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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

A CREDIT MoBILIER SUIr-A suit has lust
been entered i'm the circuit court of the United
States at Newport, II. l., Judge Colt, the title OF
which Is John n. A. Griswold vs.. Rowland a,
Hazard ct al. This case is part OF the credit
mobilier litigation. The bill, which gives par
ticulars of the compliments suit, was prepared
by the late Secretary Of State of the United
tive of Mr.. Griswold. II is not impossible that
the entire credit mobilier case may be re-ope ned
as the case proceeds. Mr.. Griswod's suit now
is to be relieved OF the responsibility of the pay.
ment of a debt alleged to be due the Hazards by
Durant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

T
The shipments Of gold to-day will b
100000, by Brown Brothers and CO., by the
steamship Adri attic and 81 OO. 900, by shuttle
q Ruckgaber, by the Suevia. The gold was re-
moved from the assay Office yesterday. Ex-
cepting 500, 900 packed for j. Kennedy Tod &
Co, which will be forwarded probably by the
Alaska on Tuesday, the assay Office mad re-
ceived no orders Tor other shipments The
rates of foreign exchange were some what
easier yesterday, in consequence, Ii was SAIL OF
however, did not fall much below the specie,
exporting point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

rOODeO
William Crawford of his clothes, was given six
months in jail by Judge Smell to-day. In the
case of Elizabeth Stewart, coIored, who treated
s Ca.nerane aoWies III the same way, similar
The Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur, ad-
}6ur ned to,day I'll Saturday, and discharged
Miss Carrie Gnggenheimer, an employee in
the book bindery OF the government printing
repairing and cleaning q sewing machine. Her
lett hand was badly mashed and two fingers
cut, which will prevent her working for some
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses
been Issued by the CLERK of the court
Barnes; A. Schoonmaker and Mollie L. Hart;
Fielding l.. Dodson and Matte Ellen Williams:
Lemuel e. Williams and Susie Biockson: Caleb
Z. Lawson and Alice Norwood, both Of Mont
gomery county, Nd; Rich. e. Beall and sallie
George T. Reed and Annie g. Cornwell, both OF
Prince William county, Va; Robert w. Poin-
Banks aenry Of
ty, Nd, and Luella Collins, Of Howard county,
Md; Samuel Clements and Lettie Mitcheil
White and Gertie Humes; John B. johnson and
Annie Il. Biackiston; James H. Howard and
Lulu Baumgardner, of Alexandria, Va; Allen
Watson and Charlotte Beasley; George w.
Tenley and Joanna E. Segeson; J. Henry L..
Mills MIL =, and Annie n: Dant; Josiah Tubman
sna
Frazier, both OF spottsylvania Co., Va.
A DIVORCE SUIT TWICE DIsnIssED-Yester-
day the divorce case Of John H. Merriman
against Della Merriman was before Judge Hag-
ner In the Equity Court and he dismissed the bill
the bill was filed originally in May, 1888. and
was dismissed October, 1854, for want of proof,
and an appeal was taken, when the complain
ant dismissed the bill and filed a new bill. The
court finds the testimony under this bill the
same, and dismisses it.
POULTRY FOR THE DESERVING PooR.-Mr
Staples, of Wizards hotel, will distribute to the
deserving poor tomorrow morning, at 10
O'Clock, three hundred chickens and turkeys
Any orders from any charitable institutions
Will be filled at once, but an order must be OBJ
tanned from the central office OF the Associated
Charities, 926 g street northwest for either q
chicken or turkey, and presented at the hotel.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A LADY.lThis morning
Mrs. Maggie Considine, wife Of James Coissi-
dine, 219 Massachusetts, avenue northwest
dropped suddenly unconscious. Dr. Behfends
was sent for Immediately, but when he arrived
she had expired. The Coroner subsequently
gave certificate of death from rheumatism df
the heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

A nsw TRIAL Soe Philips, the wife murderer,
tensed to be hanged April 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

HoLrDar GooDs FoR PRESENTS
WICKER CHAIRS, NEWEST DIssrGNS
DOWN QUILTS AND PILLOWS
CARPET sWEEPERS, GRAND RAPIDS AND
WORLD
ORIENTAL CURTAINS
EMBkofDERIES. Tides
SCREENS
RUGS. MATS. &c
SPECIAL PRICES IN BODY BRCssEIs AMI
ALL CARPETS
SPECIAL PRICES IN BEDROOM FrrRyrrJyRE
OUR STOCK COMPRISES FURNITURE CAR
PETS. WALL PAPERS AND UPHOLSTERY
GOODS
W. n. HoUGHToy 4 co,
dloSm 12l4 + Street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

