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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-23
THE President T0-day

RECEIVING CALLERS AT SENATOR JONES' HOUSE.
President Arthur was up again betimes to-
day and breaktasted before eight THEME took
haif-hours drive and returned to the residence
of Senator Jones before nire Next he read the
morning newspapers, dictated correspond
enee to his stenOgrapher. and while
thus engaged Secretary Blaine called
BY half-past nine there was constant stream
OF callers. These were principally Senators and
members. At eleven o'clock Gen Hancock
called and remained half an hour He was
dressed in black. and wore 0 silk hat with deem
folds OF Grape encircling it.
The President receives his callers i'm a room
facing the east. 1t is sumptuously furnished
and large enough to accommodate quite num-
Der. In the room is large library table, at the
head OF which the President receives He stands
erect, talks but little, but is extremely cordial
and pleasant To-day the President wore a
black suit, relieved with white vest and black
neck scarf.
Among those who called were SenatOrs-e]ect
Miller and Lapham. of New York; John Russell
Young, of the n Y. Herald and nearly all the
Senators and members now in the city. Only
two members of the Cabinet called These were
the Secretary OF State and the Postmaster Gen
eral.
At two o'clock the President lunched, and
soon after, in company with Senator Jones and
Gen Grant. went to the rotunda of the Capitol
to attend the funeral ceremonies.
The President will not accompany the Presi-
dents remains to Cleveland, nor will General
Grant. The latter will leave for New York to-
night. President Arthur will remain at Senator
Jones' residence until the White House is thor
Cuchly Oyerhaulcd. Senator Jones has turned
bis house over to the Presidents disposal, his
family being in Europe.
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The Anachn TrouhIac

SANTA FE. N. NJ, Sept. 23-Gov. Sheldon has
Just returned from trip through the country,
recently traversed by the Chief Mana and his
band. He says the people responded promptly
to the call for volunteers to stand subject to his
call in the event of future raids. and that with
the cordial cooperation of the military there
will be no difficulty in protecting the territory
against further Indian raids
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Sporting Matters.

Sporting Matters.
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
At Philadelphia. Troy 5, Athletic Q; at New
York, BufalOs Z, Metropolitans 6; at PrOvi-
dence Chicago q Providence l.
THE HANLAN-ROSS RACE.
Wallace Ross has forwarded $500 to the
Toronto Mail to cover Hanlans deposit and
articles of agreement for a race on November l.
the place to be mutually decided upon.
TRINKET AT FLEETWOOD PARK
John Shaw's Trinket made a mile in 2:14 n.
Fleetwood Park, New York, yesterday.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed IOcniS.

street lamps will be lighted at ESQ pm. and
eXtinguisled at i am
The District buildings will be open for bust
ness tomorrow. TIE 24th.
Yesterday afternoon some children while
playing with matches at $50 VI street northwest
set ire 10 the building. The alarm was turned
in from box %, and the flames were eXtin-
guiShed with a loss of so.
Hannah Curry. coored woman IS years old,
residing at 1914 New York avenue, was found
dead in her led this mnrnnr
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TeleSraDhic Briefs.

Information has been received from Laredo
Texas, to the effect that mine of semi-bitumi-
nous coal. strongly resembling the camel va
riety, has been opened on the east bank of the
Rio Grande, about twenty miles above Laredo,
Texas.
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An Extra Session Of the Senate.

A PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT CALLING
THE SENATE TO CONVENE On TIE TENTH OF
OCTOBER
The following was issued to-day by the Prcsi-
dent Of the United States of America:
y PROCLAMATION.
Whereas objects of interest TO the United
States require that the Senate should be con
'ened at an early day to receive and act upon
such communications as may be made to it on
the part of the Executive:
Now. therefore. l. Chester A. Arthur. Presi-
dent of the United States. have considered it to
be my duty to issue this. my proclamation. de-
cialing that an extraordinary occasion requires
the Senate of the United states to convene for
the transaction Of business at the Capitol in the
City of Washington, on Monday, the 10th of DC
tober next at noon on that day of which all
who shall at that time be entitled to act as
members of that body are hereby required to
take notice.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
United States at Washington, the twen-
ty-third day of September in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-one, and of the independence
of the United States the one hundred
and sixth
ISigned - CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
By the President:
JAMES G. BLAINE.
Secretary of State.
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JAMES G.. BLAINE.
Secretary of State.
The Cabinet Reservations.


