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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-08-31

DID Conkling attempt to bribe Cor.
nell, the Governor of New York, in
the matter of releasing the elevated
railroad from taxation, seems to be the
absorbing question of discussion in the
newspapers of that State. 1t appears
the Governor furnished the data upon
which his Albany organ makes the
charge. Conkling and his friends
pronounce the charge false, and urge
the fact that the Governor was not
bribed as conclusive proof of the false
hood. 1t is very certain that Cornell
is quite anxious to obtain re-nomina-
ton, and that his chances of success
Is not encouraging unless he can break
the force of Conkling's opposition who
appears to herd the lions in his path
way. This, however, is only an in
cident in the general fight prevailing
in the Empire State between the stall
warts and half-breeds, similar to that
existing in the Republican party in
Pennsylvania, between the boss-rings-
ters and the Independents. There the
stalwarts WELD the patronage and CO.
operation of the administration to OBJ
tain the mastery over the half-breeds
who represent the Garfeld-Blaine
division here it is the stalwarts aided
by the same patronage and co-opera-
ton to coerce the Independents to SUBJ
nit to the dictation of boss, and
acknowledge his right to direct the
movements Of the party and control
the personel of its representatives.
Conkling and Arthur claim to boss the
Republicans of New York, while Don
Cameron as heir-apparent to the
Cameron Dynasty" is assigned to
supreme command in Pennsylvania.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-08-31

CONGRESSMAN Harris of Massachu-
sets, has suddenly become enanored of
his law practice and will not seek a
reelection. He voted for the River
Harbor steal, and is satisfied with the
glory he achieved by the act. There
are many more Congressman of his
stripe who will see the necessity of
giving more attention to their private
business hereafter.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-08-31

IT is said the uniform and equip
ments of the late General Burnsides,
including the sword presented him by
the state of Rhode Island, are held in
security by a Boston artist for the pay
ment Of a clay model statute of the
General, for the preparation of which
they were furnished. Certainly the
war and political friends of the Gener-
al will redeem these relics.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-08-31

HUBBELL is out with his second as
sessment already. Things must look
blue for the River and Harbor thieves,
or Hubbell could afford to give the
scrnb women and messenger boys, Il
longer respite from his exactions.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-08-31
Democratic State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
ROBERT E. PATTISON, of Phila
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CHAUNCY T. BLACK, of York.
FOR JUDGE of the SUPREME COURT,
SILAS M. CLARK, of Indiana.
1oR SECRETARY of INTERNAL AFFAIRS.
J. SIMPSON AFRICA, of Hunting.
FOR CoNGREssMAN-AT-LARGE,
MORTIMER F. F.ELLIOTT, of Tioga,
Democratic County Ticket.
FOR CONGRESS.
Hon. A. G.. CURTIN. of Centre.
Tsubiect to the decision Of the District Conference.
FOR STATE SENATE.
Hon. G.. T. ALEXANDER, of Centre
(subect to the decision of the District Conference
FOR ASSEMBLY.
HENRY MEYER, of Miles,
b. T. HUNTER, of Benner.
FOR JURY COMMISSIONER.
J. H. TOLBERT, of Walker.
FOR CORONER
H. K. HOY, M. D., of Bellefonte.
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Thursday Morning, August, 81, 1882.

s. T. sHuGERr 8 j. R. VAN oRMER, Editors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-08-31

I'VE Hon. c. II. Shelley of the
Fourth Alabama district, whose seat
in theNPresent Congress was vacated
by the majority in the process adopted
Of weaking opposition to thepassage of
their theiving jobs, has been nomina.
ted both for his vacated seat in the
present Congress and for his success
sorship in the Forty-eight Congress.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-11
DEATH.

