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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., <S56,723 O3; customs, $685., ,21395.
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CATARRH. COLD IN THE HEAD AND HAY FEVER.
We hear from our customers the most hattering re-
ports of Elys Cream Balm believe it is an article of
real merit. SMITH, KLINE & Co., wholesale Drug
gists, Philadelphia. Pa.
ELYS' CREAM BALM CO.,
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kilograms to The Star.
LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP HERDER.

SUDDEN DEATH OF A NEW YORK POLITICIAN
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The Training ship Portsmouth.

NEWPORT, X. L.. Oct 9-The training ship Ports
mouth. the flagship OF the training squadron, ar
rived OH Conanlcut Park at late hour last night,
IRON Madeira, which group or Islands she leTI on
september 9Th. All on board are we'll She is en-
route 10 Gdrdner's bay, where she is ordered 10
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RuNORED DUEL OF j. AGnLER SMITH AND
GEORGE ID. WIsE.-Gc7. Cameron, OF Virginia, is
In this city. lie has a rumor that Mr.. George ID.
wise and eX-Representative j. Amber Smith, Of
Virginia, have had hostile meeting, in which
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demption, S257.OOO
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THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH.-The statements tele-
graphed hence touching President Arthur's health
are laughed at at the White HOUSE. A President
who can eat three or four meals day and fish
twelve hours day Is not so near the edge of the
grave as to cause any serious apprehension.
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1SC. O'MEARA'S LIQUID teC.
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GGG LILL UU EEE

Warranted the strongest, toughest and most elastic
Glue on Earth! Endorsed by that great Scentest Prot
Baird. OF the u 8. Fish Commission. Clues every
China stone &c Always ready for instant use Ussd
Departments Cabinet makers Marble and hmn.
dreds OF families, Bottle of O'Mearas Fish Glue with
Brush and Tin Cover only 15c. BY mail lOc extra
The trade and public supplied by -
j. u. OMEARA CO..
lS41 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington D.
Headquartsrs for that wonderful 81 RAZOR! That
$35 GUN! That 81 CORN KNIFE, endorsed Inv ali
Chropodists. Sporting Goods Catalogue sent postpaid
Sold also by W. G. o'MEARA. 21s Penua ave. q,
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The bonds Of A. 6 Taylor and J. +. C. Clarke as
Justices Of the peace were approved In General
Term to-day.
In the Criminal Court to-day, in the thirteen re-
naming cases against ThoS. ]. Bicksler for cOun-
tereittng, or having In his possession counterfeit
pros, this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-09

SURGEON c. S. d. FEssENDEN, of the Marine hos
pital service, stationed at New York, has been Or
dered to proceed to St Louis, KY, to relieve Sur
geon Henry w. Sawtelie, who is ordered to New
York. The changes take effect November1.
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TOM HOUSE COMMISSION

THE BOSTON CUSTOM HOUSE COMMISSION
Acting Secretary of the Treasury New was in
formed to-day that the Boston custom house COM
mission was organized at Boston this morning
with Amos Webster, chief clerk OF the Treasury
department, as president, and Frederick Grant, OF
the custom house, as secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-09

THE CONTRACT for furniture for the new public
building at Harrisburg, Pa, was to-day awarded
to the Robert Mitchell Furniture Company Of
Cincinnati.
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Racing i'm England To-day.
CONTEST FOR THE CLEARwEIL STAKES AT new


