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ALLEGED DIAMOND SMUGGIIsG.-In New York
yesterday Achilles Seliglnan, OF 81 John street,
was arrested on charge OF smuggling guam
uty or diamonds on board the steamer Labra-
dor, which arrived In New York on the l2Lh OF
ocloher MI, Sellgman Is agent in that city OF
t1tfon Co, Paris, diamond dealers The
police also seized number or precious stones.
Mr.. S'lignnan was taken before United states
commissioner Shields and held In S. 900 for eX-
amindIinn 10 DAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-23

GEN. GRANT ASD WIFE diLei ia New York
last night with Hon. G. w. StoGghtOn. Among
those present were Gov. Cornen and VIE and
Che ster A. Arthur.
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DIVORCES IN tERMoNT,-Iu ISIS the ratio Of
divorces 10 marriages In Vermont was 10 IA
The legislature OF that year passed an aef Ia
restrict divorces. and Gov. Proctor's farewell
aGdrcss says that the ratio last year was l ia
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AUCTION SALES.

Ry virtue Of a power contained in the last CT
viii and testament Of Douglass Chopper. late ~
orasI # tq o G2Rhn Court Of aSf
County, the subscribers, a. EXECUTORS, viii sell at
public sale to the highest bidder. at ''Clopper's
station ON TIE Metropolitan Railroad. on SatUR-
DAY. 6TH OF NOVEMBER. 1880, AT THE HouR OF
IL O'CLOCK NJ, the following described ,,ieces or
acres rood is situated between the Rad iaa n no
into the private residence of the late DonrIass
CHOPPER and the private road of WilliaIh X. Hutton
staloh ana fronts ON the GAINESVILLE and Rockville
road from St Roses church to the road leading into
he residence Of the said Douglass Copper Lot
Eerehes 81 land, This lot is bounded 9I ON on
me north. from Copper's Station to Seneca
brLdfe eS me metropolitan Railroad. on the
Ing u sald station; on the south and west bv tfa
lands OF harry Cooke and the waters of Biz seneca
Lot no p cgIitalns tOl acres, 3 Foods and 20
from Ch,prers Station to Seneca Bri dye by the
Metropolitan Railroad. the west by the lands Of
lhe elrs q The late H. T. Warin9 James o. Rabbit
and others and on the north and east by the lands
OF the heirs OF the late Thomas English Lot No 7
fG3 a % acres of land. This lot fronts the
front OF St hoses church, and is bounded ON the
vest by the lands Of Mrs. Mary A. Hutton Lots
NCs. 8, ara are in fair state of cultivation en-
Cioetu WIN GOOD fencing and zee land is of fair
quality All az these lands are on or near the Metro
Pohtan Railroad, furnishing beautiful and healthy
@ !r nul1glng SITES. the railroad furnishing
more d sT&bie locality for summer residences
could not be selected. Lot No. contains a large
and hickory, and is susceptible of being made a
beautiful ard PSoductiye farm
erms 81 sale: Oh third of the purchase money
TO De PAID III cash, and the residue in one and two
Years TIE &c erred payments TO bear interest from
the DAY oi sale, and sec ured upon the land Con
StSaheihg g, he cost Of the purchaser plat of
me iatlos WI I've hIblted on the day of sale.
- IHNoR VI. CHOPPER, r,xo.,,.ox.
GEORGE PETER, / Executors
- On
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TALL AND WINTER OF 1850.
Great Bargains in BROCADE SILKS, at 81 and
a2.50; Extra Qualities, 49, S3 5, and 81.
New Shades of SATIN DE LYONS.
PLUsHES, vELvETS, SATINS and FANCY
Trimmings.
HANDSOME PLAIDS, medium priced.
DRESS GOODS. in great variety, at the LOWEST
MARKEI RATES.
Large and attractive stock of UNDERWEAR for
Men, Women and Children.
STAPLE AND FANCY HOSE, SILK HOSE.
MISSES FANCY HOSE, in choice styles.
QUILTS, TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS.
TOWELS, SHEETINGS BLANKETS, and q very
large stock of ANTIQUE CURTAINS, at mod
crate prices.
N.B.-First- class Goods at reasonable rates.
One Price.
w. NJ. SHUSTEB d SONS,
octl6 90 Penna. avenue.
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A. HYDE. Trustee.
THANCERY SALE OF THREErSTORY BRICK
CDNEILlNGs Also 4 FRAME HOUSE, ON
EIGHTH STREET EAST. NEAR G. STREET
SOUTH, OPPOSITE MARINE BARRACKS

