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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
ArElr-NOpK I'D LnNG HRANCH r. (.


L NM,
For BOSTON ana ail points East. The steamers BII7'
cludr1 j..u p. nom ier IS ~ g., io,t ot Murray s.
BANDS oFMUsIC.
NEWPORT LIN. iur seaport Martins vineyard Nan-
Cago cod and a Local points on me oi onhi X. H.
steamer, PORT and OLD tOLON1 Iratc Nc"-f oi@
da H. SUNDAYS excepted. H. tlum llti IS, y. L.
C,,nnr,i.lA by d ak DAT from BiOO"l n 3D., Jer
sev itr d. m. Tickets aud -tferoom- for boti lines may
ckct onlcr, az ia office Prr -, and on steamers.
GEO Oh j.. tONNOl,, GEM ass. Agent
BORDEN & LON ELL Agents.
CT. PAUL, .., ,.,...o.. l.,,
fOKNIA and all points in NEBRASKA. UTAH. mon
TANA. DAKOTA. MINNESOTA and th5 SOUTHWEST
are reached direct from CHICAGO VA tIo
CHICAGO AND NORTHwEsrERN Ry
trim. from two 10 i've trains daily each between
CHICAGO aad prominent Western points IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINlNG CARS west OF CHI
caro. PULLMAN sLEEPEEs run on all otts through
and plht trains For rates u information
app by eor VI coupon ticket agent or TO
/. +. BOOTH
General Eastern Agent. No. rs Broadway New.Yo
rI,ROY BOATS-CITIZENS LINE.-New
i steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF Troy leave daily
te1crp saturday IN, Pier ~ North RIVER foot Chris
tophert, connecting VIA hoihlis .s Tor NORM aud
West sunday steamer touches 10 A''i"'-
rTHE POPULAR SHORE LINE ....u
/ FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND III Ease
tLLFAIL FROM GRASD CENTRAL DEPOT
Three express daily t-uniays excrped v boston ~
ssO5a me- p. me- pArOr cars attached and ~ D. ~ WIN
-. ..,kEr- IJ BOSTON .A.iDAil -,
MN rOf.l cAprcssat =. n, lpAfOf Gals aitacAvd
PkGViDlNCE special express At D. nl (plrlor
tscncdJ. arrives it Providence lp.-Op H. ..
llusol Ilute ocrs and Al Grand Central Depot
L-M.t4LAINS OenerA4 Passenger 40 'A'
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1 uAm1urg-Amcrlcau Packet Collpany.s Limo Tor
LAMJL III. CuEiBD ll-f AND lA-A@AA~ In ~.
VI U---.-------ept - VA n t,Ai.--A --'lt
Mf~I'4IAlIA Sept 3D.. + ~lA------ --@c', -
Rates Plymouth. London. Cn-ipDii< aul ltAmpuig;
Flf-ftab.u -trfit-o 50 tOiti
nm NJ reiucc rats -eorlgc non iauDurL Hayrs and
roufIqmuton. 20 send for Tourist Gazette"
~ - ~ ~ i',,JI, a. 90 q b I.I, HARD & co.
,..,.r.I ,,.Y., General Passenger grntS,
~, 81 It1ou..t. y Y No. o. bIoaa!wdy. y. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

For Highlands, >ciD.ielt. monmouth Beach aud Long
IlfIcA. d. % lan t.tJ, 81, utt' . hL sunday
lU..N a.
los At.u.Ic II giLiu.s 600 .. l:j0 a4j. 3. $40
For ocean Grove sea Glrf' &C. 5000 a. uL. .-lj. D.
iar Lakewood Toms riger Haruegt &C., r'1 1870
I'll Whiting. Atlantic city y.ucland aud all stations to
- ES -oEn,nl sou HE4A RAILWAY.
IA EIE.i NtII'E.
change % ta,-able d tiSe effect IA Moua- sen'cra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01
Sporting Matters.

