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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
BROOKLYN Young REP UBLICANS.

DEFINING THEIR PRINCIPLES ANEw-wHAT THEY
DEMAND IN CANDIDATES.
About 800 Young Republicans, of Brooklyn,
Of them with gray heads. met last even
Ing in Music Hall to consider com
munication from the Executive and Advisory
Committees of the Young Republican Club of the CITY,
The president OF the club, w. H. Nichols. was
In TIE chair. He made brief speech and
then read address and resolutions presented by the
Executive and Advisory Committees. The address
sets forth the clubs adherence the principle OF local
seifgovernment for Brooklyn through single head
the Mayor-and says that this is still tho vital
na' city; eommends the Republican City Convention Of
4eo1 Tor It's explicit declaration that Questions of
National or State politics have proper place the
practical administration of municipal business declares
thAs antl all political organizations presenting cand
Gates for city cnices publicly adopt similar platform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
CLOSING PRICES or PHfLADELPaiA SfoOA~
R>oor,eiby JOIN II. DAVIS & Co.. IL WIII'L
TUESDAY, Sept. %, p. m.

The dealings in stocks to-day failed to deVelog
any new features in the sltuat'on ino mann
opened " it'll no little " boom 10 prices
The Northern Pacifics and the klnareu
stocks were less a fraction IN to-days oe"'
ings than they have been. They closed higher tn1u
last evening; for example, Northern Paclnc pre-
f,rr.d closed mt 625s after having been up 10 %,
against 62ss last evening. The Oregon anu
Transcontinental (syndlcate) stock sod up
OIL, TO $3.50. but the general weakness OF wv
nark.t carried its price down to 81 ex-d'r
dend and the uncertainty of its financial STATUS
relative TO its holdings or sales OF the Nor'"'''
Pacific carried the price back to sos Delaware
Lackawanna and Western was a feature III Tue ~
cline; the recorded transactions III '"0
f9l 1857 shares were 25 900 shares less than ye'e'
davis record but the stock opened up y pei o'"o
l2l. rose to 12l q and later sold at llv's@ ii's
Lake Shore and Central and Hudson attrac'eu NV
than usual attention, and alt ough closing WV"
coveries Of 3s05s from the lowest pricss on h',o
biddipqs for effect on tomorrow mornings hoH
prices. ended with declines of ia and "A pcr 80
respectively. The whole market shower "eAN -
from the highest prices of the morning 10 w" :,
of the day. In fact, the market was s'rons, -,
the end than it was when figures were y W -
cent higher In the early dealings. go.
The business done in Government ponu'
small Speculative influences, III tue
either demand or supply are depressing 'n9 s,ad
tions for the IS and stiifening those TOT INC
daie issues. BIDS for the IS are further ou
for the dos are advanced Is per cent. AnoeA'N
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26

TWO STALLION RAcEs-JAY-EYE-sEE on HxHIDI-
TIoN.
BOsToN, Sept. 25.-The Wesley p. Balch
stallion races were opened at Beacon Park today the
attendance being large. In the first race KENTUCKY
wilkes won three heats. Maxey Cobb winning tWo
ZINE. 2:24I2, 22Gls, 2:231i, 2:25. 2:25ls'
The second won by Pilot Knox IN three
straight heats time. 2:35ia 2:32l9, 2:3O4L
Between the heats JayEye-see was exhibited upon
the track and was heartily appaudcd. He trotted
warmingup heat in coca and then given trial 10
however aud the attempt was unsuccessful The quar-
ter was made in 1884, the half In 1:074 threequarers
In 14l and the mile In 217l2 lie VIII nc gwen au-
other trial tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
THE BEST DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM

The Marie Garrison suit was continued be-
fore Theodore W. Dwight. referee, yesterday. Ex-
Judge Comstock concluded his argument Henry l.
CLINTON smoke In benalf of the defendant from until
n m A diversion was afforded when Mr.. Clinton stated
That the attitude OF the plaintiffs counsel reminded him
OF the man wno was asked 10 speak at political mcot-
ing Although unprepared yet he rose aud said: is
b VINO Is not possessed OF ideas which
lie wsnes to give expression to- for to express those
IDEAS " hich no has not gOt 10 give expression TO-"
That is the best Democratic platform nave yet
heard Of" quietly remarked Mr. COnKling. Tue argu-
mept viii be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
COURT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2e.

