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CARTER'S
MARKET SPACE.

DAMAssE. POLKA Dors AND STRIPED
LACE GRENADINES.
NEW STOCK Just orened, 62c., 75c., 81, 81 IS up.
ZION FIR AMt GRENADINES. 5uc.. SEC, 75c.
BLACK SILK BROCADES, 81, 81. Is, 81 so yard.
C0LORED SILk BROCADES. 81, Il. rs. 81. 80 yard.
CoLOKEO DkESS SILKS, New Colors. Gros Grain.
SgRAH SILKS. all coiors 500.
NUNS vElLING, all colors, Zoe.
4z-iNCn NUN'SvEILING, all coiors, Soc.
EOULES BEI9ES, CHUDDA CLOTHS ETC.
bLACh DRESS SILKS, 81, 81. 90, 81. SO, SITS, 81.
ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS. New Colors, ESQ.
COACHING PARAsoLs.
IN ALL COLORS, at s. each
sail PAkAS0LS, Spanish Lace, Lined s.. IL
SATIN PARASOLS, Lined, 81. rs.
SAN PAhASOlS ail CO ora, $3.50.
TWILLED SILK PARASOLS, 81. 80 s. $3.50.
SUN UMBRELLAS. $3.50. So. s.. 80.
INDIA LINEN.
121c., 15c., 1Sc., 20 cents.
SAIL STRIPE PIOUE, Sc.
SATIN STRIPED NAINSOOK 12bc.
WHITE AND FANCY MATING, New Styles.
O. NJ WSON,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South side.
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The Howgate Atrach,nent C...s
1hE COCRT IN GENERAL TERM sUsTAISs THE M
CISIONS OF IHE IAWEH C0I-Hr

TIE COUNT IN GENERAL 1EKM sUsTaIss THE ny
CIsIONs OF THE LOWER COURT
To-day Ia the Court In General Term the cases
Of United states ast. HW. Howgate were decided,
the Chief Justice announcing the opinion OF the
court The INST decided was the motion TO quash
the attachment IN behalf of Mrs. Houghton, who
bad purchased some OF the property, and whose
deed had been executed anterior to lowing thu
attachment. In this the judgment below uIash-
Ing the attachment far II related ot..5 prop
erty, was afirmed. The other motion decided was
TIE motion II ide TO quash the attachment on the
Eiouhu th..t Inc SUIT not having been brought by
the district attorney the attachment was Illegal
The Ch!ef Justice announced the opinion OF The
court, sustaining the judgment below overrul1ng
the motion 10 quteh. He said that this was =
curious cas', no. being between the parties, but
dant tlnd he ought 10 be here In pcrson) int all
The pleas OF the republic should come through one
eh.tnnei-ult district attorney: that the law makes
tIe Outy O. That Ofllccr TO take exclusive control
OF all the Interests or the United States In the
District. Is that 81? Will Tins republic rut ali its
liable 70 brcdne sick or die? lie DID not believe
II, ami IL WAS not the practice to do So nor to
iop r,ihe rs Interests In that way. In this case
thc government mad the right 10 employ Mr. Cock
OF whoever II pleased Mr.. Cook Was member OF
this bar, had the right &c appear, and the attach
Meiit would reInaia-
RoBByETrS AND ARRESTS Lieutenant
Guys rlea TOOK into custody two colored men
named johnson and Davis. who were locked up In
the STALLION ON the charge OF burglary at the post
Office at Rockville, Md Some five or SIX weeks
ago, IL Will be reii enbered, two men broke into
NC leot ounce aud store at Rockville, kept by T.
NJ England and stole some goods and ranea ked
the ai anu lied 10 this city. These prisoners are
supp ssa 10 re the robbers The detectives last
Saturiay night arrested Hugh Brown, VINO Is
SSnaIsea with stealing a gold watch from George
DUTY tne previous Saturday night An alleged
asSoihpice on DTowr named DObbins alias Bach
ei0r Was arrested by Officer Breen Baltimore
sall 10 be another enc OF this gang ia SERVING ON
garr0ted while IN the OF treating these mon ao
drinks on e street In the Police Court today
the cases against Brown and Bachelor went
cver....The robbery OF the house OF Mr. James
1olnes, corner OF LIST and i streets was men
toned recently in THs STAR The burglars
took $500 In specie and SEQ In notes The bag which
contained the money was last week found on the
Corcoran farm. near Ivy City, and brought 70
police hsadQuaTtera ~
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SILKS. S1LKsl SILKS.

