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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

This evening the annual dramatic entertain
ment given by Mrs Adeline Duval Mack aud her
pupils comes of at Fords Opera. House. aud an
Interesting programme has been arranged. Mrs.
Mack will appear us Queen Catherine and Lady
Macbeth George +. Erdmann us Henry VII, and Mr..
George n. Roberts as WOiscy and Macbeth. The
exqulsitely lovely Miss Belle Adams viii act Julia
in "Tne Hunchback," and the balcony scene in
Outlet" Mr.. Erdmann as Romeo Miss Susan
Bowie appearing rs Helen, and Mr. Clarence Os.
good us MOdus. There are a few seats left which
may be secured at the Opera House or Ells's to-
dn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

Captain Paul Boyon whose brave voyages have
made him world famous, is In the city, and has
on exhibition at the corner Of Maryland avenue
and Fourteenth street the big brother OF the whale
whom, history tells Us, lived once in the North
coast, and was towed ashore and embalmed. 1t is
over sixty feet long and weighs $1,000 pounds.
The whale pavilion Will be open all day every
of twenty-five cents for adults and fifteen cents
for phidren.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
Pennsylvania Railroad SmOkIng-Car LII


The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has issued
neat catalogue of the library In the smoking cars
running on the " New York and Chicago Limited
Express" An erroneous impression has gone
forth that these books are intended'for sale and a
deposit is required for the use of same. This is
not the case. ANY passenger on that train may
before leaving the train. In order to accommodate
those who may wish to take with them any book
that they have become interested in aud are un :
able to finish before reaching the end of their
journey, can do so by leaving the price Of same
with tho DOrler
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
Wine fur Inyni,ds and Table Use.

The Port Grape Wine Of New Jersey is the best
medicinal wine IN the market, and 1t is said that
tie vintage of A. Speer far eXcels any other pro-
duced. II IL heavy In body rich IN flavor and
well ADAPTED for sickly persons and for general
Grape Juict jus As it runs rcsn from the press for
the use of temperance people and churches, with
cut fermentation or the use of spirits, as well Ms
board,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

The Capital Theater under Jake Budd's able
management, promises TO be more interesting this
week than ever. Tho great Horseshoe Four
combination, with Frank Carr, ]. j. Quinlan, Josie
aud Ella Love, QuilteT aud Goodrich, lie Clair,
Russell, Dutch DAILY Blanche Moneried, Frank
Campbell Emery and Russell, Frank Lewis, and
many others will appear.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
Abner,s Sinrden.

Abners summer garden is as cool as an ice
house, and is crowded every night, The orchestra
under the leadership Of Professor Chr. Arth dis
COURSES sweet strains. Professor Rudolph Green
of baltimore the yiolinist, aud the Raner Tyro-
lean Singing Company are great cards Mr.. Ferd
A. Rockar is the manager of the garden, and
makes every one com PORTABLE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

The steamer W. W. Corcorau, Captain L. L.
Blake, will make two trips to Mount Vernon on
Decoration Day, boat leaving her wharf, foot OF
Seventh street, NJ 10 n. IN. aud $3.50 p. M the last
boat arriving about 8 p. m. The tomb will be
deliberately decorated, aud additional interest will
be given the occasion by the presence of the la
dies of the Mount Vernon Association, who come
from all sections of the country To which he was
SO instrumental In giving life.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

There viii be an excursion to Quantico on the
Excelsior tomorrow under the auspices Of u c
Potomac Steamboat Company. A pleasant day Il
anticipated by the many persons who have signi-
fed their intention Of going, The tickets are fifty
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
EXCURSION TO GREAT FALLS.
Day OF Plcasurc-A visit 10 "UncIc y
Dichey's-GnIe on thc Raging Canal.

