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MosoUIToEs AND YELLOW FEVER.
1t seems from the observations Of
DR.. Finley, Of Havana, reported in
the ANNALS of the Royal Academy
of Sciences Of that city. that there
are good reasons for snpposing that
the mosquito is the carrier Of the
contagion of virus of yellow fever.
He says that the female alone stings
and sucks blood. the male being a
harmless sort Of body that lives on
the juices of vegetables, those of a
sweet cha acter principally. The
female stings, not because she likes
blood particularly, but because it
furnishes an amount of nourishment
and heat that is necessary in order
that the eggs she is about to deposit
in the water may become matured.
Those that have satisfied themselves
with blood lay eggs in a few days
while those which have purposely
been kept 80 they could not reach
a supply of this rich food die without
depositing any. The blood of a
person with fever is especially in
favor with this insect, as it is
several degrees higher in tempera.
turc than that of a healthy person
or animal. The larger variety Of
mospuito is able TO take enough
blood at one time to enable it to 60
on with its egg laying duty, but the
smaller ones are more vicious, and
have to come back for more blood
several times, even ten or twelve in
number.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-22

Jay Gould t~elegraphed his con-
CALCULATIONS to Cleveland. Several
constructions have been placed upon
this action Of jays. By some, who
read between the lines, the peculiar
wording Of the dispatch was regarded
as a covert threat. Others consider
ed it the GROWING act Of hypocrisy
in a hypocritical life. But the
--latest returns" give an entirely new
mean ing to the dispatch. At the
the time the dispatch was sent New
York fairly throbbing With indigna'
ton over the attempt of the
Republicans to cheat the people
and steal the State. The excitement
and wrath Of the best classes Of
people, not the bung-suckers and
hoodlums, is described as something
terrific and Jay Gould vas singled
out as one Of its. objects. He
therefore t~elegraphed his c%ougratula'
tons to save his own precious skin
from the vengeance ofthe populace.
TELEGRAPH.
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ifty wards at the rate Of one thous.

City yards at the rate Of one thous'
and miles an honr. The man shoots
in the opposite direction from the
earth's motion. Now, the east and
west velocity Of the bullet equals the
west to east velocity of the earth
and the bullet must, therefore. stano
still ; aud docs the target, being
Fixed to ,hecarth and having its
motion, come mp at the rate Of a
thousand miles an hour and hit the
bullet suspended in air That's
what the scientific shooter wants
you to tackle and answer to The
best Of your ablli,y.-Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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Constable's Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Ve,n.;lion.
2nd Justices Cont Parrish of Yer
J. VI Hri.b~nn.


BIZ virtue Of writ Of ihri facias
out Of II lion 2o'! Ja-'irc's
Court. it, and for III" ,,ari-n',f Yer,
million, in the a',.vc entitled and
numbered suit. and tn rae. directed.
| .iI! proceed t. sell n ;uhlic sale.
20 the las, and liis'le-, bidder. at the
office of tn" 2mj J,slirc .f ,llc Peace
Of this parish. for CASH, witt. benc
fit Of apprai-emnn'. on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 9TH.
1884, between the hours of II
o'clock A. N. and 1 o'clock p NJ.
aid continuing from day to day il
necessary. all the rights. titles. in
terests and demands Of the defend
ant, Desire lItbert, ST.. in aud to
the following described properly.
seized to satisfy said writ. to wit +:
Onc dwelling house, in which now
resides the defendant. together with
one acre Of ground on which said
building is erected. bounded north.
south, east and west by the defend
ant and his wife. in the southeast
quarter Of section twcnty.three.
township thirteen. south Of range
four east. in the scrond ward If said
parish of Vermilion.
Given uni'.r my official signature
this 7th day Of November 1894.
JOSEPH GoUrlERnEz, Constable.
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NOTICE..
w