One OF deaths Thousand doors to let
out life" opened last night for maiden
just on the threshold of a young woman.
hood full of richest promises, and she
passed beyond the portal through which
there Is no return. Melanie Parsons. the
only child of George T. Parsons, chief OF
the editorial staff of this Journal, is dead
after long and painful illness. When
life with all its richest possibilities was
Just opening to her the doors of its treasure.
house, the sleep that no paia shail wake
wrapped her ia lis chilly robes.
Her sufferings were long and great,
but she bore them with the same gentle
bravery tLat marked the amiability of her
pure spirit in health, and pointed WITH
such promise to happy and useful future
had the usual lease of life been hers. Cher.
ished with all the fondness OF devoted
and unsparipg affection the center and
chief hope of parental love that knew no
WEAKNESS, her death falls upon our asso
ciate and his wife with heaviness that is
prostratirg, and makes all the world dark
to them. la this supreme hour of his
grief, words but i'll convey sense of the
deep sympathy which the associstes of Mr..
Parsons upon this paper feel Tor him and
his
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THE GREAT LoaDoN YiaE.

The late fire il Loedon destroyed prop.
erty TO the amount of SIS, 900 900. This.
therefore, was undoubtedly the most costly
fire since that of the TooIey Street Wharf.
which occurred in 1860 or 1851, and which
destroyed S25. 900, 600 worth OF propersv.
This Tooiey Stree: fire, however, was much
fiercer and leas manageable than the last
one, for the flames got into an extensive
cellcrsge filled With Russian sallow, Stock.
holm tar, and Other very irfaE.mable sub.
stances, and as the fremen could not &c!
at il, il actually burned uGder ground for
three weeks. The then ciief of the Loa.
don FIRE Department YVES killed at that
fire By falling wall, and it vas the cause
of decided increase in the force OF the
department. The last fire, however, has
shown that the foroe is yet not nearly
strong enough to cope with an extensive
confsgration, and that in feet it ought tc
be ct least doubled. And as they arc toll.
erablY practical people when property is
most endangered by London fires IN the
city, it is probable that the needed reforms
will be made without too much delay and
red tape.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
% e PH "a. ~ 81
CHRISTMAS TREE
seyenty.iiye Dolls to Dress.
WHO WILL HELP US?
~ Aiso, Pair OF Trained Goats or "A
Small POEy wanted, to be used In the
Pantominie. G.. M. PRCDSER,
WHO WILL HELP US /?
ORPHANS SCHOOL