GNcW ScE0cy "y0f0RuOOno F8mlCs
THE REIGN OF RABIES CoNTINUBsLFoUR MORE
VICTIMS OF THE DoGs.-THE SCARE IN NEW
YORK CITY.
The excitement at Keyport and Matawan, N,
J., over the havoc wrought by the mad dogs
that bit Charles Bfitton and Ned Bucklin last
Saturday is increasing. Every dog that is
found unmuzzled upon the streets is uncere-
Matawan station OF the N. Y. and Long Branch
railroad Tuesday afternoon. Two more victims
One is tenyearold daushter ' of Mn WxcaT
living near Marlboro. She was bitten in the
calf OF the leg, the dogs teeth infiicting deep
Farmer John Smith, was also bitten In the leg.
The wounds of both have been canterized.
A reporter who called at the house of Mr.
Bucklin, the father of the lad who was bitten
yesterday, found the family very much dis
tressed over their sudden misfortune To in.
auiries Mrs: Bucklin replied that her husband
had just left for Newark, taking his son with
him, and would, II arrangements could be
made, sail on Wednesday morning for Paris
Newark physicians. Mrs Bucklin, although a
brave woman, feared very much for the safety
other son, but when the physician advised her
siderably relieved, as she had great conn
dence In M. Pasteur's treatment DR.. O'Gor-
man examined the boys wound. The dogs
crescentshaped mark on the right wrist But
the brute had bitten to the bone three fingers
painful wounds, which We're not It's sootSed b by
being cauterised with nitric acid. "The dog Is
stfll at large said Mr.. Bucklin, "and under
really at . loss TO know what to do. 1 ieft home
this morning fully prepared TO 60 on board q
steamer tonight, and sail in the morning, but
unnecessary expense and trouble"
The worst fears Of the people of Brookdale, N.
J.. have been realized, and the dreaded rabies
has been disseminated through the surround.
ing country. After the ravages Of the mad
canine which dashed through the little village
over month ago, the disease appeared at
is now on his way to France. Again at Pine
Brook the disease appeared, then IN Newark,
and then In Bloomfield.
A LITTLE GIRL BITTEN
VIM. Frank is farmer living near the Morris
canal, between bloomfield and Brookdale. He
has several children, all Of whom are very fond
of dogs. He owned . valuable Scotch terrier,
which was favorfte with the children, espe-
cially with his ten-year-old daughter Mary.
G ns. nen The cg rsnk w.s isedng bis
MARY, speak TO Jack, !" said her father.
The child spoke to the terrier and advanced
En y se :na T
scrsamed and F1s1k ssised tss doH Hs BE- sn she
me s6sd es Sen rs" n.d
barrel and covered II up. Medical aid mas
called and the child's wound's were cauterfsed
ras G a.. sags sss S .sns q
Frank attempted to enter his barnyasd when
he heard growi, and suddenly booking around
about 20 spring upon him. The man cleared
the fence Ct bound and ran into the house for
HIS gum. In the meantime the bloodhound
in As fSsy tore tSe mesh fsom one q his SinS
lea He vas dispatched BY . loAd Of shot.
ne sS S:x s .sd s y e: osss ss
ing there q. ven q. o~ss n yer.ey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

TEE TKorTINo NAME EARLY DAyN
Early Dawn, which has 8 record a. 2:014k o1sd
Ct Lex1h9son, KY, yesterday Afternoon. An
examination after death proved conclusfvefy
ssst took sick sx the St Louis. fair previous 90
starting In . stA1ks won BY EpAolet ehe hes
never 1cae eny good dnce HV Winnings
placed 1t more than o2osoOQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

Mr.. Cox, the United states minister TO Tur-
key, has begun negotiations with the porte for
Turkey and the United States will have equal
| rights in both countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

FIFTY CENTS buys a bottle of ST. JAG obs on.
the conQuerer OF pain. 1t always cures.
All throat troubles are at once removed by
the new remedy-Red Star Cough Cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

NEW YORK, Dee. 24.-The examination was
had to-day in the case of Gerard F. Murray. the
young English medical student who tried to
Xiii bis wife recently, and then to take his own
NE. The evidence developed nothing new The
charge of attempted suicide was dismissed, but
murray was held for trial on the charge OF as
sanltlng his wife. Mrs. Murray was sent to the
mouse OF detention as q Witness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

