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Society Dimuess OF VisiOn, Noises in the Head the
vital fluid passing uIobserved in the urine and
many other diseases that lead insanity and death
Sr. MisTiR, who is regular physician (grad-
uate OF the University of Pennsylvania will agree
to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for q case OF
TINS KIND the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his
special advice and treatment) will not cure or for
ANYTHING impure or injurious found in it. DR.
miNThE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury COnsuItaiien free. Thor
ouSh examination and advice including analysis Of
urine, S.. Prics Of Vital Restorative, SO a
bottle or four times the quantity, ssia sent TO
any address upon receipt OF price, or C. O. D., So
cured from observation, and in private name II
desired, by A. Il. mASTEE. IA d., No. Ii
sAs any street. san ErnncisrA. Cal.
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a French astronomer predicts that In
September the world viii come to al end
by collision with comet.
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Il, ~, PETYEF.

SNTH0LESALE AND RETAIL, DEALER II,
w Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacc5. Cis--
4rettes Pipes, etc. Always on hand full stock a.
III classes OF goods in Iny hae X q, PEI1FT
au6.tplEl
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isas

DooKBHDER, PAPER-RULER AND BLAER.
Book Manufacturer. No. S1s Jstreet, between
shlrdi&nd Fourth, Sacramento. au20-zpts
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS,

FEEHE ABOYE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DIABL0 COAL, the most economical
shat bo used fer stesm h for sale in loiS u GuiE
az Plack Tlsuloni LsaduS, Contra Costs county,
ard II Inc o.fg5 az the Cor1rsny southeast eOrReg
Of goi@oal An5 Spear streets, San Francisco.
= r CORNWALL
NIT President 3. D. O. e. co
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SAMPLE ROTTLE FaEEl

VIII he sent to any applying by letter stating
symptoms sex and age Strict secrecy in regard x,
ali business transactions
DIR. Hi&TEEs kidney REMEDY. NIX
RshSIsGt "a, cures all kinds Of Kidney an
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrh9a, elect Leucorrh,a1
for S. -N "o'N"
bs. MsSIsE's BkNDELIoN PILLS are the
best and cheapest DSsps PstA auo BEHgOUs
cure N the market For sale by all Druggists
hthh' NhAhI Co, Sacramento, Wholesale
-sSehts mo p1y6Io9swIyWS
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otaF NOticoa 10 follow reading matter twenty-five
cents line FOX each Insertion.
Advertisements OF Situations Wanted Housesto Let
Solety deetings etc, OF FIVE LINES LESS will be
inserted In the DAILY RECoRD-U MON as follows:
tine time rs cents
80 cents
Seven words TO constitute line
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MO. 4l2 J STREET, PRACTICAL PLUMBER
and Gasfitter-work done on the most approved
sanitary principles s1-,ptf
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PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoN.-oFFICR and
4 Resilence, No. 1923 street, between Third
Fourth. Hours; TO 10 A. n, 8 10 and u 5 p "
Office OF City SuPerintsud OF ol Publie Schools st
same place ApbAplrn
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his re \ 4

n q ~ fssg-f 49, This Gre
skEbS A5IlSt s2kfsStren I'll e n In z
sssE, $50. M Remedy and Nerve
ssAytsAsy ESSs'sSss}, ( T0N1C is the legid
a4PErAF ,SNSasA ~ ( mate result Of over
~ ~ II. g 40 twenty years of prsc-
50 Ss=SS Iigs5Tlf, ~: tical experience, and
NJ: ~ 81 " ~ W CURES WITH UN-
.gNks$S M Il Z.s8lsssEa a "a q FAILING CERTAINTY
/ I'm. ZSZlGz#xTEEss9 Nervous and Physical
IA Essss{t ztstzEI III Il Debility Seminal Weak.
HI ~ sS-Ss=.T AEktIt = ness, SpermatOTrhea,
u lag ~ y E. 81 s3s e5Rs 4 Pre- stsrorrh e. n
sSsszz1Ksg Emissions InpOtency,
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline and LOSS
OF MANHOOD, In all las considerations
and from whatever caDse produced. Ia
enriches and purifes the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive
Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties. Il
stops any unnatural facilitating drain upon tho
system, preventing involuntary losses, debilitating
dreams, seminal losses with the urine, ETC., 80
destructive to mind and body. Ii is a sure
elimnator of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM
PLANTS. 1t contains no injurious ingredients.
To those suffering from the evil effects
OF youthful inGiscreGi0Ds or eXcesseS, =
speedy, thorough ana permanent CERE
Is GUAR ANEERD. Price, SO so per bottle,
or five bottles in case, with full directions and
advice, $40. Sent secure from observation to any
address upon receipt Of price, or C. o. D. To be
had only of
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DR.. GEoRGs PyHUgy.

