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SUGGESTIONS OF DIEGO DUHETTE
AND HIS WIFE MARIE GTEDRY
BOTH DECEASED NO. 1899
PROBATES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
~ Court. ] arish of Observation-Disclosures
VALERIE Guedry of said parish has this day
made application to hi named and appoin-
ted AS the Dative Testamentary Executor
OF the last wills and Testaments of the
said deceased Diego Duhette and Marie
Guedry.
Now. therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections
It any they have with the Clerk Of said
Court, ut his office in rhe Town of Tbilo-
danx, within ten days after the first publ
cation hereof, otherwise the said applicant
VIII ne IN due course of law appointed
Dative ItstamcItary Executor of said Es.
tate, and qualified AS such.
49, Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. of the seal of my office. this BOTH.
(~ } day OF March A. u. 2S1a,
j. w. kNOBLOCH
Clerk of said Court.
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-Baum's is the place to buy
your summer clothing.

Mr.. James NJ. Mcbride. now in
the Mercantile business in Min
den LA. has been paving his rela-
tives and friends u short visit in
this his native residence.
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NOTICE.

10 the Policy Holders of the Lou,s~
table Life Insurance Compss.3
You are hereby notified thai ia.
rs not authorized to collect pren;.
above company. Messrs. Claw -
and McNaiI Of Plaquemine, have H.
appointed General Agents to sol;c;s ,
cations for the Company, POLICY +
Will please make a note OF the Cha.
remit to the Home Office, Box g. ~
leans La.
100 ANDREW PAYro
. III Secr1
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The financial 1ificuaies in
causing the banks to suspend
PsymrM for a few days has pas
sed away. Bnt one Of the Saw
lngs' EaBks, the Southern Bank
and the, Mechanics and Traders
Bank, are now numbered with
the dead.
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Office OfAuditorae -.

New Orleans, Jan. D
The Louisiana Eo,
Life Insurance ON
of New Orleans M
day filed in this Office,
statement in regard t.
istered policies in said
pany, and deposited a.
cessary reserve there
required by Act NJ /
the Extra Session y
General Assembly a.
entitled can Act to \
secure holders of lihl
rance policies in this \
to provide a resery. !
therefor, aud for othe,
poses"
ALLEN JUNE
AM
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DIR. g.
PILLS

are not recommended as a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to-" but in
affections Of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character, they
stand without a rival.
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QUERY: "Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. Seal of North
Var0lina,' at the same priceY'
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If you want to buy . good
and cheap summer suit boys,
20 to S. Baum, now known as
"Cheap john"
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A HAPPY FAMlLY.-The n. o.
PicayWne, the ". D. Democrat,
and the N. @. Times.
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bishop Wihgfeld Of the
Episcopal Church has arrived in
New Orleans.
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A little hanging necessary
A man named Cox killed Col. AL.
ston IN Atlanta Georgia. three
weeks ago, because Aston sold
some property in Il way that did
not please Cox.
A few days Gen. Bnford shot
ana Killed Judge Elliot in Frank
Tort Ky. because the Judge deci.
oed a case against Butord's wish
eS. - ..>
Now the sooner u couple. of
good strong ropes are pressed in.
to service the better.
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Gov. Nichols was in ThibO
ilaux yesterday.
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LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY co.

This Institution was regu-
larry incorporated by the
Legislature Of the State for
Educational and Charitable
purposes, in 1868, with a
Capital Of $1,000, 900, to
which it has since added a
reserve fund Of $3.50, 900.
Its Grand Single Number
Drawings will take place
monthly. 1t nener scales oy
PostPo"es. Look at the fol-
lowing Distribution:
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See Baum's wonderful new
advertisement on our first page.
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BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANR's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
{: McLANR's LIVER Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full of limitations of the
name McLane, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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TAYLOR.
Il. =

