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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
eofF HENanH sEfI
PEA RsAhCks kEppThR From xa2S AMP e 50 T9
P PNK p 8 PER PAIR. GENTS OPERAS. ONLY S6c
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 921. fit
NV GooDs. --
FISH SETS.
JAPANESE TEAPOTs. En- LIN No'
DECORATED TOILET SETS,
GIFT CUPS AND SAUCERS.
COOKING UTENSILS OF ALL KINDS.
WILMARTH Il EDMoNsTON
ZIG 100 MARKET SPACE.
WIZ W. CA11 THrx
''oDDs AND ENDS"
Whenever we have three four. or half dozen Of ,
style OF goods on hand we place them on the
JOB LOT" COUNTERS,
and they then become ''Odds and Ends" Nov. Their.
"A0 ninAJ ueaierS VINO. II tney were to pursue this
course, would have nothing else than Odds and Ends
to offer. What consider colds and Endsn ia wha,
they advertise a.
AN ENORMOUS STOCK.
They know no BETTER they think hundred or two Of
Suits. seventy-fve Overcoats and few dozen extra
Trousers constitute Clothing store. Why, at the pres.
emit time, we have good stock in the 'Odds and
Ends than they deem necessary to offer the people al
the beginning Of the season. We won't illustrate bu,
one lot to-day-lot dig. We had one hundred and
twenty seven pair Of them; price was S.. We have
twenty-five pair left; they go in the odds and Ends
at 50. Twenty-Five pair Of kind of Trousers would
staEger half Of these merchants and yet with Us they
are only ''Odds and Ends.n
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The startling testimony given by the colored
burglar. George Parker tprinted elsewhere) throws
good deal Of light upon the wholesale operations
of burglars in Washington, and shows where and
how the thieves disposed of their plumber 1t
seems that regular ''fence house" has existed
for years within stones throw OF PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, with a full knowledge of the police, who
were in the habit Of going there regularly to bar.
gain for the return OF stolen goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-17

The French chamber Of deputies and senate are
Btin apart on the expulsion BILL the method of ex.
pusion now being the real question of difference.
The deputies cling to the provision authorizing
The president TO decree the expulsion Of the
princes. The senate holds this to be a power too
arbitrary to be exercised in republic, and insists
upon, according to the princes the right of trial
before expulsion
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LOST AND FOUND.

&S REwARD-LOsT-TWO SETTER DOCS.
SpO Color liver and white. Tags Nos. 1853 and 1854
Return to 1853 Pa ave. and receive shove reward 79t
II EFT AT s. L HEMPsToNEs DRY GODS STORE
AEoU5 Market space, very handsome piece Of
spanish Lace The owner viii call for same. 17-3
II OST-AT MRS. GEN. RICKETTS, TEA PARTY.
II q handsome Valenciennes Lace HandkerchieE
with monogram "A. II s. reward IL left at Star III.
nee n7-3ts
II OST-IN MAKING CALLS, HANDSOME
iack-painted Fan. Also q black velvet Handker-
at Star Office fIT-ats
EOUND.TAKEN UP AsTRAY-A LEMON AND
wnlte Pointer Puppy. about months old. which
the owner can get by calling 1t 6I2 1lth street north
west. rs
OSTLON TUESDAY EVENING, BETWEEN
~ Fords Opera House and the Maison Doree, gold
embroidered black Fan. reward win be given for the
return OF same to Box Once, Fords Opera House. IT.
OSr--oN FEBRUARY 18TH, By LADY. IN A
IL one-horse car, corner 18th street and New YORK
avenue. . Red Morocco Pocketbook containing a sum
OF money (all she had) and some blank cards, &C.
suitable reward win be paid If returned. for any
Information leading to the recovery of same at sal
fennsyivan1a avenue northwest. fl6-H
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BOARDING.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED RoOMa WIN
nrst class Table Board at 10l2 l4fh sresi f15-i0
SPRAGUE MANSION, CORNER 6rH AND z OTs
- northwest. Large corner ROOM second door. VflS
the first Of March. T1s-S64
ROAkD.-BOARD BY FIRST CLASS CATERER
Meals sent out by in al sections Of the cify
PETERSON. % Iowa Circle. 3sS0-imS
E1RsT GLASS TABLE BOARD, 500 PER MONTE:
regular breakfast and dinner IS cents; three mel
uckets Tor u. Also. Restaurant II. I. ELWOOD.
southwest corner 7th and streets northwest 3a6-6u
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD.-TRAN-
sent SoSrders with room. 81 10 81. so per day. 8.
NREMONT HOUsE-CHANGE OFPROPRTFToR
class table polite and attentive servants; very
desirable atuation for families. Rates. 90 30 snd -
1SOE, Prop. $50 W. Al
NHELAPLER House. s.w.CoR. l0rH AND EsTs.
Ii one OF the cosost and best Quoted Board.
pg-houses In the city. Transient Bosriers sccommo-
dated ut reasonable terms. Meals At Al hours re
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DINING ROOMS.

