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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-23

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
22d-5:10 P. M.-The President has had q
comfortable day, without any reappearance
of fever as yet, ard is now resting quietly.
His pulse has ranged from so to 81. and his
temperature and respiration have been
normal
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, July 2l-By Rev. l. f Dwinell, at the
residence of the brides uncle, H nry STAIR, E. 7.
Bush. Of Oakland, to Ida NJ. Day, of Chicago. Ill.
Chicago and San Francisco papers please copy
The daily gazette., 1881-07-11
THE GOLDEN SIDE.

There Is many q rest on the road OF lie
II we would only stop. to take 1t;
And many . tone from the hetter land.
II the querul0us heart would wake 1t.
To the sunny soul that is full OF hope,
And whose beautiful. trust meier faileth.
The grass ia green and the flowers are
britht.
Though the wintry storm prevalent.
Better to hor q. though the clouds hang low.
And keep the eyes still lifted.
For the sweet blue sky will soon peep
through.
When the ominous clouds are rifted.
There never was night without day,
Or an evening without q morning,
And the darkest hour,so the proverb goes
Is the hour before the dawning.
There is many a gem In the path OF life,
Which we pass in our idle pleasure,
That Is richer far than the jeweled crown,
Or the miser's boarded treasure;
It may be the love Of a little child,
Or mothers prayer To Heaven,
Only besgar's grateful thanks
For cup OF water given.
Better TO weave in the web OF life
A bright and golden filing,
And do Gods Will with q ready heart
And hands that are swift and willing
Than 70 snap the delicats, slender threads
or our curious lives asunder,
And then blame Heaven for the tangled
ends,
And sit, and grieve. and wonder.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-11
Summer
Complaints

/ At this season, various diseases Of the
bowels are prevalent and many lives are
lost through lack Of knowledge of q safe
and sure remedy. PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER is sure cure for Diarrhna, Dys-
entery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint etc, and is perfectly safe.
Read the following:
BArEBRpar. N. T.. March n, 1851.
'. for oisnp % sad psn ' Is @ sonssS ss''
.., y. ssssEss,E III J Il &c., s
-, Mcuso.A, low, spHstSs Hsssl Y; i. isa: lssi:
Ssss ssss aae = &
s::a i SSS5 R:s S.:s
H.v.n..S Sp~,,,n..r - Ss4SSo; y NJ, "a, i, q issI:
sSod allow 4 e b: cu & ssa shs s;s ssy No mother
w.ys w. ssssa ss 4 Ssss ss bs; I'd S
70 so to bed without bottle In the house.
!, s,.,s s. issss4E'sas i.s, 4 81:
CnEHKIp, RHxNIsH PRUSSIA, Feb. 9, 1881
nAye krown PER1x DAVE PAN KILLKR almost
from the Day n was introduced, and after years Of
0bseryatton and use regard 1tn presence In my
J. 8. PorTER, u. 8. Consul
BuRTQN-QN-THENT,E EMO.
diarrhoca. eccompsnied with intanse PAIN when
tried your PAIN kILLEn, and found afpost instant
p MosyAauE HT., LONDON. ENG.
During residence OF twenty three yearB In India,
tsy and cholsrss and mover knew 4 e fail g give
feIef. 49,. r. CLARxDok.
No family can safely be without this
invaluable remedy. It's price brings it
within the reach Of all.
For sale by all druggists at 25c, 50c.
and $1,00 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS 4 SON, Proprietors,
Providence, r. I.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-11
eep,, With plenty Of chicken soup and

