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Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-05
GARFIELD ssssess4 ss;s': sssf's ssssss + =; 8

tory from cradle to grave, by the eminent biog
rapher, COL. COSWELL Books all ready for de-
livery. An elegantly illustrated volume. 1ndorsed
edition. Liberal terms. Agents take orders for
from 20 to so copies daily. outsels any other book
ten to one. Agents never made money SO fast
The book sells ITSELF Experience not necessary
Failure unknown All maze immense profits
Private terms free. GE0HGE sTiSs0N d co.,
Portland, Maine ,Is-3p1m
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No. 5 QUILLED SATIN RIBBON, full measure.
40 cents piece. Closing sale L. Bien, Eighth
and J streets.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
congregational Church.

congregational CnuTcn.
The pastor, Rev. l. E. Dwinell. will preach to-
morrow morning. The Missionary Concert in the
evening" at which collection will be taken in aid of
the National Garfield Memorial Hospital, in response
to the appeal to the American Churches by the
Executive Committee, General W. T. Sherman
Chairman. The public are invited.
Sixth-Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Between and L. Preaching at 10:45 A. NJ. and P.
NJ. by the pastor, Rev. T. S. Dunn. Communion
and reception of members at morning service Gen.
eral class at $3.50 NJ. Evening subject Gods
Word or the Spirits of the Del arted, Which !"
Calvary Baptist Church,
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. j.
@. a. Henry, pastor. Preaching at l0:45 A. NJ.
and p NJ Morning subject: can Uncom-
monty Common Truth" EvangeIistic services in
the evening Subject: "The Sorcery of SIM
Music by choir of forty voices, led by Professor
Skinner. Bring your gospel hymn book, and every
body come.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street, corner of 1.-The pastor, Rev. H. H.
P. NJ. The Lords Supper will be celebrated at the
morning service. Evening subject The Power
OF the Gospel" Strangers cordially invited
NJ. E. Church South,
Seventh street, between and K-Rev. T. H. B.
Anderson, pastor. Services at IL A. NJ and p. M.
Sabbath school at 1880 P. NJ Subjects, morning !:
Z" The Effect of Truth upon the Heart" evening !:
"Ancient and Modern skeptiesm." Special atten-
tion called to the evening service. Seats free.
Kingsley Chapel, M. E. Church,
Eleventh street, between and I-Rev. David
Deal pastor. Preaching at 10:45 A. NJ. and 7 P. NJ.
Praise service at $50 P. NJ Sunday school at 1:i0.
st. Pauls Episcopal Church.
Eighth street, between l and J-Divne service at
| II A. NJ Rev. Carroll NJ Davis, OF Berkeley, will
offieiate. Sunday-school at 1890.
Christian Chapel,
| Eighth street, between and O-Preaching at IL
A. NJ and I P. NJ, by Elder G. H. Kinkade. Sunday
| school at 10 A. NJ Seats free. ALI invited
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Eastern ans Foreign marksss.

