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Japan.
In consequence of the recent floods in Hi
ogo Prefecture 976 houses were destroyed in
Akogun. 1SS in Sayo-gup, GOA in Shikito-gun
and 81 houses in Shikisei-sun.
The Kiushu Railway Company was per-
mtted by the Government on the Goth inst.
10 open the section between Hakata and Sc
kigo for traffic.
a report issued by the Sanitary Bureau of
the Home Department shows that the num-
Der Of persons attacked by cholera through
out the empire from the commencement OF
the epidemic TO the 2Sth ult was 30,591, Of
whom 10, $50 died.
Owing TO the recent stormy weather, vari-
Gus rivers in Tottori Prefecture have over
flowed. causing great damage to crops and
reads; II bridges were carried away, 64
houses were submurged, and IL persons
were drowned.
a violent whirlwind visited Narigi-
wamuia, Chita-gun, Aichi Prefecture, on
the evening of the oath ult., destroying
twenty-five houses and two telegraph
posts Two persons were killed, eight be-
ang injured.
Mr. Iwasaki Yanosuke was permitted by
the Minister of State for Agriculture and
Commerce few days ago to commence
coal mining operations at Usulmura, Kama
gun, FGkUoa Prefecture.
A telegram from Kagoshima announces
that violent gale visited the city on the
oath ult, and 7G4 houses were entirely de-
stroyed, and $50 houses were partially de-
stroyed, eight persons being killed.
On the 9TH OF October Ii. h. Rumsey, an
Ensign on the United States ship Swatara,
went bathing in Homoku Bay. was seized
with cramps and was drowned. Ills BODY
was recovered and was buried in the 9oko-
hama Cemetery He was % years OF age
and had been in the service since 1882.
In the Japanese army there are now 1874
officers on The actual and 163 on the reserve
list.
During the recent con1agration at Osaka
one person was killed, three policemen, 127
citizens and Seven!y-SiX tiremen were
wounded.
The damage by the storms TO the Nippon
Railway Will amount to more than 81, O0O.O0O
During July the imperial mines at Sado
produced so ounces of gold and 7275.39
ounces of silver.
The number of telegraph offices in the
empire is to be increased.
In consequence Of the cholera the price of
carbolic acid advanced from $40 to $50 per
1G0 pounds.
The Naval Department is dispensing with
foreigners. From 1878 to 1882 the number
was thirty, now it is only SIX, and these
Will be dispensed with when their term OF
service expires.
The great fire in Osaka on the 9TH of Sep
TENDER lasted eight hours and destroyed
1888 houses, including the famous Shinma-
ehiZa Theater, schools, temples and tea
houses.
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JUDGE sAWYER'S SUCCESSOR.
Judge Hawley of Nevada Said to b.
Booked for the Place.

Booked for the Place.
Judge Thomas P. Hawley, recently ap-
pointed United States District Judge for
the district of Nevada, is said to be booked
for the position of United States Circuit
Judge in the place Of Judge Lorenzo Sawyer.
In order to accept the place made vacant by
the death of the late Judge George NJ. Sabin
It was necessary for Judge Hawley to re-
sign the Chief Justlceship of the Supreme
Court OF Nevada, q position which he had
held for eighteen years, and it is said that he
was induced to make the change only on
the understanding that he was to have Judge
Sawyer's place when the latter retires.
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China.

Piracy has been. rampant in the Annoy
district Eleven pirates who were captured
were beheaded. one in a very brutal fash
ion. On the other hand, a story is told Of
thirty-eight people on board large junk be-
ing murdered by pirates.
There is great lamentation about the de-
cline of the Focchow tea trade, which is
worse than ever this year. Numerous fail
ures have occurred aud there is great dis
tress in the tea districts.
S. KripS Of Wuhu, who disappeared re-
Cheefoo' has heen arrested at Chem1Ino on
a charge of fraud. He is said to have en-
bezzled something like half lakh of dollars
belonging to Messrs. Glib, Livingston IL
Co.
The TongShan Railway Company have
been granted permission by the Emperor to
extend their line to a place called Mi Ri
Yuen, near Shan Hal Kwan, which is on
the way to Kirin. This will be the first sec
ton in the direction of the Russian frontier.
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FROM THE ORIENT.
Late Items Of News From Japan
and China.

