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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

Gin 0anfte, Der nit Der Gifsnbabn fubr, mar
ssraes aufssIsst, bic anbsrea pafasisre nit ct.
mas fartsn Grsablunsen In Grfaunsn ju i.Ssu.
Gnbli& sr~dbnte CT, elmer ieinr Ra6barn btibt
cine S4psi3.ret unb made iabrlit cine WiQton
pfune Butter une cine Riaion plumb aGIe.
Der gantes n~asrfie, taB feline 9laubpiirbisfsit
tn @sfatr i&tpsbte, unp fprserte ftnsa sinsn
Grsanb oils 3susen auf NIT ben Wcrtsn : 81 %
nt@t pabr rntin 5rsunss I'D iprs$s BON Braun.
FEMME Braun, pbppbl i'd ni6t gan, senau psis,
tpts Stsl plumb Butter unb R6fs er bes Sabrts
nta&t; absr Id ptiB, baB CT IL SSasmiblsn
bat, bic ALE nit SutttrmiId sshie5sn tsrptn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
Nerfmiirbiae 0n,,iaen.-Ssute farb ItSu

Nerfmiireige anytigen.- Stutt farb i&sn
pissrr unIsr lister WilbsIm. gin iunssr,
~fraftissr N~sBssrburi6s ben man gum 3erbadsn
unS ,uru Giasn Der 9BuIfs ssbraudtn fSnnts,
pirs ssIa6t. - Gin nsaniabrissr &siisnssr In
Spiritus lu6t fur lsinsu ssrfOrbsnsn Gbsf sintn
ususu yrinjipal tn obissr 6IiGisfsit.-Gs pirs
stlu9t cine Bran,Siin CUR 9r,isbuas flsinfr Sin.
Der /: cine ssbprsns srbalt ben 9Orsus. - Cine
8S4in, bic nit 3susniGsn fptsn fann, fintst
lcslsi& In msinsr 8I&t cine anfsQuns. - Sti
mir fne ~ babtn Sanbl&ube fur Ssrsn
bon Spflsssr. - 8afubHts, i6par,s
unb ptiSt fir Damsn, 70 wis aud RGstfn
unS ainSsr, p~srfaufs i'd In better Gualitlt uno
~ sinsm ssrinSrrsn prsiis pis is MID itltl
fplten,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

Ssi sinsm unlanst abssbaItsnsn
Saultramer iibsr pie fisbsn Bitten
itslte Der esbrer Def Der pisrtsn Sitte
bic 8rase: n0aruu, mir absr um's
tdsli6e Sroc, ntbt um's pS9sntlibe.
ntdt um's monatltde, prer gar UNI sas
far's sanse Sabr bitten 2"
Gin fleineS Wiphen antrportete I6sls
mild ldbelno "gs wdrce lpnf i9imm'
LID rpereen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
MibberfanoniB.

WiBbafGnaniB. @urfpsrfauisr
Causrufsnp): Warne Warftel Seibe
Wiener -!
Sabbede aus Berlin (stpaS anssbsis
tsrt) 8at jsbt mir esnn ret an, tpfe
Sts bseBs - Id beige Tabbsde.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
EiBberf1aoniB.

Sa bic STRIDE su 3. int Standardization
trstsn hrsi g~isbbanslsr In RsiBsn Sidfn uns
Sofsu, ais Der pfairer chen bon ben trsi @ti.
fen aus hem Wprstnlanss prssist uns in Der
9sbbafrstsit Isinss 8prtrasts a~usruft; ,Wo
fsmmt ibr Der, ibr brsi Wsiisn 2" Da fasts Der
cine gisbbaubltr trsubsDis: ,9pu S@rtbsn.
bauisu, pom gtsbmarft PER- pfarrr!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
SirGeIitiides.

