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The NNksn6A1fos TO BE CONTINUED BY THE IN
ENT GRAND IrRY

kST GRAND JURY.
IL believed that evidence In the detective casea
additional 10 that upon which the recent ind,ct.
ments were based, can be secured which win be OF
sumcient Importance 20 bring 20 the attention Of
tae grand Jury winch meets next Monday There
has been enough evidence brought IN light "a wsr.
rant the assertion that the grand Jury win po
called upon 20 Investigate the detective cases N
Is probable that, they will have better facilities
than the last grand jury, that the scope OF their
Investigation viii he considerably widened so as
10 embrace facts which are well known 20 those
who are familiar with the DEVELOPMENTS In the
present cases The future promises DEVELOPMENTS
OF great importance. Two or the men recently
indicted. NGntZ and Smith, have not yet been ar.
rested. All the reet are under hall
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SECOND LIEUT.. CHARLES q. STARR. Ist infantry
Is detailed as professor OF military science ana
tactics at the Southern Illinois Normal university
Carbondale. Ill, TO take effect July 1, 1885, no.
neVlng First Lieut.. Hugh I. Reed, lst Infantry.
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m Ar RlED.

FLEUERY-DUvALL. In Buenos Ayres. Ar~entinl
Republic, October 81. 1882. L. A. DE PADUA FLU.
ELY to Ann ktBECCA FRANCES DUYALL. Of
Washington ID. G.
PETERSEN-GEoRG1 On March LIST. 1885, by
Rey DIT Butler. at the residence of the bride CHR r.
P.TESSES and EUGENIA A. GEORGH, both Of
Washington. ID, G.
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A Weeks Business Failures.

NEW YORK, March 9.-The business failures of
the last seven days, as reported to r. G. Dun &
Co. OF the Mercantile Agency, number 252 as
against 272 last week. The distribution was as
follows: New England states, 81: middle states,
40; western. 80; southern, 81; Pacific coast and
territories, II; Canada and provinces, q; New
York city and Brooklyn, TO- The New York city
failures include those OF Wiley, Wickes Wing,
fruits, and j. A. Hairy & Son, drugs. The Arcade
Bank, OF Arcade, n. Y, has suspended. Joseph
Meyers & Sons, Philadelphia, suits, and o. r.
Lowell Co, farmers, Niles Valley, Pa, are re-
ported failed. The most OF the ether failures are
among the smaller class of traders
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The MurderOus Assault In Philadel.
phia.

The MurderOus Assault I'm Philadel.
phia.
LATER DEVELOPMENTS
sb pn4 ABE March Slater Investigation
baby were accidental 1t seems that the servant
first seized her mistress by the hair as she lay
blunt end of the Ratchet. A desperate struggle
Ratchet from catherine's hand. The girl then
the bureau, and flung it at MIS-. May. The
missile missed its mark and struck the infant
In his skull The struggle between the t two WSs
men was then recommended, and ended by Mrs.
May throwing the servant out Of the room and
The girl then went to the bathroom, washed the
blood from the Ratchet, and lay down in bed,
woman and has been married about two years.
The Markets.
B. BALTIMORE. March 9:-virsinia g. consolidated.
S5fsoEn r: s No. new
err super 56sz. 2e do. e1ir. 4s7ss 90; DO. family.
iy do Patent g. whestsSUtSsrn
sS1nsn a a.
ap mn'1[ 81 G aas Ms5ch dls.
ei .1a ssiss gI':s sHs ss:ss
s 3s S god S
OZ000.
.aa saSss
PYsoksd sNall BaGonshosidsgs. clear riS sides.
n H. Aha m sls l2k gtes
ieTes ana veal isefs fetrosum d 1itG;
WHISKY sse. s sSSpfs 'sfssa Ss'ss
ST. ST. IS
wheat e 0o0 bnshels corn 124 600 bushels Sales
COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to the following
postmasters: D. N. Landus, Milnesvile, Va; c. C.
Johnson. Fairyiew, Va; c. r. Olinger, RontS Va;
W. l. Laws, Wango. Va; D. P. West. Weat, Md.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsIDKNT.-TheP President
to-day re-appointed Nathaniel p. Banks. whose
term expires on Monday, to be o. 3 marshal for
massachusetts,. and appointed Joseph b. McGee to
be marshal for the western district OF Missouri.
vice c. c. Allen resigned, and John Z. Hull to be
receiver Of public moneys at Jackson. Miss
TIE CABINET MEETING To-DAY.-Postmaster
General Howe was the only absentee at the Cabi-
net meeting to-day. The session was mainly
devoted to the consideration OF fing the existing
vacancies in the civil service.
TIE NEW TARIFF BuL.-The Treasury depart
ment is in receipt Of all sorts OF inquiries In regard
TO the proper construction OF certain provisions Of
the new tariff bill It Is stated upon authority
that none OF these tariff questions win be passed
upon by the department until the new law goes
MANAGE LICEHsEA-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF tho court TO Gurden
6nOwden and Mammie Virginia Ambrose: John
o. ono aac Asme It'll W.
and Mary 0ermierath. OF Baltimore: John Brown
and Elizabeth Magruder; Herman L Elits and
William ciocker. eel ca cltasea Ct 81 nary's
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BROS. Auctioneers.

VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
AN UNRIvALLED COLLECTION
JafaNEsE ART TREASURES
COMPRISING SUPERB SPECIMENS OF
KINKOZAN, OKUMURO. KAGA. OKAYAMA,
wAKAYAMA KIsA. DWARF. NINsHEI, TANzAN.
AND nssr orH BRo5 S4sss nAnvr1rousrr
Cto1sONNE ENAMELs. ELEGANT CABINETS,
HANDSOME sSnS fxc SE ZIP AND MODERN
ARTISTIC BRoNZEs,
SPECIMENS OF IA. RARE Eo% yARAyEsE PORCELAIN
ELEGANTLY EMBROIDERED SILKS.
: MAGNIFICENT SCREENS. &c.,
Carefully selected by Japanese Expert and ackuowl.
eugeu Dy connolsseurs TO be the most
VALUABLE AND CHOICE ,ooLLEcT1oN EVER
BROUGHT 10 THIS COUNTRY.
The whole will be sold without reserve, on
WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
NOON Al ThkEE ocH G6oeh EACH AaP DAF
March 14th. 18th and 16th 1883,
At my Art saesroom 18th street and Pennsylvania ave.
On exhibition March 10Th and 18th.
Rooms comfortably heated.
mh7-7t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
HAIR cI T9p II RA BLOB SUITE; WALNUT MAR
RTUE BHbsrnabs, BukfA Gt AA Af5E W ASH
S SIAile ; p WALNUT E3TIENSIoN TABIE AID
ELBOWS Io AND BoLsTEKs .BEbpING. BLAS.,
IS iSakAIAAp Gif fPPEETTs W HTSk
ass lSH9y $AAr HASA ESSH
.. On qrA N9ND AK NAkcH TW WEI commencing
Of gentleman declining housekeeping, No 1880 9Th
street northwest the above collection of Household
MID WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
ExEcuroR's SALE Of HOUSEHOLD FURN1-
Court Of the District Of Colunbia sitting in prob ste
f TEN M
81 14h street northwest alarge lot of
hold Furniture. consisting Of Parlor and Bedroom Fur
Racks Ietop Tables &C.. all Of which are in good
condition. Terms cash.
r,oon.o, A THU A; BIRNEY.
WALTER B. Go 1sry
C2EYER's HORSE AND cAR ~ t BAZAAR. .
n saes oa Horses Carriage Robes WHIPS Blankets
HALF,PAST TEN O'CLOCK. Consignments solicited.
6 s1 made AL property left With win
RoBLRT ' VosE CO.. Auctioneer M ah melim
V'HoMAs E. wAaGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TKgsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL PROP
Ely; CONTAINING ABOUT THIRTY ONE l3D
K H92N Kh9WN As HE "a
AND sTREETs N Siok riHhHns of shooND
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated September Dist "a
a SS q II III Ssf No 7sS folio o Of
request Of the party secured thereby we viii sell at
8 Y q }ss Il
IN the city of Of Washington in the District of Com
bia known all Of Lot seventeen Cd and the east ri
60 feet Of Lot sixteen Q6), in Reservation numbered
Twelve lO. with the improvements thereon as men
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money in
cash and the residue In two equal payments ard
cent payable semi annually secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold all cash. at the option of the
chaser II the terms Of sale not complied with within
ten l days from day of sale the trustees the
when bid Is accepted. All and recording
at purchasers cost.
mhs.axos "a. H y11hMREs' Trustees.
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A Plausible Explanation.
From the Harrisburg Patriot
One OF the reductions made In the tariff by the
new law lowers the duty on pitch. The devil Is TO
pay In the republican party, and hot pitch Ia
wanted at q cheaper rate.
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SECOND LIEUT.. CHARLES MCCLURE, 18th Infantry
Is detailed as professor or military science and
tactics at the Illinois Industrial University, Cham.
paign, H., TO take effect July 1. 1889, relieving
Second Lieut. VIM. T. Wood, 18th Infantry.
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AUCTION SALES.
DEREMPToRY SALE OF FINE AND RARE OLD
IL CLO1SONNE WARE. JAPANESE SCREENS
AND BRoNZEs. IN TEAK WOOD FRAMES.