GLOVE FIGHTS-BASE BALL-TURF NOTES. ETC.
According to an agreement drawn up yesterday,
Donnelly and Collins will have sparring match
OF four three-minutes rounds, Marquis OF Queens
bury rules, with one minutes rest between rounds
in this city, August is, probably at the National
theater. The contestants agree that II either be
knocked out during any OF said rounds the winner
shall take twO-thirds and the loser One-third of
the receipts; II neither is knocked Out then the
ceipts are to be equally divided.
The board OF police in New York has resolved to
take every precautlOn to prevent the proposed
glove fight on the 18th inst, between ssTug' WILL
son and John L. Sullivan, in Madison Square.
Base ball yesterday The CrescentS and Twi-
lights played a very interesting game at the Co
lumbar college grounds. The Crescents' playing
was very good, the principal feature being triple
play by Boucher, WOOdley and BealL Score, Is to
], In favor OF CreScentS The game at Baltimore
yesterday between the AlleghenieS and BaltimOres
resulted in victory for the former by score Of
to II.
The first race at Saratoga yesterday was for
ma1dens three years old, one mile, and was won by
Buccanee; time: 43H. Second race, for all ages,
a mile and quarter, won by Compensation: time
2:0SA. Third race, for three year-olGs and up
ward, three-quarters OF mile, was won by Saun-
tcrer; time-1:15. Fourth race, for all ages, a
mile and furlong, was won by Jennie "; time
1:564.
The midnight score OF the six days go-as-you-
please match in Boston last night was: Hart, 124
miles; NOremac los; Hartman, 103; Dufrane, 96;
Campana, 81. Hughes and Gallagher have with
drawn.
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District Government, Affairs.

Mr.. Riddle, attorney for the District has rendered
an opinion in relation to water main taxes to the
effect that they special taxes, and subject to
revision anc reductions as such.
The revision or the assessment against alley liz
square No 447 has been completed.
REPAIRING THE SEVENTH STREET ROAD.
The work OF repairing eth street road from
Boundary street to point near Brightwood. is
rapidly progressing under Mr.. j. J. Burrows fore
man In charge. This road was new last year, the
foundation being of broken rhinestone and fin
iShed on the surface with gravel and sharp sand.
The popularity of the road increased the travel to
such degree that 1t has worn away the surface
almost entirely, which has to ~, renewed by Mr.
Burrows this year. is now engaged in prose
cutting re- work On towards Brightwood, and has
already extended it some six hundred yards fur
Their than ever before. The object is to extend it
TO Silver Spring, or the boundary line between the
District and Montgomery county. Md. Mr.. Bur-
rows has discovered two excellent sand and gravel
pits, one near the SchuetZen Park and the other
near BrightwoOd, also an excellent flint rock
quarry near the latter place. where plenty OF ma
terlal for road CONSTRUCTION can be procured.
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A VEGETABLE PRODUCT.

Only used in AYERS AGUE CURE, has proven itself
failing and rapid for every form of Malral
Disorder Fever and Ague Chills and Fever No in
jury follows its use and its effects 1t
roGses the system to condition of vigorous health,
cleanses the blood of malarial poison and imparts
feeling of comfort and security most desirable i'll Ague
districts. 1t excellent tonic and preventative
well cure. Of all complaints peculiar to malarious,
marshy and masmatc regions. The great superiority
OF AYERS AGUE CURE any other compound is that
it contains Quinine, Arsenic, mineral;
quentlyit produces quinism injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution Those cured by it are
eft as healthy if they had never had the disease.
The direct action Of AYERS AGUE CURE upon the
Liver and Digestive Organs makes it superior remedy
Tor Liver Conn ilalnts, producing many remarkable
cures. where other medicines have failed.
For ga by all druggists. 1894
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CTORK'S GRAND OCEAN TOUR.

