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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-14

MERGED, April 13.-lt will be remembered
that on the 18th of March last in the two
tax cases then pending in the Superior Court
of MERGED county, in which the county was
plaintiff and the Central Pacific Railroad
Company defendant, the Board of Super
visors and District Attorney accepted certain
offers of compromise made by the railroad
company, to pay about 60 per cent. OF the
amounts claimed for taxes then delinquent
for the fiscal years of 1880 and 1881 and 1881
and 1882, and judgment was then entered by
the Clerk for the sums mentioned in the
written offers of the railroad company's at
torney. Since that time the railroad COM
pany have paid the amounts of those judy
ments to the County Treasurer of this county,
ano satisfaction of judgment was entered in
each case. To-day the railroad company
filed and served notice of appeal to the Su-
preme Court in each case,
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The Sherman Party.

Los ANGELES, April 13,h.-General Sher.
man and party, consisting of General o. NJ.
Poe, Colonel A. P. Morrow, Miss Sherman
and Miss Poe, arrived from Arizona this
evening. They will remain here until next
Tuesday evening.
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And in accordance with law and an order o. the
Board of Directors, made on the Sth day OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold al
the store OF SHERBUEN 4 SMuH, No S9S X
street, on the 25th day Of APRIL 1882, at2P.M. OF
such day, to pay delinquent assessment thereon,
together with cost o. adye Using and expense Of
the sale NELSON WILCOX, Secretary.
Office, No. go NJ street. alI.id
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IL we except the valuable service rendered by the
Funded Dsbt Commission. ell tinkering with the
public debt OF Sacrament, has redounded to the
benefit Of the brokers Who speculate in city secur
ties.
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DeIiBqueD

Delinquent Noticc.-GrcarCr eviee Mining
Company, Principal place Of business, Sacramento
city. There is delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account Cf assessment levied
on the 9th day OF MARCH, IsS2 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows: No No.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Ladies' OF Delicate Constitution Can
not use the coarse cathariics without danger
BRISToLS SUGAR COATED Pills, uniting the
properties of a gentle laxative and stomaehic,
appear to be especially adapted to the wants Of the
sen MALT
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For saIe.-The wneie OF 0ne-half In
terest in the SACRAMENTO TRANSFER COM
PANY, together with stock aud everything in work.
ing order A paying investment for live man.
For terms and particulars, apply 70 JEROME c.
CARROLL, No. lGO9 Second street, a5-u
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Law yers Literally Paid.

FRESNO. April 13sh.-The Supervisors have
allowed d. S. and r. J.. Terry SIS, 900 in the
case of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany for taxes, and like sum in the case of
the Southern Pacific Railroad The taxes are
not yet collected. however.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO HOUSE KEEPERS.

CSTEAM CARPET BEATING MACHINE CORNER
- o and Twelfth streets, Sacramento-the only
Cleaning. RELAXING and Reftting Specially All
work warranted. Employ none but frst.elass work
men, orders left at LOCKE & LAVENSoNS, No.
81 street or. at residence, Twelfth and y street
als-Sp1m ANDREW HATHAWAY, Proprietor.
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Safe Burglar sentenced-Musical Con.
yentfOn.

SANTA Rosa, April 13th.-Lamont, the
Cloverdale safe burglar, was to-day sentenced
by Judge Temple to twenty-five years at San
Quentin. this having been his fourth convic.
ton. He was taken to the State Prison by
Sheriff Dinwiddie this afternoon.
The Musical Convention here is meeting
e,raat euooasa
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Ifyou want Furnished or Uufurnished

Fer Fine Cakes, lee Cream, etc., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, 40 to HENRY
FISHER, No. sos ST., bet Fifth and SIKH. ms3-lm
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BORN.

Sacramento, April 13-Wife Of II. A. Bemis, a son.
Near Colusa, April 6-Wife Of James ates a
daughter.
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EnWt. cAc,NALADER.

