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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-01-13
Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

& W. Taylor vs. Henry d. Smith.
QY virtue of Decree of Foreclosure IN N.
- above stated case, signed by the Hon
Thomas Thomson, Presiding Judge, on sho
24th March 1880, will sell TO tho hiphent
bidder Mt Pickens Court House, on Saiednv
sale, ~
All that Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land in
r'ckens County, bounded by lnn,ls of T..
Hosse!': John Norris, W +. Cox and others.
containing Fifty eight Acres, more or Iese
being the same land whcreon the s,i,i IT r.
Smith now resides.
Terms Cash-purchasers to pay for titles.
j. j. LEWIS, o.o.P.
jan 13, 1881 IT
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-01-13

The Pickens High School opened on
Monday last with large number of
students.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-01-13

Mr.. w. q. Cooley of this County,
capght 225 rabbits and q witch during
the late snow.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-01-13

Mrs. A. N. Runion died at Easlev
last Friday morning after a very abort
illness.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26
8uuteS 4UerIet.
9as anjsigen in Seitungen.

Dor Dem COMMERCIAL Club" In Ginns
ctnnatf btelt pteier Gage elmer Der Ser.
Sorrasenefen @elddftsIeute tener Stapi
einsn @ortras iiber pas @nsstsen tn Bel
tunssn. 5srr 9urfbarpt, Der &ebnsr,
slaubt obne 3peifsI an BEN Wertb Der
Inastssn, benz, CT erfldrte, Ct babe In
fdnf3sbn Sabren ebenio Sisl erstslt pis
@neere In preibis Sabren obne 4nHigsn
Wit Rs&t bdlt sr pie 3situnssn FIR pas
aaerbefe Nnssissmittsl. Gireulan ss,
lansen unsitens nur tn bic 5inbs BON
Sreunesn unb 8tfannten @n3etssn
psrpen BON saslrsi@sn psrionsn sslsisn,
cte benz Gn;stser porber sdnslid unbe.
FAINT rparsr. Der &ebnsr ma1te pte
fsbr S%srndnfttse 8smsrfuns. boz pie Sc
1hdftsleute psm An3eisecspartment TN
aassmsinsn su tpepis aufmnfiamfsft
idenfen. Der jiinsits Glsrf rpirp oft fur
competent eshalten, uni eiss Departe,
ntsnt ~ cunt,UQtren, ielbf wsnr gang
srpbe Sumusn pafir Ssrrpsnest peretn.
Cine folar Na1ldHtsfsi. bat noibwsnpt-
ger Wsiis srose 9srluit sur Solse. Sc,
Der Dollar lplIte 70 ansslsst psrpsn. pas
aud fur bunpert Gents SsfsptIidfsit
camit ersielt piro. gu pisleu Gnrs
fsien bret punfts su bsadten.
Grtsns. rie Gissntbimli9tsit tss an,
ss;eistsn @sssntanpss.
3psiisns, eaS tsipnoss publifum,
psm rer brtrsHsnrs 0~sssnfanp in Dor.
tbetlbaftsr @sils ansei:iSt psrpsn fam.
llnp prtttens, Die 3sAunssn, pslhe an,
bsftsn pa,u ssetsnst fino, ptsiss bsloncsre
publtfum su errsidsn.
.5err Surabars slaubt an bsfinrfsss
Ineissu. Gr BAT, pis sr iast, nitt
bios fir cine furss 3sit unssp5bnI:6
srobs In,eisen einridsn laiIfn. uu, paun
sans a%ufsub5rsn ME eS nan1e Sc,
ltdfislsuts tbun. ~ipnpsrn or bat lstn Sc
iddft tdsli&. Sabr aus, Sabr Elm ben,
publifum bis ~ sinsm bsrsutsnpfn
8ruce anas,sist. Gr msint. sS fti bsiI.r.
Elm Sabr lang ispsn Gag elmer .Sauars''
~ Julien. aIs sins Wo6e lang sips Seits
nj. brsi 3OI Ianssn 8udfabsn ;u be.
csdsn unp Damn gang u~uf;ub5ren. Der
Rspnsr bat aud Grtunpisunssn BET an.
bern DISQUALIFICATION ibet ben GrfoIs pes
anssiSens stnssscsen. Disls fimmtsn
Nue rarfn iiberein. ras ss pom austrors
psntlid arOsem Nussn iei. sic aeben
30 pas tisIt6e 3sttunssn 'fid am b:itsn
als 4nseisemittfl bepdbrsn, unp srflarsn.
rsr Nusen css Mn;sissns psree in ZEN
meifen Gdusn iofort a%nerfannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26