CTORK'S GRAND OCEAN TOUR.
~ BALTIMORE TO BOSTON, VIA
THE IRON STEAMSHIP DECATUR II. MILLER,
AUGUST nth,
Srending day at Hyceia Hotel. whiting the Isles Of
Shoals. White Mountains, etc Note the Pleasant
Changes and Great Variety Modes Of Conveyance on
this Tour Ocean Voyage.Va steamship Baltimore to
Boston Steamer-Norfolk to Fortress Monroe. Rail-
Boston to Portsmouth, Isles Of
Shoals Carriage Ride,To New Castle New Hamp-
6sgo; steamer.On Lake Sebago up the songo. the
Crookedest Of Rivers Stage Ride-Long Lake to Brid9
ton. Rai..Through Crawford Notch; White Noun
talns RaiEAscending and descending Mount Wash
ington. Rai-White Mountains to Boston and Fan
River. Palace Steamer-0n Long Island Sound to New
hork. kai-New York TO BALTIMORE The very tour for
out any care or anxiety This romantic tour of 10
for only <59 including hotel accommodations transfers
and every needed from the beginning the
OF Journey. For descriptive guide and all information
apply to ]. d. FREE
1913 F street. Washington.sp. d.,
jyn.10t Or w. L STORK, BalHlhorar
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CITY ITEMS.
Public Voice.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. so, 1881.
GENTLEMEN: Ny husband who for years was q
sufferer from dyspepsia, and from which he couiti
not get reiief under the use OF the most popular
medicines. cured from that terrible eofnnic ,rr
by Browns Iron Bltters. / can mosr oneerfully
recommend 1t from sufferer for t,,,,, disease
MRS. HUTCHINSON.
[Brown's Iron Esitsf1rs not only cures dyspepsia.
weakness. sisl3ria, lasSitules but prevents and
re-0,eS wasting diseases OF the liver, lungs and
kidneys1
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PLEASANT MARRIAGE AFFAIR.-A very pleasant
aae eo rpe ID
the occasion OF the marriage of his daughter, Miss
Annie NJ. Blaine. to Mr. George II. Baldwin, for
merry of Massachusetts,, but for five years past
resident OF the District. After the knot was tied
the company present were handsomely enter
tanned by the parents Of the bride, and after an
hours merry-making, which all greatly enjoyed,
the happy pair started on northern tour.
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is depressed. irritable state OF mind; a weak,
ton; confused head; weak memory; loss of power
In generative organs occasioned by excuses; men,
tai overWork or 1nd.ScretOnS. POSITIVE infalli-
able remedy for all these troubles is found in
Aliens Brain Food, which tones up the SYSTEM
arrests all Involuntary discharges, removes mem
ia! gloom and dependency, and restores wonder
full power to the weakened organs. Sold by all
druggists, 81 package, for s., sent free by mail
on receipt OF price, from ALIENS PHARMACY, 3l5
First avenue, n. Y. STOTT & CROMWELL. Agents,
4SO Pennsylvania avenue.
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browns Iron n,;..rs not q
HI Is Worth

Remembering thar Tarrant's Settler Aperient is
the concentrated duplicate OF the celebrated Ger
man spring whose name it bears, and whose viz
tues 1t so emlnentY contains.
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Carriers Little Liver Pills
NcrvNnx Dehilify

have no equal as prompt and positive cure for
the side and all liver troubles. Try them.
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Special Weather Bulletin.

