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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-02
WHY SHOULDN'T THEY sHouTq

Logan's Election Such Piece OF Rare
Good Fortune That Republicans Cant
Let Go.
1t is one Of the amusing signs of the
disheartened condition of the Republic
can party that it is still talking and ex-
ulting over the reelection of Repub-
liean Senator in the Republican State of
Illinois. Three years ago such an event
would have been taken as q matter of
course and dismissed after three days.
But the reelection of man vino has
1.-The credit of winning the first distinct
Republican victory during the Cleve-
land Administration" is such piece of
rare good fortune to the overthrown
party that its organs can not let it go.
They are still nursing it with the pa
thetic ferocity of bereaved tigress
over her last remaining cub. The Gin
cinnati Commercial, Gazette rejoices
that the Logan powder fund has re-
suited in such a ''resounding demon
stration." and it mouths savagely over
the fact that 1.-THE solemn sound Jared
the windows of the White House
where a Democratic President holds
authority.
But let us not complain of these poor
people. Their very ''resounding DEM
onstration'' over so small a victory is
proclamation of their lost cause. They
are in condition to make the most OF
small favor. They must spread the
butter thin over their bitter black bread
and make it go as far as possible. They
ought to be pardoned for their long and
savage exultation over the election OF
Logan to the Senae e, for he is the man
they failed to elect to the Vice-Presi-
dency. Matters have been going from
bad to worse with them in such head
long fashion, since last summer, that 1t
would be cruel to mock at their present
reioicings. Their victories nowadays
are so rare that when one comes 1t
must be made to last as long as posse
ble.-St. Louis Republican.
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..Haye YOU got any breads" said

Have you got any breads" said q
tramp to housewife in the country.
..No.'' Have you got any bacon?"
"No." '.Have you got any cheese?"
mo- ..What in thunder have you
got. anyway" 1--we got this" she
said. and she took down a revolver and
put it to b nose. He left.--San Fran.
cisco Chronicle.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-02

Angle worms, fish, etc.. are often
caught up into the clouds by revolving
storms, and then dropped again many
miles from the place where they were
taken up. Small fish have often been
found in puddles of water in village
streets. to the astonishment of people
who were unacquainted with the phe-
nomenon. Budget.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-02

"A thirty-ton rock recently rolled
down the mountain side near Herald
vile. VT, and blocked the Rutland
Ra lroad track. 1t had to be removed
by blasting. -Rutlond Herald.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-02

The first American almanac is be-
feved to have been issued in 1857 by
William Bradford, in Philadelphia The
celebrated 'tPoor Richards Almanac
was published in 1892, and continued
until 1857.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-02

Harrisburg was founded by John
Harris in 1885, on the site of an old In
dian town. 1t narrowly escaped being
selected as the capital of the United
States. Philadelphia Press,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-02

vas tor the wagon cover, the Chickens
to pay for shoeing the horses all round
with new shoes; better harness was
obtained from . neighbor in exchange
for the old one and such cheap nipple
ments for tilling the soil as they had
been using ON the farm; calico and mus
lin for garments fol- the girls, and cot
ton jeans for change for the boy were
procured somehow, the few cooking
utensils and the beds needed upon the
road were packed into the wagon with
their remaining provisions; the feeding
box was hung to the tail board, bucket
for watering the horses and pail of
grease for greasing the spindles were
hung under the hind axle, and one
morning in May when the sun came up
over the tree tops and looked down into
the little clearing, he saw only a de-
serted and abandoned log house, from
whose chimney no wreath of smoke
curled upward, upon whose hearthstone
no fire was blazing.
The family had again joined the great
caravan of toilers that, like the red men,
have been driven from sea to sea across
a continent hunting for homes and a
resting-place from those who covet all
and will be content with nothing less.
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tCopnS0m Secured an Rights Reserped1
Driven From Sea to Sea:
Or, JUST A CAMPIN'.
By O. G. POST,
CHAPTER I.