ENANCERY SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
SDNEI1ISG, ALSO FRAME HOUSE. ON
EIGHTH STREET EAST, NEAR G. STREET
SOUTH, OPPOSITE MARINE BARRACKS,
AT AUCTION.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court ia
OF tie district of Columbia, passed il equity <1f4
cause No. 6. 1914, the undersigned Trustee s.sS.s.
there II VIII sell at public auction, in front of the
premises. on TUESDAY, 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
A. u. $780, AT 80 O'CLOCK p. u, ali that certan
piece parcel or lot of ground. lying and beisg in
The city OF Washin gton in the District Of Columbia,
and known and described on the ground plat or
plan of said city as part OF lot numbered twenty
one, in square numbered nine hundred and four
geo, beginning at the line dividing lot numbered
twenty two. one hundred and twenty feet from the
cerner of g street and Sth street east; running
thence north q line with said 9Th street forty
C4O feet thence vest seventy t0) feet and six go
inches; thence south Gid fest thence west to the
alley laid down in the plan Of said square thence
south bounded by said alley to the line OF lot mum.
bered twenty-five t22J; thence east along the line OF
said lot numbered twenty two coz to the place OF
beginning, together with the improvements
Terms as prescribed by decree: one third OF the
purchase money III cash. and the residue in two
equal instaImeIi.s at one and two years, notes to
bear interest and to be secured by trust on prop
erty sold. If terms of sale not complied with
il ten days from the Trustee reserves the right
resell the property at the risk and cost OF the de-
falting purchaser, after giving five days notice OF
such resale in some newspaper published Id wash
iugton, u. G. Conyeyancing, &c at purchasers
cost. A deposit Of one hundred dollars viii be re-
quire' d. 'ii'ie JosEPH F. HoDGsoN, Trustee,
HOS 18th street northwest.
octlS- nm tb SSds
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Rows CoNfEssfoN-EZra j. Clement, q lad
of II wears. who is suspected OF committing the
robbery and deadly assault upon Isaac Clement,
his grandfather of PocasSet, Mass, early Wed.
nesday morning, was captured yesterday with
in seven miles OF Plymouth. He made a fuu
Confession, and implicated three other boys
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDB.-John Adams, aged 25,
a son of J, O. Adams, a we'll known citizen OF
Iynchburg, Va, attempted suicide by shooting
on the fair grounds last Thursday night. He re-
ceived dangerous pistolshoc wound near the
breast but may recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-23

FAIL RACEs.-At the Lyncaburg fair yester-
Gay the ladies race for premium saddle WAS
won 10y MI Annie Amber, of Amherst; s,c.
ond, bride, by Mrs. Il. W. Smith: third a
whip by Miss Julia Ward. or Campbell . The
tro'ting race. Tor $500. mile heats In harness.
was won by Orange Girl OF Petersburg Va IN
three straight heats. Time 245 IA 24at.
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The Virginia Campairu.