WatuIi sr ni6t b5Hi6 isin fonnte.
Der Nsw yorter pOlisif 8siiTer NOR an,
ssflast, BET sinsm pienie. uui rpsldss CT
bstahirt pOrpsn, ii6 elmer zines Sent.
lsman .unwlrpisen Spra6e bseisnt su
baben. Gr oertbstriste fi6 pis foIst :
.Sstsn Sis. Grmmilionsr. IS IN Yrau1.
pas Der ipa@ibabenee polisif bsi elmer
Gsflidfsit anitdnpis bsbaneslt Nib une
lsin sstSlisss GLEN bsfommt atsr bier
btfam ib nidts als eiarn faltsn Clam,
Gbowesr unp pafdr fam id rp9
nidt aud nod wis Gin Gentleman
rsesn." 9d&elnp sntliss Der Commit
iir BEN Inasl6ulpisten, - Is srinnsri
pas an rsn &sfaurateur, Der einem Ga.
fts, Der Gin estnwanpIapphen IN feline,
Suppe fdnp. antrOrtete : .@laubsn Sts,
eae Id ibnsn flr a~npertbalb Siltnaro,
i@sn cine ieicsne Wantiue In bic Supp,
tbun fam e..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26
ueber Baltimore.
nor00entCdJen elopo,

Sober. Der sas ate Datsrlane bsfu&su sper ssrpanstt
une 5rtunee BON Surppa temmsn Iafen min, fpatt bic
prattspaen, neuen, ~etlerneu S&rdubeus pefbanpffbtFeee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26
rtstIihdH'9 nNt pttrItbn 1dBe lriintn Breu
nore uae nsprrsa gafasttrs ju feIssnpen Ra
Bon Baltimore nod 8remeu.
FF"tNH s.ssss NOUI
sinesr ipiftsat uab ID Sltrsn bic 5dlfts.
Bon Bremen mad Baltimore.
.................a. eLS.UU
3iuhr iuiftsn 1 u. 10 Sahrtn BITE 5dIftt. Sdnsltust ftti.
@anSrsHstiarts ~ rmdsistsn prtftn.
Die @rrtottsnen fneeu wts fplat Aatt
u. I. h., tpU&snhi&. isssn Donneraas,
ron 9aIttmpre.

Der edneunsspias ttsisr DampftiF, In Baltimore Ia
insIetd Dspst Der SdItimsrs uns Ohio. &~iienbabn, .pa6e
gahas ere pen nne mad benz gpefttn Iu binisersn Crets
fen %btforseri, ais trsenD cine G~iftusasu zen Rep gertu as
Ybilaeepttd.s &C.
Bel anianft Ter DAMP f6tfs pire sas Dtpst fir al,
Mot Anssfsliep seftlehen, 70 sab bic @tnwaneersr ni6t
Der Ssfabr %au,ssissi fae pom Sttra germ bei6pinesit Al
rersta, ras IN an0ern 6dfenplds n lsipsr 10 oft Der aaa III.
sSir ntanen np6 %beiepeers af fslsenh fur heutf6e Rel.
we've init INTERN Stifsn ttetst: Die yaHasitrt fne inter
gsaflSss tennsn ft. aHu NIT StS,rmann psyhansis,n
tn ess aueere. we set ~ineirecten @eilen, fnsst niSt aatt.
PIE gahastere seben IN Srtmen fsslett an 8sro ees Ocean.
sdnipftrs uue peria6sr e~snitlbtn ara In Saltimere.-
assHtsn
HHr85 A. St6n6mat6er & Co.,
No. 5 Sib 9ap ct, Baltimore, Wb.
8ttns u. . Oh n. Dasulue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26