NFFIoE, SOUTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND
Jstrests (Over TUFTS Drug storel ofloe bours-
o TO 1oA X; to3 and 7tosPs au4Ap1m
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x ACEAhIENro BOILER AID IRON WORK
= i street, between Front and SagoDd S.~-
oento. sisnoiact1rar Of S5ea'u Baers, Sheet H.,
YORK etc. Also, ali kinds Of 4, .ailur Chang u,
Portable Boilers tro1- Wood 60 Cav Burners /
5pecis ty9 ansss.rg
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~ RADUATE OF THR UNIVERSITY or
W Berlin, Germany, spd Of the Medical oolie4e y
the Pacific, San Francisco ohics and resiiangs,
6zl street., between fifth and Sixth Sacramento,
once hours, u IL A. ", to and 70 s P T.
als-E
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PHYSICIANS AND SUR E0NG
WV. ELIgxx gREGGs, n. o. =,

"4ss AhAH--A sS-sSSeaSs Ne SsF
- CULlST, AURST AND PHYSICIAN FOF
~ Diseases Of the Thlnas. C1Ece, &2ai street
corner OF Fifth, over Sacramento bank Ssorar-entc
Cal, HouT5--9:a0 70 Y 4, N; 70 P, 4 Sosd,y5s-
$50 TO II 8 u. to F.8 sl-d
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J. DkIsC9l.

MANUFACTURES OF ROAD sJRAPERs
IA Iron Doors, Jail cells, Shutters, RAILING.
srGtings, Homework and Blacksmith thing in gsnersl
No. $40 X street, between Filth and Sixth. secong
hand DoGls for sale a,,5 s,,tJ
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CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
PIONEER LIVERY STABLE

7. D. scRTVEE.. .,.........-...,.,--.Prop rIosuT.
XEAOKa OF CALL AT ANY HCJR, e.
X r day or aisht. COupes. Phaetons, a
kocssgays, Barouchss, Bu..gles, with Tho N-ES
best ros1sters 70 be found II any livery stable On
tho coat, for hire Horses KEEP IN livery 81 reaeon
able rates. LAye"y Stsblss ourth stsaea, b
tRasn 7 and
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LeuIs sLoSn q ~.

AVNH5 HAVSH q W..
EALERS, COREEk Of FRONT And |
streets Highest price Tor Hides, ShseT
selts and Tsllow Butchers supplied with Sail
Paper, latest improved Sausage Hachiues, Suffers
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cssh returns made e.,
all consienmeDts. aIsAy4;
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MEDICAL.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q uever-failing cure
for Nervous Debility, Ex-
hausted Vitality, Sem
inal Weakness, Sper-
matorrh0a, Lost Man
n Il, I'm potency,
Paralysis, and all the ter
rible effects Of self. abuse,
youthful follios and ex-
cesses in mature years
such as Loss of Memory.
i4assi'ude, Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion tn
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ne. sIYssA.
DE-. LAME.

nPFICE AND RESIDENCE, N STREET pg-
Y tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 9I5 and go VII
visit the Ssirosd Hospital daily at s:A0 4 ~ Otaoe
hoUrs-s 70 A N; TO Pm snd evenings aul ~ n
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s. oAE1E


