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LOCAL NOTES.

The Stockton Herald of Tuesday gays
William Baker, resident of Sacramento.
was before Judge Mowbray this morning for
disturbing the peace. Yesterday he insulted
lady, who was calling little child from the
street, by telling her that if she did not go
into her dwelling he would kill her. Officer
Wells happened to be across the street, and
hearing the threat arrested Baker, who was
quite drunk. He pleaded guilty to the charge
and was fined $40. In default of payment he
went to Jail for ten days.
In the case Of Frank Booth, who was sem
fenced to thirty days in the County Jail for
vagrancy this week, be informed the Judge
after sentence that his full name was James
Franklin Marmion Booth. The Judge was
afraid he would unravel some more of that
illustrious name if he stayed here, and to pre-
vent further infection in that direction he let
him go, and when last seen was on the way
to San Francisco on foot, accompanied by
his female companion.
Stockton seems to be the rendezvous for
runaway boys from Sacramento. A gentle
man from this city went there on Tuesday
and brought back his son, aged 10 years. and
two other lads, whose parents deputized him
to bring them back to the homes they had de.
serted. There were at that time five more
boys in Jail there awaiting word from their
parents.
A horse belonging to Chinese butcher. and
which he had hitched by the r street railroad
track near Twenty-sixth street to Craze, was
run over and killed by the east-bound passen-
ger train day before yesterday. No damage
to engine or train, but the collision made an
immediate reduction in the assessable value
of the horse.
The Turner Harmonic gave its third con-
cert and ball at Turn Yerein Hall last even
ing. a programme of vocal and instrumental
music was presented under dictatorship of
Professor o. Fleissner. 1t was followed by
dancing.
A meeting to form "Lyceum for educa.
tional purposes with least possible individual
exertion is to be held in the lecture room of
the Sixth street NJ. E. Church this evening.
Capital Lodge, No. 81, 1. o. G. t., will
give its second anniversary entertainment
and social at Exempt Firemen's Hall on
Tuesday evening, April 5, 1881.
The street railway line to the cemetery,
which is now being taken up, will probably be
relaid in the contemplated line to East Park.
The river has risen two inches each twenty
fouc hours for the past three days, and last
night marked 10 feet 10 inches.
Twenty carloads of barley, nine of wine
and four of salmon were among the railroad
shipments East yesterday.
A collision occurred yesterday between a
delivery dray and loaded beer wagon. The
beer was not hurt any.
Twenty-Five carloads of beef cattle passed
through night before last from Reno to the
Oakland stock yards.
Two Chinese lepers, from Tehama, were
taken through yesterday on freight train to
San Francisco.
The Capital City Minstrel Club has dis
banded and sold out their musical fixtures
and effects.
The Bric-a- Brac Club meets this evening
at the residence of E. 3. Mott, III f street.
No immigrants by overland to-day.
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Il. Waehhorst-Jewele Sl5 street.
Eclipse Fan Blower-Hu Huntington, Hopkins & Co
Hotel Langham- Fourth and streets.
Peoples Savings Bank, Sacramento.
Carriagcs-H. NJ Bernard, Sixth and L streets
Trees, shrubs and plants-Thomas 0'Brien.
VIM EIlery Briggs, M. D.-oculist and Aurist.
J. Frank Clark Undertaken, 1017 Fourth street
Lafayette Hall (salo5n)-J. o. Hector.
Baker L neutrality-suspicious. implements, etc
c. Il. Krebs & Co.-Paints, oils, etc.
James l. Felter & Co.-Wines and liquors
Capitol Gas Company-Gas cooking stoves.
Justin Gates Pioneer Druggist.
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water
Opposition Whitehall Boots-veits 4 Adamson.
Hale Pros See our prices.
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CAPITOL NOTES.

The Governor has appointed G. n. Hitch
cock Notary Public for San Diego. J. NJ.
Hogan for Stockton, and NJ. P. Hayne a
Commissioner of Deeds for Tombstone, A. T.
Jacob Levi has fled his claim with the
Secretary of State to trade mark l X l.
for his clothing house in Stockton.
The Los Angeles Farming and Milling
Company has fled its trademark for its
make of Hour
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
CLARK Judge.