ls prepared to do all work in his line.
either in putting on new roofs or repairing
eaks& SC. Worked tor Is years with tbee
late JOHN LiALL. Any o,ders addressed
to him at Racctand Louisiana, or to 5. r
Gr1samorr Thibo'l,ux Louisiana will meet
with prompt attention. a,3I.Iv'
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There is a rise now coming
down the river that NAV swell
the Bayon II little-sufficient to
make glad the hearts of the rice
growers. There is no probabili-
~ OF any dangerous pressure of
the waters for the present year.
The work of Eads IN deepening
the mouth Of the Mississippi has
been Ut immense benefit to lower
Louisiana in preventing over.
flows.
The additional depth of six feet
which he has glven that outlet
draws the water from above, and
averting almost all dangeG of
overflow.
At the same time it causes the
Bayou to fall lower than it fur>
merry did, and almost destroys
navigation in the Lafourche du,
ring low water. OF two evils we
are glad to have the least.
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A N FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used prepar-
atory to. or after taking Quinine.
AS a simple purgative they are I'm.
equaled.
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The Democratic members of
Congress do not scare much at
the threats Of tho Republicans.
They are going to stand firm
and compel his fraudnleney to
sign the repeal of the iutcrnal
test oaths and swindIing election
law, or else run the government
without money, and the people
will sustain them in so doing.
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Full stock OF Hats, Boots and
Shoes at j. D. Machado.
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-See new advertisements in
to.days issue.
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-Mr. Hebert who ran against
Hon. j. II. Acklen for Congress
in this Congressional District last
fall and received few votes is
now contesting Acklen's seat III
Congress.
When it is considered, that
MeTeAa IN ran ahead of Hebert
and that Acklen received more
votes than both of them combin-
ed, one is apt to imagine that He
bert could start d bank on a very
small capital. Congress should
senu him. to a lunatic Asylum.
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CAPITAL PRIZE.
$4,000. =

aUo:OO1 Tickets at Two bal.
~ 1'slch. Half Tickets 81.
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Public Notice

IL hereby given to my friend.
public in general that / have as :
any connection with thu Lou;s,a.e
rle L'ie Insurance Company Of
leans, having resigned nv nos;s;o.
raj agent of said Company s;n.Se
january last 1879. Ali policy ~
hereby notified that settlemsn.. n
mlunls must be made by them u 3.
OF the Company in New Orleans
JUST Con-
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University of the South
SEWANEE TENNESSEE.

Spring Terms opens March 18th.
1hls neutrality-suspicious. by the Epis
copal Church. offers the Southern vorths
the highest Education upou Christian nrin.
clplrs-
Attached is Grammar School with com.
petent force of Instructors.
The Calendar can be had by address;n,
the Rev. }. +. GiTault ID. ID. New Orleans
Or SAMUEL JONES.
Sewanec Tenn.
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~ hen a man comes to this
Town and ad>ertises that he will
give free exhibition of a balloon
ascension in TiiberdoofrtU one loss
es all interest in Academies and
colleges, aud hopes that the ex.
hlbltor and his balloon will go
above the clouds and remain
there.
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Chew JACKsoN's BEST Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
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T.. A. U. Sullivan. VS.. No. Is George an,
Charles Morgan.
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A OF LOUISIANA.

Second Justice Court of the Parish of T.
fOurche.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court, Parish of Lafourche.

Police Jury Of La!ourche vs.. No. zSA
George Knight ct ais.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-26
ALEXANDRIA.

The ARRANGEMENTS for the fair are progress
ing satisfactorily and the railroads leading to
the city have announced the reduced rates Of
andria Light Infantry handsome gold medal
to be awalded the best marksman In the com.
paDy. Major W. B. Brockett, who suffered
from stroke Of paralysis In New Orleans a
short time since, has so far recovered as to be
able to start for this city, where he is expected
to arrive tomorrow. Judge James Sang
and signed the minutes OF the late term. -.
The barn of Mr.. Henry s. Smith, near Gutiford
In Loudoun county, was burned to the ground
last night, with Its entire contents, including a
threshing machine, a large lot of hay, &C. The
fire is supposed to have been the work of an
incendiary. This is the second time within
five years that Mr.. Smiths barn has been
burned. 1t is understood that the property
was insured. The loss Is estimated at about
$4,000.-[GQzette, 25th.
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Washington Market, Retail Prices.

