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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-09
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-09

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-14
SHERlFF'S SALE.

OVSGEtt " Vo6hs
DY VIRTUE or "A Writ OF ExEcU-
- tion issued out of the District Court of the
Becond Judicial District Of Nevada, in and for
Ormsby county, on the second day Of May, D.
1881, and duly attested under the seal Of said
me, as sheriff of said county and state. directed.
Gaid efecution being in favor OF Mary f. Davis
Sn1 snd seventeen a"i s
lars damages with interest at the rate of one and
til paid. together with the sum of s % costs nd
disbursements at the date of docAetlng Of judg-
sum Of s. as nnd accruing costs, the said execu-
ton commanding me, as Sheriff, to make the
erty Of said defendant W. r. Musgrove or, If sufii-
cient personal property could not be found: then
to said defendant, W r. Musgrove, on the date
said judgment was docketed Therefore. have
seized and levied upon the following E descrlbed eS
"a feet OF lot 8 OF block g. Of Proctor Green's
Ws e o lots
Sand i, Of block No. 81, OF Musser's division, Of
y a tsoS ns nea a
vada also, tract Of land in Orrasby county, on
the warm spaTiugs t road tai ABOUT six
road, on the east by land Of Fl smell. on the
land Of r. Alley, being the same tract of land
mentioned in a decree of the SECOND judicial nis-
trict Court Of Nevada. copy OF which is recorded
Of Orrasby county, Nevada. together with all the
improvements on estcn anu du Iuo itoOSe-uo-
scribsd property will sell tho above described
said demands, to the highest and best bidder for
cash, on
Monday. May 3oth, A. ID. Essl.
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door of c-ntbg county. Nevada vada,,,e.
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NEW YORK.

Shfpwrecked Crews Brought Into Port.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-The steamship Hud- son arrived here today from New Orleans, having on board the crew of the ship Sandus- ky, which was bound from Pensacola to Liv- erpool The Sandusky left Pensacola Au- gust 18th, and was caught in heavy gale August 24th in latitude B. O5, longitude 76. 15. She was dismasted, waterlogged and had her whole stern washed away, two seamen and the cook being washed overheard. The crew were seventy hours in. the rigging without food or water when rescued.
 The steamship Chalmette arrived to-day, having on board the crew of the schooner Lucie Wheatley, bound from Jacksonville to Baltimore. August 14th the Wheatiey was struck by lightning, but the damage in great measure was repaired. From August Fist to 24th she encountered heavy seas, part of the time blowing hurricane. August 27th the masts were swept away and the decks were entirely under water. When rescued the crew had been four days without food or water, and the schooner was fast going to pieces.
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Entertainments.
SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT.

On next Sunday evening the sacred con- cert of the American band and the Arion Singing society will be given at CarlTs Opera House. This concert will be what is named ''sacred' one. Tickets will be on sale at Loomis' this evening" and the indications are that the sal e will be large one. The enter tainment will be a grand one in every partic- ular. The management yesterday received the gratifying announcement from two noted singers, Miss Carrie Phelps and Miss Blinn, of this city, promising to sing on the occa- sion, and from the celebrated quartette that they also would assist.
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New Fork Produce Hisa ri<et.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 30. FLOUR-A shade stronger but quiet; southern -four firm with fair demand common to choice ex- tra S6 25a8 50. WHEAT-Heavy, lower and quiet; No. Chicago $1 37Ha1 3S; Mo- 3 red winter $1 39; No. do $1 A al AK mixed winter s1 39H, and No. white $1 42 al 43
 CoRN-Dull and weak at 2la1c. lower; ungraded mixed 61a70; No. 2 694a70; No. white IS mid vel low 73 2 do 451Sa45 mixed western 41a42k and white do. 44a49.
 RYE-Qniet but strong at s1 o7as1 12. BARLEY Nominal. PORK-Quet but firm spot SIS 62La1S 75. LARD-Fairly active and strong; S11 50 for cash S11 45 for September. BEEF-Nominal. CUT MEATS-Nominal WHISKEY-Nominal SPOT COTTON-Quiet; middlings 13; futures steady BUTTER-Quiet. PETROLEUM-Firmer.
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THE SOUTH.
Louisiana.
A Fatal Row With Negroes.