"E DESIRE TO NAME THE FOLLOWING;
w statement of the subscriptions donations
and expenditures in connection with the new addi-
ton to the school-house at the Protestant Orphan
Asylum, which has just been erected with funds
generously contributed by many citizers The
amounts subscribed for this obi ct were as follows
- Huntington, Hopkins g. Co, $50; scofeld Il
Teyis S25; earle & Croly s25 Whittier Fnller a.
Co, s25; Mrs. e. B. Crocker, S25: Booth & Co
s25 Baker & Hami ton, s25; Adams, Mcneil &
Co, $50 I. II. Lin6ley, $40; Hal, Luhrs & Co
go; Holhrook, Merrill & Stetson, $40; H. $
Crocker Co, $40; A. A. Van Worries & Co, s. !:
Waterhouse Lester, o: Mebius & Co., 50 NJ I
Brewer Co. 40; Lyon Y Barnes, $40; d. DeBer-
nardi Co. 50 L. Elkus & Co, IS; Il. G. Smith
W. ?, Coleman, $40; c. McCreary & Co., $40; Jas
|. Felter, So; W. A. & G. S. Houghton, So w. R.
Strong Co, So George Schroth, $40 L. L. Lewis
So; Gregory & Co, $40; NJ. A. Burke, s. Jones q
Sullivan, S.; J. A. Wilson. So Cash, 81 H. s.
Beais, S. Cash, 81; p. Cohen, So j. Kaerth,
81 A. ~ Smith, 81; Locke & Lavenson,
So; p He,zog. SO; J. F. Hill, IS;
Mohr 4 york, So; Henry Gerber, So C. H.
Storms & Co, s.; c. Il. Gilman, 50 so; DIR. George
Dart, 81; w. Hodgdon, S25; p r. Reckley,
g SO; Ihll 4 Morrison, 81 so; D. NJ. Burns, s. ;
Vim. B. Miller, 81 so; f. Comstock, 81: cash
81 so !: L. X. Harris 81 so Mrs H. EIdrsd, $40; ;
q Nielsen, 9 50; S. L. Cooley, s.; Fred Cox, $40;
Mrs. }. \, Barber, So Weiustock & Lubiu, so s.
a 1 Z Co.. 50 RECORD USIoS, s.; ciatsnann 4
wilson 50; Mrs. Newell Corbin, of Madison, So ;
DR.. Clayton, 81; F. w. Fratt, 5 F. " Elmer
81: Isadore Townsend, 81 so W. A. Henry, 81;
Ackerman Co, 81 50; California state Bank,
SIS; Wm. GSary, s. SO; Ed x. Hamilton, IS; Bee
So; ". c. Hopping, So {; L. Williams, So ; Mr. Par
sons 81. Total, 50 8.
The expenditures, Of which a careful sccount has
been kept, are rs follows Lumber S242 70; car
penter work, Sli9 so mill work. SI2i 81 ste ing
$50 %; hardware, S3S IS; doors and transoms
s3i lime, 50 rs eand SO bleckboards IS paists
glass, etc, SIS sundres 0. Total, SGSS
In addition to the above donations were made by
contributing labor deductions from bills by Taft
Il Co., W. F. Frazer, Friend 81 Terri, Go, dhue &
Co, Hartwell, Hotchkiss Il Stalker, j. L. Chadder-
don, Telegraph Mills and Krebs Il Co Also dona-
tions by G. o. Bates If six locks; w j. CBr en- and
Charles I'm. lime Charles Zeiter, key of nails,
and Mrs. Peckham, of the necessary gas fixtures and
putting in the same We also under special
obligations to Mr. A A Cook, architect Mrs. Mich
nor and Alvan SUu!e for donated services
MRS. S. Z. CLAYTON,
oil II MRS. c. F. FRATT
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

The Pacific Railroads and the Govern
ment-WOman Murdered In st. Louis
Pacific Coast Postsl chanGes-The Case
OF Mrs. Langtry- 1Eicisl Crook ed ness In
louisville Officers Anxious for
Service IN Africa-The Sunday Law in
New fork-Unprscedenfea Freezing Of
the Potomac Riyer-Etc.
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GENERAL NOTICES
Or. r. mars SEMINAL p,ys c.ra

DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure al,
of Nervous Debility and Physical Prostration.
such as Loss OF Yigor, Nocturnal Emissions Impo.
tency and the many distressing ailments caused by
Ipdiscreton, Dissipation ani Self-Abuse This peer
less remedy inv1gorates and builds up the whole
system, repairs waste and arrests decay. To the
Feeble and infirm, to the Prematurely Old, and to
all who need Health Giving Tonic Elixir, DR. La
MARS SEMINAL PILLS are confidently recon-
mended Price, g so per bottle. Sent by mail on
receipt of price, or by express, G. o. D., to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or.
ders to A, MoBOYIE & CO., Druggists, 504 Wash.
ingtou street. San Francisco. Postofice Box 1852
n2-3m
For the Eadies.-Picase ask your play.
stefan his opinion Of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE, PEPStN AND CALISAYA BARK combined
Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion II
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSlN WINE BITTERS.
aI24-on
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The feeling between ague and quinine is
exceedingly bitter. [Breckenridg News,