,Warum ~bspunbsrt sis meme So&tsr
aidt 2" irast bic StOl,e Wtuttsr elmer isbr
biibidsn. aber ssidmintten So9tsr sin.n
dltsrsn Ss-rn. aH
.9srpibuns. Wtabams, absr i9 Gin fsin
Gsunsr bon @smdlosn." psrissts Der Sc.
frasts irOniid.
,.@as molten Sie?" oerisbs bic Diana
o9ne Fd i'm Winbtitsn tur9 ienss gpri.
sramm aus Der Saiiuns brinssn gu Ia len
= .baben sic is sinsn gnssl anoers al:
esmalt ssIsbsn 2" 80
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26
Wur CONNIE faut.

Baron aaron bon 25nsnFsiu sibt elm,
muRtaliide Soirs. 9itisIb ION 6urd Dos
8iOlin'S olo zines sissnfi gu bisism 3peds
sneaairtsn 8iriuoisn berbsrrIiat tperoen.
Der Riinitlsr min sbsn i,insn @ortra9 Be.
ainnen. ga iprinst pl6blid Der Serr
Baron bon S1rsdsn aut iiiirst aui ben
Ssruunbsrtsn LOS uno raunt ION entrii
itst in's Or: Soft be @srs9ter! Was
Ss benton Wsnu g. pol'n ipispn In
mstm Salon, miiis 9, ipispn in Slae,.
banbiaub
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26
Wortipiel.

Der G1auipisIsr 9. Isrnt in elmer Sc
i,liaaft Del isinsm 6rsunoe susi bdbi&s.
iunss 9amsn. augufe uuo 6 IrOline Sa.
gen tsnnsn. Ser 3ufa0 wia'ss, onB q
ON Siide 3uii&sn oisien beiben Oamen 81
FB'n fommt. Wdbrtno oss gIisn iommi
Der @aftsebsr 3u ibm unb frast iHmun'
jslno (: Run - gut p!aeirt?'
.9ortrsffi4." lautets bss aiinilsrs An..
mort; .pie ioate Is aun anbers iein I
3wiidsn u. Sassn uno 6. Sossn ionr
mon F9 bod III nit 3 hagen fs.n."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26
Gin shrIi6sr Wann.

STUDENT (: .Sorf i'd mir pislsi9t biz
anirase erlnub,n, Of lid Der Serr Rom.
msr3isnroib I'M 9sfs, BON Wilton's Der.
lOrsnsm 9araoisie bsiinben g
8ommsr5isnrat6 : .Sunssr Wann, nj.
tommsn g, u,sr por2 Dsnn i'd Is bdtts
sifunbsn. wiiros i'd ,s ldnsii babsn ,urid.
gesebsu Isinsm g~isent5imsr :"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26
sdake siasnsr art birat bic G.L.

.N O't
tuns Wiatns. = Ginaemausrt In ben
Gaismatten Der GitarslIe Iisssn ndmlid
fur ben fall elmer 8elaasruns ;ismlihs
SOndtbs an &um une Gosnue in Gla.
fden, pie gum Sbsil aus 9uremburs
mad Der Attrstuns isner STRUNG mad
MainS d6srfdbrt purrsn. Die VI bius
flung rieisr Spirttuoisn bat bsrsits mad
Gem Grispsn BON 1878 ~bsaonnsn. io,pas
Die dltsiisn 8crrdIbs etra 65 Sabre all
iar. I'm nun pitlslbeu Mot ssreerben
~ laRsu. wirp jsitpeiis NIT Sswiaisuns
pcs prsusti&sn Sriessmtnitsriums Elm
dltsrer Sobrsans b%sroOrasbpit, ssrduBsrl
unp fur Den grI5s rsusr 0orratb einse'
lsst. 60 ssi&ab 20 e,ft Dor turssm wie'
Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26
3t5n &esdn.

