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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-17
Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
HOMESTEAD PRooy.
Land once at HALEY, Idaho,
September 20, 1892.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named eettler has nltd notice Of his intention 10
make Anal proof in support Of hia claim and
tnss said proof will be made before the Reg,s-
YER and Receiver. at HALEY. Idaho, on October
81. lea2. viz:
THOMAS @. BoARDMAN.
for Lets I. T. and the y of the NWL sec :, r.,
l. north Of Range 10 east ~
ne names the following witnesses to prove his
said land. viz: va
II. r. MeCartef. =. G. Burnet, Thomas Babinp
ton. and Roht. CLARK, .''"s
All OF Corral. Idaho.
v. RILEY
Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-17
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at HALEY. Tdaho,l
September 20, 1892
Notice Is hereby given that the foIlowing-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
maj pIo3f In support u his claim and that said
proof Will be made before the Register and Re-
ceiver ut HALEY. Idsho. on October 90 1892, viz:
SAMUEL. WILSON,
for the ~ Of the NWA and the VIZ of the MEX
Sec. 10. TIP. l. south OF Range l6 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
George L. Shirley, of Bellevue, Idsho,
John Deassy Fred Lewis. and Edward Mackey,
Of Humphrey, Idaho.
W. T. RILEY,
Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-17
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict OF the State of Idaho, in and for the
County Of Alturas,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-17
Notice for Publication.

Land Office At HALEY, Idaho
September a. 1892.
Notice Is hereby given tt at tn. following named
settler has hed notice Of his intention 10 m ske
mai proof support of his claim, and tn st said
proof will be made before the Register and Re.
ceiver at HALEY, Idaho. on October 49, 1892. viz:
MOSES MAXFIELD,
for the Eh Of the SEA the SEA Of the Mex Sec
29 and the NEA of the MEX Sec. 80, Up. !, north
Of Range IL east.
He names the following w,tnes ses to provo his
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation Of
said land, viz:
f. 9 Burnet, Thos Darlington, Q. 8. Arnold,
Chas, Harmon.
All of Corral, Idaho.
VI. T. RILEY,
Register.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20


ALTMAN. on Tu.sasy. noosa ~ 70 81, s's a
a a. n ~t,@t s3'r, &c. ~, AhA aLAAN.
Notice Oi funeral hsruAissr
ALLISON "a II ID, D. ~ ~. lsss1 {,
Ida G aud William Ain.
Funeral priv ate.
O'Clock p m. d. J. "a q. BAXTER. H--i -iHt5 even
Notice OF funeral hereafter. INisrol.sn I.t.-r.
BUEKoUUHs on Noufsy. D.--srui.-- ~. issl
Burrcu.f, a.-,-f aisiis..u t.ars and ~ a. ntis
III rienas - "a, i.nily -r. r.srttu 3 invita- e
road ..ors'igNn. u n wednesday "Vrniis.
EISENbfISs. pu Monday. p-o.uItsr ~ Isr,
EMMA lelovrl caushs-r q i.s-. AMI tlr- lat OLA
Eis~r.b after snort aud IAE;al Illness. as.d
Irns., g .,, III !, nscs95 el :, fr.
HACKTNlOs. p--stnl.r "a. Icrs fREDTRiCK
fahsTai IRON n, i.1- r-sde. :. 81 n -,-rs, nr,h-
invited tChiciso pai'ris pleas. ouig
NJ toS !. o S b, Gala'i 6HS A' P poPb as. ~
F1nsrsi ton his late r.sa-nc,. ~ -rr... -o,,A
20 -. Doainic's Church. vhsr. ''"u requiem
sa,.,i ~ @h fr,ards .Sd ~. II, -.
society are respectfully insitsd D. attend i-g git
Lynch On Ng9e'y sy;Hins n,-;-ygl.r ~ lss,
fansrsi from Eis at resdsnoe. 7is .,rp-, north
east. THURSDAY IA TtiuE.
MAHANEl. on TUESDAY. D-oeuier N. isIr, %
. - n. aftcr n unE aud PAINTED D. NEE, IAAfl T.
months.
Funeral Will take place frofn ~. late r..iaenoe
1908 Union street southwest. T. IFssAy. fseillsr
81. al o'clock pm.
McDERMO1r on Monday. D.c.ssi-r 10 lssr,,
~ IL =. N ftANsls n. uniy son q jal.ss aul
Margaret Ncneruutt. aesd t~.lis "a. ~ ,surs
debcs si3 Missouri sverus. Al 81 i,i. iissss - -,
Domino chrrrh Nhere -o,"nin ~ iifm u.a-- sii
UBhIEN. On Monday. Dscen.l- 81. iAfss 4 90
g street southwest. Al .. Ia. THOMAS O'bfiEN.
aged slxty i've year..
koBEN. Al Braachvi 10. ma. on N1nlay. n..--tn-
her ~. 1877. After painful if-ss JOHN n q
Aeninia and the ate John u. iobey. ss-i tseIly
Year,.
funeral s.rvices VII take plece - Hsiazvy
chalel. VI. y Chnrr ; utli. Ftua-hAt tissnrtul.sr
p. az III oirlo-f .. ma. hslaftfes aud fIiends afs
RESPECT; IDLY an ytted 10 attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
THE SALOON KEEPER GOT OFF