A Day OF Plcasurc-A visit 10 "UncIc"
DIchey's-GnIe on the Raging Canal.
Quite large excursion party, including rep
resentative Of THE REPUBLICAN, LEFT Georgetown
about 7 O'clock Saturday morning on the steam
packet Excelsior, via the canal, for Great Falls.
The ladies aud gentlemen composing the party
were General and Mrs. Spear, Mr.. and Mrs, John
Joy Edison, Colonel aud Mrs. Marcus Hopkins
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Gardner, Mr.. A. A. Brooke.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Whitney, Colonel aud Mrs
MOgcc, Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ schuster Mr.. and Mrs.
aud Mrs. H. II. TwnmLly, Mr. q. A. Max, Mr.. l.
I. Begthrong, MIR. Charles McCook, Mr.. \. j. Hail.
MIR. General McClok, Mrs BsrthrOng, MR.. Alex.
under Gardner, Miss Eliza Gardner, Mrs. Heating
Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. Cuthbert, Mr.. Hardy, Miss Me-
Knight, Miss Edith Heaton, Miss A. l. Hvaion, Miss
May Brooke Mis- Carrie Mclaughlin, Miss Belle
Lulu Twombly. Mr.. John joy Eds N was chosen
commander Of the cxped,tI ton, aud ably performed
the duties OF that arduOus position
ALL WHO VISIT GREAT FALLS
should not fail to call upon "Unce" Dl..
is located on the Virginia side of the falls AID &c
reach him 1t is necessary to leave the canal about
near the falls. A well-beut,n path lea! To the
ferry where "Uncle" Dickey VIII be found, with
lbs IQat ready to take you across , , The path or
tie old canal, and Is one of the most picturesque
and interesting spots to be found anywhere along
| the Potomac, The old canal Is now nearly filled
up, and an old mill near the falls and II large
brick structure, once used as the business office,
and jail situated some distance down the canal,
both III rufus, but are worth looking at MS 1t Is
stated they were all constructed undcr the
supervision of General Washington. 1t is most
| astonishing that advantage has never been
taken of the very superior facilities afforded
ut Great Falls for one of the grandest wafer powers
on this continent, and II is possible ana even prob
| able that nj no very distant day what is now al
| most n wilderness will be u busy manufacturing
| town. The storm struck the excursion puriyabaut
o'clock on their return, NJ that point where the
canal passes near Cabin Johns Bridge 1t ragged
| iiercely for few minutes but Captnin Edson was
equal TO the emergency, and by his great co0lncSs
and presence of mind averted any disaster. The
boat arrived safely in Georgetown at 1880, and all
| on board were delighted with the pleasures o. the
day. The ladies deserve special mention for their
efforts to make all happy aud succce led most ad-
| nlrnllv
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.


Tor the Middle Atlantic States, local rains, followed
bp clearing trodther; fnds shJno to colder norhres
eriy' higher pressure.
For Washington, nom a. m. 10 midnioht-
Fair Dedth,r,
Thcrmometric readings.-7a M, n.0o; II q. M,
1890; 3 p m sOSoi ?. M, 600; IL y. M, 64,5o;
maximum, $500; minimum. CASE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
The MAR NYn.I,Inrtnn.

Mr.. Randall will give grand prize excursion
on his commodious steamer Mary Washington to-
morrow. lady's gold watch and a gentleman's
silver tmckgcper viii he given away. Children
under ten years of age, If accompanied by their
Ihrens, win be admitted free. Tickets nty cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

and see the enormous stock of clothing we carry,
the low prices we name, and the superior styles
we produce, we Hie confident you Will purchase
from us. Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and L
gir
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
ESr-A-BLISEIED 1870.
SBATON PBRRY
to Perry & BrotherJ

offers to the Public, at Exceptionally Low Prices
NEW AND CHOICE FRENCH SATtNES, at sec,
2iinth Twillcd All-Silk FOULARDS, at Zoe; re-
'&Sdersen's best quality SCOTCH zEPHYRs and
BYLpliIDES. ,..,..,, , o,.,...,.
HLKS. - ..,... 49,.
COLORED SURAH SILKS and SATIN RIA
DANES, from SIS to e. ..
+" A special Offering" of 2l-inch BLACK SATIN
RHADA MES at g. 1890 -
't;reat attractions" in BLACK SILKS, from 7jc
ELEGANT ALL.sILK GRENADINES, from sl.25
PURE LINEN and MERv LAWNS in great va.
rety. ,,.,.., ,.,,,,- ,-,,rr,,,, ,s,
RICH ALLrSILK PLUSH GRENADINES.
SILK and Isle HOSIERY. - -
GAuZE UNDERWEAR, STYLISH HANDRER-
EMBRoIDERED ROBES, ALL CoLoRs, at si5
LkDiEs' LINEN and MoHAIR DusTERs.
Isle GLOVES, MOUsQUErAlltE KID
NEW JACQUARD LINENS FOR FURNITURE
COVERS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
LOCAL MENTION.
.URLIC VOICE.

