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y-eight, 20, assessed in the name of CeoTe- y
LINDSAY IN the amount of nine hundred and 1--WE
Goilars eighty three cents, S905 So
Certificate ls4s On the middle thirteen feet ton IN,
enes iS.IVl of part OF Lot number twenty 6Vs
% in square numbered two hundred and an
ESQ assessed IN the name of Columbia AIeI-a
cents, SS.2IJ 'ONi
% IN square numbered two hundred aud y ff,
ihree, % assessed in the name Of William DUR
lars seventy two cents, S369.72.D
Certificate lS59-On the south twenty two fee, ,o,,
and one half inches p I0ta of part Of -, n',,
sMs s lonr, a in square numberedtwo hundred
shd Hity three, 49, assessed in the name of All
son Naylor in the amount Of one hundred ami e.
cellars ninety elk cents, 1885,
Certificate ls6l-On all Of Lot number twenty 6va
30 I'D square numbered two hundred and fiftv,
ander N the amount Of two hundred ana eies,S
TWO dollars ninety five cents, S2S2 a5.J
Certificate ls77-On all of subdivision Io. :,
square Numbered two hundred and eighty one
Carna IN lie a ~ ne name Of u Doyilliers and "
one collars seventy i've Cents, Slil.75
Certificate lse0-on the north twenty. two faa, sra
inches I'd OF part Of Lot number thirteen, 49,
IN square numbered two hundred and eighty i've.
t2S5,l assessed in the naIae of s s. Gov IN ,bs
amount OF one hundred and thirty seven dollars
sixty-two cents, s 1872
Certificate lsa3-on all of subdivision Lot numbsr
Sin. w. III square numbered two hundred
slghty -slh, Zc5D assessed in the name of George
Taylor in the amount Of three hundred and iebtx
Two dollars fye cents, S3s2 .05.J
Certificate lS9-0n the middle fourteen feet siv
inches 400 OF part of Lot number eight 81 D in
square numbered two hundred and eighty, eigh-
It's, assessed in the name of W Rutherford trus.
tee Ia the amount OF eighty nine dollars thirty
cents, 1885, ~
Certificate lS9S0n the north twenty feet ~ az
part OF Lot number thirteen, ls.D in square Num-
bered two hundred and eight eight 2ss a..essed
in the name OF John Mason In the amount ~ one
hundred and twenty nine dollars forty cents
fSl29.40) ''
Certificate 1s99-On the north eighteen fac. nina
inches 1881 OF part Of Lot number fourfean ia 4
in square numbered two hundred a nd ei ehfV aiah,
t2SS,) assessed In the name Of Kittie Mason in ,ha
amount Of one hundred and fifteen dollars fiffvfenr
cents, 81 ls.s4J my -'"u'
Certificate lGo-0n the middle eighteen feat nina
inches les) OF part OF Lot number four-een IA 4
IN s3usre numbered two hundred and eighty eighf
tzool as essed in the of Eyeline Home. in tha
amount OF one hundred and fifteen dollars ffvs
four cents, 8 ll5.54D "
Certificate l902-On the north forty fac, ona ,.h
tDl OF part OF Lot number eight 80 in sanara
nun bered two hundred aud eiRlity- nine $50 =
asses ed in the name of Noble asoD for hala-c,,
In the amount Of two hundred and forty .sx dosIa
ninety eight cents, S2i6.9s.D
Certificate lS3-0n all of Lot number nine ~ !, I'm
square numbered two hundred and eighty nine
t2o9,) assessed in the Of Noble Mason in he
amount Of two hundred aud eighty one doilsrs
ninety cents, s1slSel
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MARRIAGE LICENSES nave beer issue
LoliOws since our last report. Charl.
1aOi sdh ana Aurene Dorsey: Charles JacI
T,i..: anu Deiish Lee, stephen Wallace ar
HJ,.l.tSSa hussel Charles a. Fox aud Annie
E.I ,,t,lell, e. W. Neal ami Anna \. Levi
I.- -y,illiH ~ 7 fletcher and Emma Jane Coo
yr ~ imam ami Isabella NJ Clement
W N. iiSpp ami Ella v. Hedrick. Georg
~ " 4 etl5 anu Annie DickerSon: Daniel
~ reIdS aLld f-lien CuTten, r sanders ami Inc
sOnsThOmas noWneY al l.nthi -! : dI
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Water street, between 9Th and 18TH.
| Certificate l674-On all of Lot number one ~ in
| SQUARE numbered four hundred aud seventy -one
!fI,l assessed in the name of Andrew RothweII in
s e am cunt OF hye hundred and fifty -four dollars
Certificate l675-0n all of Lot number two - , in
square numbered four hundred ana seye,,v %
~ ~ assessed IN the name Of Andrew Rothwell in
the amount Of five hundred aud nifty -four dollars
h1teen cents, S555l5.D
'ernncate IoI6-on all OF Lot number three 49, in
square numbered four hundred and sev-nty-one
~ assessed IN the name Of And, Boutwell, in
lne amount OF hVe hundred and fifty -four dollars
shp -elght cents, 1854 6S.J
Certlhcate l6I7-On all Of Lot number four "A ! in
square numbered four hundred and seventy-one,
the amount OF one hundred and eighty -thTea al
| lars forty hye cents, SlSS45J AVA
Certificate l67a-On all of Lot number one. n in
t59l assessed in the name of William RyaIi III,
IN the anount OF one thous and two hundred and
siA'!- eish' doiiafs eighty cents, s l,26sSJD
Certificate l6sG-On all of Lot number two. a. in
sui nan9ered three hundred and ninety one,
~ 81 assessed IN the name of M A. J. Kimme in
tRe amount Of one thousand two hundred and six.
V-eight collars eighty cents 81 POS. So
Certificate LESION all of Lot number one. III in
square numbered three hundred and twenty nine
80 assessed in the name Of Thomas w Riley in
the amount Of five hundred and twenty -four doll
lars twelve cents, I'D a
Certificate LESION all OF Lot number two, (2J in
square numbered three hundred and twenty nine
the amount Of two hundred and 6fty two do arr ,a
twenty three cents, s252 49,
Certihcate l67-On all of Lot number three 49, in
square numbered three hundred and twenty nine.
tSZ9,D assessed IN the name of William r. Riley id
the amount OF two hundred and twenty six dollars
hye cents, S226.05.)
Certificate Lesson all of Lot number four "a in
square numbered three hundred AND twenty nine
t329, assessed in the name of William r. Riley
In the amount of five hundred and thirty We dol.
lars sixty i've cents, { $685.
18th ST., between New York ave. and M st
Certificate lesson oil of Lot number one n D in
square numbered one hundred and twenty, six
(l26J assessed in the name of Alexander Raw in
the amount Of six hundred and seventy eight doll
lars fifty five cents, S67s $50
Certificate 1692-0n all of Lot number thirty 3D.
IN square numbered one hundred aud twenty six,
fl8,) assessed in the name of W. H. Phillip In the
amount of two hundred and twenty six dollars
eighteen cents, S26 E.)
Certificate 1693-0n the north twenty five feet (25)
of part Of Lot number thirty -one, l3l,I in square
numbered one hundred and twenty six, 4 l26 D AZ.
sessed in the name of W. III. Phillip in the amount
Of one hundred and forty-on dollars thirty six
cents, SAL 49,
Certificate logon al OF Lot @, in square numbered
one hundred and twenty seven, (l77 } assessed in
the name Of eeaton Monroe in the amount Of one
hH1ndred and thirty nye dollars seyeaty-tTo cents,
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATS.
Meeting Of the STATE Convention

WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. 1.-The demo
cratic state convention met this a M. at
Mechanics hall. and was called TO order by
Col. Aspinwall, chairman OF the state CEN
tral committee. Edward Avery was chosen
permanent chairman, who I'm the course Of
MS ADDRESS said: Various accounts OF annual
autumnal OutrageS at the south no longer
divert the attention of the people from the
ircapacity, Embarrassment and corruption
of those in power Men begin 10 discover
that the blood is artificial and the
agony manufactured, ana are ready
10 administer the affairs of the gov
eminent like their own private affairs
In conclusion, he cOntraStel the 1emocra-
tic and republican parties, claiming that the
latter established. nUrSed and fOstered plpar
money, while the former party was a nar,i-
money party and will oppose any currency
Candidates such as they would nominate to-
day they deserved and commanded rasnecf
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, SPIT. 22.-The Posts financial ar,irl,
Gays: 1be all street markets are all dull TO Gav
SGid ops ned az lit9i, declined to ll6ls. rallied To-
nos, ruled at I-Gtass until HOO SIEGE which time
Tie shles have been Il614s ssz Cash gold easier
Tor borrower 10 ct. aud lower rates than ys--
trday; At hrst DIAL % was paid; tn. n l-6i, and
since lnen : per cent. per annum and later an.
were made free Of interest or fat" Although gold
10 lower 10 borrowers for the day, il cannot be Dor
rowe for thirty days less than lal per cent nor
for sixty days less than 2aI. In foreign exchange
there Is very little doing The leading
drawers OF sterling bills have marked their
rates mp from $50 to 4S0s FIR sixty -day bills and
nom 40 to 4512 for demand bills There was little
cong before The advance, and there has bsep less
since IN inc money market per ceht continues the
ruins rate Tor call loans, although at the stock eN
change exceptional losns are reported At ~. p@r
cent mrs class mercantile paper ranges from t.
per cent. Currency shipments to- the south and
west cont 1ne but we do not hear that they are
larger than last week. Government bonds have moi
oecllned 10 the extent of the fall in id, and al
quotations the market is strong. State bonds Al
we hIst board we're wholly negie ted, aud lass
th1n the Usual business done in railroad
bonds. The stock market opened with Ohio aud
hl,sGurl, Ere and Union Pacific "a az lower than
al ne close yesterday, with Lake Share Northwest
aud 81 Paul aa4 higher, and the remainder of the
Isl Unchanged Up 10 noon the market while vet
duli' was steadT and the general list advanced
"a since noon there has been decline of la7g led
by Laf shore Union Pacific did not share the de-
'iine, 0ut advanced =. The extreme sales giving
loVs-W estern Union telegraph. 100, a75z5: Sor,b
west, @5a,g'S; preferred, 54ssa547s; Paci6c Mail
J6ss&A; Ohio and Missouri l65s al6: Union Ps1Isc
.G?sa7Es 81. PsHl e51is35ss preferred 6iis a6g1;,
Mi ,souri Pacific, Fat6h and Delaware Gack.wana
and Western, l2Ols al209E.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO NEWSPAPER
FIGHT.
Libel Suits and Extraordinary De-
XelOpmenls ENRectel.

