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Trial List, February Term, 1886.

Charles Hoover, VS. The Union township School
District.
WIN. Spangler, Va Simen Sipe.
John l.. MuSslrinan, Va Simon Reavcr,
The fciScr Manufacturing Co, vs. Ellz
GrecnhOc e.. al,
Philip Swineford, VS. James J. Mitchell
r. u. Bailey, adInr Sc - John X. Hughes ct. al
Valentine Walter. E1dorscr. vs VI. L. Hissinger.
Henry l.. Lark, NSJohi =. Steiien, ct. al.
Samuel Bowen, e.. AL, " ID. X. Kulp, ct. al.
The Allentown MIG. Co.. vs. Isaac 5. I.ongacre
guarantee a.
l.. Luck, VI Mary T.. Luck, Exccutrx.
&. W. Brown, ys VIM. Whitmer.
Same " Same.
j. -. Nipple, W. Jas ". Hou'cr
q. Barber, vs. Franklin township.
u. r. Heimhich, vs. David Meyer,
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THE TIMES,
Times Building, Philadelphia.
SheriH's Sales.

Whereas by virtue Of sundry writs issued ou'
Oi the Court OF Common Pleas Of Snyder coun.
". Pa. and to mo directed will expose to Pub.
lie Sale at the Court House, Ia Middlc"urgh, on
Saturday, February 6, 1886,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following real and per
sonal property TO wit
Rover, II. Fa
Being all that cert ,in Mcssuage Tenement OF
tract Of land situate In the township of Wesl
Beaver, Snyder county, Pa, (being about :,
Of George Fisher. east hy Public Road anil ID. a
Terrell, south and west by John kahley contain
ing
Ten Acres.
move or less. whcreon are erected q large tw,
story Weatherboarded Frame DWELLING
II USE, Frame Stable, Summer House aud 9th
er nesces sary outbuildinys also good water neal
The door. As the property Of Felix Long.
TRACT MOI.
Grouse, Fl. Fa
Being all that certain lot of ground situate IL
the town Of TroIelville. Adams township Sny
der county,. Pa., bounded north by a Public
Street. east by lot OF Dougles t,cker, south by ar
Alley, west by Mrs Susint Troxeli, being +9I;
feet Wide and ios feet d,ep, containi X
80 Square Perches,
more orle,s. whereon are erected a small frame
uWELIIAG HOUSE As the property o
Potter, Ei IA
being all that certain Messulge, Tenement OF
plantation, situate In Chapman 10 ownship. Sny
der county Pa, bounded north by land of Simon
IL. llerrold and Benjamin Blckhait east by y
II. Herrold, Adam y Herroli ct. al, south 10y
Daniel Arnold and John Lebk cher, west By
WIN. Humnel containing
80 Acres,
moro or less, where0n are erected 3 DWELLING
HOUSES, BANK BARN and other necessary
outbuildings, also sood water and choice irult.
TRACT NO.&
Being n certain tract OF woodland situate In
the same township, bounded north by land OF
Able Horrold and Jacob Gaugl1r, east by Wm.
II. Swartz, south by Samuel Dengler, wcst by
b. +. Arnold, containing
7 Acres,
moro or les,. Also ut the same time and place
about ACRES OF grain In the ground aud q
pile OF manure. As the property OF J. q. Ner.
hood
TERMS, 20 per cent. cash, balance on or be.
lore the first day OF next Term OF Court.
SeiEed taken Into execution and TO he sold by
NER Il. MIDDLESWARTH, Sheriff.
Sherih's Once, Middleburgh. Jan, IL, 1850.
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TIE STOMACH S INFLUENCE ON
TIE BRAINS.

