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TIE ARION FESTIVAL.

Whether it was the postponemcnt, or the
sntimey ciness Of the weather the absence of the
coney Island breakers the fact remains the Summer
Nights Festival OF the Aron Society at Lion Park last
syenng was not remarkably brilliant. There was an
soundance of music there quantities of beer there
were tablcaus, and there pavilion Astounding in
kndy tnsei and eyergreens where dancing took place
~ O'Clock the promenade concert began by Leibod's
gronestra Among those present were August Belmont
Soafe Senrbas, Justice Ot.erbourg f. Beringer pres
Sant 9, tne Society, Theodore Thomas, W. Stein
~, Saptan bush, Colonel LOrens General Haeuger
Svnei ecnmiedel and Acknowledgement Unger
kccat 2 Dr Leopold Dsmrosch conducted a vocal and
concert by the chorus of the society and an
~ f,t,,lI 10 musicians, In WHICH two new pieces
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uIDNIGH1 WEATHER REPORI'
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS,
S,moDsis for ne pdSi "a hours.

WASHINGTON, June 16. a. m.-Ihe barom-
,,er is lowest Dakota and highest IN the LAKE mu''"
e' General rains have fallen in the Upper Mi'sS-
in the other districts fair weather has pre-
sud snutherly winds prevail west Of the MISSISSIPPI
deer northwestcry in NevEnsland nor'hcriy In the
Ian states The temperature has remained nearly
..,onarv IN the Gulf States elsewhere there las been
4 .light hut general fan .., ~.
The temperature averages more than 10 above inc
mean for the month from Nebraska ana Iowa 10 iu'i
ii Northern Texas. The following are the Nc lcst
re ported to-day Shreveport lol0 Nicks
trnF eos Memphis Montgomery, CorSicand ana li-ie
bdis' 92o Fort Gibson Fort Sill and Augusta "o~ ;
omaha, 05'.
Indications for fo-fcB
Tor the Middle Atlantic States. fair weather. heht
is,c winds stationary lower temperature, Using
son"wed by fal,nc barometer. ,.,,
ton Fnclau,, fnr weather, westerly Winds lccom
.us variable, Stationary or lower 'chPt'"'u'' N7"'i
barometer
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ley rr1rGRArn TO the rnlbrvEI