CORNER FOURTEENTH AND LsTREETs
NORTHWEST, Jan. 2, 1882.
GENTLEMEN: / have sold great
quantities Of the medicine known
as Browns Iron Bittcrs, and every
purchaser speaks In the highest
terms Of 1t MS n reliable and most
worthy medicine.
i. NJ. MCCOMAS.
browns Iron Bitters perman-
~ y cure Nervousness, Weakness
iho' General Debility by enrlching
j.. blood, Strengthening the mus.
vs. and giving tone to tie nervtsl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

CAsHMEREs, satns, silk, Grenadines, Crepes.
ia seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

ONE lot wide passementerie' at 4s cents yard
and one lot Spanish laces az 20 cents yard at
Baum's for this week.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
eIe NOTICE.


WASHINGTON, ID. Co MAY -, lSS2
Personal taxpayers hereby notified In obedience
to law that they are required TO make out and return
statement of their personal property within forty
five DAYS from this date, and in default of such
turn, the Assessor is required by law TO make out
such statement from the best information that can
be obtained, and add thereto II penalty of so per
centum
Blank schedules can be obtained ut this Office
BY order of the Commissioners OF the District Of
Columbia. ROBERT T. DODGE,
my
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

ANOTHER lot of eight. inch sash ribbons for 40
cents yard at Baum's this week.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry. &c. Call on or
address Herzog, S0S Ninth street. near Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

nyou want clothing for yourself 0r boys go
Eiseman Bros, corner seventh aad streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

Six red tickets good for present Young's
SO FRENCH corset for sl.G5 NJ 4cnllrs this
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

CHEAPEST man for Parasols. J. E. Young's, 73t
Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

MOURNING STORE, ia Seventh strA ,ells very
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29


nS55@ SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Center Market will he open as usual MAY 30,
Decoration bay, for short morning market, closing
promptly al 10 o'clock a. M. ny2g.2t
n~1aB-o PENNSYLVANIANS, NOTICE.
bS meeting of the PENNSYLVANIA Republican
Association will be held THIS MONDAY EVEN
ING, MAY 20, al o'clock at Marini's Hall, Oh L
street northwest. BY order of the President
my29 II WILLIAM NJ, ASH, Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in Slb. Ward prints at 40c per 10.
Also cottage cheese &c. per ball; buttermilk, sc.
per quart, and sweet milk SC. per quart
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
LADIES' GOODS:"N
Highly Important
The Second Story Of Our Immense
Building is Up.
n mill no,O be pushed fo1cdrd nth dis
patch.
. We expect to be under roof Within one
month.
We must prepare for remoral.

Happy faces thronged the streets ADJACENT 10 our
stores during the past week Sfiu more of them VIII
be for the balance Of 's season. for our reduc
ductons are greater ttan ever. Come and look az
the few BAH0AfNs We describe below and you VIII
appreciate the tFth OF assertion TINT such goods
NJ such price. not 70 be had anywhere in Wash
ington
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

uaRs LIVERY STABLE.
~ j. Is. OLCOTT
/, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
(enrance also from H).
Landaus, Coupcs, Saddle Horses, and everything
Stable.
A number Of very fine New Carriages Just added TO
the stock.
Carriages with drivers in livery, by day, week, or
Exchange. jag-iy
e~5yssARLINGTON LIVERY AND SALE STA
~ BLES, JOHN II. CLARK Manager.
No. 1724G street. between Seventeenth and Eight
zenith streets,
keeps for hire all the latest styles OF Carriages, by the
hour or month, with drivers In livery.
ladies' and Gentlemens Saddle Horses.
Particular attention given to Boarding Horses
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SEE Paris AmNzone Skirts. Young's, 736 seven
street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

