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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-11
MT. VERNON DEPARTMENT
Sam ~ svrdsn. Editor

Jam. NJ buFUtU E0Ft0f
i born, to the wife Of Lee Coliey, on the
sth inst. daughter.
1t is said that great numbers Of fish
have been seined out Of Renfro's creek in
the last ten days.
The heavy rains Of Friday night aud
Saturday caused all the waier-courses 70
get on another high. IIW $3.50 II
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Adams. Jr, have
quit hesssksspInF apd have lslssg rooms
al the Newcolnb Hotel.
al Livingston, last Friday, George
Howell shot alta fellow named SpanSler,
the ball just grazing Spangler's neck. Spang-
Ter is the proprietor Of the 40 aiing bar
room ON Rockcaslle river. Howell was
arrested.
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True 10 her Trysf

Too much not be said Of the ever faithful
wife and mother constantly watching aud caring for
her dear ones, never neglecting single duty In
their behalf When they are assail~d by disease,
and the system should have a thorough cleansing,
the stomach and bowels regulated, blood purified.
and malarial poison externinaied she must know
that Electric htters are the only sure remedy
They are the best aud purest medicine In the
world and only cost ffly cents. Sold by Penny
a McAHster.
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Tbe aoDorfIosmenf.

The following is list Of the Districts
as apPortioned, with the democratic ma
iorities in each; D AZ IAlADOsJ III A
FIRST DrsrRIcr-Fulton, Hickman Bal
lard, Mccracken, Graves, Marshall, Liv-
ing".on, Lyon, Trigg, Galloway, Crittenden
and Caldwell.-Dem. maj. 7,464.
Il SECOND DIsrRIcr = Christian, Union.
Hancock, Hopkins, Webster, Henderson,
Mclean AMI Daviess.--Dem. maj. 4,sl4.
THIRD DISTRICT Muhlenberg, Todd,
Logan, Butler, Warren, Simpson, EdmOn-
son, Allen. Monroe, Cumberland and Gin
ton.-Dem, maj. l,4l2, 81 81
FOURTH DIsrRIcr-Ohio, Breckenridge,
Meade, Hardin, Grayson, Larus, Bullit.,
Washington, Marion and Nelson.-Dem.
maj. 5lel4. q
FurTH DIsTRICT-JefIer son--D enocratic
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souE COUNTY
DaHnHs.

l.If Us OdHNiHs. lNI HlfitLI
On Tuesday last, Mr.. VIM. Warren,
Of this county, got too near the business
end Of a mule and received a severe wound
on the forehead. --
The marriages OF Mr.. j. w. Hicks
and Miss Mollie Ball. and Mr.. w. b. Mich
ols and Miss Julia Z. Bush were solemnized
on Thursday evening. The conirac citing
parties are all Of this county except VIM.
Hicks, who ia from Garrard. ~ "a.
The spectaeular Cantata known a.
Esther the Beautiful Queen, was pre-
scented al James Hall on Saturday BY tie
Lancaster Musical Society. The house
was crowded, and The perform anee said to
have been creditable. The society forgot.
% however. 10 distribute complimentary
tickets 70 the gifted reporters who are ex.
pected 10 say something complimentary Of
the performance all the same.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-11
svcEJeo's Ar1jcg SaJye

The best salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises,
Sores. Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores. letter,
Chapped Hands, Clilblaius. Corns, and all skin
EruptionS and positively cures piles. II Is guar
antsed to give entire satisfaction or money refund
ed Price Is cents per box. For sale by Penny a
AZ. kft.t.r 1910
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-11
A General Stampede.

Never was such rush made for any Drug
Store as is nov at Penny MeAlister's foe Trial
Bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Cousump-
tiOn, Coughs and Colds An persons afflicted With
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseaess, Severe Coughs.
or any affection OF the Threat aud Langs, can get
Trial Bottle Of this great remedy free. by calling
nj above Drug Store
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VIEW SPRING AND .vYYEa MILLINERY.