PIN HEAD CHECK SILKS tactual value 75c.) We are
selling at 50 cents.
PURE SILK BLACK RROCADE GRENADINES,
76cs. act al value 81. 30.
SILKS at 81. SILKS at 80. SILKS at g.
NUNS vEIL1NGs. on pure Wool. widest double width.
AZ inches wides S7x.
Black SILKS heavy Ores Grain g. actual value 81. a.
and Black, so.
Coored CASHMEREN pure Wool filing widest dou.
bic width, in strawberry and Electric Blue s7H.
FANCY l,n SILKS and SUMNER SILKS. S2c. actual
Black sursh SILKS, extra WIDE and Black Satin
RHADAMES. 81 real value, 81. So.
Strawberry. 20.
Colored SILKS, heavy Gros Grain. in Electric Blue
p,, ana straw berry g, actual value 81 rs.
BLACK Cashmere SIAWLS, pure Wool, S.
Coored CAsHMERES, widest double width pure
Electric Blue, SO. ~
Our very finest quality heavy Gros Grain Black French
Quahty Black French SILKS heavy Gros Grain
Satln nnlsh. reduced from 81. Is 20 81 %
Bleached Table DAMASK. all pure Linen. slightly
Finest quality Blaoa siif Brocade GRENADINES 81.
actual value 81.
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LIQU Rs.
MARYLAND CLUB. &c per gallon.
MONTICELLO IT. Sc per gallon.
ROYAL CABINET. SC per gallon.
OLD BAKER. Sc per gallon.
OLD CROW, s. per gallon.
GOOD OLD RYE, 50 pei gallon.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE, so cents.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE, rs cents.
BOTTLE OLD CROW 81.
HENNESSEY BRANDY, 1865
GALLON SPANISH SHERRY f5
GALLON OPORTO WINE S.
GALLON COOKING SHERRY, e.
GALLON MEDFORD RUM, 50.
PIPEh EFIDsIECK. SOUvERAIN EXTRA DRY
CHAMPAGNE. BASS ALE. GUINNESS
STOUT AND YOUNGEES SCOTCH
ALE, BOTTLED, 81. 30 DOZEN.
f. G. KNIGHT,
ap2o 1882 Pennsyyana avenue
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would respectfully announce to my friends and the
public generally that having leased the entire building
southwest Of 18th and ave.
formerly The Star ofice) I have now far
creator facilities for conducting the auction business
than heretofore The building has front OF SO feet
giving one grand classroom OF fifty front On the
second Aoor Is large room having Same frontage ne
lower oor which Is specially arranged and planned for
the sale Of Works OF Art and Books and is capable Of
comfortably seating TWO hundred people; in fact It is
the only establishment in the city that has separate
saiesrooms for the .ccommodation Of all classes Of
goods. It commands 30 much space within 6oOrs that
sales can always be conducted without regard to
weather. The upper portion OF the builip9 Contains
70 rooms which are used Tor storage purposes which
to the public There s also I'm the rear
OF the building large court or open SPACE which Viii
be used for the sale of Horses and the Whole
forming one OF the most complete Auction establish-
ments In the country.
Liberal advances made on consiguments Iunrsise.
ments made; Libraries and WORKS Of AT Cassiosusd
and arranged for sale.
Having had experience Of -ve years In the
business and with the assistance Of n b. Lsfimer who
WI attend per!onaly 70 the personal and pe sales.
ana thoroughy competent corps Of assistanta fee
ccnndento q Eyin4 perfect abstraction IN any business
that may be intrusted IN my hands,
ynannnH tho pubic for their past patronage. and
Ss6nR contnuance Of the Same. am very respect
apas-lm THOMAS BOWLING.
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The AndersOn-CaKr Homicide.
JOSHUA ANDERSON SENTENCED 70 TIE PINrrxNr1An
FOR FIVE YIARa