A NEW PLAN FOR PREVENTING DELAY IN SETTLING
CLAIMs-A CIRCULAR To BE SENT To CLAIM
ANTS.
by TEIrGRArn TO THE TRiBrNE.l
WAsHINGT0N, June 1.-THE Commissioner
Of Pensions with the approval % Secretary Krkwood
has initiated new practice vhch VIII greatly facilitate
the business u his Office, and 10 great extent obviaie
the delays which claimants for pensions have hitherto
been subjected. II has been the practice heretofore
upon the n.ng OF application for pension Tor Tue
CommissOucrtO wait ult ne had been furnished 10y the
Adjutaut-Gcnert and Surgeon enerl with the military
and hospital report Of the appranf before calling upon
him TO furnish any eyidu required from him in - '"n
behalf This has greatly retarded 'le settlement ~
claims. owing 20 c fact tl Tie oietr- oi tlc Wa De
paTtmcnt have been u'4ilc 20 fun 30 a." data
required from them rs rapidly a- u"'.'L TONS since
tho passage Of the ArTcar at 20 Jauar l-1', about
200 900 claims have hcc hici, upon only 50 ~ winch
have the Adj lrant-Celcral and su--e"nGenc'ai been
able 10 make report. Commissioner utry says 'i1i
in all there are about 10000 claim. wD'u- Tor reports
from the War Department. and A number is Increasing
az The rate Of about 100 day The Commissioner has
therefore, prepared circular. copy OF "lirh
Will be sent soon rs pra.3'ab.r {" each
applicant for pension whose ease f. Wall
ing for the reports from tine War Department.
The most import; ' PORTIONS 81 tht ii-trur'io- =" APP
picnts ivr pensions contained " .A, circular ALE IT, ''
Ia proving your clairn t'c f'''v."- r.'0- wr'' We
established either ly 'A' r.'.i'i. . i.r "ii i'''
tary service, a. all -eG , yo.; alf .'. ."'"Ii 10y
you were disabled for tDr r.r'o.nr,o q" n'hia n'.r
t ,cn' , or "t ,- ~. '.,,-."... Down to Ur
Upon Tie second a.t t.... I'.'. .i' ., I' 'N-
inG: ltr-'. make }"ai ""- '.".-.t' r..4.i 80 "'
}.tincni 49, .i.,,,., d.-... to l.....,' '.l.e.
i,c,i,., a.n, a.. i.,i..al .,.' fI '., iat..- ,n.
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P.rr.,ulr. Fnn. JlHr l7.-ilr Ns.i'r1l
,,.... I... ..,'. t.fttfr... '. n.i..I .'' 81.
d.i. ,or state rr....r,'. uri '..' '"tI' AIl''--'-
,,... ,..l. as Co.,. SOD Weaver. r.n.-,..-fi,l @. y.
I......a. ,.. ,,. r..... --..4. Goo 3D. N~'tr
IDrr.t.. Iuani-,- 900, N4u.n. PLATFORM of $3.50
d.i.lir- t.,, i,i'oa "i rra '-.i" i D"ff r1''.+
,,r, ro, pa ..r.i u..: d,nout.r- iaaton'l.rs cer
sure. fi,r Legislature. Cor i'- failure 20 pas thc Att
Freight Discrimination hi,i; demands protection 10
American Labor and produ'c; d"uounr'' tl~ nation
banks tl.Iruittupt fu ,ur, tourrr-- Ht %" With
drna OF tncs circulation d' !re tA' r.."-r iH'l '"r
Grc,rha,h Labor party a'"r@ an ni.in pea I'-'' "'
,,,, Az l-rl.-- i,,l .r.. -unl &c. .--u,l d"n'ur'S
o.. 4i.rl oai, "a, trI 49, -alk'd robbery, AMI 90
H. Vs. ja"l .on. Of f.f,,r county. vas nowinntcd for
State Tiri-urrr lt nrcIhiniil'i- J. - N".'" was ''
I.-,,.1i- lr,--Ine sympathy for the Land League
OF ireland and Ancuca we're "d"Ii''h
Coirvn. Oul.. Jaur To-. Iar Grc'nh'cS -l"'"r~'A
Convention, ii.t here to-day The platform ifr' iN"i
the ri.it 20 maj. and jessie money l. ''rren power
IN i, maintained y fhc people for Dee common benefit
that all money whether metallic or paper should hr
issued and controlled hy the Government, and when 30
..ucd shod Dee m legal tender fer all debts thai lh'
United STATE, bonds sholid Dee paid ai rapidly as
Possible; that lc-ltrudcr currency should Ice
.,f .,itutcd or hr notes " thc National banks :;
r,,, c Natioo,l banking system should bee abolished
.I the % coinage ui rnl 1nd tlN'l hr ttTiiu
l-hed hy ur IVh l"l''i'n ~ ,'' ir, d., ,J'
a. - ..iotri t, Hesitation: that HU property should
br,r II. pfofoIf.on oi taxation. and ih graduated m
,c.. =, = -'npl b. provided ior D. asu"iurcr al Hi
". ~, rt,icf.rc suffrage opposes amy increase Of
H. Standing aruN and miliii, c"hhrmhr. t.r
a., ti,,. ar issuing FREQ raiIin1d lt--r7 10
,riitlr officials drununc-- thc letting ot convict
inror and tr REORGANIZATION co. pubic institutions l"E
t,ttisll prruo.c-. uud ihfof7 zoe rl'h-'.'i ~ '"
-.fui, tl tue vote nf tbc people oi AL anti dnrnl
10 fr Constitution prohibiting ir "1iilattHIe safe az
use of iuioyiclline liquors "- % 'cr'ec' ,-...
Tine following ticArt We nominated for '1h'rhoIt
In,n siefl oi seneca; Lieutenant GOVERNOR hair7
T,ilfi. OF Mahnuilg: supreme judge, Joseph Nalr"i
81 kuox Aftnru-f-tiru. rfl, q. NJ lulllr, ol Lac
Tr,asurrr " T. How'd. e. Noreom' ry Mem 'r ~ the
i,'',I az Public Works II. L. Morrison, of AsLtahGla
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e-,n strong IN S SS1iSnndns ePR Ss sa
~ thTd term m thar IL he had been descended
N and Garfield had neye Sss% The
not haVe "a h o third IL Ia dlst1ct suDsld
and Independent proposition or Sy RR G some day
trresl.cv into the fundamental law ana pIeNS1tI
snS conviction that no ano en
rule and II ought 10 console even III
70 SAVIOR OF his country that but few no" ,
eppoWashington himself could have c0ninadeu ~,
tnas snd that to him has been vouchsafed tne IN
TEN, ~ 0nstrating the adamantnc nrh' ~
P.i,Jc sentimcnt on point when tue fa'He4 % ~
Ranntry left unsettled
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FAILURE or A BOSTON IRON coMP1NK.