Die ainbsr pihtn aud nod ,itti&s, 'front.'
mt, ~rtlistSie Spsii&e," iasts Der 9ebrsr elmer
Sussnita!s mad Der prafuns iu BEN S9ulin-
Ipsrcr.-
so laIsn Gle bSrsn."
yDasir. fas' Da benz Ssrrn SSuIinipsetur rim
rstt frprmts, r~slisiSies Spriitlein."
Dasip ftebt auf unb iast fsia t9t frpmmss
rslisiSiss Sprii&lstn
n6abr srtinal an ben put, sb'tu fabrf sin.
nal In bic 5ai@s."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
aus Ser SnHruftiousaunae lieutenant

Gus Der Snfruftiousaunbe. lieutenant nee.
Sa fpmmts ratlrlit tiaural Dor, saB Der Ssrr
Sauptnann fp'n fIsinsn Wis MAIDEN. ga, ta
pire ssla6t tas III ftlbfrttsns. Rum gibbs
ea 8sr.s, bic I'D psranlabt tiiblsn, ba 'rum,u.
ipbeln, pit 70 ne alte Grau ptr 70 ne alis
Watts, unb Gntsrt, bic sriuisn pisstr zine
tlsine Gpisftit Dor i1 bin, pis 70 ne Spmpas-
ME Slinei<iben. Wsnr sslatt pattn ira,
pirS frii4 ssla4t militarii& ssIa&t fur, ssla@t :
ga ba !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
WaS anoeres.

8rau I'D, per- lieutenant, ss III pirfliS
gar ~ arg nit benz WilitGr ! Wtin armsr Jun.
&C mu6 l& GAM iSmmeli& plassn als Splsat !
lieutenant , oSa, Id bin bod aud SsIsat, Id
nub mid straes 10 plassn."
8rau ; yYd Sbnsn IN has stpas glntsrss. Sie
babsn ipnf ni&ts s%sltrnt! Gbsr msin Sunss III
S9umatsr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
Vnr niht serlegen!

n@at fpf' n BILLET briitsr Sla6e
na6 Naabsnburs 7" fruste cine btepsre
Serliner SSfsrin am Stalier.
~Nsun Warf."
FRA, Dor abts pire ct pVbl pp9
nod isbsnl
"9stn. lists Grau SancsInS III bier
ni6tl"
Sra penn niat! DEM fppf Id bet
Siuiet no anenf. Slpbsn sic bsnn.
bet sic bic esnsisfte giisnbabn finp 2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
u. !. ~, tpSttntli&, isbtn DUnnerRaa,
BON Baltimore.

Der sansunssPlas ei.isr D~amphSiHs in Baltimore in
5aelap btfei Ger baltimore unb Ohio 9itnbabn, plt,
gahasitre ben uns mad benz gp.arn an biGiarr,n MI.
zen ssiSrstrf' ais trssnS cine G~tfsubabn sSn Ntp yuriua
nttt anstftat.n seSlpHeu, 70 sa6 bi. ginwsnssr,r uiiSt
Der Ssfapr aatsefsst fas srn S.traserR btI6wins,It an
pe5Stn, mas IN anesrn 9aftnplds.u lsissr 70 oft Ser ran III.
!snst ssbaStunsspsrtbt 9oriiss aufm.rtran, ptlas bic
@alsm MI anltrn soften btstst: Die gaHasisrt fub nnt,r
tsatlSta, icantu I'D. alfp nit Ststrmann ptrfSntia,n
IN sss snetrt, ME bt i%nstretttn Rstlsn, Fnett nt6t aatt
PIE Ysnastsrs s.ssa In Bremen fssl,t$ an sVrS hes Otsan.
gDsstn rtittrsr Qusfsnft m.ns, mar "a ~ ~, O..
dstateH
A. S~t6a6mat6sr & &c.,
No. 8 Sib 9ap st., Baltimore, Mb.
aneniss astnttu fur Dubusu, uub lluo,o,us r,t,,
8ttHt II. Sstn, Dubuque, Sspa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

Mebsr GERM Smplfa, zen point,
i&en prafpsntsn bss bfsrrst6ti6en
&st&sratbs, Der i6 tur6 stnen biiioriiG
ssppresnen S9nuubart BON ausercrs
eentli$en DimsnTensn aussessi6nst
etrfultrte sinf In @isn fplssnrsS Cpl,
sramm:
upeltns llnslid uub ltin S6nwrrbart
Das fnb feline gsbesfrassn:
Gaf unmSsli1 fir i'm III %,
Bellies LANCER nod AZ trassn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