RxOmtGf0A.
JOSHUA ANDERSON SENTENCED 70 TIE PINITxNT1ABY
FOR FIVE YIARA
In the special Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur,
this morning, Joshua Anderson, convicted Of man
slaughter about ten days since, under An indict-
ment charging him with the murder of JaA Carr,
On December 31st, 1884, called up for sentence.
Mr.. W. Pierce Bell, who, with Mr.. W. A. Cook, ap-
peared for the prisoner made quite feeling appeal
for mercy for the prisoner, who, he said, had been
In jail about eighteen montha
-. Inc district attorney said the jury had given
tne accused about all the mercy he was entitled to
in their verdict.
The court proceeded to pass sentence, remark
Duct during the escape OF the prisoners on Friday
In remaining quietly in his cell, he thought that
the prisoner was entitled to some consideration
ne, therefore, would sentence him to ive years in
the 9th OF April-the day of conviction.
Barnum's Circua
OFFICIAL ROuTK OF PROCESSION.
The procession will form at the new Washing
ton Athletic Park. 9th and S streets, Wednesday,
May 9, and proceed over the following routes
street to 7th, thence along 9Th to Pennsylvania
avenue, thence 22i street circle, thence east by
way Of street to 9Th. 9Th to the park.
SERIOUSLY CUT IN A SATURDAY NIGHT ARRAY
About II o'clock Saturday night an alteration
took place BET |een Tom Bowie and Sam Smith,
cOlored men, and three unknown white men, on
New York avenue, between 9Th and 18th streets
cut In the face and jaw also cut in the shoulder
Lieut. Greer discovered blood on the sidewalk
where the alteration occurred and on making in
quiries in the neighborhood ascertained from a
colored man about the ARRAY and pursuing his
inquiries further, traced The blood marks to DR..
Merfam's office. 622 New Jersey avenue where he
learned that BOwie'S wounds had been dressed
and the sufferer sent TO his home 722 jackson al
ley. The lieutenant went to the alley, and found
Bowie had bad wound which he stated had been
given him by an unknown white man, but he de-
clined to talk about the matter.
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f{NHE CONSTANTLY TIRED-OUT" FEEIING
Il so often expeienr ed liz the result Of imrover shed
blood and Consequence enfeebled vitality. Ayers Sar-
sapara feeds and enrlches the blood increases APP
petite and promotes digestion Of the food and the ASSN,
lstion Of its strengthening qualities The yste being
thus lnvig1ra;ed the feeling rapidly changes crate
III SENSE Ga Strength and sAerSy. my3
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We shall continue the sale Of
BLACK SATIN MERvEILLIECx.
In the superb qualities have been selling OF late. at
&c., 9oc.. ST. $i.ls and 81. 81 per yard.
We guarantee them-every thread pure Silk. and
recommend them for splendid wearing Qualities Our
line OF Black Silks will hereafter contain lest pro
auctions OF American Looms. which obtaining daily
30 envable reputation Tor durability. They do not
have a. high ustre Ly ons Silks the reason that
our American manufacturers do All the weft with
chemicals. which give high lustre and greater weight
70 the fabric without adding to its wearing quality
Having demonstrated that silks can be man ufsctured
in this country cheaper than in France they anxious
to make only such goods viii commend their manu-
faoture to consumere.
We have. OF late, had many customers who have bae,
greatly pleased with two qualities are show ing rs
and 81. 81 per yard. which We highly recommend.
sURAH SILKS
are also very popular We have . splendid quality,
called the
VELVET EDGE SURAH,"
at 81 yard. to match all the shades Of Dress
Goods. Also good
sATINE sURAH.
at Acc yard Can Be had In the new colors of Man
DARN and Crush he'd strawberry.
FANCY SILKS. CHECKED SILKS. BLACK AND
WHITE STRIPED SILKS,
only Soc. per yard. Black and White Checked Silks
only 62'Sc. per yard. Pin Checks and Fancy Checks
only G9c yard Fancy Silks, in Colors and ef
fecs. 75c per yard. Lousine Cheek Silks in elegant
styles. only 81 per yard-Dollar twenty five quality.
These goods purch ased ut auction and we call at
TO the extra good values which We arc thus ena
Died to offer ia them. Choice selections be found
BLACK GRENADINES.
we have splendid qua ity. ali siik at 81 per yard
which is worth dol ar twenty Ave- and finer qualities
25 l60 ST. rs and 50 per yard in Brocades and
saune Stripes. equally cheap. Nuns Yelling at f6c
per yard, regular &c. quality At Soc. very fine one
both ~ inches wide.
BLACK LACE BUNTING
at Doc per yard. Superb color and quality Warranted
all wool. Forty 1.-TWO inches wide.
HENRIETTA CLOTH.
Pure silk and WOOL at 81 per yard.
coLoRED CAsHMEREs.
The finest line of shades in this CITY, and at the prices
the best Tuaty-50c and 75c per yard.
24inch Nuns Yelling. in Cream. Light Blue Pink
and Azultne Blue at FAC. Per yard. Splendid value
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CATARRH.