A Fatal Row With Negroes.
 SHREVEPORT, Aug 3O.-During row at a negro dance on False River Point, Confee parish, several prominent white citizens at- tempted to preserve the peace. The negroes attacked them with pistols. The white men returned the fire with guns and pistols and during the affray L. T. Chenvist was shot dead and Joseph Garow, aged IS, mortally wounded, both white men. Several negroes were shot, but none were killed. Twenty negroes were arrested, but all released except two, who were held to answer 8 charge oi murder.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-Sailed, the Wiscon- sin for Liverpool. Arrived, the Scythia from Liverpool, the Maas from Rotterdam, the Ethiopia from Glasgow.
 Rotterdam-Sailed, (the 27th) the P. Ca land for New York.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Egypt from New York, the Indiana from Philadelphia, the Marathon from Boston.
 Southampton-Arrived, the Oder from New York for Bremen
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Indiana.

ADying Desperado's Confession.
 WNs1ow, Aug. 3O.-For year or more several boys from sixteen to twenty years of age living in this place have been committing robberies and other misdeeds characteristic of embryo desperadoes. One of the gang named Morton is now on his death bed, and has confessed that he murdered a companion named Hopkins, who had been given $25 by his mother to leave the country. Morton is dying from a bullet wound inflicted by another of his companions named Burton, because he told too much to the public. Hopkins body was found at the spot 1nd1- cated bv Morton
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Corders and CInsers Wan+od

SN NIhAlGHT Stitchers have now an opportunity to C learn cording in one days time, and a guarantee that they will earn $s per week clear of thread stea oy work Good CIosers wanted on our best paving work can earn $lO weekly clear of thread: steady work Few good Folders wanted; highest prices giv- en our glrIs earning S6 weekly; steady work Learn are making s7 per week; steady work. Learners and experienced hands taken in all branches are run ming the fastest shuttle machine world called the " Household,' y SD ed I,2OO stitches per minute ana no time lost in repairing machines being entire new guaranteed not to get out of order ing delivered and called for highest prices given steady work throughout the year. Those who have no machines we will furnish the celebrated House hold and payment made in work. Apply to
 American Corset Works
 "A and 26 Franklin Street, or at
 N. H. Corset and Ma chin Co.,.
 auzO I2t 194 Chapel Street.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
Tbe Races at Springfie cid

The Races at Spr1ngnelu.
 SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 3O.-The thirteenth an nual meeting of the Hampden Park association took place to-day. Two good races were or the programme. The 2:21 race was won by Voltaire, he winning the second. third ane fourth heats, Lucy the second and Emma B the third time, 2:224, 2:234, 2:204, 2:224 The 2:4O class was won by Shamrock in three straight heats, Arthur second, Lady Kelst third time, 2:294, 2:29, 2:29.
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youne wife,s Cruel Death.

BOSTON, Aug. 30. - Francis c. Pease, twenty-three years old, shot his wife, eigh- teen years old, at boarding house on Edin- boro street, in this city, at II o'clock to- night. He fired four shots into her body and four more into his own body. The wife died instantly and he is now at the hospital in dying condition. They had been mar ried about two years, and had 8 child ten months old. Despondency brought on by loss of money and drink is said to have caused the shooting.
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 s tr. ,.... "a fu .... A suitable reward ...-. ... ...- nit Villa Wood -..>.so u1un., miles rom New Haven on sey- mour road, or
 | au31 1dIw# 211 ORCHARD STREET.
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this city, Aug 30, Anna, beloved child
 of Edward and Sarah A Mooney, Of ST Carlisle st,
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6lltation.
MISS MOTIFS

NNNGIIsH and FRENCH Family and Day School
 HfI for Young Ladies, B Wall Street, New Haven, -onr The 9th year begins Sept 2ist Circulars sent aririlication atlSO 23t
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FIRE RECORD.

Firemen Thrown From a Broken Lad-
 der.
 PrrTsBURG, Pa, Aug. 3o.-A fire this evening in building occupied by B. Horne, tobacconist, and the United States Show Case company destroyed $1s,OO0 worth of property. During the progress of the fire forty foot ladder upon which five fremen were working broke about twenty feet from the ground. All were more or less injured, none fatally
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, Aug 30-3 P. M. Money closed stringent at 1-64 per cent per diem and interest. Exchange closed steady at 4s06a4S4 Governments closed firm.
 [Closing prices reported over the private wire of BUNNELL SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers.
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THE WEST.
Michigan.
Evidence of Shipwreck.

Evidence of Shipwreck.
 DETROIT, Aug. 3O.-The steamer Saginaw, bound up Lake Huron, last night at Presque Isle passed through great amount of wreck age, consisting of flour, kerosene and boxes of goods marked King & Brown, Chicago, III, via Anchor Line It is believed that a serious wreck has occurred The smoke has been dense on the lake and navigation IS dangerous.
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 Iund and ger tie, le saddle horse !: y $60. )WLES, [ Orange Street.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTTNGs.