r. S. LIND OFFICE.
New Orleans. La. Oct. 3lst 1884
Complaint having been entered
at this Office by john \ Smith
against G. j. Smith for abandoning
Homestead Entry No. 69l3, dated
November !, 1882, upon the $ J Of
NE ! and Sc ! Of NV !. Section
81, Township -. South Range 8
east, in Vcrmil;on Parish. Louisiana.
with a view to the cancellation Of
said entry : the said pnrtjt. are
hereby summoned t" appear at this
Office on the 30, day Of December
1884, ut 10 O'Clock a. NJ to re pond
and furnish testimony concerning
said alledged abandonment.
G. B. DARRILL. Register.
n. N. MARKS, Receiver.
Nov..1,-'s4 (5D
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Take care Of your Liver. A great
number of the diseases to which
mankind are liable arise from a
disordered condition of this organ.
Keep it in a sound and healthy
condition aud you can defy disease.
PRlCKLY ASH B1TTERs are especially
adapted for this purpose, being com
posed Of drugs which act on the
Liver, giving it tone and strength to
Withstand malaria.
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FOR SALE.

1851 nrrcnts of land, bounded
north by Edmond Derouen, south by
Eloi Harrington, cast by Euclide
Broussard and west b, Joseph W.
Dooley. Eighty arp"nts Of sid
land enclosed, aud the following i'm
provements, consisting of a dwelling
house, kitchen. two corn cri =. sta
bles and l.cnhon-e. Aln he pres
ent crop Of about 800 h,rrtls OF
corn and 100 barrels of potatms.-
Farming implements, also two Eor'
ses. two mare and a FLY.
For further particulars apply &c
+. q. BELANGEG.
Oct. 1884. near Crosse lie.
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GREAT VICTORY |.

For the very first time since in
Abbeville, owing to the hard times.
scarcity of money and shortneas Of
crops and having a larger stock on
hand than any year heretofore,
have concluded to sell my goods a,
great reduced prices. Come and
examine before purchasing elsewhere
JACOB IsAACs
Abbeville, La, Oct. 1854.
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Sherif's Sale.
l--
STATE OF lNUISIAyl
3D.
i'Ar!SH OF VERMu.ny
--tI--
2A':H DISTRICT reusr.
--U--
S7.la9a.
!p.elh rAeall
FS
Franeoi4 !Iu,in

By virt.e'of a wit Of sffi h.,
issued ont Of lhe hmmailr If,t,
Court, in and E"r lhrpasisa Il III
million, in the ahrve entitled vi
numbered suit. and 10 ne lirse
will proceed 10 sell 1T Ialir s,pt
The last and higIr,t LiI ~. It ii
Courthouse door. III ila' tgsa Of Il
beyille, parish Of Vermilraa, on
SATURDAY, Decemlpr 9Th 1884,
between the hours Of II a'clNk i
M, and ! o'clock ?. NJ and rualur
ing from day 10 DIV i necessary, i,
the rights, titles, Interests and d
mands Of The defendant. ID all
IL the folio Ing described NoEth
scizrd 10 satisfy sai'i vsii, tpvit
On" certain tract M land lueaa
irg three and a half mppps ta]
by 2s arren's deep. 81 81 ,Weiia
arpent-, situated on the Wen d|
Of the Inyou Vermiiiln. IN yeMf|
i'm parish. and bounded North II
public land II. s,tpIn>ed, aah y
land. Of Allied g II"leri. raj y
land~ Of Pamela llei~rl, vidssa
Joseph Monroe L"baac. anil vi
Nv laud- Of Edmiari llunshary, b
.c,hcr with al the haiklin:su odd b
u%royemcht< thereon sitnaisl It bes
he sa,nn property ursa, Which m
csidr anl acquired By !oa Iron
The Hrbcrt family.
Ter ms Cash.....
Given under my official ,itrslit
in the Town Of Ablesille, vsrpt
ion parish, La, this Il ~ 4
November, 4. D., 1854. \
II. B. LYoss, Dy'Slss|
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How Is THls.-Will you lend
the aid Of your gigantic intellect in
settling this question When .
man shoots at q target, say ct fifty
Yards, and it is struck, does the
bullet hit the target or the target
hit the bullet? For instance The
earth moves at the rate of thousand
miles an hour from west to east. A
bullet from a gun will go the first
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-22
4. D. LIZ MAITRE, N. D.

