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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03
Arrniunr,enc. and Nentences.

ArraiTBsss ats and Sentences
To-day in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie a
number of prisoners were arragned, as follows:
oscar Jackson and John Evans, alias Mulch,
housebreaking at store or J. j. Woodward Jackson
pleaded guilty and said that Evans was innocent
Jackson was sentenced to two years in tie Albany
PntentIary. Evans at first pleaded not guilty,
but withdrew this plea aud pleaded guilty receiv-
ing like sentence. Evans was arraigned on SINH
lar charge and sentenced to three years at Albany
VIM. Thompson and w. f. Hunting, alias Mat
thewS, alias Roxy Ross, HOUSEKEEPING in night
pleaded not guilty; Hunting was also arraigned
Tor second offeDse petit larceny. Samuel Lee. VIM.
Robinson and Fletcher Loane, alias Lowe, house
breaking III night: Robinson pleaded not guilty;
Lee and l.oane pleaded guilty, and were sentenced
Fletcher. hOusebreaking in night. pleaded not
guilty. John f. DonnelIv, larCt ny OF wagon har-
ness and clothing. and horse; pleaded Dot guilty.
James Queen, manslaughter OF Bergam Queen by
shooting on october 22d: pleaded not guilty.
A RESTRAINING ORDER ltRANTED-T'o-day, Judge
Cox, in the Equity Court in the case OF j. B. SWEET
and d. Sherwood, OF HaYerhill, Mass, apt. F. n.
Mccormick and ". WOrley, trading under the firm
name Of Mccormick q Co., and George Mccarthy,
as assignee, granted restraining order to enjoin
the disposition OF the stock OF goods Of Mccormick
C CO., 81 No. bO5 Pennsylvania avenue, making it
returnable on the 9th instant. The bill f1lei by
MesSrS. Edwards Barnard states that complaint
ants furnished goods 10 Mccormick & Co. in Oc-
tober and November to the amount OF S543 that one
OF the bills Tor S239.40 became due on November 18TH
last, anu on December Gath Mccormick & Co. wrote
compartments that they had been unable
10 send check for q part or the bill
put were confident they could send q check the
latter part OF the week. The compliments state
that Mccormick & Co. at once commenced 10 make
preparations for assigning their effects and they
now ask that the administration on the assets uhe
stock being estimated s. 900 be under the direc-
ton OF the court; that the assignee be required to
give bond, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

HEALAR1AL POISON CAN DE ENTIRELY RE.
w moved from the system By the use of Ayers Aeue
Cure. which contains specific in the form of
vegetable product, used in other remedy Var
ranted.
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1347 Pennsylvania avenue

1347 Pennsylvania avenue.
LARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BRFECH-
LOADING SHOT GUNS, IMPORTED FRENCH CA
IHEDRAL G0S6 CLOCKS, ROGERS FINE SILVER
PLATED WA. z. DINNER AND TEA sETs. CAS-
TOaSL FRUIT STANDS. go. FINE IMPORTED
SWISS BUS SIC BOXES from two to ten tunes; GOLD
AND SILVER VAT, He's, JEWfLRY, CUTLERY.
OPERA GLASSES. LADIES' BEST ROSEWOOD AND
NICKIE BANJOS WADE AND BUTCHER RAZORS
articles.
~ direction of the owner. to change business will
sell, on the premises al the above stock of j. o.
ONEaRA II co, l3t7 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington, ID. G. sale commences at SEVEN P. NJ
Great bargains may be expected. FOLEY Auct
\. B-The Fixtures Will not be sold as a. terrlin-
ation OF saie, the store will be occupied by J. u.
O,NEARA & CO., Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

THE HERzOG MUSEuM.-ThiS is the last night OF
"OliVetIen at HerZ0gS Museum. "Pinafore" next
week. Seats may be secured at the hours stated
In the advertisements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

Tor THE PROMPT AND CERTAIN CURE OF
erysipelas. use Ayers Sarsaprills which Is the spe
cifc endorsed by the most eminent medical authorities
$50
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The Courts In 1861

CHANGES IN THE ASSIGNMENT OF JUDGES
The assignments OF the judges TO hold the courts
OF the District for the year 1885 determined on
in the Court In General Term to-day as follows:
General Term-Chief Justice Cartier and Judges
Wylie and James.
Circuit COurt-,Judge Cox.
Criminal Court-Judge Macarthur.
Equity and Probate CourtS-Judge Hagner
District Court-Ju1ge James.
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Transfers of Real Estate