eonAisHED BY PERMISSION OF ]. E. DoWNE1
q Co.. PUBLISHERS, CHICAGO.
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SsrrzE. SsEEzE.

sneeze until your head seems ready to y or until
your and eyes discharge excessive quantities Of
thin. irritating watery fiuid until your head aches
mouth and throat parched, and blood ct fever heat.
This Ii Acute Catarrh and Is instantly relieved BY
single Dose and permanently cured by one bottle Of
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH
COMPLETE TREATMENT WITH INHALER, 81.
One bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Solvent
and one improved Inhaler, in one package, may now
be had Of all druggists for 81. Ask for SANFoEDs
RADICAL CURE
1.-THE only absolute specific we know ofr-Med Times
1.-THE best we have found In life time Of SUFFERING"
Rev. DR.. Wi0oin, Boston,
"After q long struggle with Catarrh the RADICAL
CURE has conquered"-Rsu. ~ Munroe Lesrtsburph,
Pa.
II have not found case that 1t did not relieve at
once."-Andresc Lee. Manchester, Mass
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
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HOW'S YOUR RHEUMATIC? is q question that
appeals to every tortured victim of Rheumatism who
finds the ordinary plasters and nniments powerless
relieve him. To such the CuTIcURA ANr1-PAIN
PLASTER is an elegant and never-failing source of
relief banishng rheumatic neuralgia. scatic sudden
sharp and nervous pains as by magic.
New. original speedy, safe.
At Druggists, 25c; five for S1-mailed fee.
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL CO.
0c1 Boston,
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ARGoSY ROLLER SUsPENDERS, Suffolk
Braces, the genuine GuiZot Suspenders, the
largest assortment in this city. Francs, cor
ner 7th and ID, the only strictly one price hat
and gents furnishing store in the city.
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The Theaters Next Week.

There was a grea: rush for seats for the OPEN
ing night of the National Theater at Metzerott's
this morning. On the opening night of the
New National a dedication poem, written by
Mr.. George Edgar Montgomery, of New York,
will be recited by Miss Julia Wheeler, a mem
Der of Mile. Rhea's company. Miss Wheeler is a
Washington lady and possesses fine elocuton-
airy powers. In harmony with the spirit of the
poem, Miss Wheeler will be attired in Grecian
costume.
The sale of seats for the "Michael Strogoff7'
engagement at Albaugh's also opened well this
morning. The management promise fine pro-
duction of this stirring spectacular drama.
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ZEE NM MN PPP sSS
7 En- MMMM Pp" SIS
l. III ii II
ILL ZEE NJ II II r SSsS
EXTRA PALE BEER
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE ,voa

New AND BEAurrruL FAIL Dnrss
GOODS,
SILKS, vELvETS,
AND CLOTH FOR BOYS WEAR
FOR SALE AT CASH PRICES
CARRIERS, I'll Market Space.
ROYAL SERGE" the style beautiful Dress
yards for 81. >' -
LADIES CLOTH sUITING Immense width. one
yard and "a half wide. 371,c.
BLACK SILK VELVET, 81
COLORED SILK VELVET 81.
BROCADE SILK VELVET, only 81 20 sama
quality sold last Fall at 81.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAwLS S1.5o
. BLACK SILKS, 75c. Same quality sold last Fan
at 81.
CoLORED SILKS real value 81, reduced to 75c
CRIB BLANKETS, 81.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, 81, $3.50, s.
$3.50, 81, $3.50, So. So 81, -, 50, $40.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 81.
DOUBLE GRAY BLANKETS. S5c.
DOUBLE WIDTH CLOTH, one yard and half
wide, for Boys Wear. 37iac.
GATHERS
MARKET SPACE
Ca Near 7th osgoa4
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NooT's, on 18th street, have returned from
Saratoga. They are now busy opening their
new goods, intended for the coming season,
which will comprise all the latest novelties in
fine millinery, laces, and rich beaded lace
goods,
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MR. l.. q. MARINI'S academy, Masonic hall,
0tn and r streets, is now open, and the class for
misses and masters will meet Saturday, Oc-
tober 3, at O'Clock p. M, for instruction.
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KING's PALACE Grand Fall Opening of Pat
tern Hats BOnnetS and CiOakS on Thursday
and Friday, october LIST and I'd. All are in
Nited.
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OUR CUSTOMERS will find it to their adyan-
tage 10 call before 1880 am. or after pm as
at other hours the rush Is so great they
cannot see Carpets and Upholstery goods to adj
vantage. w. II. MOSES Il Son
Corner 1 tn and + streets m W
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemenfs Tonight

