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CHERIFFS SALE.-UNDER AND BY '

CfHERIFFS SALE.-UNDER AND BY NIR-
- tue of an execution issued out of the SUI
perior Court held in and tor the county of Sac
rumcntO State of California, bearing date DC
tobcr H. 1854, upon Judgment rendered therein
on the 10th day of october, 1881, in favor OF
HOLMAN, STANTON IL CO.. and against i. Nc
CAFFRkY for the sum of SSll 0S, with interest
thereon nj the rate of seven per cent. per an
mum from the 2ist day OF August, 1884, together
with SO ca costs of suit, and 81 y accrl!ing
costs. besides costs to accrue, have levie, upon
all the right. tile and interest of the said de-
PENDANT. B. McCailrey. of. il and 10 the follow
ing described real estate. situate, lying and be-
ing in the county of sacramento, State of Cali
tornia, and standing on the records of Sacra-
mento county in the name of Ellen NJ. Wilson.
to wit The north one half of Il tract of land
bounded as follows: Commencing ut the cen
ter of the line which divides sections and II,
township north, range : east, Mount Diablo
base and meridian; running south and west
along the boundary line of the Costumes
Rancho or Hartnell Grant until it strikes the
back line of the original survey OF said rancho
as made by W. I. Sherman in 1919; thence up
and along the back line OF said survey until it
strikes the dividing stake or point between sec
tons Of divisions and q according TO the orig
inal map OF said survey; and thence in south
eastcrly direction about 30 chains. to the place
of beginning, containing two thousand acres
Notice IS hereby given that viii, on NEbNES-
DAY, the 9TH day OF NOVEMBER, 1881, tit the
hour OF 10 O'Clock \. ". of said day in front Of
the County Courthouse door, corner of Seventh
and streets, in the city OF Sacramento, sell, at
public auction, To the highest and best bidder,
for cash, all the tight, title and interest of the
above named defendant, in and to the foTcgo-
ing described real tat; standing in the name
OF Ellen NJ Wilson on the records OF Sacramento
county, or 80 much thereof rs will be sufficient
October Ii, 1891. a. il. EsTILI. Sheriff.
BY ALEX. DUN Deputy Sheriff
L. S. TAYLOR Paiutil- 5 Attorney. of5-1awitW
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sTElNWAY g. SONS PIANOS.
CANDY FACTORY.

A HEYMAN SOLE AGENT, l ,sss,sssssssssa
n street. bet Sixth aud Seventh.
opposite Court house. PIANOS TOes e 7 s.
LET Pianos sold on installments. je9-2p1m
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o1.td Conntv Clerk OF Il s 81 counts.

