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TE1BODAUX. Lt SAMEDI FEVRIER 1882

CT lOuto VlOIdtlOO lie fOf(lre 00
Ia cour seIa consid6re CONNIE un
,uepris de cour ct puni couform9
meut a la lOi.
III cxpressement ponyvu que
chaque pe'sonne association do
persOnnes, maison commerciale
ou corporation, ,equises lie pren
DIRE llcence, sous Get act, seront
0bligees de Ia placer dams Fen
droit lc plus voyant dc lcur e:a
biis>ement, sous l.eise dune
amentle t!e pas moins de dix pias
tres 1T dc pas plus lie cent pias
tres, recouviabie par le collec,eur
de Take devant n'importe gnellc
corr de juridiction compc,ehte 4;
ct il est dn devOir de tOus les col
lecteu's de Taxes de l'Etat de vi
sitter Ell pe,SOnne on par leurs de-
putes les differcnts emdroits t'af
talres, ct Sc reudre cOmpte 81 les
provisions de cette section sOnt
stlictement executees
Sect. Is. La seule evidence
legale qu'une licence a etc payee,
sera Ia forme adop,ee, issue rar
l'auditcur de cOml,tes public>, IT
aucun ,eca dohuee par le coilec
trur de take en place lie Ia licen
CT SER, vali,le, 1t cettc clause svra
intcrpreiee pour empecher IL col
lecteur de take de- dOnncr un
r-cu au lieu de la iicence eu due
fUrme.
Ia section 10 f..it nn dc> cir au
cUliec,enr de take de tenir IN Ii
we dams ieqac! il dot tnrcgistrer
1t ruil,ssev ious les etats tait
sous scrmen1 par les personnes
qM de,irrLt ohtt nir une licence
LA Srct,on 20 .ui donne IL rou
vol: d'adminis;Ie le serment. Lii
section 81 requiers IL coi,ecteuT
de take lie tenir un rrgi>sre dc
licencrs dams lrqnel seront merits
les mons de tOute persUnn", aS>O-
citation de personnrs, m"i>on d'af
faiics on corporations, Ia classe
1t la graduation, le mcntant de
la licence 1T In date dc Ia cnliec
ton on tlu Placement. l.e 81 de
cemb.r de cha1le ann6r, ii de-
vra faire TN transcripet i'rHvoyrr
4 l'Autliteur DIES complies Public.
La Section % donne le ponsoir
an Gouvcrncar tie designer Til
avosat dams cha4ur lsaro;ssc
don't lie slcvOir est d'ailrr !e col
iectrnr dc Licences. Pour >es ho
| norairp il Itctvra Ge iou! uelin
qn mt dix pour cent sur Ii mon
! tant dc Ia licsnce ct dix pour cen;
su, le p6na'iteS. L. Ter AvriI de
chaaue aimee .lc culicc,rur tie
taxes deliv,era 4 Get avocit nne
lls.e complete de tous les drlin
quan;s H.. licenses indila"m h'"r
.lempure ct lrur g ure d'atfaircS
lcQur! scra tenn de srocr'ler i'm
mddiatemrni 4 la. collection dies
dites licences dues, contormrmrni
. & Get actp. La section 2i lena les
cautions du co.!ecteur dn ,axe
responSab!es de t;mte incomre
tencc OIL negligence de ce. OIL
/ cier-t,ans Ia collection des dites
licrnces. La sectiJn rs, alone
aux coflectcurs tie paroi>Se cinq
pour cent sur tOutes les licences
co'lcctecs ct y, yees an Tresor de
FEtat.
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lREVAsSE.-.Dimauche matin
des portes dn Canal de la
npagnie a ced6 sous la preston
IA Masse d'eau coutenue dauS
Bayou Laiourche. La nouyel
d ce d6sastre Il etG mmedlate
nt annouc6 au Gouvencur ct
alel a desuite expedite star les
Ok IN DIES membres du bureau
lng6nieurs dEtat. D'apres
import de Get officer, les donna
que cette crev.,SSe Occaslunne
sll ellie NEST pas prompte-
ut bOuch6e SO chitt'rent par la
de $500 boucauts de sucre.
aque &c chiifre nous paraisse
pa 6leve, il est certala que
degatS serOnt considerables.
eudaut sur 10 rapport dun
aOre da Jury de Poiice qui,
'ersdi dernier, s'est transports
fles lieux. nne grande partie
ss degats peuvent atre evltes
as Sc met immetliateneut a l'Ou
We, car d'apiAs CO quill 4 VII,
NJ d'opinion que ia masse
az Qul UaSSe mar Cptto .O,lver
Y neut faciiement otfe arl6tee.
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Ia tOi des Eicci.ces.