SAN FRA NCIsCO, Sept. 2l.-A new point
Of interest il a bout to be made in the Journal
tstic war, which has been going on here since
the failure OF the Bank OF California. The
Alta this morning printed an editorial
charging the proprietOrs OF the Bulletin and
Call newspapers with having pursued the
cause they have followed during and since
the late panic with the object of affecting the
stock market and creating a financial panic.
IN consequence the Bulletin and Call pro-
prietorS through their Attorney, John f,
Swift, have commenced proceedings against
the Alta for libel. They are also preparing
the papers for similar suit against the San
Francisco Chronicle, which has charged
them with conspiracy, &c. 1t is expected
that owing To the intimate connection be-
tween the newspaper fight and the recent
financial complication some very interest
ing Developments will be made on the trial
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THE WEST FARMS MURDER.
Arre.t Of Four Men ON Susnfctou

Nav YORK, Sept 22-FOur negroes were
Yesterday arrested on suspicion OF being con-
nected with the murder of the man whose
BODY was found in the woods near West
arms on Sunday, and who is supposed to
have been Jew peddler. On two of the
prisoners, who gave their MINES as Bill
Thompson and VIM. Ellis, were found sew
eral articles corresponding to what would
constitute portions al peddler's stock. The
other two prisoners were discharged. having
proved their absence from the city at the
time OF the murder.
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THE NEW BRUNSWICK TRAGEDY
StRtement OF Professor Garland