Deeds In fee have been recorded "a roI,o,vs.
j. Whitney TO Ruth c. DsniSon, lot 40 Netrnno,tc
View; 3. W. ID. Wyyili TO Emma p Humid 1n1
ID. res b; $4,000 Peter Hogan 70 Isaac andic liz
lot y, So 261; 90 500 Peter Hogan to Isaac Landic
lot II, So BOZ; 2.5OO- Peter Hogan TO Emily Smith
W.: u al, SO. 367; $500. Ruth c. DenIsOn To 7 n
Whitney. pt. lot 90 Metropolis View: s.. G.
McEuen 10 southern Maryland r.. r. Co., 244 acres.
near Bennings; 500. f. 7. Browning trnsrpe RI
Oliver G, Block, lots IS ard 76, So 6G9. s. w =
Danenhowerto WV. Danenhower Iots 10 TO - sinh
SCI 59 60 600. WJ.Newton ct al trust TO Gen uiI
lot "a. SUD S65: s125 Margare1 E. Thomas 10 las w
Panpnrey, pts and IL, So. 490 all int 81 40O Geo
Z Mitchell TO L. j. Dupre, lots 202 and o1t hnci.
T. Montella; 8. ii. Georgianna Shannon IN ca
Dune Langhorn, slot /, Talbert estate; 1896 60 W
ID Cassin, trustee, TO q. Z. Hoskinson Dr. "a and
H. addition 10 Georgetown; = d. p. HoskIn-
son 70 susan A. GIBBONS, PIT. same; $780,
A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF GOODS AT ArcrIoS
MT bowling has just received from the mporfers a
superb consignment OF Turkish carpetS ana mos
wihdow decorations, Bulgarian embroidery Ec
the whole forming the most important offerines
ever sent 10 this city. The collection WIN he on
view al the auction rooms. 18th street and Penn
syivanla avenue, on Monday ana Tuesday naxt
anu inc SAFE wiz commence on Wednesday, Jan
uaiy 7tn, az II O'Clock a. m. See ADVERTISEMENT in
auction column for full particulars. "
SPECIAL NoTIcE:-I shall be pleased IN $40 rov o,a
patrons and the public In general at
ol2-1tn ST. u W., where viii display the LARGEST
Stock or China, GLASSWARE and se-fllrn shin1
goods in the city and at prices lower than ever
NJ. 4. MARTIN
Formerly with II. Hollander
ssrHR AMERICAN COUNTESS" by Mr. Howard Car.
roll.
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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO SsVer
Jones, OF Burseyille. and Lille Johnson; W. I'll.
Wells and Catherine Fitzgerald: F. W. PsgenhofY.
Of Milwaukee, Wis, and Olivia X. kookogey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

EASTMAN'S ALOHA PERFUME
The queen OF ell perfumes.
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A HANDSOME GIFT-The wife OF Rev. DR.. John R.
Paxton, formerly the pastor OF the New York ave-
que church, and now IL charge OF a church in New
York city. was recently presented by the members
OF the congregation With house Ii that city
valued at $500
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j. u. O'MEAnA & Co.

CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
4 OF COLUMBIA
THERON @. CRAWFORD ct al " J. II. SouIKR Co ct al
No. 9051 Equity Doc. "A.
This cause being referred TO to take account Of
the Indebtedness Of the said j. H SQCIER Il co. and
Of the said J. H 6QUIER, to such creditors shall
claim the benefit Of this proceeding notice hereby
given that shall proceed with the said reference on
THURSDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1885. at
TEN O'CLOCK NJ. at my office, in the United States
dG-l0t JAS q. PAYNE Auditor. kcL
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LundbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.