3piiaen ;uei GouliKiers. 3psi GouIifisrs
s~trtstbs1 int Tslfibuls Der 8Sris In bsftissn
Sirsit ,,Sis Tnb Elm unssriSamts iunstr
RsniR." Den unssrl5imtsn iunssn Gisn.
ittu ssbs i'd Sbusn suriif. - Rsriwireis /!
Ssit MANN sebtn sic ttpas suriid?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

Gin gettler tpanpert BE S~pulsYares
tn parts auf unp ab, eiaen puesI
btntsr f@ bsrstsbenb uuo In tpsbmdtbt,
gem Zone Dor fia ftnssnp: SIR ct,
rsn a T m { n SItnben- 6aben
sic bte @ite -. NIB. Dn 9Ifnpe
mar Der 5unbI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
Saterliher Wunjn.

Satsrli9sr Wuni3. Ssrr Yfarrsr,
SD mad Sbnsn bic An;etSe, bus mir
a toetsebprsnss 8ino 'friest BENT. Das
tbut mir lsto I'm, Gu9. = @SQst 81
70 gut Ist'. Ssrr pfarreE une Def Der
Sseteisuns pem arn,e Wirmle au a
flstneS 9ebegsliuHe balte?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
9e6ren einss 0si3iaea.

8il3 eefne Gass fsts auf pss 0a9'
bars Defe as.
8eiu&t bid iemanb auf hem eante
10 fabrs Jpn tn ben 0alo unp palter.
i'm.
8iit bu NIT ben Damen auf benz
sanes, 70 Serssfe rts lssts Gabrsslsssnbsit,
bau1tt ibr su GuB ssbsn mist.
ST. Elm Grsunp bet eir ,u Slid,
bann sebe nt&t rurbsr nit ibm lpa,
steren, cab ma@t ~ pisI 5unaer.-
lassssn iu2s 3u anfans rss Wables
einsn fleinen bdusIiaen 3anf ~ errss
gen cas- bsnimmt ben appstit.
Mntm, bsiu6H eu teinen Ereunb,
osins s'Sste pfsifs uit absr psrsis csn
Iabaf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

gPtt @sft bat unfsf 81 Batter sas Stueiurn Der gptrf,
les 81. 5epmas ron Glutn alsa 9sifli1sa aufs gtnsrtus.
Ittft t%rnpfthlsn, tnesm httlsr Baif aItr Sbtrlpstu NIT
iIttrer Rlarbtt In isinel Wtritn BITE trbabsSfsn gpaer.
bstttn es 9laustus tsfpriSt. unter ben ptsltn ausaastu
ttr Utrtt ees bL. 9bemas ssrsitut bic In SdrIsDus
parmat Gu p~,tbiuus Ft tn ttns Der i~prsfilttsf ~rfpisirt,n
aRssabsn. Der um cite fatbsltiHt Sttsratur ~strsi,st,
Su6bansltr pierre 3 & In 9urtmburs lttftrt sieIt
Ieutft Auisdbt uSS0) In s Setassaustu Az sent trndsta.
tim grtiis zen ) Gsaars franco ins 5aus s~tlitftrt Cfatt 10
Brss) sestn BdariahluHs une rslsa MIR utnt ~unttrlaf.
Zen. aat dbtelsstn. rtlht I'D bic Summa ess 81. Stsmas
MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

nKgar: 8sauer, ;ablsn! 8as BIN
i'd fbulpis2
8saaer: Gin b5miI9sr Saian NIT
ursarilasm Srau! ma6t 3 4 20 {.
llusar : Bas ! b5bmiidsr Gaian ? Sa
mir lsio. eas Id ibn ssss6snl Terem.
tete 8as fcfst er, Der Gaian2
&saner: Drst @ulpen, Gusr 9nas
ben.
tlnsar: l1no bas unsaril6s 8raut ?
SslIner: Oas fuist ;pansts Srsus
ger.
un8ar: 8eib er mas, amice! sabl'
ta ibm lieber fir bas &raut BRET Sui
zen uno fir ben bSbmiiasn Satan spans
3tS 8reuSsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
ueber Baltimore.

