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BILLS ALLOWED.

Yesterday these bills against the county
Win. J. Davis, s2Os; Rosa Brenhardt, SO;
S. Blair, 500; j. F. brennan. S10O; All Dan,
80 so; Sacramento Lumber Co., $40; G.
C. Fugeit, s43 so; Parsons & Co., IS 80;
Billingsley & Co.. 81 25; W. f. Yuhre, SIS
County Recorder, 81 so; NJ. r. Rose, $50 IS;
W. II. Baldwin, $50; NJ. & NJ. A. Cook,
$40; G. w. jerks, Sc; Henry Hebb. SIG;
w. J. Cooper. $50 20; S. w. Butler, S100; G.
G. Fugett, Sc 30; Sacramento City Water
Works, S4S; j. NJ. Smith, s23; NJ. Castro &
Co., S130 25; r. L. Scott, SIG; Dennis Dali
ton, SIS (: J. E. Lephino, IS so; RECORD
UNION, SS3 So; j. W. Wilson. 500; Capital
Wooden Mill, $3.50; James Castro, 81; A.
Null, 81 Is; L. Keseburg, $50 u. a. Kidder.
S112 ID. B. Huntley, S2l0 25; VIM. Crump,
$50; j. c.. Pierson, SIS; G. E. Bishop,
S133 80; r. r. Patten, 50 80; +. 9. Cald.
we'd, SO; d. Dierssen, Sl6l II G. I. Bush,
So 50; E. Christy, s. 80; I. ID. Server, IS;
Mars SO 40; Edward Christy, S120 o. n.
Morse, 81; Ben. Bailey, 1920; J. G. Tubbs,
SCI II. S. Croker & Co., Sl15 Sc; W. E.
Burnside, $14 Chas. Heinrich, SIG; Noble
| Fisher, S12; Jas. NJ. Fraley, Sc; G. L.
| Clark, Sl2; VIM. Amman, 81; II. s. Croker
& Co., Sl34 IS: P. Leitzans. 81 ; Fl. Winters,
S12; c. Schurr, So; Nelson Wilcox, s12'; B.
Trap. IS 9. A. Pearson, SC; P. Neuman,
IS; G. w. Pierce. $40; S. Morris, 81; Frank
81; C. II. Gullion, 81; Jacob Gunther, 81;
d. ellis, s12 Fred. Gehring, s.; NJ. Fay,
$40; NJ. Dryer, 81 r. Devlin, Sc; John
Batcher, Sc; Hiram Cook, 81; F. Baumle,
81; G. H. Carolton, S4; r. Parker, $40;
Young Lee, S11 rs; J. G. Medley, sS7 40;
J. q. Medley, SAT 60 /; nj. Hanrahan, S761 10 ;
H. Winters, $500 As J. W. Wilson, So;
Gerber Bros, $3.50 II: l.. L. Lewis & Co.,
81 80; E. Lesser, 81 IS; Capital Gas Co.,
J. NJ. Jackson, 81 NJ. Barker, SIT s.;
Whittier, Fuller Co, SlS o.; Carrie
& Croly, Sc BOO; II. Luft. s14; q.
Lufs. $40 25; J. A. Wilson. 81
Al. Wetzei, s1h; D. Gardner, IS; Wilson &
Mitchell. So @. F. G. Sale, 81 50; ". A.
Butterdeld. S1S6 80; r. s. Jones, IS 70;
g. Schurr, 1923 %; +. J. Gehring, 81 90;
Kern, 81; ]. NJ. Short, 81 50; VIM. Car
rick, Sc 25; I. w. Gilmer, Sl2; County Re-
corder, 81 %; A. C. Tufts, S23 SO II. q.
Kirk & Co. SS5 50; D. E. Callahan,
S166 IS; Jones & Anderson, 500 so; J. F.
CLARK, S1S4 Is; P. H. Coggins, $50; jack
son Temple, 500; P. R. Beckley, sl37; M.
A. Mckee. $50; NJ. Mccain, $40; W Fitz-
maurice, $50; j. b. Mefford, $50; David
Burrell, $50; Mary Mclaughlin, $50; c. H.
Wiikerson. $50; w. F. Drew, SIS G.. A.
WHITE, S25S; c. E. Durham, 500; Mrs. E.
J. BeckIey, $50 G. A. White, $50 65 e.
| W. Baker, 81 J. w. Houston, S125; Clar-
| ence Curtis, SIT 80 E. Lyon Il &C., S24 90 !;
II. G. Kirk & Co.. s43 40; S. S. Nixon. s. !;
| A. Heilbron, $40 so; A. Heiibron, 1921 C.
2. Ksnard, Sl5 90; A. Schaden, 50 %;
Schaden & Rodegerdts, $205 76; Henry Gar.
rett, SIS; A. Heiibrcn, S348 "a; Weiman &
George 81 so; +. l. Maher, $50; E. j.
! Rackieyy S60
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Booksellers and Stationers,
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u2S 3Dlfn
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My Female Monthly Medicines are superior to
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have the desired effect in all cases.
Those Of the public who need my service can
depend upon gentlemanly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who have been In
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Pers ms afflicted can, il they prefer, consult me
by letter, detailing the symptoms OF the disease or
trouble and receive medicines by express, with null
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Cure warranted in all CAGES, or no pay required.
Consultations personally BY letter, gratis. send
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Consultation Parlors 226 Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Men'at Christian Association Building
Once hours-Ytom 0 A. n. to Bpm.
MY Diploma hangs In my Office.
Purchase my Essay On Physiology and Marriage.
For sale by all newsieales.
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observation-disclosures
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT oSr-DEssos, Judge.

