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Evening star., 1886-08-12

SoEH. $$SSEzstxAS1 AsS ssSugs
, II EfFEcr July 'iElt iiTH. 1856. nsipMhNT'
For Pittsburg and the West Chicago Limited Expres,
Line daily gno Il and an dsy ST. dns pnss
with Sleeping ing Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati
Sc aay It, chcss
wa.haston ho to NJ cnasIy ss
ard Harrisburg to Cleveland connecting
wta oa ESs'sss %sssfn ana S.
Pacific Express, 1000 p. NJ daily for Pittsburg
Chicago '' "''' 'A' 'osA sleeper harrisburg 10
ro- BALTIMORE Al. AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
for 6 Gfe' Sanaddagua ds1g Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
Cars Washington to Rochester.
For Ss% York and TIE East 7:15. 900 and IL 200 A.
Limited ~ press Of Pullman Parior Cars, s:ao a. a.
For chanEs nas ep oav
For hro0klyn n Y all through trains
ing direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double
For EsM H5 AssS soo city aSd 100 NJ 200
dda5, da5, 6:06, 1000 and 1l:2O P: n. On Sunday, day
t sos iSSO sss $50 s5S + d.3 y
For sS 1s 41s ss s saS sss ss 1915
and and ll:29P IN NJ On sunday, 900, 800, 90 AM:
For Popes Creek Line 7:l5 A. NJ. and 44O p NJ
daily, except Sunday ~
For Annapolis 7:l5 A. NJ. 1906 and 4:23 NJ daily
except Sunday. Sundays, 900 A. NJ, 4:l5 p NJ
ALEX AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 600, 7:O5 925 lO56 And lax A
NJ. 2Oo, 4:25. 4:35, 6O1, S.O5, and IL :37 p. NJ on
sunday at 900: 9:25, 1885 A. M, sos p. NJ.
For Richmond and the South, 500, 1855 A N daily
,-, and 4::so p NJ daily except sunday
trains leave alexandria for Washington, 6:O5. $780,
tOOO, 1910 A. NJ; Loo, 3.U5, 323 $40 7O5
and 1912 2. NJ and 12:l0 midnight except Met,..
f0:42 p N sRlBdaafyz RlBda az ft6 Kffsht - N'' ''''
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station. where orders be left checking
OF baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manager
- Il WOOD. Gener2l passenger Agent, iy12
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N a kkklEnD.

ANALYZED and found free from poison-Red
star Cough Cure. Health boards endorse it.
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auio Superintendent
PALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule In effect SUNDAY, MAY 3Oth, 1885, until
further notice


,a.e Leave Washington from Station, corner Of New
1906 SG 1890 90 am n, and 1910 pm daily The
and CHICAGO arriving In Pittsburgh at 73o pm, Chi.
0 oaeo next morning at S55. No extra fare is charged
For CINCINNATI Louisville and St Louis daily at $50
Pm pm and lO:l0 pm. with through coaches and Pal
$3.50 fast limited train % to Cncinnat ana 81
eaa 9s1s ls at on s
train for fast time 80 'AA' seO ''' 'A-'
Mrtsh1rgh M Cleveland and Detroit with Monarch Par
ioF Fal and Ixee Sleeping Cars to Pittsburgh.
saturdsR sS4 p With Sleeping Cars daily On
except FeE Rs SUNDAY y; and nd & l0;l0 P m. daily
and i6o5 nor iac e. Tesi i asys ss3 60 5s3 $50
$50 44O $40 Gao zoo s:25 and 100 a p. m
$50 sso 2sS S4o isV SaS so 7oS aoS 1Ss s
sna s Valley Railroad and points South
MsYaRgtSn Orleans $50 p M SLEEPER to
on Fs5 s5aaan Aann.ps. $40 and 1910 and 4so pm.
For way Stations % between @ @ Washington and Balt,.
and pm 500 On snndays a2e 44S @ S 5S9
tan Branch 645 am, daily except sunday and S:3i
pa auas sS G P sas
senps Pea. at al stations FSr and
da6y; except x sunday For Frederick $40 am and
s saisee i5oS oSoanasy and ss1 pm daily
cept Sunday. f '' Va
Irains arrive from the West daily, 6:2O 7:2O am,
A'Io. o:3o and 1880 pm. Little Rock Express.
snfa From Annapolis $50 am and 1:5O and 525 pm.
Fam dam as5PsT dss Valley Railroad 72oA
"a IRON ON Frederick and intermediate points, S25 M
and S:15 pm daily. except Sunday
trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 5:lO
oSo' ~, 300, 9:O5 and 1890 m, l2:I5 $50 g. a.
41O .. PSI !:45 and l1OO NJ: on sundays 81 go
.1H SOO and S:Oo an 1.SO 2:3O 4:2O. 500, $50.
All trains from Washington sion at Ro,ay Sto+io,
except 1:25, 3:15 and 6:4Op.m '
For inrther Information apply at the Baltimore and
wss rsansyivana ayenue corner of 4th street.
b. DUNHAM. K IoPD
oeu. 1haHa&eT, BaltmOre Ity11l g. p. A.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