Vie nouyelle loi ronr lever, Co!
Ae' ct faire pay er une take dc
slcs auuueiie a a,6 adoplee a
setnlere session ex,raordinairv
"a Legislature. Il, CONNIE
sef'yous la're plaisir aux per
ssuunes Fouian.Nuni IN csaa'
''S' ane profession, one Nota
r. ele &C, Ii, a;I1A "a :
N'ae a'"ita!ft'S, :.tt', P1~'' :
pfes les photographic, y u ! .'s'.h-
!" aux luthi;ii. eA lrt g..
FlstGLrA Gi, & .,M ,,5
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l.atou::i,e.
Succession OF William Harvey, No. 1853
Prab.:cs.
Pursuant toan order and decree Of above
Court ni, III oi,s,ilrnce TO ii commission to
lnt objected iii ;!o aoOve eutitl,d and Eum-
hered ,Iy,es.on | will II, inr sale ut pub
lie atiet!on .iur>;;:.u. to Jaw IL the last and
highest bidder o.: the premises situated in
the iE;lc',ia'a vicinity AID West or above
the Town "i Thibod:'aX. ou Saturday
March i,h. 1913, between the hours of II
ing described ,rolc ~ to-wit:
|. 4 certai.! ;siccs. or lot of ground s.tua-
ted in the parish OF Lfhnrche, in tie i;n-
mediate vicinity ana West or above the
tow {; ra.ipdaux measuring Ninety two
5af,00 tee: front uD ST Mary street hy One
hantra'! an,i tautg t"o 2;llYt Ley iD
depth. !nc iit,rtr or :, ,efcl: !:ha dignity
opening 81 a. Ia give oRe iuI,l.efi 5,lia i've
feet OF the rear II $yGsIeIn i;Ie. / he low r
or Eastern line to he 1t wo hundred a:,d
seventy scycn 81. lo0 ( ct :r.ln ;lat " ST.
ware, ti GLurct street ttis icing the
fourth lot frpiu said Church street c.rurtt
ing o y plan Of suldiy s.:on oi ta property
of the itihouaux Saw tii, ttnpuUT exc
cutes. ty ). $. t.v.i.s arsi EoG Or formerly
in the Isos. es>.rn OF 81 Il l'",nnany tor refer
encc) .eupcsi in front or .sH.til by ST.
Mary street. East By lot ct Nm. II. haa"n.
South by iau,s nuw ~ formerly oi the
he rs of Gcprg- :, Gl,o: a,!ti Meet by
property ol lie I.laaeiat,S Saw Nil loI,
mliy. Togethei NTH Al The buildings nd
! imprOv. ;aeHts thereon
| (For tit!e aca Conysyaaco BooE. No. i6.
! D. 3, l.. .c8r,er-' otnt".
/ .. Certificate ne. II pf the T!.ihnaux
| Saw Mill Go-rI.ah7 for }1j eaares ci the
Capita s.ue,, oi sa;. Company.
| 3. Ger sE,cato Nc. ~ u tAa Iui?,odars
Saw Mil Company is- IL siiarea Of the
Capital stock 81 sd;,i tcannary.
l. (c!t;fcata \ q. 10 ul the Eh,bos'au,
/ Saw Mill ,o:.jsIv tus Is arGre- Il tht
Capsai -to.t 1t ea:,l I".s:;'@t.T.
/ ). Oie i',r;oE -af, wa ,.:asf.s tNr aIio
tables. IeH .ets .-4,i 'eadjrEs. cAairs
r,c..lij,g ei..ia. ,o"s,;j,. '.t-t.-..i. No prem
isory Gotfs. *.
Terms ot 9..sa Cash - ~ e,4, Ia U,it.'
State- Treasury : go u ;ar Uoi,->.
oaHu.try 2Sta. 1882.
THEus'tiiLE Tisi!,CDAUE.
Shell ii
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Laoy ACADEMY -C'cst Mer-
aIprocllaln que .!l!s av"i' lieu
psIa sale Wn.eily. Ia rcin {
ration .lramatlque d"nn2: au
4e6ce de l'ecole pnblique com
sous le nom do EuinH Acade-
Tous cenX qul s'int6ressertt
eite ecole, une des meii.cures
les mieux suivies Par los Ell
as de la Corporation, he
brent ,.pas uesliger d'apporter
kabole i cetle representation
promet d'6tre tres bri;lante,
tout 81 GU Sc rappel'c qHe les
Fenus, proyenant des appor
anements de,rEtat, des taxes.de
Ifoisse ct de corporation scnt in
hsants pour la maintien d'u
session scolaire dc dix mOis.
Nur eombler 10 deficit, il est done
kessaife que les habitants de
lllbodaax qui retirent tout Ia
enlage dc cctte institution lui
kuneut ell aide. En ce faisant
Ifer0nt non settlement acte dc