The steamer City of Picking, which ar
rived at an early hour yesterday morning
from Japan and China, brings exchanges
from Japan to October 9th and from China
to September Goth, and from these the fol-
lowing items of interest are taken.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-In wheat free liquidation
again under way and resulted in a further decline
the market ruling weak most of the session. The
"bear" interest, having the control, rather ag
gressive, and "ong' wheat kept coming out at each
decline To stop the loss limit orders reached
and wheat sold on these materially aided the de-
preston. The opening was from i4c to $50 lower,
prices declined with only slight fluctuations from
"a C to 1c, rallied from CSC to Sac again became
weak, and sold off Tsc to inside prices iuctuated
slightly, and closed u to lie lower than yesterday
Receipts, 765 900 bushels. shipments $4,000
bushels. Rye quiet at SIC. Barley firm.
CHICAGO, Oct "a. Wheat cash, 81 003s
Corn-50Ssc.
Pork-$1O 20.
Lard-S6 80.
Ribs-$5 40.
WhiSky-$l IA,
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ALL FRANCISCO SATURDAY. OCTOBER

with ID the previous week and Is for the CORE
spending week of 1883. The failures for the past
week divided among the trades as follows:
grocers, fruits, hotels, saloons, millinery,
general store and jeweler,
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They Are One No Longer.

John Simpson has been granted divorce
from Cecilia Simpson ID Judge Wallace for
were married in this city in 1882. Simpson
testified that his wife called him bad names
and told him she had no love for him. He
also said that she beat and scratched him
and pulled his hair.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

No change. All kinds are in ample supply
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF.first quality, &c; second quality. 90
VEAL-Large, 4@6e; small Calves. 6@sc.
MUTToN-wethers. &c: Ewes Size
handspring Lamb. Sl20D9c q ID.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 4t4@4Iac for hard grain fed;
stock Hogs, 393l2c q d. dressed dc, ls@l 11ac 8 10
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John Frederick Hennecke, "a years Of age,
has petitioned the Superior Court for per-
mission TO change his name to John Freder-
ich Pfaff, because his stepfather, Henry
Pfaff. desires to have him legally adopt his
name.
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MORNING SALES
Board-20 Cal Electric Light, 17M; 100 do IT:
10 do, 17Is 10 Cal safe Deposit, As; 100 Yigort
POWDER pa; $1,000 v 81 Bonds, l2O1s 7SV
AFTERNOON sALES
Board-l0O vigorit Powder 51A: rs Hawaiian
Commercial, l6i2 20 Cal Electric Light II; $4,000
U AZ (coupon) Bonds, l2i1s.
Street-10 Union Insurance, IS: 10 Cal Safe De-
poslt 4S. 80
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.

All kinds OF Coal have again advanced The mar
ket is very senderiy supplied and dealers are talk
ing of further advances.
Butter shows no change. Eggs are cheaper,
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The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports IL
failures In Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday. compared
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL Oct 24.-The spot market is lower at
rs 4d97s 612d Cargoes are steady at SIS for
off coast SIS Sd for just shipped and SIS Sd for
nearly due.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: October. rs 5s4d; November.
rs 614d; December, rs 612d: January, rs cd;
February, rs bs4d; March, rs 51ad April, rs 5s4d;
May, Is SGD.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-Consols, 94a4; United States
Bonds-4s 1864 41a's, 1061ai Silver, 4s1sd;
Rentes, SAT 4712c.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK Oct. 24.-In the stock market to-day
weakness the order. Higher rates for money aud
especially continued liquidation in sugar refneries
the disquit eing features sugar the feature
the day, and slight reaction In the downward
movement was not checked until 613s was touched.
This is loss of lbs per cent since "Wednesday and
1875 since Monday. An apparent effort to advance
the stock in the afternoon caused rush to cover,
carrying it nearly ~ per cent beyond the opening
of the day A dispatch in the afternoon from Chi
cago saying all grangers, except the Northwestern,
were about 10 boycott Union Pacific was the signal
for combined attack on these roads, but vigor-
rally in sugar brought everything else up. Final
changes of the day show majority OF the losses to
be generally fractional Union Pacific is down rs
Government Bonds dull and firm. Petroleum dull:
spot Pennsylvania closed at so.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-United- States Bonds: AS,
1914; 41&'s 10414; Northern Pacific, 20; Cana
dian Pacific, 7412; Central Pacific, 3O1a Union Pa
cifc, 81: Atchson. 34s4; wels-Fargo lao; West
ern Union, S11a: Silver los; Sterling, 81 S2@
4 S615.
NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-wheat cash. 81 oSs4 !;
December, 81 0S5s.
Flour-Steady.
Coffee-slS 20.
Sugar. 7-16@5c.
Hldes-l4Ec.
Copper-Lake, $16 IS.
1in-Spot, $2l 40.
Lead-Domestic, SIS 90.
Iron-$14
Petroeum-SO
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The Hebrew Faith.

