,s.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
l. Gu SDIft Sort9uinser.
6or SI.2O

y "sttusab. pOhsn" pg Deb arnen" ct
,'Ei s7t!'aieH9dr no. Of 5eeorab.g items
s"aulHstr. lSS Sibsr. SnsbuHSsn. &c Suss
=. SO arasns CmiIus sH,r I tn uubsn SpaIt,
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Spgrg5maaI: Raar os buor be-
9gn6te ben fsrlie Serubaue2
Raar % buOr ~bgssebss ben fsrite
DampbaoO sIsr Qampiti6, Os bUOrben
8iaLbt bets fsrits Gur2
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
NOr Sissy

SH0'absp ohea" Os 'ageoarnen" 1t
ssEslar At soro oafbarus sstrs.
ISEnr e'SHsSogt TGa gse agasus DmIIas 81.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
I'll 81. g.

Gil gbr. g.
arbeibe tan piitnot en- bpi6 Waub
taa peb Banana, men RIiuatsS pss
bourue CT uImtubeItse, 2snuen lite iars
oeIes tor, Os Reiien bsrnsb toitbar.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
Gor &H.7s

s'esssssRsRts" % "sss Esxss" d
- sttrslsr al "gsssEssRs pee Sal
fsiHa haHsn fra sRsttsE 81 BET 1876
"a .nSSs 9. SEiit. s0srz TT 80 CHER,
kIs.s'tltsisiu G.M SzAsnasss l Ssss'
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

,~ls % 9eSSfaIo / Gtcnu.ntsrs ga.
tpi !, s'a'ih' SttstipsrsiIsr iHbtGsss for
aaiI. CTR OH rtouss far an 9tui,.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

0ouaeup, Stsueiis &c., Winn.
Spar: Howe's Guide for aecOrz
beon CT BEN bsbits, ri tisnbsr. Den
toitsr 50 Gents. Practical Violin
School er en- COB Bog til at Iars at
iptae 8ipItu otter. Den foifer rs
Geuts. 8ssse btsie er tiIiaIss pos
9. 6. 9sterien, Decorob, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
6or SIPS
''' SaamcI 90 ting.
sftsa: sGsntns,
Tn Sglit SortGain GET.

roal Srtittls Oaglige Mprgen. og
-lsasi Emf % saugs. Siaigrmes fun
~. alsaSitF cVsr uSualats S~ibslfprOs. Eli
sns'isI RErinr' G~phpgstIir. ai Thomas
LnH' os'rEa sf,gE tn aaER,I abpaUt. Sas'
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

tl65, shisr stsd iVhItns, n~sisstis abrssi,:
Dug n % Stat. ismt p. o. Boz tl,r
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

sh,t, o''aaertHa. Ruar tn nbOun, int suf,r
-as'a.H hen t~ibIistr. asr.s, opetpti
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

SpsrgsmaoI: StaI 5uiene paa
en- Tarm ffdtiGttss uleb Qanbet suer
ION personal property.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

hsgT'sssH pti usviIt,Haar Gib,u IT ub,. sGs
he rs,, s- @ isHs iHh paunyt, ssts o, Frsz'
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

SpsrgsmaaI: s buiIte 2larstaI,
og / huts Resierinsstib foretom be 10
ltore TorfsI9eIier, Der ere resnebe at
bare pGret forte iuob be gbrifne2
Suar: y timber Rsro (2lar GAY,
. Somittnn (95), Graian ClO7),
Marcus 4ursIils (167 os 177) Seps
tinltas Ssusrus (2O3), Wariminus
error (235l, 0setls (249), 8aIertan
ESQ, aursIian (a75), Os 0iOcIetian
(3O3-3lI.)
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
ylsrsae
Rationale A0ueuer.