Scit0yens lnaiS encore do bons
ns DO famille.
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|,cuArs,-Mme Tompkins .
..ta vour la somlne dc $500
[sres un des plus beaux ter
ds Ia vile dc ThiUo'laux.
[,srain, sur lequel SO trouve
|. homie residence, est sltue
Ia rue Jackson ct apparte
IA Nine E. J. Brutt.
n DR., J. Il. Fleetwood a fait
lament acquisition de deux
L,sius situes dams Ia rue st.
kHlippe, pour la somme de tro's
EIle piastrcs quill u payee comp
nj al vendeur, Pierre Bonrce.
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A remedy with such q reputation as Hostel:
teri, stomach Btters deserves fair trial. IL
vnu arc ,lyspcptic, your malady will eventually
Weld to it; II you are feeble, lack flesh and feel
desponden., it will both build and cheer you
~ bilious. healthfuliy stimulate your liver.
Don't despond, but make this effort in the right
direction. .D.,
generally.
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!, ,,rcrR1cIrE.-Le Conseil de
!. uenss toujours a l'ee'airaye
sa,re Vile au moyen de l'elac
as w. Uu comite doit, dit-on
W. ]o'omme pouryisiter la compa
mi 6claire actuellemeut la
|. Orleans par ce moyen. Nous
|s'srespoir,que ce comi,e employ
'1S '.a".lesmoyens ell sa,,possesslOn
sntar Ia vile dc ThibO,lhux
r.tame d'eclairage qui devien
.hipnt6t upicerSel.
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b. .iu.
This casa having be. II regularly fixed irr
trial was taken up and tried. aud the las
and til. evidence hsing IN favor OF the plain
tiff ard against the defendant.
1t is ordered as:ju'lsed and drcrceA.
Iha: Juti ,,ne.t DC AMI is hereby re n'lere,t
in favor Of the plaintiff. aud against the
defendant. dccretiny II separation of prop
erty between said plaintiff. Minnie Frank
wife of Henry Marx and defendant. said
Henry Marx, dissolving forever the eo.n
munity ri acquets aud gains existiH. be-
twccn them and according and granting to
plaintiff the sol. an, cxclusA 6 management
aud administration OF her separate business
and property.
Thus done read and eigned in open Court
this 2Ist. day OF .Ianuary lse.
iSignedI ARTHUR F. kNOELOCH.
Judge .nth. Judicial District Cont.
File.! january :.lst. 1879.
fSiyne,l J. u. kNOBLOCH. Clerk.
{ ~ } 4 true copy
,'~a lest: Cior','s t':!r. pa'rsA q
- f-s;3ascl.e s'sis v,,F- ta..'f IL. rs y
i. ,. ioz2,
J..'. ALLAN, nepctr t':e..
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aS - 81 u4,,ee "a 'tsaH e;i F5s.* i.se.s
SsCasi1 = Aefesy = ) : teQS. s...t .,.st
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In Testimony whereof
~ Witness my hans! and seal of
LIS. Office this :he End, ,'sy oc February
(~~ 4. y. 1882.
j. ". kNOBLOCH,
Clerk
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Club DRAMArIQUE.~Le Csnb
k,na,ique don't nous pari'ons
Eus notre dernier Numcro est
(ajntenant organise sous lie nom
"The Evergreen Dramatic
b Of Thibodaar," avec Mr. \.
|Iaswigne, CONNIE Presi'isn, ct
lid. Moore CONNIE StdJe Han
~
ICs club compose Il. l'e.i'e d"s
hups gems de rotre i'!a, aussistil
kx que capables, cant s"coa
spar lrenlp cinq me.nhres homo
Ess, clioi sis paranl IA
nla,lon Ia rlas tcn'rab!c
tctrs ra.oi;Sr, oa i.h'i';'
rs en- ScmrntS Cnniuli Es, a.
b sraud drs slc, ea, seNt, par
amateurs de>iniGfes IS G"l
Ihl en yue qar le ta'ie passer
Imomrnts a.leab!es a Ia poiM
an do uo;ic vile.
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r..natlons Locales.