clergy should unite in alliances and unions to
promote the common interests OF good govern
ment throughout The land.
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CHICAGO, Oct 24.-Porter Brothers Il Co. sold to
day four carloads of California Fruit Vicar Pears
brought 1922 30: Winter Nelns, 81 1902 40:
Buerre Clairgeau, So 10: Ounces 81 IS; Tokay
order, $l@1 So: Cornichons, full crates, 50 05@
2 20; half crates 81 O5: Emperor full crates 81 IS
OF 10; Cornchons. half crates 81 As; Goes Late
Red Plums 81
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The weeks Failures.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, loo for sight drafts and l5c
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL.

v 4hol Caif, AfiZold
j Schusller. Arizona
+ J Rehrer, Tulare
W S Joyce, Chicago
A G Teepl d W, N Y
II Herman ~ W, N Y
Il g Harris, Ukiah
III g walker, Stockton
II Is Lewis Il W, San Jose
S Mooney, Seattle
IS Bernee, England
ii Gardner, Philadelphia
p Goss, Portland
J f Lawton, Portland
II Wooley, Portland
IL z Hall, Portland
w McCaig. Portland
Il Morris, Santa Clara
w Young, Portland
w Sherwood, Portland
M Morrow, Portland
w Mckenzie, Los Ang
E Broberg, Los Angeles
G Amos, Washington
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THE BANJO Artistic.

"HwAS most delightful vision
Yes she played the banjo there.
| None would tell IL with 0eriSion,
.t Had he seen her charming air,
For her lovely eyes were dancing,
Till with gazing you were drunk;
There was melody entraueing
In that
Punk!
PUNK
Piunki
What she played think, was Dixie;
Or. perhaps, twas Aud Lang Syne.''
There were tris exceeding trlckS!e-
But the music was divine.
Though the chords were oft erratic,
Each one dropping in a chunk,
There was harmony ecstattc
In that
Plunkl
Plunk!
Plunki
Pn1LANDER Johnson in Washington Post
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, 81 25@s4 so; Bakers extras. 81 1894 IS;
city superhne, SO a 3d. interior brands SAG
80 for extras and 1898 IS y Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-W eakened yesterday in sympathy with
lower foreign markets. No. l, 81 33sz@l So; No. 2.
81 3O@l 321a; choice, 81 361a; extra choice, for
milling, 81 371a9l 42I2; Sonora. 81 3l4@1 1894
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THE WEEKLY GALL is a most &C.
ceptable present to send to
your friends in any locality
81 Is a year postpaid.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