Stesr, Ter has alts Satsrlane btfuttn pssr g~srpausts
enc 6feunee ppn europa tprmen IaGen nil, Irlts bic
neue1, etIernen Shrauhsn, ~ IN N n,iA,s. -,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
%Noro0entfdlen elouo,

inr Uebttfdbrt btnuse'.
Nttt Sampl4trtn hes Rpressuti&sn Qlvps purSeu BID
Sass lssO aetr 100000 gerisnsn ~stfSreet.
Die Ddmpfer eieier Gompaanie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-07
Interesting Railroad Suit.

bA-chNA1ok hohSEN PROMINENTLY IN
LIT lie Rock, ARK, December YESTERDAY, In
me United States court, in the OF the Credit
company VS. she Arkansas Central Railway Com
pany, The defendants 10y their attorney, filed an
answer. The suit is very interesting. as IL In
wolves several important points, and br ngs ex-
Sena tor Dorsey rather prominently before thepub-
nc; road In question WAS Incorporated In 1875 IL
had made no progress In matter OF construction
until 1865, when ex-senator Dorsey became its
resident large amount OF bonds were issued
secured by lien on the road. These bonds were
sold at nifty per cent on the dollar and were
bought largely by banker at Amsterdam,
Holland, and by bankers I'm London
md throughout Europe generally. Afterwards
the nrSt mortgage was foreclosed and the road
was sold under it for $4,000 to p H. Horner OF
Helena; the sale occurred July last The suit IS
brought In the interest OF certain bond-holders to
set aside the sale on the ground OF alleged fraud.
Inc defendants in answer deny any fraud
ulent Intention In the matter OF sale,
and express themselves as determined
10 press the case 20 an early and final conclusion.
Inc Don dholderS appear 10 be the chief sufferers.
on one hand II l. stated that the road has lost
money from Its inception. and on the other II Is
claimed 1t has Melted over $4,000 per year. The
plaintiff viii probably take ex-senator DorseyO
deposition at his home I'm New Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-07

-l BALTIMORE, December 7;-virginia 6s. consols.
a. DO second series ga do past due coupons
BALTIMORE III beoem R,a sHsooton que.mid-
and western super so.s o. do extra, 5 ase
do SS e 1sm, g. d. ism % s5 &c. &
Rio brands. 25s7 81; Pataysco family, 8. Is. Wheat
southern steady; western frmer-southern red lisa
LAO: do. amber, I42al.47 No Maryland. I.ls: No.
Iss; January. Gal AS; February L.1saI. l4S;
%.es .psa a do
southern. 5ea5i western white 5IasS do. mixed. %.
30: Penney lyania, sosss Rye quiet Local oS Hay
l7.75. Bulk meats-shouiers 1nd clear rib sdea
racked, 8 and go Bacon shoulders. sh clear riS
Eggs steady. 2sa29: lined. 22a2s. Petroleum nomi-
nal-refned. rs: Coffee frner and in better demand
soft SIS. Whisky firm 1.l75sal. ls Freights -
Liverpool per steamer dull-ootton, lea sd nous
Is. barrel; grain, Sid. Receipts -four. Ss5 bar
4.275 bushels rye, 200 bushels. Shipments wheat
T. 102 bushels; corn bushels. Sales-wheat &c. 281
bushels: corn. l02. ll2 bushels.
Money, 6. Exchange-lone, $50: short 4S4. Ststo
bonds inactive Governments quiet and generally
NEW YORK, december Flour steady and quies.
very quiet and 1saA better dull and heavy IL Is
&c IoSDoN. a p D Z i2so p.m.-Auantc and
Great Western first mortgage trustees certificates 53k
Erie. 4654. New York Central, l42h. Penns, lvaniA
Central. 65k. Reading, 35;..
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations current in New York
to-day at 2:30 p.m., reported by H. H. Dodge, e
539 18th street, by special wire:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-07
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, December THE Posts financial
article q 40 p. m. elition) says: AT the Stock
Exchange United States bonds are "a lower for the
extended 6S, - higher for the As and unchanged
Tor the AVS and extended SIS; southern state
bonds are active and weak for Tennessee issues.
which are down 5l6a5lz per cent: railroad bonds
are dull and a1 per cent lower FOR the general list
The. stock market thus far to-day was dull and
alternately heavy and strong. the net result being
at this hour decline OF 1sas4 from tie closing
prices OF yesterday. The exceptionally strong
stocks have been Reading and Wabash
ana OF the new specifics ri hmond
The weaker stock to-day has fallen TO 1867 from
l01, being LOG as We write. The Wabash stocks
show Father more strength than OF late,
The loan market to-day is stringent
Those In the secret or the spectators wno are
Responsible for the fancy rates current say that
the strfngency is TO be kept up for two or three
days vet Many OF the Stockholders have to-day
paid 132a1-l6 OF per cent per day, in addition to
already to-day paid as high as Is OF per cent
commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-07
kilograms to The Star.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
ORGANIZATION TO-DAY,
The ReadIusters Have Evcrvthtn~
Their Own Say-ssovernor Hollt.
days sharp Message.
special Dispatch 10 TEE EVENING sr.R.