|..,rs.-Le ColIecteur dc Taxes
In.,n"elIement occupe a prepa
=. MIid ,;"re des contribuables q"i
). mas " encore paye leurs taxes
p' e ~ cette liste doit etre pro
-u !a.ment livree 4 la pnblica
'''. s.nx-ci ferait bien de regler
cet officer dams le plus
sas,ai. s.ils venlent eviter des
=. . =, Ia publication de leur nom
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List CfJurOrS.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Lafourche,
CLERKS OFFICE.

CLERKS OFFICE, !
February .,h, 1882.
l hereby certify the follow ing nam. d pre
so ns have been drLwn Tn this Ly the Jury
comnsiss oners vi said parisl, tn serve as
Jurors for II e ensuing term of Of eaid Cont
Jury for TIC first w<ek Of Co~,t tfginning on
tie Jrd dus II iyrl 1882 o.
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Notice!

Estimate @ o. the probable expenses Of the
Parish cs Latni,rche for the fisca. year be-
winning January :st. 1882.
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TUFTS HAIR DYE,

GRAY HAIR or WHIgKKRs changed to . 0LOoeY
BLACK BY . single application Of this DYE. 1t
aold By Druggist OF sent By express on receipt a.
ONCE, 80 Murray St., New York.
II D.. fCTTD MAyCAL ef Valuable Isfbsuates sd II
VEsfsl 1sssepes wi1 - uA1lDA ER11 apDllsaslsa.
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s1:TE-Cr IOCI lama.
@G;h. Judicial n:S!rict Court, Parish Of
l.;,;ou:sic.
Succession OF William Harvey, No. 1853
prub.:cs.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Parish of J.afuurche No - cG:!, Judtial
District Court.
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Minnie Frank. wife, vs.. Henry Marx, his
ba.l.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
RIpDLEBERoERs VIEWS.
The Junior virEiniA senator Express,
InI. n.a..aa.. -. .u..I -. al..AIa.a.


IsIs Opinion on Various subjects.
senator-elert Riddleberger said last night, in
answer to a question as to what he thought was
the Of the Republican defeat at the late cleo
ton:
''Not being in full fellowship with either Of the
two great parties, OF course, cannot speak from
the standpoint Of either In my opinion the 5eo
every day. They are ired Of boss rule In parties
as well as in other things"
SENATOR what about the reorganization OF the
Senate after the dth of March7"
81 suppose there will be no trouble about that.
Jhe Republicans will reorganize y without any
dents" A.
great dependent act in the Senate ailer March
Well, myself and Senator Mphone." -
"Do you call Senator Malone an lndependentY'
"oh, yes. He is not Republican, nor is he
Democrat, He Is n Virginia Readjuster, who votes
and acts with that party which most nearly ae,
most interest his immediate constituency. So far,
the Republican party has thus acted"
Glow about yourself, Senator2
~ shall act Independently in all matters OF
legislation. shall not tie myself 10 any party.
shall vote and dcmean myself in the Senate SO
as to, in my judgment, best subserve my country,
regardless OF party or factions. My greatest desire
Is TO see united, happy, and prosperous people.
have no enemies to punish or friends to 5ewaTd. ARD
self by joining in the disputes and differences of
either party; but. as remarked awhile ago, ex-
ercise my own judgment on oil questions and vote
accordingly"
How do you think Virginia viii vote in the
next Presidential eontest2'
4" That depends upon circumstances aud the
nominees?'
WHO do you think will be chosen secretary Of
the Senate 2"
~ am not exactly prepared to say. Mr.. Gorham
probably has the inside track but, understand
me, l am not nominating anybody for any Of the
Offices of the Senate at the present time"
- Then, Senator, YOU have no choice as yet TO
express for the officers of the senateT
mo, sir none"
Thus saying, the good d.natured Senator bid the
scribe good might, and the two atesmen parted
EuenfJld Critic 1Ah
National Republican., 1882-11-22
PERSONALITIES,