local RAINS, FOLLOWED Ely WARMER WEATHER
TIE chief signal GflicrT OF the army furnishes
the following SDcC!aI bulletin to the press: Light
rains arc reported rom the lake region, the ohio
and Mississippi valleys. and the Tniidl" and south
Atlantic states Fair weather continues in New
Eaglanl. tine Missouri valley and the southwest.
The temperature has fallen 81 gaty on the At
1aritc tSt, where IL is generally below the I,..u
for the month. and rsan slightly j.. inc OHIO,
Mississippi and Missouri v1ll-,- The winds are
from east 10 south -. no Atlantic coast and from
the t'nit nGrtuw1rl to the lake region; rear
J-~r superior and in Minnesota the Winds drt from
north to east The barometer is highest on the
lowing special temperatures We're reported at a.
N. this morning: Elstp1Tt, fto: Montreal, 90;
Quebec, SO; VT Washington, 46o; Cleveland 66o;
Alpena and St Paul 65o: Denver. &c; San Fran
cisco, 59o The following stations report more
than one inch OF rainfall during the past twenty
four hours: Lynchburg. La: Cincinnati, lis;
Clevellnd, 1.S3; Port Huron. PA; St1rkvlle, 06;
Palestine, Texas, 215. The Indications are that
local rains will prevail on the Atlantic coast
followed during Tuesday In thu middle and south
Atisntic states by slightly warmer and fair
weather.
WASTED.-Ladies In the dreSSnaking depart
ment and experts in cutting to call and see
Moo1y'S perfect tailor system in dress cutting,
from shoulder to floor, including sleeves. No
worthless chart, but a square. exact fit without
change to be made. girl twelve years old can
learn this system. 1t is the most simple system
ever invented Nd WASHINGTON,
1911 Penna- avenue, General Agent
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81 BUYERS get yellow ticket. 7147th st.

If You WANT good ice cream, 60 TO FuSSeli'S. If
you don't want good, go where it Is cheaper
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CARPETS!
CARPETS,
CARPETS!

{ CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!
1882. STYLES. 1882
We are receiving new styles Of
BODY BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
THREE-PLYS. TWO-PLYS, SUPER INGRAINS.
And
LOW-PRICED INGRAM CARPETS,
Hail and st air Venitian CARPETS.
English FLOOR DRUGGETS. all sizes
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, all widths.
Moquette RUGS. Velvet RUGS, Tapestry Rusr.
Floor and Stair LINENS.
Napier MATING for offices, etc.
DRY GOODS.
Bargains in LAWNS sHEETING COTTONs.
Table LINENS. Turkey Red Table LINENS.
NAPKINS. TOWELS, BEDSPREADS.
Madras GINGHAMS, MATING. Ladies' CLOTH.
Hamburg EMBROIDERY. at half prices.
TOWSON'S,
eo6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
iy26 SOUTH SIDE.
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BRACELETS AND BANGLES. 81 TO so, at Prlggs.

THE attention OF dealers and private buyers Is
called TO the sale advert ed by Messrs. Walter B.
Wilkins d Co, auctioneerS, of an extensive stock
or stationery. blank books, fancy goods, &C., at
store. No. 92f 9Th street northwest, Tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock, and evening at 80 o'clock
SAVE eyesight and dollars. Consult Hempler,
81 "a ave.
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"Alderney Dairy Wag0ns.o
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in 3x-lb. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per To-
Also, cottage cheese buttermilk and sweet milk.
&C. per OF Cream, i5c pint
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LOCAL MENTION.
HE cnihnr.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGEAT OFFICER }
WASHINGTON. DC, August l, iSS2. 9:30 an.
For the middle Atlantic states. local rains and
partly cloudy weather. southeast u southwest
winds. stationary or lower barometer, slight rise
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Ol.((sn Roxvor0

$1,000 Reward
or .protruding Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy
falls to cure Prepared by j. 2. Miller, M. D., 915
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists. disco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01

STRICTLY pure liquors for medicinal ard family
use. Arlington whisky, 81 per gal. 81 per Ct bot
tie. McGee's, 404 9Th street northwest
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DRY GOODS.