eggs, with plenty Of chicken soup and
lots OF exercise, is what you need"
HDid you ever try rubbing your
chest with croton oil and drinking
lime-water and milk 1t cured my
sister Annie"
Il was q long chapter, and Rogers
forgot the rest but then 1t seemed
that il he remembered all 1t ought to
helm him some. They were ali very
kind to him for several days, and Rome
Of his friends came over to cheer Kim
up bit. Among them came his
friend Jack Hibbard, and this was
Jacks advice !:
"You ought to get married ct once,
man. Do You remembers Mile
and joe? Wen, they were both
thought to be consumptive before
they were married. Look at them
now r.
MANY letters came, among them ono
from his sweetheart. 81 think you
ought to try my remedy, half a glass
of milk mixed with half glass Of
syrup,n wrote his mother.
"Aunt Packard says you must eat
roasted lemons and very rare steaks
twice day. wrote his sweetheart.
Rogers purchased just forty-four
dollars and ninety cents worth Of
medicines and remedies. He had
caught his cold in February it was
June when he walked into Zulano's
rooms on his return.
81 have been waiting for you to
come back" said Zulano. II want
you to come over and see Doctor
Phosphate"
The new physician made long and
careful examination. swell, what
have you been doing for it ? he asked.
Rogers enumerated the various pam
acea aforesaid.
Anything else ~.
"Well, yes Butteraeld charged me
to put iodine on my chest. l did 20
every day for month. And cousin
of mine advised hot mustard baths
three times week, have tried them
Also
"That'll do, l don't. want to dis
parage DR.. Healwater's powers Of
diagnosis, but think his examination
was premature. As to the other
remedies, they are as useless to man
of perfectly sound lungs"
saSound -"
s'Sound as bell, SIR"
81 could have told you So" said
ZulanO, with a repressed but extremely
irritating satisfaction.
"Why didn't yon then ?" growled
Rogers. ARaoNAUr.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, December 6-The Posts financial
article q 40 p. In. edition) says: AT the Stock
Exchange the market for U. s. bonds is regular,
but generally heavy; the extended 6S being 4
higher, and the extended IS and IS "a lower, and
the 4HS q lower. Southern state bonds are frac-
ttOnally lower. Railroad bonds are Aalh lower
the latter Chesapeake and Ohio currency IS which
are down to 81 Boston. Hartford and Erie lists early
advanced to s0 from 19s, but are selling at latter
price as we write The stock market during the
first hour was weak with the exception OF Rich
mOnd and Danville and Reading. About IL o'clock
the decline was checked and there
has since been fractional Improvement
and Steadier and firmer tone. The net result up
to this hour OF the fluctuations is a decline OF
Ha14 per cent. The loan market is stringent,
and there are excellent reasons for believing that
IT is arttf1ctalIy So The ruling rate OF
bank and other inst itutions for call
loans IS per cent, but the stock
brokers have already paid to-day additional
commissions + s.Ae-Sixty-fourth to one-eighth OF
one per cent pr lay. Time money can be had to
day at per cent for four months, and al per cent
for six months. Prime mercantile paper is Gar per
cent. The foreign exchange market is rather
heavy, owing to the Strtngency or the local money
market and the increased offerings of bankers
bills.
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DIED..

CoOkSEf On December 4th. 1891. Mt 3 30 o'cl,ck
7. M, KATE, beloved wife of Peter j. Cooksey aged
twenty seven years
Funeral from her late residence, No. TAI Thirteenth
street betwten q and streets southeast Wedne aday
December eth, At O'Clock p. Relatives and ends
ARE invited tc attend.
marlboro and Port Tobacco papers please COPY e
kIBBkf- On the morning of December 5th. 1851
year of his age.
Funeral from bis late residence 3ll street north
vest on THURSDAY, December Sth. at O'Clock - m.
Relatives and friends invited to attend. q
kLsMAkIIN; on December 3. 1881, at 1 o'clock Q.
m, Mrs NJ AIRY kILNARTIN, wife Of Bernard Ri.
martin, IN the thirty eighth year Of her are.
funerAI Will take place from her late residence No
Slz VIEW Hampshire avenue at ESQ o'clock, Wednes-
day, December eth. 9s
kINtitIOD. y0n December 8, 1884, at 20 minutes to
II. ALICE T. RlNGGOLD, beloved daughter of VII
ham and Elizabeth Ann Ringgold.
Funeral services viii take place in Baltimore Thur
Gay morning. baltimore Sun please copy
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European state Secrets.
KEY TO THE POLITICAL SITUATION ON THE CON-