PRESIDENT ARTHUR REQUESTS THEM TO WITH
HOLD THEIR RESERVATIONS AND CONTINUE
THEIR DUTIES.
After the formal Inauguration Of President
Arthur yesterday the members of the Cabinet.
through Secretary Blaine. rendered their resg-
nations. In making the tender Secretary Blaine
informed the President that the motive of the
Cabinet was to spare him embarrassment by
leaving him entirely free, ut the moment of his
entering upon the discharge of his duties, to
surround himself with such constitutional adj
viSerS a. he might deem most competent to as
sist him in the grave responsibilities now de
VOWED upon him.
The President requested the Cabinet min
listers to withhold their designations and
continue in the discharge of their respective
duties. He said that under the circumstances
of course. he had not and could not at pre-
sent. give attention to state affairs. beyond
those requiring immediate consideration. and
that the Cabinet would confer a great personal
favor upon him. and assist him in the perform
ance of his duty. if they would consent to retain
their places.
Secretary blaine responded that the members
of the Cabinet were entirely at the President s
command. and would cheerfully obey any re-
quest or direction he might give: that in offer
inc their designations they had been prompted
only 10y consideration of the President ana a
desire to smooth the path of duty for him.
The President neither accepted nor absolutely
declined the designations: the matter simply
remaining in allegiance for the present and until
such time As lie can devote his mind o Questions
OF governmental policy.
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PILES pILEsn PrLEsln
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE NEED
PILESi ~


A sure cure Tor the Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered 10y DR. Wilss Car
Indian remedy) called DIR. Williams Indian Ointment.
single box has cured the chronic Of Is
80 years standing. No need suffer five minutes
after applying this wonderful soothing medicine. LO
Tons, instruments and Eectuaries do harm tn1
good Williams ointscnt abs,ris the tu,norA allay1
intense itching tartcisri, at night after getting WARN
In he'd, acts a Isouce instant aud psinloH
hef and is prepared oy Ple. itching OF the pE1vuk
parts. and nothing esc.
Sid by all Drii;a,.Fs, and sent by mail ON reootpe a
rr.,e-sl Ter box. PRANK s. HENRY Co. Pro.
pE5etprS. Cleveland OHIO. VII. b. ENTWISk.E, OTugs
yist, Pc r:sylvsu.a and 18th seee w.
:lrst)n. c.t'-. .stli Agent. tcolooo-1D
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nR. DUPARE'S CATARRH REMEDY CURES
y every case of CatarTb. PricG IS cents Try it, DIR
Dupares Blood and Liver Pills remove ali bilious dis
orders. Price 25 cents. Mrs. Dr. Titcombs Lung Balm
cures colds, coughs and CONSUMPTION. Price IS and 50
blind bleeding and itching piles Price SO cents For
west. Washington, ID. fy6
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The Committee Of the n. Y. Stock Exchange
and President Arthur.

CONFIDENCE EXPRESSED BY FINANCIAL MEN IN
Ills ADMINISTRATIONS.
. The committee of the New York Stock Ex-
change had an interview with President Arthur
to-day at one O'Clock. Mr.. F. NJ. Law
renee. vice president of the Stock Ex-
change addressed President Arthur as follows:
Permit me to have the honor to present to you
a DELEGATION composed Of the members Of the
New York Stock Exchange, sent by that or
ganiZation to express its profound sorrow
ana 10 take part in the solemn ceremonial
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Alexandria AHairs.