MEATs.-Beef, sirloin, 2Oc. per h. do porter
house, 2Oa25c.; rib roast, 12a20c. steak, ~ a2Oc
Corned Beef, sa10c.; Dried Beef Clipped, 25a3Oc.;
do, sliced, 20c.; Lamb, 1Sa25c.; Veal, 12aa2Oc.;
Mutton, 12Ha15c; Pork, 10Ha12kc.; Sausage,
12Hc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12ka14c.;
shoulders, sa9c; Breasts, 1Oa11c.: Lard, salOc.
FRuITs.-Apples 20a30c. per peck; Oranges,
coarse. per doz.; Lemons, 30a40c. per doz !;
Bananas, 30a40c. per doz.; Peaches, 40a50c. per
PIX; Pears 40a6Oc. per PIX; ounces, 60a75 per
PIX; Watermelons, 10a25; Canteloupes, 5a10c.;
Grapes, 5asc. per H.; Pumpkin, 1Oa15; Squash,
&c. per 10.
rIsH.-Perch, 4Oa5Oc. per bunch; Rock, large,
20a25c. per h., 40a50c. per bunch; Smelt, 15a20c
per h.; Mackerel, 20a25c.; Halibut, 15a2Oc;
Goldfish, 10c.; Blue fish, 4Oa5Oc. per BUNCH Tay-
lers, 4Ca50c.; Sheepshead, 12a15c per h.; Black
bass 15a20c per h. Pike, 40a5Oc each; lors %
cents each; Sturgeon, 5 cents per pound; CLANS,
50a6Oc. per 100; Lobster, 12c. per h.; Scollops,
40c. per OF.
BUTTER.-Philadelph1 Print. 3Oas5c. per h.:
Western Creamery, 25a30c; New York. 25a3Oc
roll, 20a25c.; Cheese, 12a20c.; Eggs, 17a20c. per
doZ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Irish. 2OasOc per PIX;
do. sweet 30a40c. per PIX; Cabbage, 5a10c;
Beans, (Ltma,l Sa10c. per qt.; do, (snap), 15a
zoe per PIX; Beets, 3a5c. per bunch; Lettuce,
Ease. per bunch; Tomatoes, 26a3Oc. per peck:
Turnips &c. per bunch; Onions, 40a5Oc. per
peck; Cucumbers, 15a2Oc. per doz.; Cymblins,
10c. per doZ.
POULTRY. = Chickens, 5Oa75 per pair; do
!springl, s2ass per doz.; Ducks, 75c.as1. per
GAME-Reed bird, 6Oc per doz; ortolan,
$3.50 per doz.; Snipe, 81 per doz.; Black Birds,
csc. per doZ.
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The stone wife Murder Case.

Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Judge Hag-
ner, the trial OF James Madison Wyatt Stone,
On the charge OF killing his wife, was continued
after our report closed; Messrs. A. K. Browne
and II T. Greener for the defence.
William Tolliver testified that on Saturday,
October 5, Stone was at his (w1tnesso house at 8
O'Clock, and got shaved: he wanted to borrow a
Wa0eS 70 o WIN tSe he rane w fna me
wife had promised to meet him that evening at
Robert Johnson'S at 10 O'Clock, and tell him
whether she would live with him again or not;
II she did not take him back he would kill her
and Lavtnfa before Monday, and send them
both to hell. The witness had heard Stone
make the threat before, and told him not to do
that he would. II she met him and refused to
live with him he would kill her nyhow. Mrs. A.
e. HICKS testified that she saw Stone Oct. 9Th,
p At his
razor to her on the Avenue, and said that he
was going to cut the threats of both women,
and she tried to persuade him not to DO It,
Prof. r. T. Greener made a brief opening for
the defence. The first evidence submitted was
that taken by the commission In the state OF
Maine, in regard to Stone having received an
injury at oxford in early life, that subsequently
affected his mind. Jas McNabb, jr., testified
that he saw Stone frequently before the occur
lions not rational. Richard Lewis testified that
ne knew Stone, and his popularity in words
and action at times attracted witness attention
so much as to make him think that the man did
not know what he was doing. Mr.. L. A. Go
bright, who had known the prisoner for six or
seven years, gave evidence to the effect that
the defendant enjoyed reputation for peace
and good order.
TESTIMONY TO-DAY.
This morning Major A. c. Richards was
called and testified to tie arrest of Stone for
keeping disreputable house, Herbut A. Pres
ton testified that Stone, after his acquittal,
came to him looking very pale and distressed,
and from his actions witness thought he was in.
sane, and he wrote letter to the President in
Stones interest. Lieut.. Eckloff testified to
having made the raid ON Stones house. James
Pratt testified to having known Stone in Ca
mantle Lodge, and had thought him unsound
in mind from his actions. F. C. Bright testified
Stone was inclined to have his own way Oscar
Smith testified that Stone was inclined to bull
dOZe the lodge,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-26
GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssOCIATIoN,-At the 800 regular
monthly meeting Of the Eleventh Building AS
81. 500 was sold, being ten shares, at the maxi
mum rate Of $50 per SHARE
DIED OF His INJURIEs.-Frank Herbert, the
colored man who was injured by a fall at Lib
beys lumber yard, a few days ago, as stated in
THE STAR, died last night from the effect OF his
injuries.
A CHILD'S SKULL FRACTURED BY THE KICK OF
A HORsE.-A little boy named ChaS. Murphy.
aged five years, while playing with horse of
Henry johnson, on the latter's farm, on the
conduit road, Wednesday evening last, was
ing the skull of the little fellow very seriously.
Drs. Arm1stead Peter and Grafton Tyler at
tended the child, who was taken to his home
near by. 1t is thought possible that he may
recover
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A Daring Abduction.
BRIDEGROOM KIDNAPPED AND IMPRIs

BRIDEGROOM KIDNAPPED AND IMPRISONED.
The Baltimore american Of this morning says:
There was an intense excitement at CalvertOn,
In the western suburbs Of the city, last night,
over case of forcible Kidnapping on the high
way that occurred not long after nightfall.
About O'Clock hack was rapidly driven out
the Franklin road, and in 1t were two young
men in swallow. tail coats and white neckties.
One was named J. ": Walker, residing at 81
employe at Busey's Photographic gallery, on
Charles street. The former was expecting to
be married that evening, and the latter was his
best man. The hack was not far from the first
tollgate on the Franklin road when the horses
were grabbed and suddenly checked by half
dozen strong hands. Looking about him, the
affrighted driver saw party of men armed With
guns, revolyers and bludgeons, who gathered
about the doors of the hack. Terrible blunder-
buses were pointed at the covering inmates,
but q tall, slender man, who seemed to be the
chieftain of the band, called out in a tone OF
authority, Don't shoot!" The Two young men
inside Of the hack were, naturally, horribly
know that the weapons had been care
fully left unloaded, for fear Of accidents
The chieftain OF the band, advancing to the
allght, and after addressing him few sharp
and angry sentences, turned him over to the
custody Of some Of his lieutenants, who bore
. hack was IN waiting, in which they got with
him and we're borne swiftly away. MI. Laley
Immediately sought out lawyer, and the mat.
ter was brought to the attention Of Captain
with an earnest appeal to keep It dark. A SER
geant and two policemen were detailed to pro-
coed to the scene OF the abduction, and thither
the party proceeded, but, although they sought
long and diligently, they could not discover
any trace OF the missing man. It appears that
Mr.. J. w. Walker has for some time past been
paying his addresses to daughter OF the late
Cary McClelland, ESQ.,. and was actually en-
gagged, when rumors derogatory to his charac-
ter as gentleman and man Of honor got Into
circulation. Mr.. E. P. Suter, Miss McClellands
brother-in-law, took the matter in hand and
procured what he regarded as conclusive evil
dence OF diSSolute conduct on Mr.. Walkers part,
and also Of lack OF integrity In business deal
tngs. These charges Mr.. Walker vehemently
denied, and Mr.. Suter said that he should have
every opportunity to clear himself, but that In
the meanwhile his visits to Miss McClelland
must cease. Mr.. walker did cease his visits,
but found means to communicate with the
him through good and evil report. Mr.. Suffers
investigation led him to the conclusion that in
disposing Of drug business at the corner OF
Harlem avenue and Carey street Walker had
grossly deceived the purchaser, Charles H. Hen
wood. He then made arrangements which Ne.
suited in the scene described in the first por-
ton OF this article, and he It was who figured
as the chfeftain OF the band. The police could
not find Mr.. Suter last night.
4
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THE OOUR rs,

