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FOUR MEN INSTANTLY KILLED.

Two Others Fatally lntuFed by . Fail
Of Coal In q Mine shaft.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. IA terrible acci-
dent occurred this morning at the lakewood
shaft, operated by the Lehigh Valley Coal COM
pany. The cage, on which nine miners were
reached the bottom when q mass OF loose coal
and rock fell from the side Of the shaft down
the cage, which was made Of heavy timber aud
ironwOrk, Instantly killing four of the men and
wounding two others fatally, while the other
three were seriously injured.
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Journalists I'm Public Service.

THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT CONTEMPLATING
LAWS PROHIBIrISG THEIR EMPLOYMENT.
ROME, Sept. 2.-The Dirito declares that other
departments of the government besides the war
department have been censured for employing
journalists In official capacities, and states that
legislation will probably be adopted prohibit
ing all officials employed by the Italian govern
ment in the public service from acting AS jour
nalists In any way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02
ENGLISH PRESS ON PARNELL.
9LADsToNE's POOR HEALTH.
THE LONDON GIRL ABDUCTION CASE
SULLIVAN DECLARED WINNER,
SETTLING LABOR PROBLEMS.
MRS. SARTORIS AND JESSE GRANT.
CAROLINE ISLANDS DISPUTE.
SECRETARY MANNING LEAVES
ALBANY.

A Hill Delegation Said to Have Been
Arranged for from that City.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
Albany, N. Y, Sept. 2.-Secretary Manning
left for New York this morning and expected TO
go on to Washington tomorrow. AS one Of the
results of his visit 1t is now stated by an auth
ority which cannot be questioned that the Al
bany delegation to the democratic state con-
Vention will favor Gov. Hills nomination after
casting complimentary vote for Mayor Banks,
of Albany
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02
Pleuro.Pneum0nia Among Cattle.
THE LOCALITIES IN WHICH IT u NOW SAID II
BE EPIDEHIC.

THE LOCALITIES IN WHICH IT Il NOW SAID TO
Be EPIDEHIC.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept 1.-THE Illinois Live
Stock commission transmitted to the governor
yesterday communication stating that pleuro-
pneumonia Is epidemic among cattle In the
counties Of New York, Richmond, Kings and
Queens in New York; the counties Of bergen,
Passai0, Essex, Union, Huuterdon, Camden,
Burlington, Hudson and Middlesex I'm New
Jersey; county OF Newcastle. in Delaware; the
counties Of baltimore and Prince Georges In
Maryland; tine county of Fairfax in Virginia;
the county Of Harrison in Kentucky; the
county OF Montgomery In Ohio; the county Of
Madison In Tennessee, and in the District Of
Columbia, and recommending that he issue q
proclamation prohibiting the importation OF
cattle from such infected localities Into Illinois
The commission further say that they also be-
lieve that the conditions are such - to render
cattle from any other part Of the infected states
q New Jerssy, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
Kentucky. Ohio, Tennessee, and that portion OF
the state If Pennsylvania east OF the Allegheny
mountains, aad that part q the state Of New
York south Of the Mohawk river and east 81
the Chenango river liable 70 convey such dis
ease, and recommend that the governor pro-
hibit importation or catt1o nom such localities,
unless accompanied BY en- amdavit nom the
shipper that they have nos bean exposed 70 the
ot0oo0o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

no 0A1Ao8 10 Cno19 n WBCoN6IN,
MILWAUKHG, Sept 2.-ReporSs nom the fute-
rior g the state indicate slight ftost q several
also IL tho CRANBERRY reeion aloag the ysiIoy
diyistQn 81 The 0hieaGo, AlWankee and st. Pau
raiafues No sgs3ous damage resulted, how
ever. IA tho teen0co rogion, near Madison, .
slight tsQst occurred, M Hithoat injnry % the
crop The ecoD - tWo>thtsde haSvGsted and In
god condttion. sase ~ slight intaU anne ~
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Was She POiSOuedS
THE TRAGEDY AT HOLLY SPRINGS.