j C0rWin, U ) n
INTERNATI
p Lane, Tiburon
w Stone, Tiburon
J Pool. San Miguel
w + Maldei, Reno
w j Biilingley, Reno
j Writtie, Reno
p Holt, Alaska
+ Lamson, Alaska
p Quinn, Alaska
w Finn, Alaska
L Diamond, Tulare
G Meyers, Napa
y ii Allinger. Oakland
A l. Hart, California
j Is Sylvester, Seattle
III l. Briggs, Petaluma
MISS L Murdoch. Wash
G f Higgins, Arkansas
A Ingram, Cherokee
w A Gregory, Montere
q Beurat, California
j Wehi. Denver
} l. Franklin. Illinois
J NJ Mulligan, Boston
r ii ErSkine ~ W, Yorl
w S Hoover, Denver
X S Lamb, Chicago
Miss Is Lamb. Chicago
G w aylor, Reno
W Lyle. tairhaven
GRAND
Mrs L p Buckingham, Ca
L L Bush, HanfOrd
& Toomer, Modesto
j Il Cohen, Hanford
Mrs HA Kendall. Prescott
Miss Kendall, Prescott
w j Hamilton IL VT, Dun
ellen
T L Fowler, Livermo ore
w II Wright " VT. Osdel
Mrs A L Wright, Ogden
Mrs w Driver, ogden
Mrs Dye & dau, Salt LAX
j Rice 81 VT, Ogden
j Feuster, Mare Island
w + Aiken. Stockton
II NJ Townsend, Sausalit
G E Wymond, Californi
+ Griffith, Napa
w II Jordan, Oakland
Miss L Gray, Sacrament
NJ ID Martin Il VT, Ky
A j Davis d VT, futte
ii E Wilder, Portland
n n Brown, Portland
A j Cavanaugh, Petalum
n L Cavanaugh, Petalum
A Clmka, Oakland
@ G Martin. Glenwood
ii w Duke, Santa Cruz
G Smith q VT, Vallejo
RUSS
L w Simmons, Pacific {
j A Whitman, Medford
g Smith & W, Sacto
II G Clark, Yuba City
w ID Keyser, Carson
w II Morris Santa Rosa
L McCue, Folsom
q Weider, Woodland
L Layery, California
q Blake, Alaska
j II Frissell, Happy Hlly
Mrs + NJ Hurley, SiSson
ii Willard. Hopland
Ii ID Hirsh, Allentown
j A Loesh. Allentown
L H Bickford, Greenfield
w Il Patterson, Fresno
Mrs billings, Lake Ii urol
j X Robinson, Nisalia
y NJ wright, Los Angele
NEW IVES
T Dacis, Oakland
q w Stone, Los Angeles
L E Anderson. Fresno
II Is Glenwood, Texas
W y Vincent, San Jose
j j Murray, Pinole
g II Shinn, Niles
W Il SnodgTass, Sisson
A Powell, Spokane Falls
4 l. Strobel X W, Pa
Miss Strobel, Pa
DIR w W Stewart, Pa
Miss r Marretta.P Ortlanl
j Leece, Wisconsin
II w Beatty & w, Hamle
+ J Mclaughlin. Oaklanl
o Engler, Indiana
T 4 baincs IL w, San Jos
LICK
VIM Sexton. San Jose
A 7 Bernard, Kern Co
+ Topliam, San Jose
Mrs G A Paige, Cal
NJ McMorey Il W, S Jos
ID + Tillinghass, Sausalit'
q L Dingley. Oakland
@ Z Reeves, SuiSun
G w Bennett d fy, Mo
L j Winter, Portland
S Fox, Portland
l. II Taylor, Sacramento
A Grant, Sanger
+ A Cressey, Modesto
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Mexican ID ollars.

The New York price has declined to 81 05, and
the bank here gives nominal quotation of 81 %
per ounce.
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The Wool Market.