The Town To-DAY.-The town. in accordance
with che c ocamaton Of the mayor closed its
schools suspended theschool sessions The ho, Hs
We're tOlled at sunrise and noon some stores
were closed early, but stewards noon the CLOSING
became general. movement towards Wash,
ington began at an early hour, and all the beats
change nor other public Office was ona,aG -
On the midnight localtran from Washington a
difficulty occurred between a white man named
Smith and Hackley, q colored man. in which
some glass was broken. The police arrested
both parties on their arrival here and they gave
collateral for their appearance before the MAYOR
The steamer Ar1cwsnith was added to tie
ferry line Temporarily to-day. making three
steamers plying between this city and Washing
ton.
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CITY ITEMS.


For this Decades.
Cents fine BLACK Silk Hats S.
ttesf BLACK SIM Felt Hats 81:
Ne" STYLES Hack soft Felts 81 10 81
.li'ldIi me OF Tine soft Hats &, 10 ~
hi;t'A N'cN-w"ar in great variety:
. immense stock of BOYS Hats nj yAe &c n ana
sIIl AT Lewis Popular One Price store" GO
.th 81. hct. and h NV
y. b-fflce plainly marked i'm each hat
Brain md Nerve.
",hs h'a'h h"newer, greatest remedy ON
earth Tor Impotence. lcanness. sexual dehilisv
Nc. 81. at Druggists 40 Pa. ave.
could never sleep NJ proper hours cursed with
ahnorlnaI activity. his nerves were ALWAYS ON tho
gnt ritN. Could he have had the soothing hene6t
of pr. BenSon'S Celery and Chamomil., Pills hs
wrctched brains would not have ragged with i'm
proper fancics.
Hard or soft Corns
Are speedily removed hN use of Curealine. one
-''V nottI" VIII do H. Stott cromwell. f.
"Aiderncy Dairy Wagons,
Fresh AliCrn,h butter ehurnCd okrrN morning
and Delivered i'm l H. Ward" prlutS 4tA p..r
lh. Also. cottage cheese. blItt"Tlnllk and sweet
mix q. Der Ut Cream ih'. punt.
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n honor of the late President and

in honor of the late President. and to
present its highest respects to you. ]
shall not presume to engrosS your attention
longer than to present on" fact. that throughout
this momentous Crisis securities in the great
financial center have remained steady and firm
and it arises from this fact. that
the confidence placed in the hate
President and his administration If the finances
of the nation. has been. and now is reposed IN
You. for We have faith in your patriotism. YOUR
ability and your intention tn administer the
financial policy in a manner satisfactory to the
entire country.
President Arthur replied to Vice PreSi-
dent +. n Lawrence in substance as fol-
lows: "Gentl"men Of the New York stock EX-
change: ! am pleased to meet Won. hut deeply
GreVed that our meeting should result from so
SAD Calamity. ! thank you for the kind eX
rTrSSl0HS at your confidence and trust that
may be found 10 deserve it
Episcopal Observance Of the Day of Humilia-
ton and Mourning.
Right Rev. Bishop Pinkney has to-day ad
dressed the following letter to the clergy of his
diocese:
Dear Gthren ofhe CRe-qy: Ny attention has
been Just called to the proclamation of the Prcsi-
dent OF the United States appointing Monday
next as the day of humiliation and mourning Ill
view Of the sad calamity which has betallen the
nation. and urge you to give it a dutiful ODE
dience.
authorize YOU to make such selection Of collects
ana Holy Scripture as your Judgment may die
tate.
Nothing can be added to the proclamation for
IT hreathes the true spirit of the toSrcl. and is.
IN all respects, worthy OF the honorcd head of
the nation. WILLIAM PINKNEY.
Bishop of the Diocese Of Maryland
Sputemher y, 1881
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4 IEMETERY EOTICE-Statusry, Italian Marble aad
n. Gran.te Monuments. HeaCstnnsS. Nantes, &C.,
Wnacn VIII Be sold Mt very reasonable prices.
W. RUTHERFORD CO..
m1o-5m 1ll6 Pes.na. ave., Star oficc.
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HUNAItD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.