Head Colds, Watery Dis harGes from the Nose and
Eyes, inTiER Noises in the Head, Nervous Headache
and Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucus disodged, membrane cleaneed and
healed breath sweetened smell taste and hearing re-
stored. and ravages checked.
Cough Bronchitis. Droppings into the Throat Pains
IN the CHEST Dyspepsia Wasting Of strength and Flesh,
Loss Of Sleep. etc.. cured.
One bottle Radical euro, box Catarrhal Solvent
snd one Dr. sanford,s Inhaler in one package; Of all
CURE; a pure distillaon Of Witch Hazel. Am Pine,
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
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t.A1derney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
SC. per ct. Cream, l5c pint.
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Immense Bargains i'm Baby Carriages.
refrigerators Ice chests and trunks, OF the best
manufactures, sold at R. Goidschmid's sl2 9TH St
q. W. my3-u
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Rough On Rats,
. Clears out rats mice, reaches, flies, ants. bed
bugs, skuDks, chlpmunks, gophers. loo. Drug
plStS.
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A YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS ARE THE BrST
Medicine that can be employed to correct Irregular.
ties OF the stomach ana bowels. Gentle, yet thorough
In their action. they constipation. stimulate the
digestive organs and the a?peti Q, and cleanse build
up aud streDg then the system.
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COLLINS vOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLAsTERS

For the relief and prevention the instant 1t is ap-
Piled Of Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Sciatica, Coughs.
Colds, WeaA Back: Stomach, and Bowels Shooting
DyspePsa, Liver Conn aint. Bilious Fever. Malaria.
and tpi,temics. nse COL. >S PLASTEKS ian Elec-
at pain Zoe. everywhere. my3
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusem ents. &c, Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATKR--Ada Gray In "EaSt Lynne. ,,
THRATER CoaIQuE.-Press Eldridge Combination.
DIME Notwithstanding performance and Gu
IlOSitieS
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The VoltaIc Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-votaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or oldl who are afflicted with nervous
anteeng speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vIgor. Address as above. N.B.-No
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed. wsm
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CITY ITEMS.
For the Miseries q Catarrh
Csc Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. the peoples remedy.
IS centA