34@39c q 10.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 24.-wooI firm. Montana
2O@24c; Territory, 10000 q ID.
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though they are coming In literally from the EAST
hence the market is better supplied.
Poultry fairly gluts The market and Is compaia-
lively cheap. Game is dearer.
Fruits and Vegetables show few changes. Win
the exception OF Grapes and Tomatoes tne summer
Fruits and Vegetables are fast disappearing.
Fish Is plentiful and cheap.
Following is The CALLS regular weekly retail
price list:
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BAGS-Calcutta spot, nominal; May land June,
63sc; Wool Bags, 36@3Sc: Potato Gunnies nomi-
nal.
COAL-Seattle was advanced yesterday to Sl3 q
ton. No other changes. but The market is excited
and very sensitive.
RICE-Prices are higher. in sympathy with ad-
vancing primary markets Chinese mixed, 81 62L ~;
No. Chinese SO 60G5 65 q two mats: extra No. l,
81 50@7 60; Hawaiian. IS 81 Is0p5 so.
SUGAR-The California Sugar kenuery has re-
duced Its prices and now quotes as follows,
terms net cash: cube, Crushed, Extra Pow
dered and Fine Crushed, all 6lsc: Dry Granuated.
51sc; Confectoaers A. 5s4c; Extra Q. 51sc; Golden
c, 4Jsc n 10; Bags lac more than bbls
The American Rennery has also reduced its prices
and quotes, terms cash: Extra fine Cube. Crushed,
Fine Crushed and Powdered, 6Lsc p NJ; Extra
Fine Powered Csc; Dry Granulated. 57sc; Xxx do.
55sc; Confectionery A. Sac; White Extra c, 5Lac;
Extra c. b1sc; Golden c, 47se . 10.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

ties of Departure From San Francisco.
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Buyer 10000 81 1915; 100, ST. 1914. Blu
season-s00, 81 1855: 500. 81 4334.

Buyer 90-3O), 81 351a; 100, 81 1855. Buyer
season-100, 81 43s4; 800, 81 45zs.
BARLEY - Feed and Brewing have again adj
vanced. Chevalier has gone up. Receipts of all
kinds moderate. No. l Feed, 81 As; choice,
81 4614@l 471a; lower grades, 81 421a Chevalier.
81 55@1 571a for standard, 81 409I as for lower
grades; Brewing, 81 5U9l 60 q etl for fair to
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PALACE HOTEL.

B McMuIlin & W, Ogdon
Mrs Eoye, Wellington
N Myers. New York
q z st John, Chicago
j Freshman, Los Ang
A Freshman, N Mexico
G Steckei a. W, Los Ang
L Creighton, Los Angeles
I l. Neal, Los Angeles
DR. C Dunlop d W, N Y
II CLewis, Aberdare. NSW
Miss A j Lewis, Aberd are
Miss A L Lewis, Aberdare
r I Rees, Aberdare
Miss Evans, Lancashire
ID q Ferris, New York
Miss Montgomery. Wyo
j j Clancy, Oakland
A McEvan, California
r Mautz & W. San Jose
w I Barton, California
q Hustled, New York
ID Wood. California
Lord Braye Il W, England
A v Cave, England
NJ Lennon, England
w McNuity, Sta Barbara
w II Seaman, U S N
j W Hagan & W, Ny
j + Kidder Il W, Cal
L Barclay. Dayisville
Mrs Chan der, Sausalito
rAr,.rfn IT c NJ
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CALL sALEs-MoRNISe.

The market advanced Use the short and &c
on the long option. Buyer $4,000, 81 so; 100.
81 491s; 500, 81 4sa4; 800, 81 40. Buyer season
300, 81 SO; 400, 81 Sole; 100 81 1914; 200,
81 SAY. Brewing, buyer season-20o, 81 60a4.
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FOR LaJe Siappuly h,tetLjgencs Eight. Page.
arrived.
Ep,n.x nnt
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New York Mark eta,

LONDON. Oct 24.-Consols s4s4; United States
Bonds-4s, 1859; 412's, 1061a; Silver, 4S1sd;
Rentes q4I 47Ihe.
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NEW YORK EMPORIUM

Ca. Gall and see the large and select
SOCK sock Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents
:, furnishing Goods, Notions. Boots,
onoes' Hats, Caps, Etc.
Crockery, Hardware, Furniture,
osoves, Etc, which we now have in
our store.
You will find the stock the largest
ana best selected ever brought to this
.own' and our prices are such that we
defy competition.
we are agents for Saller, Levin &
20. Philadelphia Shoes and stribley's
Suits made to order.
!. Furniture and Stoves being sides
line, we are satisfied with but the dis
count and will sell at manufacturers
prices.
L. LEVY g. SONS;
Washington Street,
Aug. %, 80. Lafayette, La.
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.fesCE5Ose SNRe.
or the Purpose of Effecting Partition