THE SALOON KEEPER GOT OFF.
What Boy Did Not Know Who Appeared a.
Witness in a w hisky Case.
Jesse Coakley, q nine-year-old boy who ap-
peared as o witness in a liquor case tried in the
Police Court today, told Judge Kimball that he
had never been to Sunday school or day school
and that he had no idea Of what book he was
kissing when he was sworn. William Ryan, the
proprietor OF licensed bar room at No. 221 Sd
street southwest, was on trial charged with vio-
lating the Sunday law. The boy said he was
sent to Mr.. Ryan's place with bucket and he
thought he got milk in 1t, as he had
been In the habit of going there for milk.
Mrs. Coakley, his adopted mother, told the
judge that she sent the boy to Mr.. Ryan's
place for milk and he returned with beer. She
said she had never sent him for beer; that she
had never spent a cent for beer and she thought
she never would.
Mr.. Ryan denied that he ever the boy.
The boy, however. insisted that he went there
and asked for milk.
That's peculiar name for beer in that sec
ZION on Sunday, remarked Mr.. Pugh. Mrs.
Coakley again went on the stand and said that
the boy was not at all reliable. Hes crazy
when he gets On the street." she said and II 1
send him for loaf of bread he will bring
pound OF sugar. When he sees a dog on the
euect nc Will iOiiOW III "a mile. fOuCemen ES-
pey and Herbert were also witnesses in the case
They saw the boy come from the place and they
saw the beer in the bucket. Officer Herbert
said he had suspected Mr.. Ryan Of having con-
Quoted business on Sunday before this case was
brought Lawyer Cahill examined the witnesses
for Mr. Ryan and argued that the proof did
not sustain the charge.
The bartender not present in court to
give testimony. Judge Kimball said it was a
general principle that the employer is respon-
sible for the acts Of his employees and he
thought In the whisky business there was no
exception. The judge held that when man
enters his bar room on Sunday for the purposes
OF business the place is open within the mean
ing Of the law. In conclusion the Judge said
he would hold that the defendants place was
open within the meaning Of the law and i'm
posed fine Of $50
Mr. Cahill asked that the court suspend
sentence, and upon that motion the Judge asked
about the officers having suspected the place
before, and Officer Herbert said that he had
seen colored men going in and out Of the stable.
Counsel said that Mr.. Ryan was in the business
Of shipping manure and had in his employ
number of color ed men.
After some discussion the court suspended
sentence with the understanding that it would
be enforced if he failed to obey the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
THE WASHINGTON MARKETS.