An HERES PITIABLE PLIGHT.-A special
Rickner, alias Fred. French, who eloped from
Chicago with Madeleine Kessler, an heiress TO
several hundred thousand dollars, is now in
years Of age and the husband OF a Madame
Choquette. The police have informed the
treal. Miss kessers brother, a government
clerk in Washington, is on his way there in
search Of the deserters. Mrs. Choouette saws
she knew Fred. in Montreal, and that his pic
lures was In the rogues' galleries OF Boston, New
York and Canada; he had served q term in the
Kingston penitentiary, and had "beat" her out
Of g, 900 In seven months,
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SPECIALTIES.

M ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
AlL1FE All business confidential Ladies' and gen.
temen 90 cents each. 4OS street, between 4th and
ON stleetS northwest my64Ows
tO!LES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
Clrect treatment without the of knife cauStIc
or ngature Cure guaranteed Can be consulted at
LAo oo ST Nv" from TO y pm. ap2l2ms
Evening star., 1886-08-12

Lord Salisbury ON the Irish Troubles.
At the banquet given in London last evening
Lord Salisbury made a speech In which he con-
graduated those present on the result OF the
elections. He expressed his pleasure at Lord
Roseberry's consistent continuance OF "A foreign
policy that raised England I'm the estima ton OF
nations whose people were yearly showing n
growing desire for peace, which would be
maintained In rulers were guided by their
peoples will. He regretted that there still re-
maned subject for painful meditation.
Trsisy VERY gay news ne saia, m reminds US ,nat
and homogeneous people. IL Il too early 60 en-
ter into details, but IL Is the duty OF every gov
ernment 10 devote its whole energies To freeing
the loyal people of Ireland from the constraint
exercised upon them, whether In the form of
riot or in the more dangerous, insidious and
elective form OF outrage and Intimidation.
Wife Murder and Attempted suicide.
YOUNG BALrIMoREAN's RECkLEss AcT-A
SAD FAMILY HISTORY.
The town of Woodbury., Conn, was the scene
Tuesday night OF a frightful tragedy. Robert
Drakeley, aged Is, shot and killed bis wife,
aged IS, and then attempted suicide, the bullet
passing through his hand and foot. nrakeley
was married six weeks ago. His wife had been
3lNorced rom man named Warwick, OF New
York. she was woman OF excellent reputa-
ton. The deed was committed i'm the sitting
room Win the door locked. The only cause
signed ior the tragedy II that the murderer
probably became angered at being reproved 10y
his wife Tor being drunk. Robert Drakeey il a
son oi the iate henry W. DrakeleN, n highly re-
spected provision merchant OF Baltimore. who
LETT large fortune. The history OF the Drake
ley family has been sad. After Mr. Drakeley's :
death his valuable property WAS DIVIDED
among his sons. one OF whom was arrested
some years ago for offence in connection
with MS business; another was OF wayward
tenuencies, and paid little attention TO
work, ana but one OF the young men proved of
thoroughly steady habits. Another OF the
sons, Charles Drakeley, mysterlously disap-
peared several years ago In Boston, He was
visiting friends there and had invited "A Young
lady TO go 10 the theater. When he called for
her In the evening she refused To accompany
him, and he left the house without hat or coat.
after having torn his watch from his pocket
TO her that She would never see him again lie
He'd the house as she tainted away aud nothing
more was ever heard OF him, but a. the place
whore he was last seen Is near the steamship
docks. IL was generally concluded that he COM
mitted suicide 10y drowning Robert Drakeley
Is the youngest OF the family, and has osen
rather a rolling stone. lie IL young man of
pleasant address,
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NOR ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
l. STEAMER JOHN w. THOMPSON
Monday, " Wednesday and Friday at Z am. as far as
NOmln Ferry and LeOnardtOWn and all inter ediate
landings Make all landings every trip.
You can go 10 any landing for rs cents Staterooms
oOcentS. jy27-1m
Evening star., 1886-08-12