Senator Edmunds, of Vermont, is visiting his
sister in Michigan.
Ex.Secretary Blaine has begun furnishing his
new house. and expects 10 move into II about De-
cemberl.
Newsboys, look up The new Democratic gov
ernoT of Connecticut once shouted "Eres yer
HulTuld, Sun, Times, an 1rtbyaRe III the streets
of New York,
Congressman Flower, of New York. has consid-
erably more head ON him than most persons have
than 10 say that the Republican party is gone"
Mrs. Admiral Porter, about whom there was a
foolish rumor that size was suffering from para
says that she has not had days illness since the
opening of the summer season,
Mrs. scoyille seems TO have found her level
among crowd Of kanucks, who are as crazy as
she is. After one of her lectures the mayor Of the
town and other citizens adopted resolution to
the effect that the proofs Of her sanity were con-
yiDcing.
Grover Cleveland, the handsome governor. elect
OF New York, is a bachelor, aud the gosSips say
that he must get married at once IL he intends To
enter the lists fr the Presidency, unless he desires
TO suffer the same fate as Bachelor Tilden, who
was also reformer.
Tom oohiltree has started on tour of his dis
trict to learn the wants Of his constituents and
what legislation will conduce to their prosperity.
This does not indicate that the commercial in
tsTests of Galveston, which is included in the dis
trct, will suffer, as the supporters OF Mr. Ochil-
trees opponent are loudly Calming.
When Mrs. McElroy the Presidents sister, was
asked why she did not become mistress OF the
White House, she replied that she owed her time,
first of all, TO her husband and five children, Her
admirers here say that IL she chose to do the
honors" she would be popular for her gentle self
possession and her quiet elegance of manner.
Nine Nilsson evidently doesn't suffer from any
form of stage e-tright The other evening at her
concert in Boston, when her duet with MISS Glenn
was reached on the programme, she advanced
alone TO the tootlights, and said: Ladies' and
gentlemen, Miss Glenn has such bad cold that
she can't sing In the duet. If you don't mind
much will sing solo; = and-then. amidst much
applause, announced the name Of the impro 'ised
saiection,
National Republican., 1882-11-22
The State of the Union.

When the President shall, in obedience
TO the Constitution, "give to the Con-
gress information of the state of the
Union" it may not be becoming in him
to include that common knowledge, of
which he could not present accompany
ing proofs, of the unwillingness of a
great political faction in many localities
to release its violent and bloody hold
upon, and mon opoly of, the ballot-boxes
wherein should be, but is not, recorded
the will of the majority. But if the
United States supervisors of election
who have lately been roughly handled
or wholly prevented from acting were
to report Immediately to the Attorney
General he would be able to bring to
the Presidents notice, officially, a
state of affairs in Alabama, South Caro-
lima, Mississippi, and elsewhere, which
would show that the laws of the United
States are set at naught in those localities
as contemptuously as though they ema.
mated from some weak and offensive
foreign government. There may be no
practical remedy for these wrongs, but
they would aid in the formation of cor
rect public opinion, and the friends OF
law might not make the mistake of form
ing copartnerships with the party at the
North which alternately denies and de-
fends the crimes Of its Southern Bourbon
wing.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
questionable Election Methods. +"