LONDON, December 6.-The Vienna correspondent
OF the Standard voucheS for the authenticity of
the following: Sometime back Russia sounded
Italy received the proposals favorably, and
preparations were actually begun TO re-
peat the events OF 1866, with the
exception that Russia was to play the
part which Prussia then performed But the
scheme became known TO the Austrian and Ger
man governments and Prince Bismarck accord
ngly arranged the Dantzic interview. When
Italy perceived that the Austro-Ger1nan alliance
would be able TO withstand aud Italan-R Rus
sian conflict she resolved to attain her
ends with the help OF Austria. Italy
believing that Austria cherished important
designs In the East OF Europe and would
consent TO transfer the TrentinO or some other
part OF Italia BT'edentd, In order not tn be dis
turbed in the East instructed Count De RObilant
Italian ambassador at Vienna. to suggest the in
teryew between King Humbert, and the Emperor
Francis Joseph, Us preliminary to alliance. The
Italian minister who accompanied King Humbert
without success.
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GUINNIP, DAY & co.

{ ARPETs.
We are daily receiving Fall and Winter assortment
OF all the new designs in Carpets. comprising Royal
Wlltons Administers. Mo1nettes, Bgeow, Body Brils-
sells, Tapestry and Ingrans Smyrna Carpets Rugs and
Mats in great variety. Floor Drusgetts ali sizes.
noletlm in new designs. Cocoa Mats all sizes. Floor
Linen all widths. Raw Silk and Satin furniture cover
ipc. Swiss, Antique and Nottingham Lace Curtains in
choice patterns Purchasers will find it their ad-
vantage to examine Stock.
HOOE. BRO. & CO..
oil 1928 F. STREET. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE
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Verdict in the New York Breach Of

NEW YORK, December 6.-The jury in the suit OF
Ida Ullman against Henry Meyer, OF Richmond,
Va, for 5000 damages for breach Of promise of
marriage, brought In the US. Circuit Court here,
handed in a verdict this morning giving the plain
tiff 81, 80 damages. Counsel for defendant applied
for new trial, and stay OF 80 days was given him
In which to argue the motion
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

DuNcANsoN BROS, Aucnoneers
FINE AND SELECT STOCK OF GROCERIES.
WINS, LlQU0t.S, FIXTURES, HORSE. WAC
OS. &c. BEING ENTIRE CONTENTS OF STORE
Al THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF TENTH
AND q STREETS NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER SEW
INTH, commencing st TEN O'CLOCK. viii sell at
the above mentioned the entire contents compris
ing IL part
Flour, Coffee. Teas. Sugars,
Tobacco. Cigars. Candles. Starch,
Nhiskies Snerrs. Port. Gin,
SyrHJs MClasses. Cheese Safe,
Iarxe quantity Canned Cioods Spices,
Showcases, Oil Can, Platform and other Scales
Coffee Mil. large Ice Box. II. I. Meat Counter,
Awnings and Frames. Stoves. &c, &c.
AT TWO O'CLOCK PM
SGrrel Horse, TOP Wagon and Harness
With other goods usually found in rstclass Grocery.
Terms cash.
d3-3t DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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NO CURE, NO PAY.-wHITEHURST-S CEDAR
~ BALSAM Is warranted To Coughs Colds.
Group hroat and Lung Diseases. &c. Six dro,,s q
dose Try IT. If not satisfied return the empty bttlo
and get your money back. Sold by
w. S. THOMPSON. 7OS 18th street.
And all druggists. Price IS cents. n9l-3m
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AUCTION SALES
LNOLEY, Auctioneer.