Abcnt one half Of the parcels Of land n Rich
mond county ~. r, were dtspoeed Of 1t the
staste tax sake yesterday. The BaHimoee ind
Ohio HailFoeA company, Through - attorney,
was q large buyer. s 4 -
The Holmes Lamher company st Detrofe,
Operating in Michigan pine lands, capital
8100,0o0t voluntarily assigned yostort1ay.
having lost heavily In recent failures. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

Cholera Said to be Raging In CAYENNE.
LONDON, Dec. 24.-It is reported that cholera
u raging In Cayenne, the capital OF French
Guiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24
HOLIDAY GOODS.

hOLlDA Il OoODO.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
W. G. METzERoTT q CO..
9os Pennsylvania AvsnuA
MUSICAL HOLIDAY PREsENTa
BANJos GUITARS, vIOLINs, Leather Cases
Music FoLIos, ROLLS
BOUND MUSIC BOOKS Of every description
cHrCKERINa. JAMES HoLMsrRoM PIANOS
BRIGGS CHoUeH. j. WARREN K1MBALL
AND OTHER oRaANs d1el2w
VE1Arrs
FINE CONFECTIONERY AND FAMOUS CARA
MELs. FRESH EVERY DAY.
Also, a large assortment Of IMPORTED FRUITS.
$40 9th ST. NV. opposite U. a Patent ONCE.
Branch Store. 1706 Pennsylvania ave- NV.
Imported Olive OH on draught dl28m
FurH Avenue HAn
DUNLAPs NEW YORK HATS, FIFTH AVENUE
STYLE. IN SILK, OPERA AND DERBY,
NOW READY.
The a,i.y and style of these celebrated Has have
never been surpassed
wILLETr q RuoFH,
SOLE AGENTS,
HATTERs AND PURIFIERS,
DIS 9O5 Pennsylvania ave-
C1DER. C1DEx C1prn
ONE HUNDRED BARRELS PRIME MAssA-
CHUsETTs REFINED CIDER,
For Sale at Low Prices
sAM'L c. PAL LINER
DEPOT 1224 18th Street Northwest
Telephone. 454 DIS
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-31

General Sheridan has returned from
a two weeks visit to the Indian Terri
tory and will make his report to the de-
partment at Washington soon. The
superstition is that he will favor the
course already indicated by the presi-
dent, in demanding that all cattle be
removed from the Cheyenne and Arap-
ahoe country, and that the Indians be
not allowed to make any more leases.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-31
Governor's Proeiamation.
STATE OF KANSAS.


TOPEKA, KAN, July %, 1885.
n telegram announces the death of
ULYSSES 5. GRANT. This intelligence,
although anticipated for many months.
will be received by the people of this
state with all the shock and sorrow of n
personal bereavement.
For nearly quarter of century past
ULYSSES S. GRANT has been the first
citizen of the United States. His ex-
allied patriotism, his genius as soldier.
MS brilliant services as the commander
OF our armies, his honest and loyal adj
ministration of the Presidency, and the
purity and modesty of his private life
the splendid qualities, so siVnally illus-
trated during his whole career. have fill
ed the world with his fame; and the
people of every civilized nation will
mingle their tears with those of the cit
liens Of this country around his open
grave.
AS mark of respect for his iIlustri-
Gus memory, the Executive Council has
directed that the State house be draped
in mourning for period of thirty DAYS.
and that the executive Offices of this
state be closed on the day of his funeral.
And L do hereby suggest and request
that the people of Kansas assemble, on
that day, in churches, school houses
and other places of public assembIage,
there to do fitting honor to the memory
of the most renowned soldier of the age,
and the first citizen Of the Republic.
In testimony whereof, have hereun-
to subscribed my name and caused TO be
affixed the great seal of the State. Done
at Topeka, this tweniy-third day July,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-31
For Est and Drink

Go TO Story's new place, the Gypsum
house, on Kansas avenue east. There
he has a newly-ftted confectionery
stocked throughout with fresh goods,
in candies, substantials in
meats. vegetables and such. There YOU
can get meal OH the European plan
pay for what you get-and all served
in first class style. Everything new,
neat and clean. Al
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-31

in the year of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and eighty-five.
JOHN A. MARTIN.
BY the Governor
Z. ID. ALLEN, Sec. of State.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-31
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
LIST OF TRACTS AND LOTS TO he SOLD
BY THE COUNTY TREASURER FOR
TIFF NoN-PAYMENT OF TAXES.
STATE OF KANSAS, ! CO
BARBER COUNTY. Do

