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Write for the A C
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
m9-eo BALTIMORE. MD.
SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST NO ONE NEED
SUFFER-.
A sure cure for the Blind Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered By Dr. Williams,
Indian remedy called DIR. Williams Indian Ointment
single box has cured the chronic or
80 years standing. No need suffer fve minutes
tons, Instruments and Eectuares do harm
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors, alaye
intense itching particularly night after getting warm
in bed) acts poutce, gives instant and painless
hef and is prepared only for Ps, itching of private
parts, and nothing else.
Sold by all Druggists ami by mail on receipt OF
prlce-$l per box FRANK :. HENRY CO., Pro-
FIST corner Pennsy yania avenue and 18th street WASH
lhgton. DE-, Retail Agent febl5-eo-4p
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
u COLUMBIA.
ELIZABETH e LLOYD EFT AL. complainants, We. Rich.
H EaD;, d. LLOYD hT A. defendants No. 2.s79.
cree in this cause to sell the real in the
mentioned having reported to the Court that, after
having twice offered the said real at public auc-
non TO no effect he has received a offer from one
LORENZO d. MERCHANT to purchase the same at private
sale Tor the sum of nineteen hundred and sl90
COLLARS 10 Wit Lot No. d. in square No. 81 the City
OF Washington in the District of Columbia il il ordered
by the Court this 4th day OF October A d. 1851 that
said offer be accepted and the sale of said
the contrary be shown before the first day Of No
veInber A. ID 1881. Provided copy of this order lie
published In The Evening Star once a week for three
weeks before the said first day Of November A. D. 1884,
By the Court,
olO-law-3w A. WYLIE.
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Get OF My COrns.
Use Curealine. OneIbOttle will take them out
root and branch, quickly too. 25c. Stott Crom-
we'll IN
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II ACE CURTAINS.
IL MADAME PIERRE
Ii sn at her old establishment 7l3 18th street
and want the general public to know that it is the only
place in this city that Curtains can bedone equal 70
new. ot-4m
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DRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
II. Fl. DODGE,
Bonds Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission,
No. 539 18TH STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,)
Agency for Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers.
"a BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Every class Of Securities bought and sold commits
sion In San Francisco Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the
New York Stock Exchange at Of per cent
commission, Private and direct telegraph wires to
Baltimore, Philadelphia New York and Boston through
which orders executed the Stock Exchanges
in those cities and reported back promptly Quotations
Of Stocks and Bonds and inforlnaton regarding the
Markets received through wires INSTANTLY di-
rect from the New York Stock Exchange. Orders in
Cotton Grain and Provisions executed with dispatch.
SLIM
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Jeconius
F. Gladmon and Sarah A. Davis; Joseph Kidwell
and Mary Francis Ward; Lawson Meredith and
Rosa Pickett; Frank Linns Child, OF Worcester,
Mass, and Edith Shanklin Harlin; Edward Home
and Elizabeth EindleY.
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Is the picture OF health since she began the use
"Wells Health Remover" greatest remed y on earth
for Dyspepsia and Nervous Weakness. 81. StOtt
& Cromwell, $50 Pennsylvania ave.
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ELLIS Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.
CITY AND DISTRICT.

HowsoN's Ice cream, s1.25 gal; 5 gal $500
-der at HamltOn's, 1871 Pa. ave-, or 1104 18th St
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The Trouble at the Theater
Last night,-too much coughing. DR.. BruSkS Ger
man Cough Syrup allays all such disorders.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
THE DEATH OF NILES.

Niles, the alleged murderer of Singleton,
whose arrest the other day we published a
full account of, has committed suicide in
jail by cutting his throat. There can be
sno doubt that the man had suffered terribly
gin mind since he killed Singleton, nor can
There be any reasonable doubt that the
ssheory of the murder which we published
fast week was the true one. The story
told by Niles, namely that Singleton was
accidentally killed by runaway, and that
she concealed the body because he feared
suspicion would fall upon him, deceived no
]one. The wretched murderer slew his
svictim to release himself from his indebted.
sness to him, bat he at once found that he
shad incurred far more dreadful and
sintolerable responsibility. He could not
lremain on the scene of his crime. He sold
shis farm and went away. He appears not
ito have known how deeply he was sus
;peoted by his neighhors. But when,
after the lapse of five years his sin found
/ him out, and when he saw by the published
accounts of his crime how utterly he had
failed to conceal it, his courage gave away,
land remorse and despair assailing him
together, drove him to make an end of
himself. How he became possessed of the
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
THE oasE OF re ASSASSIN