From Paris Dasimetrique Institute,
HOPES to locate himself in Able.
ville-claims as an opening all
chronic diseases--22 years expe
rience-no conditions whatever
neither bargains--but satisfactions.
Slate at the Meyidional ofice.
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GENTLEMEN

Your committee appointed to ex.
anime and make a probable estimate
Of the cost Of building a draw bridge
across Vermilion River, at Perry's
Bridge, beg leave to report az fol-
lows, viz
We have caused measurements Of
width and depth of said river to
be taken at the proposed crossing.
We find the extreme length of said
bridge will be Two Hundred and
Sixty one feet, and the extreme
depth Of the water outside Of chan
mel was twelve feet at ordinary tide
and the depth in the channel reach.
ed eighteen feet thus requiring for
bridge stationary average piling
twenty FIVE feet long, and for turn
table thirty feet long. W. end that
it will take for stationary bridge
thirty piling of above leogth l0x1O
.inchee in sizc, and for turn table
twenty piling 1912 Of % average
length Of thirty feet. We hnd that
it will require an amount ranging
from thirty 1--WE to forty thousand
feet Of lumber, including the piling,
10 do not think it will reach the
latter figure, but make that estimate
to be within bounds.
W. annex hereto an itemized bill
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-22

Cleveland is elected and Jones
the great Republican thinks that
there is not much prospect for an
early return Of Republican govern
ment.
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srarE OF Louil1n
TWENTY FIFTH JuD'L DISTINCT w.
Parish Of vermilio'.

No. 0l4.
Succession Of Clara D.f.i', !
Notice is hereby given e 49,. !
ties interested 10 the sa'u = r,hd
or baving,nn opposition = e ,as
the tablcau and accoa0s III d
; i,'a and ,storship 9 !. =, ,'Ial
cession to file the SAM : \ pd
in e'1 the office Of the s & s. Ls u
Civ Given under my hand ~ ls ~
court this 18th day o. s'' sti
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-22

Plenty Of nice large salty oysters
in town, this week.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-22

Above was estimated by US from
dimensions furnished.
II. HENRY PUTNAM,
Com. J. T: BRoussARD,
"a. NuNEz,
Filed November 10th 1884.
l.. c. LYONS, clerk.
On motion of Henry B%artels, 1t is
hereby resolved, that Joseph s..
Nunez tax-collector, take possession
of list of delinquent tax payers as
revised by W A White and L G
Lyons, receipt to finance committee
for same and proceed to collect said
taxes as he may deem advisable by
compromise or suit, and the Police
Jury hereby resolves to pay all
costs incurred in collecting said de-
linquent taxes.
It is further resolved that said tax
collector shall report to police jury
at each regular meeting amount of
said delinquent taxes collected and
from whom.
On motion it is resolved that the
treasurer be authorized to pay all
court expenses incurred in Novem.
Der term 1884.
Report of Parish Treasurer sub.
mitted read and ordered spread on
the minutes. 5.5<
REPORT.
Abbeville, Nov. 10th 1884.
To Hon President and Members of
Police Jury of Vermilion parish.
Gents The following is the
financial standing Of the parish At
this date.
Receipts.
bal on hand last report $51a6,O1
Oct IL, by L Broussard fines I90,40
Nov 10, by J 8 Nunez col 843,42
Total &, 2le,s3
from which amount is to
be deducted $l240.92 be-
ing amt paid out on your
warrants presented prop
erly signed s 1240,91
! Balance on hand $4,978,92
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NOTICE

NOTICE ~,
Hunters are strictly ts's, .silp
hunt within my ene'0e.'.s Arf
s 'aa' cassh. violating ' b, ' .,'s'
be prosecuted to the ''''
the law. nm TsiM
Oct. 1884.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-22

Blue Grass Club at Lege's, and
don't you forget it.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-22

The supposed wreck ones have
reached home.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-22

Sugar planters have commenced
grinding.
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a OF LoUlSlAM
FIFTH DISTRICT eagf
Parish OF Vers'lll's'
n Ne. 7O4.