LORSYTh DINING ROOMS.
Il No. zoos PENNSYLVANIA avenue norfhvee6.
Having secured the services Of first class cook Ara
Class meals Will be served ut the following rates:
Single meals. 35c. 20 meal tickets for }b, flS-1v
Z DROIT DINING ROOMS FOB LAOIFa IN0
~ GENTLEMEN.
sl2 Street Northwest Opposite Patent ONcs.
regular Meal, % cents; 20 Meal Ticketa. %. Com.
Iortable Dining Rooms for Ladies' and Famfhoe un
stairs Meals and Lunches ssrved from 8. m. % .
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FOR RENT-OFFICES
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EOR RENT-A GENTLE HORSE AND COVERED
4 concord Wagon, suitable for light businees pnr
LEER. City p. o. ~ ~ rs
EOR RENT-A HANDSOME SQUARE PIANO.
y win cover and STOOL Rosewood case, octave and
5000 tone wiz be rented low. Address Box 1856 Star
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-02-24

The human brain is absolutely bic
ger and heavier than that of any AMI
NAL except the elephant and the larger
whales, but in no other animal IS there
so great variation in brain weights of
different individuals as in man, and il
is perhaps a curious fact that the high
er the civilization the wider the varia
ton. That is to say the brain weight
in. savage races is more nearly uniform
than in enlightened nations. While in
a general way the average weight Of
the brain is greater in civilized races.
it does not at AL follow that the s;ze Of
the brain is an indication Of the degree
of intelligence. The average weight Of
the adult European male brain is forty
nine to fifty ounces. That of the te-
raie is forty-four to forty-ive ounces
the difference being fully ten per cent.
Statistics for America very pearly coin
eide with this result. There are exam
pies OF men Of remarkable intellectual
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. FRENCHHAN ON INDIAN
AFFAIRS.