The rumora in regard to the proba-
bility of securing the conviction Of
Guiteau are very disquieting. is said,
aud apparently in all seriousness, that
the laws Of the District of Columbia
are so framed as to prevent the indiet-
ment Of the assassin on any more serious
charge than that Of an assault. It is
further alleged that inasmuch as the Presi.
dent died IL another part of the country ii
may be found impossible to bring Guiteau
to trial either in Washington or New
Jersey. 1t is time that the public mind
was set at rest in this connection by some
authoritative statement of the facts. Ur.
fortunately there have been 80 many eva.
siops of justice OF late years in murder
cases that it is impossible to feel any as.
surance that there will not be a similar fail.
ure in this instance. Itisindeed improbable
that any Of the ordinary shifts of the law.
yers can hberate Guiteau The danger
lies in the defects of the laws, if it exista
anywhere. It may be impossible to find
twelve men in the United States who
would aequit him on the plea Of in.
sanity If ne was charged with murder.
But the danger which threatens is that he
viii not be brought before such jury OF
that if brought before jury he will noS be
charged with murder. Should any such i'm.
perfections IN the law be found to impede
justice in this case, very difficult problem
will be presented to the people. OF couras
it will be argued that respect for the law
IS necessity of civilized government. Bu;
ii the law is SO badly framed as to help the
criminal instead of to protect society, il
would be neither reasonable nor expedient
that it should bs treated with respect. A
blind respect for law as law, without any
regard to its results, has been inculcated
time and again IN the interest of the worst
despotisms. 1t is in fact of piece with
the pernicious requirement that " the
powers that be should be submitted to
on the pretense that they are " ordained
of God" We want neither divine
right OF kings nor a divine right of laws.
The law must be deserving of respect before
it is respected, and law which should cheat
the gallows of Guiteau would deserve the
contempt and adherence of the American
people. The escape of this assassin by
legislative bungling would moreover have
the most disastrous effect upon public senti-
ment. In the FIRST place it would operate as
an incentive to similar crimes, and thus
put the lives of our most prominent men
at the mercy of every knave or fool who
might fancy thai he had a grievance. In
the nexs place ii woald create such geu.
eral contempt for criminal legislation az
would issue in the resort TO lynch.law at
every opportunity. In fact nothing but
evil could flow from such failure of
justice, and it is therefore to be hoped that
the authorities at Washington viii be able
TO see their way clear to the indictment
and trial of Guitean on charge of murder.
and with as little delay as possible.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
TRAIN RoBsssIss.

Another successful train robbery is re.
ported, this time in Arkansas. It is evi
dent that this kind of crime is on the in.
crease, ard that it has been encouraged by
She facility with which trains have beer
robbed recently. In fact nothing seems
easier than to rob train as the case stands,
1t is only necessary to build barricads
across the line, or to flag the train, or fol
the robbers to get on board in the guise
of passengers. The real passengers appear
to submit as quietly as the passengers on
the stages when they are stopped by
" road agents, while the conductor and
the mail and express clerks are seldom in
a position to defend themselves. 1t viii
'sooa become necessary to send armed
guards along as part of the regular equip.
Enent Of every passenger train, and if
sFoald seem sound policy for railroad man.
ayers in threatened or doubtful districts
20 adopt this precaution without waiting
for any more experiments. Evidently tue
chances of capture after robbery has
been committed are not considerable enough
80 prevent the spread Of this form of crime.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
TETS MonH1se's NEWS.