suPRKMg CoURr-O AMDERs-Before D0nohue. mos
NJ 10 IL 90 66 IA TO- 49, ~ 7S 80 ST. 80 IS 81 3d. 90,
lao las, lO, $50, Zo <+l <t~ zoo sol sou -o -'' 'o"
3Ol. ,.... ,o..,.o
SUPREME COURT -SPECIN TERM-Before Donohue. j.
No 0Ds Foote vs.. spencer, at lO3Oa III.
COuhI-DeOfo ssOlllur OF jesse
Uoyt Agnt Gilman aud Savannah Gilman
,IJpKKiOk CUURr--SPEOlAL IEaA-SeiOre Truax, j.
No Calendar.
No calendar -. -, ,,..,.. ~.
and n watt Js-Appeals from orders Nos. |, T. B. H.
meals from Jud. mentsNos 4 D. H. IL, TO- 20, 20,
"a 81 So 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
THE SYRACUSE PUBLIC BUILDING.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

WAsuINeroN, Sept. 25. - Representative
niscock WAS a the Treasury Department recently ana
urged that speedy be taken in regard to the puoc
building at Syracuse. The site has been obtained nut
the plans for the building and the advertisements ior
materials etc., have delayed by the investigation
of the Supervising Archiects office. Mr. HlscOck re-
ceiye assurances that WORK Will be begun ana car
red forward as rapidly as practicable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
THE VALIDITY OF CERTAIN BONDS.

TRENTON, n. j, Sept. 20.-ln the United
States Circuit Court to-day the two OF the Corn
Exchange National Bank and the Peoples Bank, OF New
York against the Mechanics National Bank. OF Newark
we're moi moved though the calendar. The only
prOeeeden with was that OF JOnu Rossede against The
Mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey CITY, III which the plain
sreks TO recover ulgment for bonds OF Jersey city
valued at $40 900, which the city authorities declare
bogus. This case was Tried before the Court ana dec
slnnr oRerNed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
FRAUDULENT LAND ENTRIES
rvpoRTANT DISCOVERIES BY AGENTS OF THE
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Inv rrrrcp A pg To THE rRIBUNEl
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l


INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE!
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Durlng the pasV
summer the Commissioner OF the General Lana ohcc
has had in me States aud Territories where there are
large quantities of unsod public lands large torce Vi
special agents engaged the detection and inVesusa
ton of fraudulent entries under the Preempuon
thad and Timber Culture acts. The reports OF these
agents reveal sucn a condition Of affairs That In all
probability the Secretary of the Interior In his ahnua
report will recommend tue repea, not ohiy ., '"'
emption laws. but of the Timber Culture Gct aso'
Among the considerations which, 1t Is DeheVeu' VIII 10
urged IN favor OF repeal. first, that pracucay 'ne
actual settler get title to his farm as soon uhuc
the Homestead act as under the Presumption law-ahu
that here rs need OF two methods TO attain lne
object: second, tnat while the three laws remain a
settler may take advantage OF each ana aequ, 20 LUZ
10 $50 acres OF public land by paying cash Tor lou acres
ono tSEine the remainder under the Homes eao anu
Timber Culture actsa quantity which. II IS suggesteu is
greater than the settler should be permitted 10 0oth
on such easy terms in tue present condition OF anSs
thr that botn Presumption and tho Ilinoef Outuc
laws offer premium TO dishonesty, as s cieary sLomn
by the great number OF fraudulent entries "hch nave
has defaP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
GOSSIP ABOUT HE TRor1ERS.

w, II. Vanderbilt made two or three I'M
successful attempts yesterday ut Fleetwood Park 10
speed Aicine and Early Rose for mile The wind,
however. too strong aud The track too heavy Ed
ward and swiveller appeared late In the afternoon
driven by Frank Work. II twas whispered that II
Jay-Eyeser should defeat ST. Julien In the coming race.
Mr. Case will be challenged 10 trot Linn against Maud s.
II s generally known tnat Mr.. Vanderbilt Is to
test the speed OF Maud - at early day he th1kc she
beat 2:05 and IL thought That match between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
REGISTRITION ~ BROOKLYM