AmusemenfS Tonight.
ALBAUGHS OPERA HOUSE. -"Peck's Bad
Boy"
THEATER CoMIQUE.-Alice Oates and Variety.
HEROES OPERA HoUsE.-Ethel Tucker in
"Queena-"
DIME MUSEUM. Lottie Church in "Un-
known"
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Opening

NEW DRY GOODS, cARPETINGs. &c.
Our Autumn and Winter Stock is now full and COM
plete in LADIES' WEAR, for the House, Street or
evening Dresses. We name few Specialties-
100 Pieces 37-inch, all Wool LADIES CLOTH, 40 eta
Cases 39inch, all Wool TRICOT CLOTH. so eta
54-inch, Fine TRICOTS, 30 cts
2 56-inch, very Fine TRICOTS, S1,OO.
large and beautiful Stock of all the high Novelties
In French and German Goods such rs AOMESPUN,
BOUCLE CLOTH, DRAP DALMA, CASHMERE
DE SAKE, DIAGONAL and SERGE.
Our BLACK GOODS Stock, especially our BLACK
SILKS, VELVETS and CASHMERES, are inferior to
none in this country.
Our BROCADE vELvETs at 81 so. $3 and S. are
exceptionally good value.
Large Stock of FLANNELS, BLANKETS and
DOMESTICS.
CARPETINGs of all kinds on our Second and Third
Floors.
We have damaged goods to offer-no short
lengths to oer-no auction goods to offer. ALI Of
Goods have been either Imported direct by our firm
and new.
All Goods WARRANTED as represented by the
statesmen.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
w. w. BURDETTE CO.,
oc1-4t Nos. 92s It'll and 7O6 Street N. w.
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SPECIAL SALE OF CHANDELIEBS.-Thoma
Bowling will sell tomorrow, at IL o'clock, at
ais auction rooms, about forty chandeliers, IN
good condition. See adj.
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ALL CLOTHING we sell is manufactured at
our factory, ii = Howard, BALTIC, Md. Else
man Bros, cor. 9Th and Z streets.
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FoR RHINE WINES go to the old reliable wine
house OF Chr. Xander, who has large aSsort-
hent Of all kinds. No. 900 7th street NV.
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GOvERSNENT CLERKS, stick close to your
desks and it will save Your bacon; but you can
call late as nine O'Clock every evening ut
Breitbarth'S mammoth furniture establish
meRt, odd Fellows Hall, TO make your pur-
chaSeS.
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SUICIDE IN A CELL.
Charles Wise Has Quarrel With His
Mistress and Then Hangs Himself.