NOTICE is hereby given that on, to-wit:
The first Tuesday of September, a. D.,
1885, and the next succeeding days,
will sell at public auction at my office,
i'll the city of Medicine Lodge, for taxes
and charges thereon, for the year 1884,
and previous Years, so much of each of
the following described tracts of land
or town lots situated in the county of
Barber, State of Kansas, as may be
necessary for that purpose, to-wit
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-31
CITY OF MEDICINE LODGE,

\ c Bender, n Main lot 4. ..-....S 4 Is
c S Finch North Main st lot 80. -. S IS
G S Finch North Main st lot Al. 2 81
Mrs NJ Williams n Main st lot IS 4s
do n Main st lot AZ ! As
do n Main st lot 40 1 4s
do n Main st lot 81 l IS
p l. Reed LIST Ave east lot l.. ... q
+ l. Reed 1st Ave east lot g.. :. ! q
e NJ Bailey 1st Av lots IS. 81, 3d.. 90
John Mosley 1st Av e lot II 63 -. 20
ID w Booth LIST Av e lots GA GO IS so I "a
John Mosley, lst Az e lots Y "a rs 81
Richardson lst av e lots 7S 81 81 / 81
p b Cole lst ave west lots Is 90. %
A w Little I'd av east lot rs. 49,. ~
s Richardson I'd av east so S.. 20
+ NJ Bayley I'd av east lots "a &c.. 20
ID E Morris I'd av west lot 4. 80. 81
do I'd av west lot g.. .26 %
do ID av west lots 10. -. ! 81
John Mosley Kans av lots q o.. 81
A G Sanderson Kan av lots SO SIS. Il q
S Richardson Kans av lots 81, So
81 50 81. ................. III
John Mosley Kan av east lots 90 % 20
John Higgins Kans av east lots 1877
Lob. ........... ~
d W Booth Kans ave e lots l75 III
d'5 !oi 100 ..:.......... d
J S Richardson Kans ave lot 2s:: 40
do Kan ay e Its 40 4244 l 81
do KarSav lots 81 81
So IS 80 90 % 90 98.. ..... 2 Sc
J $ Richardson Kan av e lot 100. 80
Z Nj Bailey Kansas ave east lots 1O8
40 112. az
J S Richardson Kans ave lots III
144 146 1fS 80 152 50
J > Richardson Kans ave lots ia
Us l5s lgO l62. "a
J BALDWIN Wash ave e lot S.. 5 80
r = Walters Wash az Q 10. 7s..
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-31

Fl Keller Sc or Sc or 10 1913
John Lard hf ne or IS W hf NV or % a. IL
Elwood Lefiier NV or Sc or Q hf ne or
re or ne or : ~ IA
G Marshall g hf Sc or NV or Sc or ne
Marshall and Dixon W hf NV or W s-w
- 81 Is s-w or Sc or 2 81 Is
marshall Dixon NV or ne ore hf NV
] l. McCarty sc or IS - Is
w McAhee ne or 20 81 IL
II Parsons hf Sc or g hi NV or 20 81 Is
w Smith ne or IL 30 IL
SHVanderpool WI Sch eK s-wx Is 30I5
ELwoOD TOWNSHIP.
Henry Boynton WI mex SEX mex mel
W j Estill lots 2 and in 1918
Leonard Follyck lots and Z in 635l4
Leonard Follyck lots 9 and 4fn7 1854
Leonard Follyck lots and in IS 80 Il
Leonard Follyck-eh sex I35I5
Leonard Follyck mex II 1915
Leonard Follyck lots ny mex 10 35l5
Leonard Follyck sex l. 81 Is
Leonard Follyck lots and Is IS IA
Gregory wy s-wh &c 81 l5wK n-wK
John Gore e hf of ne or and ne or of
of - "a Is,
Cintha L Gregg hf of NV or and s-w of
ne OR and NV or of Sc or of - 80 I3,
l of 1913,
James Jones hf of Sc or of 10 80 IA.
and n hf of ne or OF "a 80 Il,
Krusen lot G, Z, e hf of s-w or of az
10 and Sc or of 2 81 Is,
Wallace ID Moshier s-w or of Sc or and
Sc OF s-w or of Is "a Is and ne or of
NV or and NV or of ne or of - 81 10,
w Moore hf OF NE or and s-w or Of
ne or o and NV or of NV 10 "a Is,
l. l. Moore Sc or of 9 81 Is,
Il Murdoch Sc or OF % 81 ID,
e Il McCracken ne or of NV or and hf
of NE or and Sc or OF NE or of 8 "a II,
Zion Omey hf OF sw or of % 33 I3,
Zion One y Sc or of NV or of % 80 l3
Il n Omey n hf of NV or of 81 80 ID, and
e hf of ne or of 28 81 ID,
g w Payne hf of Sc or OF 81 80 Is and
s-w or of s-w or Of 32 80 Is,
y w Payne NV or of NE or of 6 81 Is,
David Reayes Q hf of NV or and W hf of
ne or IS % ID
Throckmorton hf Of ne or and n hf
of Sc or 2 80 Ii
Jessie Wagner NV or % "a Is
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-31