THURSDAY, December 8, 1881.
A. C. Blake ct al Vs. A. Coolot-On trial
DEPARTMENT Two-Judge TEMPLE, presiding
The People s. Tae Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Company-0n trial.
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
7es-Tbe People vs. The Gold Run Ditch and
Mining Company.
507-A. c. Blake ct al w. A. Coolot.
SITS. Cechettini vs. F. Gabrielle.
S64-M. NJ Stewart W. Z. I. Stewart.
S7o-Ger1nania Building and Loan Association VS..
John Wagner ct al.
S62-Bridget Stoner vs. Manlove & Carroll.
923-Thomas B. Withers Vs. S. A. Withers.
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SELF RISING BUcKwHEAT Flour Eastern
buckwhest hour-the Brewster patented
hrlled and pure, at 65 cents per 10 10 sack, at
II, II. Paulk's Cash Grocery, Sl4 K street..
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PRANG's XMAS CARDS More numerous
aud beautiful than ever. A full assortment
of Christmas, New Years and birthday are
now in the Art aud Book Stores
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TvESTY.sIx INCH CLoAKTSe VELTST, worth
So, reduced 10 50, at tue closing SAFE OF L..
Bisa, Eighth and streets.
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BLACK BRooADED SATIN, "a inches wide,
ali silk. for 81 so, at the closing sale of L.
Bien, Eighth and streets.
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs aid
bronchial disc lses. g. w. Chesley. agent.
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Christmas Presents !!
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
Of all things BOOKS are the
most chaste, beautiful,
enduring and useful
of gifts.

MO ARTICLE OF PRODUCTION IS BETTER
~ suited for HOLIDAY PRESENT THAN
GOOD BOOK. It remains through life TO remind
the recipient OF the donor, and is ever source of
Joy, both to the eye and the mind. 1t increases
the love Of
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THg best 50-ceat all-wool. cashmere, at the
osing sale OF L. BEN. Eishth and J streets,
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No. QUILTED SATIN RIBBoN, 50 cents a
p'ece Closing sale of L. Bisn, Eighth and j.
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WEAK WoMEN-young or old, married or
single, will be greatly benefited by Kidney
Wort.
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GENERAL G0TIOha.