NEW YORK, November 4th.
BREAD5rUFFs-Flouri is quiet and weak and Wheat
is unsettled, latter At 81 33la1 81 9 bushel.
WooL-Cafornia is steady at l2@13c for fall bur-
ry, and 14@25e for clean fall spring bury, 15@
1sc; clean spring, 22@35c pulled, 20g42c.
HIDES California dry are quiet at 22i 2i@23c.
CHICAGO, November 4th.
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! CHICAGO, November 4th.
| WHEAT 81 26 for November
| CoRN-69c for May.
PRovIsIoNs-Short Ribs, 50; Ribs, IS 65 is bid
| for November; Pork, SIC 35 for November; Lard,
S11 81 fer November.
BosToN, November 3D.
MooL-The demand for Wool is good, and the
market sustains full prices 1he sales OF the week
have been 2,459,0 eco pounds and inclEdes Ohio and
Pennsylvania at z3tdi4c for Y, 44@i5c for Xxx and
XXX and above. The market is firm at those
prices. Michigan has been in demand, with sales
pnncipaill at 42d421c. Some heavy lots have been
sold as low as Ale. Very choice has been sold at
43@43lc y b. There has been considerable doing
in Medium and No. feeces, largely for the Phila.
delphia market and lrces range from 4565l7c for
Michigan and Ohio. Unwashed heeces have been in
demand, and prices range from 15@24c for low and
coarse: 27la33c for fin 2S935c for medium. Some
choice Medium West Virginia is selling at 3ic q b.
California Wool is in moderate inquiry but fail is
hard TO sell. The old stock is 9eng worked off as
fast possible at low prices, mostly from l5dI9c
Combing and deaine selections are steady at 47e5oc
Il ID, but the latter is an extreme price for very
choice Pulls d WOODS have been selling more freely
and prices are firm. Sales have been made at asa
Soc for low supers, 3s@39e for good, 45d50c for
choice Foreign Wool is firm with sales OF so 600
lbs Cape at 33c, 10000 lbs nontevideo at 33@35c
and considerable Mediterranean Carpet at full
prices.
LIVERPOOL, November 4th
WHEAT-Cargoes nearly due, 52s Cd; just shipped
sis Cd of coast, $685. spot, 1ls@11s 4d Spot lots
are quiet and steady, under decline OF Id. Cargo
lots are quiet and weak. French country markets
are steady.
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XoPos account of the Howards' en-
tertainment occurring on the regular evening
of the Hopes Club, they will assemble at
Jacobs Hail on Monday evening, November
9TH, at o'clock.
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HAMMERS Glycerole Of Tar is the best cough med
cine
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EASTERN OYSTERS. Received, another case
of Booths select oysters. Fulton Market,
Fifth and K streets.
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No. 4 QUMLED SATIN RIBBON, 50 cents e
piece. full measure. Closing sale H. blen.
Eighth and J streets.
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THE best sppetizer out-Rock and Rye.
George w. Chesiey, sole agent.
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Eighth street, between and O-Preaching at IL
A. NJ and I P. NJ. by Elder G. H. Kinkade. Sunday
school at 10 A. NJ Seats free. ALI invited.
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THE ENERGIES AND RESOURCES OF the
Court Receiver have been taxed to their ut
most, but his simple system has worked like
. charm. Every one is pleased and bargains
in plenty.
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MERCHANTS generally have hard things to
say about Friday. If we may judge from
the business transacted at the great sale at
the Red House to-day, we should say it was
a propitious one for the Court Receiver and
for the purchaser.
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M. E. Church South
Kingsley Chapel, NJ. E. Church,
st. Paul's Episcopal Church.

Deal, pastor Preaching at 1045 A. NJ and P. N
Praise service at $50 p NJ. Sunday school at 1:i0.
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Calvary Baptist Church,
Presbyterian Church.

Sixth street, corner of 1.-The pastor Rev. H. H.
Rice, will preach on Sabbath at 10:45 A. and
p. NJ. The Lords Supper will be celebrated at the
morning service. Evening subject &c The Power
OF the Gospel" Strangers cordially invited.
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Christian Chapel,

Eighth street, between l and divine service
IL A. NJ Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis, OF Berkeley,
offieiate. Sunday-school at 1890.
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APPLES APPLES I'VE shall have to-day
the finest display of apples that has been
made this season. All No. l, and of the best
varieties. at the lowest prices. Longton
Nav. corner of Fifth and X streets.
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BOND F1LED.-Wilbur F. George, yester;,
day appointed a Notary Public, has filed
his official bond in the sum of $1,000, with
L. S. Taylor and Geo. E. Bates as sureties.
, 1881-09-02