4 Nis Seri@isbs auf uiprssr, mas tu
beute thur fannf.
p Nte bsmibe anbsre nit BEN, pas
eu islbf tbun fannf.
- 0srfise nt1t iiber eein @slp, be,
ppr pu IS bait.
4) Nis faufs unndss Saasn. neil f.
tiQts finc.
81 5o&mutb III toaipilissr ais pun,
ssr.
90 @ir hsreusn ME, rpenn wir Al
pents sessi1tn babsn.
y Nidts IN miblau,. rpenn man "a
rilis tbut.
81 Wie oft babsn isne uebsl Sumns,
une S@msis oerurlaat ipsI@s ME Elm,
trater.
81 gstra&ts aass pom ser gutter
Sett:.
10Y Wenn tu sprnis bif. 70 gable 10
ebs on ipridf btt pu absr lsbr sOrnis
10 cable 100. %
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26

Iur UtptTfdprT ftnuEtE.
Dit D~ampff6ifsu sts Rsrs6eutf6sn elpp6 warsen bis
enbe 1850 nbtr sOO,OUO perisneu ~btfSrbert.
Die Ddmpfer bieIsr Gptrpoarfs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26
Wi6pnRGnSniB.

Yfarrsr : Der Ii.be Soft ip,ia Ia bod
bic 96ssl unter Dem Simmel CT uirl
aud bid ni&t uerssien.@
64llsr .Sbt &c he benn ale auf2 p
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26

eiouS, C'Srien, Hlpmeutb, BOOB.
burp, Sac, Suena 0tffa
nns Gberofee,
ID LIBERAL NIT sutem @aHer rsi&li& Der.
isbsu, ltsst in febr sefnnsem Gltma, Nm,
Der gossn ID Der a~qerbeffe une rei6H,
In Soma.
Wsr I'D cine CUTE bsimatb fiber unb bill.
fig srinetn nil, iprs1s pcr BEL
Deter Riene s Sohn,
RurSSfl. Sds Der 4. u. Wainfra6s, Dubuan,
cssr bel Der Soma Siisnbabnlans. @s Itaf&afi u
&sear &apiss. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26

Dit @stt BAT uni,r 81 Batter sas etustum Der Dr,s
hes b. 1epmas ppn Gauiu alien 4tfliStn aufs 9insrtra.
fdtssa slarhtt In istnsn Dsrin ett srsassaasa gDabr.
bdtsn BE-. Slaas,ns ssisriat. untr ben sisltn Gussassn
Der Ntrtt es d.. lesmas ~ssretsnt bic In 1ar.Is. Due
pirmht ia s'thlnns f; it IA cine Der fsrefalhsa ~rspteirt,n
aussatta. Der um tie tatesltfds 9ittratur vrsitnt,
Su6bdntlsr ptsrrt g & tn ~eursmsura Ittftrt I,,i,
nm,ft auieabt uSS0) tn s Octassanstn an Fem trmSsis.
TEN yrttit psu 5 Bsaars france tns 6aus a~slltftrt (astt M
5res.l s4su baariahinns une rplsn rtr niAt unttrIaL.
aufssfsa rsasn, anf sisis fasus aassast aufmrifau ~
maAta. !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26
Die taiboIii&s Su4banbIuns
PIERRE BRUCK

in 9ursmburs psritnSst RASco In aan, qmeri.
Ia sssen FRANCO 9inlsneuns BON 5 Dollars, bic
nsut Gussabe pom 1880:
s. IhOmR Aquinatis Stamina
Theological dilige,tter enaen-
data NicOtai, Sylrii, Billuart
Dc CD. DriOuT. Motifs ornata
1880. s Sanos, srOb In 50 ssbsftt[ gar.ls
Due.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26