OFFICE, CORNER THIRD hND J STREETS
residence, corner Tenth and streets sacra.
msnto, Cal.
Notary Public.
United States Commissioner.
Commissioner Of Deeds for the States and Terri.
tories and Conveyancer. Particular attention pail
to taking dispositions.
drawn and acknowledge. felv-u
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
Lodge, n. of P.-Rai,r0Rd Taxes in
Merccd-Safe Burglar Sentenced-S0I.
der Accidentally shOt-Youfhfui Crimi.
nal Captured-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REo,RD-us1os.l

SAN JosE. April 19th.-The Grand Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, met this forenoon. A
resolution to increase the salary of the G..
K. of r. and S. was referred. A resolu-
ton to appoint committee tc consider the
feasibility of providing home for MANNED
and INDECENT Knights was referred.
The election of officers resulted as follows
Grand Chancellor. John H. Harvey, of No.
4; Vice Grand Chancellor, f. W. Bell OF
No. "a; Grand Prelate. Frank Fish, of No.
60; Grand Keeper of Records and Seals, A.
G. Booth, of No. 16; Grand Master of Ex-
chequer, George Cantas, of No. s; Past
Grand Chancellor. Sam. L. Terry; Grand
Trustees-H. G. Baker. of No. S5; I. II.
Geyselaan, of No. Is; c. E. Fleming, of No.
30. The grand reception comes off this
evening.
SECOND DIsPAToR.l
San JOSE, April 13th.-This afternoon the
rank of Grand Lodge. K. of P. was con-
ferred on p. c. Madden, of Live Oak Lodge,
No. IL. A resolution to amend the Grand
Lodge Constitution, so as to allow none but
representatives to vote on the election of
Grand Lodge officers, was lost, after lengthy
debate. A motion to reconsider the matter
of holding the Grand Lodge in San Francisco
next year, was made the special order for to-
morrow. The time for the election of repre-
sentatives was changed from the third stated
meeting in January to the first stated meet
ing in March. 1t was decided that brother
having broken arm, but still able to follow
his usual vocation and receive his regular SAL
airy, was not entitled to benefits. 1t was re-
solved that member suspended for more
than year for violating the laws of the
Order, and who desires reinst cement, must
first make application to the Lodge wherein
he was suspended. The decision of the Grand
Council in the case of Z. Hartshorn agsinat
Myrtle No. 16, was sustained. The grand
invitation ball given the Grand Lodge by
Triumph No. AZ, Of San Jose, took place to-
night in Music Hall. 1t was largely at.
tended and very enjoyable.
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Serious Quarrel Between Boys-Dropped
Dead.

NEVADA, April 13th.-Dwight Rolfe, aged
Is, son of 1. j. Rolfe, was struck over the
head with heavy stick last evening by boy
named Ed Long. A severe conclusion of the
brain was produced, and the injured boy lay
in an unconscious condition for nearly eight
hours. For awhile his life was despaired of,
but the physicians think now that he will
recover. The lad who gave him the blow is
about Is years old. The boys were QUAR- cling
over game.
A wood-chopper named John Hopf dropped
dead in his cabin, three miles from this place,
Tuesday evening. An autopsy showed death.
to have been caused by aneurism of the aorta.
Stopf was German, SO years of age, and
unmarried.
A Nevada County Town Set Right.
NORTH SAN JUAN, April 13th.-There were
no demonstrations here against President
Arthur relative to the Chinese bill, all reports
to the contrary Notwithstanding. Our peo-
pie condemn the veto, but are sensible
enough to refrain from such foolishness as
efigy hanging, and We have no hoodlums
here.
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Old Lady Injured.

MARYsvILLE, April 13th.-Mrs. Shermire.
an old lady living near Live Oak, Suffer
county, last evening fell from tree which
she was pruning. and broke her leg. 1t is
supposed that she sawed off the branch on
which she was sitting. She is doing well.
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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases OF Seminal Weakness. Loss Of Vgor Nocturnal
Emissions, lmpotency, Nervous aud Physical Debil-
ity and all that class of complaints arising from En-
cess, lndscreuOn or Abuse. Tho old find in this
remedy a fountain Of youth, and the Young safe
guard and protection. DR.. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever cause, TO their pristine vigor Price,
8 so per bottle. Sent c. o. D., by express, to any
iers to a. MoBoYLE Il CO., Druggists, Postoitics
Box 1852, San Francisco. ii33p6m
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Photographs sIperdozen.

photographs 81 per dozen.-' The NimbIe
Sixpence Better Than the slew Shilling (" II YOU
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS. Mt a reasonable price,
go to BEALS' GALLERY, No. 4i5 j street, H. S.
BEALS, Operator. fe9-lm
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A Card.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay loss Of manhood, etc, will
send q recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. send a self addressed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station
d, New York City. NJ 6mWFM
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Rooms, so TO the best house in the city, Cunie
Building Eighth and streets: kept first class in
| every respect. MRS. GRICE, Proprietress nil5-u
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WEINSTOCK&LUBIN
FRIDAY, APRIL IA, 1882.
SACRAMENTO TEMPERATURES.
....5lI s...-.
FRIDAY APRIL IA, 1882.
SACRAMENTO TEMPERATURES.