address the crow.i, but Ills friends anl foes
together tt,adc K,lcli M nproar that he could
Int gel III n worl edgeways, MIL after N few
minutes Ilc Withdrew with 1t srnllo a,sd I,
s|1rllg Of tho shoulders.
II. HiCK.
Gainbatlist In disguise, WHO is next S,Ntlay
tn bo ptttutl agat1lst runy llcyltlut. IN thu
Twentieth ACCOMPLISHMENT, IL having quito
II lively lInlc III Il With Ills electors. Ills
clMilces aru very slender, although with
iari,as ,noru st,Iartnrss t1tan clltlor, IIo ,'.s
rcpi,iatuI all connection witt, tsal,betta.
ntul virtually ntIopietl tho t'rogrnn of 1,ls UP
uonrnts. Thu i'tnMstuct.nt wtttIty re-
nlarks: "'rho t;nnll,cttist wate'lwufst III CtI"-
ro',lIn Is isis yulo sic Jubeo.' One wou1ll
I,ave t!ong'It tianfcttism WIS sick enough
already IN tic Twentieth ACCOMPLISHMENT"
THE dtyl:1l,st DF ALGERIA
will arrive In l'arts siInrtIy, and It's thought
tint liz will nut return.
srEAMEIs CROWDED.
Slips announced In sail from Franco arc
Hooded will, applications for hcrtl's
, 1881-09-02
1MMlti1tASTs.
.Onu tlInlsan.l Mi,u ttfty-nllc Immigrants
landed At Castto Garslen t0tay.


Correspondence Cincinnati Enquirer. .
WDluoH lerU plny cnrilH tur lt.uicy, altA many
EMiRrosa ilalt could te'l protty tnlcs of fatr
thv oxcitoulotlt ur Hautny. lellug ut thu Ftsces,
Whaul, huB b1uuul1 70 enanon MtIHuR Tue
ladies, bus stimulated ttplr 0ve VI chn,lcc, unt
tho tnshEou ot plAy!ng tor Eoh! h9s tcct!
brought over from! i:arope, ln I.oEstnsi lnst
winter WIS nstoMshutl NJ hcartnE 0G c1lirf-
txlrty uiyeu by Nh Atucrcal latly wt,0sa lsalno
e kiown thrausbout th!A c,9Matty. rhe N, ssn, !,
Was aty., o1 sunday SsonaY though. s lsr
Or on II the l%'ars M Day. rhat nlgat-thero wore
nu Runtltnotl psuaDut-ovtr $3oU anu
Il number Vi diamond rings uhnnKMl ,Wnuf-
ship, Puker II thu favust xA.no hero, asld tn Tue
wafta sft9r1ooas. when sho Il!t!les Mrs 5uppossi
sltstA. u 00d !nai!y, nrrayp1 M lrt,ssilY Hacsl,tes
un4 skifi., unl fortified with Glutet cobblvrS und
Nptu0u puHGt, Mro ulQklux thG3r p!n'autlhpy ~.
aud Aonie Of the worst sprapos thMt married
wUnlen ket tlstO Is In trying 10 uccpunt for tholr
lack Ut Jewels IL their husbands.
tHao il IlUro noi!ccti ,huu Mrs: frank IA;slle.
willow ut tho lato well- knnwn rllbltshsfs. shp II
tall, ot yolursM9us lRuvr, hus y p4lu c!rur GUN.
tsyins t, ssi !" "anterlako." tho beautiful estate
whicG her husband Epcnt | have fntKutten hnw
many Thousand dollars Oh, alId which. r
i wett. not for ts !oca!ton. ,,o "out,!
Il H. Mrs. LesIlo bus Unly reoti,etl ono
ofur. that Of $4aOltl frstna u lnI4anthroplo Elt-
xjlshnan but she will not tako lcss than $do, ,G03
1pelieyc her utlalrs MIG yat very much i!iSolEe
and shg Ii running tho paper OH E'D,OG lent her
~ friend. &lVl0W ot which she waA enalted u
, 1881-09-02