Yesterday was the first day of registration in
Brooklyn. The registration offices were open from
10 10 q. III. and from TO 10 p IN
Tho number who registered was comparatively
ANAL being $3.50 less than tho cor
rc-pol ding day last year ana only 5,S2S more tban
TWO years ago In 1850 the number regis erred on the
drst dAy was As. 6Si. aud 1879. 25l the latter
being almost the yesterday, when II was 23Dlo
The follow NJ the figures by wards Yesterday com.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
THE NEWluARKET MEETING.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-The Newmarket first
October meeting opened to-day. race for the Great
Foa Stakes for threeyearods, was won by the Duke OF
Hamiltons bay colt Ossian. Goldheld came In second
aud The Prince third There were nine starters. The
betting at the start was to 2 against Ossian, even
money on Goldncld, and to L against Inc P1nce'
Ossian won by two lengths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.

CANDIDATES FOR CHAIhMAN AND OTHER OFFICES
WHAT THE MEMBERS SAY
The Republican State Committee will meet
at noon to-day in the Fifth Avenue Hotel ana elect
Chairman treasurer. secretaries and executive COM
mittee aud agree upon campaign headquarters The
new committee chosen last week ct Richded Springs Is
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26

sales OF vegetables recorded IN Charles Pecks DOCK
accounts and sought for by che to estab
sh definitely whether Lewis had made certain states
mems about the murder ia Birmingham on Monday or
Tuesday.
Captain Clark. father of Rose. before the jury for
moment this Afternoon. but lis testimony was not OF
imDOrtance-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
AARON MOSES.

The death was announced at the Produce
Exchange yesterday OF Aaron Noses a member OF the
Exchange and OF the GTatuity Fund. Mr.. Noses
hal been been in the lard refining business AZ No IL
poorest for twenty years. His death Is the forty
foGrth that has occurred among the members OF tue
Gratnity Fund siuce its esabshnea lana the thirteenth
hfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
IHE C0URIS.
LIBEL SUIT OFF THE CALENDAR.

"A I1BLI SUI VN11T3NDAh'
TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 26.-Ihe civil suit of
United states John r. Mcpherson against James
Gordon Bennett OF The NeW York Herald, forhosl. went
off the calendar by mutual consent OF tue parties IN the
United Stutss Circuit Court Jn5 morning. The ailCge! IL
bel urginaed N the publication OF certain lner'cw re-
nectng on Senator, winch had oecn held Dy Hertd
with eX-cODyicL in Philadelphia some
INln naIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
THE BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP.

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-The championship
billiard match cushion caroms 500 points up, between
Sexton ana schaefer set to-day for October ~.
Sexton left tonight New York settle mp some bsi
ness after when he Will here and begin practice
There are no further Developments IN reference ~ the
proposed game between ScGaefer and Slos5on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
CRICKET At PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25.-ln the cricket
match beeween the Zingari Team and the Merton
Eleven here to-day the made lOI IN tho first n
ming The Merions' total for the nrst inning was o.
Pay will DO resumed tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NETWORK. Sept. %.


The advices from the oil fields to-day were
more favorable the holders OF certificates than yester-
day The new wells recently opened in the Bolltown
and Cooper districts rapidly declining and Porcu-
pine No. 1.-THE most important OF the new-comers-has
fallen 10 only 10 10 barrels our even after DelnR
drled deeper. The Porcupne No. 10 wen Is re-
ported as having produced only 800 barreis III te III
hfteen hours The oyersold condition OF the marke.
10 adya zee prices upon tho favOrlng news rom the
nelds There was no violent booming" AFTER sales
~ ~ al he market slowly recovered. touched vi 10
and ended strong at almost the best figures. - -
The range OF prices and tho to1ai uean"ss He'e
were al follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26

NJ Rhais was born at Constantipope, April 30 1904
At seventeen left Copstantnope 10 obtain educa-
ton-hrst Vienna then TO Paris lie settled IN France
and hao Just been made OF Rhetoric the Col
lego of Marmande, when he called 10 Greece aud
made one OF the MagistTacy. In 1887 ne WAS mace
President of the CITY OF Athens. the Universally OF
Athens was founded the year, ana NJ khalis was
de Professor OF Commercial Law. The following year
he was elecled Rector OF University Ia S4l he be-
came MinIster of Justice and iDrusted besides with
the Department OF Finance. Atier the Revolution of
lS43 he resumed MS career as advocate ana professor
lie wrote large number Of works upon Jurisprudence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
Readsnce.
iSirict Name.

