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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-11-13
Mort2npe Sale.

Whereas john II. Bodice, and Jopesh W. Bo-
bicl did, on the Gin day OF January, 1886, make,
execute, and deliver 10 +. q. Seirth and August
EngCl, a certain mortgage, duly and DIOperly
ACKNOWLEDGED, 10 secdte the said +. q. Seirth
and August Engel Che payment Of a certain pro-
mi>soIN note. IA So q mortgage described, which
said mortgage was hied for record in the O1ice of
,he Register of Deeds in and ,or Custer County,
Dako.d Territory, on the 9th day of January.
iS6 att O'Clock p. m, and which said mortgage
was upon the following described personal prop
ertv, 10 " L:
ore WAGER wheel, used In running a saw-mill.
and now in hat certain saw mi'i owned by the
above named mottgagors, and OF the LEVEL
manufacture, so the shafts AMI pulleys, and
bo.Ing used in the same NIL; also one saw
fame and shafts and pulleys and
manuel also one saw and boxing also one
iuober diving belt also one small leather belt :;
ulSo The carriage and track used by the mort
gU,ois in Oncintiug the said mill.
Ald wnetcrs ii is provided in said mortgage
thai Ia case OF dealult in the payment OF said
piomisSnry note for one hundred and eighty
dollars. $3.50. 0D bearing date on the 9th day Of
January. 1870, and due July 9th, 1856, win in
tcrcs, at 10 pes cent per annpm from date until
pad IL not paid when due, or any part thereof,
lhcn that the said mortgages, or their assigns
shall be authorized 10 sell the above described
personal plopetty as provided 10y law, or so
mach thereof as snail be- necessary 10 satisfy the
amount due on said note, with AL costs and cX-
pcnsts allo~vd by law together " ia a. alto r.
neys fees OF tweu v.tye dollars. (s25. o0) as in said
mo ,age provided, rendering the surplus, il
any, to che mOrtgagors: Aud whereas default
has been made In the payment of the said note,
secured bt sad mortgage on the said personal
popccty. nd there is due on said note the sum
of one hundred and eighty dollars SltU. 90 and
fifteen dollars 6 500 interest and whereas no
action or proceedings al law nave been iusti-
tu,ed 80 recover said sum so due, or any part
ncteOf.
Now, Therefore, notice is hereby given that. In
pursuance oflaw, and by virtue of the power
confer Cd hy said mortgage, the undersigned,
sherlG 81 CuStcr county Dakota Territory, will,
on the 22pd dav of November, 1856, at > o'clock
y. IN. o. said da". AZ the front door of the court
house Custcr City Dakota Ielrnorv, sell to thc
h gheSt bidder for cash. the above described
property, or So much thereof as may be neces-
sarv 90 pay said sum so remaining due, and Sc
cured by said mortgage, together with nll costs
ana expenses Of sale. ana an attorneys fee of
s25.0 90 o. IN said MORTGAGE provided. and also the
principal of said note, and The intcrcst aforesaid,
which became Detailed by reason of The non
payment Ofsaid note when due.
Dated ut Cus,cr, d. T., November 9th, 1856.
VICTOR G. CURRIER,
Sheriff oCCust,r County
BuEL r. Woop. attorney FIR mortgages.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-11-13

| Territory Of Dakota In Justices Cont. County
of Custer. -. Before joshua NJ. Lewis, justice
ofthc Peace.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-11-13