- VT hkApINSIkk STATE COMMITTEE.
Inc Nlrginia readjuster state committee last
ny NJ ISSUED an address by its chairman Cen
pa. Mahone, ID advance OF that Issued hy Mr.
cTa,ac ILL.,, .ne chairman OF the nstional demo-
uauS committee. The address saws:
After more than three mouths' arttve and
,, alnss' canvass for the reaiiuStPr electoral
Sonr placed In the field July I. 1880. by you,
your committee takes pleasure In taforminy yon'
mat the prospects Of It's triumphsnt and oyer.
Mneihipg election are more nstterins than aver
M ", We nave not based this statement upon
ue.e nurfah reports or coniectural esfimstes
~ Is Tue result OF accurate Detailed renorTs
from every county In this state and II Is NOT a
sIeaL eAaggSratlon 10 state that our scrutiny
mas tAtenoeu even 10 every voting precinct In
the commonwealth.
1.-The national democratic committee has ar
iast given formal recognition 10 the tunder fac
ton, and sought 10 bolster up its falltag TOR.
tunes with an address This Is no SURPRISE To
any readjuSter IN Virginia The readtusters OF
this state have anticipated IS for months aud
wondered why it was delayed. Its effect has
been discounted months In advance. Indeed
the funder committee have been recognized by
the national committee In every way from the
outset OF the campaign. Ii the funders derive
comfort from this recognition, obtained after
such delays and such earnest beseeching they
are welcome. III they derive any new strength
we VIII be greatly astonished, for their whoie
canvass has been prosecuted on the plea OF
Jnelr 'rcgulaf1ty, and our supporters are
men who care noughJ for the name OF 'regu-
juster.
We are not prepared 70 support candidates
OF a faction which. If It wins and obtains the
Iederal patronage or this state. viii nj every
federal Office with funders. whose influence and
salaries Will be used 10 defeat US Ia the next
campaign. We are not prepared 10 suppDrJ
nine Iunder candidates for Congress who viii
LeXt year lend their time ana talents 20 a
fuEder campaign. as was done by the funder
congressman of this state last year. We arc
not prepared 10 have a delegation in Congress
who, when another bin Is presented there con.
ferTing jurisdiction upon federal conrts as 10
suits against Virginia for her debt, shall take it
up and become its advocates and champions I'm
tie interest OF fuudertSm. We will never con-
sent that Virginia shall again be represented by
nited states Senators who will let the outside
world believe that TeadUSters are dishonest
so long fellow citizens. as these things are the
result OF funder representation In national
alalrs, the plea that there Is no connection be-
tween REIMBURSEMENT aud federal politics, so
earnestly made by funders finds no lofgment
in the brain OF honest readjusters"
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The Ute Complication.
.cp,T aapav IcpssTED BY ORDER OF GOVERNOR
PiTkTg.

flTkIS.
Governor Pitkin, OF Colorado. THURSDAY iliaiIt
s. lit al order to the sheriff OF Glnntson county
Gil ecting him to take sufficient force and pro
cee0 TO the reservation and arrest hgeau Berry
III the order the governor says: III the Ute IN
0lanS attempt resistance to the process they
VIII be swept away" The order continues: IF
sufficient force and ammunition cannot be pro-
cured in Gunnison it Will be furnished from Den
yer, and that force should be either partly or
wholly mounted and well supplied with amlniI-
milton. In case or BerTy's arrest you will be ex.
pected by the people OF the state and myself 10
see that he is protected against violence"
says: Berry, Meacham and HOyt with Deputy
Marshal Smith, Attorney Johnson and witness
Bradshaw left the agency early yesterday MORN
iig tor Denver. Commissioner Schenck and
three witnesses are here en- route for Denver
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DRY GOODS.
TRUNNEL, CLARK eco,
SO3 Market SDace.

YNRUNNEL. CLARK 600,
S03 Market Space.
Beg to call special attention to their unusually large
aud attractive stock OF
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
BLACK and Coored Brocsde Silks. from 81. rs to S3.
BLACK ano Culored Brocade Eelysts, elegant
styles Monte CLOTHS and rich Silk
and Wool Plaids.
splendid line of Black and Colored Cashmeres,
All Wool Goods; from 80 cents up.
Onr Linen Counter s full Of rare bargains Hosiery,
Linen and Silk Hapdkerchiefs; all Linen Hand
kerehiefs, CD and l2h cts. up to best goods.
lankets In great variety from 50 to Sic pair. Do
mestics at bottom prices.
Ii. GOODS SOLD AT LOVES NEW YORK
AND BOSTON FRICES.
HANDKERCHIEF PLAIDS.
HENRIETTA CLOTHS,
STRIPED FLANEELs,
FANCY HOSIERY,
KID GLOVES.
SILK HAEDKERCHIEFS,
TABLE LINENS.
sF NEW GOODS.
TYLER 4 CHEWNIN8,
Late Clerks with Perry Bro.).
oct1S 8ES 9TH It. NV.
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IMMENSE STOCK