A dispatch from Boston, received in this
city yesterday announced the failure Of T. 7. Cutler
Co.. iron metals commission merchants OF That city
The firm has made large purchases here and WAS wei!
known in the iron and metal trade The failure was not
altogether unexpected IN quaric7s WAS known
for some time that II had met with heavy losses Tie LA
bities have not been definitely ascertaned but are est
mated by some OF the creditors as high SJ0O00A The
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ing his wife scoldcd him. and he took his revolver
rom box and shot her and the baby. He seemed
lo be nm ler The nlucnce of liqnOr when arrested.
lie Is intelligent and well dressed. Two years
ago ne was engaged a civil engineer a railroad
ln cuba. The ncghhors speak well Of him and his
VIE. The house is well furnished. The womans
wound Is IN the right breast. Beside the dying
enid. Martin las in Newark twO sons. fourteen and
sixteen years of age. Two sons by former wife
Iu ('Iip
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been renovated and furnished as concert hall and

been renovated and furnished as concert hall and
restaurant and the first concerts Of series which is
10 be continued every afternoon and evening during
the season, were given yesterday. The arrange
ments are very complete, and several thousand per-
sons heard the music yesterday while enjoying at
the same time the picturesque view presented by
the bay. The concert room is at least 200 feet long.
and, the sides being open 10 the breezcs from
the water. IL is delightfully."- cool, while the large e1
tent Of the floor gives ample room between tho
chairs and tables. The shore end Of the pavilion
has been transformed into restaurant. The band
numbers about twenty instruments. and the solo
performers SgnOr Liberati on the cOrnet and q
a. Cappa On the euph0nian.
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RIyILS 1T TIE BAT.

The game of baseball at Albany yesterday
between the Cleveland and Troy Clubs resulted IN favor
II the Cleveland cub by score Of to3 Bare hits
Cleveland. :; Troy, D. Errors-Ceyeland, Troy. IL.
Tho Worcester C'ub has engaged Mccormack a. pitcher
for the remainder ~ the season.
TIE metropolitan Club 0iI play again to-day another
game Of the Eastern Championship series with te New
Urk CUB At the Polo GuIuuGs.
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KILLING MS DIFE IND cHILD.

Robert Martin. an Easshman. age fifty, shot his
wife and child his homo, No. 81 Nass1usi' about
10 o'clock last night Tire woman was almost IN
stantly killed. and the child. gir two years Old Is
diving, having two wounds ia tine body. Martin was
soon arrested and locked up IN the Second
Precinct Station. Three chambers OF his
revolver were found empty. Martin admits firing
The shots he says that he rode on! yesterday win
friend aud drank freely. On lis return III The even
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SrrIELNrENDLNrs or me rOoA

BUFFALO y. Y, June lj.-Ihc annual con-
yentou oi the state sapcriuicnl,ns of the Poor con
tinucd in session to-day. The subject 81 liquor selling
10 habitua druukar- and its nnucnco toward ming
tie poor houses Wac thoroughly discussed. Dr. Hoy
again address the delegates at length upon hc SUD
sect Of the foreign ium ruton ~ Iaupcrs. MI JAG I,
ron. Of Sew York. stc cta'A oI tr State Hoard =" l
GRAFTON addTr--,u the convention upon the ZANE sun
icct Tho dricic- visited Niagara fus late IA the udJ
mud will rcue4eublr Tomorrow.
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Srpp0SrD SUICIDE ~ AEWIEK.