THE TRAGEDY AT HOLLY SPRINGS, Mica
Holly Springs, Miss, is still excited over the
arrest OF Robt. Doxey, a nephew of the late
Gen. Hindman, OF Arkansas, and Mrs. Wash.
Johnson upon the eve OF their departure from
the state, charged with the murder OF Doxey,s
wife about a month ago. Doxey and Mrs John
son made trip TO Tupelo, Miss, during which
time, as has recently been discovered they
passed as husband and wife. Shortly after their
return Doxey and wife visited Mn. johnson.
and while there Doxey's wife taken sud.
denly i'll and died without a physician being
called in. The remains were inferred without
"A post-mortem examination. Since the death
of Mrs. DoXey her husband and Mrs Johnson
have been intimate, and both sold their effects
and made preparations to leave the state. This
excited su spcion, and they were arrested last
Friday, Mrs. Johnson resisting arrest with pis-
tol. Ii was developed that Dokey, the day before
as wie's death, bought strychnine, SAYING a
was for crows that We're destroying his corn. He
also bought some liver pills aud quinine, aging
his vile was very sick, ana he believed she
would die. When Doxey got home that night
he gave his wife two pills, and repeated the dose
next morning. Mrs. johnson said that on Tues
day morning, after giving his wife the pills,
Doxey cal ed for saucer and some flour, max.
ing two alleged quinine pills, and gave them TO
his wife, aud that sine died In two hours. This
Doxey denies, and saws his wife, In her dying
moments, told him Mrs. johnson gave her some
medicine which tasted badly, and said she
poisoned. The magistrate committed both the
man of splendid physical development q beau
tiful blonde. The body Of Mrs. Doxey has been
exhumed and the stomach will be analy Zed.
Last March Mrs. Johnsons husband and his
horse were found dead in "A itch where they had
fallen during the night, and, as Doxey was fire.
quently with him. il Is now limited that john
son, as well as Mrs. Doxey, was the victim OF Q
diabolical plot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

MADRID, Sept. 2.-The number OF new cases
or cholera and deaths from the disease through
spectiyely.
PARIS, Sept 2.-During the 20 hours ended
ut midnight last night 80 deaths from cholera
Salon.
MARsxr1LH, Sept. 2-Cholera il decreasius
ct Salon, which village b % miles northwest Of
this city. -
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TeleSrnDbic Rriefs

One hundred thousand feet Of lumber valued
at about $4,000, were burned this morning at
the saw mill OF Greenleaf, Johnson & Co., ia
Norfolk, Va.
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THE EVENING STAR
FtBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and lltn st. BY
The Evening S:ar Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS PresL

THr FvFSINe STAR - served to subscribers N the
CITY ~ carriers. oU their at 10 cents per
N"tS- or 44c peF mouth Copies AZ the counter, z
cents each Ey mail-Postase prepaId-50 cents
month: ere YEAR, 81 SIX mont Is, So.
Entered 81 The 10. pitce a. " sshington. d c., as
seccnd-claSs mali matter.
IHE WssKLY STSR-pubIishe8 on Friday-S1
year postage prepaid. SIX months 80 cents
- AL mail susrcriPiio must be paid IN advance
10 paper sent longer than Is paid for
RI;es of advertising made known on arpIirafion
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The Changes a Few Years Make.