We find IL recent number Of
the American Grocer finely writ>
ten article on the subject Of "tbe
grocer as on educator from which
wa clip the following paragraphs
Let no Que say the education of
the palate is Of no consequence we
are only just beginning to realize its
Importance. The intimate relation
between stomach and brains affects
all our life Many mai has ac-
quired sad views Of religion when it
was his pastry and not his piety
which WAS at fault. Many q man
has lived a life Of unhsppiness to
himself and to his family and friends
because his views OF things were
distorted by indigestion or i'll assm- =
Hated food through his ignorance OF
the art Of eating Many a man has
lost great business opportunity
turned to advantage by some rival,
or embraced too hastily some highly
colored scheme only to find losses
whom he expects profts-all this
because his balance OF mind had
been disturbed by badly selected
food.
Many doubtful man has been
won over to bis friends side in
some political struggle by the
agency Of an artistic dinner. Let
no one despise the stomach, servant
Of the other organs though il be ;
our treatment of it may be taken at
the measure OF our civilization, for
study and care in our eating have
in our history gone hand in hand
with our advancement in the arts
aud comforts OF life. No one who
neglects his stomach can be truly
great.
I'VE may live without poetry, mu.
sic and art
We may live without conscience
and live without heart
We may live without friends f; we
may live without books
But civilized man cannot live with
out cooks.
He may live without books-what I
is knowledge but grieving
He may live without hope-what
scad per acre,
-. aul gas pipe fran 4, . ,
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Assignee Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that
~ Samuel II. stnmpfr, offspring townsh,p
Snyder e,unty, Ps.has made . voluntary deed
sopal for the beneht Of his creditors, TO tho suu.
dersiened All persons knowing them selves in
deasd will please MAKE Immediate pay saent
Will" those having claims VIII present them to
q. A. WETZ Ell,
Jan. II 1896 Assiaues
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ed. will expose to public sale at the Uourt
House In Middisburgh, on
Wednesday, February II. 1886,
at 10 O'Clock, = IN the following real estate:
TRACT MOL.
A!ieman, vend Ell.
Ing oil ih,t certain messuaee, tenemsnt or
tract " l-ud, sitnste In Washington toSnsb' ,,
snyder county Pa DO .aded and d-scribsd ut
1 I'M cas-, GyGE~- 80 -:T; south "s by YTs Tssns
Weller, west by Jackson Weller, containing
l18 Acres,
more or less, wbereon are erected q good Dwell
ling House. BsUk Barn and other outbuildings
TRACT NO.2.
Situsts In the tow nsh!p, county and state
aforctIid, bounded north by other lands OF Pos
ter Weller, east, south, and west by john Men
gel, containiug
60 Acres,
more or less.
TRACT NOS.
Situate In the township county aud state
nforcsaid, bounded north by Jno Mcngel, cast 10y
Benz. Strouh, south by Henry Leister, aud west
rs Henry Mengel, containing
u Acres,
TRACT NO.&.
Situste In Middle ecreck township. county an d
state Rfore-aid, bounded north by tho heirs o
Jacob Bohner, dec'd, west by John Wittenmy.r
east 10y - south By -, contain q &
ONE.HALF ACRE more or less,
Seized, taten into execution and 10 be sold n
the property Of Peter Weller.
NER n. MIDDLEs wARTH, Sheria
sherins Once, Middleburgh, Jan, %, 1886.
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StOlB in The kidney
Expelled After Using DR.. David Ken
nedy's "Favorite Remedy" About
Two Weeks.