A fire at Lewiston, Me-, last evening de- stroyed several buildings .on Main street. Loss $1O,OOO, partially insured.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

A Mob Dispersed by the Police.
 DUBLIN, Aug 3O.-To-day at. Roscrea large mob attacked the emergency men who ventured to work for certain landlords who had been boycotted. The police charged the mob and dispersed them without trouble.
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CORSET HANDS WANTED.

STRA1GHT STITCHERS and JOINERS, on ma S chimes running by power. Good straight Stitchers can earn S6 to s7 50 por week. Joiners Closers from $7.50 to s9. A few learners will be taken. Steady work guaranteed throughout the year. Also Stitchers to work at home. Work delivered and called for. Work given all kinds of machines Learners will be taught gratuitously Persons desrous of stitching, having no machines we will furnish the celebrated WHITE SHUTTLE MACHINE, and take work for pay in small install ments
 Also Boaers and Learners Afew experienced Fin ishers.
 Apply to or address
 MAYER, STROUSE x CO.,,
 ixo3f
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WANTED,

ENIFTY experienced Boot Makers. Inquire at su perintendents ofice. corner of Wallace and Greene streets.
 L. CANDEE x co.
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icked up 8 Sty1o- q fruit store on k yesterday morn office to be placed | or if returT ed to Tiu be suitably re-
 au31 It.
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L.B. BARTHOLOMEW.
WANTER

PENWO GOOD reliable SaIesmen If you are in want of help of any kind, you be supplied at short not1ce Tree of charge. by calling at or addressing
 MANHATTAN AGENCY, au25 Room Q No. 22n Chanel Streat Git.-
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Dr. Agnew is preparing to return to Phila- delphia tomorrow. Dr. Hamilton arrived to relieve him at 10 p. m- The Cabinet con tinue to gain hope. Mrs: Garfield has been very cheerful all day. Colonel Rockwell and General Swain say the President looks better every hour and expect to see rapid improve ment before many days. Captain Henry wrote to friends in Ohio tonight that he thought the President had improved nicely for three days and that he had said to- day he felt much better The President, he said, had been talking about the reunion of his regiment. which takes place tomorrow at Gallia, Ohio. APPARATUS FOR LOCATING THE BULLET.
 Professor Graham Bell telegraphs from Cambridge, Mass, that he has perfected his electrical p .,liance for locating the bullet in the body. 1t is not, however, intended that
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School Books Wante
WANTED.

COON Tor South Haven and Birmingham also housework girls for Clinton. Guilford, Waterbury, Woodbridge, Fair Haven. All nice places Apply at Library Rooms, No. 75 Orange street.
 au2S T. R RspTuor o,rEv,
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RgcTIoN1gAL4

Ranhrupt Stock at Auction, 49O State St., W. S. Sanford, AuctlOneer, HOMAIEN ING on Saturday evening, Aug. 27th, at half past D. m., and continuing every evening
 until the entire stock is sold consisting of Crockery Cutlery, silverware. Guns. Pistols, Lamps Chairs
 To yelling Cloth, Hosiery Notions, and Musical In
 sruments also 50 fn- Oil Paintings. >howcases and
 Store Fixtures Goods at private sale during the day au26 Ct
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TO RENT,

jaAA4 Brick House, located central. hot EsiH and cold water bath room, &c. The owner
 ka.IL would take the rent in board. Possess
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Agents Wanted

NV ANIEo.A few frst-class agents on our new w Extension Clasp Albums, Famtly Bibles con talnlng old d new, and Revised New Testaments Dictionaries and other subscription books on ments. References required. L beraI salary to rebt parties. Call from 10 to I2 a. m.
 GAY BROTHERS, 256 Chapel street, city Mass. ~ WA oS"no
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WANTED. "A au30 2t4 D n RIIV ST1
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sus RISES, 5.26 MooN RISES, HIGH WATE SUN sETs, 6.35 10:04 p. m. 3:22 a. m
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lpson Hall, West ve man one 1s S THOMPSON, {. & WARNER,
 West Haven.
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&sA ONE OR TWO gentlemen can be accommoda- &iii ted with furnished rooms, at
 &IU my20 If 533 CHAPEL STREET.
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dMans.
ROARn "ADrDD