Territory of Dakota In Justices Cont. County
of Custer. -. Before joshua NJ. Lewis, justice
ofthc Peace.
Heniy 4. Albicn,
vs.. Summons.
Clifford PalkCr.j
The Ter itoIv OF Dakota sends erecting To
Giio;d Pa ken. the above namcd Icrrldtnt.
You are hereby stlntuulod 20 crrc = h"inr"
me. AT my Office, in tie town of Cn>,pr Cay, in
said comfy, on the 20th day OF November, A. D..
1886, at 10 o'clock n. ~, 60 answer to the ON
plarut of the 9boye named pldiO,if Henry \
Albien, who claims 10 recover % You lnc sum of
Fortv-seven Dollars and SeVcUtv-tvo cents
(S47. ~ money due the piaiu,iA i.Om thc dcicn-
dant on account fWalCs, goods auG mclchalc-
disc, sold to the defendant at his Snccidl
instance and request lutiu% The year 1855.
And you ara hereby nodded That " Won fail to
appear aud answer said rpmp!0'ut as above re-
quired, said plljniifN ~ take judgment against
you for the said SUM of torty-scycn Dollars and
Seventy. two cents tSl7 ~. aud i%atcrcSt from the
20th day OF May. 1855. and costs and attorneys
fees.
Given unacr my hand this 2lst day ofScptcm-
Der, A ID. 1856.
JOSHUA VI. LEWIS.
Justice Of the Peace within and for Custer
County, ID. T.. BuEl K. Woon,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication, September %.
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locav. loasor manhood. 6c., / will eoud II recipe
that Will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by Il missionary IN South
America. Send n sclf-aadrcssei envelope 20 tie
REV. JOSEPH I. INMAA, Station d, Ne0 York CITY,
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ga otebt mehr Gatarrh in bief,

= gs gtebt mebr gatarrb in biefer
@eftion beg 2anbes, als ale ibrigen
Granfbeiten 3ufammen genommen, unb
Big in bic lebten Sabre binein wurbe
oerielbe fir unbeilbar gebalten. Wdbs
renb pieler Sabre bielten bic Merste So
tarrb fur eine lofale &ranfbeit unb fu6s
ten tie NIT lofalen Mitteln gu beilen, ba
bieie aber ni6t ani4lagen MOLTEN, ers
fIdrteten fe aulebt ben gatarrb fir un=
beilbar. Sic Wifenfdaft bdlt ibn fir
cine confitutionele &ranfbeit, beren
6eilung conititutionele Wittel erfors
6ert. 6alrs @atarrb Cure,
fabri3irt bon s. s. @beneD&@o o.,
5ole6o, Ohio, tit bas einaige confitus
fionele MltteI, bas fi6 eegenmdrtig int
Martte befinbet. @s miro innerli6 ans
getpaabt in Oofen bon 10 Sropfen in
einem 3beeI6Hel. gs pirft brett auf
bas Blut unb bic Mucus 0berfd6e
bes 5pffems. Ste G%abrifanten bieten
500 fir ieben Soil, in benz bas Mittel
Bic 6eilung berfagt. Wan ienbe nod
gircularen unb3eugnifen unb abbreifire
s. s. @beneD & Co.,
SoIebo, ObiD.
sar8ei alen Mpotbetern fur IS Gents
All habeu.
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u d. t n a!