NEW YORK, Sept. 22-Contrary To the ex-
pectations OF the attending physicians Prof
James Garland, who on Monday last mFde
such desperate attempt to kill his wife and
himself, is still alive, and If hemorrhage does
not set in he may still recover. Mrs. Gar
land, 1T is now thought, will survive her
injuries. Garland's ante morstem Statement
was taken yesterday, and in = he states that
despair at seeing his home broken up and his
children torn from him drove HIM to the
commission of the crime.
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VICE PRESIDENT WILSON.
His LATEST Latter

>. BosToN, Sept. 22.-The following is pub
Hshed here to-day:
NATICK, Sept. 22-TO The Editors 0f the RgS-
Ton Journal Il find i'm your paper of this
morning dispatch from Worcester, stating
that Vice President Wilson would accent the
republican nomination for governor and
consider 1t the greatest compliment ever
paid to him. Highly as I should value such
an honor. sense Of obligation and duty 10
the country would not permit me to accent "A
nomination were II rendered me by the unan-
lmous voice of the convention.
lSigned,l HENRY WILSON.
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AN INDIAN AGENT ENUMERATED. The
commission. consisting of N. II. Van VoOr-
hees, of Ohio member Of Congress elect; f.
c. Kimball, Indian interpreter; H r Hawks,
Of Illinois, and Asa Hodges, of Arkansas,
appointed 10 investigate charges of fraud
pref rrcd BY Indians against A gent Gibson
of the Usage agency. have repOrtci to the
effect that they found some IRREGULARITIES,
such as an imperfect system of Keeping ac-
counts, but that no evidence was a1duc 4
showing corruption AID fraud: and further.
mat neither the government nor the Indian
have sustained any loss
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THE "REFORM" TICEErIN MARyrASD
Inc various conferences that have taken
place between the committees representing
the citizens reform party, the Baltimore
merchants, and the republican state cOnven-
zion of Mary land have resulted in the franz
ing OF q ticket of reform. The Hon. j. Nor
rlSon Harris has accepted the nomination
for governor, and $. Tackle Wallis, esq,
has accepted the nomination for attorney
general. Col. Edward wilkins accepted the
nomination for controller some time since.
Inc republican state convention meets in
baltimore to-day, and will no doubt ratify
these nominations. Mr.. McClintOck, who
was nominated for sheriff by the citizens
party, has Withdrawn in order to make room
Tor candidate who may be regarded as more
available. The new candidate has not yet
been ramed.
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The Southern Railroad War Over

, LoClSNlLLE, sept. 1.-THE fight between
louisville and Southwestern and The st
Louis and Southeastern Railroad cOmpaDieS
is ended n consultation Of Superintendpnts
held at Nashville, yesterday, resulted IN an
amicable adjustment OF the difficulties Tua
passenger rates between Louisville and
Nashville, which for the past two months
nave been as low as 50 cents, are now raised
TO tie old standard
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THE MARINE CORPS FRAUDS.
Government Suit Against Robert =
AIIQn

NEW YORK, Sept. PIN the United States
district court yesterday the government be-
gan suit against Robert =. Allen a clotbInr.
10 recover S25 600. II is charged that Allen
hau q contract 10 furnish uniforms for the
marine corps. and that he received about
81 600 Tor uniforms which he had not furn-
lshed. Suit is brought in double the amount
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THE ERIAL LADDER DISASTER
Oninfon Of Chief EngfmeeP Rmfe~

Nkw YORK, Sept. 22.-On the inquest in
the case of the three nremen killed by the
falling of the serial ladder, Eli Bates, chief
engineer of the fire department, testified that
the cause of the break was the extended lev
erage and weight on the ladder, too many
men having assembled 1t. He considered the
ladder could be used with perfect safety, but
that more than one man could not go with
afety ~ the top section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-22