One Of the most remarkable oases mat has ev
er been brought ~ the notice cf the public n
thet OF Mr.. j. 3. Dosch, Of stone BidKo, Ulster
County, N. y. MS Beach hal suffered since
Oct 14 1874, nom the presence Of Calculus OF
STONE In the right Kidney. No less than seven
physicians were employed ut different times, I,
whom Mr.. Beach paid hundreds Of doiiars iol
medical trcatment, with only temporary rcliei
By the urgent solicitations Of his friends he
was induced to try 1F. David kenncdy's "Favor
Ito Remedy" and experienced marked i'm
provemcht IRON the first day he began TO use the
medicine. On tho 18th of September he voidsd
= It ne AZ large as could be pssssd through the
natural channel.
Mr.. Beach concludes long letter to Dr. Ken
ncdy by saying 1T will always afford m-
pleasure to recommend tho 'F,vorite Remedy
TO those who may DO suffering ffom difncultie.
OF the Kidneys and Bladder. or any disorders
arising from an impu e state OF tho blood.
william Mcknee, ia fayette st., baltimore
Nd says believe 'fsvorite Remedy Ia .
good medicine. II IL doing me more god than
anything ever tried, and have tried almos,
everything for I AIN sufferer from dyspepsi -
While "Favvrite Remedy" is o specific In
Stomach and Bladder diseases. II Is equally
valuable In GASES OF bilious disorders, Cont pa
tion Of the Bowels and all the class Of lila ap
parcntly Insopsrabic from the constitutions u
women. Price, sl; six bVttles, -.
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Who does not delight to see n good
looking face? Yet erysipelas disng
ures the features almost beyond re-
cognition. But that is not the worst
OF it. This disease is as dangerous as
il is repulsive. 1t is sometimes called
"St. Anthony's Fire" and often caus-
es sudden death. Mr.. s. u. Carpen-
ter, Of Grandville, n. Y, had it in
both legs and was cured by DR.. Ken
nedy's Favorte Remedy. This medi
cine excels all others for the blood.
Especially adapted to persons in fee
ble health. Jan.
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Stories Of the War

Will be published in each uumbsr from the
abics. writer's who participated "a the bloody
drama oi rivii s'ri'a and .s.h .-ni ho proiusely
illustrated. Tho most entertaining and lu,truc.
two Stories from tho best writers Of nction will
appear In each issue, with llius,ra Ions.
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REGETTINa THE DEcLA.
RATION.

ritish trade paper, discussing
.ne OF colonial markets, insists
it that it does pay the British
.factnrer to keep n supply of
les on hand 1t says, bad the
d States bought Of Great
y last year as largely in pros
as the FIVE million Cana.
Fought, they would have
ore than Sl50, 900, 900, worth
=. This is the London Globe,
evidently thinks that it is q
friendly policy on tha part
nited States to make this
,'mselves instead Of buying it
I'm. The Globe seems quite
broken about. it. Let the
comfort in the fact that
Q ReiSps have a major
over House at Washing =.
o doing their level best
aSgs this policy, 80 that here
: the Americans will take their
share OF British iron, aud be-
0 quite as valuable to them as
colony of Canada. The Globe
ply upon it that England is
hhout friends in America, as
5 wo have the revenue re-
9 to the front. II would be
policy, however, for the Lon
obe not to let the cat out of
until they have got the
pealed. Their friends here
sa protectionist lie that they
rEiug for British interests
ours, aud the Globe aunoys
rcadfully by blurting out the
80 'ssssfPaidsrsts gel and leaky
apIblic bean bakery.
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TO PARTIES
GOING WEST 4!

The Wabash Route
Is the short Line and affords SUI
perior Accommodations, FREE CHAIR
CARS, quick time, sure connections.
Ask your ticket Agent for tickets by
tins line il you are going to Illinois,
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska or any
psint west o. southwest.
For further information, through
rates. maps. timetables &c., write to
Am BRECKENRIDGE,
Centeral Passenger Agent,
Cor. 7th Ave. & Smithfield st
Pittsburgh, Pa.
or call on Theoph. Swineford, Eagle
Hotel, Midd'eburs, Snyder Co., Pa.
FEB ! 90. ~.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the members of IN,
Beayertown Mutual II Insurance Company
for the Election OF Directors will be hold n
their home ONCE in Beavertovn on Saturday
All. BowERsox. Sec.
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Attractive: Entertaining: In
structivc: The Family
Journal of America.
STORIES OF THE War
ILLUSTRATED IN EVERY ISSUE.
A Paper for The House Of The Land
Sparkling and Original in Every
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On the First OF January ncxt. a new depart.
ure In every feature OF the Weekly TlMES will
be made Every number will DO literally Illus.
trated In It's War contributions, which 20 long
been speciality IL its columns and In It's 8 ori-s
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events ui the day.
The time has passed for the weekly journal o.
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now reaches Into every section Of the land. Ev.
cry inland city and every town OF Importance
have their daily newspapers. and the local
weekly. with the wonderful prog ere In pro.
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newspaper It must beA magazine OF family
reading 1t must lead the magasIne in popular
literature 1t must lead II In popular iiiustra.
tion, and II must meet every requirement Of the
Intelligent reader Of every class.
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TERMS /:

Sold by all news agents at Ave cents per copy
ny NAH, scpcr year or 81 for sir months club,
Of ten, siS, aud an extra copy to the yettcr up o.
the club, Address
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erywhere exiihitef.
COMBINATION NAY oAl
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Something one should ever re-
uembsr we'll and keep constantly
sisFEssIs re bsi ps 1 ifsAihdIAIxsaas.. ss ssss
Evening star., 1886-09-30
A Divorced Clerxyalaan.
Why A PHILADELPHIA vEsrRY WANTS THE
RECTOR TO RESIGN


WHY A PHILADELPHIA vEsrRY WANTS THE
RECTOR TO RESIGN.
The vesfry OF the Church Of the Beloved
Disciple, Philadelphia, has been investigating
charges against the rector. Rev. Howard T.
Widdemer. A committee Of the vestry has pre-
pared report which sets forth that on De-
cember 18, 1871, Howard T. Widdemer was
married to Miss Josephine Godson In Albany
N. Y. and on December IL, 1881 on complaint
Of said III. T. Widdener, divorce was issued
separating the two persons on the grounds OF
desertiou: that the canon 13 of title forbids
marrying "otherwise than as Gods word doth
allow" and declares "that said Howard T. Wild
demer, having violated the canous in this re-
gard, IL not a suitable person to minister in the
Protestant Episcopal church, EsSs that the YES
try of the Church of the Beloved Disciple re-
Quire his resignation from this parish at once"
The committee have also letter from Right
Rev. w. c. Deane, bishop OF New York, saying
"Ars. II. I. Widdemer. who has been for many
years a parishioner of mine, has acted through
the whole OF this painful matter with nv
knowledge and advice. Her conduct through
her husband because it was impossible tor her
with auy set-respect or fort, to live with
him. Years afterwards he served notice OF ap-
plcation for divorce to be obtained on the
grounds OF desertion. l have been told that
Mr.. Widdemer enabled himself to GO through
the mockery of this last So-called marriage by
stating that his wife was dead: It was imposs-
BILE at the time to nail MIR. Widdemer to any
ecclesiastical interpOSition, because he was
floating between New York, Connecticut and
Pennsylvania, but as soon US heard he had
presumed to marry again reported the tact to
Bishop stevens, and he possibly did not receive
my letter, or ut least he paid no attention to it.
1t seems to me that there can be no question
that he is still Liable ecclesiastical ,cipline
for violation of the law of God and the canons
OF this church by marrying again upon divorce
procured upon the ground stated"
Evening star., 1886-09-30

VERDICT FOR Two AND HALF MILLIONS
Judgment Was gwen W Juuge Wiiles in The
Uui,ed States district court, at Trenton, N. j.,
in case which involves the largest sum Oi
money ever ii.igated lOr In that court. II was
tnstt of the Mechanics National bank OF New
ark, III the name OF Frederick FreIinghuysen
receiver. against Oscar Baldwin, the late CASH
ler, who Is now serving IL term i'll state PRISON.
Baldwins Indebtedness to the bank amounted
to Sl.9lS, ,l6l. 90. Adding TO this. Interest ON
the amount since 1881, the total Indebtedness
Is SZ,4oZ,9I4.43, Desides The costs. Juu.e
Waves, aiter reviewing the affidavit Of DAVIS,
gave Judgment against Baldwin ior the whole
amount
Evening star., 1886-09-30