Union Gospel Meetings. at the CeDgTega-
iionai Church every sYeuiog except sa;urday and
at 8 P. NJ, lea by Messrs aaitte and McGranahan,
of Chicago. The public are invited. d7-3t.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS y yesterday the
Police Commissioners met, ali the members
being present. Chief of Police Ksrcher was
so very busy in attending TO matters, coz
nected with the stage robbers. recently ar
rested, that very little business was trans
acted by the Board. George K. Rider
rendered his resignation as a special officer
on 1 street, and the resignation was accepted.
The Board then adjourned till Saturday afte--
noon at o'clock.
GOLD Run CAsE.-Thers was large al
tendance at the Courthouse yesterday to
hear the closing evidence of the prosecution
in the Gold Run case. Engineer Hall was on
the stand during the entire forenoon session.
W. S. Mesick. J II. Carroll, B. n. Busbey
and Captain Ferris testified at the afternoon
session. Attorney. General Hart says ne will
close the prosecution this morning.
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yThste and srepch Caeyiot ana Per.
caes Shirts, Underwear, Collars, Cuffs, etc alads
70 order at SACRAMENTO SKIRT FACToRg, SO
street. nlg.im
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ART ANNOUNCEMENT.


CHAaLES Q. RCETNSD*,
OF SAN FRANCISCO, has TAKEN pooMs
and 1e, u Wis Block, cornsr Of Fifth ard J
streets, ard viii receive pupils in Drawing, Pen
Etching Water Collrs, Pastel: I'll lsrarehts Of Sil
Painting, Landscape, Mains, Flowers, Deco-atiye,
Still Life, etc Terms made known upon application
at the Studio. lli 3ptf
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The best Meals Ia TIE c,ss at Peterson,,s.
51S arj go street d3-u
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TO LOVERS Or AFT !!

We have ALL less, experienced the difficulty of
selecting SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT. but the spirit
genius forever active and demand for the useful
suggestion of the most cultivated taste is Unparalleled
DECORATIVE ART rich varied or null
tifor as now have culled Of her choicest
from of Europe and America To Lovers of
will be interesting to know that have hand
the following collection of rare and beautiful designs IN
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Extra Sugar-Cured Hams

ESHEsE HAMS ARE CURED EXPRESSLY FOR
& US East, and imported direct in Sweet Pickle
and By our process carefully prepare, smoke
and brand them. They are the most popular brand
OF HAMS in this market, than twice the
ere cured with White Granulated Sugar, and are
Fresh, Juicy and Delicious in favor /; they are
uncovered and the closest cut HAMS in the
market and are therefore the most convenient and
economical for the consumer. 1t is acknowledged
by all they are the CHOICEST HAMS ever offered
in this market, and no Grocer can afford to be
without them.
ET None genuine unless branded on the skin
with the TradeMark, "oUR TASTE"
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BOYS. AND GIRLS.

boYS AfGO GAsE[Es :. :.
Horatio Ayers books, each. 81 25
Oliver Optics books, each. 81 70 and s. so
Harry Castlemon's books, each. ............ 25
Louisa NJ. Alcott's books, each ............... so
Mrs. A. D. P. Wbitneys BOOKS each. ........ so
Sophie Mays books, each IS cents and 81 25
virginia F Townsends books. each. 81 and 81 so
Will Carletons books, each 81 %. 3! so and 50 o.
From Canal Boy to President. 20
Scrap Books, Card Albums, Paints, Pencil Charms,
Kuiycs Rlncks and Games
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S1x.BUTroN "Princess of Wsles" kids. re-
duced to 81 SO. at closing sale OF Il. bis1.
Eighth and streets.
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HUSBAND ANp WIFE.
PARENT TO CHILD.
ERIENp TO ERlLENlpI,.:

= EhIEE%D, ~ TNIGNEs
e youmes). = ~ s. 90
Dickens Complete Works "a volumes). ...... IA 60
Skeleton in Armor (superbly ilustrated). 49,. 90
The Arctic World {superbly iustratei). .... 6 co
Morocco and Its People (superbly illustrated) 90
Coopers Complete Works (32 voumes) 80. 80 90
Solomon's Story beautifully ilustrated). l rs
a larpe assortment in price from 81 to $50
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WEST yIReINIA FREss ASSOCIATION.
Aseting ~ WeaI0n Yesterday Proceed
tBEa Of the COnVenIl0n.
WEsroN, July lS