PERSONS whose blood has bean corrupted,
and the circulation deraugsd By foul secre.
tioEs-the result of the disorde-ei cheraissry
OF the body-need for their purificstioo some.
thing like an inward baptism at the hands of
Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, wacss laboratory is
at No. c5S Western avenue, Lynn, Mass.
Her Vegetable Compound is fairly inundat.
ing the country as with river Of life.
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1HERr is no excu for Journal making such an
exhibition of ignorance of the law the Marysviiie
appeal does in this item +" Under the Constitution
the Legislature meets on the FIRST Monday in jan
uary. Tie first Monday in January, 1883. will be
New Years Day" If the Appeal folks can read
they shoald again look at the Constitution. vhich
says: " The sessions Ct the Legislature shall com.
menc' al l2 O'Clock N. on the first Monday after the
first day of January next succeeding the election Of
its members So the Legislature does net n.est
January 1t
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PARENT TO CHILD.
FRIEND TO E9IzMr.

Macaulay's History of England, fine edition 6
yoIumes) ............,. ...................Sf O
Dicke.s Complete Works IA volumes) .......I4 O.
Skeleton in amor (superbtY illustrated). ... 5 o.
The Arctic World (suporbly illustra ed. 900. 6 O
Morocco and Its People (superbly illustrated) o.
Cooper's Complete Wofks (33 volum 81 .....3 30 O
Solomcn's Story beautifully illustruted) go. l :
large assortment in price from 81 to $50
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SUMMONS,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SLCRA.
- mcnto-ss In the Superior Court in and
for said county. The People OF the State OF Cali.
fornia to MahY A. STOW zee MARY A. FRIER-
SON, greeting: You are hereby notified that an
action was commenced ia the Superior Court of
the county OF Sacramento, State aforesaid, by
fling complaint in the Clerks office Of said Court
on the 10th day "f NOVEMBER, 1852, in which
action c. w. SlDDALL is plaintiff, and you are
defendant. That the general nature of the action,
as appears from said complaint, is as follows: To
obtain decree OF this Court adiud-irg that the
plaintiffs title to the west half of lot No 2 in the
block or square between G and II, and Seventh and
E ghth streets, OF the city of Sacrament, county
and State Aforesaid, is good and valid and that de-
PENDANT have no interest in said premises and for
general relief, all CT which ia more fully fet forth
in the complaint On file herein reference to which
is hereby made. And you are hereby directed
20 appear and answer said complaint within
ten days from the service of this writ ex.
elusive OF the day of service, if served on YOU in
said county OF Sacramento and within thirty dsys
exclusive Of the day OF service if served elsewhere
and you are further notified that unless YOU SO az.
pear and answer within the time above specifed
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
In testimony whereof, l. Thomas II. Berkey Clerk
OF s.le Court Aforesaid do hereunto get my hand
and affix the seal of said Court this 18th day Of
NOVEMBER, A d. 1SS2.
[sEAL. TH0S. H. BERKEY, County Clerk
By CHARLES NJ. Co5LAS Deputy Clerk
L. s. TAYLOR, Plaintiffs Attorney.
dill law2inM
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE as refric
Grant drink in fevers. DR.. G. III. s. Davis
Meriden. Conn, says: - l have used it as .
pleasant ard cooling drink in fevers, ani
have been very much pleased with itn
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Di FACILITATED psrssus, and sufferers from
wasting diseases Euch as consumption, ecrof.
uia, kidney affections, will he greatly beDe.
fitted by using Browns Iron Bitters.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-11

The Arizona Star Gays: "Ihe Mexican trade in
Tucson averages 100000 annually" 1t adds
New Buildings going up in ali directions and
Tucson is rspidly improving"
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Drugs, Medicines & TOilBt articles.