Every now and then flash of hidden
truth lights up the pages of even the
Bourbon sheets of the South. 1t seems
that Georgia Democratic journals have
been twitting those of North Carolina
for the poor showing made in the recent
elections, and in answer thereto the
Raleigh IN. C.) Ne,cs and Observer of the
18th instant replies as follows:
Georgia papers say Virginia and North Car
olina sold out cheap. She did so well we can't
get mad with her, but would say we dare do all
that becomes men up this way. If we were will
ing to adopt certain questionable election methods
in vogue farther South we might produce more
splendid victories.
Here is candid confession from a
North Carolina Bourbon that his friends
farther South are guilty of certain
questionable election methods" which
produce more splendid victories" Will
the Ne.cs and Observer tell us what are
these "certain questionable election
methods in vogue farther South which
their tar-heel brethren, as become men,
dare not do. We had an idea that the
North Carolina Bourbon was equal to
every emergency of the Solid South.
Two years ago they elected their gov
ernor by very questionable methods"
some of which had to be explained
and paid for in Federal court.
At that time, in one county
alone (Halifax), by q questionable
method" the Republican nominee fell
short of his true count by 2,72S votes,
which were counted as "become men "
at the late election, thanks to the lesson
learned at the bar of Judge Bond. And
our advices from the Old North State go
to show that the same lesson in other
localities will have to be learned, for,
Notwithstanding the Ne,Cs aud OJserverS
display of virtue, questionable election
methods have at the late election been
adopted in various portions of North
Carolina to defeat the popular will at
the ba!lot-hox, lot only for local State
officers, but for Congressman as we'll.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
A Ouie, vy.daiup.


A Apleasant party assembled at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Holtzman. No. 920 street
northwest, Tuesday evening, to witness the mar
riase of their daughter Estelle TO Mr Byron s.
Adams. The impressive and beautiful ceremony
of the Catholic Church was performed by Father
Rocheiort, of ST. Dominic's, after which the young
couple received the hearty congratulations OF
those present. Instead of taking tho customary
wedding tour, as Mr.. Adams's business will not
permit him TO leave the city now, the newly: mar
ried pair will settle quietly down to housekcep:
ing at GIG Third street northwest The bridal
presents were very numerous, embracing almost
every article of silver, piano, handsome oil
paintings and everything rich and beautiful.
The guests were limited to the immediate rela-
lives and friends of the young people, and in;
cluded the Hon. George Rye, of Virginia, DR.. and
Mrs. A. c. Adams, Mr and Mrs. r. o. Hoffman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas $: Burr, Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
ilton Adams, Mrs. S. T. G. Morseil, Mr. Edwin
Morsell, Mr.. Ernest Hoffman, Mrs. Henry Brad
ley, Mr.: J. Bradley Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
White, Miss Matte Brown, Miss Lula Adams, MIS-.
J. G. Adams, Miss Emma Hoffman, Mr.. William
NJ Brown, Miss Eva Windsor, Mrs. II. Bagley,
Messrs. Charles Ii. Burr, G. Ii. McGlue, G. p
SwayZe, and Thomas Parker
National Republican., 1882-11-22
wedding MT CIiTburne:

A quiet but interesting wedding took place at
"Cliff burne," near Mt Pleasant, on Monday eve
ming, the contracting parties being Mr.. Randolph
Ward, of Virginia, and Miss Belle Brown. The
groom is q talented young man. and belongs to
of the oldest and most aristocratic families in
the Old Dominion, and the bride is a young lady
possessing many charms of person and is highly
ACCOMPLISHED She is O sister of Mrs. Austin p.
Mr. Leonard, rector of st. Johns Church. On ac-
count of recent family bereavement, the we'd
ding was attended by only the immediate fami-
Mrs. Warren Brown, the brides mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. 7: Brown and family, Miss Minnie Brown,
General Brady and family, Paymaster Sawyer, U.
s. NJ and family Miss Colley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
b. Conger, Mr.. Pickett, and Miss Ward.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
Liquor Cases.

The following cases Of unlicensed bars were be-
fore the police court Tuesday; James Donnelly,
at Fourteenth aud l streets northwest q second
ofrense, fined sl05, and an appeal noted. Gibson
Brothers produced license, and the case was dis
missed. Michael Hayden, No. 3l5 Fourteenth
street northwest whose place is located within
400 feet of hoo-house, was fined Sl05 or sixty
days, and noted au appeal