CscLE 1s sff:0EV.
EtONTEACTORS AND BUILDERS ARR PRE-.
- pared TO do all kinda Of v7Ura in then me In
city OF country. Principal place OF business Seer.
1nento. Shop, No. 1I14 Second street, between
anu l.. Postoihce Box, No. 80, Sacramento
aulS-krtg
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR. GIBBONS DISPENOARY,
6ss Eearny street, sam Francisco,

Established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual
and Seminal diseases,
such rs GonOrrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in ali
Its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, lmpotency, Skin
Diseases, etc, permA-
nently cured or no charge.
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Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the.


E$NS&SN&sSSSS&N$ PRAYED sexual indulgence
Is practced by the youth Of bosh sexes to almost
unlimited extent producing with unerring certainty
the following train Of morbid symptoms, unless
cOmbated by scientific medical measures, viz: SalIoN
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head ringing IN the ears, noise like the rustlipg OF
leaves and rafting OF chariots uneasiness about the
oins, weakness Of the limbs, confused VISION,
hlunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffdence in
approaching strangers dislike to form new 40
quaiutances, disposition to shun society, loss Of
memory, hectic fushes pimples aud various erup-
lions about the face, furrsd tongue fetd breath
coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania and
frequent by insa ity.
sUEFB AT FONB,
Persons at a Distance may he cured at home by
nd lressng letter to DR. GlBBON. stating case
SYMPTOMS length of time the disease has continued
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, to any part # the country,
with full aud plain directions. By uclo-ing ten
dollars in registered letter, through the Postofoe,
or through Wells, Fargo & Co "a package Of medicine
will be forwarded to any part OF the Union. Please
ssy you saw this advertisement IN the RECORD
UNION. Address. DIR. J. F. GIPBON,
ja244ptf&sw Box 1857, San Francisco.
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t. b. MCFARLAND,
DENTISTRY.
w, WssGN,

AENTiST, QUiNN'S BUILDING, -
~ northeast corner Fourth and JFSSsS==5z5sSS
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted on aISLIfrTp
bases Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for
painless extraction If teeth au25-tf
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OPERATING AND CONSULTING SURGEON,
No. Il16 Broadway street. Oakland, Cal, viii
perform operations auas-R
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H ENLIST, NO. 5278 STREET, sr->
between Fifth and Sixth au2o 4pgmT NLIl ~
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EE. UATEsI.

~ FTCE, 81 J sTREET-oFFICE HogRs .
A NJ, and 1880 to 2P.M sl-1
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~. U. WARE. y, Is. 5

II. 81 FREEssA,
d = ENFIsE, Alb STREET, BETWEEN $50.
Sg Fo-rth and Fifth, Sacramento. Art fhsssszas22
6cal Teeth inserted on Gold Vulcau!te KITTY
and al 0Ssss- n tTous Oxide Or Laughing Gas "a
pliaistere5 for pa Mess extraction 81 teeth suttI
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~. a NICHOLSON, "a. -,
! z 0sEoPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND sURgF0y.
| n oH'cs, southwest corner Of Sc 'euth ami
! streets IN Bryte's neP building, uP 1airs. I1esi
deoce, soUthes5t corner Of Eleventh. and n strsezs
| Sacramento. Office h0urs 70 and T. sF.s
| nlIlh- AnIrn
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PUBLISHED BY THE
sacramento Publishing Company.
WIN. II. MILLS. General Manager.
Publication ONCE, Third ST., bet. j and II.
PUBLISHED BY THE
THE DAILY RECesD.Uy.oy
Advertising Rates I'm Dally Record.upteu

- hdbecr1bers served py Carriers a. FIFTEEN
CksIs per week In all interior cities and towns the
paper can be had of the principal Periodical Dealers
The Evening critic., 1882-07-12
SOCIETY.
Mhnt is tiolne am in tho soclnI worId.