CREAATED AT BUFFALo.-Max Schueffner, q
German artist, % years old, who subsisted by
copying pictures, was cremated at Buffalo yes
terday afternoon. He died on Monday at his
fathers house, In the hamlet Of Ebenezer, seven
miles from Buffalo. Much unsayory comment
was made on the possibilities of contagi0n. The
body was placed In the furnace as quickly az
possible and without any religious ceremony.
The whole family stood about the mouth of the
furnace a. II went in, and the only one to man.
ifest emotion was the mother. In an hour the
which the undertaken will deliver to the parents
Evening star., 1886-08-12
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE
81, BY virtue of decree of the Supreme ourt f%nH
the District of Columbia, in Equity calse No x$e
iOO32, wherein Ella A. Harbin ct al ae plain-@a
Tins, and Mary Blanche Hardin ct al. ar defendants
l Will on TUESDAY, IHE TWENTY Y-FOU RTH
iA,1 PAY oF August 1855, at the hour of ALF-PAsT
fOuh " OCLOCk r NJ IN front of the pemises, offer
iOur S242 N SQUARE numbered eight hudred and six
ty-nlne tS69), IN the city of Washington, D. c., and
known as the north seventeen J feet # the said lot
fronting on Seventh street southeast, and running
teen feet.
Terms of sale as prescribed by said decree are: One
thlrd cash. and the balance in twelve and eighteen
months the deferred payments to be secured by
9eed upon the property sold. \ depost OF $50 must
oe mace when the property is struck Of
o. JOHN w. KOsS, Trustee
auA@-dNuS 40 5h street w.
I , H WARNER & CO.,
LIE Real Estate Brokers
Evening star., 1886-08-12
Chicago Markets.
A Creased Sea.

"A Gre8SeO sea-
THE DISABLED STEAMSHIP WERRA SAVED BY
A COPIOUS USE OF OIL DURING GALE
Commander Bartlett, Of the photographic
office, has received letter from Capt. Traut
commanding the steamship Venetian, which
recently towed the disabled steamship Werra
into Boston harbor, in which he describes the
wonderful effect OF the use of oil on q heavy
sea. On the evening of August 3, while towing
against heavy sea, he says that there ap-
peared great danger of parting the tow lines
and losing her by reason of the heavy breaking
OF the sea over the bow of the Werra. He caused
two Oil bags to be hung overheard, one on each
side The effect on the Venetian was not per-
ceptible, but on the Werra it was such that the
captain and officers gathered on the forecastle
to make out what was being done by the Vene-
tian, and the following morning signals were
ttnued all night, during which time not q drop
OF water broke In board, and the ship made
much better weather and was decidedly more
comfortable.
Evening star., 1886-08-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York Stock Market

The following are the opening and 800 p. m prices
of the New York Stock MarEet today as reported by
special wire to II. H. Dodge $50 15th street,:
Evening star., 1886-08-12

DRIVEN MAD BY PoLITIcs.-News from Fa-
yetteville, Ark, is TO the effect that Col b. w.
Haxton has become O maniac and would be
placed in the Insane asylum. Haxton came to
Arkansas from Indiaaa Is years ago He estab-
lished q wOolen mill at Springdale, Ark, which
was run ON large scale. Some time ago ne
was nominated tor representative by the re-
publicans aud commenced q vigorous canvass.
One morning last week he appeared at the resi-
commanded him to form new party and he
intended TO do IL. He became violent aud had
to be secured and confined. Business troubles
Evening star., 1886-08-12

AHEAD Or AL OrHERa
The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Machine
the latest, simplest and best in the world. Every
Lady should call at our office see the variety Of
worS done on this Machine Embroidery work Of all
KINGS done without the use of any attachment In-
s,ructions given free al
> OPPENHEIMER & BROS
52S 9th streetnw
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home Sewing
Machine.
Oid Machines taken in exchange my29
Evening star., 1886-08-12
UNDERTAKES