Special DllPateh 70 the IntslllgenesT.
TIE Editorial Association Of West Vir
gtnla met here to-day. Is members were
represented as follows; Fagus, Of GhS
A0uHtata Echo, at KsySsT, Mineral Coun,
Whitening, oithS MorgantoWa Dominion:
Bowman, Of the Tucker county Pioneer;
WaymAn, Of the Ky'tic Tie, at Beverly;
Taaey, OF the olaIksbnrg Nt,g; Richards,
OF the oIarksburg Eiegram; Holt, Of the
Grafton SeHti"sl; RoOk, Of the Mounds.
vile RfpOr'eri Woods, Of tine Wheeling
Ne'9' LettTi Gould, Of the Braxton Noun,
ta'Reri hCEldOWusy, Of the Wetzsl Dem.
Ocrai; sAivsly, Of the Grafton EaQlei
Norton, OF the GlenvIlls Gilmrils; Reed,
Of the slStsraville L,dPsndeni; Wells, Of
the Writ County Mentor; McOurdy, Of the
Buckhannon Banner CLARK, OF the Buck.
hanRon Deltai MCCrum, Of the KinEwood
JouH'dli Edwards, ofthe Weston Democrat
Peterson, Of the Wsaton R,pGblican, and
Morris, Of the Richie Gaxas,
During the session q fearful thunder
storm occurred. The house bi Mrs, Kate
Butcher, near the Town Hall, was struck
by lightning. The dsmOrAllEation for a
time Was complete. Nobody was hurt
however.
The meeting 10 successful and harmo-
niouS. The upper brancn Of the legisla.
turs was freely criticized for lie lack Of
liberallty and modern idsas last winter in
the newspaper features OF its leVislatlon,
but the House Of Delegates was duly
complimented. Tom Farnsworth came
in for round share Of left handed compli. |
ments Tor the part that he played in the |
Senate. He was alluded to "a the man
who tried to be all things to all men, but
as having been an enemy Of the press at
heart. |
Tonight the editors attended q grand
banquet given by the citizens oi Weston.
Tomorrow morning they will visit the
Asylum and 60 through It's halls. In the
aVeniBg q reception and hop ia The pro.
gramme. The Hon. Charles james Faulk.
ner 10 here and has extended an invita-.
tion to the Association 10 hold lie next
at MartipSburg, but from present
Indications Wheeling will be the place.
Senator DRwson, Of the Kingwood Jour
nal, 10 absent on account Of the death ot
bis father The cts,ns Of Weston are
doing their level best to make the occasion
4 happy one. W,
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LONDON, July 1S.-In the Committee Of
the Commons on the Land Bill Last night
o'Dounell, Home Ruler, declAlmed
against the proposal to depopulats the
already under populated county, and
pledged the Irish members not only to
obstruct the emigration clause but 10 make
II ridiculous and imperative II passed.
Richard Power, Homo Ruler, said that
the Irish members would use every form
In the House to prevent its introduction
into the bill.
Parnell and other members appealed 10
the Government 10 withdraw the clause.
NorLhCots said he hoped the Govern
ment would not give up the clause, which
be regarded 40 q valuable portion Of the
bill.
The end Of July is now men toned as the
time the Land Bill will reach the House
oi Lords, and even that can only be 90.
compllshed by the abandonment Of the
emigration proyislonG, an abandon.
ment which Il is believed the government
now contemplates, but will not announce
until the strength Of opposition 10 them
In the Commons 10 fully demonstrated, /,
because Of their promise 10 the ConGerva'
tiyea that they should be adhered 10 10
the end. August will probably find Par.
lament still sitting. Its understood that
the Government intends to increaae the
land commission 10 Ave members.
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FACTS AND FIGURES
ABOUT TIE sUslHEss OF THE LAID.
E1ehABEsS ~ Prominent cities for the
Past Tive wsShS COmPaFsd-6iE.
aiaeAnee Of the Figures a.
Viewed by the New
York "PublIc."