Distriet Mama Resfdsnce.
I-John BIrIsaII ..............GIen Cove.
he Ii. Hobbs. brooklyn
wv n, Beard . Brooklyn.
v-LOus E. Ncot. ......-......--..-.Br ooklyn
vI-Jonn Ii. Brady. New York
VIi-Corneiius Van Colt.....-.--.--..New YORK.
ylII-Jonn j. O'Brien. New York.
IX-IacoO NJ Patterson New OrA
X-Bernard BigliD ..-.-. Hew-York
xI-Junn r; Lydecker. New York
XiI-solon b. smith. New York
XIiI-D. f. Porter. New YORK
XIV. III. Robertson. ......... .-..-- KatOndh
XIV. d. Dickey-..-.. .....-.-.. Newburg.
xyI-B Plat Carpenter...... ...-.- PougnEeepsie
XViI-George ii. sharpe Kingston.
xyIIi-James 5. Smart. Cambridge.
NV J. Mescock Gioversvine.
XIV. W. Rockwell -.---. Ciens Falls.
XXI-D. F.Lynde. Cation
XXIII-John k Edwards. Rome.
XXIV-AloDzo Ferguson. $500. .CObleskn.
XXV-Carroll T. smith ..-.--..-.--..--s Syracuse
XXVl-A NJ. Holmes MoTrsYllls.
xXvII-wiam Van Mater. Lyons
XXyIJI-C NJ THUS ......... ........ Ithaca.
XXIX-C s. Coe......-.... ...--.....-. Corning.
XXX-U & II bard ROch hester.
xXXI-FrankliD D. MouIton ...... 500. Alexander.
xXXII-Janes ID. Warren -----... BunaIo
XXXIIl-George BogEam.-...- 1900. LalcastsE
xXXIV-E NJ johnson Oean.
Only few OF the outof.town members had arrived
last evening" These included Captain Chester S. Cole,
Carroll Z. Smith, M. johnson. b. Pau Carpenter.
and General George H. sharpe Little wac known of the
probabilities of todays meeting. Captain Cole. Gen-
eral sharpe and Senator Holmes mentioned for tue
with the indications last evening IN favor
OF Captain Cole In OF his election either Senator
Holmes or General onalpo may NC CHosoh
Of the Executive Committee. f. ID johnson and j.
w. yroomau will probably be chosen secretaries All the
members who the city last evening bore testi
mony 60 the i'm proved condition OF things politically
compared with few weeks ago.
Onobdaga County In excellent shape" said Carroll
E Smith. We sball give the State ticket oldiash
toned Republican majority aad elect clean Republican
delegation TO the LEGISLATURE Inc Republicans were
never more united and the Democrats more hopelessly
split up than at the present time"
Captain ole said "steuben County Is all right
There Is Lfeelng OF any kiud among Republicans.
All viii work together harmoniousy this fail II Is the
general belief with proper effort the state ticket
be elected aud the Legislature redeemed"
f. NJ. johnson ssidi There is tue same good feeling
In Otsego County and vicinity is to be found else
where In the State Tho party united than 1t has
been tor years. aud only good resuts follow"
"Dutchess County" b. Platt Carpenter SAID "can be
fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
TRoT1ING At BEACON PARK.

Jay-Eye-see ana Mand 8 would aford just the oppor
tunity that SIR Vanderbilt desires
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26

The next days OF repatriation IA Brooklyn will be
Tuesday, october ., and Monday, October ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
OBITUARY..
GEORGES ALEXANDRE RHALLIS.