special Dispatch 10 TEE EVENING sraR.
RICHMOND, Va, December THE Legislature
onVened to-day at IL O'Clock. J. C. Fowler, re-
1Juster, was elected Speaker OF the House OF Del
gates The readjusters have everything their
wn way Malone is supposed 10 be in the city,
Out he did not put In an appearance at the Capitol
'o'' Holiday sent in his message IL is quito
ong, and deals almost altogether with the state
ieot question. The governor says:
"virgina has been accused OF attemnting the mean
rhine OF reputation. IL has been charged: the
lcts here, too, have gone into history,
no VIII show, that the federal gov
rnment or the party directing its des-
TIMES has used its patronage, power and money to
curry her along that rugged and disreputable
way. III this be true then, II there be any
Sugma,f t has been taken from our commonwealth
nd fastened upon the republic, and will
ne with difficulty, II ever. erased. The
transfer will not hide it II will not disl ppear nor
lie, but will bloom out sooner later In unspeak.
able diSaSterSn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-07
THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

AMUsEaENTs-Sthp page
ArToRNEYs-1st page.
AUCTION SALEs-5th page.
Books, Keith page.
BoARDISG-4th page.
Doors AND SHoEs-6th page.
BUSINESS CHANcEs-4th page
BUILDERS SUPPLIEs-6th page.
CRY IrEMs-Sth page.
DEArHs-5th page.
DRY GoODs-6th page.
EDUcArIoNAL-5th page.
FAIRS, FESTIVALS. 6C.-Sth page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-3d page.
FINANcIAL-6th page.
FoR RENT (Rooms)-4th page.
For RENT (Houses)-4th page.
FoR RENT (Miscellaneous)- 4th page.
For SALE (MiscellaneousS4th page,
For SALE (Houses)-4th page.
GENTLEMEN's GOoDs-Sth page.
HoUsEFURNIsHINGs-7thp page.
HOLIDAY GooDs-4th page.
INsURANCE-4th page.
LADIES GooDs-6th page.
LOST AND FOUND-4th pare.
MONEY TO LoAN-4th page.
MEDICAL, &c.-7th page.
PERsoNAL-4th page.
PROFESSIONALISM page.
PIANOS AND ORGANs-6th page.
Railroads.&c. page.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-lst page.
SPEcIALTIEs-4th page
STEAMERS, Keith page.
SAFE DEPosIr-6th page.
THE TRADEs-7th page.
TURKISH BArHs-4th Page
UNDERTAKES, &C.-5th page.
WANTED (HeiP)-4th page.
WANTED (Situations) 4th page.
WANTED (Houses14th page.
WANTED (MiscellaneousC4th page.
WOOD AND CoAI-4th mage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-07
BostOm,s Broken Bank.
As TO AN ASSESSMENT UPON THE srocKuoI prRs