NEW YORx, July 1s.-From The Pubic
The exchanges Tor the weeks ending July
9th and July %, given in the table below,
are like the bulletins from the Presidents
bedside, excepting that they show no
lever. The reports Of continuous i'm,
provemsnts are becoming monOtOnous and
yet no one would wish q change In that
respect, Last week the exchanges were
largeand showed an increase in Comparson
with those OF the corresponding week last
year at almost every city, and yet the con.
trast between the week which included
the frat Of the month and the one FOL
lowing 10 very marked. The quarterly
and half yearly payments swelled the eT.
changes outside oil New York to $S29,.
Sl2, ,44 for the week ending July %, the
largest aggregate yet recorded for any
week, A smaller return for the week
ending July 9th ia natural. The week In.
cluded only Ave working days, and yet the
exchanges are larger than for the CORES.
ponding weeks Of any other month this
yeSr, except January and June, As July
is usually month etextreme dulnsss, and
transactions In that month In 1880 were
phenomenally large, the returns indicate
Q continuance Of the remarkable increase
in the volume Of business. The compar.
ison for the two weeks Is aS follows;
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EBOX all that we can learn the compile
ton oil negotiations between the city and
The Baltimore and Ohio rAilroad company
Tor the right Of way for the HemPasld
extension through our limits will devolVe,
BY .hs resignation Of Vice President Key
ssr, on Chiel Engineer Randolph, under
the direction Of President Garrett. Mr.
Randolph understands the engineering
situation perfectly, rs he has been party
to ths negotiations up to this time. We
presume, also, that he understands II In
other respects much bstter than Mr.
Garrett, although We have no doubt
thi. both ,Mr. Keyssr and Mr.. RAN
dOlph have acquainted Mr.. Garrett
With the Icy Of the land In all tespeClS, 80
iNH the same can be- communicated by
auyssatlon.
We trust that Mr.. Garrett will familiar.
irs himself thoroughly With the feeling
here, cad then determine on such policy
~ will meet all the Just demands oil that
feeling & taFas spOssible. The feeling hsfe.is
Ia AIAVOr OtyNuCh compromise as will ler'
nit the extension oil the p, W. 4 KY.
totd to the southern limits ot the city.
ThsNessat attitude Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio road towards that extension is very
unpopular, and It is well that Mr.. Garrett
should perfectly GudetStand this fact.
The City's interests are materially identi.
led with the extension ai the r., W. 4
KY road TO BenTOOd, ialt As they ate
identified with the extension Of the
hsmpAell road TO COnnellsville. We
want both extensions, but much 20 We
want 'heIastet there lie feeling thGt the
blItlmofe Ohio road needs the right Of
way through the city on Avoroble terms
ABOUT as much rs We need The extension.
Hence The disposition Ia 10 meet the Bal.
snofe x Ohio Company In the sanS
spirit In which 1t mSy meet us. II Il de-
!e'mines to continue the aght against the
r. wa Ky. extension, the people here
viii say TO the B.&O.: "You need e1.
Pect no flvon at our hands; you may get
through The city the best way you cam y
Ills the general belief that Il is only q
question Of time "a 10 the tiuAl extension
ol The p, ". X Ky. road to Bsnwuod. II
Is bound to reach there sooner or later
and iti'svety way an important matter tc
'aa community that it should reach there
@ soon as possible.
Why, then, should no! the Baltimore 4
Valo Company accept the inevitable AI
s'AceluIIy as possible, and thus create q
better feeling Iot thsir own extension
VafoPiOion is that they will realize In thI
end tLNt such a course 10 worldly wisdom
% their pan.
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Annual MeetIng-Ihe designations o
the Vice PFssIdsnIs Accepted and sue
ceSHOFS Elected.
BATTIMoTR, July l3.-At the regular
meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF tht
B. 4 o. r. R, John W. Garrett, prssldsnt
presented the designations, which were
accepted, OF John King, Jr., First Vice
President, and VIM, Keyser, Second Vice
President, to take effect August 1st.
Robert Garrett, Third Vice President,
was elected First Vice President. The
position Of Second Vice President was not
Hlled. '...t @
Samuel Spencer, in the employ OF the
company since 1873, was elected Third
Vice President. ... FH.a
Bradford Durham, formerly Of the
Louisville 4 Nashville road, was appointed
general manager ol trains on the Ohio di.
vision, embracing the Central Ohio, Lake
Erie, Straitsville & OhiCSgo divisions.
A committee was appointed to prepare
an expression Of regret OF the company
at berettrement Of Vice Presidents King
and KeySer.
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mission 10 suRgeat method oil revision
which shAll accomplish this result,
The committee also recommended thE
adoption OF the following, though not in
cluded in the platform:
Rssolued, That We deeply deplore the 70
cent attempt upon the lie oi the
President Of the United States
by an assassin, and dsoouncs AssAs
sination In republic as the highest and
most revolving Of crimes, and we extend
TO the President and his family our deep
est Bympathies, and our earnest hopes
that . speedy recovery may be vouch'
saisd to him,
The committee at once proceeded to
make nominations for Governor, The
names OF John W, BOokWalteE, Of Spring
hsldi Isaac ]. Miller, Hon. John Follett,
ot Cincinnati; Hon. George W. Geddss,
Of Mansfield; Colonel George N. Jswett,
ol Zanesyille; Hon, Henry b Banning,
Of Cincinnati; Judge L, D. Holman, Of
Youngstown; and Theodore Csoke, Of
Cincinnati, were presented amid applique
and demonstrations, The following 10 the
result Of the first ballot:
John ". BOokWAltor. Isaac J. Miller, ..... 81
W, FAllOtl,..,,,,,,l2S Geo, W, GeddOs......-l0ik
Gee, n; JSVstt"...", q henry B. BannlDE.. 81
V v =; IsS%ITS;;""" S%,.9SSS Theodore cO0E"'r'" "
Ssl
heCe'SAFy 70 Al
The names OF W. W. Armstrong and
Judge Thoman were Withdrawn before the
second ballot.
On The second ballot John ". Bookwal.
ter was nominated, amid great cheering
and excitement.
Olher nominations were made As FOL.
lows:
For Lieutenant Goysrnor-EIgAr NJ,
Johnson, Of Cincinnati.
Supreme Judge-F. F. Bingham, Of
:, STATE TrOaDurer-A, T, winSlOv, Of
Cleveland.
Attorney General-Frank @. Doughsrty,
Of Highland County.
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Made by the BtaIWarts In tho New York
AasembIy-The Democrats Mad.