Israu u. e96nert. bic renoms
mirte pubma6erin San Nntonios, bat
ibr @ei9dft ipieber auf ibren alien
plab, bod in elm neues gerdumiges unb
elegantes 2ofal auriidperlegt. Grau
S16nert bat it9 bini6tli6 ibres gute1
@ef9mades unb Der bon ibr angefertigs
ten Wdaren mdbreno ibrer 20idbrigen
@eiddftstbdtigteit einea iolh guten unO
meitberbreiteten &uf erworben, baB olee
felbe feiner peiteren @m%pfeblurg be.
BARI. Sir bic b~iesidbrise SatiOn pat
6rau S16nert einen duBertt groBen
unb mobernen @aarenporratb erbalten
unb berfauft benfelben gu ben billtglten
preilen. Wir f0nnen benz f66nen Ses
idIe6t brinsen5 anempfeblen bas tteue
9otal Der Trau @66nert gu beiu9et1
unb f6 BEL ber erfabrenea Dame in
ui9tigen Soilettenfragen &atb gu bolen'
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rur ems: baB ndmIi6 in Seuti6lanb
Der Mnar9ismus Elm &ino beg @ocialis
fengeieBes 1T, iolanse bic Socialiften
pole 8ewegunssfreibeit batten, iorgtel1
fe l9on feIbft oafii bab bic Nnar6tz
ten niht auffameu, aber fobalb ibnen
bic Sdnbe sebunben Daren, f6oRen bic
anarAififden @iftpi15e ippig aus Der
grbe. lleber bic Mrt unb Weife, pie
man in Grantfurt bic 8efimmungen
beg fleinen 8elagerunss5uftanbes aus.
flbrt, berridt felbft in Der liberalen
beuif9en YreNe polite Gntriitung.
s9on bic Sbatia6e, baB Semanb int
8eftB zines perbotenen 8u6es ooer elmer
berbotenen 3eitl6rift 1T, ioa geniigen,
Jpn dig gu einer gebeimen Werbinourg
geb6rig gu betra9ten unb oementipre.
9erb gu ~beftrafen. Gerner foaen aud
Dieienigen Der r8erbreitung p%erbotener
@9riften fur f6ulbig erfIdrt perben,
tpel9e bic 8ef6rberung bon &liten Ooer
8a0en nit fol9en S6riften iibernoms
men batter, obne ben Snbalf
padete au fennen. Sa
udre man ia glldli6 bel Der nbeilige1
gebme1 ober Der Snquifttion pieoer
angeldnst!
Ser Weibna6tss@ erfebr bat in gang
DeutidIanb bur9 ungep6bnli9 boben
56ueefaa f9mer gu lelber gebabt. Wte
aber iebes uebel fem @utes bat, % aud
in biefem Sale. Sn Berlin brau9te
mon tudbrenb Der Weibna6tswo9e tauz
fenbe BON Mrbeiterr, UNI bic burd ben
fuBboben @9nee per%barritabirten @tras
tpieber pertebrsfdbig gu MAIDEN, pobur9
aablrei9e interchangeable Seute lobs
renoeu Berbienft fanben.
nngep5bnli9 bober @6neefaa Diro
aud aus e6leien, Sadien uno SbHz
ringer semelbet, uno aud aug 5ranten
no Der S9nee : wie beiipielsweife in
Miirnberg = orei Sub bod lie9t.
Sem Wieber5ufammentreten bee
&ei9stages iiebt man nit GROCER Span'
nung entgegen, ba man ertpartet. bas
feine 8eratbungen unb Gef6lubfanun'
| gen an ueberrai9ungen aaer Dirt febl
reid fein perben.
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gSsm. 0Bafno & spbm.

l1nfere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleif1, unb UNI fol9es frif6 unb
gut gu erlangen, fann man unm6gli6
einerl auperldiiseren Martt finbeu, als
ben BON Wm. 66fling & Sobn, $50.
511 Nbe. s. Sie 9erren baben benz
@ei1mad ibrer &unben &e9nung gee
tragert unb in ibrem gtablifement cine
faIte 9uftmaf9ine erri9tet, tpelde allen
Nnfprberungen fir grbaltung unb @nts
fernung f9dbIi9er Snsrebien5en bes
Gleif9es entfpri9t. Sic baben beftdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb bon WaffDieb, aus tpel6em
rur bas Bette fir lire &unoen gepdblt
pirb. Wer reel bebient fem mill, Der
befude ben Marft, SO. Sill
Mbenue 6. 1,1Ot1i
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G.. s..

POS Weft : 6 r. 5 e,
bdlt Elm groBes unb febr ~gendbltes Sas
ger BON Sapeten, &ouleaur,
BiIberrabmen unb Sci e n.
unb ferner rebeu 3ei@nen>M a%terialien
aler .Mrt. Garben unb antreiz
der : MateriaIien, befonoers
6ammers fertile gemtf9te
Tarben, bic beiten unb biligiten i'm
Marfte, bi. unter boiler @arantie Der.
fault perben. Gen r. unb g , E:
geigIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
i9Iagen6e Mrtitel; morin 9err Mitael
bas gr6Bte Eager i'm @eiten beg @taa:
tes bat. Muftrdse aus benz 2anbe tper:
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Mhfmndi

Sic feinfen Weibna9tsfolen, Iotpie
ales @ebdd fur ben @eibnadtsbaum
BEL 2omts Diesel,
Nr. 6, Sub Mlamos5 trabe.
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California @eiue.