DFREMPToRY SALE OF FINE AND RARE OLD
L CLOIsONNE WARE. JAPANESE SCREENS
AND JAPANEs FLOWER STANDS.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH THIR-
TENTH. commencing at TWO O'CLOCK, we will
northwest small but very rare and OH collection Of
CoisonEe Ware and Japanese Curos. having been I'M
ported by gentleman of means for his private use,
and sold account Of leaving for Europe, comprsing
the following choice articles:
very handsome, nd old Cloi Toilet Sets.
l fine and extra handsome Old Coisonne Vase, Q5
inches
2 large old Cosonne Placaues 22x inches in diam
ctr. suitable for table tors.
medium old Cloisonne PlacQues, IA inches in diam
eter.
8 sets, to get Japanese Tile Screens.
decorated Japanese ST. reens, Teakwood frames.
2Japane Fiowe; Stands.
very old and rare japanese Bronze Incense Holder.
Teak God frame
All Of which will positively be sold to the highest bid
der: Should be seen to be appreciated, and seldom
such a chance offered 10 obtain such fine goods. ON
mhs-3t DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctoneers.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF MILLINERY AND FANCY
GOODS, FIXTURES. &c.
Under snd by virtue Of the powers in me vested by
the deed of assignment OF j. +. sparks, hearing date
the Cd day If MSrch 1888 and duly recorded the
day in the record Office OF the District Of Cc1um-
bia, shall on MON Al, the TWEl Eth DAY OF
MARCH. 1888, commencing It len O'CLOCK; in the
streets northwest, proceed to sell the stocH end FIX
lures OF the said Z. Sparks, consisting of millinery
and fancy goods. counters, show cases, etc.
mho-d F. X. SPARKS. Assignee
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The Loss Of the Navarro.

CREW
LONDON. March 9.-The name OF the steamer lost
While on her way from Copenhagen to Leith was
the Navarro, not the Navane, as at first reported.
OF the Navarre's passengers six had intended to
embark for America by the Anchor line and thirty
three adults ana ten infants by the State line
Four male emigrants, named Anderson, Hagel-
berg, Nygren and N Mannall, were rescued and
landed at Hull Five other passengers are on
board Dutch fishing smack. Altogether six OF
the crew and ten passengers were saved. The en-
1grant Mannall Ia bound for New York.
LONDON, March 9.-The Dutch fishing smack
which picked up flve Of the Navarres passengers
has arrived at Hull.
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LIMITED STATES MAKsHAL'S SALE.

by virtue Of one rit Of vendition exponas and two
wris Of fer facias, issued of the Jerks Office of
theSupreme Court of the District Columbia and to
ne rected. will sell at public sale, for cash. at
Penns, lyania ayenne and 1lth street northwest,
SATURDAY, Tbs TENTH DAY OF MARCH. 1883
AT TEN O'CLOCK AM, all the right title. claim
a1d interest of the defea dsnt in and to the following
described property. to wit: One lot Underwear and
Dress Goods consisting Of Wrappers. Braces Scarfs,
Bows, -uspenders. Hose, Wooen Goods, Shirts, Col
le.ed uIon and condemned as the property Of Isaac
penhelmer. R satis fly executions No. "a 1O1, at law.
"a. li2. at law in favor of Morris Pepper.
CLAYTON MCMICHAEL, US. Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. f28-lOt
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Death of BtshOD OuinIan.