Last evening the children of Charles Wise,
| living with Leana Walker, on Water street,
near 32d street, West Washington. ran to the
| third precinct station and exclaimed: "Papa
has axe, and is hunting mamma and threat
ening to kill US ALL Officer Folkman, who
was in charge of the station at the time, d.
rected Officer Warwick to see what the trouble
was. The latter at once ran to the house, where
he found Wise dragging the woman by the
hair, and at once took him into custody. Wise
was then furious with drink, and threatened
as he was taken to the police station to make
an end of the woman. AT the station he was
so well known that his name, age, and the
charge were taken down without the necessity
of asking questions, and he was locked up in a
cell. Mrs. Walker had come to the station and
he wanted to shake hands with her, but she re-
fused, and he then said that she would regret 1T
In the morning. About ten O'Clock Officer Nolk-
man. on looking into the cell, saw the prisoner
hanging. He at once cut down, and Drs.
Kleinschmidt and Suter were called in, and
found the body still warm, but examination
showed that his neck had been broken by the
fall. He had taken a pair OF new suSpenders
from his trousers, made moose with one end,
and fastening the other end to the upper part
the door had evidently jumped from the
seat, and the fall had broken his neck He was
about thirty-five years old, native of George
town, and did not bear very good reputation,
having been many times arrested for drunken
ness and disOrderiy conduct. He was q carpen-
ter by trade, but had been a slave to liquor
nearly all his life, although when sober he was
regarded as good mechanic. He had been lv-
ing with Mrs. Walker for some years, and she
claimed that he was the father of her children
but they were not married. His parents are
very respectable people.
LATER.
The acting coroner viewed the remains at IL
o'clock, and, deeming an inquest unnecessary,
gave certificate of death from suicide. The
remains were turned over to Wises parents.
This is the second case of suicide in cell in
this precinct. Elijah Sullivan committed sui
eide by hanging himself in cell with his draw
ers, August 20, 1872.
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PANTS to order So and up. Eisemen. eth & E

The ONLY manufacturing clothiers and tall
and K streets.
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FALL OvERCoATs of our own manufacture
Eiseman, cor. q TN and f streets.
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Go TO SHEDD's, 400 9th street, to buy your
gas fixtures.
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-ORGAAEAST u ON1C
BREAKFAST TONIC
DR.. LamOntts Celebrated Breakfas& Tonic IA
highly concentrated vegetable Remedy of extraord-
nary mes,f ana P0tenfcy possessing Inegusled en-
venting all forms Of malaria and eliminating il from
the system protection against ague, chiiIs and
sss p.o st Of n DIGESTION relief and cure 50r
Rsps,n: PCssen S anu permanent invigoratOr and
a1a eve you renewed energy and vigor
1ot ss'e " e1"stisss ana Krocers. Price 80 centA
..,., Il hVS ". Lombard street, Baltimore I'D,
boie ASeut1s q. & ~
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MARRIED-Happy couples in search of house
keeping outfits call at Breitbarth S odd Fellows
Hall furniture Store
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BOYS clothing of our own manufacture. Else
man Bros, cor. Tth and + streets.
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FALL OVERCoATS of our own manufacture.
Eiseman, cor. 7th and r. streets.
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EDUCATIONAL
W school or Law.