w T Rouse Wash ay lots 81 SO IS
~. -.......ss
w T Rouse Wash ave lots so 1O1
103 los 107 100 Ill 113 l15.. ..... 2
Oliver Nichols Wash av west lot
In Cook-Standiford Rev. Add.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-31

Witness my hand at my office in Ne,i-
lclne Lodge; Kansas. this the 18th dav
OF July. A. ID. 1885. - Jay
JoHN ROGERS.
cnur+p Tre-,c,,-e--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-25

On one occasion Agnes went to house
in which her parent lived and brought her
to the door, but the mother disowned her,
refused to permit her to enter and sent after
her sister TO take the girl away as quick as
possible lest her husband should come home
and learn the truth.
On a Sunday night, three or four months
ago, Agnes, on her way from church, was
met by young man, the son Of a brewer at
one time in business in Halifax, but who
failed couple of years ago. He made the
acquaintance of girl, and she declares he
induced her 10 accompany him TO IN i'm
proper house, whcle she was cn.iceG from
the paths Of virtue
Wednesday night tie cit; was =! pareutly
fast approaching death, The rcsn!, al having
given birth to u stillborn chit.
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Shocking Treatment of a Girl.

The Halifax, N. S., Chronicle contains q
narrowing tale disclosed by young girl on
her death bed. A little over fifteen years
ago young woman, now the wife Of Do
minion government official in Halifax, and
related to family of well-known and re-
spectacle people, became the mother of an
illegitimate child-a girl. The infant was
placed in city orphanage, whereitremain-
ed until three years ago, when she was taken
out by family who were in need of maid
servant. For some time the girl remained
with these people, but the family finally re-
moving to San Francisco, left her to SHIFT
for herself.
In searching for new situation the girl
happened to visit the home of her mothers
sister. who, recognizing the family resem-
blance and aware OF the episode OF many
years before, made inquiries, which resulted
in the girls Identification beyond doubt.
The aunt then undertook the charge OF the
girl for the time being, and made the latter
acquainted with the discovery she 1.-THE aunt
had made regarding her identity. The
mother, who is respected by large circle OF
stricken lest her husband, who was in igno-
rance of her early disgrace, should learn the
terrible story, and threatened, if the affair
was diclosed to him, that she would kill her.
self.
Through the aid of the sister who first
made the discovery the homeless girl, who
wa. known as Agnes, was provided with
situation. To rest thus, however, the un'
acknowledged daughter was not content
and finding to what church her only known
parent belonged, she went Sunday after
Sunday and mingled with the congregation
in the vain hope to get her mother to recog
nize her and to take her to her arms ano
her home. She would wait in the Vestlbule
of the church and as her mother passed pul
the woman's dress to attract her attention
but the latter would turn her head IN al
opposite direction and disdain to cast
single look on her almost heart-broken OH
spring.
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oEALING WAX! SEALING WAX!-Just re
y ceived large supply of Sealing Wax for bot
i1 VIA isu '"n' ''A '' W. F. CREIGHTON & co.
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0s BOXES BABBITTs BEST SOAP for sale,
~ wholesale and retail, at lowest prices by
au22 &c. MILBURN.
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5-4-$1.25 S-I-S2OO.
t-4---S1 81. 10-4-S2 so.
7-4-$1.75. 12-4 $500
\ Bed pr.ad Bargain. Three hundred Pateut
Michine Red.spreads at $50. The real value
and tho price we formerly sold them for was
$3.50 each. We don't expect the 300 TO last long.
WOODWARD s. LOfHROP.
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AIexaulria 0azette,
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS. -:E.


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same quality can be obtained elsewhere. dec