Among tho ARRIVALS" in tho cltyappears tho
name Of ID. Humblrd, esd, and II recalls ro'
nance IN real life, which Is Just now proml-
nontly before the Baltimore public, and Is
worrying our good Consul nj Rio almost out OF
his oilclal wits. II seems that some years ago
two Americans, one Humbird, OF yirgnla, and
q Mr.. Dunn, went 10 Brazil and 'acqulrod"
large tract of land. After living on It n while,
and meeting with only the ordinary luck of
young rancheros now to the business, they loft
the country, and have never been seen OF
heard Of since. The land meantime
has become 80 valuable MS to DO an object Of
envy and desire TO the 'squaters" native aud
sought after that Mr. wfigt 10 advertising
far and near for the heirs All sorts Ut
ARABIAN Nights tales nro told about It, In
which mines and diamonds figure, vaguely to
be sure, but In n very fascinating manner, ani
the only cluefh Is to the original owners
or their heifs is.that Mr.. Dunn was sail to
have become an Episcopal clergyman some
years after leaving South America, and to have
had church In Baltimore.
Lieutenant Commander aud Mrs McCaila
are enjoying visit from their friend, Lieuton-
ant Commander Chadwick, U. 8. M who Is one
Of the most genial and agreeable officers In
tho service.
Mrs. David Mckee aud her splendid boys
Will summer at Price Edwards Island with
her parents, General and Mrs. Dunn. the
two families usually go TO Mo)sohead Lake,
but this year they have taken the experience
of Mr.. Ianicr Dunn as u criterion, and are
giving the far northern island trial.
General and Mrs. Hazen will spend next
month in New Hampshire. New Castle Is the
point they speak, and they Will have quarters
at tho Wentwortli-ihe pleasantest hotel In
the place.
Justice and Mrs. Woods wero later In loav-
ing town than thcy expected. But yesterday
saw their departure for Mt. Desert, accom-.
panied by their charming daughter. They go
to the Bar Harhor, which Mrs. Stowe has made
60 familiar TO the English-reading public.
Colonel Bars fnmily will hide from tho
heat In Bristol, n. II. This is weo town In
Tho White Mountains, ON the banks OF the
pemigewaesett River, and is full OF quiet and
prettiness, not being we'll enough known yot
TO the tourist TO have lost its sylvan charm.
Mr.. Harry Barr, the eldest son, cannot be too
much commended for tho way In which no IS
spending his vacation, for It "a such hot and
disagreeable one. He IS taking n three months
course in the Amoslseag machine shops. Ho
is n student ut tho Institute OF Techncology,
and is working hard TO fit himself practically
for HIS chosen profession.
General Hagner, o.! 8. A., Will remain In
town until September, whom he VIII 60 North
TO remain untilthe cold weather begins.
The many friends Of Major Roche, U. s. A.,
will welcomehfBroturn from tho Pacific slope
with the greatest pleasure. He has been gone
for several years, but the memory OF his bon
homie and AVAILABILITY sas green as the day he
LEFT here.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-12
EAST WASHINGTON.