ncsPssato tatt1A's Ahf"s VII sAo VIVA
shortly nficr O'clock lust evening noises MS
of il dps,,rrote t1vut were beard IN IN alcy run
n'na t'aay @ n.msea s a,pSa ,tar;a,.,h na -, wos.
stFcets anu r1ala'ns 'fdth Nahuo'ph u "ush'
,ngton streets. mi! shpffIy thereafter
nun known Us John Wu!roIo walked In
n, m, r"nr nr nI,y rntrarcp or ,Iu,nes Uruhum.s
sa,o. @ att IT II" ~ II: I wpst Luke s';uc. Ihu sa!aon.
kccper askc ii 1t WAS hu WHO wus tIlaklng all tue
noise. hut WuiuoIu lcpIca It, und putting VI, Ills
..u,s ..'S .,,,,n,f,ir,, tnw,, nj. st{rt. ,yufaui
cne ecanss % n. r,n, md fell hryl,y t" t,,o tloor.
lin x,mnnuuDur rnuud tAnt hc lud tceu
rut II, 1rvr,,li n,uet,x. uut tnat hIs clothing
su. ~ eu.e'". ,.i,t, ,in., ",r,"r I,,s.
rick alnshl wns cnll'aI III, a.i.i " snnrt tltne
tia,xeil ur IIuru netnlult nnd nr. \. u. !t;l'a.
I,,au wcrc IN tho .rosIt. III tho nant!lne II bull
lrGiI nstcrtatMctI lhat tho tight ill which Wal.
ule bud been S,,. t.k raGe =, tie TIC nsy s;.,,, nbs u
tho strugRs 10 hui Oeot,, i,iura vi b!ao.i aplcar-
lux tsli iie sijU Ut Il IAr,l uni ulNn ~, sl nrunn
T ~ tho '!!oy i, M.s nah!x;s, kssper @ Sars Sa
yis s..s hsar.i M ayry witt. SSaSy Ss
Sculncd to Krow feoblrr. ilolor auy 0'Ie
rraehg.t the nley ih9 lighters hui Dispersed
rAo unctor found thseg wu.,nis,-uu nbose M , tt,o
bronsi. a ul,o III tho abdomen drcusiy hc'cuia
l}o very ttcei,, MliI tho uno tai tue ahdasnol
Bue,i4rl bru.i,lur uni shallowrr thMll tue uthor
!wo ras a" sso"c .4 to y, n s','!erg ~, ',ost ,tmt
t thn'k Ms Sa MS,.s & ,i",,sera'4s Eotss wore &c nae
10 ut WuiIuJit IL tulI Wilt ullt him, Int hu sa.
either unwilling or l,,o weak - spsak, and usl
, 1881-09-02