IMMENSE STOCK
NEW AND CHEAP
DRY 90 OBS.
Finest quality PURE Wool FRENCH DRESS
COLDS On all colors black. navy blue. wine. plum.
Large si7s double White BLANKETS. 50. 81. SO.
% Pure Tr = White TABLE DAMasK. 80. 60 TX ~ q,
, P1ye WOOL, wide double width Black CASH
sse7s y f. Ss1 49,
LADEs GLoAks 's EAbfEs dGoAks
CABTER's.
III Market Space.
Colored SATINS reduced to II. Excellent White
Wool Flannel, 20 Piano Covers, very large assort-
Bas shaMIs saeR Grap and Grsp
Heiis; sPeeiai bargains In BLACK Gashmeres, 80
Warp ssn Sssa GSsa
"-n.snttu, ths best Cotton in tue void. only 10.
CARTER's,
oct5 III Market Space.
CARPETS.
We have Just opened splendid assortment OF
WILTON. ADMINISTER, MoQUETTE, BODY
BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
INGRAM CARPETS
Ii all the newest and most choice designs.
Tapestry Ingrai1 Carpets with Borders TO match
smyrna Carpets. Rugs sud Mats In gtea. variety,
hoee furnishing viii tE1 1t to their sdvantasot to
examine our stock before puIchaslng.
HOOE BROTHER s. CO.,
seT4 l32s f ct. n W.. near Ebbitt House.
GRIHTs TO ORDER.
Our SHIRTS TO order are unsurpassed for COM
fort, style and durability. Fitgnaranteed. Ready
Ghace lot Of HSn 3. T 80 sn 20 cent? mp
g Elegant British Hall Hose at IS cts; Hosiery
JAMES THOMPSON,
Manager Of Thompson's Shirt Factory,
snls e10 Z st. NV. OPP Patent of.oe:
RUY THE "MYsTEl,Y" SHIFT.
There is nothing better in the market. It is ele-
ean5y IN made o ana OF the very pest material and
o So or m sGi the tub
quaIisy. only 81 50 per dozen sI for Is eents Best
quality, Mt ~
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
arg1s 1000 f street northwest.
SHIRT s1ANUFACTUREss.
DUBREUIL BROS. 4 CO..
ll12 f Street n. w.
We sell the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in
Cur ELLIPTIC SHIRT only IS cents.
sHREkz sHHt FIX Il SHE i,hed only 81,
We will compare it with any other Shirt for the
Also, a line OF GENTS FURNISHINGS always
w 0ano 2Sr,r.,E.rrr x,.,na - nm
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D b. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES TEE s. SALE !, OF VALUABLE GROUND ON
II SIEEET NiRTHWEST, NEARLY OPPO-
STE TIE NEW YORK AVENUE CHURCH.
EETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated Febr1- kk
sry lst, AID. 1871. and recorded in Ii er -
6S7, folio $50. of the land records OF wash 4..0.
Ietcn county. DC, thu subscriber viii sell to the
bishest bidder, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY,
tie 9TH DAY or OCTOBER, 1880. AT O'CLOCK P. M,
the folowi.g property. siuated in the heirs Of
sId 9. IN square numbered $50. two hundred and
fifty. } III the city of Washington, District of Co
lUnltis, being parts Of Lots three and four front
iue, together, A feet ~ inches more or less, on
street. by 12 feet, moro less desp: and all of
Lots five and ak, each fronting twenty-five feet on
street, = ith The improvements &c.
Terms Of sale: One fourth III cash (of which 300
on each parcel, If sold in parcels. nnst be paid at
time OF Eae; and the residue in Ell Ia instalmens,
III ore, two and three years from the date of sae,
for which the purchasers notes viii be required,
bearing egh per centum per arnutn interest. pay
abb half yearly, to be secured by deed of trust on
The properly sold, al cssh at the option of the
purchaser. Conyeyanc.ng and recording nj the pur-
chaser cost; and the Trustee reserves the right to
n sell TIE properly. or any part thereof. ii We days
notice I1sbished in the Eyenipg star, at the risk
and cost Of tie purchaser, should he fail to Comply
With the terms Of sale within five days from its
date.
oct4-d A. HYDE Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-23