Il
GEN. STALLS SAD EXPERIENCES IN LOOKING
FOR HIS oLD-TIME FRIENDS IN WASH
INGToN.
Gen. Stahl, u s. consul general at Shanghai,
relates an experience which forcibly illustrates
the havoc that death makes in q short period.
He recently returned to Washington, after an
absence OF five years. and said to STAR re-
Mr. Riggs, the banker. When / inquired for
him the answer was, dead then concluded
10 visit another old friend, Gen. Michler. of the
my inquiry. I went over to the state uepar.-
ment 10 see Col. Morgan. Dead I was In
formed next turned To the Treasury depart
auditors once. Again the answer came, he is
dead. l walked down Pennsylvania avenue,
thinking to see my old friend. Charlie Hertzog,
Dead asked Tor Major shodmaSsr. Both
ne ne and Hertzog were In my regiment during
t the w var He, Too, ! was told, was dead; On
whom had left alive and well, and In each
case case heard the sorrowful news that they, too,
nAo oiea during my i've years absence"
woodland HonoFs to the President.
sALUIkD WITH SHOTGUN sALvoS AND
scokfkD BY FLOTILLA OF CAN0ns
oispatch from Paul Smiths, St Regis lake,
n. T., last night said: president Cleveland
ana III. Ward left the Prospect house yesterday
afternoon and remained here last night. They
ieit tnis morning at ten o'clock. They viii ~
man astne Stevens house, Lake PiAcid, tonight,
s s@Rp,ne 1 Pretty en- route. They will take 9
aaong sne route saluted the presidential party
With firearms In the inlet OF the Lowsr II
Bos.s s mere met 6y ncPdssd sss
ss rioens held reception which IAsted two
h hooss rhe party atrived 81 the stevens
afternoon and remainsd ~ an .,.s.,t Say
vui vaeae Adirondack lodee to.day. -
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Sullivan Declared the winner.

BuIIfvAn Declared the winner.
RETERHEE TATE SAYS THE AFFAIR WAS
SIMPLY BOXING MATCH.
TOLEDO, OHIO, Sept 2.-Referee Tate has re-
amrmed his decision that Sullivan won the
contest over McCa6rey at Cincinnati, on the
ground that the authorities had forbidden q
knockout or smuggling, and it was understood
the affair was simply Q boxing exhibition, and
he decided on points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

The Alabama Claims Court Accounts.
JUDGE HARLAN SICK AND NOT ABLE TO
TRAVEL.
There are no new developments in the case O!
the court of Alabama claims. A telegram was
received from Judge Harlan, who is in Iowa,
last night, stating that he is sick and will not
be able to travel for several days, but that he
will start for Washington as Il as possible
No answer to Judge Durham will be prepared
until his arrival Most OF the clerks and assist.
ants affected by the decision have cut short
their summer vacation and are on duty at the
cOurf
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PARNELL'S PROGRAM.

How the English Press Regard His
speech Of Last Night.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Sept. 2-Parnell's speech at the
Mansion house, Dublin, last night was simply
an answer to Lord Hartington's words 'impos-
sible" and "never." "If it be sought to make
it impossible" said he, "for our country to OBJ
tain the right of administering our affairs we
will make all other things impossible for those
who SO seek" He added: 81 desire now to
express my fullest conviction that the Irish
people are on the brink of victory in this strug-
GLE" The Times commenting on this speech
says: "It may be desperate bid to restore his
waning influence. The policy announced
finally closes the door to an alliance with either
English party"
Inc NeWs says: "The speech is a rebuke to
the violent language of his followers and an
appeal to the perpetrators of outrages to cease.
He might possibly have anything short of the
autonomy auto, which Oh, Parnell demands, but only
extract it from their fears.'' The People says:
1.-THE tories will make no truce with treason"
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+ kE I'm. Err ssss
TIL ZEE HIM ssss
EXTRA PALE BEER
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE U23
REMNANTS. REnsAsrs, RrxrAnra

1lEMNANTS. IIEMNANTS, lIENNANTA
DRESS GOODS. SILKS, ALL KINDS. HAVE ALL
BEEN MARKED GREAT DEAL LESs THAN
COST.
THEY CAN BE FOUND UPON THE TABLES
AND CAN BE BOUGHT VERY CHEAP.
REMNANTS OF BLACK GOODS, ALL KINDS
OF CHOICE MOURNING GOODS In RkANANTs.
FROM TO z YD&
NOTHING Is CHEAP THAT YOU DO NOT
NEED, BUT you NAY SAVE MONEY BY IN
vEsTINe IN THESE SHORT LENGTHS " YOU
CAN USE THEM
VIZ sHusTER SOMA
sls PENNsYLvA01A AVENUE
oNRPRIcR aulo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