L,,ndborg's Perfume. Edema
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POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. rosroS. ia,
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.srHs AMERICAN COUNTESS" by Mr.. Howard Car
roll.
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WORK BsISG PUSHED on TIE WASHINGTON aorr
DUCT TUSNEL--At tie Howard University SHAFT OF
The ashin8ton aqpeduct tunneiiing, the worgnen
are building fourteen foot circle OF masonry wit d
eighteen Inches OF dry stone and cement and at
the west connecting shaft the headings are being
archeo with Dr1ck. Work IS being Rapidly pushed
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-27
The BAIL THIS EVENING.
1t viii Re Very Numerously Attended
from ketchum aud Bellevue,

1t viii BE Very Numerously Attended
from ketchum aud Bellevue.
The Odd Fellows ball, this even
ing, will be attended by numerous
delegations from Bellevue and ket-
chum, while in Haley almost "every-
body" is going.
Yesterday and to-day committees
have been busy at the hall, stringing
evergreens, ETC., and putting up flags,
oil paintings, mirrcrs, cmblems, etc.
In front Of the stage are the three
links, on the north wall the toma-
hawk, the crotch, bow and arrows and
other emblems of the Order, besides a
circle of evergreens in which are the
initials F. l.. IT,, representing the car
dlnal precepts of the Order. Near
the proscenium are circles with the
anniversary dates, and all around the
hall are fresh wreaths, garlands and
festoons.
The music will be the finest ever
yet heard at any ball on Wood River.
and the supper-got up expressly fol
the occasion at the Old Nevada-wil
also be the best yet.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-27
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The Business Transacted ut Their April,
1885, Meeting.
TO.DAY's PROCEEDINGS.

TO.DAY's PROCEEDINGS.
The bond of NJ. N. Miles, as Justice
of the Peace for HALEY, was ap-
proved.
Frank E. Peck was appointed Con-
stable for Soldier precinct.
Ordered, that new road district
commencing at Arco, drumming up Lost
River to the boundary of Custer county
and including all that portion Of Altu-
ras county east and north of Lost
River, be and is hereby organized as
Road District No. a (Arco); and that
VIM. J. Cummings be appointed Road
Supervisor for said district.
R. H. Tregaskis was appointed Su-
pervisor for Road District No. II
(Mountain Home).
O. Corder was appointed Supervi
sor for Road District No. 13 Qndiar
Creek).
E. Fleming was appointed Road
Supervisor for District No. 10 Gas
Fork of Wood River).
B. F. Oliver was allowed $5.45 70
express charges.
The bond of Geo. w. Metzler, a
Road Supervisor of District No. II
was approved.
The claim of DR.. M. Jones for on
quarters care of INDECENT sick, 70
1875, was allowed. Another CLAIM
(of s6430 was allowed for $3.50. tn
balance (s413,) being disallowed.
The claim of DR.. Jones, $50 for
post mortem, was allowed.
The claim of P. M. Bruner, for pre-
fessional services, $3.50, was allowed
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-27
THE FIRE JAkIES.
They Will Supply Their Share Of the
Cost of the Hose House.

At the last meeting of the HALEY
Hose Company the fire boys agreed
with committee of citizens that if
the people of HALEY would raise the
balance, they (the fire boys,) would
supply $3.50 toward the cost of a house
and lot. The fire boys went to work
planning, and they have about con-
cluded to give an amateur perform
ance, the play to be "She Stops tc
Conquer" If that does not net $3.50
they will adopt some other means te
raise the balance.
There will be joint meeting Of
citizens and fremen next Thursday
evening, to talk matters over, and a
plan of action will then be definitely
agreed upon.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-27

books begin to be introduced and used
in our public schools as soon as they
can be procured; but that they must
be so introduced and used by the said
first day Of September next.
Ordered, this 9Th day of April, A
d. 1885, as witness our hands:
V. S. ANDERSON,
County School Superintendent.
Gro II. ABBOTr,
Il. w. GILLETTE,
GEO. w. kOHLErP,
Commissioners.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-27
A GOOD DEPOT.

How One Can BE Secured This Summer
for HALEY.
While in Omaha Mr.. Rupert re-
ceived great encouragement from the
Union Pacific officials regarding rates
to and from Wood River, and was also
assured that if the people Of HALEY
should petition Manager Galloway
for depot, and indicate the most suit.
able location, it would be built this
summer. The company has delayed
so long because it expects to build a
costly depot here.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-27
A Big Run OF Custom.

Dicks Parlor Restaurant had a big
run yesterday large number of
ladies and children having had dinner
there. If this keeps on he will have
to double his accommodations before
the term of court begins.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-27
Supper Mt the Old Nevada Chop House.