On the whole the market dull today and the
purchases in small lots. The attendance slim.
vesetables-white potatoes. Ell bushel; sweet 20
tstoes. s3ae3 10 in barrel lots; ysIns. s2as2 %
barrel; red Wetherfed onions. 81 per bushe, yellow
do. 81 bushel; cabbaze. 81 25as2 IS barrel; hale
SOC barrel; carrots. 81 sack; Michigan celery,
ASS i sISe ss .sssy SSs
Orleans lettuce 50 ooae4 per barrel oyster plant
plant f4S and psI s % ssse
titles. with rood demand for the irst named article
e. tbs :hi they SPIT Rsa IN ,
Green frui.s-Florids tgights 80 5oass per boz;
1 sa.ss Tu's Ss.ss SS fi,Ts.
t - g Ps
esPs leS pf KIM i ssss 4B5Bs e. ao
e. 81 EP S. las..,. psasS
sweets. s4as4 50; Tsln.sns DO. s3asi The fruit
apples and this IN sadn. the supply q Which e.
oesds that , Of any s1,,, 81 e, species
choice sTpies ioo ;comOn do &c pees. Se.dhe.
Ss Sai,orn.s nbSsslss d. lac puSSs 10
sg,tsr ,nIss,e. @ sO9a e ehocs d.
fancy lsdle PACKED De good to choice DO. lao
county roll. 15a2oc store packed. Is. Market
The butter market fat today but price. re-
Butterne.c,eamery, 25s3oc choice dairy. eoc, /;
zoe. There great deal Of ACTIVITY m the 5uttsrine
market and prices are Arm
do WINS Ice s6see mid srss G
choice sharp cream, l3c. :; choice hKht skim, loo
fancy Ldmbur2er. 2oc. choice do. 1sc. !; imported
Swiss Pc. domestic do. lie. sweitzsr. a6al5c.
Capro. SOC. ieab house 4oc. Comenbert 3,r. !; Par
mesan. 4oap0c. Neufchatel, 7c. per cake. Marke,
steady with indications Of advance Calls for cheese
we're rare. but IN anticipation Of holiday boom the
Eegs-Cold storage 70 per dozen; near by o7s
2Sc- No picked eggs on the market.
Poultry-Chle sens, losllc hens. 9sloc roos.ers,
SSsisn fssl4e; sfes. i444isc t sacs. arf lac
The demand for POULTRY was vigorous and the SUD-
ply very light. As consequence prices advanced
Meats-Bes. steer. re. fair. &c. common. so.
mutton. saloc veal. &C.: hog. &c. !; lamb. los.
li.is S.gl saE due q. 1ssls =, a ss, .s
DO, 75c:; sAuffier. 75c. red bead do. IS 20
s AZ per pair; .,, nissd. so..5c:; snipe.
lie per pound; deer saddles. Sbc pr round;
ssss E GsPPs .1oss
FishoBass. DC. shesTshead. l0c. ;mackerel. 2oc.
PIKE. 2Qc salmon trout. &c. gray do. 6c crocrs
bunch; yslo. perch. iSasos Per sSneS. MARI:
and cned white perch very sc..ce. On ''' sfAe'
small stock-csives 6s6,sc. sheep. aalc lamts.
81 ai::f s: ss: 10 s.,'sS =. ID. Ne a. a., &
&c; No do. Dc No. I dry .aitsd. q. karEsi
Fio..n.Hoss:: Anss.csa Beauty, 49,. 90 p.r
5Qs55c j. Psri da Jsrdin. 7Sc. Nsphis3a 6ssss
2 as.- Pss dozen: c.m.s.ens IS. Sss.sssas Se.
aa 1a;s. - pr dozens vse'ss - rhssalsd ksfks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
The Bartender Wa. Fined.

Judge Miller today heard the case Of Whit
tingham Smoot, the bartender at ]. ]. Barry's
saloon, on E street, who was arrested Saturday
night for shooting at Thos. Smith, . colored
customer, who was engaged in some loud talk
At the time. Smith said there was a dispute in
the place. and after the bartender struck at him
he became noisy and Smoot fred one shot 1t
was apparent from the evidence that the shot
was hred for the purpose Of frightening Smith
and not for the purpose Of injurinS him.
Smoot made such . statement in his own be-
hall, and the judge thought he went too fAz.
A hne Of e2S ives imposed. Lawyer SHILLING
ton repressnted IL defendant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Baltimore and Ohio Brakeman Crushed to
Death by an Engine.

A Baltimore and Ohio Brakeman Crushed to
Death by an Engine.
This morning about $50 o'clock fatal acci-
dent occurred at LIST and E streets northeast on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. H. J. Jacobs,
yard brakeman in the employ Of the railroad
company, was at work in the yard, and when
he stepped of a moving engine his foot caught
in frog and he was unable to extricate himself
before the heavy engine ran against and crushed
the life out Of him. His left leg was broken
and his right side was crushed. His right hand
was also badly crushed.
The police patrol wagon was sent for and the
body was taken to the morgue. The deceased
was about twenty-five years old and resided at
No. las d street southeast. Coroner Patterson
was notified Of the sad accident and he will in
vestigate the circumstances under which 1t
happened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

Blanche Garter hGs purchases Tor ti2-gg a
of A. N. Mclachlen "a a. lo,s . to a.. -,.a4r.
9s5. l35 by 1898 feet. corner 81 llth Aaa T.
streets northeast
Dwight Dickinson has bought of ". n. D. me-
sey for $4,000 ,ub ia. sguaf, ia $40 hv
60 feet on between 18Th aud llth streets
northwest
Sarah L. Gei-ey ha- purthsred frr - 40 81
j. %. johnson sub as. d.; a. lc ufuii lark
A. Nnilor has bought sub -. square IS. u
Montague Jacob. Tor 5000 a. by Too f,.i icl.
inche. on llth bttEo,u I.iucoln Pafl aud d
street northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
Election of Omcers,