number Of select airs will be played this
evening by tho Marine Band ut the capitol
Park concert
Mr.. s,clnic, the popular East Washington
cOnfectioner, has recently added 20 his leo
cream mandatory tcn-gnllon machine OF
The latest and most improved pattern, which
enables him 10 supply tho large demnnd nado
orhis delicious cream by patrons not only In
East Washington, but throughout tho entire
city. Mr.. Stelnlc has been q resident OF wash.
ington for n great many years, and during that
time he has made reputation which Is on
vlablc as n gentleman and n confectioncr.
A larger number Of boating parties than
usual enjoyed frcsh bfeescs and lnvigorating
exercise on the Eastern Branch yesterday oven.
ing. Several sailing parties were also out.
Tho Starlight Social Circles excursion yes
terday TO Glymont wns very successful event.
Those who went down express great satisfac-
tion at the admirable manner In which tho
analr was managed by tho efficient committee.
Clements Lodge, No. D, l. o. q. t., will meet
Tonight at Washington Hall. A very enioya-
bic time is anticipated, Notwithstanding tho
warm weather.
Tho sad drowning accident which occurred
near the old burnt bridge Monday evening
should warn boys from recklcssly exposing
their lives, even II they arc considered good
swimmers.
Bud. Engleston's tentmoeting last evening
was attended by quite large nssemblage. AS
usual, MIR; 4; r. Iiilton was on hand quitting
In some OF his Gold work." Tho meeting to-
night promises to be interesting.
Tho Navy-Ynrd employees feel gratiGed over
the prospect OF having their schedule OF hours
decreased during the scorching weather
Their request is for simple Justice and II should
be accorded them.
Anacostia Tent l. o. r., held Its regular
weekly meeting IN Masonic Hall, Anacostia, ID.
O., Inst night. Tho meeting was we'll attended
by visiting members from sister tents and by
It's own members. After the initiation of ave
new members aud tho regular business trans-
acted the tent was eloquently entertained by
remarks from Messrs. John II. Mahoney, OF
| Capitol Tent; Turner Torrcy, John N. Minnix,
| T.. Vanness and Daniel NJ. Austen, OF Anacosta
| Tent; james @. Bates, OF Eagle Tent, ana
others, after which tho tent adjourned.
Thieves entered the residence OF Mr.. W. A..
| saXton, 81 First street southeast, yesterday,
| during the temporary absence OF tho family,
| ana stole q number Of articles, including
| clothing, jewelry, dishes, etc. The police arc
uft IN
The Evening critic., 1882-07-12
WEST WASHINGTON.


Tho police here arc aftor tho bathers who go
I'm swimming opposite the wharvcs, and Mt
dmc when there arc many ladies on tho boat
house balconies or out rowing. Yesterday
afternoon chap took TO tho water out ncar
Annlostan Island, and was having royal good
time when n policeman put after him. Tho
s%immor, afraid OF srrSest, hurried i 10 tho
leaving his clothes behind. The officer cap.
turcd tho clothing, and for over an hour had
his victim dancing around In tho bushes and
brinrs md fighting the bugs and fiies that
stung him repeatedly. Finally HIS clothing
was returned, and ho was warned not to cut
such caper again. Tho episode was Wit
messed by many amused spectators
Boating was quite lively yesterday, tho po.
tomacs sending out three singles, ono four.
Dared shell crew, ton.oerod bnrgc and eight
pleasure boats The columbias having Smith
and Lake In singles, Wade, Heigler, Ward and
Olds In one four.onrod she'll Kintnor, Wood
wnrd, Brace and Henderson In another, tho
e ,F barge manned by l.. Towers, Muir,
HnIi0ck, With Gibson, coxswain, ana fourtoon
pleasure boata. Tho statement In n morning
paper that Ellis wnrd had arrived and was
training n crew from this club appears to BIO
Incorrect From Pnsscno's there wore four.
teen pleasure boats out, and from Johnson n
Bakers the enrno number, including Messrs.
Johnson and Claikson, who were practicing
for their race 10 como OF nj Marshall Hall on
wednesday next on tho occasion OF tho cxcur-
sion OF Carroll Institute; The race between
this evening mt O o'clock.
Potomac Chapter, No. 8, +. A, A. NJ, Mt tho
close Of It's regular meeting last night, called
on for two months.
At the meeting OF Decatur Lodge, No. q, X.
Of r., last night, two applications for member
chip were received, two limitations mado and
the following recently.clectod officers duly
Installed by Vlco Grand Chancellor Shanks
(P. q. Charles A. Payne, Acting Grand Prclato) I
@. W. Butler, o. O.; Charles Villcttc, V. o. (;
james Collins, prelatc; Richard Sebastian,
Mat. A.; John Sebastian, I. c.; Frederick
Cost, q. q.
Georgetown Lodge, No. 49, U. o. q. b., held
wellattended business meeting last night.
There 10 come encouragement at last to our
people interested In the Cumberland coal
trade, Information being received that one out
OF the 3,iOO old miners Ina resumed work mt the
Eckhart mines, and II Ia hoped that the $500
other stubborn ones will speedily follow his
example.
JIG. and r. NJ. Waters received by steamer
four hundred bushels Of wheat from Quantico;
ard Hartley h Bro received by vessel from
Alexandria $500 bushels; tho latter also re-
ceived by canal boat q. Il. Dunlop, 1000 bush.
els corn, sold to arrive, to Austin Herr.
Drovers' Rest live stock sales July II, 1882
reported by Taverner Brothers, proprietary
Three hundred and twenty-five head OF cattle
offered and sold Mt, best, z TO IN; good, q to z;
medium fair, 81 10 q; thin steers, oxen and
cows, 81 ~. Fifteen hundred sheep and
lambs at, lambs, Az TO 6H; sheep, A TO .. Ton
cows and calves from $50 to $i5 each. Market
brisk.
High tide: 5:d2 this afternoon and @ .O7 q.
m. tomorrow, 18th instant.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-12
A PITCHED BATTLE.
The CO1Ored Militia Fighting with