And AXE! Herman, Who Didn't tjnders
Atand t3Usy 1t Worried, Hlnk to tie
f'iunr and Dtet-.t CMr3utiK accident.
III which IL Alseci1t 1'uifcrt,lAtt tsurr
an innuccMf Part.
Axrl 1irrnn,,. II y6uny DANE without rctuiisrs
III this country. .wa+ accidentally sinlt snL alm,'st
Instantly killed shDrtly after + ,,cock yu<rrAay
AFTERNOON in Mthacf Ehwrjght's employment
oIcc. 1T NJ NJ Wtst Lake street. y /. ss,ccia1
Wcctnn,, nat,,.sl E.Iwl.i atillor Preparatory tu
Ht,tny hmm fur tito slay. Miller started tu
hlacku,l his bH,ts. ntrl, 1ls II stlcnsuru nr
safety, tsa,ls mIt his rcvulser aud hid It III. II
clrrk III thu t,fllce tutk 1t t md lmvu, fult-
Ing with It. 'Tiie wrl3M,I was II *nf.taGkiliE !,
nd iii Jicrns,,. r ;i itur ,Hs,wig isk tc tsrr"i ii
@ iack % i.,io p"ca "1sJ I "inse i. 1:'iwnr, IL ili
,,er af FsrwsII s,rst ami Wcstsr,, avrs,I1s. no
ttcl1 TINT ynIuE lierninn dill mt kt,nw INV Il,
lie ts ., "ffH fx ~. ;in @ t 1 IN ,t NJ i,,,x,, ny"
sitIlce oyrrneMr'i Tho wEr,ls. Hnd. laying 'a"wtt
thu biacktnx t'silst, went uScr - tho tnbl: to
I'ho Inter haidch him Tho wcap'tl IN 4slcf a
why that whcn 1t ttss'.'f from !ih hnlI* int,
Atllcrs tho msizzle WA t'onte.l directly 'nxar's
wns 'l1schargcsf und tho bullet ci1ietri tho M.
fortanet" iier'uan's right lrcnts al, itch and II
llnlf bslnw tho nipple. llu
sASK III TIT; fI.tr1l.
with ", exclamation tf pail, aIfd ,1ted bofUru
medical nd e0li!d tttch lin. QHsttr Fltzgcrn!l,
WIN arrived On tho sennc shortly after the
sFs{ ~ %arscn: ssfs''s VIZ ,fs uas 81" q s W. H
nvrnuS Thcy. were loskc.i ~, n the wrss Mad.
y Jpn tbS Stree! St,n !" sxas ,,r tS fest
Till lnaku precisely the same statements
us to tho accidental innnncr of tho sl.t.otInE.
S Terfsa se sss ,s os l. f g IL, IL" sc ~
bis right nrm c1ten,lc'i and tl'e revolver In 81
, 1881-09-02
Sugur-,1a,ttng in Now JerAey.

NftplFS .[.Ffffi1fF. ~
New Jersey has t1'lic ittn tho rnislng IT sugar
nnl viii snccee.l, lR she laea ln etryth hing thAt
She fairly undertakes. Cape Mny II tho banner
es'nnty. stcr eighty snr1sers have plAttc!l
v v v & W e. tnI x tn NJ
prlzt. or .nhn fttiHcrtta suns or fl,intetphin,
w1,u hHya ut 1T, nutlny Q! upwnr1 Ut .*:O,tO0
III the West .lcrscy fn!!rn.s. il few mles i,nrttl
1T Cape sHy Guy. n,,d p'actd In theHl thu llat,st
nppr'ytai t',aehlnery i''r !ae conversion u tho
farmers III tho Iutlty Krl,w the .an lie firm
hnst offered i,rnnun's u t:a) for tle lgst tcf,
nercs $50 for tle sretrll hest. Atl1 $f0 for The
best Two ucrea. They will atsn 1'ny IL per ton
1or the delivered ut tho wurltk or THO ncIr
cAt rlrbHtl stntfnn: thu stttc Hirca aHnlter dol
w.,rlh uf kers. In uvrry tol Experienced tarnl-
ers IN Cnpe Mmy Cul,nty sny TINT tho nvcraEt,
yealy ret''r1! n !he prttlus!sn far'1. IS i..,t
caHc they believe the return Will 'be nearly
lUul>tr,
, 1881-09-02

repay from tln ,lnlny HlA,le tllt III Tho illus
lrhtsHt rSltaI IN N" Garfield tragedy. ...
w,nII tllInk she ha.t put IA nl!rt lms!n,y nttt
Ir summer wnsas'l. il. tier hst'lt1,l has III thu
tnnunlceti rntn", tH,llattx ~ Fitll ~ e'ltit:
d.,I'l nstutc tIht th,,1h It Is true HlG Ind n
cngugo III cxtta r,u.n los hGr truhka. aud every
time str hppcHrx It Ia In Il new ind sltpars1
toilet. Tbs iacr Vi, bot pasasois ntone would ht
ont inany d tociety helio for the seasol,.
and hEr rlUrntnr ncgtlge0 Hro MI elegant
.nc. ,liny. anu nxt1t*!t. ss utct} ~ th1sh emu:
.''u Hs thu ss.ds II tho ecn. a1d nn'hr"tlrry nf
ct..tf. i,rl SILK ntt satin trrin2H irtssf% wttic
All Tho ,tHsnty nrt:rssorles Mi the ;hllct tilnt
wbtnnI, strfn mn, sith ns hAndkerrhlci-. Etnrc!
lHtta, h!nl linXtric. Arr Hf tho nOSt ncrIect anu
tsltst cXi,CNslyN Kind,
, 1881-09-02
A BRuTAL ASSAULT,