n New York Saturday government bonds were
quoted at 20 tor % Of 1907; 1Jl3 10: IS OF 1881
IlC5 FOR ~; ,.erllnz. 81 e2i9s a4l; s.lyel ba,s
lIGl.
Silver in london, Oh consols. 90 s-1Gd; pc.
cent. United States tcads. lo44; IS, l9a IA, tl6s
Ia San Francisco hsI dolla-s are quoted at
discount to par; Mexican dollars, 9o}a91c.
At Liverpool wheat bquoted st 1ls Id s1ls I'd fo'
good to choice California.
Mining stocks we're quite active in San Franclsc,
Saturday morning, despite the fact thatt was clos,
holiday with large portion Of the business popu
lation. Prices toek an upward turn Friday after
noon, and were still stronger Saturday. Sierri
Nevada rose TO s24, a gain Of s. 25 over the bes
price Friday morning Union Con. also rose 81 rs
Utah 81 50, Mexican and ophr each 81, Best 4
Belcher 81 80, and most other Co:nstoek descrlp
tions from Sc to 75c.
The funeral train bearing the remains of the la..
President arrived at Cleveland, O., at l P II s4tur
day, and was received by an immense concourse Q
people
Maggie Holmes and her brother Dickey wer,
fatally burned at Beeville, H., Saturday. the bo,
dying soon after.
3. F. oyerton, Governor OF the Caoctsw Nation
Indian Territory, has resigned.
Fire at Denver, Col; also at Columbus, W. T.
Three Bishops who have been imprisoned since
1856 by the Russian Government have been released
by the Gar.
The U. {. training ship sratosa is ashore Oh
President Island, Nairagansett Bay
fearful tornado passed over Quincy, III, satur-
day, doing great damage.
Stanley, the African explorer, heretofore re.
ported on bis death bed is now said to be alive ana
well.
The authorities Of Victoria, B. C., have ordered a
public observance Of to day.
By the accidental discharge Of his gun near st.
Helena, yesterdav, Augustine Friend lost his hand
John Eustis lost foot in The Idaho mine at Grss:
Valley yesterday, by getting it caught in the under
ground machinery.
toanster vas killel at soath Vallejo yesterday
By locomotive.
stockton is to be supplied with water by tht
AokeIumae Ditch and Irrigation Company
a. Niles, arrested foc numbering James Single
ton and throwing his body into well, committe.
suicide in the Placer county jail Saturday night
report from Bombay states that Ayoob Khar
has been defeated by the Ameer, and has fed t,
Herat
Jask Powers, on trial for murder at Portland
Oregon, has been foGnd guilty as charged.
Great preparations are made throughout
the un'on for the memorial services ia honor OF the
late President to-day. The funeral takes place at
Cleveland to-day at 2ra
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
| |. ..
ORDERS FOR PARADE
HEADQUARTERS MARSHAL OF THE DAY,
SAcRA,,rSTo Sertember 25. 1881.

y HEADQUARTERS MARSHAL OF TIE DAY,
SACRAMENTO, September 25, 1881.
sTE1HE MARSHAL CT The DAY ANNOUNCES
4 a the following details of the organization of The
procession for the obsequies of the late President
TJAMES A GARFIELD:
q The general assembly of the Divisions will be OF
the streets intersecting the P.aza.
q The procession will move exactly at 10 o'cocl
7 from Tenth and streets. All who intend to parade
must be ready to move precisely at that hour, anf
Marshals OF Divisions will report when their Divi
sons are on the ground to the Marshal of the Day
! at the corner OF Tenth and streets.
I a general invitation is extended to all societies
or ganizatons and individuals to participate in tn,
ceremonies and march in the procession
4 Every citizen should feel just pride in having al
! the ceremonies appropriate and harmoniously car
rie out; it is therefore earnestly expected thai
] there viii be spontaneous effort the part O
each and every citizen, and that will stant
upon fine points of etiquette.
I; His Excellency Governor George C. Perkins and
sStaff the Staff of General J. F. Sheehan and ali
State officers and attaches; all ex-State officers
Federal officials and county officers; His Honor,
siJohn @ Brown, Mayor Of Sacramento, and all city
and county officers with tho attaches of their of
fees; all Federal officers, and the Protestant and
lCatholic clergy and Jewish Rabbis, hereby spe
ScialIy invited andrequested to meet THIS (Mopday
! MORNING, at $3.50 O'Clock, in the GOLDEN EAGLE
i II 9TEL. They will be received by the Reception
COMMITTEE, consisting OF James I. Feter, Albert
\ SGaIlstin and Judge T. B. Mcfarland, vino VIII con
duet them to their position in line and parade with
atbe Division to which they are assigned, acting as
Especial Aids thereof
!; All who parade will walk No carriages viii be in
the procession and only such Marshals as are neces
sary to properly form the procession, vii bs
amounted.
S The Marshals OF Divisions viii wear Red sashes.
4 At the request of the General Committee, The
lades of Sacramento are respectfully invited to con
tribute flowers. They should be sent to the Capitol
where they will be used in decorating the dome and
the grand stand where the exercises are to be held
y All who march in the procession will wear the
usual badge of mourning on the left arm A supply
for free distribution will be found on Monday nom
sing at the corner of Ninth and streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
ROaM.
DIED.