The Following Immsnss BarEaims
row only at S ss III M
coffee or tea canisters 100 clothes pins at. mower
sprinklers, lemon squeezers, 7l hole mouse traps,
with box Of Dscf,ns erystal glass cake trays,
decorated china cup and saucer, large rubber
covered buckets or saucepans, syrup cans large
footed wa sh basins, hair brush with comb and
cake 20 Of SOAP blade pocket knives large nickel
dish SIpsn Il feessd
stove polish large scruboins brushes s 81 inch
%he S ne eeai Of Of S
pans, ornamental. cake cutters, jelly plates, s
large bars OF superior laundry soap, leo IT. clothes
inch tea trays assorted coiors colorsd ed BohemlaR
glass finger bowls.
Absolutely the Greatest bargains
ever offered will be sold tomorrow only at NJ
Augenstein's s17 9TH St NV: Large size chamber
large dustpan and broom, 2,c.; so clothespins and
one Zinc washboard. 1.c.: decorated antique
chamber sets. sss7: y doz. hotel goblets s3c.,
worth 75c; -four sleeves. &C.; fans, 5 for Sc lemon
sQueezers, &C.; trunks and baby carriages OF the
best manufacturers at lower prices than In any
other store in the city.
An Economical Method.
l have great many pattern sultngs in stock.
OF pantalOOns. Where such is the case the addi-
uonal pair involves but nominal expense, Nils a
want hitherto felt and is an economical method
GEO. c. HENNING,
No. 40 eth street.
Enrich and Revitalize the Blood
by using Browns Iron BitterS
CHARLoTTEvrLE, VA.-Mr C. Fl. Harman presi-
dent OF the Peoples Bank, testies to the value OF
Browns Iron Bitters for relieving indigestion.
MARIANA, FLA.-Dr. Thee. West says:"I con.
slder BroWn's Iron Bltters the best tonic that is
Sold"
The Finest MaYOnaise Dressing
for all kinds OF salads, cold meats raw tomatoes,
picKied salmon, cabbage, etc, is Durkee's Salad
Dressing. Better and more economical than home
made.
Hub Punch.
This popular beverid9e is a combination OF the
pest OF foreign liquors and fruit juices and cor
dals. Sold by grocers and druggists.
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+ !. $ gig E. E esq., esq.,
ILL a eco ZEE sssss....

JUST RECEIVED BY THE
PALA1S ROYAL
One hundred pieces Brodere de SAKE Ave inches WIDE
for trimming white dresses.
Sc. YARD, USUAL PRICE $50.
One hundred and twenty pieces AI-silk Spanish
Lace with this lot have mixed old stock which
we sold ct 70 cents . Yard.
TO- AWARD.
Seventy five pieces Black and Cream Spanieh Lace,
ve inches WIDE We have eleven pieces which we have
been selling at 3s cents. AS the quality is better
than the new lot, we shall sell the entire lot at
25c. A YARD.
Fifty pieces Black Extra heavy Spanish Lace. Our
old stock at 6S cents yard is better quality 30 the
price for the lot now IL
SOC. 4 YARD.
900 pieces Torohon Laces. from cents yard no.
500 pieces Vaenciennes Iaces from As cents doz up
100 pieces Cluny Laces. from 4 cents yard up.
IS pieces Inserting to match above
j. 600 Beaded Crowns. Our old stock consists Of
thirly-tbree crowns, which have been selling at SO
cents We can't see difference in the quality.
the new lot and the old are now
26C. EACH.
Fifty pieces Beaded Laces, which are positively less
that half usual prices,
75c.. 9sc, s1.1s PER YARD.
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HOSIERY, ladies', mems. childs', Cochranes


LADIES, remember auction sale tn-morrow of
SILKS, cashmere and parasols at 9OS 7th street
northwest
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Enrich and RcvitaIizc the Blood

W Uo5118 151O"I1
CHARLoTTEvHLE, VA.-Mr. C. Fl. Hartman, presi-
cent OF the Peoples Bank, test1es to the value OF
Browns Iron Bitters for relieving Indigestion
MARIANA, FLA.-Dr. Thee. West SAYS: 81 con.
slider Browns Iron Bltters the bes, tonic that is
Sold"
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hnb Pinch,
LundbOrR,s Rhenish Cologne.