Moses Jacoss, u Pole onrloyetl NJ u teaHissor
by 4. Llol,csanan, Il Junk aud acra!~irois dealsr
doing business OH Clark Htrcnt, nrur Taylor, WINS
lruHHod fro,u blu waFoIl und brutaliy beatun III
M ir.nt ot hls omEtuyvr's fiaeo II s:sN ysstsrday
9Apoy.A by tho Excelsior Stone Company
OIL Market xtrGpt.. At tho hour mentioned tue
street was crowded with horscs anl .vchsc!cs "
atl descriptions. jacobs drove INT u tl,e 3n.k.
yard, aud ~ ia customary waited fur a tlckut
which IL Rlvcn fur tlich lual tukeM In nr
out Ut tue yarl. Ihis caused lle!ay. und
lhEeo teams of. tho Excelsior stnno cotn.
luny wero Atnuerel from passtnx. Ankry
wt,l1fs pascal betwcsl, Jarobs md lhe thrco
dFlsors. anl lna!ly kenuedy,, tho Foremost OF
bis scat, struck hin terrible btow IN she mouth.
wIh stono. IT q thouxnt. llo then kinGesa and
savage tnatsucr.. E.np!oyGa ln tho lnak-yard
rubbed tu jacobs assistance, but WuTU held ut bay
by tho other uslytra same o1sc thou ratscl Y cry
Ct n,ursler, aud kunncdY md hls ss'tnpau!oa:
drove rapidly away, leaving thetr victim lnset!.
s!blo on ths pavo,ncnt; slr 1.eeor.na,. pursued
Fourteenth and Clark streets. atlu they Wuru
, 1881-09-02
Mo Great Activity Or Excitement In
Any Of The Produce
Markets.
Two Olcotllargarine Dealers HIVE,
a Fist.ElEl,t ut the PrOtt-
ucc Exchange.
Steamship Agents FeeI No Alarm
at the Dynamite Councils
Threat,


VIEWS or PROMINENT ufSrf.EMi:S nEdAt!I,.
ING THE AtTtUS OF THE REPUBLICAN,
RTATE CUMNirrEE.
MEM iut.k, Sppt. la reporter called
upom n number ut Republicans this l.lurllIng
nnd talked with them about tlla meeting 0f
the Republican State Committee. Collector
Robertson sntd that the 1rt,cectings Uf thu
committed Of yesterday WIRE very llArn0ni-
Gus, MD, although thu SAlwnrts carried ont
their prearrutlgc, program and tltIs cily WIS
chosen rs tue placu fur holding thu ru,iscll-
tiol. Il WIS bare maturity. lie Thought this
city was preferred by tic S.ntwnrtS because
tic State. II du not think they will resort
TO any extreme MEASURES to c0,ltrol the col-
ven tion. From tho sentiments expressed yes
tcrday l tm led to believe that there will be-
an earnest effort made on the part Of botl
clements tn
HEAL ALL. ulFFEllESCEs
and select ticket wl,icl, will r!cc1yc tito
support Of nil Republicans throughout tic
State II this IL tlol,e wc sl,ttl certainly
| carry tho Stato In November Wllcn asked
abo,lt tho failure Of tho committee IL pass
my resolutions Of sympathy with tic
wounded President, tho Collector aaitl: ~
| think 1t Wns merely iii oversight. Ii la to bu
regretted, certainly, TINT body Of repre-
| seltAtlyo ltepub!tcnlls 0I tile Stnte uf New
York should make such ulrltstalte. but cult
! not tliMk It was intentional. Before tic
committee met spike Ut tls ltlatter tn sTr.
Vroolla,,, nlHl understood hin to say that
some One present lmtt set of resolutions
prepared which would fs presented to thu
committee after tho formal business Of the
| meeting was over. WiItoi was talking will,
Mr.. Baker abos1t tho llnttur
| A MoTtuS WAS MADE TO ADJOURN,
which was carried. Sevcral members were
discussing this question ttlnong themselves
when this motion to ndInuril wns carried.
sg1ltet, l would have presented Il H!,Urt rcst,.
tuition myself, but niuiost before knew Il
tho meeting was declared adjourned. call
not believe this MlotEon was n,Ntle to plnyun,
the Introduction 0f such resolutions" Ollie,
gentlemen spoken to regret the uiuIssi0n oi
Garfield resolutions. nnd Mttaeli tto Emp0s.
tnnce to the selection Of Now York City n
the plaec for holding tic convention.
, 1881-09-02