For the Purpose Of Ehecting Partition.
WE. the undersigned. for the purpose Of
w eifecting partition. will offer for sale at
public auction to the last and highest bidd er
on DECEMBER the goth. 1890, the follow ing
described property, to-wi,
One lot of ground situated in the town of
Lafayette. being lot number Fortysix (46)
of plan Of said town, being bounded North
by Louis Alexander. South by F. Lombard,
East by Jno. Vigneaux and West by Lafayette
street. and having front on Lafayette street
of 96 feet by depth of l40 feet. with build
ings and improvements thereon situated, con-
sisting of two small brick buildings. one
large store house, lately occupied by E. Del
mouly as drug store.) another large build
ing known as the Picayune market, with
kitchen and stable.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
One-third of said purchase price to be paid
cash on day Of sale; the balance in one and
two years in equal annual instal'ments. pur-
chaser 10 furnish ais Dotes with mortgage on
the property sold, and said notes bearing in
tereSt at eight per cent from day of sale: the
vendors retaining lien and vendors prvi-
lege on said property until final payment Of
the notes. Said property will be delivered
to the purchaser on the day of sale.
ED. PELLERIN,
f. LOMBARD.
Lafayette, La, Nov. 25. 1890.
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.yUDG.M EsS'T,
Nov. 8, 1ss o.

Ellen /. Kirkman s5th Judicial District
VS.. Court. Parish of La
Vim. P. Thomas. fayette. No 3T39.
In this case by reason of a default hav-
ing been regularly taken and no motion
made to set same aside within legal
DELAYS and for the further reasons, and
because the law and the evidence are III
favor of plaintiff and against defedant,
it is ordered. adiudged and decreed that
plaintiffs s demand be granted and that
there be Judgment in her favor d;ssolv-
ing the community of acquets and gains
nos existing between her ard her said
husband, thereby effecting a separation
of property between them.
It is futher ordered and decreed that
she do have the exclusive management
and control and administration Of any
and all property which she may hereafter
acquire, or which she may now separate
1y own.
II is further ordered and decreed that
defendant pay all costs of this suit to be
taxed.
Thus done, read and signed in open
Court at Lafayette; La, this 3Oth day OF
October, A. D., 1890.
(Signed.) ORTHER G. MOUTON,
! Judge s5th Dist. La.
Filed October seth, 1890.
i(Siened.) NJ. T. MARTIN,
Deputy Clerk Of Court.
A true and correct copy of the original
on 4 file al and Of record in my M office this 4th
day of November, q D.. 1880:
a. NJ. MARTIN,
Clerk of Court.
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WOMAN.

Col. Robert G. Ingersoll, in a recent
address to a soldiers "encampment,
paid the following elegant tribute to
woman:
ut takes hundred men to make an.
encampment, but one woman can
make home. | not only admire
woman as the most beautiful object
ever created, but I reverence her az
the redeeming glory of humanity, the
sanctuary Of all the virtues, the pledge
Of all perfect qualities Of heart and
head. 1t is not just or right to lay
the sins Of men at the feet Of women
1t is because women are SO much bet
ter than men that their faults are
considered greater, The one thing in
this world that is constant, the one
peak that rises above all clouds, the
the one window in which the light
forever burns, the one star that dark
ness cannot .quench, is woman's love-.
It rises to the greatest heights, it sinks
to the lowest depths it forgives the
most cruel injuries. It's perennialof
life, and grows in every climate.
Neither colaness nor neglect, harsh-
ness. nor cruelty, can extinguish it.
A woman's love is the perfume Of the
heart. This is the real love that sub
dues the earth;. the love that has
wrought all miracles of art; that gives
us music all the way from the cradle
song to the grand closing symphony
that bears the soul away on wings Of
fire. A love that is greater than
power, sweeter than life and stronger
than death" @