00The trial OF the Jefferson Borden. mutt
peers was commenced yesterday At Boston.
and viii probably last four days.
0Thirty of the delegates from Worcester
10 the Massach usetts republican-con vention
are in favor Of Charles Francis Adams Tor,
governor. ~,
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THE NEW YORK ABDUCTION.
4 he Sullivan Bow Stfll Mfnsa m~

NEw YORK, Sept. 22-The boy Jos. SullI-
van, whose mysterious disappearance on
Wednesday last has brought out the offer
OF $500 reward for his recovery, 10 still miss
Ing. Superintendent Walling said yester-
day that lac had learn Ell Of boy being taken
away In a wagon by two men, and from the
description thou ght IL might be Joseph Sui
liyan.
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National TnEATEK.

Six nights and one matinee. The worlds 30 re,ty p
mCuday EvsuiI q. = T--InEr q debut in Washing
ton Oi J. y. Lis'nlsrmau's JUVENILE oPEkA
COM y y from tha Filth Avenue TheatsT, New
SeTorits Carmen Moron, IS ears old primt
donna SeuCrita GUatalu pc Moron, IS years Old.
talent, superb chorus aId orc hestra. and masuih
cent cosfUme- b. Ma lame Ne IRE, Of Paris. The
operas will be produced with the utmost accuracy
and bTi'lIaucy, under the baton Of Senior Edu tulJ
linda y Moron. Monday. Tu- day ami We1ae~ lay
evenings aud At the matinee saturday, Ofrublch :
Grand uchess- Thursday. Friday sld SatUI LAY
evenings, Robinson CTuSoe.
POPULAR Phi 'Es.Nl
Admission 80 cents, IS cents, AMI l. Reserved
seatE IS cents extra.
sale of seats Commences Thursday, September 2S,
NJ o clock a. m, at MetZerotI Cos m1zic
store. sep9J e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-22

SOLE SURVIVOR OF THE WRECK-A New
York pilot on Friday last picked up a man
who was hoating on a cabin door about co
schooner name uuknown) loaded with
iron, bound from Philadelphia 20 Boston
which Ioundered In a gale last Thursciay
right. The man says the captain and mat,
frSt.
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The Markets.

BALT1nosg, Sept. 22-Virginis sizes, peelers
80; consols, G3s4 West NirEinia, g. North Carolina
S., old 2O14 new, 10 bid to-day Sugar firm aud &C
tive, l0&sNX.
BALTINokE, Sept 22-Cottoa weak, with de-
Ginning tendenc -rniddling, l5aI3I3 Flour dGI aud
Unchanged Wheat STEADY AID UBchar ged. Corn
quIet-toui horn white, 75s79; southern yellow, n;
western mixed nominally GA. Oats steady for wes-
term southern DomiI al-westerH white, ziaig, ives.
tern mixed, 43ai5; Bye du'l-75aS0. Hay quiet anu
steady-Msrylsnf and Pennsyly ania timothy, q Goa
y CO. Provisions hrmer and more active. Pork
scarce and very firm, p 5a23 90. Bulk fairly
acuye-shouiders. ss4; clear rib sides, l2L. Bacon
him-shoulcers, "a al0; clear rib sides, l3Issl3s
bans, 15ah. Lard quiet but firm-refreI, lax
Butter frm-western extras, 81; do. first, 25a26
Petroleum strong-crude, Ga a6ss; re fined, I3.
Coffee strong, buoyaIt and higher-RiO careees,
lSa2l, JobhiI g 1917. Whisky dull l9al 20.
NEW YORK, Sept 22-Stocks dull and steady
Money, 2 Gold, 49, Exchange, long, 4oJ5a short,
4S4h Governments dull aud ste ady.
NEW HoEK, Sept. 2l-Elour quiet aud unchanged
Wheat quiet and sIesdy. Corn shade frmer.
LONDON, Sept. ~, 1879 .. m.-Erie, I4s4. The
rate for money at be stock exchange on govern
ment securities il Ia rer cent.
LONDON, Sept. z, 2B p. m.-Erif, ISIS prefs rred
LONDON, Sept. %, Pas m.-EIie, l54. Paris dis
patches quote rentes 65 francs 80 centimes.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Spanish Election