Serr s.. 5 Meper, Wbolefale G
2etail61nbler In Meinen, Nlamo pla5a,
1T Dor &ur3em BON ieiner Oierten @es
f1dftsreiie nod galifornien 5uriidges
febrt. st tann ieBt feline Runoen nnb
Jamilien nit ben beten @orten BON
@aliforniasW eimen unb reinem Sraus
bensB ranbp perieben. &einen @alifors
mia glaret ~perfauft er ote @alone-$1.
port. unb anbere unberfdlfdte Weiue
finb ffets BEL Inn borrdtbig.
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9ie .Treie Nreffe fir Segas"
oat pott alet oetttf6 . teTantf@ett
8ettun8est ote 8r5Bte abomtetttest'
sabI.
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Mitter Wfutter Wffitter
Werbet SIR bes Nadts seitSrt perben
unb in gurer 6ube unterbroden burd bas
@dreien zines franfen 3inbes, meldes
Sdmer3en pom Durdbreden Der 3dbne
lsibet? ST es Der Taa, 70 fault cine 6luide
pom Wlrs. Wtnslops SootbinS SHrup.
St mirb ben arr1en Gleinen iofort BON feie
men @dmer3en befreien. Maa pertufe fid
barauf, es btlft. Sc 1T feline Wutter auf
Grben, bic es perfudte uno Sud nidt nit
tbeilen piirbe, bab es bic @inSeweibe res
sulirt, ben 8leinen 9ulfe unb @eiunsheit
nnb Der Wutter @uhe peridaft, bag es
mie j3auber mirft. Das Wfittel 1T 7der in
alien Tdlen unb ansenebm Dor @eidmad;
es mirb BON elmer Der dlteiten uno teiten
Dcctcrinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
fdriebeH. l1eberuI gu baben, bic 6lafAe
au 25 Gents.
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0aeme Maarem Mcne @aarem !

g mginbereIIaS d zStore,
gde 9outonftraBe & Mpe. 8.
Ser Gaum pom Cinderella S9ub.
fore bat Die btli9en Marfte beiu9t
i1uo einen iiberrai@en6 reie baltigen
@orratb BON S9uben fir Samen unb
Rinber, fomie fur 9erren eineefauft.
9ie Waarett finb borSJgli9: oauerbaft
unb 5ebr preismirbig. Seoe camille
folte es fi6 aur 4ufgabe MAIDEN, i,,ren
8ebarf an S9ub3eug I'M @inbez
reIIa Store gu faufem. @lfo ber=
gebt ni6t ben
Cinderella ~S@ubsStore.
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cages . Nemtsfetten.
SnIan b.
gu BADEN