UOSEPH 4AwLEh FURNISHING UNDER,
~ TAkER and PRACTICAL EABALMhtR
1726 Pennsylvania Terms moderaIe ana
everything nrst-ciass- Telephone call lO2-lx. myIl
T T. CLEMENTs, PROFESSIONAL UNDER
q Aker-Thirty Years Experience. l237 32d
street and ~ hAgn street. Scorgetowh Telephone
Call. 226-3. jex-;3m
TAAEs RELLEw,
q FURNIsHiNo UNDERTAKEN
Corner New Jersey ave and q sI NV
Telephone call. 236-a ana
ID ICHARD CAIN
IL FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
lO11 1h @ Everything stricSiy EIrst-ciaw ana oo
the most Reasonable 1ermG Gi
- w. BAkKEn
UNDERTAKES AND PRACTICAL rNrAr,rrp
0Soo1ese o. 1oSl C1a@ Of the Cincinnati School fns
AmoAimin( c n Lnkens. n L.. Princlpak
J. H Clark. DemonstraI0r.
612 llth strose northwunk
1oaaphone oil oA7-A -
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FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

II
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
SALESROOMS
On SATURDAY, AUGUST FOURTEENTH, 1886.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ / front of
my salesrooms, will sell general assrtment Of
FURNITURE. Carpets, &c, &c.
ALSO, FOR THE NAVY DEPARTlENT,
Lot Crate Bars, Old Awnings, Cast Iron Bushes &c,
ALSO AT TWELVE NJ.
HOrses, Carriages, Harness, &c.
Terms cash.
aul2-2t THOS. DOWLTG, Auct.
IINHE TURN OUT OF MEMBER OF CONGRESS,
Horse Carriage and Harness. now It Bowen's
stables. will be sold at Dowlings auctiorhouse SAT-
oo,EEDA1. AUGUST FOURTEENTH, al TWELVE
OCLOCk. au12-2tH
Evening star., 1886-08-12

DISGRACING HIS UNIFORM. A Pittsbury
special says: Sergeant William Thomas L. =
A., will not be buried with military honors
He disgraced his UNIFORM by making AN assault
on a cnlid, ana 10 escape a court martial blew
out his brains
Evening star., 1886-08-12

Maurice Healy, Perneilits member Of pariia-
ment tor Cork 0ity, has been instructed, on be-
half Of the widow Of Constable Gardiner, who
wae Killed during the Orange riots ~ Belfast,
aa indemnify q o16, 600 Sor his DEAN
Evening star., 1886-08-12

APPOINTED AS CoNsUL.-The President this
afternoon appointed VIM. c. Hall, of New York,
to be u. 8. consul at Prescott, Canada.
Evening star., 1886-08-12
RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD Co.


schedule in effect August /, 1885,
rails Will leave from and arrive at b. & P station
otn and u sts. as follows:
leave ashington 9l0 q. daily except Sunday
ana 40 p m daily, arriving at Round Hin IL. a. a
u. cnu Ido pm Returning trains leave Round Hill
a. oSS = IN daily and at 315 daily except sun
oaS. az Ivlng at w ashingtou $40 q M and 54S pm
mile tickets $25 ~
20 r. BELL.
,.l@w~A
Evening star., 1886-08-12

QuEENsTowN CATTLE MARKEr.-11S cattle
sa',o on the market yesterday, and all sold as
good sold from 4as to 4asc. per h.; medium,
sold d. from to 4Ac. per h.; common sold from
TO 34Ac. per lb. 1850 sheep and lambs on
the market. 1,19S sold to butchers as follows:
Old sheep sold from 21a to 4c per h.; lambs sold
from TO &c. per To-; 1872 left over. Ia cows and
calves sole from $40 to $55 EACH Market for
cattle dull. Market for sheep and lambs fair.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

FATALLY WOUNDED BY A SWORD FISH
Capt. FRANK u. LOngsford went out from 0Iou.
cester, Mas. 70 capture sword nsh Monday.
and drove its sword through the boat, pene.
trating the abdomen Of the captain to an ex-
tent that he will probably die.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