Election of Onicers.
Theatrical Mechanical Association, No. z, has
elected the following to serve the ensuing year,
President Joseph K. Behrend; vice president,
Phillip Ryan; recording secretary. Matthew
Brady; financial secretary. William Mueller
treasurer. Leonard Rupel; sergeant-a,arms,
Thomas Cassidy; trustees. Chas. Mueller, NJ. A.
Sherwood, H A sauter; delegate to conven-
ton OF Grand Lodge, Joseph z Behrend;
alternate, Louis Freeman.
The Columbia Title Insurance Company held
tts annual election yesterday afternoon for tho
purpose Of slscting q board Of trustees for the
coming year. The result follows, Allen c.
Clark, William E. Rdmonston, William A.
Gordon, William B. Gurley, Bernard H John
sson' James n Johnston. Benjamin !. Leigh
ton Myron N; Parker, Frank T. Rawlings,
John @. Slater, Edward J. Stellwagen, John s.
Swormstedt, Brainard A. Warner, Walter R.
Wilcox. Henry K. willard
Carroll Branch, 224 Catholic Knights OF
America, have elected the following officers for
the year 1898: President, Chas. ]. Anderson;
vice president, Joseph E. Casey; recording Sec
rotary. John B. Murray; financial secretary,
Ed Voigt; treasurer. Ed. J. Hannah; sentinel,
James Fitzpatrick; sergeant-at-srms, John NJ.
Clark; trustee, Bernard Bailey.
Capitol Hill Council, No. 337, National
Union--W: h. Landvoigt. president, ". Il. h.
harmer, vice president; II. W, Hall, speaker;
A Girouard, secretary, H. o. Slmons, fnan-
cial secretary; Roger Williams, treasurer; Rev.
J. W. Barse, chaplain; B. F. Yates, usher; W.
H. Mehler, sergeant-at-arms; Fl. S. Tinker,
doorkeeper; Charles F. Mallard Robert Stewart
and Geo. NJ Smith, trustees; W. II. Landvoigt,
Charles A Williams and A. II. Taylor. dele
gates to the cabinet; A. Grouard, delegate to
the Immediate Relief Association; ". II. II.
Harmer, delegate to the fraternal congress Mr.
Charles A. Williams passes to the ox-presidents
chair.
Lutheran Home for the Aged-Rev. VIM. E.
Parson, president; Mr.. Albert F. Fox, treas
urer, and Mr.. T. @. Slater, secretary. A COM
and Fox was appointed to proceed with the de-
tails respecting the work Of construction. In
the absence of Mr.: Slater Mr.. P. v De Graw
acted secretary.
The Columbia Title Insurance Company
Trustees: Allen Q. Clark, VIM. E. Edmonston,
VIM. A. Gordon, VIM b. Gurley, Bernard H.
Johnston, James A. Johnston, BENZ. F. Leigh
ton, Myron NJ. Parker. Frank T. Rawlins, John
@. Slater, Edward J. Stellwagen, John s.
Swormstedt, Brainard II. Warner Walter r.
Wilcox and Henry K. Willard.
Unity Circles. Rosenthal president; NJ r.
Sanger, vice president; B. Rosenfeld, record
ing secretary; Jas. Kaufman, financial secre-
tary; A. L. Richold, treasurer, aud Messrs J.
h. Wallerstein, j. B. Nordlinger and H. Roths-
child on the executive committee.
The German American Sick Relief Association
elected the following officers at its meeting last
night: PresidS\t, Paul Sauber, vice president,
Joseph Baesgen; recording secretary, August
Kleinheim; financial secretary, Emil Holer;
treasurer, Albert Knabe; executive board, the
officers and Messra s. W. Cans and r. w.
Jueneman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy al. Sullivan yester-
day, by Mr.. Neil Dumont, filed . suit against
W. s. and Mary Fitch to recover e5. 900 damages
for an assault ON Mrs. Sullivan on November 81
and causing her arrest without just cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
THIRD FLOOR