In the department of TOILET ARTICLES he has
erouGht to the market the finest and largest stock
of Holiday Goods ever seen upon this coast His
ine Partisan Goods, selected by himself in Pari,
viii be opened this week, and together with pur-
chases made personally at the manufactures in the
Fast, VIII form the finest possible selection any
where to be found, and will be sold at the VERY
LOWEST RATES. These goods consist of evcrv.
thing in the Holiday TRADE such as Dressing Cases
in Ivory, Ce!lulosd, Rubber, Plush and Woods, Of
beautiful designs and finest quality; elegant Odor
Gases, Pefumery and Soaps Of all descriptions both
American and Foreign. \ stock Of Drugs, Lheu1i-
Gals, Medicines and Surgical Appliances, of every
kind known to the trade, being Imported and
receivtd from. first hands, and having just opened
an entirely new establishment, nothing but the
freshest and latest vii: be in stock and all of which
viii be sod EVEN WITH TIE VEhY LOWEST
SAN FRANCISCO RATES. The business will be
conducted under the firm name of
n2l.istf Joseph Hahn 8 co.
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a fcoshill farm in Santa Cruz county,
purchased this wee for s. 500, was sold
only two years aimee for $500.
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GHRISHMA6 PRBSHNI rs
Holiday Gifts !!
or ALI ihings BOOKS sre the most chaste,
beautiful. enduring and useful
OF gifts.

MO ARTICLE OF PRODUCTION Is BETTER
~ suited Ter a HOLIDAY PRESENT THAN 4
GUOD BOOK II remains through life to remind
the recipient Of the donor, and is ever a source OF
joy, both to the eye and the mind It increases the
of
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-11

SKINNY MEN.-" Wells Health Remover
restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia
impotence. 81.
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ART LOVERS


Living Pages from Many ages 900 beautiful
Alustrationsl. so
Longfellow's Evangeline, with Darley's Line
IL W
The Dresden Gallery OF Fine Paintings.... : 90
Beautiful Pictures from the British Art Caller
iSs. 10 90
Great Painters with over 200 engravings) go 10 90
Gems OF Modern Art Gin water colors) -. 9 so
Masterpieces Of antique Art. 10 co
DoIe Saiery 5 90
Table Book of Art Geo illustrations) IN "a
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LovERs Tn sw~ETLIS '.,1.s

Lucille beautifully itlustrated) . SO on
| Taylor Songs Of Yesterday (illustrateC) w 8 90
Hanging OF the Crane beautifully ilustrated) 90
Lady of the Lake geo elegant ustrations) SIS to 80
Lovers OF Provence beautifully illustrated) s. 90
! Farm Ballads beautifully iustrateD - > 90
| Farm Legends M
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sWEETHEARTs TO LOVERS.

Lazy oSi1uiuc"- co
Coates Flreside Encyclopedia OF Poetry and
song. -...:.......,........S 50 to SO %
bryants ihree Great Potms (hlustIated). 80. 90
Dream OF Fair women. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
yesterdays with Authors. ...........-........ 90
Portrait of Lady, by Henry James ~ 90
Aunt Serene, by tho author Of One Summer l 9
name! Martin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. on
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HiISRann nMn Mf,EE

THE AMERICAN POET:-Lonkfellow, Lowell,
whittier, etc, in CLOTH morocco or free calf, per
volume. ST. 81, So 80, IS, SO
THE ENGLISH PJETS-in cloth, sheep and
morocco. .................$1 so, IS, So so and IS
CHRlSIMASIIDE, elegantly illustrated; cloth or
Scarlet Letter. -......... S. and $40
Hawthorne's Works, complete g volumes). $40 90
Walter SCOTS Works complete o. voluues).. Il %
Disraelts Works complete I'll vOlumes). 10 rs
Macaulay's Essays, complete g volumes). see. SO
George EliOt's Works. cornDletc 40 volumes) u 80
lryiug's Works. complete (2G volumes) 49,. SO 90
And host OF other charming works, cheap, elegant
..--.A IL. -. :.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL TO TIE RgcosD.USIos.l
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". 4. 6 G. s. HOughtOn,

Booksellers and Stationerg,
6i5 Ill. SACRAMENTO, CAL.
n29.i-1m - 49,
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RELIGIOUS,
ira GENERAL.