Mr.. Henry Gaillieur, who acccompa
MED Secretary Schurz in 1870 among
tie Indians, has jast published in Paris
his views about the Indians. We re
greet to shy that they do not materially
differ from those Of every intelligent
man IN the United States. THE his
tory of our treaties with them,'' he
says. ''is a stain upon the honor of the
government Treaties have been
made to prevent conflicts then they
have been broken, and wars frequently
ensue costing more than the war the
treaty was designed to prevent. His
views Of Indian agents correspond with
those which most Americans entertain
ia regard those gentry who both rob
the government and starve the Indians
lie saw the famous cattle pen by means
of which the cattle We're counted twice
for which of course the government
paid double, while the Indians had to
live on half rations. The Indians COM
plain to the agent. The agent denies
the charge. If the Indians take their
grievances to- Washington the agent
asks for troops Troops are sent, and
perhaps the first column is m~assacfeed.
The army officer informs the govern
.nent thatthe agent is a toief. on which
he may, perhaps, resign taking all bis
money with him. There are thieves
everywhere" says this French critic Of
the Indian agents, ''but nowhere is
there to be round greater political and
religious hypocrisy. Many of these
mcE, who would leave their card-play-
ing to sing ir churches of a Sunday,
cheat on the Monday in weight. meas
ure and quantity"
This opinion Of a disinterested and
intelligent foreigner who resided sever
al years in the county and is not Civ
ing out hasty Judgment tor French sen
sationalists, has all the weight of both
All impartial and friendly Judge.
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a%ttainments whose brains have largely
exceeded the average. as Culver, sixty
four and a half ounces, and Dr.. Aber-
crombie, sixty. three ounces. Daniel
Webster also had a very large brain.
hat Of Agassiz weighed fifty three and
a BALI cruces. not very much above the
average. On the other hand, high
b~raindwe'ghts have also been found
where there was no evidence of supe-
rlor Intellectual capacity. In an En-
g'ish Insane asylum nearly ten per cent
u the cases examined showed Il brain
weight Of over ffty-fve ounces. An ex
ees>'vely small brain indicates feeble in
t~ellect. and an abnornally large one
may indicate the same. Between the
extremes there is a. wide range, in
which it is sviden. that the intellectual
power is more dependent on quality
than quantity If brain matter. But it
i estimated 6- several competent au-
thorities that in an adult male of any
thing approaching average size, a brain
less than thirty, seven ounces is usually
associated with %imbeciIity. In other
wnlds. a brain of less than that weight
will not confer the reasoning faculty in
the civilized Caucasian, though liz unci
vllized men, a rude Intelligence may
spring from a brain of thirty ounces
St. Louis Republican.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Lafourche.
Succession Of Joseph Dare, No. lila
ProbGtes.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE-
L cree of above Court and in obedience to
a commission to me directed in the above en-
titled and numbered Succession l will offer
for sale at public auction pursuant to law tn
the last and highest bidder at the Court
House in the Town of Thibodanx, on Sat-
urday tie 10th. day of March 1883 between
the hours Of II o'clock A.. NJ. and 4 o'clock p.
NJ. the following described property belong
Ing to the above succession tO-wit:
A certain tract of Land situated in this par
ish on the right bank of Bayou Lafourche at
about eleven miles below tue Town of ThibO-
danx measuring one arpent more or less front
by forty arpents in depth bounded above by
lands formerly owned by A. Bourgeois and
now by l.. Pertuit and below by other lands
ofsaid vendee and her husbands estate. To-
gether with all the buildings and improve
mentS thereon.
Terms and Conditions'of Sale Cash on the
S'pot in United States Treasury Notes to pay
debts.
February Bro. Is23.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Sheriff.
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OFFICIAL:
Proceedings efTOwn


TOWN HALL, }
January 5th, 1888. {
The Town Council for the Town of Thiho.
daux met IN special sessiol this day at seven
O'Clock p. N.
Present j. L. Aucoin, Mayor, H. Danse.
reau, j. NJ. Howell, l. d. Moore, and +.
Zernott, elected to said Offices at an election
held Tuesday, November eth. 1882, and heinz
duly commissioned and qualified according to
law.
Absent: Ellis Brand, and C. Arena.
On motion duly seconded A. j. Perrin was
appointed Clerk pro tenn. :
On motion duly seconded the Council ad-
iouraed.
(sisnedj j.. L. AUCOIN,
A. j. PERRIN.
Clerk Pro tenn.
A true copy:
A. j. PERRIN,
Clerk Pro tenn.
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TOWN HALL,
Friday, January 26 1883.

TOWN HALL,
Friday, January 20 1883.
The Town Council for the Town Of Thibo.
aaux net in session this day at G, O'clock
p. NJ.
Present J. L. Aucoin, Mayor, and H.
Danseroau, Ellis Braud, 1. D. Moore aud =.
Zernott. Trustees.
absent: G.. Arena and j. M. Trustees.
Inc reading qf the minutes Of the previous
session was dispensed with.
The Mayor appointed the following stand.
ing committees.
Committee on Finance. I. d. Moore. r.
Arena, and H. Dansereau.
Committee on Public Improvements. J.
II. Howell Frank Zernott and Ellis Brand.
on Public Buildings. H. Danse
1eau, e. Arena and Frank Zernott.
COMMITTEES on Public Schools. j. NJ. How
ell, l. u. Moore and Ellis Braud.
The following Treasurer's report was pre-.
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sented and referred 20 the COMMITTEES on Fl.
nance.
Treasmrer's Report.
From january 9Th. 1855 to January Goth 1888.
To Bal. on hand 65l So
g Taxes of 1882 324 90
\" Wharf, and Levee received
from K. Hs~Allen for sacks 1000
I" Bridge Dividends 55i
By Corporation Laborer 50 90
. Streets Il bitches 1S9 0i
.. Banq uettes $50 y
. Collectors Commission l2 90
" Police and Criminal expenses l3 90
/" Wharf ana Levee lO2 g
:. Incidental expenses 81 80
:" Market H4G-,. ii
" Salaries Of Officers 325 OO
). Balance GARRETT down 5i3 IS
1889 40 1889 40
To Balance on hand 5l3 IS
Z" School Tax received los vi
Respectfully Submitted.
(Signedj JOS. T. THIBODEAUA.
Treasurer.
Jan. Goth, 1893.
On motion duly seconded the sum of Fifty
niie o0.lu0 Dollars was appropriated to pay
the following claims.
A. Bordreaux, CHAR. to P. g. c.. exp. 50
j. Auslet 50
p. A. DeNanade " 50
A. Marlborough. Corporation laborer sal.
Laborer 50 90
'. Aucoin. char. to SIS. s. Dts. zoo
F. Charles, i" 90
Total Sc $50
Yeas: Dansereau, Ze-nott, Moore, ~
Brand.
3.Nays: None.
On motion duly seconded DR.. H. Dansereau
was authorized to take from the canal under
such directions as the Mayor may give him.
On motion duly seconded the Council ad-
j0urned.
lSigredl J. L. AUCOIN.
Mayor.
A. j. PERRIN.
Clesk Pro tenn.
A true copy:
A. j. PERRIN,
Clerk Pro tenn.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-10