NEWS OF NICTORIo's DEATH CONFIRMED
patches from Chicago through General Sheri-
da!l,S headquarters fully confirm the destruction
or Nictorio and his band by the MeXcans under
General TerraSeS. Fifty warriors and eighteen
women and children were killed and seventy
v omen and children were captured. Two hun
dred end nifty animals were recovered. The
neWshas created the greatest delight along the
border. Victoria and his band had been a con-
slant terror to the people OF northwestern
Texas and Old Mexico for the past fifteen
months, having murdered not less than four
hundred persons. and cost Texas and New Mex
leo hundreds OF thousands in money and stock.
Ntctorlo, after his escape across the Rio Grande
ION Gen. Grieroon, two months ago. was pre-
vented from recros:iDg to the United States by
the watchfulneSs OF the troops under Generals
Buei and GrjeIson, forming patrol along the
river 1n conjunction with the Mexican military.
Gen. Buel was in pursuit across the boundary
line until about ten days before the rOut, when
he vas notified that his further advance would
be objected to. He then returned to the Texas
side Of the river, leaving the Mexican troops to
do the rest. The Mexican loss was but three
killed and three wounded, showing that the In
dams must have teen almost entirely destitute
OF ammunition. Although our troops were not
Ia at the death Of Tictorio, they are entitled to
credit for bringing about through their energy,
perseverance ana bravery this final extinction
OF troublesome enemy.
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from Lynchburg, Va, says: Spot Rider, Lynch
bugs most desperate character, who has
sers cd four terms In the penitentiary for LARGE.
Iy. last night visited the disreputable house OF
josephine Wilson, On Jefferson street, Compel
irg her to make a pot of coffee which he drank.
William Sprouse, the real proprietor OF the
house, came In and ordered Rider to leave, who
thereupon assaulted SprouSe With a rock.
SpTouse split Riders skull with an axe. Rider
walked to the police office and died there at
and Will probably be discharged. A cOroner'S
jury rendered verdict In accordance with the
Iacis stated. An old grudge was at the bottom
OF the affair.".
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GEORGE PETER,
octl5, Ii, y, %, %, 80. nOy4
R4I VIZ IE OF A DECREE. OF THE sU-

RI XIRT JE OF. A DECREE OF THE sU-
- fakML CcCRT of the District of Co ~
ct al VS. Mangmn ct al. No ), $50, Docket L1A.
L., l VIII, on WEDsESDAY, the 27TH DAY OF OC-
Of the premises offer for sale at public atction the
following improved Real Estate in the city of Wash
ington. In the District of Columbia, that is to say
All that part Of Lot numbered fourteen "a, in
square MN hered one hundred and forty -twcd42,)
contained within the following metes and bOnnds
Beginning for the same on 18th street west at the
west with the north Inc thereof Isl feet ine fse
thence south with the west line of said at II feet
line OF said Lot III feet inches the line of 18th
street aforesaid thence north with the line of 18Th
ginning, with the appurtenances, especially tTe
right TO Use certain alleyWay connecting with Il
rear Of said Parcel of ground and opening on 18Th
street. The improvements consist OF a three-story
Brlek Dwelling, with mastic front, No. GA 18th
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
IN cash, and 9ne-thIrd in one year, and one third
m ee e, rom te Gay OF sa:e WITH interest to
to the Trustee, for the of the parties Interested
subject to the approval of the court. 800 deposit
on acceptalce ~ bid, and conyeyancing and
SOrtuliS at lftlrf Laser . cost.
ROBERT ". MCPHERsON. Trustee.
THOs. J. FISHER, Auct.
octl4. IS. 10. -, ~. y. %. .. &c. ~
GALE BY EXECUTRIX OF 4 L DESIRABLE LOT
- ON East SIDE OF SIXTH, NEAR CORNER
o STREETS Y W.
thoriiy vested IN ms by tae viii Of Ferdasnd ~
Sehlegel. deteafed, will, as exseutrix, sell -.
of the premises, on SATURDAY. THE 39Ta Day OF
OCToBER, 1850, At 4:30 y b., Lot No. 20, in
Square No. $50. (20 feet front y So feet y inches
deep.)
Terms: One-third to be paid in ca1h and notes
Tor the reside OF the purchase money to be given
payable IL equal an cunts, at 6. IL and IL months
with lrte-e 1Toin the day of eae, aud occurred by
deed OF trdet on the property sold, or all cash at
the purchasers option. The property may be re-
BOLD at thu Tarehasers risk aid cost after three
days notice in he Evening Star Fspaper, If the
~ 1TnI vvIth with lin
days from the Gay Of sale All conveyancing It
purchasers CCs-.
LOUISA SCHLEGEI, Executrix.
WALTER =. WILLIAMS x CO, Aucts
oct2l. -. 2. 7,29sGF.
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Courier Journal Building, Louisville, Ny, or SnI
and 81 Bro.Gyay, New York, or j. W. CLARK,
1903 New York avenue or l422 Pennsylvania ave,
WxshiI st1n D. 20 ,octl
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THE Z. E. GENERAL COMMEMORATE the
house OF deputies OF the Protestant Episcopal
convention, yesterday, the committee On con-
stitutional amendments reported adversely to
the resolution giving delegates from missionary
convention. A report was presented by the
committee on canons concerning the appllca-
ton from the diocese OF Virginia asking for the
diocese. on the ground Of the extent Of the ter
Iltory. The committee reported that at this
TIME such an appointment was not expedient.
DEBATE lollowed, which was interrupted by
message from the house of bishops, asking per-
mission OF the house Of deputies to withdraw
me name OF Rev. Z. Houston Eccleston as mis-.
slohary bishop OF Washington territory, as that
gentleman had declined the position.
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r. N. BOABDMAN,