Miss BKLLE HUoHFs desires 10 inform the Ladies'
Of this vicinity that she Ia constantly receiving
very handsome line Of splendid new spring and
summer Millinery, which she oners 10 the public
At very low figures. Among her beautiful stock Of
Trimmiugs are all the latest designs, including the
rage rtthetic flowers. She has also Mautua-
Making Department, where the greatest attention
Is given 10 the cutting, htting and making Of AL
kinds Of dresses "
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Senator Blain presented.a bill Tor the
benefit Of the trustss'| u ~ C>,trs Ken
tocky Camp Ground u tht Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Senator w. l.. Weathers, Of Galloway,
who was elected TO gu the vacancy occa-
stoned BY the death Of Senator Wilkerson,
is described a. the younges, looking mem
Der Of the body. TIeis = lawyer by pro
fession sa.--.-.'aa...a.ll.' ssa..sa'''---'-r
Judge Hansford had passed Senate
bin TO prevent the sale.of pifin'og liq-
uors within two miles Of Waynesburg, In
Lincoln county, and bill to prevent the
sale Of spiriluous liquors within two miles
Of Highland. in lincoln county. ? = -" ,
The bill providing that any one charg-
ed with murder, rape or arson, who shall
plead or rely upon insanity, hereditary or
emotional, as an excuse for crime, and the
jury should aequit upon said grounds, the
jury shall 30 return in their verdict, and
thereupon the judge presiding at the trial
shall enter judgment that said accused
shall be confined IN some insane asylun
for lie, was rejected Ia the House -fs TO
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-11
y. Il. vowELs'
VARIETY STORE p!

WY ' IIItNbNs Y We
Agency Of South Bend Chilled Flows,
Avery's Cast and Steel Plows, Buckeye
Reapcrs 4 Mowers, sweepstakes rhresh-
ers, Mitchell Farm Wagons, New Home
Sewing Machines, Taylor's Elastic Bed
Springs.
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THE Louisville Commercial says !:
An irate Democrat proposes that
some body should be detailed to kill
Henry as the shortest way Of getting
q new candidate. If there we're
proper understanding about pardon,
that might be-" just let Henry pub
lish that Blackburn has abused with
out measure the powers of his Office,
and we'll insure his murderer will re-
ceive the necessary document that
will paralize the courts and set him
free.
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II would seem little strange, bun
for is close proximity 10 headquarters
and IL we'll known habit q saying
nothine, u il can not endorse the ac-
tions Of the powers that be (there),
that the Frankfort Ycoman should
thus express itself about the methods
employed 10 take of Jesse James and
maintain very decided silence when
Gov. Bhckburn is shown to have act
ed almost AZ bad towsrda man Who
Is neither an enemy 70 the public nor
in any sense a private enemy TO him.
Bat hear what it says: "After hav-
ing sought the ring leaders by every
neans known 70 the Law and the mod.
ern detective system, II appears that a
price was laid upon their heads, and
heavy reward offered for their capture,
dead or alive. In other words, they
were ohtlawed by name without trial,
and a bill Of attainder pronounced
against them as far as their lives were
concerned, without the warrant Of
law aud in defiance of Constitutions.
Admit that they we're bad men, and
deserved death Or other severe pun.
ishment TOT beir great crimes, the
quesdon still arises whether it win DO
to establish such a precedent, and to
place IN the hands of an Executive
such power over the lives of citizens,
which IS denied by the spirit of our
Constitution to any branch Of govern,
nient except to heIjudeial after 4
fair rial This is exactly what We
claim, and is just what the YeomGn
should have said in our case. We
entertain very high regard for the
editors of the Yeomaa individually
aud collectively, but they are much
too meaiy mouthed in many instances.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-11
JOHN w. KERRY

49, % 10. essn,r AS 10 ~. s s y
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-11

SINCE Mr., Young E, Allison has
taken the position Of mausging editor
of the Louisville Commercial, that pa
per, has taken new lease on lite and
gone right up in the front ranks Of the
most enterprising dailies, being really
the Iiyeliest paper that we know of.
Mt. Allison is a young man of very
decided abilities, and is making a
reputation that is very gratifying to
bis friends.
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r. AT in
r., NJ
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-11