TUESDAY noon a severe accident
happened to Morris Adler, the son of
Mr.. Adler, shoemaker, on Nuuanu street.
The back door of the shop, the upper
half of which is glass, slams violently
with the wind, and the boy, to prevent
its slamming, put out his hand and, not
looking, showed it through the glass.
His arm was cut very badly, almost to
the bone. DIR. Brodie dressed it and he
is now getting well.
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Latest Foreign News.

New Guinea was formally annexed
by Queensland on Wednesday, the
4th March.
London, April 17.-In this MORN
ing's Standard it is reported that
Great Britain has annexed large
tract of country in the vicinity of
Siberia.
The French, under NJ. de Brazza,
have attacked and captured Pom
,anigra. The Loango natives offered
u stubborn resistance, and the fight
ing continues.
London, April 1s-Some sensa-
ton has been caused by the state
ment of a clerk employed in the
Central Telegraph Office, who alleges
that he was kidnapped by Fenians,
and questioned as to the facilities
for destroying the building.
Further intelligence from the
Congo district states that conflict
is expected to take place between
M. de Brazza's expedition and the
party under Mr.. Stanley. The Por-
tuguese Government have ordered
three men-of-war to proceed to Lo-
augo Bay to protect the interests of
Portugal in those waters.
1t is asserted in Italy that the re-
searches of Signor D'Albertis in
New Gninea have had the effect of
fastening the annexation of the ISL
aud by the Queensland authorities.
London, April 23-Two blocks of
warehouses have been totally des-
troyed by fire at Liverpool. The loss
is estimated at f250,O00.
A box, supposed to have contain
ed dynamite, was exploded yester.
day close to the Imperial Small
Arms Factory at Enfield. The.ex-
plosion did not, however, cause any
damage to the factory or buildings
in the neighborhood.
The revolt in Alden has beer
quelled.
President Arthur has been serious
ly i'll, but is now recovering.
The police authorities assert tha'
100000 Fenians have been enrolled
in the United Kingdom.
Disturbances are taking place II
South Africa, news from the Caps
has been received That Usibepu ha'
repulsed Cetewayo with grea
slaughter. The squatters IN th'
Transvaal are evacuating Tembuland
in consequence Of threatened out
break of hostilities with the Beers
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The bark Livingston brought 20,950
pkgs of general merchandise. She is
docked near the Fish Market.
The bark G. II. Bishop is loading
sugar at the Likelike wharf.
The brig Morning Star was launched
from the Marine Railway on Tuesday
afternoon.
The stmr Ehrenfels was coaling on
Tuesday night by the aid Of electric
light.
The schr Jennie is repairing at the
Marine Railway.
The stmr City of New York brought
431 pkgs of miscellaneous goods.
The bktnc Ella took 2,577 bags sugar,
800 bags of rice, 142 pictures, IA sewing
machines and "a pkgs household effects
The schr Kaala brought 100 bags OF
sugar and " bbls of molasses.
The schr Mcefoo brought $50 bags of
paddy.
The schr Mary E. Foster brought 800
bags of sugar, 100 bags paddy and 1O(
bags rice.
The schr Manuokawai brought sO(
bags of sugar
The steamship City of New York
arrived yesterday morning. She lef
Sydney on April 10 and Auckland OF
the 25th; had pleasant weather and heae
winds during the passage. She left las
evening for San Francisco at s O'Clock.
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A merchant Of Melbourne (w