G NN'0"N oNi'hhsi srIiioo, or,.v
Rev. JAMES A pooNhN. 4 J.. pr-so.u, ~ -
Hon WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON II n c,,.,
Justice U; = Court OF calmsc Lecsuref on ss,.,sry
aq ao Aa% %pffaw NV N and sss S,r%s
supreme Court Dstrct oolamssS, Lsc;ursr on cs%
men lT ISlfsdi So i1s lssHHy
Pleading and Practice and the Law OF PsrsnershiS
JAMS 9; rAYNE IL. b. Lecturer on IN. lave
s1sIpM ths AN % Grmla. Law
law Of Psrsensl PTSpsI and SssSs.ss:
Practice and the Law Of Torts and Judge OF the MOI
Rsy; yoHNw. FoX, 81, Professor Of Latin.
rssasr aas a9FP =, IA L. Dean q ~
SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN. EsS. secrs.ary end
introductory Lecture by Hon. william NJ M.rr,cs
ana announcements for the ensuing torn. NJ the Law
p Bsisns cernsr s and street. Sor,sw.-t Wed
most cordially invited TO attend.
9 60 p M daily. Tor Information. enrollmsnn s,s "o"
o,,sna gxing Course Of study terms &c. can b
Angim. or on application TO the undersigned.
s. NJ. YEATMAy.
IDRoF kAsPAR. HAVING RETURNED PROM
Has resapea his esOn' ihevOln at hi. residences
lIol lzih 81 NV. se2elm
NEDlcAL pEPARTMENT OF THE pNE
The Thirty seventh Session will be0fn on Monday
Evening September 2fst MT \ O'Clock In the COLLEGE
Bulding corner of 10th aud sfs., introcuc.
tory address by Prof G. H. l. KLEINsCH Il DR. NJ
d. TO which the profession and public are rsspectiiy
invited For further information apply between Ihs
-1 !, j. W. Il io o'1 b% NJ e D., Dean.
sel1lm 200 l2th ri. nv.
FTNHE MEISTERSCHAFT sYsTEM-A WON
4 derfniiy simple and practical method, enabling
any one 10 learn 10 speak uenty and correctly Span
lsf Italian French and German Pupils learn
nom the very FIRST lesson In long and connected
fences. Ehtre mastery OF every day and business
conversations guaranteed I'm a short time Day aud
Evening Private Lessons, and In Glasses for Ladies
ana Sentlelnen or Children. General Afternoon aud
evening Glasses In the French Language Tuesdays.
ahnrsdays and saturdays, nj 3::So aud 30 and q
90 ana $50 O'Clock. Opening. Oct. LIST Terms
moderate. Address 1888 4 NV. IUcIEN ~ a.
Methods Taught .e2-lm
MASTERY OF FRENCH PRoNUNCTATIoN-
4NA Prof. Lucien T. G. Jollieres special course imta-
ton not merely required, but the philosophy of the
French and specially OF the fully demon
straied French pronunciation, properly Taught IL Q
simple matter. accent and huent pronunrts,
ton guaranteed In very shor. Of time enabling
apupi 10 follow with far greater profit and with imma
diate tangible results Instruction, under any
teacher. ny any one of the popular converse
uonal methods. Day and Evening Private IesSous.
and I'm Glasses for Ladies' and Gentlemen Children
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, al $3.50 aud $50
and AT $50 and 40 O'Clock. Opening OCTOBER I'D.
Terms moderate. Also Special of Verbs,
regular and Irregular all practically reduced Que
conjugation. Address 1885 1 ST N. w, LUCIEN r. g.
COLLlERE, A. NJ. a native Of Paris France. SCI I'm
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CARELESS MEN.

CARELESS MEN,
THERE ARE A GREAT MANY MEN IN THE
WORLD WHO ARE PERFECTLY AT EASE FL
NANCIALLY. BUT WHO ON THAT VERY AC-
COUNT BECOME NEGLIGENTIN THE MATTER
OF DRESS. THIS OUGHT NOT TO Be wEowE
1T TooUR FAMILIES, OUR FRIENDS AND OUR,
SELVES THAT WE SHOULD DRESS WELL AND
INGooD TASTE WE ARE PREPARED TO AT
TEND TO THE WANTS OF THE MECHANIC,
THE MERCHANT AND THE MILLIONAIRE IN
THEMATTER OF ELEGANTLY CUT, MADE AND
TRIMMED CLOTHING. AND AT PRICES THAT
WILL AGREEABLY SURPRISE THE MOST
CAREFUL BUYER. IF YOU HAVE NOT AL
READY BEEN TO SEE US PLACE US ON YOUR
VISITING LIST WE PAY SPECIAL ATTEN-
TION TO OUR BOYS AND CHILDREN's DE-
PARTMENT. WE HAVE PROVIDED WELL FOR
THE WANTS OF 1.-THE MEN OF TOMORROW"
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
400, CORNER 7TH AND sTs NV
$3.50 JOSEPH NJ. GRADY, MANAGER
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THE ONLY manufacturing clothiers and tail
ors of Washington are Eiseman Bros, cor 9TH
and F. streets
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The following dispatch reads for itself
o.. New YORK, SePtemoer 81. lSS5.-Mr. Henry
you line Of sample Cloaks which you can sell
at 25 per cent under manufacturers prices
PARTISAN CLOAK Co.
The above have arrived and are now dis
played in my cloak parlor, TO which invite
ladies to call and save money.
HENRY STRASBURGER,
$50 eth street n, w.
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WHILE driving this evening do not fail to
stop at >.Ingleside," Mt Pleasant Oysters,
game, &c.
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KINGS PALACE Grand Fall Opening of Pat
tern Hats, BoDnetS and Cloaks on Thursday
and Friday, October LIST and I'd. All are in
ytted
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KINGS PALACE Grand Fall Opening Of Pat
tern Hats, BonnetS and CIOakS ON Thursday
and Friday, October LIST and I'd. All are in
yited
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No More High Prices i'm Diamoud.-
We have imported our own diamonds this
year, and propose to retail them at same prices
other jewelers. buy them at. We only ask Won
our bargains: -" -
Flower design lace pins, with genuine diamond
in flower, at $12, $13 and SIS. Earrings to
match, $12, $15 and $40. Handsome fiye-sfone
cluster diamond rings, $25. Seven-stone clus-
ter ring, $50. Genuine diamond solitaire rings
at $40, $13, $15 and S25.
pair solitaire earrings, carat, perfect $50
is ......$sS
l E" 21-16 carat S11S
-" 49," nearly 8" $40
We will give written guarantee with bill OF
sale, and refund money II not satisfactory.
X. HARRIS e. Co.
432 7th street. nearE
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Pleading Not Guilty.
IN THE CRIMINAL COURT