Sacramento, September 25-Carrie. daughter Of S
Dombrower, eyed year, months and II days.
Friends and aequaintanees are respectfully invite
to attend the funeral, which will take place frou
the residence OF her parents, Fifth street, be
tween Il and L, this afternoon, at o'clock.
Sacramento, September 25-Martin Monsch, nativ
OF Switzerland, aged IS years.
iFriends and fequantances are respectfully in
vited to atteiMthe funeral, which viii take plac
from fremont Hotel, Tuesday afternoon, at
O'clock
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26

weapon with which he destroyed him.:
sself remains to be ascertained. There
swould seem to have been gross oarelessnessE
sshere on the part of the jailsr. Bat theS
tragedy Is ended in this dreadful way, and
sthe zentence Of "a life for Life" has beens
Carried out, though the law Is anticipated
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26

L. O. o. F.-The officers a-d .,,,,s.sese
members OF Pacific and Occidental En-
are hereby notified to be at
Temple Hall at o'clock THIS DAY, to INNS
participate in the funeral ceremonies of cur be
flowed and honored Brother, James A. Garfield, late
President Of the United States Every member i,
requested to attend
ED. II. MARTIN, c. P of Pacific Encampment
GEORGE B. BLUE, C. P. Of Occidental En-
'eampment. s26lt
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
ASSEMBLING PLACES OF DIVE
SiCNS.

The First Artillery Regiment, Fourth Brigade, N
G c., will take position on the north side of street
fright resting on Tenth, facing south.
First Division On south side of street, head o
column resisg east side of Tenth street, in col
.umn, facing west.
| Second Dlvision-on sidewalk on cast size O.
Tenth street, right resting on J, facing west.
Third Division-on west side of Tenth street
head of column resting on south side of street. il
col INN, facing north.
Fourth Division-on east side of Tenth street,
head of column resting on north line OF street. il
column, facing south.
Fifth Division-on west side of Tenth street.
righ. resting on j. facing east
The Catafalque viii be taken to east eide of Tenth
street. south of j. and be driven into line immedi
stely behind the Division of Masonic Orders.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
MEEEtED.

Sacramento, September 25-By Rev. Father Grace
at the residence of Addison a. Flint, Alauson 4.
Fint. Of Austin, New, TO Miss Ella u Bradley,
Of this city.
Sacramento, September 22-J. E. Sullivan to Mis-
Lizzie o'Meara, at the residence of the bride.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
SAluTES.

Captain W. A. Houghtcn, commanding Company
B, First ARTILLERY Regiment, win fire national
salute (as minute guns) from the Capitol grounds,
during the march OF the procession Under direction
OF the Chief Engineer of the FIRE Department, bells
viii be tolled while the procession moves.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26

second and third Insertion
Lists for the above proposals and samples are on
.fle, and can be seen at the County CLERKS Office
Good paper shall be furnished Of the above books
'snd blanks, ard the Printing, Ruling and Binding
shall correspond with the books now in use in the
count Offices
The contract viii be awarded to the lowest re-
Isponsible bidder, and no bid will be considered
UNLESS accompanied with written eusrante s, signed
by at east two responsible persons tn It the party
Imaking the proposal viii enter into contract and
furnish bonds the faithful performance thereof
provided the contract be awarded to aid party
The Board reserves the right OF rejecting any aud
sall bids deemed too high.
Parties to whom contracts shall be awarded shall
iGle tteir bonds with the Clerk Of the Board on or
before WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER u, 1881.
by order Of the Board of Supervisors Of Saera-
amsnto county, State Of California.
All bids to be addressed to the Clerk Of the Board.
SIG I'd THOMAS Fl. BERKEY, Clerk Of Board
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
GRAND CHORUS.