.,wILLARns,-s. Van wyck, I. Lamont, New
YORK; q. II. Marsh, Dubuque, Iowa; Coleman Bene-
dit, James Mctiowen, jr., II. S. Wilbur brooklyn;
W. ~ Rockwell Meriden, Conni t. w. Hardt IT,
TOgemeicr, H. Hoffman, Won Bernntz. New York;
J. !. rayior, Frankfort. Ky; w. Arthur, l.. Water
7. sheffield san Francisco, and George o. Jones, Al
Ia v, n. Y.
MErUoroLtTAS.-H H. Coe, gainesville, Ohoi j.
T. ltohcrisun, Charleston, s. G.; n. G. Bidwel,, New
York; u. G. WintCrsmth, Louisville, KY; T. -
Cushing Boston; l.. g. Mnrchead Scottsvllle, N q;
y. Mnrdecai, Charleston, $. G.; s. Sampson, North
Carolinai Samuel McClellaud, Louisiana.
q, Rgos-C. Adler +. d. Foster, New Y9rki i; A.
Mcclin, Norh Carolina; $. j. Richie, Oho y j.
Siorrnw, Boston; W, II. Rockwell, c. $. Boylis, New
York, and Dr. J. a. Cabell Virginia.
ARLtNoToS.-J NJ. Berry, Liberty, Va; Thomas
Mcmahon, North Carolina; Lyman ElmOre, NJ. II.
Hayes, New York; George w. Hale. Omaha, Noh.;
A. w Elliott, ]. y. Pine, J. G. Mills, New York IL.
c. Senburp New Bedford, Mass.
ST. JAMES k. W. Foster, Boston; George f.
BrockCtt, Bclfhst, Me- II. O. Sturtovant SwHnton,
W. George A. Wattcs, Bennington, Vt; H. A..
WRshlngtun Toxins J. II. Howard, New York. John
Magwnne. St. Louis. Mo.
ERBtTT.-N. H. Palmer, san Francisco, Cal; p. NJ.
Reed, Milwaukee, WIZ; Henry kdmunds, London
Eugi J. ~. Treat, Wisconsin,; Judge Black, York,
Pa; w; II. Wilson, Trenton, N. j.; Frank II. Baker,
Pennsylvania.
ST. MAnc.--J. T. Davis, ]. Putzel, D. Grgentree
Marylnndi G. Abby, Baltimore, Md; G. S. Thomas
woRMLrya-I. Eaton, New York: Philip Ely
Boston; w. A. Wood New York; c. Pierce, Balt
more.
wrtcRrn's.-c. n. Bliss, II. p. Huntington, DR..
Hamilton, New York.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