Df{fUl! ffTe f'fft<s
Among tho thltdty uapA yesterday hnntluK UP
mud tlnWn Woodward avenue for something 10
tlu1nua thirst Wnt HlhII! III rusty btMck, who
Gnsert,l tue lruE.storn hia surlly inquired:
ltAra y0l q temperance Ilrtnk Y"
'''FwO or thrue IT 'em, viii you tako soda
water Or glngur nla 7"
Well our sooluty docs not regard elthar Of
thnsc III q 4tr1ttiy temperance drink. 10th arp
Mksuca ted with stronger llutlars."
How would ElnIt lenr ansNcr -
"Ahi" .....
~ Gull give you strulght temperance drink
~ enol w lcp, hnt IL cosiles high"
"lluW Muchl"
"Ttn upllts u Nt4Bs."
"very we'll" 84id tho old IMAM as ho put down
hiA dime. ~,
Tho druxvist wus absont only nlnute, md
thsn rctnFned. and placed a xlass OF liquid be-
tnre him: Thu oil! man drunk halt Of 1t.
slDauked bis l1ps, aud Askel.
May nsk WbAt yuu Gull ltr'
"Eortalnly; It IL aulfc4l WAt0F, Just drew It
frnu4 tho ly1rNnt,"
The cxcussl0niat set tho glass down much
harstaT thHn ho uGeltu 10, butt0neu hla cDht. aud
Win Etano0 meant TO retlucp tho dFuKKtAt'4
weight to l1 pnunds In tive seconds marched
64t ~ ss!f 90 boau Eo!u, aaa csEased the street
inter u !emonado tlaroEed with peppermint
sateAce.
, 1881-09-02

b FRANCE.
THE THEATRES,
Shtcfslt fMEaIs.

n, lARs, Sept. f.-The Ucrultt's spcefnl says:
lae theatres aro reopenlhg, atld II, another
fortnight the AUTUMN season will iiayo fairly
psEas A new Me10lrana, "Catl.erIne la
oaIafae'" ]las Just been produced, with
saIal sl'eccss, Mt the Chateau d'Ea,i. Last
nisa1 there wcro rcylyuls Of Otfenbacl,'s
btaconn!crs ut tho Cluny, and of tic pop
a.At opera boutEa lo Cnnarl Trols Bees"
~ uo Renaissance. Tho Opern colnluue,
ae vaudeville, tho Foites Dra,attques, aml
@o 9Slinasa aro to begin operations th[8
.s'sn'hg, a'ld next week tile Porte st. Martin
= n,e9 % give tho iong.mlketl-0f revival Of "l4a
b1c1e al Rois.''
so ,ao o!eo celebrated clown, who tIlctl hero OH
'@1m"as' nn "ns buried lcre yesterday.
FIhk nfAclSTifE To VISIT AMERluA.
10 tAs tFtfter,. lls,oetatfA Frtss.
,4.Has, Sept. lit III stntctl TINT pAre Hyu-
IN !o ~" .LoSson} Will visit the United States
THE REPUBLICAN, MACHINE.
,hais. nnas sept. l.-TlIo Republicans aro tloing
IN m,u uest' nut merely t0 hold their own, bit
h saa" sas mofe SUITS from tho 1icnetionnrics
.paa c,n'.,,a ballots. Wherever utty Ind two
th,'s'es tin nam'' confronting lteactio,,ary one,
nv as s"est ene OIL tho list has, with scarculy,
th,s Sssptloti, rattrctf, al,d, I'll several eases,
tho ',sn ',as oeen 1o'owetl by the Withdrawal Ut
,ms se%ae1lo''ary % ca1alltlnto fruMl wlInt lad
somo a" ueeoaio 4 itdt'aless cUttest. Evun in
n,,,ssoAstltnoIlc!rs n,,,s.t witer0 ti,ero was'po ltu.
who W. 'le'd. tic ltepubllcnn ca,,lEtlatu
pIIowa, "sa''ea tie Held Sundny week will bo
tffsmsm"," wa'koVer. Asa rosult OF these IT,
IN .a,' 4'a'satt (ltepub!lcan), notorious
~, .o"aeetl0n with tllo nttnrk III, f:u, III.
, 1881-09-02