This popular beveridse is combination OF the
best OF foreign liquors and fruit Juices and cor
dals- Sold by grOcers and druggists
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The Finest MayOnaise Dressing
for all kinds OF salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes,
picked salmon, cabbage, etc, is Durkee's Salad
Dressing Better and more economical than home
made.
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CoIoRED MAN, named Ignatius Humphreys
was sent TO the wOrshOuse for 80 days by Judge
Smell today for being suspicious person, being
found prOWling around vacant houses
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5O7 P1orun. FaAxra 5O7

GEO. 9. GWYNN. 5o7 ~ STREET s.W.
Fun Gucces in Cc1xxo Old Family portr.ifu spH
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DRY GOODS.

w OODwARD 4 LOTHRoP
BOSTON HOUSE.
HEADQUARTERS
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FrssEIL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out of
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nave great many pattern suitings in stock
out OF which may be cut q suit and an extra pair
OF pantalOOns. Where such is the case the addi-
uonai pair involves but nominal expense. Nils a
want hitherto felt and is an economical method.
GEO. c. HENNING,
No 40 eth street
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WHITE Boy, named Thomas Murphy, was sent
70 the reform school, on complaint OF his mother,
By Judge Smell to-day.
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TEE WEEKLY STAR, large double paper Of fifty
ti& columns, win be sent postpaid for one dollar
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-09-17
up the corner stone and just enough all
together to make fitting monument to
the fraud, corruption and misrepresenta.
ton Of speculative ring which has been
dissolved by the edict Of the court.

In our last issue the telegraph told
the obsequies Of the eminent New York
journalist, Hugh j. Hastings. The
death of Mr.. Hastings was remarkable
regime in the political history of this
country. He was indeed the last of the
active national stalwarts. With Mr.
Hastings the fight between the so. o.term.
ed independents and stalwarts was al.
ways war to the knife and the knife to
the hilt. he gave no quarter and died
firm in his faith. Among the pail bearers
was President Arthur, whom he had
criticised for his seeming lack of fidelity
to the old guard. The naughty Roscoe
Conkling put on the habiliments of woe
to attend the remainp of his dead friend
to the tomb-and we'll he might for in
his own political struggle Mr.. Hastings
had been faithful to the last. Thus ends
the career of a remarkable man. A pro.
tege of. Thurlow Weed, he wore we'll the
shoes Of that veteran politician. After
his death he was as powerful as he was in
the lobby and in the dictation of public
affairs, national as we'll as in the state.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-09-17
The Brown County Sentinel SOW.


The Sioux Falls convention is now in
session, and will finish its work in few
days. Bartlett Trip, of Yankton, is
president of the convention. There is nc
representation from this county. W.
houghton, of Columbia, was in attend.
ance two days, but the friends of this
locality could accomplish nothing with.
out antagonizing strong element IN the
convention. therefore Mr.. Houghtou
came home. If the counties in the
vicinity of the forty.sixth parallel wish
to protect their own interests they must
do it through some other channel.
The delegates from Brown county we're
accorded places in the convention and
were gwen important committee posi-.
tions, but they did not choose to remain
They were in favor of admission as
whole, proposition which of course the
convention could not consider, as it hao
assembled for the express purpose o.
advocating division. Brown county still
has the capital bee in its bonnet and j,
therefore opposes division which viii
place it on the northern boundary of tn.
state.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-09-17


The judgment Of the court, in the quo
warranto case, orders the so.called cap.
ital commission to cease its work as a
commission, and if it's members neglect
to obey the mandate, ,:they render them.
selves liable to the usual process for con.
tempt of court, The judgment on this
point is mandatory. 1t reads:
1t is therefore on motion of said dis.
trict attorney and said attorneys for the
plaintiff ordered aud adjudeed that said
defendants and each Of them be and
they are hereby forever ous:ed and ex.
clnded from said office of commissioner
mentioned in said act in the complaint
described and from all franchises and
privileges named, enumerated, or includ.
ed therein.
The capital commission must 90.