J. y. Mason, OF Tucson, is in the city.
General 10 Hamilton came down from Auburn
yesterday.
Mrs Colonel j. R. smedbmg, of San Francisco
has gone East.
David Mcclure. OF San Franci.eo, left for the
East on Monday last.
J. II. Miller and his daughter, Libbie, came down
from Latrobe yesterday.
Sheriff George Burnham, Of FL Dorado county,
was in the city Yesterday.
G. C. Martin, OF Red Bluff, and w J. Wright, of
Msrysyille are in the city.
Senator W. A Sears, of Marin county, passed
through the city yesterday.
William NJ Gwn has returned from Southern
California to San Francisco.
} j. Crawford Charles Jordan and George Hugil
OF Placervie, are IN the city.
James Mem. Shaiter passed through the city en-
route to Marysviile Yesterday
Mrs James woodburn and her daughter Dora
have gone to Amador for few weeks visit.
r. C. J. Adney passed through the city yesterday
en- route from Georgetown, FL Dorado county, to
San Francisco
Mrs F. W. Sumner, who has been visiting friends
in the city for several days, has returned to her
home in San Francisco
Mrs Arthur Van Landt, Nay Eldred and F. c.
waterhouse will arrive from the East by the over
land train this morning.
present guest of Mrs. DR.. 0bed Harvey, OF Gait
Mrs Austin will visit Sacramento before her return
to san Francisco.
Miss Minnie Bethel, of Grass Valley, who has been
visiting this city for the past two weeks as the guest
of Miss Belle Knox, left Yesterday for Auburn,
where she VIII remain week, and will then return
home.
Edward Norris and Miss Minnie Labasse were
married yesterday afternoon at the residence of the
brides parents, 624 L street, by the Rev. /. E.
Dwinel. The attendants were F. NJ. Norris and
Miss Kitty Doedy. The newly married pair left last
evening tor weeks visit to Monterey
R. H. Pratt leaves to-day for San Francisco. where
he will enter upon the duses Of Assistant General
pany John B. Wright will succeed to the position
made vacant by the promotion Of Mr.. Pratt, that of
Division Superintendent Of the Central Pacific Rail
road Company.
A. Aitken, OF this city, will leave for the East to-
morrow evening, to attend as lay delegate the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church,
which convenes at Springfield, Ill.,, on the 18th
instant. He will also visit other portions OF the
East and Canada before returning. He expects to
be absent about two months.
At the Eldred House: p. W. Scott, r. Mahorne
W. W. Wade, 5. B. Moore, Michael Dixon, W. II.
Dixon, Denis Dalton aud wife, Cesumnes II. c.
Swain, j. Gray, c. W. Dugan, l.. Gardner, strobe ];
G. W. Sweat, Oliver Plummer, Michigan Bar ; Mrs
Mcdowell, George Atkiman, Miss Matte Mcdowell
Live Oak J. p. swain, Deer Creek, J. II. Richey,
lone; G. 7. McNaghler, Fair Play; D. Farney, Co.
Iona; J. II. Hamilton, Seblstopol II. F. Calen-
berg, Oleta Thomas Trapanza, San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-09
SUPERIOR COURT.
MONDAY, May Sth.
DEPARTMENT oNE-CLARK, Judge.

MONDAY, May sth.
DEPARraEsr oSE-CLARK, Judge.
Estate of C. c. Hayden-Trial account referred to
G.. Z. Bates as referee TO examine and report.
Estate of Thomas spencer-Contlnued for one
week by consent
Estate Of Michael 0Connel-Decree OF distribu-
tion entered.
Estate of a. c. Kirk-Contlnued.
Estate Of John Hector Continued to June 18th.
Estate OF E. B. Mott Order for family allowance
OK SIS per month, and order OF sale OF personal
property.
Estate of Jerome c. Davis-continued.
Estate of G. Hidden-Decree setting aside home
stead and order setting apart personal property.
Susannah Perkins vs.. Robert Per Ikins-Decree OF
divorce entered.
The People vs. All Hin-on appeal from Police
Court. Judgment affirmed.
The People ys. All You-On appeal from Police
Court Judgment reversed and case dismissed
The People vs. All Gin and Kim Chee-0n appeal
from Police Court. Judgment reversed and case
dismissed.
Maria c. Morris vs. Archibald w Morris-Orler
for default OF defendant. Testimony OF plaintiff
and Matte Morris and Mrs. Hicks. Decree of
divorce entered
The People vs.. Edward stewart-D Defendant ap-
peared, and, by consent OF District Attorney and
Court, allowed 10 withdraw the plea of not guilty
of petty larceny. Waived time, and sentenced to
thirty days in the County Jail
Estate of J. F. Metzgar-order denying petition
for partial distribution.
Estate Of Joseph wof-Order to show cause why
g. lie OF real estate should not be made.
Hector vs. Sprague-Demurrer overruled. Twenty
days to answer. Notice waived.
DEPARTMENT Two-DRSsoS, Judge.
People Of the State vs.. Joseph -Orderet
that Monday, May 3D. be fixed as the day for pro
nouncing sentence in the above case at 10 A. NJ. j
il further ordered that the phonographic reportel
ttanscribe his notes.
People of the State vs. All Fong-Charged with tht
rnts der of Ah Yot on the 18th of December last
On trial by jury.
plaintiff the defendant is ordered to pay the amount
Of plaintiffs cost bill to P. Dunlap one of the Com
missioners herein, within three days after this date
and in case he fails to do that execution issui
therefor.
Reclamation Distric! No. 8 vs.. Chas. Goldman
Demurrer sustained. Defendants given further
time
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-09
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Adxices from Victoria.