A battle, In which more than i've hundred
men participated, occurred on tho afternoon
Of July back Of the Arsenal, In tho classic
locality of Buzzards' Point, and among the
historic shades of the brickyards. 1t appears
that the Eastern star Cadets assembled In
full uniform, carrying their swords, for the
purpose OF parading, but were deferred by
the rain and turned In for spree instead Of
demonstration. by o'clock p. m. all hands
were under the influence OF liquor, and whom
quarrel sprung up between two mon In
barroom, the whole population was ready to
take sides, and general ARRAY followed, In
the course OF which fully eight hundred per-
sons assembled and over nvo hundred are
thought to have taken part. The fight ragged
for an hour. The militia fought with their
swords, which, fortunately, wero not made for
hood used clubs, fists, stones and every
variety of weapon. The police arrived on the
scene at an early stage Of the proceedings,
but were almost powerless among the furious
raiders, and the struggle had grown to mob
or riot OF dangerous proportions before tho
police succeeded In quelling the disturbance.
Upward OF n hundred persons were hurt dur.
Ing the fight, but none received more serious
Injuries than black eyes or bloody noses. At
n late hour last night warrants were put Into
the hands OF the police for thirty of the rioters
and this morning twentysoven answered to a
charge OF ARRAY in the Police Court. The
police officers were unable to tell what part
The defendants took In the row, and, accord
ingly, all but six were discharged These six,
whose names were Major Fowler, Thomas
Craig, Dave Modem, Benjamin Lewis, Reuben
Brown and Isaac Brown were Identified as
ringleaders and fined 800 each.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-12
Arbitration Lenguc.

AT tho monthly meeting Of the League held
Mt the street Friends Church, Governor Stan
ton presided. The various.committees report
ed progress, showing that energetic agencies
were at work. We were Informed that a joint
resolution indorsing the action OF President
Arthur in calling a Peace Congress In Novem
her OF the Governments OF North and South
American States, had been introduced in
both Houses and referred to the Committee on
Foreign Relations. large number of me-
MORALS from thousands OF citizens In various
States, from the District OF Columbia, and
from pastors of churches, urging favorable nc.
tion ON this subject by Congress, had also
been presented by Senators and Representa-
tiyce, showing the masses OF the people TO be
in'oarnest for more reasonable and eco
nomical way Of settling differences In future
than by war. Letters from the people state
that such Is tho fact as shown whom soliciting
signatures TO tho memorials. Tho printed re-
port OF the National Arbitration Convention,
covering sixty pages, held in this city tho 30th
and 31st OF May, was also presented, which
the secretary was directed to dispose OF at 81
per dozen copies. Address Postofflce Box q.