SUPERIOR COURT
CLARK, Judge.
THURSDAY, March Slst.
In the matter OF the estate OF Alexander Hodg-
don, an MISUNDERSTANDING OF citation continued
until April 4, 1850.
The People VS.. She Toy-Information for grand
larceny. Dismissed
To.DAYs CALENDAR.
Fl. Hoeekle vs.. NJ. J. King.
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MILLINERY GooDs fresh and new, and the
lowest prices, the largest assortment, at
the Red House.
SOMETHING WORTH SEEING.-Grand mil
liuery exhibition at spring opening of that
department, Saturday, April I'd. Mechanics
Store.
A SEasoSABLE SuGGEsTIoN.-See new adj
vertisement of Hale Bros. 4 Co. to-day.
CHILpREN's double-toed, button shoes,
sewed with double thread and never rip, 81 10
and 81 %. Red House.
DRESS GooDs are cheapest at the Red
House.
SEE Hale's new advertisement.
MEMS AND BOYS straw hats, Is cents, 20
cents and % cents, at the Red House.
LADIES low, button shoes, 81 %. Red
House.
HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G. w. Chesley, agent.
READ Hale's new advertisement to-day.
BOYS Caspian straw hats, 70 cents. Rec
House.
Buy your baby shoes at the Red House :
READ Hates new advertisement.
FIsE IaroRiEp creaRs at Hammers Drug Store
| Fourth and streets.
HAMMERS cAscARA sssgspA .BrrrERA stimulate
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THE DAILY REC0RD-UNION.
RIDAy. APRIL 1. 1854
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater- strategIsts.
Lyceum tonight, NJ. f. Church.
DR.. Ellen Gcodeil Smith-Lecture to-day.
Bric-a-Brac Club tonight, III street.
Wheat lands for sale GAG acres.
Wanted-small house, to buy or rent.
Wanted s., o0o for sixty days.
Soeisl dance at Florin tonight.
Capital Lodge, l. 0. C. T.-Anniversary social.
White iaborers wanted British Columbia
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Arnoid's Saddle Rock Oyster and Coffee
House, Second street. between j and X. Newly re.
built and refitted throughout mrSo.lm
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Boy the "Boss" Cnaree Pet.-Itmales the
best and clearsst Coffee in Two minutes Mannfae-
tured and for sale at the Ckes Tinware and Jo5hns
Shop 4I4 St, bet. Fourth ard 18th, Sacramento.
nnrf Ii In,
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Drink Halls Pepsin Wire EifteTs and
DO happy AMI content. Cures dyspepsia or indiges-
ton, Absolutely pure. mr25-f
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SATURDAY. APRIL 2D.-Grand millinery
opening, Mechanics Store.
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For o, sters Cooked 10 Perfection, I'm
every style or Genuine Porter House Steak, go
TO SHEARS 9ys.er Parlors tClunie Biock), Eighth
and streets SIl / quors warranted pure. mrI6-lm
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For che Choicest. Freshest. Homemade
Confectionery, all kinds, at lower prices than any
other house-wholesale or retail-call at HENRY
FISHERS. fe2E. s,r
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SPRING millinery opening at Mechanics
Store, on Saturday, April I'd.
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BONANZA Struck it rich on The 2l00-feot
Level OF the Red House Boot ana Shoe De
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Auction Sales.
Business Advertisements