PROBATE BUsINEsS.-The following business was
transacted by Judge Hagner in the Probate Court
yesterday, in addition to that mentioned in the
STAR last evening: EXempled copy of will OF RObt.
Prout fled The administrator OF jackson Pollard
was authorized to compromise suit at law. De-
cember 30 was fixed for the settlement OF the es-
tate OF John H. Danell. Estate OF John Rupert;
inventory and lists of debts returned by executor
Estate OF II. V. Redfield, OF McKean county, Pa;
eXempif1ed copy of will filed. In re F. r. Brown
ing, guardian; order that guardian be allowed to
expend $25 per month for the benefit of the ward.
In the case OF Jennie Malord's will compromise
was effected. It was shown that the articles of
furniture, removed from the house by relatives of
the deceased, had been given them by her, and it
was decided that their claim to the property was
good On the return to the estate Of other arti-
cles, to which the claim OF ownership was not SO
clear, the case was settled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26
The Speakershfp Talk TODAY.

new candidate for the Speakership looms up
on the horizon. 1t is Mr.. George D. Robinson, of
Massachusetts,. Mr. Robinson is not a candidate
in the sense that he has asked mortal man to vote
for him; but a number of his friends in the east
and west have made up their minds that he is the
most available man for the place, and they intend
to vote for him. Mr.. Robinson has served three
terms in the House OF Representatives is lawyer
and a graduate OF Harvard College. His service in
the last House OF Representatives was the judi
ciary committee.
It is said that Gen. Keifer, OF Ohio, made the
statement If he did not have stronger following
to begin with than all the other Candidates he
delegation will insist upon the designation Of
Judge Kelly as chairman OF the ways and means
committee. They present no candidate for the
Speakershp, and will vote for the candidate who
appreciates the request to nave Judge Kelly thus
hOnOrcd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

AMUSEMESTs-Sth page.
ATToRSEYs-1st page.
AUCTION SALEs-5th page.
Books, &c.-7th page.
BoARDISG-4th page.
Doors AND SHoEs-6th page.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-5th page.
BUILDERS SUPPLIEs-4th page.
COPARTNERsHIP-6thp page.
CITY ITEMs-Sth page.
DEATHs-5th page.
DRY GooDs-5th page.
EDUCATIONAI-5th page.
FAIRS. FESTIVALS. &C.-1st page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-5th page.
FISANCIAL-5th page.
For RENT tRooms)-4th page
For RENT tHouses)-4th page.
For RENT (Miscellaneous)-4th page.
For SALE (Miscellaneous)-4th page.
For SALE (HousesJ-4th page.
GENTLEMEN's GoODs-5th page.
HoUsEFURSIsHISGs- page.
1NsURANCE-Gth page.
LADIES GooDs-4th page.
LOST AND FoUND-4th page
LIST OF LETTERs-7th page.
MARRIAGEs-5th page.
MONEY TO LOAN-ith page.
MEDICAL, &c.-7th page.
PERSONALITY page.
Professionalism pare.
Pianos AND ORGANs-7th PAGE.
PICNICs, EXCURSIONS, &C.-1st paga.
PRoPOsALs-6th page.
RAILRoADs-7th page.
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-1st page.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-lst page.
SPECIALTIES-4th page.
STEAMERS, &c-7th page.
SAFE DEPOsIT-5th page.
SEWING MACHINEs-4th page.
SPORTING GooDs-6th page.
THE TRADEs-7th page.
TURKISH BATHs-6th page.
UNDERTAKERS, &C.-5th page.
WANTED (Help14th page.
WANTED (Situations) 4th page.
WANTED (Housese4th page.
WANTED (Miscellaneous14th page.
WOOD AND COAI-6th page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26
Sporting Notes.

The oarsman Boyd has accepted the challenge Of
Hanlan to row a race over the Thames champion
ship course for the Thames championship and q
stake from f2OO to 81 ,0C0 side.
In pigeon shooting match yesterday between
DR.. Carver and Mr.. Eden, a member OF the prfnci-
pal English clubs for E100 a side, Mr.. Eden stood
at q yards rise and DR.. Carver at 80 yards. DR..
Carver won the match by five birds. killing IS out
OF SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26
Schooner Sunk.

CHATHAM, MASS, November GA large two
maSted schooner is reported sunk, with all sail
set, five miles northeast OF Hollockr1p lightship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26
Shnf nead.