Succession ri Sarah 4. S''ia !,
Application Of Henry 7. . sl,.''
be appointed sdniu'.''''s, !,
Notice IL hereby given % y IA,
ties interested in the said saa =,
or having AM opposition lss y,
the application Of said sp!i,
file the same in writing, !. Y l,
of the clerk Of court within 'si :
from the date hereof. ~
Given under ~, hand 40
cour, this s,h day Of se''
1884. III.
L.AsrIE BkoussAfp' ~
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-22

VI ~ "SSS0ON "AS
derstand will cost not exceed
($l7.00) seventeen dollars yer tbous.
and delivered on the spot. We find
that all the necessary irons can be
furnished for ($95O.O0) nine hun
bred and fifty dollars at the foundry
end that the freight on the same
will not exceed forty dollars. That
with these figures before Us We con
cluded that the frllow!ng would be
a fair estimate Of cost Of material
delivered and labor necessary with
Snndrv minor items included to com
plete the bridge.
Estimate cost Of lumber
5000 feet 5 e80 w
Iron (ncw] $50 W
Labor 1900 90
Spikes and nails 40 90
|Sundrics, spile driven etc 100 90
Total outside estimate 5 BIO 90
say Three thousand one hundred and
ten dollars.
Should your Hon. body deem it
advisable to use the old irons from
Abbeville Bridge and employ local
mechanics to do the work, which
your committee believe can be as
we'll done by them as 10y mechanics
from other parishes] a saving of
about twelve hundred dollars a be
effected on the above estimate, Thus
making the actual outlay required
at your hands a sum not exceeding
one thousand nine hundred dollars.
This estimate does not Include
levees to approach said bridge on
either side nor do we tender any
estimate for such work as we find
that the citizens most in interest pro.
pose and agree to meet this expense
themselves, except for such lumber
as may he needed to curb and rail said
approaches the lumber for which
purpose is included under item of
extra lumber hereto attached or an
nexed.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted for your consideration 10y
e.. II PUTNAM. chairman,
Com. J. +. BRoUssARD,
a. NuNEZ.
Filed November 10th 1884.
+. r. T.vnNs Clerk
Itemized Bill Of Lumber needed for
PerJy's Bridge Bridge.
80 piling l0x1O IS # long
2O9 each $3.50 feet
20 piling 12xl2 80 feet
long $50 each 1900 feet
10 pieces l0xl0 IA feet
long III each ITO feet
5 pieces l2xl2 20 feet
long 24o each 1900 fee,
81 pieces 3x5 10 feet long
2e each 1900 fee
~ inch flooring ii it long 9l35 fee
AKA scantl,ng falnng ouv
lax12 hub railing 653 "
main guerdon of draw 3xl4 1900 i"
sleepers for draw 3xl0x
IA feet 500
braces for draw 3x4 10 # 500
braces for draw 3x6 400
% inch plank 20 # long
.|[Turn tablet 5000 fee,
|3 pieces 1912 Is It up
right & cap for hog chain $50
4 pieces 6x8 % feet bra,
ces for eame 352
estimated crib work for
draw 1000
railing Cor draw Axe 1000 i"
estimated extra lumber
Ffor curbing etc $3.50
Total 10000 fee
Above was estimated by US from
dimensions furnished.
81. HENRY PUTNAM,
Com. J. T. BRoUssARD,
IA. NuNEz,
Filed November 10th 1884.
l.. C. LYONS, clerk.
On motion Of Henry Bartels, 1t i,
hereby resolved, that Joseph s
Nunez tax-collector, take possession
of list of delinquent tax payers al
revised by w A White and L {
)
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II. 81 PUTNAM, chairman,
Signed THOMAS j. MORGAN,
HENRY II. BARTELs,
On motion the meeting then ad.
iourned to Monday 1st day Of De
ccmber "a.
Howard HorFpAU1R, president.
L.. G. LYoNs, clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-22

rL.-> ~ ~ IA AN exnu1na Il, Rayne
Station.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-11-22
Eggs are scarce.
Read the police jury.