LONDON, Sept 25.-Georges Alexandra Rial
lis, the Greek 81 atesman and Jurisconsut, IL dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26

po.ns Of Wakefield. For Attorney-uenTerra,l ne ~
candidate most prominently name" '0"' "
Cnmmings of Fail River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26
GOVERNMENTS.
TIE GENERAL LIST

.7e seller 80 days 1922 seller 80 days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26

l,OOO....-. llO
Ind Bloom h W I'd
1900. .......72
Kansas Pac 6s
6.UJU...-.. lO7
Kan Pac LIST con
1000 g9L
Kansas Pacific IS
Den div assented
l.OOO...... lOo y
LoaisVille X \ ASH
-. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-26

Mulkey'e Topsy, g. o. Maynard g. L. Lonllar1's Aella
A. Il5, Brennan Applcby JOnnsIn's Jack OF Hearts,
o. los, Evans W. u. Jennings's Barney Aaron, A. lO2,
Cross; Graham's Haledon, o. 81, Higgs; Barnett's
Giroha. g. 90. Cunningham. Pools-Amazon $685. Jack
OF Hearts 800 Aea $50, TOpsy $75 Haledon S35. ned
iopsy to l. Aelli to /. Barney Aaron, Giruna and
Hal, don 10 20 each Haedon led for threequarters
OF mile, Jack OF Hearts close second. Then Jack
appeared IN adYance but Barney Aaron joined MIN IN
stretch, and alter desperate stru9gie
II snort head In 2:24l9 Jack Of Hearts second, two
leng before Topsy hrd. Haledon fourth Aela NTH,
Amazon SIKH and ulrota last Mutual pools SlO2 So
EDWIN A. DEFEATS DAN X.
Seventh Race-purse $500 selling; 10 miles. Nine
starters-HeGner's Dan X. aged, 1O4, Walker Burch's
Colonel sprague, 6, LOG, Maynard; Ackerman's Edwin
A. aged 1O4 Cross: Woodfords Barnum, L. 1O2
Williams Jennings's Inianta A, 102, Fisher; ". q.
Days Monk. o, 90. Garrison; Wilson's skyark. aged
112, Day; Robinsons Electriher 8, SO. Higgins and
Owens's lssie, 4. Sc. Hysop Po0ls-CO.Opel Sprdgue
$780, Dan h. 500, Edwin A S35. Infanta S35, field
$50. BoUks-C0lOuc sprague TO 8, Dan X 10 g.
Ed win A To l. Barnum 10 /, 10 20 to l AGAINST
any other. Edwln A. led for a furloDg. To
Eiectrer lor naf mile. IN led again for quarter
mile. lie was passed by Dan X In tbe homes, rrtch,
only TO rally ana VIII by quarter length IA 2:l2 Dan
X sccUEd, three lengths before Colonel SpTagus third
Monk fourth, Inlahta hf,h. Mutual pools $50 90.
JIM MCGOWAN AGAIN BEATEN BY CHARLKMAGNE
Eigntn Kace-seep iechase, $25 each. $500 added fu
course. Five stsrers-W. C. Days jim MoGowan, s.
1863. W. Lynch; DIwess pair. CnaremAgne, aged, 1885,
Pope, ChIpola, T. 125, Green; Excelsior Stables
Abraham, g. 1877. Ford; Chases Puritan, aged, 1875 ].
KeDney. jim MCGOWAN was great favorite In every
form oil betting Abraham fell wnen Ia the
lead and Puritan bolted. After Abraha's retirement
CDarle led to tue end all Jim McGOwans tiOrt
lengus In J2l jan McGOwan second a dozen lengths
| be ore Cnpoia. Mutual pools S37 20.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-19

xer Albany Ledger.
Mentor u new place on the Airline
railroad, fifty-fve miles from New Al
|bany. The principal trado y IN slaves
and lumber.
The Dubois County Bank, at Jasper
opens on the Goth. with james "A. Barton
~ Chshier. Its TO be and independent
hank, without circulation-a bank o.
deposit and discount.
Hon. James n. Eicc will assume ths
duties of Auditor Of State on the 2stf
Inst. There Il no more popular gentle
Imam IN the state than Jim Rice, and ~
will certainly De one Of the best posted
|ofIIcers that has ever held this position
Mr.. Rice has announced the following
deputies: j.. J. Bingham. the formel
editor and proprietor or the Indianapoli'
SentineI, will be chief clerk; Mr.. Franz
Ncssick. Hamilton county, insurance DE-
partmcnt; Fred. Clark, Martin county
land department Ia. Price. Sullivan
county, court clerk and stenographcs
1.-THE deputies are al competent end pop
uIar men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-19
Disposal ar Causes ~ the Dubois
Circuit Court. January Term,
1858.