S~nbbpIb:
RsSbtItstHs srns. Original J~srtaIIins fra en-
nsrf aitISsyss - saest. On surtrItHs fra stl.'
nart.n, sruat,i pas Tn sirtsIis atIsras,Iis sast'
asssnsftsa. Gs Isrs.Its iut,rssisnt B~srtsIIiss fra
ltlsnsrsstanttn
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

u. D. We.
Spar: 9uis Suieue os 9anSet sies
al famine 8erion, i~fatiattss be aIbria
Tom personal property.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

~ ,"l's % 9soSfaIo l Gtuunsnttrs ga.
atrl s'asia. gftstIpsraIIer iubtasss for
'a'I sgB OH rtguss for en- esui,.
sb,a, d'taHsttae. Raar tn nbOuh,ut snF,r
''-as'a, Haa Ten t~tbIistrt asr,ss, upetrti
kaHS'SPPfn oil usutft,naar Gib.u Ct ub,. 9Gs
hs rp,, E+a @ lsas tHe pauRss, bits Dc Frsz.
tbCf, e'a'ft stsd iEbitns, nsiasiis gbrtsit:
lsss. n li' % Stat. ismt p. o. Boz ta,r
'a'soz Ea0,s.
r.. eiF sda Re I Postal Notes, Money
aAs;a =, see Letters Tier gsrIsr. Local Checks
9 Ia ssr, 'ls SdaIius. ba Ui moa i,nbs BEN
a'saE !, " &c asitsbt, paa, for gou.ttioH, Os
~, Sua y Gents. @Ism tfts at Iass,
ssaass anf'titH sIsr gtrI.u iue / gr,ptt.
~aoaars II it,t uagh u,rt ,us s5 as.
e's a = i'HSt I aIminssIte. ss.ss Tan
's'stg Nh - a~HlporIis. Oct Baus,r. at iaasss,
'' Eas 5tign.
slEGi, 'ssiUt fit Rapu. bog N, for ~.
''''as'u iaa fsrlansss.
Sasas ''aiuss til ,uBU.s ait a, Gar.i. o.
-" tie sa Gts. SubsetuItus F,r.
u, !. ststsa, s,,S.1 .---
~'ii. ., k,.I aa SHbiitas, asinranr,. Sn.
~ AhnNN
Mll.1a
9o,,Ls 9iusr
<Sss'u 4 sstn,. q. @t1ttt.
~ssst, len essIsFstt % aaat sip.rt.
sRspt9l
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Sabadilla Seed. gu Roppemaftine
Coupling ~instrument), taIbt Scarifica-
tor, ueo 10 gIaOe, fan erboIbes Dos
be itsrre 0ruggiter | be feife 9per;
Der faar man ben for 5000, og lag
gas osrtiI rs Gents, uiI ui bsisrss ben
ti0bt o9 aHenbt til DEM frit pr. gra
preis.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

SHe5oIb:
Sat tiirr. TortaItH3.
krnts sorboIO til zsoeu.
hsr hangers ]SpflposIie. 8OrtalsEs.
EIieatot= Sast.
tntrsaiulisbeo.
stghratr. ToEt11lEs al Nsg. bIauas
b Sisruthiioris.
f'RatrHs Barn. vi F3urtt StaaIs SdsHsr.
BtHIt gatpr RapHe. 5oTtGIiHs.
b rcuSommtIis gisIie. TortagtHs.
T SiHtsrRShust til Siumarfen.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-30

place. 1t Is said that the pretties girls
in the city live along here, but young
men in other sections scoff at the idea,
and will smite you hip and thigh if you
assert It.
DOWN TO THE ARSENAL.
The ride along the edge of the
Smithsonian grounds is particularly in
viting, especially about dusk. You
pass in full view of the Monument an
various public buildings down here,
and the scene on the river and over on
the hills is beautiful. The last change
is at Four d.a.half street, where you
take the car for the Arsenal This is
quite resort now, the spacious
grounds and walks Offering special In.
ducements for people to come down at
sunset. You will arrive there just as
the big, red sun drops behind Fort
Myer and the evening gun booms out
across the waters and stirs the reed.
bird from its nest on the flats. On
these fine moonlight nights, especially
such night as Wednesday was, the
groups of young people are numerous
on the walk along the rivers edge,
where the big trees afford friendly
respite from the moons inquisitive
peering.
There Is really no describing the
amount of pleasure, instruction and
amusement to be derived from ride
over the various lines with twenty. five
cents worth of tickets.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-30
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS,