E8 We have been appointed agents for the goods of: "a
j. B. STETSON CO.; Philadelphia Makers of FINE HATS;
TSNOX, of New York. FINE SILK HATS;
BURT & PACKARDS FINE SHOES;
J. & I. COUSINS, New York LADIES' SHOES;
FISK, CLARK FLAGG, FURNISHING GOODS.
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The Academy Of Sciences.
RECEPTION GIVEN By PROF. G. r. BAIRD-THE PR

The Academy Of Sciences.
A RECEPTION GIVEN By PROF. g. r. BAIRD-THE PRO
CEEDINGs TO-DAY.
Prot. s. F. Baird, secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution, Invited the members OF the Philo-
sophtcal, AnthropolOgical and Biological societies
of this city and others to meet the men,
bers Of the National Academy Of Sciences at the
National Museum last night, and in response q
very large and distinguished gathering assembled
In the northwest hall of the museum building,
where the guests were received by Prof. Baird, his
wife and daughter. In an adjoining hall fne
collation. was served The guests included, besides
the members OF the NatiODal Academy, Chief
Justice Waite, Vice President Davis, Rear Admiral
jenkins, DR.. yelling, president OF Columbia Col
lege; Hon. Peter Parker. Dr.. Leonard Gale, Hon.
j. Knox, DR.. Toner, Mr. NoTdhon and nearly all of
those prominent in scientific circles in the CITY,
The academy resumed It's session to- lay. The
following papers were read: Preliminary notice OF
new Dividing Engine, 81. A. Rowland; on photo
graphs OF the spectrum OF the Nebula in Orion,
Henry Draper; Theory Of Concave GratingS, 81. A
Rowland; on the tnfra.red Solar spectrum, s. p.
Langley; on the results of the tncandeScent lamp
tests at the Paris exhibition, g. F. Barker; note
special form OF secondary battery or electric
pick inorganic acids continued } Wolcott Gibbs
description of an Articulate OF doubtful relation
ship from the tertiary beds OF FOrissant Colorado,
8. 81. Scudder; Biographical notice OF Prof. John
w. Draper, G. F. Barker: some discoveries that
enhance the value OF the Cotton and Orange crops,
C. " Riley; the relation OF ratn-areaS to areas
low pressure, Elias LOOmiS
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An Attempted Suicide.
NAN CUTS HIS THROAT AND Is NOT EXPECTED n

MAN CUTS HIS THROAT AND Is NOT EFFECTED 10
LIVE
Mr.. John Osborn, the engineer OF the st. James
hotel, made an attempt about O'Clock this morn
ing to commit suicide at his house on K, between
Sd and ~ streets southwest by cutting his throat
with a common pocket knife. It seems that he has
for several weeks past shown indications OF an Inn
paired mind, and this was 30 manifest that Col.
woodbury., the proprietor OF the house, advised him
to go down the river on an extended excursion to
divert his mind from care. and he did so, remain
he went home about O'clock and and CO COM ..
Pla1ned ai , OF having asl pain In . his stomach
arose and went into the water-closet, and was
found there little later with his throat cut from
Hazen was SUI summoned. % ana im,nd % that the wind !.
pipe had been severed and that he had lost about
two gallons OF blood He seWed up the cuts and
he Will not survive There Is no cause assigned
dor the acs more than low state q health
DEATH OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TEAcHER--Miss
public schools Of this city. died to-day at the resi-.
dence OF Prof. Abbe, In the 26th year OF her age.
'aaoI miss Bartlett who was graduate Of the the Wash
lar and proficient In the corps Of public school
teachers. Her death is sincerely regretted
PERnIr GRANTED ron EIzerB1c LIGHTING. -The
The District Commissioners have agreed &c
grant permit to the Hessier Electric Light
Which Ss aR s eas an ne
street between Tth and ,5th, sd st stn street ane
damass xis mps e
NED the a. authorities that 20 harm shall come e
nem sp1 nas y rssssd g en eSspeEmen and
eay that the company mus 90 10 Congress for it
Ine company propose = go about the work q
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The Missouri Bond RObbers.
IRWIN TRsTIFIEs AS TO THE OPERATIONS OF rHu