A merchant Of Melbourne (whom,
some years ago, the late Justice
William refused to meet because he
was in the butter trade) and an &C.
centric lady (now the widow of a
colonel, and at that time the success
full proprietress of milk-walk in
Melbourne) were both owners of
pigs-and both were equally anxious
to obtain first prize at the Agricultur-
al Show. The butter-man's pig was
of a dingy brown colour, while the
dairy-maid's was dirty white. And
the owner smiled when she thought
what change could be made in
piggy's appearance by the aid of
soap, waite, and blue. So three times
day the poor pig was washed for
several weeks, until at last the event.
full day arrived, and the buttermAp
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gained the prize, the judges remark
ing that they never had during their
long experience seen pig with such
a black and polished coat. The
butter-man gave dinner in honor
of the event, and then explained to
his friend in the milk business that
he had, with his own hands, black
loaded piggy every morning in order
to produce the peerless gloss that
achieved such q triumph.
bourne Bulletin.
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IT will be seen from our advertising
columns that the Library and Reading
Room Association invite estimates and
tenders for the new building they pro-
pose to erect. The plans and spccifica.
tions have been completed to the minutest
particular by Mr.. Isaac Moore, and can
be seen at the office of Mr.. A. j. Cart.
Wriuht,
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TIE Chinaman chiefly concerned in
the burning down of the fence of the
cemetery at Makiki wanted to sell out
his shop to pay for the repairs. His
countrymen, however, started a subscrip-
tion amongst themselves, and are raising
money to help him to pay the damages.
Such instances of honesty and generos-
ity are rare enough to deserve special
commendation when found.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-10

YESTERDAY morning Mr.. Preston
handed in his resignation of the office of
Attorney General. 1t had been written
out the evening before. He now holds
office till the return of Mr.. Whiting
from Hilo. Already congratulations on
his manly and spirited action are pour
ing in on him, and we confidently assert
that he we'll deserves them.
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WE are requested to aslStll members
of the British Benevolent Society to for
ward their subscriptions to the Treasur-
er, as funds are urgently needed. A
meeting will be held tomorrow night at
the British Club. between Union and
Alakea streets, and alls1 Britishers,
whether members or moi, are invited to
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THE Road Supervisor deserves and
has our hearty thanks. He has at last
finished Queen street, rs far as Alakea
street, and put it in thoroughly good
condition. Monday, Tuesday and We'd
ncsday were spent in fixing 1t up just up
to the doctors orders"
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On Tuesday night the Ehrenfels coal
ed by electric light. This is, we believe,
the first instance of the electric light be-
ing used to work by at our wharves.
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ORDERS have been issued that, If the
Doctor reports that the $50 Chinese per
City of Toxic now in Quarantine are all
well, they are to he released to-day.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-10

WE learned yesterday afternoon that
a notice had been served by the land.
lord on Mr.. s. Nowlein, the new
licensee, that the terms of his lease
would not permit him to allow liquor
saloon to be opened on the premises.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-10

TUESDAY morning the libel case
against Mr.. T. G. Thrum was heard at
the Police Court. AS usual motion
was made to dismiss the case and over
ruled. He was committed for trial to
the Supreme Court. Bail was taken at
koO0
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-10

MEssRs. w. o. Smith 81 Co. report
sales of so shares lnter-Island Steam
Navigation Co. at $3.50 each, and $4,000
Onomea bonds at par.
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WE notice in the ateler Of Messrs
Williams & Co., the fashionable photo.
graphers, some very fine portraits of
II. r. Fl. Princess Likelike and her
daughter H. r. II. Kaiulani.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-10

MEssRs. j. Williams u Co., photogra-
pliers, on Fort street are showing some
beautiful albums of ferns and seaweeds
A fine specimen of the sea porcupine is
also on exhibition in the window.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-10

FoRTY-Two Mormons were through
passengers from New Zealand in the
City of New York.
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LOCAL & GENERAL ITEMS.
THE public want to know where that
$40, ,55s.5s is. Who has got it?
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attend. The celebration will most pro.
badly take place on Her Most Gracious
Majesty Queen Victoria's birthday.