RUINED BY THE REvoULTION.-The failure
OF eX-PreSiuent SotO's recent attempt at rr Voiu.
ton in Honduras is said to nave seriously
crippled hin financially. When Senor soto
came to New York, some five Years ago, he Was
wOrtn $5,UOU,UUU., lie iiveu in magnificent
style, and only year ago paid S26O,UUo The
paatiai nansion, S54 5th avenue, overlooking
the host picturesque part OF Central rk. he
enormous cost OI his nlibustering expeuitlUn
anu the support OF Il small army mercenary
adnerenis III New YORK, as weii AS in Central
America, have made neavy drafts on his re-
sources. lie recently transferred MS New York
reai estate To- his wife. his Interests sever..i
mining enterprises have been attached by the
AOuUuraQIsllI government.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

RATTLESNAKES CAUGHT OUT IN THE Cold
The sudden coId wave, says IL dispatch from
Pine Grove, Pa, seems to have lnteriered with
the march OF the rattlesnakes, which, at this
dens among the rocky hills Oh their habitat.
Henry Berulne found overcome by the
cold that II Was unable to move iuItner than his
garden wall. Harry HAWKS surprised one seek
Ing the warmth ot his Kitchen, ANA dispatched
ii on his door sill. Another one got lar AS u
coch vi bog may on Jesse Bariow'S farm. Now
Is d good time tor rattieSnake hunters To take
to the held, Tor the Fathers offer no Opposition
To the club.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

BASE BALL--About 200 persons witnessed
the Olym pic base ball club defeat the Wood
berry nine, of Baltimore, yesterday afternoon
at Olympic park by a score of q TO 4. The same
clubs play this afternoon.
The FUNERAL of William BIackman took
place yesterday afternoon from Mt. Tabor nj. p.
church and was largely attended. Rev. DR..
Bates, assisted by Rev. Drs. Nixdorff and Hail.
officiated al the ceremonies. The remains were
inferred at Congressional cemetery.
NorEs.-Ellfs Ward, the trainer of the Column
bia boat club, lett yesterday afternoon for Pnil-
adelphia.-Five additional warrants were
served yesterday on owners of unlicensed dogs.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, 81; COZ.
dition, 81. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
"a; condition at north connection, SO; south
connection, So Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, ~; condition at inhuent gatehouse,
80; condition at effiuent gatehouse, SO.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
Condensed Locals.

The Potomac Social club, of Georgetown, filed
a certificate oi Incorporation yesterday, Me>srS.
John Ellis. Joseph Merritt and VIM. Davis being
the corpOratorS.
K H. Beach reports the larceny of S3 in
money from his bedroom. j. AShby Galliher,
$50. 9th street, reports stolen Sl4 in cash.
Tbi morning about4 O'Clock, Officers SchulZe
and Ellsworth found sam Moore, a 10 year
old cOlored boy, asleep in PratheT's alley and
they arrested him tor vagrancy. He had in his
pocket a new revolver which the officers think
has been stolen. Judge Smell committed him
Tor vagrancy.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

A Boy SHOOTS HIS MoTIIER.-Patrick Fee
ney, OF Portland, Me-, aged l6, accidentally
shot his mother to-day. Mrs. F.eney says that
son stopped down and Kissed her, exclaiming:
"My God, I've shot my mOther!' On the other
hand, some 10y associates OF Feeney's say that
he has been saving up money iOr the purpose,
as he stated, OF buying a pistol ITO fix the old
woman WiIn."
Evening star., 1886-09-30

THE MEXICAN REVOLT

THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION CRUSHED-A
special from Neuvo Leon, Mexico, dated yester.
DAY, says: The llampazos contingent, who
forces, arrived at headquarters to-day. They
found several dead bodies where '.El Coyote
and seven OF his band were killed. One of them
was recognized as that of Colonel Caz,. the once
famous revolutionary chieftain, vino fought
side by side with Naranjo and Trevino His
had. Every vestise OF the revolution has disap-
pe:lred.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
CITY AND DISTRICT
Amusemen,s Tonight.