FoR Coo1 WEATHER
THE MIsFIT STORE
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
OFFERS NICE LINE OF FALL OvERCOATs
FROM 50 UP
BLACK AND CoLoRED CoRKsCREw SUITS $40
AND UPWARD.
MEMS BUSINESS SUITS $3.50 AND UPWARD
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, IN ALL DIFFERENT
WEIGHTS, 90 AND UPWARD.
CHILDRENs SUITS, FOUR TO ELEVEN, IN
MENSE VARIETY. $2.25 AND UP.
BOYS SUITS. TWELVE TO EIGHTEEN. ELE-
CANT LINE, $3.50 AND UPWARD.
FULL LINES OF PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS
LOWER THAN EVER
ODD VESTS. VERY CHEAP,
MIsFIr STORE
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS
sTBE SURE AND COME TO THE CORNER
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A Recent Appointee's Bad Record.

HE HELD OFFICE BUT A SHORT TIME. BUT Is
ACCUSED OF IMPROVING THE OPPORTUNITY
BY STEALING MONEY ORDER.
Richard Board, of kentucky, was appointed
clerk In the railway service July Sd, on the
recommendation of Controller Durham and
others, who seem to have been imposed upon.
The citizens OF Harrodsburgh wrote to Control
Ter Durham and to the Postmaster General,
stating that Board was under three indictments
in Cincinnati for getting money under false
pretenses. Board had been assigned to duty
on the route between Rincon and Deming N
ter General Villas attention he ordered his dis
missal. Board was promptly discharged from
the service, but since then he has been arrested
for stealing money order, valued at $l63. He
is now in Jail at Santa Fe, awaiting trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

me- Auuuuerer On E0Tueuo SpccCh.
CoMMENDING HIS DENUNCIATIoN OF OUT
RACES, But CRYING "IMPoSSIBLE" To HIS DE-
MAND FOR INDEPENDENCE
LONDON, Sept 2.-The Times this morning,
referring to Mr.. ParnelPs speech last night,
says: I'VE are glad Mr. Parnell has at last de-
nounced outrages I'm Ireland. II he had done
SO before the coercion act would not have been
necessary. He must not, however, deceive him.
SELF Impossible is the only reply TO his de-
mand for independence"
DUBLIN, Sept 2.-Mr. Parneu in his speech
here last evening ridiculed the theory set up by
Englishmen that the tories and liberals would
drop their party differences in order to unitedly
combat the Irish party in parliament in their
struggle for Irish independence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

The OHIO CANPAIGN.-Judge Foraker, re-
publican candidate for governor OF ohio, de.
iivered his opening campaign speech at Ports
mouth, Ohio, yesterday. He gave statistics OF
each administration from Washington's down,
to show that since the foundation of the gov
eminent there was more pecuation under
democratic rule than under the opposition,
and dwelt at length upon the attitude OF the
south, referring TO the Chisholm affair, the
"Hamb burg massacre" the troubles in Copiah
county and said that In Chatham county Ga.
in which is the city of Savannah, there is only
one voting place for the voters Of a populstion
of 10000 All his statements In regard .
Savannah are denied in q Savannah dis
patch.l The Ohio democratic state execu-
tive committee have declined, in behalf
Of Gov. Hoadly, tie challenge from the
prohibition committee for joint debate with
their candidate, Rev. A. Ii. Leonard. A petit
ton has been numerously signed by prominent
members OF the Methodist Episcopal church
throughout Ohio, addressed 10 the Cincinnati
conference, which meets Thursday, requesting
q strict Investigation by that body Of the
charges brought against DIR. Leonard, and ask
ing that he be called upon 10 either resign the
pulpit or the position in politics he has taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

TO THE CAROLINE ISLANDS
MADRID, Sept 2.-Count Benomar the
Spanish ambassador at Berlin, telegraphs that
Germany's note with reference to the Carolnes
is courteous but gives little satisfaction. The
note has not yet arrived here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