The bullet has been extracted from the
shoulder OF Clark, the car driver who was
shot by colored rough.
Mr.. Robert Beall, 405 Pennsylvania
avenue, sends to THE CRrrrc the September
number of 81. Nicholas, the young folks
universal favorite.
Mary Stickney, colored woman, fell
from second story window in Seaton alley
yesterday while asleep, and was badly in.
iured about the head and body.
"A meeting of the board Of trustees Of
the proposed Catholic University will be
held in this city next month to make final
arrangements for the commencement of
work on the building.
The buffalo calf that has been tied to a
tree in the Smithsonian grounds died some
days ago from eating too much clover. The
animal was captured by Mr.. Hornady on
his trip in Montana.
VIM. Fisher Of Alexandria, while on
his way to this city last night, fell from
the train near the Long Bridge and was
badly injured about the head. He was
brought to the depot and was found to be
drunk. He claimed that the conductor
showed him off the train. The conductor
denies the charge.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock market opened dull
this morning but firm, and on some buy
ing of Texas Pacific and Pacific Mail on re-
ports that the Continental pool
troubles would soon be settled, prices ad
vanced to per cent. by ll;30. This was
lost In the next hour on selling, said to be
Tor the account of Western parties. The
lowest figures of the morning are now cur
rent. Money 5d7 per cent. Exchange
steady, 4sll@4s4I. Governments firm.
Currency 6's, 1875 bid; AS, coupon, 1893
bid; 4ls, coupon, Ill bid.
Petroleum.
B. X. Plain & Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following Oil quotations.
Closed Saturday, 6l; opened to-day, CIT;
highest, 6l4; lowest, COZ 2:15 p. M, 6l5.
Chicago Markets.
The following summary is by B. X. Plain
& Co., st. Cloud Building, Ninth and +
streets:
The Washington critic., 1886-08-30
COURT RECORD,

POLICE CouRT-Judge Harper.-Frauces
Butler, dsorderly conduct; 50 or 10 days.
Perry straitner, profanity; $40 or 30 days.
Annie Willis, colored, loud and boisterous:
personal bonds. Michael Foley and Thomas
Barrett, do; collateral forfeited. Frank
Brown, do; do. John Kelly, profanity, do.
Smith, do; do. Nathaniel Arnold and Ed
Hall, bathing In Tber Creek; 81 fine and
collateral forfeited respectively. William
Mansfield, trespasslng on park; collateral
forfeited. William Boldin, profanity; do.
Charles Waters, profanity; do. Elias lIar-
ris, profanity; So or days. Frances Bohrer,
loud and boisterous; $5 or Is days. John
Ellis, profanity; $5 or days. james Iver-
saiiic T6T!ett and Mollie Jarboe, vagrancy;
90 days cacb
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nuiIdinp Permits Granted.

Building permits have been granted to
w. +. Nash, to erect four dwellings on l.
street, between First street and New Jersey
avenue northwest, to cost $1,000; A. j.
Jaeglc, dwelling on Il street, be
tween Seventh and Eighth streets south
east, to cost 81 500; John Webster, four
dwellings corner Sixth and | streets south
east, TO cost $500; John II. Runner,
dwelling on Samson street, 81 500; s. w,
Tullock, stable rear Of 10 Il street south
east II 100; William 3. McIlhenny, shed
on Rock Creek near Adams mill, $500
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East Washington.

"A coupe driven by VIM. Digney fell
into an excavation on Virginia avenue,
near New Jersey avenue, on Saturday night,
and was wrecked.
MIR. S. Bieber has purchased for his own
use the dwelling Of Mr.. A. Ii. Marks, $50 q
street southeast. Mr.. Bieber got a bargain
by buying this property, as he paid only 81
COO, its cost having been S2S,00O
Miss Louisa Williams of All B street
northeast reports the robbery of $50 from
her bureau drawer.
Miss Phpps, living at No. 2O2 Maryland
avenue northeast, was severely hurt
yesterday afternoon while riding in herdc.
AS she went to put her fare in the box the
horses jumped and she was thrown down
with considerable force, She was taken to
Dr. Dooley's drug store and cared for.
Minnie Judson, young white woman,
who lives on Sixth street, below South
Carolina avenue, was arrested about noon
Saturday by officer Sterwart for inhuman
treatment of her child. The side Of the Ghild's
face was bruised and covered with blood
The mother left $40 collateral for her ap-
pearance at Court to-day and forfeited it,.
The officer applied for an attachment for
her so that she can be tried.
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onress You. NV Chlldren.o

Mr.. Algenon A. Dangerdeld of Harrison
burg and Miss Tete Thomas of this city,
who cloped from Ilarrisonburg and We're
married in Washington last Thursday,
have returned to the home OF the
groom's father, Mr.. FoXhall \. Danger
field, in Harrlsonburg. Mr.. Danger
field, as soon as he heard Of the marriage,
telegraphed to them; "God bless you, my
children; come home.n Mrs, Thomas has
received a most friendly letter from Mrs,
Dangerlleld, expressing her hope that all
may be well with the juvenile couple
Richmond Wing.
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West Washington.