BIsNARcK,. DAKOTA, Nov. 26.-An alteration
took place last night between Bill Walker and
Frank Fields, both cOlored, In which the former
was shot dead. The ARRAY grew out OF an old
grudge. Walker shot twice, but without effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26
Ffrea.

NEW YORK, November ga fire was discovered,
this morning I'm the 1ve-Story brick building, Nos
90 and 28 Front street, occupied by Charles 4.
Goodwin Sons, bread and cracker bakers. The.
fire spread from the second no0r where ft started
to the upper floors, on which was stored large
quantity OF hour. In about four hours the fre was
bert, and was damaged to the amount OF saOO0.
Charles T. Go0dwns loss on stock is estimated bY
the police at sc, ,000 fully insured.
CHESTER, Pa, November &-The large cotton
factories OF s. Riddle & Son, at Glen Riddle thio
county, sustained damage Of 5000 by nre lass
night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26
Two BrOthers Hanged for the Same


LONDON. November 26-The committee OF tho
confederate bondholders state that their programs
is primarily by steady and persever1ng appeals,
the United States to bring about an opinion, that
that the time has come when the restriction I'M
posed by the Fourteenth amendment OF the con-.
stitution should be removed so far as IL prohibits
the souohern states from affecting just and
equitable settlement OF their debts legally con-
tracted. The committee republics the idea Of;
embarkfng in litigation to recover confederate
property in Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26

SLAUGHTERED FOR THE REPUBLIC."-1n the cur
rent number of the Century Magazine appears a
chapter on some autographs written by the late
President, during his last illness, among them one
to which, after writing in FULL James A. Garfield,
he added strGlguldtnDl pro reIublcd. This Latin
sentence has OccaSiOned much discussion as to
whether the writer originated quoted it, but as
yet, we believe, no one has found it elsewhere.
One American scholar this week said he felt sure
that 1T was quoted from one OF Ctcero's orat1ons
against Cataline But the Italian minister, who is
familiar with CicerO'S works, says he can not re-
call any such expression therein, and felt nearly
OratiOnS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26

BOSTON, November 26-The bank examiner -
completed his examination OF the AFFAIRS Of tho
Pacific bank, OF this city. HIS report VIII not -
given cut for several days but it's aufhOrtattve3y
stated that the condition o. the bank d 80 ~
favorable, that the Z. g. Comptroller yesterday
requested the assoctated banks % n0min11o . -
celvH an1 W1nd - - a9atIAp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26
The STAR ROUTE CASES IN TIE OUAxER Crry.

THE STAR ROUTE CASES IN THE QUAKER CITY,
telegram from Philadelphia, last night says.
ssThe star route cOnsprators were to-day REQUIRED
to renew their bail In the sum OF 5000 each. At
the February term Of the district court the eases
viii be called for trial. unless the district attor
ney Is otherwise instructed by the WashingtOn
authorttes.n '--1ss--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26

ENGINEER CORPS CHANGES. - The following
changes in the stations and duties OF officers OF
the corps of engineers are made: Capt Chas E. L.
b. Davis will report to the Secretary OF the Trea-
Sury for duty as engineer OF the 10th light house
district, relieving Major John NJ. Wilson from tenn
porary duty. Capt. David P. Heap is relieved from
his assignment as engineer OF the 10th light house
district and, at the expiration OF leave Of absence
will report to the chief of engineers. First Lieut..
Theodore A. Bingham will report to Major VIM. r.
King at Chattanooga, Tenn, for duty under his
immediate orders.
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SAW BOTH DIE.-COl Rockwell, it is said, is the
only person who actually saw both of the assassi-
mated Presidents die. He was detailed by Sec
retary Stanton as soon as President Lincoln was
shot, to be on guard at the house where he was
lying, and witnessed the death struggle next
morning.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
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PHILADELPHIA, November e6-Thomas q. Han.
tried for the murder OF q. A +. vaushyn. by beat
ing him on the head with q cane July I'd, was -.
quilted this morning..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

F~ K. OF P.-SECTION No. 6. ENDOWMENT
80 Rank, will hold Special Meeting at its hall on
order Of President j. h Watt. HALVOR NELSON,
n25-2t' Secretary and Treasurer.
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kilograms to The Star.
Events i'm the Old World.