The nomination by the Governor
Of f.. L. McChesney, r. II. Thomp-
son and Lynn Boyd, as railroad cpm-
missioners, is unfavOrably commented
on in some quarters. A member Of
the railroad committee Of the House.
says; at comprises an editor with.
out patronage, lawyer without Prae-
tice and a politician without q follow
ing. They are all said to be clever
gentlemen, however. and will endsav-
to make up for their lack Of knowli
edge Of EAilroAds by sailing in v il
they did.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-09
AMIGO DE IOUOS.
FlLls4Ae a0LLUWAY.

Miiiones de personas, en todAs las partes
U6l uAuuuO, EeCULuA6nUCSA ulcnizs kliuOItsS
CULnU u uuoJOI LentduLaLlVU DC Ia Sa1uu Vut
CUnOCo. I4iIc1n CuItsn LOutts iSGe aIecclU
uee AoA cUAiazUA, 0eA AAkAuU, 0el esLVlnh4O,
40 AOs rlnUnee uo loo inUosLiuOe, IeMue-
ven Ia ccLiLAOnla, IA natuionCId Ia car0Ist
la, eApulstnuV Ue la nttA4k1o LVutt 1AI W 0Z6A,
iC1 L<sAevAoAuV EULlk, k,leLsu4onLe et SlsCelnA nek
tlUsV utSAuU uA tVuV saLuuaUio b Ii OEKbG.
nIGeaCIOn k0uoKol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-09

39.-SAN FRANCISCO-39.
NUEyA 1MpoRTAo1oN DE NoyEDADss DE PARIS.

I De nuevo SO llama snc6n del pdbho Ella ref Ia saia
urd de novedde
debdo 81 tvor pubico dispense
ahora hba ofe
modesto gsan
saGsechos
p1bco
bastAra idea de- algunos de q
Production
mas dc Gochst o cortnas de pu ess de la
snog Gran novedad man has maenAs cal
Corses
habiAn hto
vaedd
surtdo
bodado Popiues f bln
ps Panueos sonora cabaeos %
Aas casiare eashona pano bisr abu flores
BOtas diints
warandos
hio
n60ldad
los cientes estAbcmien
hAn coo snrtdo importa
novedAdes On cenros mods nventAndo
Puerto-Riou Jolo de 1882.
FONT ROSSELLO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-09
s..s iTARIRA De PASAJR
ENTIRE NEW : YORK I SAN JOAN
en- pasaie on !. camars., ............. u
TARIBA DE ELETE PARA NUEVA-YoRK.

Cafe, Azdcar, Mieles, etc, segnn con,
venio especial con los Gg6Rtes, llbfes de
capai -. na "a
VIA NEw-YoBK con opcion q permanecer en-
dicho punto los pasaJeros todo el tempo
que juZguen3 0p0ItGno.
Oonocimiento y boleta de pasajes direCtos
90 dan en- touos los puertos donde los VapO-
res de lat compa1lia Gocau, para Europa, Ca
nad6 v BrSt0n en- conexion con las slGuien
tes nneas de vapores:
VIA, NEW Y0RK.-Por la de LlG11ay'd,
Nh9te Star, 6 l5tDiGr para desde Liverpool
North German Lloyd para desde Bremen.
Hamburg american PGcitet CODtpGfay para
deede AnlbereS. - General Transatlantic
Company para desde HaVTe. A1acI.r Line
para desde L6,gdTes y GJGsg0aU. - M6ych1nts
despatch sE International a liale para y des-
1 e tOdos los puntos uel CdalGdG. - MetrOp0tt-
| tin Li1l6 pt.la oesue Boston
8OLETA DIKEtTA PARA EUROPA.
|
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Ioaldfa u9 HaDaila ei go 40 Gtluh laUB pnrn
Nuevltab.
Id. dc NueviLas el 1 dc III. i'd id. Hibara.
Id. ue (aiDura ei uo III. Id. ID 5gO DIS Cuba
10. ue csU. UuDa Z. D III. III. III. Ponce.
Ia. DO + FUnce el o Ill. Iu III. Mayhe 1ol.
Ia. ue May aSuaG eI IL. lu. III So0il uHIl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-09
Uaauvatu hUIluwgy,