- Senafor Sogan, nelDei
ldngere 3elt an acutem 8elerf= NDeu:
mattsmls 9elliIen pane, ~ am aoefl
oes 70. Se5emoer an etnem 9er5f@ia9t
per gleoen. Sn So9an berlter'
pie 9tatlon etaen lDrer oelfen nno fagfg'
ten Wfdrlner ilno Die republitanl19t
Partef I'm pelonoefen oetla9t IN tpm
elnen tgrer beieI uno i@~fletotglien-
penn alDf eel oelfef1 nno fghetolglfen
Wsrtrefer. Sie pat NH tDfn elnen f9at'
tralti9en, eDrilpen uao mulgt9en gan,
1erfrdger oerloren, oenen Werlut ltd)
out LANCE SABRE gtflaus f1n1er3lt9 tnbl'
q maWen mlfD.
- Der EongreB mlrO nan 9eeu1a9f
TW gaupl'apiig mn pei yIeagan gul'
m n iw.m ~ usie!ism'
hohm po%rnorotionen ,,oS ;rn letter.
MmnenbIid ihren oom,en. niHt nnhsSem.
fenSem GirfI,,6 oeItenh momsn me,hem
nm Sos gu1on6sfommem iensr Wi1I A.,
hintertreSben bie linen Sie Musbeutuno
6es 9ubi,fums 6urd uiIfiirIide Trad,'
ten n. erfdbmert mn fnoor mnmhnIih
moht. ghnn 6ieier Miherifonn her
Giienhohnfeute oeoen hos mere @efet
III Elm inbirefter 8emsis pon her 6rin.
nenhen Wotbmenbiofeit befeIhen.
M11f Ter MnhiIe e Shin.9ohn
bobeu bie 9remier oeifrift. Gie molten
feinem 9ro fobren 9oisn ehe mor IN
lire Tnr6erunaen e~inneniuiot mt Ser
Werfebr III b6flin nnterhrohsn nnS Elm.
,eime 8ohnb6fe }fnb iiberfiiIt NIT ar.
1en INN einseinen Mooopns. Ser nber.
h. WetriehsSireftnr her Gohm SoIrott
hat ID oemeioert. hie miin5me her
Tremser ala bsreftiot on,merfeuusn
M,lm befirhtet. bnk her Strife cine
orSsere M~usbebnnun onnebmen r,erhs
MusIon6
o. o.;sssm;.;as. w..,,.
u:-s Sa'm Ma..gsn.n.n..smnm ~ Uef1.'
pno g.s ohun"g aeus. W.
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g~an.ey.an S NIL s sx edy.JI.Ms
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ous.; 1..uSaa'"S'W''" w"D 'ap'S s's
Sem nm ii eontor .u,ommentre.
tenSsn nrenhiihen anmStoS tnirh inter
onSeren WnpInosm cine nraon;fMe Men;'
linn her Moiae9eke mmterbpsitet merSem
r,gn;r;tns merrill a., mos9 0os nrso
m Ser Mre;s hen hos Centrum S;sannI
sir fs;n snSf;mmsnhes Wnt,,m imMe;ms.
tooe perlonatl Was nun BEN Beqriff:
,oraaniide Mepifiou Der Waioeieke"
anIauot. 10 III berfeIbf h6hf bebubnr.
gr fam bebeuten: R~iifberufuna Der
ausaetpie5enen Oroeu-namentIid Ser
Seiliten - uno fana foaar heisen:
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Rur Wptta!

Qouis 9ieBeI, Der populdre gds
der, ma9t hermit allen feinen &uroen
un6 Greunbem befanat, baB er BON
Montag ben ID. 9e5ember an In let
rern reuen @ei9dftslofale, ND. 20
eib MIamo.@ trabe gu finoen 1T unb
baielbff INN seneisten ferneren 3uipru6
hittet. 10o-tutD
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- 9ie IL. 6 ber 8erar Building
& 2oan=NKociation liegt ieBt our Inter
f1rift ofen. perfonen, tpel1e Mftier
gu unter3ei6nen miini6en, wolen aui
Der Office Der %genannten 8efeaf9aft,
Scr. 81, SoIebab Street, oOripre6em.
Sour cine bef9rdntte Mn3abl bon Mftien
pirb a~usgeseben.
Sobn 6. . e, Setretdr.
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Qpui1iana State Notterp G1