Peter Wagner liquor seller IN East Newark
Nj i,ft hou" oetcriy ana ia the ''ro"h us nat
aud , ,,,. ,t,d o tie river bank 10 tAc upper part
tN.v. %. f.l !,cn depressed because o. losses ~
ha.inr-e. ana - Is believed that he las eoniAii''cd
su.g
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lie said that the object TO show senator Sessions
public career, presumpuve evidence Of the charge
| here made After some deiberaton Mr. Bangs sus-
| pended the offers.
Mr.. Bangs then resumed his crossexamlnation OF Mr.
Sessions
The witness said that nc did business lobbyist
at the time he here when the Wnans matter trans
pred 1 do remember any legislative matters az
that time know that the political division in the House
was close rcmember that Mr. Wnanss changing changed
Tie minority. knox that there was hsh' on tnr NTw
hofh chairr. huo" I"e"i only ny sishl NJ "
uauoS intended course was not talked OF be-
fccn hun and me. don't remember ta.S,
ing WIN him on The snh'cci Mr. Bradey toid . RE
when vent mo his room about tax WIN Ief'y hh
lrrcr-oiL Bradley and most always WHEN We met
Air Hatc ,.r, rrnc,s, the Offer a. evidence ~ THE
TWH' ~ articles. hut wou uo press hr offer ~ tEerr
was objection and as there was Objection lac "thafe"
senator Sessions was then examined by NJ. smith and
-'i lc could rot give ana, c3nN trsaton Aat took pace
SIR. -uith-Cau You -ay whether there over vas any
COM i"n as 10 iAt u-c oI money on iHl' As''''
'ir Ean-,- onlcct. The witness has said De cannot
Aftr much rH-. "u th Committee retired for con
'i.."u. ua ,A'r return th,y decided To- oycrnc iAr
p.Hrrs our. Eat, owing to the latitude taken, they
ii. nI.n... answered That Pc lal never hrarl any
clf'rAt.ou "n tc -itcrrt Of tc Ds' Cd. u'A'! DO iii'
Nr. -uiih-Vaa tl.-. ary ta,tin ~. wool.n- or Mr.
il . iooa a,oat Dn- "".'y &" 4ai''n'' Ai. ''.'"-
tir. Bang. objected On the ground Tia, De- tat cH.
4.'-'.l tt.. inH
.-i'''-| i.. II ''r' . SD N
..i t.r 't..'-. ... t'.I .. $500. Do. ...
&c. ...'.'i... -".- .'-' '... '. "'
80. .-
.-.- ''- '''
......f ..t. ...... '..rt tt.. '...-l .... l..-f
o.
.. -... H...t
'.- ... - ".- I"
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GrNurR coNcEErs pOWNTONM

A new departure in the way OF summer entertain
inemt was n..u.e yesterday by the Iron Steamboat
Company. lts pavilion IN Pier l, North k4Ser. LAS
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Tpp,.Sr OFFICE. june Id a. m-Duiing itc 'a'r ana
- weather Yesterday the movement ia tDr H 'ur."r
WIS inward The Temperature RANGED between b." "nd
sso the average lCC9.I b.nS 81, 10 l'r tAan "H i'r
corresponding day last year and G's Leh'r tr'n ON
Tuesday. ..,,.o- f,uocy,i i,., in flc
aox IV ,rtly cloa. weather, may DC expected lo~a>
IN TINS city and vicinity
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A. HOPKINS.

A. HOPKINS. of the firm of Sawyer, Wallace
& Co.. died AT h. home IN Mount Vernon. yesterday
from injuries received n being run over by an cypress
wagon about three months ago he about MY iOul
ycars old, and leaves wIfc and two rlidr,n.
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rRIBlNr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

To ss o., t' , .oa. u ta' fa- g., I'm,
heb, 80 ne ite in, tte'n' me ' -
yis-i,f i''
q In teul'sre tn3 sIee b TIE 'l'H-e'" d.
W ". ..Iphsroscy surlad"t.
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Mineral ~ nfrr>.