For Ladies: Purses, Portemonnaies, Card Gases.
Sfses, scissor Cases, Jewel Cases, Satchels, Writ
ing Desk', Portfolios, Music Rolls. N,sic roIios
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes Wok Foxes
Hand Bags, Fine Papeteries Fine Stationery. sea
Moss Albums, Photograph Albums, Autc,raph
Albums, Fern Albums, Water olors Brackets
Picture Frames, Button and Hairpin Boxes.
For Gentlemen Po.kctbooks, Memorandum Doous
Diaries, Inkstands, Gold Pens pud Holders Carl
Cases. Photograph Cases, LIE: ter Cases Cigar Cases
Z garette Casee, Collar and Cuff Boxes Ash Re-
cslvers, Dictionary Holders Drrfsis,, Gases sbn
ing Cases, Dreka's Botters, Standard and Misccl
lancous Books.
Finally, all standard, current, new, elegant and
complete works IN Art Science and Literature ali
OF which will be found in III, ern-.fr-,- o..
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BOYS AND GIRLS.

'Horatio Ayers BOOKS each. ..... n o.
Oliver Optics books, each 81 81 25 and IN 5G
Harry Casilem1ns books each ...1 *
Louisa N. Alcott's books each - IA
Mrs. A. D. p. Whitney's books, each - 81
SOPHIE May books, each. $500. 10 cents and 81 25
Virginia F. Townsend's books each 81 % and N 50
WIZ Cartoons books, each 81 25 81 80 and So O5
From Canal Boy to President *
Scrap Books, Card Albums, Paints, Pencil Charms
Knives Blocks and Games 0h
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4 New Complication.

WASHINGTON, Denember 10sb.-A new
con piication has aris:n in tie matter of the
case between Naming aud Chalmers. Word
comes from the Governor Of Mississippi that
be will consider the refusal of certificate by
Manning as multiplying the election, and will
order new election, and disregard any con-
test that may be pending in Congress.
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0mctal Croakalness,
Plenty CT Volunteers.

WAsHINGTON, December 10th.-Rscensly
the Belgian G Government inquired of the Navy
Department if three United States naval
officers could be secured to superintend the
explorations being made by the Belgians on
the African coast and along tie Congo river
Thirty young naval fficsrs have made appli
cation, sid are willing to resign their com
mission To Eccept this service
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-11
POLICE POINTS.

Jim Han had a razor in his pocket
Vhen arrested.
Ten arrests were made by the police
yesterday and four last night.
Gas will be lit tonight at 7 and
extinguished at 2:15 in the morning.
Several needed improvements are
being made in the arrangement of the
Chiefs and Station. keepers Offices.
More than half the cases to-day
we're for violations of the sanitary
laws eight persons being arrested
from one building.
A fine Of one dollar and lecture
thrown in was inflicted on Sim Will
liams yesterday. he put so much coal
oil on his mules shoulder as to make
it sore.
Geo. Bass was arrested yesterday
for resisting an officer. I'm the first
place." His Honor said, you ought
not to have resisted the officer in
the second place you ought to have
submitted the case; in the third place
you ought not to have had this big
trial, and, ia the fourth place, I'll
fiue you FIVE dollars" And in the
fifth place will pay it." echoed the
lawyer.
Savannah Gibbs mother had her
arrested Sunday for stealing clothes
from home. The mother wanted to
prosecute but President MADDEN dis
charged the girl in disgust.
Officer Caudan ordered Jack Eagan
to drive his hack to the stationhouse
Saturday night, for driving without
license. Jack was drunk and did not
want to go. A fight followed and Jack
was finally landed in the stationhOuse
and lined $50.
Nine prisoners were sentenced to the
island yesterday for terms ranging from
two to forty days. Only twenty dol
lars in cash was taken in and a moan
full look stole over His Honor's face
when the result was announced and
he saw the big crowd walking away.
A couple of men and a mulatto
woman, almost white in color but
black otherwise, had a triangular
fight on the steps of a Gayoso street
house, about midnight Saturday night.
The ring leader, Lash was fined $40,
the other fellow $40 and the jealous
woman $25.