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April ls.-George m. Irwin, ono
OF the bond thieves who with w. w. Scott was
arrested in New York some days ago, has testified
before the grand jury and given the modus ope-
randi OF the gang. He says that Enos Crowther,
Cox was arrested last week for completely In the
anafr, borrowed Register Ringo's safe key and
made, and, accompanied by Cox and Scott, went
70 the registers ONCE. opened the safe and ab-
stracted the bonds Irwin was I'm the plot, and it
east, sell the bonds and return and divide the pro-
ceeds with Crowther and Cox; then 900 more
OF the bonds were to be taken In the same manner
and disposed OF In the same way. Irwin says ft
required several weeks TO get the whole scheme
arranged, and even then they acted too hastily TO
DO sharp work Irwin's statement seems TO be
generally believed.
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SALEM, MASS, April 19-This morning, as the
10 80 train to Boston on the Eastern railway was
passing the siding at Castle HILL gravel train
backed into IL smashing the engine and tearing out
the side OF the baggage car Frank Proveaux, 0f
the Amesbury express, had an ankle broken, ana
Frank woodbury., OF Bells Beverly express, lad an
arm broken and Sustained injuries about the head.
he Is probably fatally hurt Several others were
slightly bruised.
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Cable News Of To-day.


RELIEF OF PROSECUTED HERkHwS
LONDON, April lathe Mansion House Jewish
committees at meeting last night empowered
Mayor Yates, q leading merchant OF Liverpool
VINO Is about TO visit America, 90 assure the vara-
GUS committees In that country OF the anxiety OF
the Mansion House committee to work In perfect
accord with them.
PfERoLAs ADHERENrs IN PERU 10 BE TRIED.
Advices from Buenos Ayres OF March 2fth state
that Admiral Lynch had ordered military trfbu-
nal 70 assemble In Lima TO try Avenas and ali
those who signed Pierolais manifesto incitinc =
revolution In Arequipa
THE ruNIsIAN NsuRosvrs
TuNn, April 1a-It is asserted that the move.
ments OF Turkish troops In Trfpon have prevented
the submission OF certain Tunisian fnsurrentx
Inc French are greatly irritated and regard the
occupation OF certain points on the frontier OF
Tr1por as indispensable.
Il Ds LkssEPs SCHEME 10 FLOOD THE DESERT o.
PARIS, April f0-The cabinet council has an.
proved the scheme OF M. De Lesseps for cutting 4
canal through the neck OF land dividing the gulf
OF Sabes from the salt marshes and low lying
parts OF the desert OF Sahara TO the south OF TunR
IL is expected that the sea will In virtue OF
TINS cutting once more NIL up the Sahara The DO.
1tical advantage to be obtained by the scheme win
De the Insulation OF Tunis and Algeria by creating
a water barrier between them and Tripoli. The
cost OF the canal IL Is estimated will be g. 0000o
francs
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The Man Who Tried 60 shoot The
Queen.
CHARGE TO THE (sRANp JuRy I'M uye rxsv

LONDON, April f9.-At Reading to-day Lord
Chief Justice Coleridge charged the grand Jury in
the case OF Roderick MacIean, who attempted 70
shoot Queen Victoria, at Windsor, on the ID of
March. His lordship said State trials In Eng.
land have been rare, but the law bearing on the
case, though over 500 years old, was
undoubted. The facts as narrated in the
dispositions OF the witnesses OF the assault
Clearly supported the charge. Baron Huddleston
was also on the bench. Sir George Bowyer is tho
foreman or the grand jury. A number OF the per
sons In the court room wore primroses, Lord Beae
consneld's favorfte flowers In memory OF the Ian
Earl, to-day being the anniversary OF his death.
In London also great many people are wearing
the same flower to-day In memory OF Lord BeS.
cOnS1eld.
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The MalRey Murder Trial.

NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, April 19-The dreary WORK
OF obtaining jury to try the Malleys and Blanche
Douglass for the murder OF Jennie Cramer pro-
ceeded slowly this morning and without Incident
At IL 80 O'Clock two Jurors had been chosen and
the panel was exhausted. Other panels have been
called for this afternoon.
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The Virginia ReaA1usters.
RECESS OF THE GENKRAL ASSEMBLY UNTII. u

RICHNoED, Va, April 19.-In the house OF dele
gates to-day, In furtherance OF the action OF the
conference OF leading readjusters held last night
a resolution providing for recess OF the general
June was adopted-ayes, 4s: nays, asa strict
party vote, excepting one readjuster who voted
with the democrats In the negative. The senate
win act upon the resolution tomorrow.
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The New York Dog show.