COsGRES~ WAIIh lhr iui".' AMI ~ai"s' x 1 ratl9r.
tic water, Avoid al coarse IIt-tus nai't- f'risu AID
domestic. uiry impair To- ig' 's' SAns Aii Lh'n'y,
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CArTAIN CIAI.LIs ]. IIIlILII7-
WA>nlNGroS, June lj.-CaptIn Charlie, y.
Phillips. Corps Of Ens,ucer'. d.ed at Norio.s Nn}o'-
tcrlay.
Captain phillips r1- born fra Nassachusctts and ""-
graduated from the Military Academy lieutenant ~
ncrrs ID l-GI For faithful service dUrine thr "p
crntous rcsultiug 900 the fan o. I,uond AMI the sur
render uf Lee De- received cumi--ion ds aV'"" .S
rr,t IN sGj aud t,,o years .Ilcl bee attained tAc iu
RINK OF CAPTAIN.
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The Manager. Of the lioUN1Hf Rtfl6t FOR WOMEN.
under tho MAY % l-Nl. Nil receive proposals of tho
sale lands which there rutati. hHi1f~ 81 rnch
llud.ng- may br made d,r ~ .1'a Af.I't alterations
tr Board Adopt, fpi %" at,Jhn" a.i'" 81 p N
mate. and the Superintendent anil officers "i t' h-NtdilL
-ic, uroI.,.a. must Doc 40 writing ted g. Tho
rotary II the Board 81 Manager Mrs tbtI.l "a tN.
NfN Is Vest I'D ST. and VII bc tttclNt iiu tho
1911 ~ july next SARAH =. ~ i'>'i'i . f''''' Wy
Piles permanently erdicaied = Thin ihioe weeks 70
nm. ,,r AZ rectal N-cises cured 'ircU
lr, ,nt CONTAINING f.rcn,es. ID NuD J. q Mrst -th ~
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MIR. siGAEPr ErApPEARs.

Speaker sharpe Was recalled and asa'd by MrHanCs n
ON tie evening BRADLEY came TO MS room wiki the
money hc had AN appointment To meet m there. and he
answered that hc had lie also said De- noticed that
EfaIc, had been writing piece Of paper and put tho
paper IA his pocket
To Mr. smithIt was about p. ~. when went 20 the
ROOM General Arthur was there and several others
think Mr. Crowley ore; emit remember who else
,v,. there nor can | remember the conversation
that took place there. General Arthur ana hI 'i"N"S
went tn supper a few minutes after entered We ROM
remained there alOie for some time rc1dhS me EreH
ina Journal D., -. -. .t,,..
Mr Suith-why did you remain there ozone reading
such a paper A. lie J0NrnH I . IL. .
tru.r.i shorpe-I don't know. Perhaps Decalseh was
made to be- read. fIAughtcrI
Nh smith Wby did you remain there alonef
1rr.i St,rnr- g,clil-e suppo-r AL had gone away
-',,. "A lo called In the room and stopped few min
i,te. rlch was alone when Bradley came; had been
MI "th-t;lvc me the time occupied D. you IN count
iur This moury-thl- S-OOo. ,
Mr. lur- objected un thc ground mat witness hAd NJ
r,,dv answered that question.
M, smith said he only wanted 10 know II Il toJk all
The time occupied by BRADLEY ~ Writing his speech That
was all. ,,..
Mr. smti-IIad be began wr.ulB before you began
counting I
Mr. ~harpc-NO, SIR.
70 Mr. R,ug,-If had gone there in order 10 engage
IA a conspiracy would have REMEMBERED H. dld MOI
,ni-r in aus conspiracy never heard 81 inc rhaiEr
ornst Mr. Sessions until n made by Mr. Bradley
have NOT been very active IN TINS senatorial canvass
nm. Committee thea adjourned lntii a. m o-nl0ffoW
Among The prrrous Summoned ~ witnesscs 10y the
Special Bribery luNrsugAting committee are james
lil.inshast John K. Goodac, and H. '. Rogers.
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porffcn Malls The tuilng ~Aii EhA \ Juns
1, i--l " IA close I'll. office on IL lNDAl a $50 a.
m Tor Europe, by steamship Arizona via Cneenst0"n on
WtsnNI-pAi :. At > Tor Europe, by steamship
ssa va gurenSton correspondence Tor trsutr must
bv steamship Amcrque, via iiayre on IIt hNpAl AZ
,u a. u tor furopr. steamship city ~ Mchm"nd, Va
tr.DNn fc1fftsppmirutr fOr Germany and tanee mnst
Ice specially ulilessclIi ami AT $50 NJ for Europe 10y
eau shin ilerder Piyi puth fhrfbonrf AMI shy1hi
on SAL RDAl. at M, Tor Europe by sic"i,i'p ~
Ni Queenstown rre.youlence Tor ecimhiy a."
,'sf e sne.ally Addressed At a. m, Tor H,"usl
y steamship ADchOria glasgow, ana Al a. ~ i' ii
,futn direct by steamship Iesla, VIA AhtH'lp SUI -
a u Tor EnIvpe by steamship khe' We a N spAY
r,n.n rne mails To- reytOwn close on 49,.
., m The malls for s. Domingo, Cape Hay and ltdss
Island close on u EsDAY 81 y qn iDs " ~ NH. Tor
I,, nassau and MafsU1as dose On u .oD -, - on
Il r. Yai 10 Tho mails Tor Bfa sn' .ms,ca
81 - 80, III ll~ DAY at The mans i"' IN
tnr .io'r "n indies close on FRIDAY At 10 a n 40
a for Newfoundland and 81 l1ero l 5s, rlo,s
ias ~ ~ 80 o. "a The mails for china snn '~pA" is
- !. sOOa. ~ The malls f.. Aasii 49, ~ VS.
June - At I.3u y ~. . =, NJ - - postu,.slAs
Post ONCE New. iVfL, June IL ASsA'
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1l rot,r, NJ Hur.I~' mast 70 '"'.r'rI r'" f''
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
FASTENING PENSION PAYMENTS.