IN RILE THIS MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK AT
EF the Congregational Church. Gentlemen OF
the chorus who are in the procession will please
JOIN the chorus upon arriving at the Capitol.
s261t Respectfully, ETC.. J. L. SKINNER
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
w. A. HUGMs0N, NJ. D.,

z HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
III Office, southwest corner OF Seventh and
sstreets, in Bryte's new building, up stairs. Resi-
'denee, southeast corner of Seventh and streets,
Sacramento. Office hours: to and TO SIN
s25 sp1m
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

iDIDS Will De RECEIVED UP TO IL
y , o'clock A. N. october Z 1881, for furnishing
sthe csunty Of Sacramento with $50 cords Of wood,
sas follows: Cne hundred AID fifty cords upland
white oak, % cords live oak and 70 cords nut or
pitch pine wood, TO he delivered aud piled at the
County Hospital and Eseasured by the Superintend-
Tent Also with 100 cords Of wood, as so'lcws: Sew
sland white oak or second growth oak wood, to be
delivered at the Court house All bids to be ad-
dressed TO the Clerk OF the Board of Supervisors
The contract for the whole any part Of said wood
Twill be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder or
.bidders, and bid viii be nsidered unless accom-
spanied with written guarantees, signed by at least
two responsible persOns that the party making the
for the faithful performa thereof, provided the
,coutract be awarded t. said party. The Board
SERVES tie right Of rejecting any and al bids deemed
too high. Parties whom contracts shall be award
led shall file their bonds with the Clerk Of the Board
ION or before Wednesday, October 12 1881.
s26-td THOMsS II. BERKEY, Clerk.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
z, l., BILLINGS q CO..

L IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DEALERS
Id in Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
flor DR.. Jaffe's Celebrated Cinchona Btters also,
agents for Litton Springs Seltzer Water Sonoma
county. California. No. III street, between Fourth
=and Fifth. s25-3p1m
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
PROPOSALS
J0UTTT PRIBFIEG AED BINDING.

IGEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ by the Bo.rd OF Supervisors OF Sacramento
bounty, up to l o'clock r. NJ,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26

Nofieei .. .. D. F.-Members .,ysss..,,
sof Capitol Lodge, 10. 81, are hereby : ,s;51ssS
srequested to meet ct Odd Fellows 1.sss -
ss-Tenple THIS (Honday} MORNING Sz5lifs$S'
Cat o'clock, to participate in the funeral ce-emone
sof our late President, Brother James =. Garfield
"a full attendance is earnestly desired.
! s26-1t a. Il. POWERS, N. C.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26

9 Eureka lodge. Ne. t., o. ,sas,,s,
So F.-Members will please meet at se-slsszsses 2
Sstbeir hall THIS (Monday) MORNING, zzeSSssssss-
ssSeptember 26tb at 9:S0 O'Clock, to JOIN SsSiHvV-
gin the obsequies of our late President, Brother
sJames A. Garfield. [s761tl NJ. MALIN, N. G
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26

( L. o. o. F.-sFeHlbers of Ei .sss,zs..
sDorado Lodge, No. s, viii meet at Tenn s
sple Hall THIS (iIondsyl MORNING, =t@lEsssS
sSeptember 26th, at $3.50 o'clock, to SsSTgvSSS
SpaEticpate in the funeral obsequies OF our late
aPresideIt, b Bother James A. Garfield.
q s261t L. SALOMON. \. G.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
FOURTH DIVISION.
sfARsEALs.
FIFTH DIVISION.
MARsHALs.

EUGENE LA RUE, E. G. MEssNER
Drum CORPS, A. D. Knight, Acting
Leader.
Citizens not belonging to organized societies.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
'or STATIONERY. for the tern, Of one year.

For COUNTY ADVERTISING, per square, first,
second and third Insertion.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
Noiice.-sIenaers az Cnrifornia Lodg,

Sofice.-Heni6ers CT California Lodge.
$50. I5So, K OF H will meet in their hall, corner
Sof Eiath and streets, at O'Clock :. ~, for tne
purpose OF srcipatine in ceremonies Of respect to
selnory OF the late Caief Aaeisirate ,f the Naton
J. Il. TENRROOK. u.
P. L. HIcKaAv, Reporter. s2s1t
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26

Notice Members of EHi0n q
sLodge, No. Il, Ancient Order Of United sEz1A
zrHIS (Mo5day) MORNING. September EsEesss
s26th, at 0 o'clock, to participate in the ~
Funeral ceremonies OF our lats President. Ls
s so It H. W. NORTON, ". W.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26

Friday, October :, 1881,
For COUNTY PRINTING AND BINDING (Great
Register not Inclrded) for the term Of one year.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1881.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26

51oR SALE THE FURNITURE OF FIVE
r. welIfurnished rooms located at 400 street,
between Fourth and Fifth. Apply st residence
e26-1wf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

VNoR sALE-THE CALIFORNIA REPORTS.
II at HOCGHT0N'S Book Sto.e. no. 6I5 j
street. s26-1w