Batavia. Sat- "a Sept Scthia We'd, IL Oct.
Arabic We'd: % Sept Botlnia We'd. IS Oct.
Catalonia Sat, i Oct. Gaia.... We'd, % Oct.
Algeria We'd. Oct. Catalonia -. We'd, NOV.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORh.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
$SO and 300, according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, SIS additional
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steamers marked do not carry s.eera@e
StraRe at very low rates. Steeracc tickets from Iiy-
erpoo and Queenstown and all other parts Europe
lowest rates.
- Through bills OF laden given for Belfast Glasgow
HARE Antwerp and other portson the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the ComTaAy's Office
No Bowling Green, or both steerage and cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW CO., Cos 9Th street, Washington,
D. G.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO.,
tanl2 New York.
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Closing the Banks.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR
A paragraph in a morning paper calls atten-
ton to the non-closing of the banking house OF
Riggs Co. at noon to-day and on Monday in
accordance with the proclamation of the Presi-
dent. Such is not the case. As far as practical
bic their doors will be closed
out of respect to the memory OF
the late President. but as neither to-day or
Monday are legal holidays. it is absolutely neces-
sary that some one should be at the bank to pay
and receive payments of obligations maturing
on those days. The proclamation of the Presi-
legal holidays of such days as he may appoint
for thanksgiving, fasting and prayer. The
proclamation is for Humiliation and mourning. -
therefore not within the statute.
SERGEANT MASOS's CAsE.-Sergeant Mason.
who shot at the assassin at the Jail. on the 11th
inst, is still confined at the Arsenal. orders for
the court martial not having been promulgated
yet. There is but one opinion among officers of
the army as to the case. a.e., that he should be
punished, but among the soldiers he has many
friends.
Union Bethel ME. Church to A. Irvine, subs %
and %, So 1S2; $4,000. C. A. Eldridge to Alice
NJ. Oftendger, subs. 80 and As, So. S3l: $500.
Chas. A. Eldridge to Latitia Higgins, subs. 46.
So 81, GO. 81, 81, 90 and 20, 80 and Is, so. S57.
$1,000.
The HEBREW NEW YEAR.-Rosh Hashono. the
Hebrew New Year, 5642. commences this even
ing and will be celebrated tomorrow. Saturday
September "a, 1881. of the Christian era by all
Israeites. 1t is the first day of the Hebrew
month Tishri, and also the first day of the civil
year. The assumption is that the world was
created thereon. and it is made holy cor,oca-
ton, no work being allowed upon it. It is also
called Yom Truoh. the sounding of the cornet
Levticus, xiii. chapter, Gath verse. and Yom
Hazicoran, the day of memorial AS such it re-
calls to memory how the Eternal regarded with
favor the patriarch ancestors of the Hebrews
and teaches their descendants to endeavor nv
their actions to deserve that the Almighty may
remember all human beings favorably and write
them in the book of life. The first ten DAYS of
the month Tshri are called ten penitential DAYS
and Sabbath, October Il. Intervening between
New Year and the Day of Atonement. is called
tn Ines Saona1h shnya onaecoqnt of the Haphtorah
HOsea xiv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-23

IRON BITTERS.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
IRON BITTERS Are highly recon- IRON BITTER
mended for all dis
eases requiring O
true Tonic certain and efiic- Cure Dysperss
lent Tor.ic, espe-
lciaily Dyspepsia,
indigestion, Inter
nittent Fever Loss
IRON BITTERs. q Alaetite, Lack IRON BITTERA
of Energy, etc. En-
riches the blood and
complete strengthens the For Delicate
muscles, and gives
new life to the
strengthened. nerves. They act Females.
ike charm the
ldgestiye organs,
removing all dys-
lpeItlc nlIltonls.
1904. ,,,,... TRY THIN.
lhoN bITIERS, Sod 10y al Drug IRON BITTERA
s .. Write for the b c
Sure Appetizer Book. A Sure paxi,er
Sent free.
Sec that all IRON BITTEfS ara ,u.p,f.c,nr.s Ia
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY and have Crossed r,,j
lines on the WRAPPER.
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STEAMERS, &c.
NOTICE.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