BOSTON, December Late last night a diSpatch
was received I'm this city stating substantial TIA
Controller Knox, il required 10 make an assess
nlent upon the stockholders Of the Pacific National
bank, would leave the question whether new
stockholders Chose who have purchased since
October lStl should be considered I'm the light of
stockholders or as depOSitorS 20 the courts de-
che Controller Knox says notice OF an increase
OF the capital stock has not been legally given
TO him. This decision brings up question, when
NAV cause considerable litigation as IL Involves
So0,000 the amount subscribed for I'm additional
capital, and reg arding which proceeding the Con-
uoIler says he has received no legal notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-07
Star Route Cases i'm Chicago.

HICAGo, December THE cases OF Idfings.
Corbfn and Clary. indicted for star route frauds
ana conspiracy on the Sidney and Deadwood
lines, were called in the s. court yesterday after
noon. IL is understood that the defendentS' roun.
elwlll endeayor tomorrow TO quash the tndict.
mentS on ground of legal informalty In 'empan-
he ling the grand lury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-. THE EQUITABLE co OPERATIVE BUILD
80 ING ASSOCIATION viii hold its 26th monthly
nleet1ng Tor payment Of dues and making advances
WEDNESDAY,. December 2, 1881. O'Clock pm. at
northwest.
JNO- JOY EDISON. Secretary. 1t
UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The third regular monthly meeting of this Associa-
Ion lor le paymento OF and sale of will be
held at Cosmopolitan Hall. corner Sth and streets
northwest, on WEDNESDAY, December 7, 1881, at
I:SU O'Clock m The books of this Association are
el oGen, and subscriptions 10 stock will be received by
the ohcers and at the hall ON meeting night.
DANIEL Donovan. secretary. fie'it d5lst
~ PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
- meets WEDNESDAY, EVENING, DECEMBER
1851 st els 9TH street northwest for the payment
dues and sale of money.
This association Is permanent in its character has
ng means for earning good neres: on monthly savings
ana obtaining loans on easy monthly PAYMENTS Last
month money sold so that much 81 obtain
abe Tor q IHC nthly payment of S12.
As low as % cents and high 81 900 taken pay
ment OF STOCK There Is good demand for money, and
new subscribers earres y solicited TO forward
Shares ZOO each; payment 81 Ter month. New sub
scfluOEs taken az the by G.. G.. DuncansOn,
president 9Th and streets E. NJ. LAYTON treasurer
War department.; Charles Baum, merchant, 416 eth
street. and John Cook secretary els 18th street north
west d3-4t
~ MANUFACTURER WANTS GENERAL
- Agents here and i'll adjoining cities to- Introduce
That 400 per cent Investments: particulars upon
interview only come meaning business, at los ~ street
corner OF Missouri avenue, from to p.
Inquire for HUM. n25-3ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-07
Set Back Of the Colorado Pool.

CHICAGO, December THE reorganization scheme
OF the Southwestern Railway association suffered
serious set back yesterday. The Northwestern
Company Insisted upon its right 10 withdraw at
any time on thirty days notice. The Colorado
pool is therefore likely to prove shortliyed instl
tuition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-07
Old World News.