N. Plug & Co.-This forenoon.
Bel : co.-To-norrow.
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For The Rest and Cheapest Meals In
the city, go to henry FISHER fe23-lz
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IrEm.-H ale's new advertisement.
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"SHARr, That's ALL."-Resd Hale's new
advertisement to-day.
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Rad new advertisement of Hale Bros.
q O.
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All Who Have Tried w. r. Yetel sons
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies, say they
are the best ever bought. Try them. mr2-ltn
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For Fine Cakes, Zee Cream. eic.. 90 fs
HENRY FISHER, No. sos j street, between Fifth
and Sixth. fe23-1m
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PoIICE ARREsrs.-Officer Rider yesterday
arrested II. L. Fioks upon charge of OBJ
tanning money upon false pretenses. Officer
Frazee arrested Ed Farrell for battery.
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Cakes. Pies and all kinds 81 2. 'ney Cand,
at w. F. PETERS0N'S. mr2-lm
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PRIsosERs En- RoUTE,-Deputy Sheriff A.
f. Knowles Of Butte county passed through
Yesterday with two prisoners en- route to Fol-
som-Chin Man Yon goes for life for murder,
and Conrad Kloss for a term Of one year for
Grad lsrcanE.
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A4-di nov BhASbDt4nl o oAbSf pilllS bNe=4
also horses, harness and wagons. At 1:30 p
NJ, the same day they will sell by auction a
large consignment of furniture.
AFFECTIoNFoR CHICKENS The two China
men, All Quay ard All Muay, who were ar
rested Tuesday night while sustaining init
mate relations with the inmates OF a hen-roost
on the alley between II aud /, Eighth aud
Ninth streets, were convicted yesterday in
the Police Court If chicken stealing, and All
Quay was sentenced to pay fine Of 800 and
oosts, or take term Of 100 days in the chain
gang. An Muay viii be sentenced today.
FRxIGHrs.-The following carloads of
freight were yesterday received in this city ::
Twelve Of granite, 10 Of wood, S of coal, Of
doors and sash, of slabs of oil, s of rner-
ehandise, ! of ice, / Of plows and reapers,
Of borsx and l Of lumber. Carloads east.
ward were forwarded: Nine of wine 20 of
barley, Of salmon, of beans, of mer-
chandise, of leather, of hides, of brandy,
of hops and l of rags.
THE Fish SUPPLY.-The river fishermen
state that the run Of salmon, which was good
last week, has greatly diminished and is now
very light also that few perch are being
taken. The supply of pike and ltardheads Is
ample. Sturgeon are plentiful in the lower
portion of the river, but none are being
caught in this vicinity. The price of all
kinds of fish is generally high and well main
tanned.
CHANGES AT THE PosToFFIcE.-W. D..
Woolsey, who has long oficiated at the stamp
window at the Postoifice, yesterday resigned
his position, and will remove to San Fran
cisco. George A. Miller, formerly general
delivery clerk. is to take the place made va
cant by Mr.. Woolsey's resignation, and Ed.
Katzenstein has been appointed to the va
cancy caused by the promotion OF MIR. Miller.
ABsEST-MINDED.-Joh ohm O'Briep, who was
caught by officer Smith a day or two since
laboring under the mistake Of getting his
hand into another mans pocket, when he
thought it was his own all the time, was yes
terday granted by Judge Henry until to-day
to refresh his memory in relation to the mat
ter, and to get counsel if he needs to assist
him in Strengthening it out.
PERsoNAL.-Ira D. Sankey, the singing
evangelist, came up from San Francisco
night before last, and went to Folsom yester-
day. Railroad Commissioner c. J. Beer
stecher was in the city yesterday, also d. w.
Earl and Paymaster James K. Roche, u.
S. a.
Police ARREsrs.-Oficer Rider yesterday
arrested H. L. Fioks upon charge of OBJ
tanning money upon false pretenses. Officer
Frazee arrested I'd. Farrell for battery.
SPRING millinery opening at Mechanics
Store, on Saturday, April I'd.
"SHARr, THsT's ALL."-Resd Hale's new
advertisement to-day,
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Jenny Davis, alias Mccain, n notorious
character, was found lying dead in her
room in house on Il street, near Eleventh.
on Saturday afternoon, with u small phial
of laudanum beside her. The body was re-
moved to Buchly's and the coroner was
notified. An inquest was held yesterday
afternoon and a number of witnesses eX-
amined. The testimony was to the effect
that Mrs. Hayne, who keeps the house in
which the death occurred, had sent out in
the morning for some laudanum, and the
deceased had borrowed it to cure an attack
of cramps.
She went up to her own room and was
not seen afterward until she was found
lying on the floor, with the appearance of
having been dead an hour. The girl had
been drinking very hard for some weeks
previous to her death, and was probably in
toxicated when she drank the fatal draught.
The CorOner's jury brought in verdict
that the deceased had come to her death
from an overdose of laudanum, probably
self-adminstered with suicidal intent.
1t has not been decided as yet when the
funeral will take place. Mary Hall, who for
almost half century kept house of ill
fame in this city, and who is now living in
retirement in Virginia, with whom the
deceased mt one time lived, and Kate
Homer, also the proprietress of u bagnlo
will defray the funeral expenses. The
interment will take place tomorrow
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14

VIM. J. Stephenson, 7th-st. wharf.
VIM. Lord, 9th and G SITS. II. W.
Philip Hunckel 1925 Ind. ave.
w. ii. Whcatley, l06S Jefferson ST. n. W.
James Barnett, 1926 22d st. II. W.
III. w. Blunt, $50 10th st. s. W.
Jas. w. Tyler, 01s 9TH st. II. W,
Benz. l.. Wheeler, 1865 X st. H. ".
VIM. u. Spaulding, fcnna. ave,
Joseph Weaver, Tcpnallytown.
Hugh j. Hart, II Cd st. II. W.
Andrew W. Kelly, American House.
Robert Ball, 1913 q st. II. W.
Geo. w. Darby, 3i00 NJ ST. N, W.
Thos, SQmerville, 31G 18th st. II. w
Daniel Hardness, Bladensburg Road.
Samuel Holdcman, 1907 Pcnna. ave.
Howard q. Keyworth, 500 9TH st. W.
Franklin j. AclScr 1873 l. st. N. W.
William p. Young, n. Y. ave, near liih
IT,
Robert d. Tcnncy, 3Ol2 Dunborton st.
Joseph T. IIornblowcr, 1927 Pcnna, ave,
Alexander Leadingham, 1897 ii ST. n. W.
Joseph G.. Ice, 30l pcnna. ave.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14
For Best winter Underwear.
70 to Keeps, 437 Seventh street.