NOTICE.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
At W. syerI M eas hff T foo: , of I'll
So1ain Ferry On ifukspAX NsmiHi turri 1ar n
eS anyE S s%a
knt e far SSsn as UF ns
aJO-6m }. X. WOOD. Manager.
POTOMAC srEA fIsGMEsf GShPASY's ADvER-
FOR n6Sof FsEE EoEgENqq lSb FSsnREss
Steamer GEORGE L GHhkY on TUESDAYS and
THURsDAYs at $50 p. m. and sATtRDAYs6p M ,.'
REDUCTION OF RATES BEGINNING SATURDAY,
so II TNTL FuR Rd NOTICE
Eirst class Piney Point and Point Lookout g
secondclass round Tip to Fort Monroe and Nor W
second.ciass round trip to Piney Point and Point
Lookout. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Tickets and stateroems for ana information fur
COOKS Tours l4si PennsyiVania avenue Rooses Cigar
Stands star Sat at pEincips Hotels r Polkino neAt to
GEORGE MATTINGLY.
VIM. p WEIGH Agent. je25
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS
An u, STEAMER LADY OF The LAKE >-
DAY e1Sf f sSa f fa at
M, touching at Piney Point Point Lookout and Fort
ress Monroe Excursion Tickets will be issued fol-
First class hound Tr1p to Fortress Monroe and Nor
First class Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
Second class round trip 81 90
Fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout a 80
fIrst class Round Trip to Iiney and Lookout oo
Second. class round 90
and stTs at four ocosk
els ans 18th se m ea be e. Saena At
Bank ?! = Sis i,ift wharf
River IN SeS York every sATTRRhAi at four O'Clock
H.. ana Georget9wn every fRiDAi at am For
ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
apps Glib 18th street. opposite Z. S. Treasury.
NEW YORK ROTTERDAM
The firs..class Steamers of this Line.
AM s.sffitTh,M '. no sdaniT
Carrying the U s. Mails the Nsihsr!anSs leave Vat
Fon c$S Br9 se 81 Cabin on &ED sss
He cAAa ark I ensral AGENT q South Ma%
CO, 925 Pennsylyania avenue, Washington, or +.
corner New York and 18th northwest jail
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE
IT,, LONDON, SoUTHAMPToN AND BREMEN.
roR OF I sSm s ayfkX
Saes OF passage,From New York to Hayre, London
b:s S rsps i sss siss ssssna
3s; For freight or passage apply to OEiRICHS CO
CO., 925 Pennsylvania avenue northwest Agents for
Washington. jan12
CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
BETMEhS NEW YoRa AND bf kfHERPooL
,,p C IN bIssS At At CORK HARBoR
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DIR. c. ", BFNSON'S
SKIN CURE
Is Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA. TETTERS. HCMORS,
INFLANMATIoN, MILK CRUST
ALL ROUGH ScALI ERIPTIONS,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP
SCRoFt1.At Frs. TENDER IT CHlN CS. and PM
PIES on all parts OF the body.
1t makes the skin white and smooth removes tan
aud trcckles. and Is the BEST t0ilr dressing IN THE
"pRl-D Elegantly nut up. TWO bottles in one paCL
age consisting Of both internal and external Treatment
All first Glars druggists have Price 81 per package
SEQ
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DIR. BENS0N'S NEW REMEDY AND FAyoRITE
PRESCRIPTION.
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7 W. KENNEDY & co,
Established lSo0.)
606 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND COZ b STREET
NORTHWEST,
Have for Sale 1t Bottom Prices
PRESERVING KETTLES, APPLE PAIRING MA
CHIMES, WITH Corning AND
SLICINti ATTACHMENT
PEACH AND POTATO PARFRS
IMPROVED BEER VENTS AND FAUCETS.
ASBESTOS HOUSE PAINTS.
n. B.-Store closed at Pm. ais
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS,

BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
n9-eo BALTIMORE MD
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Hard or soft Corps
NlSEMENTS