VICTORIA, May S5h.-The steamship from
Hongkong. reported yesterday, proves to be
the Escombria, with 900 Chinese, consigned
to Stahlschmidt & Word. The ship Adam
Simpson, with 800 Chinese. to the same con.
signment, also arrived yesterday.
The advance in real estate prices continues.
The output of the Wellington coilieries ag.
gregated over 20, 900 tons for the month of
April. Arrangements are being made for a
material increase even in that large output.
The ship Synen, from Hongkong, with 600
Chinese, arrived to day. The arrivals of
Chinese in the last "a hours aggregate 1000.
An arrival from the west coast brings a
rumor that the Mist, an American sealing
schooner, has been lost, with all on beard,
near Caps Bsadle. No particulars.
Seals are numerous, but the lnciement
weather keeps the sealers in the harbor.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-09
Grand Lodge, L. o. o. f.

SAN FRANoIsco, May Ssh.-To.day the 3Sth
annual session of the Grand Lodge I. o. o..
ance d. Louderback, G. NJ. L. D. Frear,
D. G. NJ. d. NJ. Burns, G. W.; w. B.
Lyon, G. Sec. H. B. Brooks. e. T.. w. W.
Morrow, G. L.. johnson, Reps. to the G. l. /;
Rev. A. +. Hitchcock, G. Chaplain NJ. L.
Clough, G. Marshal; D. NJ. Burns, G. Con-;
J. nj. Benson, &. e.; L. Bunker, G. Fl. All
the lodges throughout the jurisdiction were
represented. The Lodge will be in session
several days
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-09
A serlaus Chnrpe

SAN Francisco, May sth.-John NJ Days,
Secretary of the Republican County Com
mittee, in letter addressed to the Eighth
Ward Republican Club, states that it has
come to the knowledge of tho Executive
Committee OF the Republican County Com
mittee that certain serious charges are made
by Mr.. Mills against two prominent members
If thst Ward Club, who represent that Club
in the County Committee. tins letter states
that Mills charges these two members-C. G.
jackson and j. E. Fitzgerald-with having
approached him, in July last, and proposed
to secure for him the nomination of Auditor
if he (Milis) would pay them the sum of
5000. Secretary Days says the charge is a
grave one, and should be fully investigated.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-09
OREE5yH.
shoo,,ny Anrny-More Cinnamon.

PORTLAND, May Ssb-A Linkville special
says: A shooting affrsy occurred here yester.
day, in which William Striplin seriously
wounded Tom Mckay, half breed Indian.
Striplir left. and is supposed to have gone to
California
The British ship Glenelg. from Hongkong.
broke her shaft 400 miles from the mouth Of
the Columbia, but sailed to the bar and was
towed in. She brings $50 Chinese.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-09
FaI.e PropIlef allied.
ARIZONA.
W, AIT Earp KilIed-Thc indian campaisl

WJaii Elfp hIIItu-Iht fuu1ith tuihpaiGhs .
TOMBSTONE, May Ssh.-The Epitaph has
information Of the killing of Wyatt carp,
but no details.
The Epitdph to morrow will publish an
account OF TIE late Indian campaign from an
eyewitness. Twenty Indians were killed
and nearly half of L1co's baud moro or less
wounded. This was learned from Loco's
daughter, who was captured by Colonel Gar
cis, the Mexican commander.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-09

PLEADING Nor GUMTY-A. II. Wensley.
a CONDUCTOR On the Vaca Valley and Clear
Lake Railroad, running between Elmirs,
Solano county, and Madison. Yolo county,
who was recently indicted for taking money
from letters in his custody, an account OF
which has been heretofore published in these
columns, was arrsigned in the United States
Districs Court il San Francisco yesterday,
and pleaded not guilty, his counsel, A. Craig,
reserving the privilege, by consent of United
States District Attorney Van Duzer, of with
drawing the plea. Mr.. Craig asked that the
trial of the case be set down at an early day,
as his client resides at considerable distance
from that city. Judge Hoffman said it was
doubtful if the trial could take placs before
the summer vacation of the Court, and sug-
gested that it would be improper to set the
trial for a special day in view Of the reserva.
ton made in reference to the plea.