SINGLETON & HoEKE,
sol MARKET SPACE.
SPECIAL OFFERING FOR 4 SHORT TIME TO
CLOSE OUT SURPLUS STOCK.
Fine Fancy Mattings a5c., former price 50.
Fine Fancy Mattings Soc, 40.
Good Fancy Mating 25c., 80 and IS.
Also. line Of Body Brussels limited In quantities.
from 20 70 co yards st 81 p, and few patterns in
Moquettes and Nelvets NJ 81. p and q. 30.
A very good line of Tapestry brussels, NJ % cents
Our entire stock Of Carpetings have been marked
down. must make room for fall stock, which
shall commence receiving very soon.
jy22 SINGLETON HOEKE.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anusc,Mchts Tonight.

THEATER CONIQUE.-"The French Spy
ABNERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Concert.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Specialty Perform
ance-
The WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue, between 13tn and 18th streets.
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LOCO Prizes. SIP, 400
Whole tickets 50, half tickets, ST. 81 tickets $50 So
tickets. 500.
Remit money bank draft by letter, or send by ex-
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER or
POST OFFICE ORDER Orders of 50 and Upward by
express he sent at expense. Address ell orders
to +; NJ BOARDMAN, Courier Journal Building Lou
isviile, KY, Il. NJ. BOARDMAN, 500 Broadway
New York; or j. W. CLARK, GIL New Jersey avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01

NEW YORK PHOTOGRAPH COIPASYS SUMNER
PR!CES-One large picture for framing, 81: dupl-
cate copies, so cents each: fine imperial cabinet
portraits. 81 per doZn; card-SZe portraits, 81 per
dozen. Good work guaranteed. 123 9TH street.
The cause OF drOpSy must be removed, or the
patient will die. Hunts Remedy VIII always re-
move tie cause, and cure the disease.
"OvER THE GARDEN WALI-"-That Is where the
boys climbed when they wanted a lot OF green
pears They got the pears. and ate pr0digiOuS
supper OF them. Then at night they got all tied
up IN Knots and had awful cramps and pains:
Eehool-master, but they cried so, and made such
NOISE that he came In about midni ght TO see
what was the matter. He fortunately had Perry
DavS's Pain Killer in his closet, for he was wise
man, who knew there was no use OF trying to run
ooarding-school without keeping a supply of
this remedy on hand. By morning the boys
troubles were over. But the Cid man told them
not to go "over the garden WALL on such an
GRAND again.
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HAKT's insect powder-depot III 81 street north
west

DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE for real bargains dur
Ing the rebuilding at ahnS. SIC 18th street. Ladies'
sandals and operas 70c. ladies' kid house slippers,
4Dc.; ladies' extra fine Kid button boots 81 IS:
mems low button and ties 81; ch1ld'S heeled ties
AMI low button, Soc; infants ties and low button,
- and 25c.
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Flies and Rppps

Flies and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bedbugs, rats, mice, gopl
ers, chipmunks cleared out by "Rough on Rats.
$15c. z
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JOB LOTs OF Boys clothing, latest STYLES and best
Quality, low prices at HerZog'5, 3GS 9th St, near
Pa. ave.
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HEAVY LEGAL FEES. - To-day, in the Equity
Court, Judge Hagner made decree for complain
ant In the case OF Mary Ellen Randolph agt Myra
Clark Gaines Mrs. Randolph filed her bin as the
heir OF her husband, W. NJ Randolph, who died in
January, 1876, and who had been employed by
Mrs. Gaines In the prosecution OF her claim against
the estate OF her father, Daniel Clark, and claimed
24 per cent OF the amounts recovered. The proofs
We're that 1892 ,l6S had been recovered by defend
ant.
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UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH.-Charles Shaw, the
colored boy cOnvisted OF the murder OF his sister,
susan Ann Carter, and sentenced to be hung In
January next, who aHew weeks before the eXecu-
tion OF Guiteau June 30th) was removed from
among the other prisoners and placed In the same
cuDieS one OF the cells formerly occupied by Gut
teau He is in good health and spirits and is hone
ful OF obtaining new trial on the hearing before
the General Term.
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Another y;.Iainous Outrage.
INDECENT ASSAULT OF coLoRED RAG PICKER Q