NEW ORLEANS, March bright Rev. John Quin-
morning at the pastoral residence attached to St
Theresa's church, In this city. He had been sick
Tor two months. The funeral will tade place on
Thursday morning from the Mobile Cathedral.
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The Mannims-Chalmer Contest.

TESTIMONY OF SECRETARY CHANDLER AND JOHN
PAUL.
Secretary Chandler gave testimony yesterday
before Notary Public Oliver. In the contested MIS-
sissippl election case OF Manning against Chal.
mers One question asked was whether Gen.
Chalmers had not agreed, In conversation with the
secretary, 10 vote for a republican Speaker It
appeared that no such demand promise had
been made The examination lasted but few
minutes and developed nothing or Importance
save the fact that Gen. Chalmers made no arrange
ment with Secretary Chandler In regard 10 his
race.
John Paul, or Virginia, was also examined In re-
gard TO conyersat on he had with Gen Malone
and stated that they discussed the Chalmers dis
rlct In Mississippi and both approved the attempt
TO break up the bourbon democracy by an indie
pendent movement
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- BENSINGER, Auctioneer,
Cs Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
93S, $40 and 342 Louisiana avenue.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIEs. CARRI-
AGE WAGONS HARNESs &c, EVERY TUES
DAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING.
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, REGARD
ISIS OF WEA HER.
Constantly Oh hand and at private sale large stock Of
Horses. New and econd hand Buggies Carriages Ex-
pres WAGONS. Hairless etc, etc. Liberal advances
consignments. f28 2m
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Losses by the Fire i'm New York This
Morning.

new YORK. March 9.-The police estimates Of
the losses caused by the fire In Front street this
100000: Murphy & Nesbitts brickyard, 5000;
James Tregaster. ship chandler, 5000; Cosgrove
$4,000 The losses are reported to be all covered
by insurance. The cause of the fire is not known.
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
ffefollowing are the opening and closing pr1c>s
q the New York stock Market to-day "a reporaei
ly special wire 10 II. IL Dodge, $50 18th street.
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BEING Put OFF AZ AVENUE CARA veruIct
rendered to-day In the Circuit Court I'm favor az
the defendant In the case OF John Pote agt the
W. and q. r. r. Co. for $50 600 damages for inJu.
rles received by Pete In being put on a car en-
route 10 Georgetown on May IL. 1881. The defense
was that the accident was not the result of care.
leSSneSS on The part or the COMPANY
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
TTHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TTHoMAs BOWLING. Aucroneer.
KLGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT
SAIL SROOMS.
On SATURDAY, MARCH TENTH, 1883, AT TEN
O'CLOCK. A. ~, within and in front of my rooms shall
sell several Fine PaTlor and Chamber Suites, Mirrors
bookcase and general collection of household furni
ture. Also one complete Dining Room Suite in Oak
comprising Sidebosrd. Carvine Table, Extension
Table, Side Table, Buffers Tray and twenty-four
Chairs, being the property OF the German minister.
Also,
Two Coupe Rockaways, In good order.
Also
For the o. S. Marshal a large assortment of Fancy
Articles. shirts. Collars. Dresses. Underwear &c.
No postponement on account Of weather. mis- ct
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EcoNoM1cA1 AND SAFE
WEAVER. kENGLA h CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP
Is ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE IT IS PURE; BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS. SUCH Az
M MAR. DUST. soAPsToNE. PIPE CLAY. SILL
GATE. &C., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR ONT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
1T Is SAFE. BECAUSE IT rs MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MArERIAIs. VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW PREPARED BY OURSELvES,)
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS, WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADE FROM GREEsE PROCURED FROM
THE cARCAssEs OF PUTR1D DEAD ANIMALS,
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GROCERs GENERALLY.
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE
els S244 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN, D. @,
CIR THr Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS..
THE CONCORD COLLARS.
LUTz 4 BRO,
497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Adjoining the National Hotel.
Sole Agents for Hilrs Celebrated Concord Harness.
TRUNKS and HARNESS in great variety. at Love-,
III. D. BARR
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
1111Pennsylvania Avenue Noethwu&
For hrst-class work and artistic tailoring psoe vm.
orders with the leading house q Washington. ga
Gas CooK1na SrovEs
xOR SALE
AT THE GAslIGHT OFFICER
TENTH EIREIT sa0a
CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND THE
~ nisns.ss 60 e rcHA psad Alsa Wstcs1o JsxsH
Szec6 neax Tennsyi4anaA ay1nuo rSS1z :.
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Not Shut Down.