Este LnCIA2TiAAOsV DatsttillU StsAo Iui8ltOl6
lAeA ACc 1e4 A0A At-o esl LA ustss las Ild6o, los
AAssLOS uS kASA uese J uS kCGLV. CG1 M6Ql0
30 81 IAAuouvAeA itts uiCe1c4s ytIuIonte.h to-
- tsA uALy plUACO UA aepocLU COnVoAeClento
u0etsk sAoLOAA. IC.Lu tAe ueJcs oslo uhk GonCO
-AGAeSAsAA4OC uS kECuuviA uAe CuCa poI1ocCA
. AIsG t~lEE~AGG4Gs AS Az sci, AUS CCASClkjes.
o., itss toaes 0L LSulntaGlbuiC, Aun cuhnuL
Ssi,cAt oA VssnU d fUuUh IUs Oeu1te
omSUIO5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-09
La Ciudad COndal.

oedo Oentes desde de Agosto
surdo Mda Oamisas
todacsse cstAa
Maestro ANTONIO CAMPS
ebos buen c1@do dc LA C1UDAD CON
DAI. xe-..c- .--a.s . 49,. ;,
piera sguarda Ana d Sale p6xmo hega
sucesvo les e1isnt medic de envos qulncen
En- los c6neros nueso Pa evsr BANDERA
oo
a. podemos contando s buenos e
hGeutesC Comsio tranceses lngeses
h anunCdo desde IL
iustascion de La (IUDAD CONDAL (Baceonb0
al poI coudclones ventnsa
Bay
ell surido aend0
hto 40 sbra ARTURO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-13
What Mr. Wood Saws.

20 the f. ttor OF TIE EVENING STAR:
SIR: noticed III an evening paper report of
m interview with Skivington. When this man
turned nfOrmer on his monte companions he
became constant visitor at the office of an at
tOrney on 9th street northwest which caused
the attorney to be notified to vacate the prem
Ees, and this is the motive for any insinuatiOns
emanating from that source. The fact of Skiy-
ingtOn being a thief or extinct does not pre-
vent his telling the truth, desire through
your paper to challenge every thief
and detective In the United States TO rccite
single instance where 1 have ever received
bride or present from any thief or detective and
only solicit those VINO publish any story to be
sure of the identify of the person who gives it.
know OF no dereliction OF duty official or other
wise. In any way connected with detective or
police operations. and invite all Interested to
the test. / have made no secret of my aiding
Murphy and OLeary in their exposures | be-
Neve them. / also believe the statement of en-
THIEF, C. c. Pearson. vino is now trying 10 lead
al honest life. Interview him ar the Govern
Tent i'rntin" Office. where he is employed; his
statement will make an interesting and read
able story. if you will publish his connection
and experience with members OF the Metropoli-
ten detective force. Very respectfully.
WN l.. WOOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-13
Wall street 'EO.siay.
PRICES STRONG PROM THE OPENING

NV YORK, Dee. i3.-Tne IoSt's financial, article
says: The STOCK market Was generally sJrong
from the opening until 1870. the features OF the
market being Union Pacific, the CHANGERS, the
Gnu st3cnS, ami the Vanderbilt, the relative
strength and activity OF the several groups OF
stocks being IN the order above named AT the
op ming prices were about the same as 1T the rlcSe
last night. For a few minutes after the opening,
there was a fractional decline, but the Eitrhet
soon recovered, AMI there a general
advance, which continued, with Some irac-
tional fluctuations, during the forenoon
To the extent Oh /. To 21i Eef cent the latter on
Omaha preferred to 1135t. COMMON to 5471, Union
Pacific 10 1898, Denver 10 45%, Northwest to 1883
Western Union to e3ss, kans;,> and Texas 10 3izl,
Jersey Central TO az, Canada Southern 69Es and
Lake shore to 1172s. The market continuing strong
ut 1880 Money on call on stock collateral was )
TO per cent. Time money is In demand nj per
cent for SIX and nine months on stock cClitterlls
Government bonds Were Urn and 1s higher Tor the
threeS, but - lower Tor The IUur>. State bonds
were Neglected. Railroad bonds were strong and
"a TO per cent higher, the latter for International
ami Great Northern firsts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-13
u Okhcri I.nAf NiYLf