Events i'm the Old World.
A LAND LEAGUER's PAINTING FIT LEADS 10 Hre
ARREST.
DUBLIN, November 26-Mr. Phillips. heretofore
described as an accountant OF the Land League,
and who was arrested yesterday under the coer-
ciOn act, recently had fainting fit in the street,
and while he was unconscious papers I'm his pocket
were abstracted. 1t is believed that these papers
arrest Although he is not a member OF the
League IL is stated that Mr.. Phillips has acted aO
paymaster since DIR. kenny's arrest.
THE IRISH VICTIM OF THE POLICE
DUBLIN, Noy 26.-The court OF Queens bench
has issued writ OF ce7fioTdIi, removing into the
Queens bench division all dispositions concerning
the death OF Mansfield, at Blllyroggel, County
Kilkenny, last month, regarding which a verdict
OF wilful murder has been returned by the coro-
nerS Jury against Sub-inspectors O'Brien and
Boucher, who commanded the police on the oc-
caSion OF the riot there.
DEFEATED BY "susPEcrr
DUBLIN, November 26--At the municipal cleo
ton the mayor OF Drohgeda, who was a candi-
date for reelection, was defeated by Mangan, q
suspect" confined In Dundalk jail
GOOD SIGN IN IRELAND.
At meeting of the managers of the Cork Saw
fngS bank, held yesterday, IL was stated that the
amount lodged In the bank during the present
year is the largest since the famine years
Two BrOthers Hanged for the Same
Murder.
CHARLESTON, SC, November 26.-Richard James,
colored, was hanged at MariOn in this state, yes
terday for the murder OF ID. NJ. Harrell. A brother
OF Richard James. who participated in the crime.
was hanged I'm June last. The prisoner went TO
the gallOwS with firm step. He claimed 10 be In
nocent He did not say whether his brother was
guilty. When conducted TO the place OF execution
he obtained permission TO address the crowd In
about his feeling sure OF forgiveness and eternal
happiness At 12:07 the rope fell His neck was
not broken and he struggled very little for about
hVe minutes
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REPRESENTATIVE PAGE, of California, has been
appointed delegate to represent the wine inter
ests of the Pacific coast at the tariff convention
which meets at Cooper Institute, New York, on the
29th and 3Oth inst, and he has accepted.
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GEN. DUDLEY, commissioner of the pension bu-
reau, says there is truth in the report that he
is to be transferred to the head of the patent
bureau AT least, he added, ''if there is, know
nothing whatever about 1t"
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CANDIDATE.-Gen. Jesse II. Moore, OF Illinois
wants to be Commissioner of Pensions in case tn,
present Commissioner is made Commissioner o
Patents. Gen. Moore was chairman OF the HouS
committee on pensions in the Forty second Con
greSS
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PERsONAL-PrOfessOr NewcOmb has been so
seriously Ill In Boston that he had to postpone his
proposed course OF lectures before the Lowell In
stitute in that city.-M. Gerard, who has been
connected with the French legation here for some
time past, sailed on Wednesday for Paris, to fill
responsible place in the home Office OF Minister OF
Foreign AnairS-EX-C Commissioner Phelps is in
Fauquier county, experimenting the working of
some mining Interests he has there.-Ex-Gov-
ernOr Lowe Is In the cty.--COl. Rockwell will, it
IS said, have paper on President Garfield i'm the
next number Of the Century magaZine.-CoL
Geo. w. Hooker, OF Vermont, candidate for Ser
to opening his canvass for that position.-Judge
ScOfied returned to the city this morning, and is
at the Riggs.--Capt; Ira Goodnow, Doorkeeper
OF the House, is at Wizards, with his wife, and
will spend the winter in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sentatives Mckinley and George arrived at the
Ebbitt this morning.