new YORK, April lathe following were among
the winning dogs at the bench show to-day: Eng
lish setter puppies under twelve months-d0g
Champion Irish setters-dOg Berkley, owned by A.
II. Moore, OF Philadelphia, Pa; bitch Noreen,
owned by Dr.. VIM Jarvis, OF Claremont, n. II.
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NEW YORK, April lathe strike OF the painterx
which begun on Monday last, virtually ended 20.
DAY by the accession OF the last large shop 20 the
demands Only @ few small shops now hold OUT
against dozen men.
The remaining striking trackmen OF the New
YORK Central and Hudson river railroad to-day re-
sumed work at the increase OF from 81 20 70 O. -
per day.
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The dead body OF an unknown man about g
years old was found this morning lying IN wagon
at Broad and Dauphin streets, Philaoelphia, with
q pistol shot wound In the head and revolvef
lying near BY. He b supposed to have committee
suicide.
John shriver, who shot himself in Philadelphia
yesterday after shooting his sweetheart 0lw
his victim. an1 n IL expected that both WIN ~
E me body of an unknown man Vas found a.
I, ana ihege 4 ogugy Indication q foul plAy.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. HaZen tS atOd Point Comfort
-Ex-Representative and Mrs.Warren OF Boston,
are at the Riggs.-Mr. Crypli Pa1moni is in town
for two weeks rest before entering upon his dra-
nor Noyes, OF Ohio, is at the Arlingt
Shuman, OF the Chicago Journal, very sensibly
announces tnat he Is not candidate for the
United States Senate or any other office, as has
been reported.-Senator Jones, OF Florida, Is to
address the young democracy of New York on the
evening OF the 2Sth inst.-RSpfesentative klce,
taDt Secretary OF the Treasury New will leave for
Indiana Tomorrow evening.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT REcEIFrs To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., se93 245 96; customs, 800 s401a
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THE VIRGINIA REAoJvsTERs.
TWO JURORS IN THE mALlsY MURDER TRIAL.

PAssAfc WINS THE RACE AT EPSON ro-DAy.
LONDON, April lathe race for the city ana en-
ouroan handicap at the Epson spring meeting 20.
day, was won by Lord Rossmores PaSsaic formerly
owned by Mr. p. Lorillard.
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Continent Smallpox i'm Virginia.
PETERSBURG, Va, April 1a-Confluent smallpox
has broken cut In Bermuda township Chesterfield
county, and every effort is being made 70 prevent
its spread.
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Mexican Continental Steamship sub

CITY OF MEXICO, MEX, April l9.-The govern
ment has granted a concession for the establish
ment OF the Mexican Continental STEAMSHIP
company, to run a weekly line between New YORK
Havana and Vera Cruz, with a subvention OF g. 90
for each round trip, to take effect September, 1884
mates The new company will be obliged to reduce
the present freight and passenger rates 10 PEI
cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19

MASONIC TEMPLE
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL q. O'CLOCK.
,,, Repetition, by request
MUSICAL AND LITERARY SELECTIONa
AND DANCING.
Tickets. admitting gentleman and two ladies, 81.
SINGLE admission, 30 cents.
Tickets for sale at Ellis, MetzerOtt's and Brad
Adams and by the members Of the Philharmonic
Society. al7-1t
GAPJTAL THEATER.
~ Jake Budd, manager Monday. April II, Nightly and
Tuesday and Friday mstnees The Strongest Specially
Show OF the Season Lizzie Derous, Allie Smith, MaRee
Allen Kitty Gardner Dick Morose 0rem Dixon. Bor-
mold Dxey Leighton. Prices Of admission sane a
usual. Alt
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PHLADELPHrA. PA, April 1.-THE corner-stone
OF the new armory destined for the use OF the lst
regiment, pennsylvania National Guards, VIII be
Laid this afternoon. The 22d regiment, OF New
York, VIII Sake e part In the ceremony, nearly oo
pieces and their own drum corps; also the veteran
corps OF the 29d and 23d New York regiments The
the Union League house by Gov. Hoyt, Gen Hart
ranft, and Mayor King.
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A Baltimore Bank President Falls
Dead.
BALTIMORE, April 19.-Mr. Hannibal II. Chase,
president OF the Peoples bank, fell dead this
morning, while on the way TO his place OF busi-
ness. This makes the third bank president who
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
s266 600