The Residence q: Hr Louis III. Schu>:a,r s..
Tie head IF 10Th and Boundary streets north
west. WIS entered by burglars sometime last
Right. and robbed % articles - the value of
sSl9. TIE Io55cry was discovered this morn
ing, sHd aT6rbsl report coTiGgto Mai Brock he
at once sen. fetectives acton al,. CnomeS 10
InTe.ii@ate. ;iie cIse. ArlCn.c the articles re-
Ported 10 DC stolen vas yal;iatla fur robe.
he oi'ieSrs sent had rot TepC:.ed ar o'clock.
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The Fenian brotherhood Repudiate
Mr.. Dewey.

special meeting of the council of the Fenian
brotherhood was held last evening at their
headquarters to take action in regard to the
statements of Mr.. John Dewey relative to the
O'Mahony Fenlan fund. A committee appointed
to look after the interests of the brotherhood in
connection with this fund made report, and
after full discussion resolutions were adopted
denying the testimony OF John Dewey in the
court Of general sessions in which Dewey swore
that he had been delegated to prosecute the
suit IF John O'Mahony against August Belmont
Il Co. to recover the money known as the
20 MahOny Belmont fund.-" and said that the
Fenian brotherhood Was myth. In their reso-
luton the council declare that the fund is now
and ever has been the property of the broth
erhood. and that John Deyoy never was a mem
Der OF That organization and that he never was
delegated to take any action relative to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-13
HOWARD is q cOiofed labOrer.
The II. e. COnvOcatiOn.
PROCEEDINGS TODAY.

The convocation of the Protestant Episcopal
churches met at Christ church, on G street be-
r"een 9th and 18th streets southeast, this morn
ing. There We're twenty-six clergymen present
and eight lay delegates. An interesting sermon
was preached by Rev. Edward 1ngle. of Assem-
sion church. The business of the cOnyocation
was then proceeded with. The subject of the
work of the colored portion of the convocation
was discussed and their report was read. At 2
O'Clock, before the business had gotten fairly
under way. the assemblage was invited to the
chapel. where a collation. which had been pre-
pared by the ladies of the parish was spread
After partaking of these Inequalities they re-
turned to the church and proceeded with the
business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-13

A man in Thomaston. Me-, put an owl In his
cellar to kill rats. The next morning the man
found the owl dead and half eaten. This was
rough on the owl.
The New Orleans Picay.sne has already as
certained that Christmas comes but once year
but then It makes its presents felt. Perhaps
somebody has given the editor hat.
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KNIGHTS TcmDlarS.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE GRAND CONcLAyE IN SAN
FR.NTIsrO


FRANCISCO
The 22d trennial cOnclave of the grand en-
campment Of Knights Templars, to be held in
San Francisco next August. is attracting much
attention In Tcmplar circles. and as members of
the order are eager to find out every
thing pertaining thereto, we cheerfully
pIbsh the following information, fur
nisl:ed us by Mr.. ". A. Short. Columbian
CoIamardery. No. ], of New York. through
their committee, have arranged for pilgrimage
OF twenty-fnur days-scven days for the
Journey each way. and ten days for visiting the
Yosemite. Leadville, Salt Lake City, Denver.
ETC.. at cost Of $3.50 each for Sir knights and
their ladies. This sum includes transportation.
sleeping cars. meals Ell route both WAYS. and
hotel accommodations, and is about one-third
Of regular rates.
Mr. Short, who is thoroughly posted in the
Tourist and excursion business. saws, that as
this will be an excursion of lifetime at least
thirty days should be given to the trip. which.
he believes can be accomplished for about $500.
Columbian Commandery will soon issue cir.
cuiar giving full details, and unless some con-
cert OF action is taken among the Templars of
the District doubtless many of the members here
will join the New York body in their pilgri-
mage.
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The Courts
Ec:.TT GOTET-Jiu;q. Y,icy.ry..