REMIT BY MONEY IN LETTER, BY BANK
m I-T nJf EVpRESS To
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23
Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.

N0ucE u hereby given TO the citizens Of Jasper
~ and Bainbrdge township. Dubois county. Indiana
that the undersigned will apply 10 the Board o. County
commissioners Of Dubois county q their June
$50. under the provisions Of Act, entitled IAN Ac
70 regulate and license the sale o. sprituous vinou
ana mall and other intoxicating liquors, % limit the
license Zee 20 be charged BY cities and towns and "a
repeal all formsraw regulan the ssle ~
iiqucrs and al laws and parts Of laws coming in con.
hIcf with the provisions Of this act prescribing pen
allies or the violation thereof and declaring an emer
gency passed BY the legislature Of Indiana IN 1875
Tor license 20 sell spIrituous vinous and malt liquors
N quantities less than quart ~ time 20 be drank
the premises. Tor term Of year. The precise To-
carton where ne desires 70 sell II In his house situated
and being upon South West o. lot No ninety
shown upon the original map or plat Of the town oi
Jasper. Dubois county. Indiana
April ID. 1s7s-3w- ANDREW J. McyERxEY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23
Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.

HOnCE = hereby given 70 the citizens o. yssp<v
- and Bainhridge township. Dubois county Indiana
that the undersigned viii apply the Board Of County
Commissioners 81 Dubois county, al their June tenn
lSsn, under the provisions " An Act entitled IAN Act
70 regulate and license the sale 81 sprituous vinous
malt and other Intoxicating liquors. limit tie license
Zee 20 Be charged BY cities and towns and 10 repeal all
former laws regulating the sale ~ Intoxicating liquors
and Al laws and parts " laws coming IN conflict with
the provisions q this act prescribing penalties Tor the
violation thereof and declaring an emergency nassed
~ che Legislature Of Indiana. IN ls75 Tor license 10
sell splfitnous. vncus and malt liquors. In quantities
less than quart At time 70 be drank On the r
Tor term Of year. The precise location where he
desires 10 sell u In his house situated on the corner of
west sixth and Newton Sta, Lot NO. To- shown in
the plat Of the town Of Jasper . cambridge township
Dubois county. Indiana. Holm nrTZ
Auril I'D lASO-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

0rMemorial services we're held o.
Springfield, Ills, on April 18th. at the
Lincoln Monument, on the anniversary
Of the assassination of the President. and
very impressive aud solemn were the
ceremonies. At the same time Lincoln's
son Robert, was presiding over adrunken
mob Of Grant boosters in Chicago,
working for third term and imperial
ism. Degenerate SOM