A TREAsURHR's ACCOUNTS INvoLyED.-A. J..
Green, for many years treasurer OF Gloucester
city. n. J., died q week ago. He had seven or
eight thousand dollars OF the city's funds In his
would be found In bank. The finance COM
mittee Of city council looked the matter up,
and found less than $4,000 I'm bank, which
institution held notes OF Mr.. Green for nearly
that amount. Then, TO add TO the complication,
when they went TO look tor the treasurer's bond
they found II missing. City Clerk Lyons, In
that Treasurer Green asked leave to look IL over
. short time previous 70 his death, and the
clerk could not tell whether the bond had been
taken away, or, II % that Il had been returned.
Mr.. Green was president of the insolveut Glou-
ceoter CtY SavfngD Institution at the time OF Its
failure. he was considered by many Of the
poorer people Of Gloucester city rs . man Of the
utmost business integrity, and . number Of
them gave him sums OF money saved nom their
earnings. ON which he paid them legal interest.
These accounts have yet 70 be straightened out
Evening star., 1886-08-12


Also Improved and GniIp proved property in all parts
tithe civ Apply ~ J. ". T. MY ERS.
E-S-oW~ 1i2S New York ave
VNOK KSALE-THREE-~TORY FRAME : KooNIs:
II LOT ISx95; side alley VIII paw 10 per cent on
price asked. $1,000 A y. HILL & CO, 1855 ST
N2Ulm
I>OR SALE OR RENT-HOUSE I1G:; = -T AP-
II pls 20 owner. 6O5 l4th Key 1851. ivIgIm
Evening star., 1886-08-12
2n LAYS TRIAL

DR. DYES
ELECTRIC vOLTAIC BELT and other Frrrrpro
APPLIANCES We VIII send on thirty days trial TO
Ien, young or old, who are suffering from Nervous
debility, Lost Vitality those diseases OF personal
nature resulting from abuses and other speedy
fe4ef and complete restoration health yIsor and
manhood guaranteed send d once for Illustrated
pamphlet, nee Address NOLTAIC BELT CO. Mar
shall Mich ta.l.la,
Evening star., 1886-08-12
MEDICAL, &c.

OALDISAA, CC.
DEAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTHERS. 9os b
ST. = ", appeared before and made oath tSaf
he i the Oldest Established Expert Specials. IN thjs
city and Will guarantee all C..se> OF private
disease OF men and furnish medicine, no charge.
Consultation and advice Tree any hour during he
day. Subscribed and sworn before hy Dr
BkCTH EI>. SAM FL a.. MILLS, u Notary I.Ibli.
In and IOr the u. Of G. this Sd day OF July 1850
aus-lu.
hR- AND MADAM WILSON, lIo5 PARK
IlPlace, llth 81, between and & SIS ne Fstab-
Ii>hed lS specie! treatment fUr lasIies desiring re-
Hattie services Advice free and confidential at,f;rx
\ ALAEIA, CHILIS, fEVEIls POSITIVELY
WI cured in To- hours by "PrOInptine," marvel
O1s sPeclflc: contains no u!flne tS-steeSs harm
iesS VI druggists, oOc- PROMPTING Co. Buffalo, ny
Jyl5-lII.s
NINE DE FOREST. LONGEST A BLISHED AND
AVA Teiiable Ladies PHYSICIAN be- CONSULTED daily
n her residence. I24I st. NV Office houls froIa
~ % p.i4 Win Ladies only ylUlms
NANHOOD RESTORED By USING a BOTTLE
AyA or TWO OF DR. BltOrHERS Invigoraing Cor
olA- "hI cure any case vi debility and loss
OF nerve power IL inlparts vgor the hole sys-
tenn quo d 81 sw y7-lms
Evening star., 1886-08-12

A WOMAN IN POLITICs.-Among the dele
gates elected to the 9reeuback State con nvention
from Clinton county, Mich, IL Miss Martha
Strickland, . woman lawyer Of st. Johns. She
10 daughter OF the late Randolph Strickland,
who was Q Representative In the Forty-nrst
OonKresg from the then sixth district.
Evening star., 1886-08-12
Real Eafate Salea.
Refusing to Join the League.