Old World News
PERE HYACINTHE's CHAPLAIN.
LONDON, December IA Paris dispatch to the
Daily Np,rs says Able Bichery, late chaplain to
Pere Hyacfnthe, has been received into member
Rome.
OPPOSITION TO AMERICAN MISSIONARIES IN AFRICA.
LONDON, December 1.-THE Standards correspon-
dent at Dunbar says the Rev. MeSsrs. Richards and
Jourdan, who were sent on mission by the Anne
rtcan board OF commissioners of foreign missions to
nmzcila, powerful chief in the country north OF
Delazoa bay, have returned here. UmZcila granted
their request, that the American board should be
permitted to establish missions in his country. A
the interference of Americans in South African
affairs The general public, however, clearly per-
ce1ve that America can have no interest here BE-
y0nd converting the heathen
NEARLY $500 FOR BIBLE
LONDON, December AT yesterdays sale of the
Duke of MarlborOugh's Sunderland library Latin
OF 1462, sold for the enormous of Ct 900. Va
rious polyglot and other bibles were sold at very
moderate prices The total sum realized by the
day sale was 92,720.
NOT MURDER
LONDON, December 1.-THE farmer, Milligan, who
was supposed to have been beaten to death near
defed. He fell from a cart while intoxicated, and
thus lost his life.
PARNELL ELECTED. .
A meeting of the Irish Home Manufacturers As
resolution was adopted against the proposed mo
ton that at the next meeting or the exhibition
committee the Queen be asked to patronize the
exhibition
A declaration is being widely circulated and
signed throughout Ireland ste ting that the signers
will not visit the exhibition if any member OF the
royal family, or any agent Of the government. be
invited to open the exhibition, or have any connec-
ton with il.
JUSTICE TEMPERED WITH MERCY IN IRELAND
LONDON, December 7.-Baron Fitzgerald in OPEN
ing the COnnaught aSsiZeS yesterday, used I'm
glage similar to that employed by Justice Fftz-
gerald in opening the Munster aSsizeS, concerning
the increase OF crime, nOtwithsta nding tie gov
eminent measures OF peace, which exceeded eX-
pectations. He said, however, that it was not for
him to devise remedy. He thought the jury sys-
tenn was the best system that could be devised
for the administration OF justice tempered with
mercy.
ELECTION OF LORD CHANCELLOR OF IRELAND.
LONDON, December THE election in London
derry county, to fill the seat in the house OF COM
mons, made vacant by the promotion Of Right
Hon. Hugh Law Qib.) to the lord chancellorshiD Of
Ireland, ha1eSulted in the election of Mr.. Porter,
the candidate, by CAT majority over Sir Samuel
Wilson conservative. The poll stood as follows:
Mr.. Porter QJberaD, 2,70l; Sirsamuel Wilson Com
SerVdtiVel 2054.
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A Disastrous VOYAGE.

NEW YORK, December THE steamer Lake
Winnipeg. which arrived here to-day from Liver
pool, reports: On November 23d had hurricane
vessel shipping large quantities OF water which
did much damage about deck, smashing boats, &c.
Same day JAS Blair, chief engineer, was washed
overheard and lost: Patrick COOney, fireman, was
thrown down the stoke hole and killed; Jno. Rey-
noldS, fireman, died, having drank carbolic acid
installing it for vinegar.
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The Morrison Pension Case
BARNARD HELD 10 BAIL IN 8, 600.

The examination In the case OF Barnard, gov
eminent clerk, charged with irregularities In Sc
curing q pension for one Morrison. and receiving
an Illegal fee therefor, mentioned elsewhere In
this paper was further argued this afternoon, and
the commissioner decided, alter reading the sec
lions of the Revised Statutes (Which prescribe as
penalty fine not exceeding 500 or two years i'm
Drsonment, or both, for the Ohence) that the de-
fendant, by his own testimony, had taken an ex-
orbitant sum, and he held the accused to bail In
5000 for his appearance at court
PAID THE LIcENsE.-License Inspector Henry
RAN this morning arrested commercial agent,
named L. II. Ward, for representing New York
cracker firm without license. Hepaid the amount
OF the license 4S0C) and was released.
VERDICT FOR PLAINTTFF.-Yesterday In the Cir
cult Court, Judge Macarthur, the case OF g. Strong
agt A. Grant, acton on note, TO which the de-
fence was that the note had been settled In an
equity cause, was tried and verdict rendered for
plaintiff.
Tm DRAR1xKNm were crowded to-day by
members OF Congress- Who we're on bueanesn for
Gfhe1r eeyepoa s66aoni4
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A Fatal Western Wind.

ONE SPAN OF A BRIDGE BLOWN OUT.
NUNOMONCE, WIS, December 7.-One span OF the
bridge across the Red Cedar river, at Cedar Falls
Was taken out last night by wind storm. One
man was killed and three others seriously in
jured