49,
me following c'n~es were "'-posss.
Of during me second AND tniru weeks ~
Court:
Herman Klnescner, guardian Of Jos.
Gucnther's heirs report sale Of land
sale confirmed and an order for deed.
Cath. McNichic Il Al. vs. John Cap
linurr et a.. partition continued.
WIN. Ia.kins ". Mary iaskins. a.
vorcc. granted.
James NJ. Townsend ct d. ". Sarah
+. Anderson ct Al, partition; Commits
sioner's report partition; report con
fi1med.
Julia NJ. G. Splitter W. Henry Werm'
ling et al, petition to cell land !; repor
Of sale to Wermling; sale confirmed.
Frances Rosiwick W. Mills Bostwlck
divorce, granted defendant to pay cost
aud $40 70 plaintiffs attorneys
w. Il. Cave ". Eliza Cave. divorce
not granted order that plaintiff pay 81
10 defendants attorneys.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-19
Transfers OF Real Estate IN Du
bOls County from Jan. 10, 1883
20 Jan. ~, 1883.

Hranslers "a &C.. 80 So1eSS
pois County ~. a93 JAM - 4
soSan. - Aco -
bartle Love 20 joseph uinuef' &C -
IN !. 5 Z = 80 acres, $iOo.
El'abeth - Henry a husband g = y
" kendall, sec ~, ~ n = > N acses'
$40.
VIM n Cave % Lila cave PC ~ : =
= 3. ~ acres. Sio0- -.
Milton y Lemond guaru, q usnck
kelso, heir Of James MAYO; ueceaseu' y
Gottlieb kauscher, sec ~ > p n
acres, 80
Thomas X HARDY, Admr 2. noos v \ =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-19

A dispatch from Washington dated
January slh says:
.Guifeau. II will be remembered, ours
ed the Jury thst convicted him. lie
prophcsied 10 them al manner Of evil
and people here are commenting on ths
happenings % that jury since The trial
To-day Tomas IIin:ine, who was mem
Der Of the jury. died. lie makes tn
second member Of the jury who has de-
parted this life. Another named Sbechan
has lost al his properly, and Is now
hotel porter. Hinlinc died Of heart die
ease, which was supposed to have beer
Exaggerated on account Of confinement
IL the jury ROOM
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-19

a corps or engineers are engaged II
making 4 survey Of d route FOR 4 railroad
from Orleans, Orange county. By way Of
Paoli. 70 Huntingburg, Dubois county,
che line 70 be RIM through the Southern
nart u the Dubois county coal fIeld.--
Boonvillc Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-19

"-'" - - +>* -
The report OF the census commissioners
has not yet been placed in the hands Of
the PRINTER, although il Is nearly three
years since the work should have been
completed. II has cost the government
more than five and half millions Of dol
lars. and yet appropriations that will
bring the amount fully Mp 70 six millions
Of dollars ere asked, and Il Is said that
unless they are made, al the work that
has been done viii be valueIess. The
business OF the Office was originally en-
trusted 70 General Walker. who became
weary OF its duties, and was succeeded
ahout year ago b. Colonel Seafor
Both OF them have been guilty Of grosI
missmanagement, 10 call Il BY no harsh.
er name. and they should be subjected
10 rigid investigation. The country ha'
paid literally for this service, becaus'
the information gained by careful Zen
sus Report ID almost indispensable 4
every class Of citizens. and the disap
pointment Il the result Of the Census Q
1850 has been expressed everywhere
Such important work ought 20 be places
IN honest and capable hands. -Evans
willie Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-19

frMr. Geo. Frcybcrgcr. trustee Of
HARRISON township, has been having =
rnther serious attack or rheumatism. from
which he had partially recovered when
symptoms Of pneumonia set In. He III
however. wrestling II through. and high
hopes of biz speedy recovery are enter
tanned.