A dispatch from St Louis says: President
Won der Abe, of the American Association base
ball club, received a telegram from Manager
Scanlon, of the Washington League club, ask
ing him if he would accept the Lucas club place
in the League to which Mr.. Won der Abe re-
piled that he would not. Mr.. Won der Abe
would rather see his club at the head Of the
American Association than in third or fourth
place in the League.
Evening star., 1886-08-12
PILLS

IL
IODINE OF IRON.
approved by the Academy Of Medicine of Paris are
sRec;aly recommended by the Medical celebrities OF
80 MoIo ioE ocrofua (lumors. hIn. Evil, > the
sAL4s STAGES OF (onsumptio9, Constitutional Weak
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- Periodic course None genuine unless signed
9@A<NSAsD 40 Rue Bona parte Paris
T. EOIGEHA q Co.. y. V
so,a 49, Agents for the L. s.
01 " N osslss generally. ApZ9-th&s
hAS NESEk BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Us D6Ot nEtSs 5 the oldest Established adyer-
s1 Ls4.es u, sican IN this city. Ladies', you can
SOnuoensJ consult Dr. BEiOI KS s,jS AZ 81 = a.
fLtcuAr attention paid TO all diseases pecniisr 70
Iy2-lm ~'AD"' ieA'eo'
Evening star., 1886-08-12

RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day;
8 a. M, 73; a. m, "a; IL q. M, 7S; 2 p. M, IS;
maximum, 66; minimum, II.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

DEATH FROM AN OVERDOSE OF CHLoRoFoRM.
The coroner made q post mortem examination
to-day In the case Of Miss Caravas, the young
woman found dead in her room at the Mount
rom an mouse ano ioen1 1nas aeat9 aesqltea hS
was prepared for burial by Mr.. Lee and will be
buried At Graceland cemetery tomorrow after
noon.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

LEAVES HIS PROPERTY 10 Hm WIFE WHILE
SHE Is SIN0LE.--Christian EngeL by hiS Will
fled with the register this Afternoon, leaves his
entire estate to his wife, Margaretha Eneol %
long ~ she remains single. In case o( hor
death or marriage the property II to b divided
equally between the children Of tho deceased.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

APPROVING LAND PATENTs.-Land Commits
sioner Sparks, before he left for the west last
evening, approved for patent ,633 pre-emption
and commuted homestead entries. The board
of review, which was constituted to make final
examination in all entries, have since January
last examined and disposed Of over Id, 600
cases. In addition, the board has ready some
5000 cases, which will be submitted to the as
sistant commissioner, Mr.. Stockslager, for his
approval
Evening star., 1886-08-12
Local Notes.

A gold charm, to be used in evidence, was
taken from the prosecuting attorneys table In
the Police Court to-day.
Herzog's Opera house will open for the season
yer's minstrel com mbination
In the Police Court this morning middle
aged man named jeremiah ]. O O'Riordan, who
had several inches of sticking plaster over his
eye, testified as to an assault upon him by
young man named Henry Palmer, better
known as doc" Palmer, who was fined S1O
A new pavement of marble fagstones is being
laid on the lower floor OF the Winder building
to take the place of the old worn and unhealthy
brick flooring,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-27

OF { rSo~. ~hUsc remarks we're INNS
all! attractive, being not only appropr;-
axe oH' delivered III such a happy vein
- T. attract universal approx i. c. E
MAok ami +. NJ. Huaak.r Of Virginia
li'H. and 4. d. Rock of Eureka. also
responded in "A iew WelLcho>.n remarks
The raturical exercises x.r- cioS-d by
Drpn;y Grnd Master Jacob Becker O..
Keno. These Speakers from sister
LotE's all coniplrHcn,-d the member.
OF / 40 Lodge on the husritablr and
srnesous reception t.nlrrei to ,~isitIn.
brethren. and expressed th-mselve. a.
h'-h.y pleased with their Sisi; e. Ekn.
Il musical Iotion of the pro-
eramne ~as rendered. - - manner d.
s-r'i 2 especial mention. and Mr.. a.
alrs. d. Wrshrin. Miss E,nma Gard.
nrr II Mr.. Streeter, members of the
choir. favored the aud. nee during tn,
intervals with several choice pi,c,..
which added much to the success, Of II ,
occasion.
AT the conclusion OF the public exer-
ci>es the members Of the Orler were
'"Fuie' IN procession aud marched back
10 thu Hall. where al adjournment for
ie>A'nr was taken. lhv election
81 Grand on, ers 'or the .usu ~ wear
Mil T. e pl ace n-morow.