LONDON. Oct. 9.-The Newmarket second Octo-
Der meeting was opened to-day. The race for the
Clearwel stakes for two-year old colts and f1lies
over the T. Y. c., nve lurlongs and 140 yards was
won by Mr.. LefeyreS brown flly Hauteur. The
second place was secured 10y Lord Cadogan's
brown colt, Goldfield, and third place by Mr. f.
GrettonS bay cold Acrostc. Twelve ram includ.
Ing Mr.. \. LorillardS bay colt MassaSsoit and Nr
j. K keepes bay colt Patosi.
THE RACE FOR THE DITToN STAKES
Tor two yearS-oldS. was won by Prince SotykofY,s
Lord Brudenell. Mr. j. K keenes Blue Grass
came in second, and Mr.. Crawford's Rhineland
third. There were four starters.
BETTING ON THE RACE FOR THE CzAREwrroH
STAKES.
LONDON, Oct 9-The latest betting on the race
Tor the cZarewitch st tkes to he run tomorrow at
New Market, is as follows: Five to 1 against City
Arab, 5 TO against Shrewsbury, to ! against
Chippeneaie,S TO l against Corrie Roy, IL TO
against Nlnterbourne, IL TO against Retreat IS
TO against Jasmtn. 20 TO l against Pursebearer,
Is 10 ag inst Marden, 33 to 1 against Baron
Farney, 33 20 against Vista, 10 TO I against Mr..
keene's Romeo, SO TO against Ninetta and 100 TO
i against Marylebone.
Changes i'm the Head Of the Comet.
PRELPS n. Y, Oct 9-Prof. Brooks. of the Red
House Observatory, detected great changes In the
head or the comet this morning, which were not
seen during the observations OF yesterday. The
nucleus appeared greatly elongated, and clearly
split into two unequal parts. A small crescent,
shaped envelope was also being thrown OF la front
OF the head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-09

Il is stated that the land league IN this country
Is not dissolved.
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THE CASE OF Ex-AGENT TIFFANY.-Com
Price states in regard to the Indictment OF Indian
Agent Tiffany, that Tiffany resigned his agency
month ago. He was about TO be dismissed at the
time. Tucson dispatch says that ChaS HuSsler,
the interpreter OF the San Carlos agency for sew
eral years. reported that the dissatisfaction among
the Indians was caused by Tiffany, who instead OF
giving ratiOnS to the Indians sold them to traders
a SpaC
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BISHOP WALSH IN FAVOR OF HOME RULE.

LONDON, ONT, Oct 9.-BsHop Walsh, who has
just returned from Visit 10 Ireland, yesterday
In ST. PeterS cathedral re Tred to the lrisa uues-
tlon. He condemned in scaling terms the agra-
rlan crimes, but quoted statistics TO show that
tnege Was less crime IN Ireland proportonately
than In England, Scotland and Wales. While op.
posing The dlSintegration of the empire the bishop
favored nome rule for Ireland similar 10 that en-.
loved by Canada.
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SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON, OF the marine hos
pital service. in his annual report recommends the
establishment OF national snug harbOr.
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WayIaid ana Murdered.

CINcISSATI ONO, Oct. 9-Most active work is
being done by the police under the stimulus OF the
heavy reward offered for the arrest OF the muir
derer or murdererS OF A. W. Ross, at Glendale.
The most generally accepted theory is that the
murder was committed by persons who knew Mr.
Ross habit OF coming home by the late train on
Saturday night, ana that he was accustomed 10
algEt from the train at the crossing near his home
instead or riding on TO the depot. His body was
found within a hundred and fifty feet or the rail-
road, showing that he was attacked Immediately
after leaving the train. He was struck both from
behind and in front He had Ia 4 hand a small
revolver, which he had never beg. 10 carry until
two weeks ago. Ii was not cockeI, and all the
chambers Were full showing that lac was attacked
unawares The robbery was done so hastily and
incOmpletely as to show that the work was not
done 10y professionals No weapon was found with
which il was thought the murder was committed.
The wounds indicate that an iron rod or bar was
used. There viii be meeting or the village coun-
Gil OF Glendale Tonight to offer further reward
for the arrest OF the murderer or murderers
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I ATEST PUBLICATIONS.
McPhersons Hand Book Po itics. 1882 ..... S. 90
SpoHords Marquis OF Carabas". "............... LOO
DeIalder,s Mrs Look Before You Leap" 80. !. 90
ne Little Brich Church. Falkener ......... 1.5O
aodern Apphcauons oi Electricity, Hospitalier 4. so
haMers BeaunfuI Houses ses.................... ]. so
Mltary IeieSrag OF TIE Clvi. War. two vols 100
Malock Social Equaity ...-................. 100
Lone, found Robin Series: :................ LOO
Franklin Square and Seaside Libraries.
JAMES j. CHAPMAN
Metropolitan Bookstore
50 gil Pennsylvania avenue.
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THE TOTAL ESTIMATE OF APPROPRIATIONS re-
qured for the service Of the fiscal year ending
June 30 1884, by the office OF the second controller
OF the Treasury is s110,920 which amount includes
authorized by the last appropriation act. The rec
Ommendation OF last year for the increase Of the
be renewed by the second controller in his annual
reOOrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-09