The Convent is approaching COM
pletion.
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Announcing thu names Of candidates. .......S ~
Professiopal or business CARTS OF ten lines OF On
1Aan. one wear.
Transient ADVERTISED ents must be paid for In adj
vance. Ill 10
chtrRsd double She regular rates, and must Dc paid
for PosrrIvELY In advance.
Advertisement not marke I will be published untli
forbid. ~ responsibility and will be charged accord
ingly.
ysrtisements when exceeding fifteen lines.
s1Au communication and advertisements MUST
h handedin GU or before Wednesday morning tom
sure insertion in the following saturday 'sisaue.
~Anonymous communication will NOT be pup
lished under any circumstances.
HpAn letters and communications muN be aa'
$500. >. tho rl,.or Of The Meridi0nal, Abbe-
vile. Vermihon parish. Louisiana.
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ADvERTIsIvG II TIES,

Advertisements will be inserted at ore d'll'r AID
AIRY cents p square lone inch OF sraceo Or 'css)' Tor the
lrss, and sevensy.nve cents for each subsequent In
psstion. for any time under one month. For longer
periods - follows:
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Police Jury.

The Police Jury of the parish of
Vermilion met in the town Of Alb.
beville on this 10th day of Novem
Der 1884.
Members present III Hoffpauir.
president, n 81 Bartels, II Brous
sard, T J Morgan, Robert Green.
q Putnam and J A Leblanc.
Minutes Of two previous meetings
read and adopted.
Report of committee appointed
to make estimate of probable cost
for construction Of a bridge across
the bayou, at Peryy,s Bridge, re-
ceived and read. same ordered
spread on the minutes, for future
action.
To the the Hon. the President
and Members of the Police
Jury of the Parish
of Vermilios, La.
GENrLEMEN
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TELRGRAPHIC NOTES.


SUPERINTENDENT OF A TELEPHONE COMPANY.
H.ITIMoRF April l.--ATchibald Wilson, Jr., VINO mas
been connected with the Chesapeake and Potomac Iele
nhone Company since It's organization, mas Deen ap
pnintsd supeuntendent Of the company IN TINS city III
Mace of r NJ Iytle resigned. Mr.. Wilson was for mum
ber Of years manager OF the western Ch'on Aoee'"p
Office in Baltimore.
WINNING CHESS GAMES BLTNDFoLDED.
PTTTsBURG April l.-DT. }. IA. Iukcrtort won out OF
. games PLAYED here bndf0ded last night The contest
lasted from p. III. until u m
AN ANTHRACITE COLLIERY FLOODED.
CFNTRAiIA Penn, April l.-Whlie men were uFlVlng an
arway at the Morris Ridge COery yesterday spring
was struck and the wafer flowed IN 40 fast that the pumps
were unable to gain headway Inc mine was iuu"'eo
and work suspended ksIhe loss VIII oeihea'y
FULL TINE IN ANTHRACITE MINES.
MOUNT CARNELs Penn, April l.-Ihe mlnsra IN HOItn
umberland and Sohuylk Counties were nOuned tnls
evenng that hereafter the cOleues would be WORKED
every day During the past i've months t1ey nave ony
been worked three days each week IheIe Is muo" To
Joicing .-.....,
TIE REV. j. T. EDWARDS DYING. -,
PETERSBURG, Va, April l.-rhe Rev. John l. Euw'rus;
Dasor OF the Marke-st Methodist Episcopal ChuIch p
one OF the most prominent ministers OF inc
Episcopal Church South, is lying at the poin Vi ue"
MILL NOT TO BE BOUGHT. .,..,..
BRATrIRBoKo W., April 1.-The report tna Nalenihe,
Hawke a. MeCulah Of bennington, have purchased inc
Fisher Mills at this place Tor 9zoVuov ~ "'A"u'
foundation. No such purchase is contemplated
A MASSACHUSETTS, TAX SUIT DECIDED
posTON Aprl 1.-The supreme Court nas gwen u ue-
ores for Inc pe0nsr In the OF the Fremens fro
Insurance Company against tue lax commissioner VI
al 33i paid under protest by the insurance company IL
was and the commonwealth VIII ne oohkeu
10 refund the assessed under stnar circumstances
upon various other Insurance companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02
ANXIETY TO SEE Mr.. TILDEN,