A NEW PLAN FOR PREVENTING DELAY IL SETTLING
CLAIMs-A CIRCULAR To BE SENT To CLAIM
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stationed between Truckee and the northern
line of the State, and the other between
Cotton and the southern line. I beg here to
acknowledge the willing and ready manner
In which the officials Of the respective rail
road companies responded to your request.
You viii use the States appropriation, as
far as you can, to carry out the views ex
pressed in your report; that failing, such
funds as are at my disposal for extraordinary
purposes shall be devoted in the further aid
ing of this necessary and compulsory sani-
sary measure. Yours, very respectfully,
GEO. G, PERKINs, Governor.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-09
SUPERIOR COURT.
TUESDAY, November S, 1851

| DEPARTMENT osE-CiaRS. Judge.
Tie People vs.. J. s. Wheeler-Ind;ctnent for as
sault with intent to comnait murder. Defendant
arragned end pleaded rot gully.
| The People vs.. j. :. Wheeier-I1dictment for as
sault with intent to commit extertion. Defendant
arraiSnei peaaed not guilty. T. 3. Mcfarland de
fendants attorney.
The People W. All Mon-Ipfornlation for grand
larceny Defendant arraignei and pleaded not guilty
VIM Hfn-y appointed defendants attorney.
The People vs.. James Brown Information for
arson Defendant ar-signci, pleaded NOS guilty. +.
d kyau appointed d, ,fendant's attorney.
The People vs.. John Whsloa alias Whalebone
JIM" information for nisdemeaner, Ilea of not
guilty VIM. Henley appointed attorney for de.
fendsnt
The People W. Geo Carr Information for grand
larceny. Aessndant arraigned, plea of not glliltf
entered. Z. D. Ryan appointed as deiendant's at
torney
The People vs.. Ah Iee-!rfarnna:ion for burglary.
Defendant ar:ai-ned, pleaded not guilty, and
Harry Sncs appointed az his att,raey.
The People vs. Dick Brown and James Robinson -
Information for insdeneanor Defendant arTaigned,
Pleaded not guilty, and Jos. Wallis ap olnted de.
feudan;s' attorney.
The People We. All Ye All Information for
murder Defendant aEreigned and pleaded not
guilty.
W. Brown Va Marco siaina-0rd su5stitut-
ing Cheeny & Alexander attorneys for plaintiff in
place Of Hsymond Il Allen. Case continued at costs
OF plaintiff
DErAEIMEHT Two -DKNsoN, Judge.
jos. Miller ys. wm. Gwynn-Amended complaint
allowed and filed, and case continued until to NOR
row.
Capital Savings Bank VS.. Percy Williams ct al
Decree quietins title il favor Of plaintiff
The People vs.. The Gold Run Ditch Mining Com
paDy-Case continued until November Is, 1881,
upon stipulation flsd which provides that the trial
sha! positively commence st 10 A. upon that date.
Harriet n. Nokes vs. j. 4. Nokes-Decree OF
divorce granted upon ground OF previous existing
marriage upon part OF defendant.
Court adjourned.