NEW YonK, Sapt. :a.-'rhc Mexican ORR
cntal International 4 Interoeeaitc Railroad
Company was organizeA ut II lnectlng in t!ls
city yesterday. Jay Gould WIS elected
represent thu company III Mexico.
Tllrce engineering parties are now In tic
1loll, employed III surveying the proposed
lIne. Tho distance fr0m Laredo to tho City
Of Mexico by sllis route will be about GOO
miles, a1d tho promoters OF tic enterprise
expect tho rontl to be completed within two
years. 1t Ii stated thnt tho Missouri, Kansas
Il Texas Railroad will reach Laredo, the
point OF connection, III n fpw wccks.
, 1881-09-02

TtfE GOVERNMENT AMI TifE VATICAN.
1ospoN, Sept. ia Berlin dispatch says
It Is generally rcporictl In ot1tal circles that
Dr. kornn*s appointment ts> Dls'Iop OF
Treyes 1ilakes lla nlenti0ll Of tho oatl. OF
allegiance nlld obedience.
Tho NortI. ucrmnn uHzctte says 1)r. Won
Seliloezer was ablc, willie temporarily SD
jmnrnlng I'll Isome during the s'1l,'t,lcr. to
npel confidential relations with some eccl,sl-
nstfrs will, whom lie WIS formerly nctl,taint-
ell. This caused both parties 10 l!ope lint 1t
will lie poSssblo to arrive at n tnnttns viyandi
without ren0nnclng Tho principles lippra-
lively demanded by their relative positions.
Win view 10 further pursuing the patii
opened towards MI understanding, Dr. Won
| Srhlnczer has returned IL Rome to conllder-
tiatiy DISCUSS points which admit of further
mutual tonccssloli. 1t mny be presumed TINT
tho negotiations will serve rs llsis for
Interior decisions with reference to filling
the yncnllt sees, aud for Legislative measures
! analogous tU those submitted 10 tho Diet last
year.
DEnrlS, Sept lat tho Chess Congress
tntlny match game between Aiasost, Of New
/ York, and Berger, Of Gratx, resulted in u
| draw. i
| Tho Minister Of interior llas instructed Tho
authorities to deal energetically with all
antl,Jcwtsli outragcs by dlssolvtng meetings
and arrcsttng tho aEltators Il necessary.
THE EXPELLED u1s11opz.
Tho National Gazette says: We hope tic
Prussian Diet will protest agfllst the return
of the expelled Bishops. Tho government
has not received any concession from the
c,,rla In return for no longer insisting upon
Bishops taking the oath Of obedience.
MINISTER WHITE
Is a passenger on the Elbe from Bremen.
| MI. Won sClIr4AELER
will probably be appointed German Ambas'
sttlor ut the Vatican.