VIII sell at pubic auction the entire stock Of Pic
tre and Art Gallery, consisting Of fine Oil Paintings of
the latest designs and from the most prominent artists
IaITe line OF fine Steel Engravings. handsomely
trained large lot of Cromoe; six very fine French
plate h1rrors with marble bases costly; and also
SOME eight day Clocks of superior quality, with an
assortment of other Clocks. There also quantity of
small Pictures and small Looking glasses too nuIner-
Gus tc mention.
This chance for dealers and private parties in
want Of the above mentioned goods, every article
must be sold without Sale to take place at
store No. 908 9Th street northwest, commencing MON
DAY ENENISG, DECEMBER TWELFTH. at SEVEN
r NJ, and viii continue every evening until the stock
Is disposed Of
d6-6t FOLEY, Auetioneer.
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\ PLAIN STATEMENT.
On ACCOUNT OF THE BACKWARDNESS OF THE
SEASON AND IN ORDER TO EFFECT
RAPID SALES,
WE HAVE MARKED DOWN IN PRICE EVERY
GARMENT.
TOO MUCH STOCK ON HAND, WHICH MUST BE
SOLD.
NOTE THE REDUCTIONS:
Our S35 Overcoats as low SIS.
Our S.}5 Full Suits low S25,
Our $50 Oyerc0ats as low as go.
Our $50 Fun Suits as low as sd.
Our $25 Overcoats low az Sl8.
Our SIS Full Suits rs low as SIS.
Our so OvercoAtS as low SIS.
Our $40 Full Suits low as Si5.
Our SIS Oyercoats as low as 49,
Our SIS Full Suits low as 3D.
Our S13 OvercOats AZ low $40.
Our 81 Full Suits as }ow $40.
Our $40 Overcaats as low ~ IS.
GRAND DRIVE IN BOYS CLOTHING
Boys $50 Suits reduced to SIS.
Boys SIS Oyercoats reduced to S14.
Boys SIS Suits reduced to 80.
Boys SIS Oyercoats reduced to 80.
Boys fl2 Suits reduced to 50.
Boys 81 Overcoats reduced to 30.
Boys, - Suits reduced to 81.
Boys - Overcoats reduced to 81.
Boys 81 Suits reduced to S..
Boys, 81 Overcoats reduced to IS,
NOW. WILL YOU COME!
A. 7 r ~ S,
THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE.
n23 939 PENN. AVE. 932 D ST, near 1O.h st.
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~ PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
VS. meets WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEM BER
1881 1T 6l5 "a. street northwest for the nent q
dues and sae of money.
This association permanent in its character hsa
new features and advantages. and offers the best exist
ing means for earning good interest monthly Wings
and obtaining loans monthly payments. Last
month money sold that much az 81 $50 obtain
able for monthly payment of Sl2
As low SO and high 81, 0A0 taken in
ment Of stock. There good demand for money, and
subscribers earnestly solicited forward
Shares 200 each payment 81 per month; New sub
scraphons taken At the meeting, by c. c. Duncansn,
president, 9th and streets; E. NJ Iawton treasurer
War department; Charles Baum, merchant 4l6 eth
street. and John Cook secretary els 18th street north
west. d3-4t
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DESTRUCTIVE INCENDIARY FIRE THIS MORNING.
The alarm at O'Clock this morning, from box sig,
was for fire at Isaac Child's brick yard between
18th and 18th and and streets northeast The
machine house and all OF the machinery were con-
sumed-a less OF about so 600, insured for $4,000.
1t Is supposed TO have been the work OF an inccn-
diary, as there had been an attempt made to set
fire to the shed about II O'Clock, but it was diScoy-
cred by the private Waterman and extinguished.
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IA.
MESSIAH
Miss Ida Hubbel, Miss Anna Drasdil, Mr.. Theo. J.
Toedt MI. Franz Remmertz
Mr.. VIM Waldecker Orpanst
ME. ANTON Goetzner Conductor
Full Chorus, Orchestra and Organ.
Admission, including secured seat. 81.
Seats can be secured, commencing Tuesday Decem-
Der b, at MetzerOtt Il Co. Il Music store d5-9t
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