THE Z. s. SUPREME CoURT.-The October term
of the Q. S. Supreme Court was convened at noon
to-day, and as usual on such day the court room
was we'll filed by spectators and members OF the
par The court was opened without unusual for
mality and the session lasted about half an hour,
that time being occupied in hearing long list OF
applications for admission to the bar, and motions
in pending cases The Curtis political assessment
case was set for argument on the 23d inst All of
the members Of the court were on the bench eX-
cept Justices Field and Bradley, who have not
yet arrived in the city. The docket will be called
tomorrow, when the business of the term will be
commenced in earnest
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-yirginia 6s. consols. s7f:
do. second series. 34s; do. past due coupons 80;
do. new ten -forties, 42A bld to-day.
BALTIMORE, Oct 9.-Cotton Quict-middfng.
ll6. Flour steady and quet-Howard street and west
SUPER 00a3 65: do extra. g. 15a4 50 do family
75a5. 75 city mills 3o0a3. 75 do. extra, B. 1oo
500; do Rio branls. 5.50a5. 75; Patapeco family.
.25; do. suTe-lative patent, G.15 Wheat southern
higher western quiet and steadysouthern red. lOoa
l.09; do amber, 10Sa1. IA; No. western winter red,
SPOT, l.07al.07z October, 1.07al.0 071; November.
l.07i .0S; December l0ss4alO94. January l. los
asked. Corn. southern lower western nrm and moro
active-soutern white 75a77 do yellow, 72a13: west
ern mixed. November. CSa6sh; November or Decem-
Der. G6 hid; November and or December new or old,
6la asked; january. 5sHa59a. Oats lower-southern.
46: do mixed zoa42 Pennsylvania. a2a4e; Rye quies
vana Maryland IS 60al7 90. Provisions steady ana
clear nib sides packed, ll and lsh Baconshoulders
refined. ixt. Butter 6rm- western packed. iCa22;
redned, SssA. Coiee dull-Rio carRoes. ordinary 70
fair, 7xa9k. Sugar 6rm-A soft 81: copper refined
fairly active. l7k Whisky quiet l26al. a. FrelghfS
TO Liverpool per steamer quiet Rece,pts-dour. ia
barrels wheat S. ll8 busheas corn a. 97s bushels;
oats. $50 bushes; rye. l,6o0 bushels. Shipments
wheat l02. 204 bushels corn. 500 bushels 6aeo-
LONDON. Oct 9. 1880 pm Atlantic and orsas
Westsrn nr2 mortxsge trustees oer:incsteA 66k-
Erie. l3H. New York Central. 1861. illinois Central
las. psnnIiyania Central 65x: Reading, 49h.
Ontario and Western. q. Ailwauhse and 81 ta1l
common. 1l2.
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THE NEW PENSION OFFICE SITE.-The commits
sion appointed to select site for the new Pension
bureau building have not yet agreed upon loca-
ton. They have inspected several sites about the
city. and Judiciary square presents many advan-
tageS which may induce the commission to fix
upon it. The members however, are considering
the matter in all its phases and are not ready to
reach q decision yet
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.