CHICAGO, March 9.-The only foundation for the
published reports that Armour & COmpany's pack
Ing house had shut down is that owing to search
y OF hogs in this market the works have been idle
for the past three days. No employees were dis
charged. however, and hogs are being killed as
usual to-day. The works viii be kept running as
long as hogs can be obtained
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to the following
postmasters: D. N. Landus, Milnesville, Va; c. c.
Johnson. Fairyiew, Va: C. R. Olinger, Ronts, Va
W. l. Laws, Wango, Va; D. p. West, Weat, Md.
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Foreign Notes.

AN AMERICANS SUICIDE.
LONDON, March 9.-W. Fl. Yost, who committed
suicide at the residence Of the American consul at
Dunfermline yesterday, belonged in Theresa, New
York.
THE SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION IN PARIS FIASCO.
PARIS March 9.-Six thousand persons, most of
them attracted by motives of curiosity, collected
On the Esplanade des Inyalides this afternoon.
The police. without resistance. prevented groups
from forming Fifteen persons were arrested. 1t
is reported that Louise Michel Is among the num-
Der. The police barred the passage OF 500 men
VINO were marching to the Elysee, the residence OF
President Grevy. The affair was f1asco.
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ISoRTRrss MosEoT, NoEfq[K. PORTSMOUTH
EOR NORfoLK:: .ToRTsMoUIH, FT MoNkoE
Nat. VERNON! MI. VERMONT

cTTAMVE W. W. COTCORAN
Yeaves IN street wharf daily {exce!t Sunday for Vt
Vernon at 10 oc"ck a. H. returning reaches Wa hing
ton about $3.50 PIN.
go J.. L. BLAKE CAPTAIN.
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west; Thermometer, 345; barometer, 80 %. From
various points In New Hampshire and Vermont re-
ceedtng any before known at this season. with tn
thermometer In many places reported 300 below
zero.
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county. IA. co@miffed m,ci6s sunday Sv nsnc.
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ATIENTION.-sALE OF WALNUT BOOKCASE,
S390As. PEppISG, CHINA GLASS AND
On SATURDAY. SaRCH TENTH. 1883, at TEN
O'CLOCK 4. n, sha se.., il front of our auction
rooms. Two Trunks and Two Boxe,- containing Cloth
ing Bedding, fo, ks and variety c-isr articles.
Glass and CroIkery Ware, Tinware, Beds, Carpets,
.irGrs. Stove. Nadlo Water Cooler. etc, stored =.
2nd to b, sold to pay storage charges, &c Also One
Walnut Bookcase and Books stored in the name of
Cart Nor an. March 10th. 1880. to he sold to pay
storage and cliar-eE
mh7-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
E,ItGANT STOCK OF nNE MILLINERY, IN
IIBBO s. FLA IiEbS, Flow Frs, VELVETS,
dPa viii 36 g. H ZAP gsa sIdNh OF s AK
HATS, EAtIETT OF OLD LADIES' CAPS "a
SPECiAITi OF THIS HOUSED, WITH GUAM
TIIY OF OF HFR GOOI5S, HAT AND BONNET
sfAADS, show Oasis. sH LVING &c,
BEING EFFEC1S CONTAINED IN PREMISES
O ela NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
ariuti"S, COMMENCING at Ten O'CLOCK, WE'D
NtsDAi MOkNING, MARCH ssLV. = TE; at tie above
.C Der. and nue from day to day until ali IL
go,s arr sold Particular attention is called to above
sic, as the Goods are all in fine condition.
WEEKS CO., Auctioneers.
rms ct Late with Duncanson Bros.
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CHARGE OF OUTRAGE-A colored Girl. named
Dolne Monkey, OF street, between 18th and 18Th
street. an employe OF the government printing
Office, swore out warrant to-day at the Police
Court, charging young colored man, named
Rutrun Loudon, watchman AT the Hamilton
mouse, with having committed an outrage on her
person few nights ago. The warrant was nut In
The PandS or Lieut. Greer, OF the sixth precinct
station, who detailed squad OF officers TO arrest
Loundnn.
The members OF the Waverly Base Ball club OF
Ihls city are taking every advantage OF the fair
weather TO &c into good trim Tor the coming sea.
son.
Ex-Dstrict Commissioner Morgan is reported 90
much improved as TO be able TO SIT up and walk
about on crutcheS
The ball OF the L'Union Fraternelle de Langue
FrancalS at Cosmopolitan hall, last night, was
largely attended, the guests including nearly an
the prominent French residents OF the city.
Oflcer Byrnes to-day arrested a colored man
named w. Clagett on two charges OF larceny of
drills from F. T. May. hardware dealer on the
Avenue.
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MANAGE LICKNsHA-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Gurden
Weber, OF Columbus Ohio, and Katie Fritz; w. b.
Grimm and jamie K Thomas; Edward johnson
Henrietta Lea
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issued by Inspector Entwtsle: j. W. Valentine,
repair frame, northeast corner OF 10th and V
streets northwest $780, Miss Mollie Tassett, erect
two-story and basement dwelling. corner lOta
street and Virginia avenue; $500. Wilson Clary,
repair brick, 1922 9Th street northwest 81 600 Eu
gene Morgan, efect q three-Story and basement
dwelling, street, between 10th and 10th streets
S. 500. e. h. Wright erect two two-story dwell
rgs. street. between 10th and 18th southeast;
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-23
PASSENGER LIsrs