NputItNAtN SAp%S SOA@S%H w.
Dieies smfitut murbe I'M Sabre 1858 fiji,
graiebunss. unb Bobltbdtisteits 8nede bon
Der @taatSlegislatur fit ben 3eitraum bon
finfunbapanaig :Sabren eeietli@ ineorporirt
nit einem Rapital bon 81, 000, 900, au pelbem
Re ieitber einen Reierbefonb bon $500 Fin.
a~usefiet bot. Durd Elm Neutrality-suspicious.
8otum tunrben ibre &edte elm 9beil Der eegen.
mdxtisen Characterization, aasenommen am
2. December 1879.
Sbre srosen 3iebungeu bon etuaeI.
men 3ummern fnben monatli@ fat.
NiemaIs mirb eine Siebune oerf&oben. Wfan
leie nadfolseaoen @lan.
@rpbe mpnatltae 3tebung
in Der Gcabemt Of Mufic, Seen Orleuns
DienffaS ben IL. Sanuar 1887.
1OO,O 600 zidets 5u $40 iebes.
6albe S.. Tanftel So. 3ehntet 81,
Evening star., 1886-08-28
LONDON CELERRITIEs.
Personal Notes From the British NJ
trOnOli&-NeN Books 70 be lssued.

Personal Notes From the British Me-
trOpOlis-NeW Books TO be Issued.
Special cable DISPATCH &c TIE EVENING STAR
LONDON, August PSI learn that Henry
BroadhursL the workingman member, for.
lneriy under secretary of home affairs, is medi.
tating visit TO the United states, with the
view partly 10 travel and pastty 70 lecture On
labor questions In England aud topics like
trade unionism, SUCH as ne mas made peculiarly
his own.
Hydenman, q socialist, has given up the idea
Of a lecturing tour in the states.
Waiter Crane is preparing another book for
children, called "Romance OF Three" 1t is
printed in colors and published by Marcus
Ward.
Mrs. Macquoid has recovered from her recent
illuess and is now in Switzerland. Her new
novel will be published in October.
True Stories From English History" by Os.
car Browning, Will be puoliShed SOON by Grif-
nth tarran.
The ninth of ten volumes Of Burbon's sara
biau Nlgnts Is now issued by the Kama Suas-
ira society. Five furtner volumes, enLlued
supplemental Nights, are offered TOR subscrip-
ton.
An English translation Of Pranke's .Origin
OF the Seven Years War;" Undertaken uy Z.
lady at the authors request a few months be,
tore his death, Will be reauy At the besinningpf
the new year. -,
Capt Ouver will publish soon, through Mo-
milan, q work on Madagascar, which COM
prises u narrative OF the principal operations ia
Tue recent war between the trencA and AAlar
gaSy.
Evening star., 1886-08-28
He Adds 20 His Irish pamphlets . Crisl.
cism Of the GOvermmeut's PrOnOsnyS.