1.A BY clergyman, wife and daughter: two Eii9 rooms in a central locality az moderate rate
 au3l 2t- 6E ,"l6I York Street
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r.rr+ F, .,.- ..-.- .tsl 3oms on first floor. 's, - GTON STREET, IF 1r Corner of Cedar.
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The report of the committee was accepted and ordered on file.
 Roundsmen Smith and Selleck were before the commissioners and read lengthy state ments of the result of their Investigations re- garding the faithfulness or unfaithfulness of police officers in the discharge of their seve- ral duties. All sorts of complaints were re- corded against them, such as talking with citizens, not trying store doors on their beats, being in one place on their beats when they should be in another, etc., etc. h. cluded in the list were Officers Sweet, B. Ryan. Reynolds, Shannahan, A. Bradley, Schmidt, Waas, Loughlin, Schweder, Null cahy, Boucher and Clyne.
 Officer Clancey appeared before the board and asked for eight days pay when he was off duty last month. He claimed to have been injured by kick from the man he ar rested that disabled him (Clancey).
 It was voted that he be instructed to get the physicians certificate who attended him. and if found legitimate that the Mayor and Chief be instructed to approve his bill for the eight days pay.
 When the. question came up as to what should be done with the beats or otherwise broken the rules there was considerable discussion. Some of the commissioners were in favor of fining the whole batch. while others were in favor of hearing what the officers had to say for themselves. At last the clerk went over the list and called off the names of the offend CTS, while he checked against their names the number of offences they had committed.
 Commissioner Bollman said he was oppos- ed to punishing officers without hearing.
 Commissioner Catlin moved that the list of names be referred to Chief Webster to infict punishment according to his best judgment and report his action to this board.
 On motion of Commissioner Catlin, Officer Richard Moore was appointed doorman, it being understood that the chief should have the power to make temporary changes when ever he may think it necessary for the benefit of the force.
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Parties Desiring Roard

TSSi4 WILL find excellent accommodations in ERiiI private house recently opened to receive linn A1I ited number. Rooms singly or en suite with modern conveniences. Location most desirable For particulars address A o-
 au24 12t" GET " u+b4s soss
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GAUDEFROY'S ENNPE PAYMENT OFFICE.

nRIvATE families b ard1n2 houses, hotels and \ restaurants be supplied with help of differ ent natonaties Great attention is paid by the pro psetor establishment in the choice of girls and women before sending them to All stua uation. Ceun- try calls of any istanee are promttly attended 10.
 3sH Orange street. near Grown street.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

Steamers JOHN F. sTARIN. Capt McAlIister. and ERASTUS CORNING, Capt. Spoor in connection with ths regular New York line, will issue tickets from New Haven to Manhattan Beach and return for the low price of @1-75. Passengers can leave New Yorh every hour of Starinis Manhattan Beach boats from Pier foot of Whitehall street.
 For further information apply to MoALISTER 6 WARREN, T Church street. or EE No Free List.
 ". B. MILLER, Agent, Starin Pier.
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BIRTHS.

CAsEY-In winsted, August 27th, son to Maurice
 Casey CoNRAN-In Harwinton, Aug. $, twin sons to Nicho-
 las and Mary Conran. OSBORN-In this city, Aug 29th, son to G. Edward
 Osborn,
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bargain. Also a Drug Store, now doing nice busi- ness Apply to J. R. GlLDEA'
 au29 St IFS Congress Avenue. FOR SALE, keAA, OR TO RENT-One of the most convenient sa Stores in Beacon Falls capable of doing good MilI business as any in the Naugatuck Valley To a business man ith some capital wishing to engage in the Grocery and Dry Goods trade and general mer chandising, this is a rare chance. The Home Woolen Mills O. are ecting ten houses for the accom- nodation of their workmen, which shows the pros perity of their business, and they pay their hands monthly. Connected with the store is 8 splendid the store parties who engage in the business may choose This store has done business of $2 800 per month be verified by facts and figures of for proprietors. Will be sold low and time to par ties wishing to purchase. For further particulars, call on address B. J. BEECHER, Naugatuck Hotel, Naugatuck, Conn, H. B. PERRY, au29 ft2 390 Chapel street.
 TO RENT,
 5&44 DESIRABLE Brick Building story and EyiiH basement, for manufacturing purposes, good h4.N light, elevator and water in the best part of the city, for a term of years. Inquire at
 I. NEWMAN & CO.'S, au2 If 106 Park Street, New Haven, Ct.
 TO RENT,
 {eA4, Brick House, located central. hot E:iH and cold water, bath room, &c. The owner E.II would take the rent in board. Possess