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Al, Yesterday, Murphy agt. Hewitt; argued by
PENDANT, judgment reversed. LangdOn art. T.
s. and T. Co.; affirmed.
To- day, W. E: Williams was appointed U. $.
commissioner. Middleton agt Dillon; dismissed
FAINT agt. Dufief; on hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Hagraer.
10 day David Allen and Albert Beckett, lar
ceny OF ton OF coal from Clarke & Given, con-
victed In June last; Allen sentenced 25 days In
jail and Beckett so days.
EQUITY COURT-Judge MacA rthur.
Yesterday, Bunday agt. Bunday; divorce
granted. Hill agt. National Fair Grounds Asso-
citation; hearing on motion for Injunction post.
poned till final hearing.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge Co..
To-day, estate Catherine Snyne; administra-
trix qualified; bond $3.50. Geo. Callahan quail
ihed as guardian OF orphans OF JAS. Flanagan;
guardian to orphans of Robert L. Jones; bond
$1,000. John Mayer was appointed guardian Of
his infant child; bond $500. The will Of Francis
e Ke Sr Mas Of Jesn " Ia
estate; account OF sales returned. An exem-
plified copy Of viii Of John Landlord, MD, was
received from the orphans court OF Philadel-
testimony filed by Special Auditor H. H. Alex
ander fled VIII of Thos E. Jackson was fully
proven and admitted to probate and record.
WIN Of Francis J: Brooks; executor qualified:
bond $4,000: The first account of executor of
Adjourned to Tuesday at 10 O'Clock.
POLICE CoURT@.Judge Smell.
To-day, VIM. Jones and John Sullivan, va
grancy: bonds, or 30 days. Catharlne Grant
bonds or 30 days. James Brown, indecent eX-
posure; forfeited collateral. VIM. Sullivan and
Mathew Cornell, throwing stones forfeited
collateral. Jenny Perry, profanity; forfeited
collateral Thos j. Sutton, loud and boisterous;
s., or days. James Ryan, vagrancy; bonds, or
80 days. Daniel Grady, throwing stones IS, or
days. Alfred Reupt, came charge; forfeited
collateral Byron s. Daniels, threats to Gin
ton Rice; personal bonds to keep the peace, or O
months. Thomas Costello, larceny OF hand
Nicholson, charged with assault on Milton II !.
johnson; continued. Adolph Kamerer, assault
with intent to kill Clement West; grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-26

HE-There are estimated to have been 100, 900
people at Druid Hill Park, Baltimore. yesterday
at the public school semi-centennial celebra-
ton.
uA slight shock Of an earthquake was felt
at Memphis, Tenn, last night at ten minutes
past O'Clock. Its course was from northwest
to southeast.
uCol. Thomas a. Scott ran yainst SUBJ
pRna while at wedding at P1ttsburg the other
day. They want him as witne g In Clarion
county when the OIL suits come up on the 2Sth
OF next month.
H-The colored people held an her meeting
in Baltimore last night to aglta ne question
OF col0red teachers in the publt. - ,olS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-26
Anlusements, Etc.

NATIONAL THEATER.-The Adah Richmond
comic opera company will tonight produce
''The Chimes of Normandy" perhaps the most
popular and pleasing Of all the modern comic
operas, and especially favorite in this city.
The company promises to give 1t In most excel
lent style.
FORD's OPERA HoUSE.--EmersOn'S Ministries
continue to draw crowded houses. The Ouera
House was packed again last evening by an at
tentive and laughing audience. The same fun
will go on the rest OF the week.
THEATER COMIoUE.-There Is some change
every night In the programme Of the Comtque-
This adds novelty to the excellence OF the per-
Torrance. This is an especially lively week at
the COmi0ue