He Adds 90 His Irish Pamphlet o Crisl.
ctsm Of the Governments Proposals..
LONDON, August 2S.-Mr. Gladstone's pam.
phiet on the Irish question ends with post
script dated the 22d OF August, and which 10
as follows: '-Since these pages were written the
principal intentions OF the inisiers In respect
10 Ireland have been announced. The states
men " lao la January deemed coerciye measures
an absolute necessity do not now propose them,
although agrarian crime has rather Increased
ana Ireland has been perturbed tso they sssid)
blow 10 coercion ana marked sigu of progress.
am concerned TO say that no other head 40
sne ann1nncenents supply any causes ,or con-
treatment, are 10 be referred 10 com issions OF
inquiry. This is policy lwhile social order
is ia question) OF almost tndefiuite delay.
2. Moreover, while q commission is TO Inquire
whether the rates OF judicial rents are
not sucn as can be paid, The aid OF the law Tor
levying the present rents in November has been
specially and EN- npnaLicaiiy promised. This Ii
q marked discouragement 10 reiiiissious OF rent
and u powerful stimulus 70 eviclions. 8. A
project has been sketcned OF Imposing upon
the state the pay ment OF all monies equired To
meet the difference between these actual rents
and what the land can fairly bear. This pro-
jecL Is in principle radically bad and IL would
be an act oil rapine on the treasury OF the country
4. Whereas the greatest evil OF Ireland Is that
its magisterial and administrative syslems are
felt 70 De other than Irish, no proposal ID made
for the reconstruction OF what II KNOWN the
posed to spend large sums OF public money
on puolic works OF all kinds for the ma
terial development OF Ireland under English
authority and Dublin castle administration.
This plan is, ~ ia the highest degree
wasteful; t2) IL Is unjust TO the British TAX
payer, and (3l II is an obvious attempt To
divert the Irish nation by pecuniary in1uce-
menL from its honorable aiIn Of national sell.
government and will. as such, be resented.
q. The Limitation OF local government In Ire
land to what may at this moment be desired
for Great Britain Is just 10 none OF our nation.
alIty, rests upon no recognized principle, and In
especially an unjust limitation OF the Irish
natloual desire. In my opinion, such u policy
for dealing with the Irish question: OuGht NOT 70
b. And cannot be adOptod-
Evening star., 1886-08-28
The Returning Soldiers.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR A BRILLIANT RECEPTION
TO THE INFANTRY MONDAY EVENING.
A meeting OF the honorary members and
stay-at-homes of the Washington Light Infan-
try corps was held at their armory last evening
TO complete arrangements for the reception of
members on their return from Atlantic City
Monday evening next. A committee was ap-
pointed as follows, to have general supervision
OF the details OF the arrangements: Capt Harri-
son Dlngman, Lieut.. e. II. Neumeyer, Ser
geants Il. =. Johnson and b. ID. Cramer aud Mr..
Frederick. The train will arrive at the Balti-
more aud Potomac depot at $3.50, and the line
OF march will be from 9th to 3d street. counter
march, and then up Pennsylvania avenue to
the Grlnory. Fireworks will be set of along the
line Of march. The stay-athomes will be oui in
fuil-dress uniform, headed by the celebrated
Wilson Post drum corps, OF Baltimore, twenty
nve pieces. The call Al the arm0ry iOr all ac-
tive members will be tor z O'clock Monday
evening. anu prompt attendance is requested.
The death OF MIR. John PettiDone, Que Of the
original active members of the corps, was am
nounced, and afte passing proper resolutions
Of condoience tie committee was directed t. So
lect suitable dorai offering. MIR. Pettibone was
the last surviving member OF the corps that
pAraded On september IL, 1886.
Evening star., 1886-08-28

A0rSee and Their DAckeFS-The Br00t
lyn Jockey Club-The Peel Rooms.

The turf event OF the week was the opening OF
the new Brooklyn Jockey club. Its inaugural
meeting was brilliant success, and as the club
is composed OF men Of means, it has the main
element OF permanent success. Fully 10000
people were present and the sport a. . rule, was
good, though the mile and q hall race was
something OF q failure. Dew Drop and Ben Ali
were the only starters and the stake was an
easy capture for Dew Drop. Pontiac, in the
nrst race, six fuylongs, was q prime favorite,
but disappointed his hackers. Though ridden
by Mclaughlin hs was lost under the wire in q
field OF six.
A Baltimore student of horsefiesh who has
sojourned in Washington during the week
takes back TO the Monumental city some $S, 900
o. S1O,oOO Won from the pool rooms here. He
mas not evinced any partiaiity, but has visited
the pool rooms indiscriminately, winning from
them all. He bets heavily and seems to know
tions rs we'll as single bets. He won several
thousands on Swift, Thursday, and had the
nerve TO back BroOkfui heavily tor place at
8 to /.
The opening OF q flrst-class course at Brook
lyn drives another nail into the coffin of Brigh-
ton Beach. There has been SO much notorious
jockeytng at Brighton that lovers Of square
question with hackers there IL to ascertain not
the horse OF most speed, but which one of q field
the ruling combination fixes TO win.
The pool rooms here have been ordered to
stop their combination boxes based upon the
percentage plan, that Is construed as u lottery
where the bOOkmaker takes his chances the
police authorities have power to In terfere, but
they Contend that they can suppress anything
In the gutse OF lottery.