AhuSeHbeHtS IO.NISUt.
Observation-Disclosures in prince KARL
NATIoNAL.-Mayo in Three Guardsman."
HERMAN s.-Nariety.
HERZoG'S.-"Two Wanderers"
HARRIs.-"Our Boarding House."
DIME MUsEUM.-''The Boy Tramp"
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day and evening.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

KILLED WHILE RESISTING CAPrURE-A
few Gays ago says u Nor,oik special, Alonzo D.
Owens Was SnoL and Killed near his own house
lii Cresweil, n. Z. The murder aroused the
people Oh the vicinity, party OF whom went in
pursuit OF the assissns. Iuey were not lOng
lii OverLaking one Oh the suspected Inurderers
VINO made desperate resistance and Was snui
and kliied before ne could be Captured. A Sec
ond party Wa, subsequently arrested who con.
Iesseu his completely i'll the murder ana who is
held for trial. Owen was found dead with sew.
euteen bucksnOL in his DOuy.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

WANTED TO FIGHT WITHOUT INTERFER-
NCE.-i mere was desperate lighting yesterday
between Protestant and Catholic workmen at
BtlrDours foundry, in Belfast. Inc police iuler-
Tered, when the ngnters joined forces and stoned
anu Todted The poilce cavalry We're tlIen sum
monica. who cuaTsed upon and dispersed the
mob. scores OF rioters aud several policemen
We're injured.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

RAvAGES OF CHOLERA IN JAPAN.-Cholera
is Still raging throughout japan. Between
August % and September ), 1334S new cases
were reported. Tie deaths uuioe.cd s,412.
over siXty-three per cent OF those attacked
died. An examination of the wells in Tok %
was made and tie water Oi 14U Out OF 1,11T
we're condemned unit to he used TOR drink
ing purpOSeS.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

READ. READ.-S2i-5O, S24.5O, S24.5O, Solid
Walnut. Marble-top Chamber Suites bar ham
dies, bevel mirror. Only a limited number will
b. sold at S24.50. Ready tor delivery October
Attn. sample suits can oe seen now Secure one
WM. III. DUNN's, 311 eth st. NV.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
The CHALLENGE DEBATE.-The challenge

debate last evening in the parors of the \. NJ.
&. A. building, between the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Debating society and the Ma
tiOnal Law school Debating society. won
by the latter. The question under discussion
was "Re,Olved, That the principles of the
democratic party. carried out, are better for
the American people than the principles of the
republican party. as carried out by that party
the affirmative side of the argument being re-
presented by the National Law school Debat-
Ing society while the negative was sustained by
the u vi. q. n. Debating society. the .ebate
was exceedingly spirited, and entered into by
the respective sides with much earnestnesS, the
speakers evIncinS thorough familiarity with
the subject under consideration.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
LOCAL MENTION.
The " eas31eP.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGSAT. OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. sept. 80, 1855
Indications JoT III Hours Commencing at 3 D. Ia.
1O-f6f8.
For District OF Columbia and Virginia,
slightly warmer, fair weather, winds shifting 10
southwesterly.
STORM COMING.
The following special weather bulletin was
issued from the signal office at 10 o'clock this
morning: "a severe storm is now central north
of Lake Huron, moving rapidly eastward, with
sudden and great barOmetric changes, which
will cause high southwest winds in its eastern
QuadrantS and northwest winds, with decidedly
lower temperature, in its western quadrauts,
y cold wave II moving southwark in its rear.
OverSpreading Minnesota and east Dakota, and
will probably be felt in Wisconsin. Illinois,
Iowa, Nebraska and Northern Kansas and Mis-
souri, By tonight
Evening star., 1886-09-30

To PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS AND LADIES
IN THE DEPARTMESTS.-k ndergarten normal
training given in the evening to those employed
during the day. 81 the course. Reduction
where two or three apply together before Octo-
Der 4th. Apply 10 Miss Louise Pollock IOI7
10th street, northeast corner OF Massachusetts,