~ u Y - T<-i T-1N i %
NATioNAL THEATER,
Rags ere ROYAL rsiment when worn for virtues
KTG4gEHbET TTxHiI 5EPyT BTTfAGRH!ARE IvnNIyd 6
Six nights only, with Wednesday and saturday Matt
Ihe most EronGResq ht N New % F9Ft : Il last ssssCq
D1i:ii TaE w WiaiTE ai'f sf.AvEir sMeaiH pay
,AFgi cGoTnns # Jubilee Singers,
NEW YORK SCENERY AND PROPERTIES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TIE play VII be produced IN this city under the per-
souAfffR! NqfRAE; ! oGT9PFE 5QRREfesry. +
EoRDS.- MY SWEETHEART
The ~, 0cTcS..S 9-JUsT ONE WEEK.
ihe C-arillng Little Actress.
MiNNIG PALMER,
RtBT +. GRaH4M.
Ny sWEEIHEhRT.
Showing the difference Le,ween TIE love of pure girl
and the designs % a wicked woman.
JOHN R. KocEas 20 iEss5"ty c5ME6f sffS6 9F COMPANY
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
BY TIE nabs5S ggE TgElH qHEGFhn CO.
r,xn MoNpAy EyETiYe. OCTOBER %; ,oux
oCAi-'
Known for the past thirty years Of amuse
ments IN Washington. 90
NEW THEATER COMIQUE.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1892
Two CoMPI.ETE = isi15lI STEETAINMENTs aiIs
.ne i"p'.''' MR 'sa'jitjss. jos. ia" J. BOWLING,
In T. A. L0ehe 9GB@bs SeT SFfRsl GI pE in acts entitled
The by b p4me Pr CqnFapy Eafa srs
The s Fire scenes The soarns Angel
incidental to thu Drama the following Speciality stars
sadie Hasson Miss Louise Bliss Frank Lawon. kazil-
hp Miss E.. Allie Weston Hodges and Bliss ST..
G. Fred. seiiecE Manager %
SELECT BALI. AND EAFFL~,
So Ssn Ch ufsD sRSS s Oct e95 i5i sh hss a
Dancing 10 commence 1T p. M TcSets soc. o7-3t-
MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT,
W. Oct. ilth 80 p.in Admission 10 cts Refresh
ments for sale in the Lecture Room o7-2t'
T iNUoLN HALL
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER TO- 1882,
Reentree. three years absence of the rilant
MISS EMMA THURSBY,
Who prior to her return to the Continent. will appear
MAURICE srEAk6sGHs S5GHhfssed By
MISS GShYP E,I,HP G9XcEEr G}Sg COMPANY.
COntrato. OF the New York and Cincinnati May
MISS MtGDE tffi5FA!l A!MloRGAN.
fhs siSN6ii slt5insn'fhea G. M5ko hsFi'1sf TSf,
he fayCrite pianist
SIG\OR FEkRANTI,
The famous baritone, and
MAURICE SIRakJ JSCH,
Musical director
POPULAR Admission, 81 reserved seats,
20 cents extra. The sale Of will COM
mence on Saturi&y morning at Metz rott Co.
NC. 616j ON EXHIBITION (No. SO
Street> MAR RITER's Street
Nc. G26 street northwest one door from 7h street
CEo1ce Oil Ianiings. Enerayings Chromos etc also
Isree ard Choice Stock of Paperhangings, Picture
tranes Picture Cord and Tasse,s, Rings, Nails, etc.
Narkriters. Terms Cash. Free art Gallery. oil
LECTURES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-09

Mr.. Il. CONQUEST CLARK, private secretary to
Commissioner Raum, has been appointed clerk to
the newly organized court OF Alabama claims COM
mission. He Will soon resign his position in the
Treasury department..
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] - LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE.