sc:TT r0rET-jtGJc Edsner.
To Cay TIE following Business vas translates,
Gs--: Sct- Ei.T; sale ratified art! reference
Sut:es ayr. Sco:'. receivers report confirmed
and r. ,e.ser discharged Roberts ayt Diinck
complainant ai owed TO invest l.ooney art
Qaill end Quill AFT Looney; s:le ordered Marks
AZ: Hsin; testimony of nonresident Y illnesses
oseered taken. CCster aet. Johnson: ]. T
SoaEsor appointed guSrdan al liem Birth
a2t. Firth; MOTION 30 cYpunge part OF record
oysrre'ed. Taylor ag.. Taylor; demurrer sus-
tsinca sii Till dismissed
NAVAL Eo1sG-orders were ceimk issuai to-i:y
q the Navy department -detachiEg all the officers
AMI msn OF the q. s. :. Xsri0n, which arrived a
Few days age sc Portsmouth, NJ H. from South
America. TIE orders viii go into effect as soon
- al, tie stc-es are l..:sd, and the ship will be
put OUT OF Commission. Orders published To-
0Ay dstacning the cf:iGers of the Swatara at Nor
folx, recently ar-.ysd from China, as they have
eeen attached 20 tsr for three years. The Swatara
wa LOT be rGt cut CT commission but Will have
neW set 81 oicers assigned 10 hsr and will 20 for
winter cruise " ths West Inc!es: under Adu.ral
cooper.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURlTY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY ,
~ ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
HE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY =
CORNER 10TH STREET AND New YORK AVE
Perpefuai Chartae Act OF Congress January I'D 1897
Rents Safes for S 500 per year. aud takes ali kind
rates.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President.
CHARLES c. GLOVER, of Rieys & Co., Vice President.
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STUk1EVANT, Secretary.
C. f. Nyman. Asst. Sscy.
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN p Snyder Charles @. Glover.
John Casses, henry A. Willard
Albert l.. Sturtevant Thomas Evans,
John a. Parke. sulA
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Once Noted Han ing in n Poor
Essrx., 2fGl,s..

MILWAUKEE. WIS, Dec. 13.-John +. Potter, 4
cei. brtisd Representative in Congress, WHO, in
ls60. being Challenged 10y Roger A. Pryor, named
bowie KNIVES as the UC2 ponS and 10 :kt ROOM IS
the place OF ca!t is dying at Muk~anaSo, Wis.
IL poor farm house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-13

In The Police Court to-day Mr.. Charles Z.
Moore. the prosecuting attorney. called Judge
Smells attention To the case Of Jos Harbour.
the .ex-policc:nan. who has recently been con
victed of six cases OF receiving stolen goods.
and said he would ask that the amour. Of bail
be Increased Mr. Moore stated that the c,ti-
zens committee had this case in hand. and ey-
pected to show that Harbour's place has been
fence for thieves in this city for years He
asked tina. the bail which is now 81 900. he in
creased to 800 In each case, making 81 500.
which was dcaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-13

MAsoNIc E!EC.IoNs--At the arr:,a, meeting
OF Federal lodge. No. l. +. and 4. NJ. last even
ing. the following officers were elected for
she eHsuan. year: Isaac FairbrOther W. NJ IRE
slectedl: VIM. III. Proctor. s. ". (rc-electedN:
W. W. l4esE. J w (rs-elected); w. c. Brock.
secretary (r.-e'ectcdl: ". II. Goods. Treasurer
lre-elec;ed); ". j. Cox. tier (re-elect edD. W.
electell - W