Ladies' Atwood Flannel Eiderdown Wrapper
Ladies' Atwood Cheviot Jacket
Ladies Macintosh
Misses All wool Jacket or Gretchen.
Ladies' Fur Cape.
Ladies' Fur Scarf.
Wooden shawl.
An Embroidered China silk shawl
Boys AL wool Refer Suit
Boys Atwood Combination Suit-ooat and two
pairs Of troussra
japanese Gold Embroidered Screen 4-fold
japanese Bamboo Chair.
japanese Bamboo Table.s
Handsome japanese Embroidered Lambreouin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
Re-enlisred by the Engineer Corps,

The first platoon Of the engineer corps of
the District National Guard met last night and,
with the consent Of Gen. Ordway, re-enlisted
Mr.. F. L. Graham, who had been deprived of
his rank as acting first lieutenant and then dis
charged for the good Of the service. Members
of the platoon say they will petition Gen. Ord
way to reinstate Graham as acting first lieu
tenant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
75o. TABLE.

Bisque and Old Ivory
Figures. Bohemia Glass
ware, Bon Bon Baskets.
China Cznilssticks. Vases
IN majolicA and other
wares. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
A Rule to Show Cause,

In the case Of Colbert agt. Burke the COM
plainant yesterday filed petition before judge
Bradley for rule to show cause on W. Mosby
Williams for having interfered with sale and
prevented higher bid for certain property.
The rule was issued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

more appropriate present than beautiful pic
ture. The gallery contains a varied collection
OF pictures. with wall papers and window shades.
The place to 60 to have plushes, velvess, silks
cleaned 10 st Anton Fischer's, 9o6 @ street.
Party dresses and other gowns Of delicate
fabric are cleaned by him by the dry process on
short notice. Atwood dresses are dyed with
out ripping apart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

SEE list Of school buildings at which con-
tributions of food or clothing for the poor of
the city will be received. The distribution will
be made by The EVENING STAR Santa Claus
Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
Bur FIVE DAYS Mons
AND MAS VIII. BE- A TwrIvxno.rH Orr
CHnrsrn.s Grrrs ARE F.nous Jor PuoDucrns.

to
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81 rn~dto .ivs.r
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
Released on Rouds.

Thomas Grady. charged with grand larceny,
was this morning released from Jail on giving
bond in $500, Mrs. Susan White going on his
bond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
FoUn "BAneArs" TABLES.
70. van, ~ call Jour attention to our


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

The foloSlng were the temr,ratur-- a. ths
otfice Of the weather bureau TODAY. an. 3ti
pm. 50. maximum. 81. minimum -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

$500 WILL Buy
ON FIRST FLOOR
A choice Book
Silver plated Pincushion and Jewel Case.
silv.r-plated Clothes Brush (hair).
Silver plated Mirror and A.omizer.
Silver plated FLASK.
silver plated Shaving Mug.
An Ivory-handed Manicure Set in leather case
Cslluloid Toilet Set In fancy cslluioid basket
A Solid Gold Ring.
Solid Gold Brooch
solid Gold Thimbie
A Solid Gold Pen
Solid Gold Necs Chain.
A Sterling Silver atch
Sterling Silver onboniere.
A Sterling Silver Match Box
Sterling silver III air Ornament
Sterling Silver Shoe Hook
Sterling Silver Paper Cutter
A Real Shell Comb.
Real Seal. Alligator or Russia Leather Writing
Tablet
HAnd-painted silk Gauze Fan
ASlvsr Calendar.
A Silver Inkstand
silver-plated Cabinet-size Photo Frame
Carving set-knife. fork and steel-in leather
case.
pair Of Finest Grade Solid Gold spectacles or Eye
glasses.
A pair of Opera Glasses
QuAdruple- plated Silver Butter Dish, Bon Bon
Dish OF Syrup Pitcher
pair Of Sterling Silver Salt Cellars
set Of Sterling Silver Coffee Spoons
A Mems smoking Jacket.
Mems Dressing Robe.
Mems Bath Robe
Mems Blanket Robe.
APajxma
SIX Umbrella
pair Mem. Otter lined Gloves.
Mems Macintosh.
Lace Collar.
Hand run Fichu or Scarf
Real Brussels Veil.
pair of Ladies' Embroidered Silk Hose
Ladies' silk Vest
ladies' Duchess Lace handkerchief
BLACK or Colored Atwood Dress Pattern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

HAVE you sent your mite to the Santa Claus
Club2 Clothing, food or money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
AT THE RIVER FRONT.


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oysters. S-ln,rsr Hart Iayur ~airr kIarr = risaf
OYSTER Srlu tsr.st Wt.Yl lrs H., n...l. Ia.
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