EEwHALL, October 22d.-Passed here to-day, 70
arrive in San Francisco tomorrow James Tobin,
Sonora, Mex; James Rosenberg, E. f. Rice, ban
Francisco; Mrs. II. NJ. Beers, Riverside; W. B. Ba-
con, Arizona DR.. W. S. Clark, Toronto, Canada ];
DIR. s. r. Jessup and wife, Salem, Or; c. r. Buck
ingham, W. C. S.urges, Chicago Dr. Covper. Z. o.
Moorsbach, Los Angeles; Hugh Curran. ). T.
Mistlton, San Francisco; ]. Roeenburg, Chicago !;
Simon Devene, Boston William Cain, New York
D. Hennessy, San Gabriel: Eugene Wegarnd, Harry
Payson, F. w. MacFarsnd, San Francisco N. De-
pangher, Chicago c. II. Perkins, Los Angeles; c.
Speaker Ashland, Ohio; j. N. Russell Mrs. G.
D. Witherell, Los Angeles.
CARL1Y, October 22d.-Passed here to-day, TO ar.
rive in Sacramento tomorrow: ". Stern and
mother San Francisco G. P. Howell, U. $. n; ].
Waruock, Philadelphia /; Mrs Thomas Magee and
son. Miss Wadsworth, c. Platt, New York city
Mrs. r. J. Griffin Cincinnati; Miss (. Cleveland,
Ohio Miss o. Hearn, Denver, Col; Miss II.
Haven, New Hampshire Mrs. NJ. C. F Hall Wood,
NJ. ]. Feelheimer New York city Mrs. A Stevens,
Missouri (; NJ J. Soeum, oil City, Pa. ". Dow,
New York c. NJ. Stone, Pennsylvania; :. D. Buck
ley. New York Mrs l. u. Tiltoh and son, Wash
ington. d O.; E. Wygel, California; }. J. STRIDE,
Laramie Civ, Wy. T.: il. Rogers, Sacromentoi
William Preisler, st. Louis; Fl. II Smith, Colorado
D. Montague. New York city; Mrs. D. Nixon. Ohio;
Mrs r. B. Cleveland, Kentuekv 1875 emgrdnts,
including l0l males, to arrive October 24ta.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-23
TELEPHOYE PLAyING MILL,

CoRNER J AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
~ Sacramento. H. D. VANDERCook & CO, Pro-
prietors, Contractors and Builders. Manufacturers
Of Doors, Sashes, Frames, Blinds and Modrrgs.
Planng, Turning and all kinds OF Mill Work done
shors notice. The fitting Of Stores and Offices
Speciality. iy12-tf