Supper Mt the Old Nevada Chop House.
This (Monday) evening the Odd
Fellows ball will set up good sup
per, consisting of chicken, lam,
tongue, cake, nuts, candy, raisins, ice
cream, tea, coffee and chocolate, fol
$3.50 per couple or IS cents each.
S. G.. HUMPHREY, Proprietor.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-27
Weather Report.

,rot.l snowfall to date this season,
90 inches, Of which none remains
IN N the ground:
-, indicates "below Zero"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-27

Fresh Creamery Butter, Pure Milk,
New Onions, aud all the Dclicacies of
the season at Dicks New Chop
House.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-27
Champagne Export Beer.

A carload of II. Clausen & Sons
famous Champagne Export Beer, just
received hy the |. +. Co.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-27

Barbe1 Fence Wire.
narbed fence wire for the million
sApected daily. Will DO sold at
BOTTOM figures. CorrrN Bios.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-07-09

lT would require the aid of search
warrant to discover the result of tho tlcc-
ton on the 30th Of June in South Dak kota
TO elect delegates TO the Sioux Falls con-
constitutional convention. At the strong
holds OF the statehood movement only
about one in ten Of the people entitled to
vote exercised that exalted rlgh. and PRIV
llcgc, and the more obscure points havc
not been heard from at all To use
hOmcly expression, the scheme has fl IT.
tened ont. 1t is dead issue, and the
sooner it is hurled ont of sight and ban
ishcd from mind the better our territory
will stand before the next congress. An
enabling act can be obtained from the
next congress to form u constitution for
the whole territory with Il view to the
formation and admission of one state il
hopeless and distracting subject of divis,
ion. 1t is not alone the democrats That
a'e opposed 10 division. The republican
leaders and manufacturers of the east are
opposed to it. The formc, see the sccp.
ter of control in the government slowly
hut steadily departing from the east by
the increasing representation from the
west and will resist it, and the division
of the territory, which means two future
states and an increase OF representation,
just such measure as the political
leaders OF both parties aud the manufac
turing monopolics will combine to resist.
We have the choice set before us either
TO accept statehood as one state or remain
m undivided territory.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-07-09

lT has begun to dawn upon the minds
OF the politicians that president Clcye-
land bnilded wiser than they knew when
he restricted removal oT republicans from
Office 10 the "offensive partisans. 1t
has been pretty clearly demonstrated
that none but the active, working mem.
bers of the republican patty ever succeed
cd IN obtaining Office under the repub-
l.can administration, and all such repub-
licans are necessarily "0fiensively parti-
SAM TO the democratic administration.
After all president Cleveland has been
giving them sugar coated bu: fatal doses
of democratic policy. They have all COM
miited themselves to an endorsement Of
the sentiment which is just as effective
in removing them from Office as If he had
declared . war of determination upon
them simply because they were relics Of
the republican administration against
which they wonM have kicked and
howled themselves hoarse. lie las OBJ
tained their assent to and endorsement OF
q policy that will remove every republican
office holder in the federal sew &C. 1t
will likewise he a safe policy for the rcxt
republican administration 10 pursue he
cause none but active, working democrats
arc receiving appointments and they IN
turn will be "otTensively partisan" TO n
republican administration.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-07-09

The saints of Mormon faith at Salt
Lake did not celebrate the Fonrth with
that enthusiasm characteristic of the 9TH
er territories. They hung the American
flag at half mast over their public build
,ngs and gave other evidence of q want
Of sympathy in the spirit OF the day. The
cause of this apa' hetlc sullcnness was as
ccrialned 10 he that the Declaration of
independence which proclaimed their
right Of "llfe, liberty and the pursuit OF
happiness" was lntringed by the general
government in the execution OF the law
against poIygamy, in tnat they were
thereby deprived Of their liberties by ~.
carcerat'on a. the penalty of that law
and the pun nsuit Of happiness in the pos
session Of as many wives as the tcndrlls
Of their hearts might reach out and grasp
from among the daughters OF men. The
power Of the brigham Young ecclcsiast
cal dynasty, If rot broken, IS evidently
badly bent Since 1870 the national gov
eminent has been applying the law to the
determination o: their social custcm OF
polygamy, and every year the law has
been more rigidly enforced until now
polyeamy IS practlccd As clande stincly as
the running OF "moonshlnc" dIstillerics.
1t IS good omen that the Mormoas can.
not celebrate the Fourth 70, the reason
they give
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-07-09