(1~ WAsHINGToN, d. G., July 22. 1856.
ers Of LIE DROIT PARK BUILDING COM
PANY IS hereby called on the TWENTY
Room Is LIE Drot Building. for the purpose Of wind
Ing up the affairs OF the said Company. The above
meeting Is postponed to SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1885
same time and place. JOSEPH PAUL, Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Sept. 2.-The real state Of Glad
stones health is kept profound secret. Him.
self and family say he is extremely well, but
the fear is general that this is an optimistic
view. The latter is confirmed by the fact that
Gladstone was unable to make himself heard
over the side Of the yacht by the municipal au-
thorities of Wick who came out in q boat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

Mrs. Jarrett and Gen. Booth. OF the
Salvation Army. and Editor Stead
Charged with the Abduction Of the
Armstrong Girl.
LONDON, Sept Mrs Jarrett was taken
into custody this morning on the charge OF alb
Quoting the Armstrong girl, who was the
Lily. Of the Pal Mall Gdzettes revelations
Gen. Booth, OF the Salvation Army, surrendered
Mrs. Jarrett to the authorities after having sew
eral conferences with them during the past lew
days. The police finally threatened TO have
warrant Issued for Gen. Booths arrest on the
charge OF obstructing the law by concealtng
Mrs. Jarrett. This frightened him and he inn
walked TO the police station with q sister Of the
salvation Army, and, in accordance with an ar.
rangement made with the superintendent OF
police, an officer was waiting at the door OF the
station-house and took her into custody. Mrs.
Jarrett demureiy proceeded to the cells and
was locked up.
Later in the day Mrs. Jarrett was taken to the
BOW street police court, where she was charged
with having indecently assaulted the Arm
strong girl; with administering a noxious drug
to her, and with feloniously OBTAINING her.
Also, with conspiring with Mr.. Stead. Of the
pau Nal Gazette, and Others to commit these
offenses.
Mr.. Poland, the solicitor for the treasury, APP
peared for the prosecution. He declared that
Mrs. jarrett had obtained the girl by pleading
that she required her to assist in doing the
homework of her home, and that she was q
woman of respectabiiity. The prisoner was
then remanded until Monday next, bail being
refused.
Summonses have been granted for compli-
city in the case against Mr.. Stead. Gen. Booth
and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

A BABY PoIsoNED-Bernard Deroy, q child
eighteen months old, son OF Emanuel Deroy,
Of Allegheny City, Pa, died Monday night in
great agony. Three white servant girls who
had oatmeal porridge for break fast weO
poisoned, but are recovering. Al the coroner's
Investigation yesterday evidences Was adduced
70 show that the colored girl, Mary Allen, bad
had partaken, and that she had threatened To
'get even" with the mother OF the dead baby
for dismissinG her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02
The People Pleased with the Adminis.
trRtiOn.

tr0tiOn.
REPRESENTATIVES, SINGLETON SAYS ONLY THE
DISAPPOINTED OFFICE SEEKERS ARE SOUR
Representative Singleton, of Mississippi, who
has visited different sections Of the country dur
ing the summer, said to STAR reporter to-day
that so far rs his observation went it showed
that the grumblng at the administration was
confined to disappointed office-seekers. He had
seek office, are pleased with President Cleve-
land and his administration. Gen. Singleton
remarked that the people, as a whole, have no
sympathy with the disappointments of the few
who fail 10 get what they want in the shape of
Office. He had no fears for the future OF the
party because OF hostility towards the admins
tration,
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LAnoR erRrKE Norns.-Wm. ]

LABOR STRIKE NorU--Wm. Tully and John
DesEnoud. two Of The striking carpet weavers q
PhfIndeiphia, have been arrested because g
TIE csiticai condition q Charles 1iines, . sceb'
Woeknaa, that hey bat severely FOR working
noro fin-can MATHEW became general yesterday
and thew n n entire suspension Of the tnduDe
tn.-The river coal miners met nj AouongUr
hSla aV, p, yesterday and decided TO ssstno
on 1ndays unless the operators concede then
thno0 en1n1A poF bughoL-BetWeeu z. 900 and
onmDtxon Ct Baltimore cotton min
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