INDECENT ASSAULT OF COLoRED RAG PICKER ON
A LITTLE WHITE GIRL-THE BRUTE ESCAPES.
An indecent and outrageous assault was perpe
trated yesterday about noon by ruffianly negro
rag picker upon the person OF Nellie Morrison,
little white girl living at No. Gil 18th street north
east Her father stone mason, employed In con-
structing the Few Boundary street sewer, was at
his work at the time, and his little daughter was
iii shed at the rear OF her home, where her play
mates had left her short time before the assault
The brute saw her in his wanderlngS. caught her.
made an attempt at rape. and then becoming
alarmed ran down 18Th street TO II, thence to 18th
and SO on TO Pennsylvania avenue. The last seen
OF him he was hUrrying in q sOutherly direction,
1requen ty looking over his shoulder to see If he
was pursued. AS soon IS she could &C 81, Nellie
went into the house and relate, Ire facts to her
mother, who started c,iI On a run to give the in
near Lone On his way to dinner. Mrs. Morrison
nuTI iely related what had taken place, and with
out stopping to ask many questions, Mr.. Morrison
ran to his house, and Selling a revolver started
out in
PURSUIT OF THE RUFFIAN,
following the way directed by his wife, who had
kept an eye on the man as far IS 12th street. when
she lost sight OF him. Mr.. Morrison secured the
streets for several squares, but the wretch had
eluded pursuit The father then returned to his
home, and, after procuring the services of phys!-
clan for his child, notified Lieut.. Austin and his
force, when general search was commenced
The examination made by the mother and phys-
clan showed that the chill is not much injured,
and that 1t was merely an outrageous attempt at
rape.
AS quick as Lieut.. Austin was appriSed OF the fact
he summoned his mounted men and started them
out. but a thorough search through the eastern
section OF the city was unsuccessful The whole
police force Of the city notified, but the usual
effort was made to keep the affair secret, thereby
increasing the chances for the fellows escape.
THE SUPPOSED CRIMINAL GETS AWAY FROM POLICE
MAN.
Later Officer Mcmahon, OF the seventh precinct,
discovered a man who answered the description
given by the girl to the letter. This was in
Shanty near the wOrkhOuSe. The fellow resisted
the officer, and made his escape. The police are
determined, If possible, to find the guilty man.
He is believed to be the same man who some
eight months ago raped a German woman, and got
of by the usual OF the Police Court lawyers,
who get cases repeatedly postponed thereby dis
couraging the prosecuting witnesses from going
to court. The German Lady went to court three
times, and each time there was poStpOnement,
when she declined to go any more.
The Morrison family q hardwOrking. indus
triouS and respectable family, and the affair has
caused much excitement In the eastern section OF
the city.
. The I. L. W. 4. has called a meeting this even
Ing at the house o Mr.. Morrison, TO take action in
regard TO the outrage.
The Jackson Grove Camp Meeting.
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T Fl
NJ / ABLE PERIL ME
MURRAY & LANMAN'S
l. U r D A w A T E R,
BEST FOR
TOILET,
BATH,
HANDKERCHIEF.
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
OF THE

CUMMUNWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.,
in the city of Louisville on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 31sT, 1882.
These drawings monthly Sundays excepted)
nnder provisions of act General Assembly of
Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court, on March 81, rem
dered the following decision:
First-That the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany is legal.
SecOnd-Its drawings are fair.
This company has on hand large reserve fund,
Read carefully the list of prizes for tho
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-06-03

At the Chengwatana copper nine
on Saturday last a Norwegian named
John Norman, while picking dirt out
Of fuse cap with which he was to
touch OFF a cartridge filed with nitro
glycerine, used in blasting, while he
was holding the cap in his hand, was
badly though not dangerously injured
by the cap exploding, blowing off two
of his fingers, and a piece Of the cap
striking him IL the forehead injecting
a quite severe wound.-Rush City
Post.