The quiet of Sunday morning was
marred by the finding of the dead bo,ly
Of man in the Sheyenne river above the
Roller Mills. Mr.. +. Less and compsn:
ion were rowing boat around in the
mill pond and saw the corpse IN the
brush on the south side of the river, and
at once notified the proper authorities.
On bringing the body to shore it was rec
ognizcd by Otto Becker as that of Ncls
Peterson, Swede, twenty-five or twenty.
three years OLD, who had formerly worked
for him, and who was supposed to have
considerable money, as he had recently
received a sum from his late employer,
and was known to he careful of his earn
ings. On the bank in the brush wero
scattered around the hat, shoes, pants
and drawers Of the dead man, but the
coat, vest and shirt were missing, and in
the clothing found was no money or any
thing OF value. A silver watch and ring
which he wore are also missing Valley
City Times
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-07-09

THERE is q prospect Of reform IN tho
matter of Indian reservations in this ter
ritory, which, il carried out, will he Of
much more interest to the people than
the appointment of federal officers,
though probably not so much to the Office
seekers. The subcommittee on Indian
affairs, of which senator Harrison, Of In
diana, IS chairman, will soon be in the
territory to investigate the questions in.
v0lvs1 in the Winnebago and Crow
Creek reservations, aud will also asccr-
tam facts in regard 10 the reservation
question in general. Senator Harrison is
said 10 favor reform in the matter OF res
ervations with which the presiden: is un-
derstood TO be IN sympathy Ii seems ab-
snrd TO hold large tracts Of land against
civilization and agricultural industry for
the Indians who occupy only small spot
Of il and s,,bsist on ratiOns furnished
them by the government. The Sioux
reservation, large enough for state, IS
the chasm that cuts the Black Hills dis
trict of from tho balance Of the settled
portions of the territory and from rail
road communication, as no railroad can
afford to build line through. that nnin-
habited, and, 80 long as It remains res
ervation, uninhabitsble scope of country.
The aborig,nes have the right of discov-
cry and the ,igh of possession TO this land
but they have no moral or natural right
to hold this large body Of land in nnpro-
ductive idleness against the industry and
enterprise of civilization.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-07-09


The great soldier is facing the grim
monster with that ,mmovable stoicism
characteristic Of his heroic stamina on
the field Of hattie, and in the trying times
when the fate Of the nation rested npon
his Judgment. Gen. Grant is every inch
u soldier. lie faced death on the battle
fields of Mexico and on those Of the re-
bell,on and now he is called upon TO re-
sist the insitlious attack Of disease which,
he realizes must very soon carry him to
The grave While he has mllcl, in life TO
make ITS continuance desirable, the sym
pathy OF the nation which lie knows ls
with him is solace and a comfort more
than all on earth besides. 10 know that
one will still live in the hearts OF great
and grateful people takes away much OF
the natural dread of death, and perhaps
Gen. Grant has the sympathy more uni
versally than any other beloved and hon.
ored American citizen ever had, not cx-
cepting even Lincoln and Garfield, for
there was sectional bitterness with nearly
hall Of the people OF the nation against
the former, and party aud factional ran
cor against the latter. Gen. Grant has
lived to sec the bitterness of the war sub
side and those who fought HIM upon the
field of battle honor him as the truly
bravo soldier honors another. and when
the sad but not unexpected tidings shall
flash over the wires that Gen. Grant is no
more there will be a national sceno Of
sorrow such as the world has never be-
fore witnessed.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-07-09

The mlsslon of Hon. NJ. II. Day into
Northern Dakota is . matter OF mystery
with many who are anxious TO know. lie
is now supposed 10 bc nearer the demo-
cratic throne in Washington than any
other democrat in the territory, and this
prevalent idea gives his unaccustomed
visit into tins part Of the territory special
significance with those who are on the
anxious seat "waitlpg for something to
turn up The probability IS that Mr..
DAY Is on the mission Of ascertalning the
standing of the various candidates for
federal positions with the people Of their
own communities, with view 10 supply
ing vacancies that are liable TO occur by
Involuntary restslat,op OF peremptory