MADRID, Sept. PA ministerial circular
was issued to the Projects day. 1t urges
the union Of monarchists Of all shades in the
coming election.
An EmpefOr's VISIT to the United
States.
Rio JANEIRo, Sept. 21.-The minister of
public works presented I'm the chamber of
deputies to-day request of the Emperor to
to Europe and the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-22

THE RELATIONS or SERVIA TO TURKEY
The address OF Prince Milan TO the Servian
chamber OF deputies is secret, and the formal
reply made yesterday takes no positive
ground. But IL is reported from Kraguje-
vatz that special address will be Offered, in
which the house will ssk the government %
declare war against Turkey. All recent
events have tended To war. The Porte has
asked the Servian government ~ &c will
maintain neutrality; but even IL IL were will :
ing To do SO Ii Ia doubtful IL IL could restrain
the people. There is an ''irrepressible cou-
fiict" I'm the east, and no compromise can
put an end TO IL. Instead OF the great powers
being able 10 control the eastern question in
the Interests OF peace, IL is more likely To
drag them into war.-N T. Herald 2lsf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-22

A CIGAR MANUFACTURER has entered the
political Held in Dubuque as a candidate for
aloermen. He Is said 10 have some very
strong 'backers.-N Y Com- Adj. And his
friends are pnffng him good deal, we sup
pose.-Ne7C Hcruea JoaurdR. And bell take
The stump" OF course?-Bosf0n Post. But
bis efforts will probably end In smoke
Wash Ere Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-22

ANOTHER EPISCOPAL DIFFJUULFY IN
lLLlNOIS--1here appears TO lie still cOnsid-
cradle opposition in the diocese Of Illinois to
the elevation Of DR. EcclestOn TO the episcO
pate. and eighteen parishes out of the thirty
tour in the diocese are said to have unite1 in
a memorial declaring his election invalid
This is the same kind of difficulty that was
raised in Dr. Dekoven's case. but the oppo-
Sltion now comes from the other side Of the
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-22

THE BANK OF CALIFoRNIA.-The SUBJ
scription to the guarantee to the Bank of
California, at San Francisco, now amounts
assaying and refining works to Flood a
OBrien Is not yet contaminated. 1t is un-
derstood that everything is ready for a for
NAL transfer, but a disagreement exists be-
tween the directors. portion of whom OBJ
pose the transfer, on the ground that the
Ophir mine will produce enough bullion to
keep the works busy.
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may b. discllarRsd." &c
The hearing on the motion was commenced
al 80 O'Clock.
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PORK AT THE CENTESNIAL.-The Pork
packers association OF Cincinnati have re-
solved to make an exhibition OF the hog pro-
drct at The centennial, and have appointed a
committee to procure space and TO carry out
the Intentions of the association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-22

THE BLACK HILLS INDIAN Council
The nrst session Of the Black Hills Treaty
council was held Saturday near the X 4
Cloud agency. After considerable wrangling
among the Indians as 10 the locality where
The council should be held. they were notified
10y General Terry, on the part of the commits
sion, that the ground near the Crow Buttes
had been selected, and that decision was
hnal. Several companies of cavalry aud in
tantrV are now a. BED CInud-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-22

DELEGATES OF THE LIBERAL LEAGUE
from various parts Of the country have been
holding meetings in Philadelphia during the
past three days To make arrangements for
convention of liberals to be held In that CITY
in 1876. N'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-22

LIVING WITHOUT FooD.-An old man
named William Iately has just died at the
almshnuSe in Trenton, v. J., who had not
tasted Of any description of food for twenty
seven days previous 10 his death. During
that time he subSisted entirely on small doses
ofwhisky given To him periodically. He was
an inmate OF the institution for two wears.
He died from thorough exhaustion.