- FURNISH INDUSTRIES, NOT ALMS.-BE-
. nevo.ent citizens Of the District of Columbia
who approve Of the practical methods of the Associated
harltes are urgently requested to give orders for max
IN tlIe and Plain Ladies and Genemen's Underwear,
Chli6trens Clothing, Household Sewing Knitting. En-
broidery Mending, Domestic Service, Washing by
hoIr or day. any work woman do to the WO-
MANS WORK DEPARTMENT of Fifth Subdivision
Associa'ed Charities. 800 d street northwest Office
open from I'm. to o Pm $50 tim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-09

f@SoTnE MARYLAND STATE REPUBLICAN AS
= ISOLATION will meet at 7:3O pm. MEDNs S.
DAY next III tn inst Timms' Hall. 7t and streets
northwest. Election of officers under recent amend
nent of Constitution.
T. s CRAWFORD President
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IMPORTANT NAVAL ADVISORY BOARDs.-COmmo-
dore Stephen B. Luce, Chief Engineer Charles N.
Loring and A. B. Mullett have been designated by
the Secretary OF the Navy as commission in ac-
cordance with Congressional recommendation to
report to the next session OF Congress whether it
advisable to sell any OF the navy yards and II so
which The Secretary OF the Navy has also
board on the construction ofvessels, In accordance
with the provisions OF the naval appropriation act
approved August 5, 1sS2:-Comm0dOre r. w. Shu-
:eldt Commander John R Howell, Lieutenant
Eiward w. Very, Naval Constructor Frank L.
Fernald, Chief Engineer Alexander Henderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-09
The Irish Question.

THE CATHOLIC CLERGY AND THE NEW MOyENENTs
LONDON, Oct "a correspondent writes TO the
Tunes, stating that as q concession 10 The feeling
OF the Catholic Clergy throughout ireland all the
bishops, except Archbishop McCabe, have ex-
tended general permission 10 the priests OF their
dlcceseS To take part in the Mansion house ev!cted
tenants AID movement, and In the new labor
league and industrial union, founded by Mr. Par.
hell. 1he writer says several minor church dig
nltai1es have consequently become presidents OF
branches OF the league, and Will IN that capacity
participate in the Dublin conference.
MR. DANl1T AND TIRE LAND LEAGUE.
DUBLIN, Oct 9.-Mr. Day1tt. in his speech at
wexford yesterday, declared that tie land league
had incu!cated PRINCIPLES which We're eternal and
lndesuuctlble, but he was disappointed at the
outcome OF the agitation. When the whole Irish
race had rallied 10 the cry for the abolition of
landordlSm the league had, 10y one tVemc ndous
swoop or the government, been arrested in its
career The government had been furnished with
pfetext for action 10y outrag1s committed by
some OF tie Irish people. Pleading for justice az
Westminster, he said, was useless. The people
should rely upon Irish determination at home TO
arralgn landl0rdism before tie civilized word ao
the ca of crime and dfSprIpr
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District aaoycrnmcnt Affairs.

ORsoN ADAMS, ESQ national bank examiner, who
returned from Europe on Saturday, arrived In this
city to-day. He says there Is no place like home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-09

CCHOOL BOOKS.
THE LOWEST PRICES FOR SCHOOL BOOKS,
With Covers and Blotters Free. at
ROBERTS BOOKSTORE.
1910 Seventh street,
Above New York avenue northwest.
n. B.-BARGA1NS IN STATIONERY. So I'm
SCHOOL BOOKS
- For every grade OF
Public and Private Schools,
AND School STATIONERY,
AT Lowest Prices, wholesale and retail
G. G. PURSELL.
s9-lm 400 9th street northwest.
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William C. Ruger, the democratic nominee for
the Office OF judge OF the New York court OF ap-
peals, In letter TO Hon. Thos- &. Z. Ecclesine.
chairman o. the state committee dated october
9TH, accepts the nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-09

A POSTAL AGENCY IN THE PENSION OFFICIAL
the request of Mr.. David L. Gett chief of the mail
division Pension Office, Mr.. Robert w. Stevens, of
that DIVISION has been designated by the city
postmaster an agent for the sale OF stamps,
stamped envelopes and newspaper wrappers, as
an accommodation for the immense number OF
clerks In the Pension bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-09

Anti.lHebreW Rioters Sentenced.
ODESSA, Oct 9-The military tribunal In sessio,
at Balta, trying the cases OF anti-Jewish rioters
has condemned one leader to two years tmprison
ment, and nye others TO from sixteen 70 eighteeI
months Imprisonment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-09