Y'HOMAS DOWNING Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF STONE QUARRY LOT ON
ROCK CREEK. OPPOSITE The STREET RAIL
ROAD STABLES
By virtue Of deed of trust dated May 18th. A. 1asx
u 1879, recorded N Liber 9lO folio 3s7, and at<C$
the written Request of the party secured the sab -
scrlier- VIII sell, the premises, on WEDNESDAY
sEnENIH DAY OF DECEMBEK, 1881. at Four
Ot1oCh p NJ. to the highest bidder lot numbered s.
IN square b, according the public plat City OF
Washington. The lot fronts Rock Creek and con-
talns a large quantity of stone.
ne terms One-half cash (0f which s25 must be
paid at the time of sale. and the residue in six and
Twelve months with six from day
OF SALE to b. secured by deed OF trst the property
sold; or all cash, ut the purchasers option.
ANTHONY HYDE
d1-dts CHARLES VI MATTHFWS{ trustees
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
of Washington,
In Its own Building,
CORNER 18Th STREET AND NEW YORK AVE.
Perpetual Charter Act of Congress January 22d 1867
fZOV,
The Company rents Safes inside Fire and Burglar
Proof Vaults at from s. to SEQ year.
according to and location. RHGms and desks adj
joining Vaults. provided Safe-Renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
T1ME-LOCk.
SECURITIES AND YALUABIFS of every descrip-
lion, including BONDS and STOCKS. PLATE JEW
ELkI, DEEDS, &c, taken for SAFE KEEPING. on
SPECIAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest Rates.
BENJAMIN. p. SNYDER. President.
CHARLES G.. CLOVER Of Riggs Il Co., Vice President.
JOHN CASSEIS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STURTEYANT, Secretary.
C. f. Nyman, Asst. Secy.
DIRECTORS:
Benjamin p. Snyder Charles G.. Glover
John CasSels Henry A. Willard
Albert l.. SturtevaDt, Thomas Evans.
john g.. Parke. MIG
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DRY GOODS.
JOHNSON,

JOHNSON,
713 MARKET SPACE.
300 Pairs BLANKETS AZ toss
100 BED COMFORTABLES. 81 to g.
full stock of UNDERWEAR
iuu STOCK OF RUBBER COATS, HATS and LEG
fuii stock FLANNELS and CANTONS.
full stock Ladies' and Misses CLOAKS.
full stock CLOAKINGS,
full stock PUSHES
full stock CASHMERES, SIC. to 81.
AL kinds Of DRY GOODS.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
d3 713 Market Space.
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NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE!
We ask an inspection Of our stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Is we must make room for Christmas supplies We keep
only the most approved fabrics and warrant every ar
Gle and shall offer extra Inducements for the next Is or
30 days.
BROWN & CLAGETT,
d1 800 MARKET SPACE.
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eSs WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.

=
NOTICE TO BoNDHOLDERs. Notice is hereby
given that the first day Of January, 1882 out
standing eight per cent. bonds of the WASHINGTON
MARKET COMPANY issued under the deed Of trust
made by said Company May 1st 1875, viii be paid by
said Company presentation of the same, with all
coupons not due. to p s. SMITH, Clerk, at the Office
of the Company in Center Market in Washington ID. c.
No interest Of said bonds will be paid after JAM
WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY,
BY M. q. EMERY, President.
Washington. October 2yth 1881. dl-eodl0t
49, MANUFACTURES WANTS GENERAL
~ Agents here and in adjoining cities To introduce
and sell practical machine: entirely specially
that 400 cent on Investments; particulars
interview only meaning business at 03 ~ street.
corner of Missouri avenue, from a. Ia. to D. IA.
Inquire for HUM. n25-2w'
rRs SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE ISs. Co. OF d. Ca.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80. lSSl.8
Policy holders hereby notified 10 renew their in
surance on or before the last MONDAY in December.
1851 for the 1882 Please attend 10 eneN ala
before the last few days, and thus avoid the crowd.
On account Of reduced expenses and the condition Of
the business of the Company for the present the
NEW PRESIDENT recommended 10 the Managers ut
their last meeting, that the rate OF interest the
MUM notes be reduced to one p per cent on all re-
newals for the next Year, which Recommendation
approved by the Board thus making reduction Of $50
per the rate paid last year.
n30 22t j. WESLEY BOTELER, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ CALCIUM LIGHT EXHIBITION OF HIS
toricst Scenes in Europe, Egypt Palestine and
america with statuary and aegorical views Prof
West, at Foundry ii. r. Church, TUESDAY Decsmber
6, 3 pm. Admission. IS cents. d5-2t
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District Government Affairs.