hhhehuty-Nub UHEuOGFhth bAuus
New YoRE, July 13.-The Pou's Albany
special says: One minute before the SEN
ate appeared in joint CauCus to day
Assembly man: yton called up his con.
current resolution for final adjournment,
and called the previous question. The
entrance of the Senate prevented any
further attention to the resolution then,
but Dayton renewed II after the oonVen.
ton adjourned, and amended II 90 that
the date be Saturday, the 18th, instead Of
Friday, the l5.h. ,..
Mr.. PATTERSON tDem.l was In the chair
as temporary speaker, and the admlnistra.
tion men saw danger ahead. =
Mr.. Hustled moved 10 adjourn. but most
OF the stalwarts voted with the Democrats
and rejected the motion by 66to 65. This
gave color 10 the report that the stRlwarts
would combine with the Democrats and
carry the Dayton resolution.
The roll being called, forty. Eve Demo-
Gratis and seyen StalHarls voted for II, but
was lost. Yeas, 81; nays, 81,
Denis tried to call caucus In private
after the Assembly adjourned, but sufti.
cause cause oi ihe distrust oi DIV what might Be The b
outcome.
The Brooklyn Eagles Albany special
says Tia defeat Of the Adjournn snt Teso
luton made the Democratic members very
angry and some fifteen or twenty threaten
10 leave their seats tomorrow and permit
The ali.breeds 10 elect their candidate.
This was, however, In anger ntlll, while
there 10 no real intention oil doing this,
the Stalwafts ara Uneasy. The Dsmo.
cfalshave. notified the Stalwans that
they must assist them to adjourn or be
prepared 10 see q Hal Breed candidate
elected, aud the result ID ihete is great
deal OF excitement. Perhaps out Of the
determined stand Of the Democrats some.
thing will come.