Mrs. Thomas A. Newman OF 3l3G NJ
street, West Washington, after leaving the
Methodist Protestant Church, on Thirty
first street, yesterday, discovered that her
gold watch, fob chain and diamond set
locket were missing. A search was made
through the pews, but the missing property
was not found. 1t was valued at Sl75.
The American Guard Council, No. 1, O..
A. NJ, hold an important meeting at the
council chamber this evening.
The engine at the west end of tie NJ
street bridge, which supplies compressed
air for the new aqueduct tunnel and which
was compelled to stop work for lack OF
appropriation, started work again this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. B. c. Fuller and son have
returned from Falls Church, Va.
Temperature and condition Of water at
IA. M: Great Falls, temperature, so; con-
dition, 3G; receiving reservoir, tempera-
ture, So; condition at north connection, 80;
condition at south connection, 36; dstribu-
ting reservoir, temperature, 81; condition at
innuent gatehouse, 80; condition at etlluent
gate-house, 36.
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The General PostoHice Department Is on the
square bounded by Z, f., seventh and
Eighth streets. n rs handsome building,
although It's proximity 10 It's larger ami
what ohscurcs its great size and tends 10
lessen its beauty ltS diderout bureaus
possess great interest 10 the visitor, but the
be observed. The collection of curlosities
taken from the malls I'm transit, as Spcoi-
mems of the uses to which the Nations pos
tai cuuycyauces are put, is both varied aud
unique. Everything uumailahc, from an In
dian tomahuwk tOA stuffed kangaroo, is 10
be seen iu this collection aud IL is stil
growing
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The Corcoran Art Gallery Is at the corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Seventeenth
Department. IL is open Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays free; on other days Tex
cept Sundays) a small admission fee Is
charged. This gallery, although not to be
lorcs, is nevertheless Il very credltablc in
stitution for so new u country rs the United
States. II contains among other original
objects Powers great statue Of the Greek
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Gcdney House, New York,
RrnoI Uyou anil lutb Strant

Broadway aud 4Oth Street,
Opposite Casino aud
Metropolitan Opera House.
Rooms 81 Il day aud upwards,
Restaurant Of unsurpassed excellence,
Coolest hotel in the city.
New and elegant
A home for families.
a resort for business men.
GEN. DAN MACAULEY and
WALTER b. BOWERS, Proprietors.
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Coming down Fifteenth street from the Louise
Home, at the corner of Fifteenth and IL
streets, the visitor secs the Columbian Uni
Griswald mansion. This university was in
curporatcd as Columbian college In ls2l,
and is under the special supervision of the
Baptist Church, II is an institution famous
{n.ttustitu.
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"lsnd, Warner Elnch.

"Bud" Warner, young colored man,
was charged in the Police Court to-day
with assault to kill James II. Jones
on last Saturday night, by shoot
ing at him in Nailor's alley, about
woman. The charge of assault was dis
missed, but he was fined $50 for carrying
pistol.
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The Louise Home Il n beautiful building at
the corner of Massachusetts, avenue and
Fifteenth street, near Scott Circle, 10 has
extensive grounds, beautifully embellished,
and is unique establishment. II is
memorial to the wife and daughter Of Mr.
W. W. Corcoran, and Is intended as a home
ncut, who have been reduced to poverty
from ahuCnCe,
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The botanical Gardens.

Passing eastward from the Museum over
the railroad bridge that spans sixth street,
and through the pretty park lying between
Maine and Missouri avenues tho visitor
comes to the entrance on Third street, just
south of Pennsylvania avenue, of the Bo-
taniCal Gardens. These interesting grounds
are open daily from . In the morning TO
0 in the evening They We're established
30 years ago. The ConservatOres are filled
with the choicest and rarest foreign plants.
Around the gardens are extensive cOlleC-
tiOns of trees and shrubs. In the centre of
the lawn facing the centre conservatory Is
tracted SO much attention at the Philade-
phia Centennial.