Health Officer Townshend has addressed a note
to the District Commissioners, asking that an
additional item be put in their estimates of 500
for the purchase OF horse and light buggy for the
transportation OF small pOx patients TO the small
pox hospital He reports two cases i'm the District
one of which Is at the hospital and the other has
been Isolated. The note has been referred by the
Commissioners to the Treasury officials.
ESTIMATES FOR THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR.
The Commissioners to-day transmitted their
estimates OF expenditures for the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1873, to Congress, aggregating
$345l, 54S.S1, exclusive OF thu water department.
LIQUOR LICENSEES.
The Commissioners to-day approved the applf-
cation for liquor licenses from Samuel C. Carter,
Julius Fauth, John Durnger, Charles EsSig, John
English, Fred. Friedman, j. w. HoSkins. William
Helmus, Robert Hoy, Harvey g. Holden C. l. King,
c. Platz, P: Reiter, T. NJ. Rudd, John Schutze and
G.. s. Wood.
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RANGE or The THERNoMETER--Thef following are
the readings OF the Thermometer at the Signal Ofioe
3 pm, AZ dec. Maximum, a. deg; minimum,
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~ UNION BUILaING ASSOCIATION.

The third regular monthly meeting Of this Assoca-
ton for the payment of and sale of money
held at Cosinopolltan Hail. corner 9Th and streets
northwest. on WEDNESDAY, December z, 1881, at
80 O'Clock p m The books of this Association are
stall open, and subscriptions to stock will be received by
the officers and at the hall meeting night.
By order. DENNIS CONNEIi. President
DANIEL DONOVAN, Secretary. d5-3
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JURoRs DRAWN To-pAy.-The following names
were drawn to-day to NIL the vacancies in the
grand and petit turfeS OF the December term OF
the Criminal Court, which was on Monday last ad-
jOurned to Monday next:
For the Grand Jury-John Sherman, 9th and r
SITS. NV; George T. Keen, IA 9th st. NV: Thos.
Cant, 81 c st. Sw.; Dennis Nnand 1l5O Goth st.
NV; b. V. KeySer, 529 9TH ST. NV; Henry C.
McCauley, 913 4th ST Sc; Joshua Clark, 1913 18th
St Sc; Hugh j. Hart. III Q St Nv.
c. Brooks, county; Jos Fitzpatrick, 1916 NY. ave-:
PHIL Hutton, 1904 NJ ST. Sc Leon Schell, 12O6
ST. NV; George II. Green, county.
A MAN TERRIBLY, PERHAPS FATALLY BEATEN BY
AN ENRA6ED HUsBAND.-A very serious and per-
haps fatal alteration took place In the northwest
section OF the city at an early hour this
ing. between two cOlOred men named John New
man and Charles Brown, in which Brown was ter
rthly beaten Policemen Young and Larrabee put
Newman under arrest. He stated to the officers
that he and wife live in the same house, {No S
Goat alley, between 9Th and 7th and and SITS
nOrthweSt.) with Charles Brown, and he New
man) works in the New York avenue hotel
On coming home about 2:30 O'Clock this morning
he found his wifes bed room door locked and i'm
mediately broke 1T open, and his wife and Brown
pitcher and broke 1t over Browns head and then
kicked him. Brown then escaped from the house
In his night clothes and was followed by MIS- New
man in the same condition, and they took refuge
the room covered with blood and pieces
OF the pitcher DR.. Charles King WAS
summoned and rendered aid He stated
that the skull was fractured In three places, and
he had to remove two pieces OF the bone. In the
Police Court this morning certincate was re-
ceived from the physicians stating that Browns
injuries were or such serious character that he
Is not able TO appear az witness Newman was
committed without bonds on the charge OF assault
and battery with intent to kill The Impression is
that Brown cannot recover.