OFFICIALS AND CITIZENS OF CLEVELAND MADE
VICTIMS OF FOOLS DAY JOKE.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBUEE.l
CLEVELAND. April LIN The Leader of this
morning appeared column article to the effect thathe
arrived in Cleveland late last night party consisting OF
Samuel j. Tilden. Charles ID. Whippe, his secretary,
william H. Barnum. Of Connecticut Henry Waterson OF
The Louisville Courer-Journai, Congressman Paige, Mr.
Bgeow exUnited States Minister to France William c.
Whitney, of New-York, Fl. B. Paynes son-n law, and
several Others The article stated that MI Tden would
hold public reception at the Kennard House to-day from
10 to II, and that this afternoon a
consultation would held with Senatoreect Payne.
Bogus interviews with Mr.. Tden and Mr. Watterson were
also printed
Thfs mOrndg great crowd thronged and around the
Kennard House. All the leading Democrats OF the city,
members of the City Council city officials Republicans
ex-Mayor Herrck and hundreds OF private citizens called
to pay their respects TO Mr. 11lden. The noon trains
brought many In from the surrounding towns for the same
purpose. Among them noted politician, Jef !"
Palm, who learning that the whole thug was an April
hoax proceeded with crowd Of 100 fellowfoOls TO
the Kennad House bar where he bought the drinks for
the entire crowd The swindle was gigantic one and
created much merrimcnt throughout the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02
ORDERS FROM NEw-YoRK ANARC HIsTs.
ANTOINE KANIMERER's LIFE IN THIS CITY-HIs RE-
GENT MOVFMFNTG.

ANTOINE KAAIMERER's LIFE IN THIS CITY-HIS RE-
CENT MOVEMENTS.
VIENNA, April 1.-The official police report
lust published states that the assassns KamInerer and
stemacher acted under orders issued by the Central
Committee the Anarchists at NewYOrk, of which Herr
Most IA the head The prisoners suspected of having
attempted the murder OF chemist at Strasburg aud
mOney-Changef at stuttgart.
Antoine Kammerer, who the Vienna police state was
sent by the Anarchist Committee In New York to murder
the banker Eser In Vienna In connection with another
Anarchist named Schumacher and VINO is suspected Of
having murdered Banker HeilbrOnner in Stutt
CART and OF committing two other murders re-
GENTLY lived NewYOrk several months IN 1879 and
$780, and was well known among the Socialists and reyO
lutiOniss I'm this city. He then about twenty-One
years of age large and robust with heavy black mus
taehe He yed in Edridge-st with a friend, who
cigarmaker and he also worked at that trade He iden
titled himself with the Sociastc-Labor party, which in
cuded the anarchists, revouonsts and men of kindred
stamp and me. the GerInana Assembly Rooms every
sat lrday night Kammerer was known extremist
and held the idea that the only way right existing evils
was by MURDER robbery and incendiarism. Tie formed
club OF tv nty-nye members, Whlch met IN last
Sixthst. the obj or which was To murder capitalists
and destroy prop .ty lar scale This organization
was subsequently known as the Black Hand. Kammerer
disappeared suddenly correspondent OF The Ge1ndh
Herald BAYS that he employed from January, 1883,
until November 1888, in Berne switzerland, as book
binder. aud was connected with the frche the Anar
chst society there. In October 1888 he wont TO Zurich
where he met Schumacher. In November last teir
MOsts paper Der Fehc, announced the arrival or ka-
and Engcneief another Anarchist III New York;
where Is supposed ne came to dispose or the proceeds OF
again disappeared and next heard Of in connec-
ton with the Eiscrt murder.