Observation-Disclosures General Alvord and
family have returned to the city for the season
from Vineyard Haven, where they spent some
tfme.-Engineer Melville will not lecture-
Harvey Friend, OF Washington, was a passenger by
Thursday evening.-The widow of Major General
George H. Thomas, Miss Kellogg, OF New York,
and Mr.: James N. varnum, OF New York, are re-
are in town, quartered at the Ebbttt.-Mr.
Walker Blaine, who Is In Washington, states that
the report OF his fathers Illness was greatly
aggerated; that he is now in perfect health and
Will arrive in Washington in a few days.-Ex-
Justice Swayne, who, with his daughter, Mrs. Par
sons, returned from Europe on September 30th.
arrived In Washington Saturday, and Mrs. Par
sons will be here this week for rev days Her
York. His Youngest son. DR.. Frank swayne. and
wife are expected from Europe next week
Quartermaster General Ingalls, returned this morn
ing to the city, and is at the AriingtOn.-Repre-
sentative Urner Is at the Riggs.
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SCHOOL BOOKS. &c.

X KINDEEGARTEN GIFTS
IN AND OCCUPATION MATERIAL.
full and complete stock on hand and sold at the
lowest rates School books for Public and Private
Schools, Wholesale and Retail. All the New Books as
soon as published For sale by
VIM. BALLANTYNE L SONS
s29 42S 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-09

CONTRACT AwARDED.-The contract for printing
for the court OF commissioners OF Alabama claims
has been awarded to Messrs Gibson Brothers, who
are now doing the printing for the French and
American Claims Commission, very large job OF
Itself, and, as this new job Is expected to be q
much l8rger one, the MeSsrs- Gibson think that
with all their facilities for printing they Will very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-09

CHARGE OF KEEPING DIsoRDERLY HOUSE,
Mrs Elder vas arrested Saturday at the instance
OF a large number OF residents on New York ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets, charged with
keeping disorderly house. She was detained
there until late hour before her friend, Mr. Bean
procured her release. In the Police Court, this
orderly house, and through her counsel had the
case continued until Wednesday,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-09-02
Sherif's Sale.
a OF LOUISIANA,
TWENTY-FIVE DISTRICT COURT
Series Of Parish Court.
-
Parish Of Lalayct!e.
Ne. 4S7.
j. Gnstave st. Julien,
Octave Bourqne, tf~ansferee,
VS..
Napoleon Melancan, adr. &c.

By virtue Of a writ Of 6eri facias is.
sued out OF tho honorable District
Court, i'll and fer the parish of Lafa.
yette in he above entitled and number
ed suit, and TO me directed, l will pro
coed to sell at public sale, to the last
and highest bidder, at the court house
in the town of Abbeville, Parish of
Vermilion, on
Saturday, October It'll 1882.
between the hours of ii o'clock
A. NJ, and 4 O'clock p. NJ, and COR
tinuiag from day 70 day if neces
sary, all the rights, titles, INTERESTS
and demands Of the defendant, in and
to the following described property,
seized to satisfy said wits, to wit
One certain tract of land stu
ated la the parish Of Vermilion.
being the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter, and lot No. 4
of section "a in township IL south
of range 4 east containing SEVERITY
four .45llOO acres, more or less.
specially mortgaged in favor of
plaintiff.
Terms Cash.
Given under my official sigma
ture, at Office, in the town of Ab
beville, this I'd day Of September.
A. D., 1882.
G. B. SHAW, Sheriff:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-09-02

Richard King or rather Cattle
King as he is more Familiarity
known in western Texas, is a
small swarthy Irishman with a
l'mpIng gait. His Jocks Of sheen
and goats, his herds of cattle and
troops OF horses and mules are O..
tlmated ct 100000 heads in all.
His ranch the Santa Gertrudas. is
seventy.hve miles in length and
includes nearly the whsle Of two
counties in southwestern Texas.
That's some critturs for ore man:
! wonder If he wouldn't1et a poor
fellow have q pony to ride.