MRS. GRANT AT THE GENERALS ToMB.-
Mrs. Grant, accompanied by Col. Fred. Grant
visited the tomb Of the general In Risersids
park, New York, yesterday afternoon. There
were few persons about the tomb at the time.
Mrs Grant was greatly moved, and was assist
ed back TO her Carriage by her son.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ERZOG-S NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
One square North of Pennsylvania Ave

II ERzOG'S NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
One square North of Pennsylvania Ave.
NE INAUGURAL OF THE SECOND SEASON
MONDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER 7TH,
Ths " Grid Famed Emotional Actress.
KATHERINE ROGERS.
tircat r aiis.ic snti Powerful Tive14ct Drama. .''A
CLAIRE AND THE FORGE MASTER.
On@9n TT RI Fs FIVE v H Va Consecutive
81 To Family Circle. 10 cents: Parquet and Or
ses.ts Cn sale Si days In advance
age. 10 20 Psrqnet and Orchestra chairs. when
scempanied by parents or guardians Box Office
sale. sale. from H. 10 pm 's'e''s' enAfS e ees4s On
RASJo QUICKLY AND CORRECTLY TAUGHT
on msh6 e 1nos for pe Gnly ss
from ani Pn o. 30 pia oPen
iesctias oy nose Ii preferred se2-lw-
y,ORD's OPERA HOUSE.
X Afer thorough renovation will open for the
season on
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7TH,
With the first production in Washington of
GILBERT and sULLIvAN JAPANESE OPERA
MIKADO. OR THE TOWN OF TITIPU.
With the Authors text ard prompt book The Com
and cOTreCt scenic effects.
Tic production OF fhis oork-fn r1,lfilntef formed
smother house s This city, direct violation of
nun bt(1cFeH VcI
~ the musical t1Ork Of Sir Arthur SiirrGn. and ia
dtrce Of his protest and that Of his Cbia6OTuteur, Mr..
Gilbert
can BE- reserved for the authorized production
on ant after Thursday. september Ord 81
nINE MU%I'TN.
- Pennsylvania ave. near 11ths st.
MONDAY August s1st,
And every afternoon and night this week,
COLLAh> AND CUFFS,
In Three Acts with Comic Tableaus
RATTLiNC RACKET OF FUN, COMEDY AND
man Diorama OF Inc seasons, Spring. summer and
Winter. 1000 moving figures. Everybody should
see it.
Next Week-The Famous Leonzo Brothers and
Wonderful Dogs. au3l-6t
rTHIATER coMIoUE ,,.nn
FINEST SHOW OF THE SEASON.
ANNIE K EATING'S COURT OF BEAUTY.
Twenty Handsome Ladies in MelaDge OF Sensar
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday,
Every Night at $50 the Fun Begins au31-6t
DOCKVILLE FAIR-WEDN ESDAY THURS
H DAY and FRIDAY. Sc TENDER I'd Sd, and 4th.
Trains at 1:25. $40 1890 Four trains back after
noon Round trip tickets, including admission to the
Fair grounds. 81 au29-stw,t
4 Try CASTLE PARK, MT. PLEASANT
IA The Third Entertainment will be given THURS
DAY. september :, 1885 Dfbden's comic Operetta,
THE WATERMAN
Concluding with dancing. For the Benefit Of the
Poor. Tickets, sc. au191m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

his MOTHER PAID Hrs FINE.-A young
man from South Washington. named Joseph
Cherry, was before the Police Court this MORN
Ing CHARGED with assaulting Joseph Wells by
judge fined him $15 or As days. His aged
mother, who was in court, spoke up in an ex-
cited manner: II would not let him 60 down
for $40" She paid his fine and he went home