REPORTER ofTHE CRITIC got on to a lob
to-day put up for the purpose ofblackmailing
the gamblers. Ii seems that a certain eX-
honorable who has had his fingers in sew
eral little jobs of late years is the author of
the scheme. The same individual tried to
play his little game on some of the Star
route contractors as soon rs Gibson & Co.
commenced their alleged investigation, and
tailing to accomplish his purpose he now
attempts to go for the gamblers. In fact,
nc is ready to pounce down on any class
OF people, no matter how respectable or how
.disreputable.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14
Tho Spenkership.

A reporter of The CRITIC was informed
to-day by Congressman Burrows, " promi-
nent candidate for Speaker of the next
House of Representatives, that Republican
members from his State had held n confer
ence on the subject Of Speaker, and agreed
to vote soldly for him. This statement Is
made for the reason that The CRITIC, a few
days ago stated that the delegation was
divided between Mr.. Burrows and Mr.. Hub
hpll
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FORT WAYNE, IND, Nov. IA meet
ing of physicians was called by the board of
health to devise means to prevent the spread
of smallpox. There are fifteen cases. 1t
was decided to draw boundary lines in
wards and regulate the attendance of
children and provide an additional nest
house
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buy Keeps Kid Gloves,
Sl25, Mt Keeps, i37 Seventh street n. W.

An o'clock this morning the rounds
man on the beat,near the Assembly's Church
found the door Of that odilcc open and q
light burning 1t is supposed that the
church was left unfastened, as nothing was
stolen.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14

SENATOR JONES left New York city No.
vember TO- for Gold Hill, Nevada. The
Senator's journey was fastened thence upon
the receipt of telegram from his brother
that his mother was dying.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14
AIrsuh DE JoinviIIe scarIs.
% c., at Keeps, 437 Seventh street n. W

REV. FATHER MCCARTHY, pastor of the
Church of the immaculate Conception, OF
this city, continues seriously i'll. Father
Mccarthy is the uncle of John b. Mccarthy
of the Baltimore SMn.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14
A Sfen,IN Rush

is being made by parents to secure choice
bargains in boys clothing at b. Robinson &
Co.'S, 900 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
This firm offers most excellent stock to
select from
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The Largest Line
of velvet frames at Veerhotf's, 916 18th st..
The AIbnnX Bribery Case.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 14.-Owing to the
illness of Attorney General Ward the
Sessions-Bradley Legislature bribery case
will go over this term of the court. The
case was to have been taken up to-day.
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FINANCIAL =
TO.day's stock Quotations.

The following observations of the trans
actions in the financial market to-day to-
gcthcr with opening and closing quotations,
are furnished by the clearinghouse of ii.
d. Cooke, jr, & Co., 1i2D + street, Washing
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Native Wine.

James Tharp, at sl5 f street northwest,
has fine article of wine on hand, at prices
within the reach of all, and those in need
of "a tonic would do well to give him a
call.
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Keeps shirts, Best and Cheapest,
nj Koen,s. l31 Seventh strenI

j.. II. MURPHY, the popular artist at the
bar, has severed his connection with tho
old stand on the corner of Twelfth and Il
streets, and will soon resume with A. II.
Kimball on the corner of Tenth and G..
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14
THE EVENING CRITIC
Special weather bulletin.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 1868,

The special bulletin issued from the sig.
nal Office to-day says
The indications are that fair weather will
continue during Monday aud Tuesday in
the Middle States, and that colder, fair
weather will prevail in the Mississippi aud
Ohio valleys and lake region during Tues
day, and frosts will probably occur in the
interior Of the Gulf States during Tuesday
night.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14