DAY.
Pleas Of not guilty were entered In the Crimt-
nal Court to-day by accused parties as follows:
Nellie Robinson. indicted for grand larceny;
Thomas Luckett, alias ST. c. Luckett, house
breaking in the night; John Lyon, grand lar
ceny of q watch and chain from n. 81. Wade;
Alexander Jones and James Sharp, charged
with assault with intent to commit rape on
the person of Mary E. Washington on August
LIST; John Lee, assault with intent to kill Mon
roe Grimes on August Sd.
KINGS PALACE OPENING.-Ladies are re-
quested to attend the grand fall millinery
opening at Kings Palace, 814 7th street, Thurs
day and Friday, October LIST and I'd.
No CHANGE OF BILL AT HERZOG's-Owingt to
the nightly ovation accorded Miss Tucker as
Queena and the brilliant success of the play, the
management has decided to continue "Queena"
through the balance Of the week with daily
matinees at D. m
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGToy, ID. c., Oct. ], 1885, IL am
For the middle Atlantic states, light rains
northeast to southeast Winds becoming yaria-
bic; stationary temperature in southern por-
ton, slightly cooler in northern portion.
For Friday, local rains are Indicated for the
districts the Atlantic coast, with slight
changes in temperature. Generally fair weather
Is indicated for the gulf states the upper Missis-
sippi and Missouri valleys and clearing weather
for the lake regions.
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The Courts.

EQUITY COURT-Julge Hdgner.
Yesterday, Causten VS.. Young; Mary c. Car
Yal1o appointed guardian ad Item. Dayton VS..
Dayt sale ratified nlsi.
CRIMINAL CoURT--JudgeMncA Arthur.
Yesterday, Jas. WIlkerson alias Wilson, as
sault TO kill: three years in Albany. VIM John
son, housebreaking, do James Thornton, lar
ceny; not guilty. VIM. Burton, assault to kill,
forfeiture set aside and defendant released.
VIM. Walker. larceny, not guilty. J. w. Nc
Knight and Jas. II Thorpe, conspiracy, nolle
prosecuted.
POLICE CoURr-Judge Smell.
Yesterday, n. Ashton, assault; So. Isaiah
Gray, coiored, larceny; four months. James
Cook, assault: $50. John Davis, do: $50. Fred.
Fridley, writing policy; 500; collateral forfeited.
James Gordon. do; do. Thomas Patten, do;
do. Henry Ridgely, do; do. George Watson
and sampson j. Asher, do: nolIe pros entered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-01

Kings Palace Opening.
Ladies are requested to attend the grand fall
opening at Kings Palace, Sl4 18th
street, Thursday and Friday, October 1 and 2. 1