E'oRpS OPERA HOUSE
HAvERLY'S UNITED MASTopoN MIN
STREIS.
Recognized as II vors l,y the Multitude
Welcome With the Nrrrest Enthusiasm.
Io-iiSHt Tonight. IN ACh PRIMES
bf'tllI k'NNl~l1iuE are uli'ssIst and ~ yeas-
Grand RcolrninE Tishtlnsac~. - -''
- Grand EcHIeniuE In the meantime bring the
Grand Eeoennr iaS and avoid Hf thu %rowd
lo-hsht- Tonight. at ni-ht.
FAREWELL MATINEE To MORROW
BLACK Pant'tnIne ANA other Novelties.
MONDAY september 26.
Gilbert SulNans Patience" as
FENHE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL.
New h"'k Avenue.
In response ~ numerous requests, viii a
SAT- hbAl 2ih inst at might until 10 ~ Ne. as the
usual Ia .urs during the day.
Should I'M weather continue warm il viii lee KEPT
olen next week, of which due notice VIII h. .iscn 10y
advertisement IL
'ENo THE PUBLIC.
MR.. DRIVER takes this method If announcing 10 his
GaEns a , N ,Tpsnnf1epS. e th death g rdent
%ntil faft i G nStcp ''N M vi" ~ 'sfi NJ
4 BNER's SUMNER GARDEN.
On account of President Garied's death the Concerts
until MONDAY EVENING. September Goth scott
| SCRIBNER's BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE. Ex-
| ~ CHANGE AND RIDING SCHOOL.
Tallmadge Hall (9ihx4O fect) s2s street northwest
on Ground Floor. Sole Agency for English Bicycles
and Trieyc,es. Any style (either English Ameri-
cam furnished Second hand Machines Cheap.
B2s WIN. G. SCRIBNER. Proprietor.
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"A, ihERE was something sincularIy pat,ctic in
.1e aeatn OF Mr. W. b. Horner. manari:,.r ed ~
81 the Pittsburg Commercial Gn.,f,. hn,st"r :,
Gentioned In The STAR. He was nTostratcd
ILL , oserwork on the day after Gen Garee,d
Vas shot, and he conceived the ilc, that L NJ
iafe was wrapped UP in that of re pres:;o ~
On Monday night he heard the bells tolIn., ~ = I,
knew that the event which he regarded a. fs...
70 himself had come. He grew RAPIDLY verse
ana died on "Wednesday morning.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-09
LOCAL NOTES.

| The California Pacific viii be opened for
running special mixed train between this
city and Davisville to-day. Superintendents
| r. II. Pratt and J. M. Wright and others
went ever the road yesterday, and found it
| in proper condition for this service, and the
special trains will continue until the perma-
nent road bed over the new trestle is COM
| pleted at Webster Station. The trains be-
| tween here and San Francisco will then re-
sumo running upon this line upon the same
schedule as formerly, with the exception that
the overland train going East win arrive
| here at 2:15 P VI. instead of Las.
Street Commissioner Davis states that he
will put force of men at work next Mon
day filling the holes and ruts upon the
streets, in relation to which there have been
lively complaints for the past few days. This
will be appreciated by those who engage in
driving, for q slow gait at present is the only
method for safety.
The military company at Woodland has
been accepted as a part Of the National
Guard, and designated Company f, First
Artillery. Its officers as commissioned are
Captain. c. NJ. easier; First Lieutenant.
G w. Myrick; Second Lieutenant, David
Tobias.
A pleasant and extensive surprise party
was extended TO Mrs. George f. Lyons, by
her friends, night before last Instrumental
and vocal music, games and dancing were en-
gagged in, and supper given.
The freight shipments East from this city
yesterday include carloads Of wine, Of
barley, of hides, l of powder, of wool aud
of salmon.
The weather at this point was cool yester
day, and in the afternoon threatening, with
wind SOUTH and an occasional sprinkling.
Thirty-four immigrants. including twenty
three males, will arrive from the East by
overland this afternoon.
Bishop Paddock and family of Washing
ton will arrive on the overland train from the
East this morning.
The filing of bids for lease of buildings
and privileges at the Agricultural Park close
on Monday next
The river yesterday was at the 20 feet 1
inch mark