The POSTMASTER AT McKEEspoRT, PA.
Congressman Bayhe, of Pittsburgh, with
n delegation, called on the President this
morning in relation to the postmaster at
McKeesport, Pa. Mr.. Baync wanted the
President to withhold the commission from
Mr. Carothers, who was appointed by the
President and confirmed by tho Senate.
The President refused to accede to Mr..
Bayne's desire, upon the ground that it
would not be treating CarOthers right he
having received the appointment. The
President said that if it should turn out
that the appointment was bad one, the
proper way would be to make another APP
pointment when Congress met, but to with
hold the commission now would not be
right, and he would, therefore, be COM
PEELED to respectfully decline the request of
Mr.. Baync.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14

THE FUNERAL of Leona Forrest, frail
but pretty woman took place yesterday af-
tcrnoon from the undertaking establishment
ofMr. Buchly and was very largely attended.
The floral tributes were profuse and elabo-
rate. The services were highly impressive,
and many of her frai sisters were affected
TO tears. Eight carriages filed with female
friends only of the deceased followed the
remains to the Congressional Cemetery,
where the interment took place. A re-
porter, the Rev. Arthur Foster, of the Re-
formed Episcopal Church, and four Others
were the only males present.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14

There arc about dozen applications on
ille at the White House for the office OF
Commissioner for the District. With one
exception, all were filed during Gen. Gar.
helds brief administration, and the names
have been published several times The
only name added to the list since President
Arthur's Inauguration is that of Mr.. A. NJ.
clapp. There is good ground for tho belief
that there will be n change in the personnel
Of the District government soon after the
meeting Of Congress.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14

HOWARD HrTcHINs, of Frostburg, Md,
has been appointed to a position in the
weather bureau.
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clothing for yourself or boys, go to Eisemai
Bros, corner Seventh and Il.
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If YOu Want
Suicide by Laudanun.

stylish suit, go to Eiseman Bros, cor
ner Seventh and II.
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THE PRESIDENT has accepted the rcsigna.
ton of Attorney General MacVeagh, to take
effect to-day
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Hon. LIONEL SAcKvILLE WEST, the new
English minister, was presented to the
Prcsident to-day by Secretary Blaine
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS today In.
ternal revenue, $Sil ,5si.60 customs $685.
511g2
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HI You Want
The District COmmissionershin,

to save money, buy your clothing of Else.
man Bros, corner Seventh and Il.
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THE DEPARTING NTS.

THE national-bank notes received for
redemption to-day were $4,000.
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A Fine Line
A SrnnII.nON Endemic.

of steel cngravings and colored photographs
mt Veerhoifs, DIG Seventh street.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14

PusEY & JONES, of Wilmington, Del,
have been awarded the contract for the
construction of new vessel for the revenue
marine service ON their bid Of $72,75O.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14

Mn. CHAUNcEY I. FfLLEy, of Missouri,
has taken quarters at No. 1920 New York
avenue for the present. 1t Is said, all pthtr
statements to the contrary, thnt Mr.. Filley
has his eye on the Postmastcr-Ge nemlship
with n favorable show of success.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14

THE President was busily engaged during
the carly part of the day in afiixing his
signature to the commissions of Postmasters
and other Government officials, which re-
quire his autograph before they are recog-
nized as proper persons to sign the payroll
and draw q salary.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14

The superb Stock OF boys CIothinp
offered TO the public by b, Robinson Il Co.
900 Pennsylvania avenue northwest is ut
tracing the attention of all parents, ant
rapid sales are made daily, each purchaser
finding perfect satisfaction.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14

SECRETARY FoLaER QUALITIES. Judge
Folger, the new Secretary of the Treasury,
formally entered upon his new duties to-
day. He qualified at 1890 o'clock in the
Secrctary's Office in the presence of ex-Sec-
rotary Window and the Bureau officers and
chiefs of divisions. The oath Of Office was
administered by George Y. Coffin, a clerk in
the Office, who is also notary public. Pre-
vious to this, however, all the Bureau Off
GERS and chiefs of divisions, headed by AS
sistant Secretaries French and Upton, met
in the Office of the Secretary and paid their
respects to the retiring Secretary Now
Senator Window, who retired and soon af-
ter returned with Secretary Folger and
presented all the officers of the Department
to him. No speeches were made.
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Guiteau sprang Quickly

into the van; the door was closed with q
sharp snap; policeman sprang to the seat
with the driver; another, with colorcd
bailitf, sprang upon the.step behind, and
the van drove Off to the Jail, reaching
there without incident. The five jurymen
were escorted to the jury-room after
Gutcaus departure and locked in, and
forbidden strictly to communicate with any
Tone outside.
The Evening critic., 1881-11-14

Huy Keeps COIIaria searfs,
at Keeps, az Seventh street II. W.