DROBATE NOTICE.-IN THE SUPERIOR
Court, State of California, county of Sacra
nlento. IN the matter THE cstateof FREDER-
ICK W. HATCH, deceased. No.ice is hereby Civ
en- that MONDAY, the Sd day of NOVEMBER,
1881, at 10 clock A. N. ofthat day, and the Court
room of said Court, at the Court-house in the
city of Sacramento, county of Sacramento,
State OF California, have been appointed as the
time and place for proving the viii of said
FREDERICK W. HATCH. deceased, and for
hearing the application of FREDERICK W.
HATCH and SARAH X. HATCH for issuing 10
them letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
this 10Th day of OCTOBER, 1881.
lsEAL1 CHAS. NJ. COGLAN, Clerk.
A. P CATIIS, Attorney for Petitioners. o2l-10t
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uS1os
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR PRESIDENT:
GROVER CLEVEEAND......Of New York.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT:
THOMAS 4. UENDRICKS......Of Indiana.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:
ELECTORS.
CHAS. KOULER............Of San Francisco.
e. L. BEiSlt \ SitteT.
w. j. TINNIN. Trinity.
MARION BfGGS..................... OF Butte.
JOHN 4. STANLy....... ........Of Alameda.
GEORGE r. MARYE....OfS San Francisco.
JAMES t. MURPHY ........Of Santa Clara.
w. II. EBB...........................of Monterey.
ALTERNATES.
THOMAS II. LAINE.........Of Santa Clara.
y. II. HARRINGTON. Coiusa.
EDWIN SWINFGnD. ...,,...........Of CoIusa.
f. ID. .......................O OF Tuolumne.
NATHANIEL J0NES....Of Contra Costa.
j. NJ. EATON..................Of San Francisco.
EDWARD WHITE....-..........Of Santa Cruz.
a. j. ATWELL................. Tulare.
FOR CONGRESS ed DISTRICT:
JOHN Il. GLASCOCK..... OF Alameda.
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StUAIMONS. - STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
> county of Sacramento In the superior
Court in and for said county. The People of the
State of California to FRANK PROCTOR, greet
ing You are hereby notified that an action
was commenced in the Superior Court of the
county OF Sacramento, State aforesaid. by filing
a complaint in the Clerks Office OF said Court,
on the 10Th day of SEPTEMBER 1884, in which
action ANDREW whitaker is plaintiff and
YOU are defendant That the general nature OF
the action, as appears from said complaint. is as
follows: To obtain judgment against you, said
defendant for the sum of SOP alleged to be due
and owing from defendant to plaintiff, rs Tsin-
ciPal and interest upon Il certain prOmlsSory
note for the sum OF 800, made, executed and
delivered to plaintiff by the defendant, on its
date, to wit the lst day of June, A. D. 1877, and
which note the plaintiff is now the owaer and
holder Of Plaintiff demands judgment for said
sum OF S132, principal and interest ms aforesaid,
and for interest on the of 500 from the date
OF filing his plant up to the entry of iud9-
ment herein, at the rate of twelve per cent. per
appear by the complaint fled in said action, ref
erence to which is here made. And you are
hereby directed TO appear and answer said com
plant within ten days from the service of this
writ exclusive of the day OF service, if served
on You in said county of Sacramento; and with
in thirty days. exclusive of the day of service,
if served elsewhere. And you are further noti-
tied that less You so appear and answer with
i'll the time above specified, the plaintiff VIII
take judgment against you for said sum of 1872
and costs, according to the prayer of his com
plaint
Ia testimony whereof, /, ChaS. NJ. Coglan. Clerk
of the Court aforesaid, do hercunto set my hand
and afljX the seal of said Court this ;ioth day of
September, y. ID. ISL
SEAL. CIIAS. NJ COGLAN. Clerk
". II. BEATTY IL 5 G. benson, Attorneys for
Plaintiff, 42j X street Sacramento, Cal.
.r Iat. ny
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Procession will start from corner of Tenth and
VI streets at 80 p NJ; proceed up Tenth to l., to
Eleventh, 10 X, K to Second Second to J, to
Eleventh, cOuntermarch to Sixth, 10 Wigwam.
Divisions will form as follows:
Boys in Blue viii form on Tenth street. right
resting on NJ.
Mckenna Mounted Guard on NJ street, right
Plumed knights on Ninth street, right resting
on N.
Blaine Hat Brigade on Eighth, right resting
on NJ.
Knights of the Press form on ", right resting
on Eighth.
Four and Half Club, on Seventh, right resting
on NJ
Third Ward Club on VI, right resting on Sew
enth.
Citizens, on Sixth, right resting on NJ.
Blaine and Logan Fire Brigade on NJ, right
resting on Sixth
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Il. Lanet, French Bakery, j street, be-
tween 10Th and 18th. All kinds of Bread Pies
and Cakes. The only genuine French bread. o96m
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CITY TICKET.

Vi llkNE
POLICE JUDGE-W. 4. HENRY.
CITY JUSTICES OF THE PEACE JOHN F.
RAMAGE and ISAAC JOSEPH.
TOWNSHIP JCSrICE-D. L. ALEXANDER.
CONSTABLES-JULES p. COLA and JOE
a. KLEIN.
By order Democratic County Central Com
mittee. Il. d. STEPHENS Chairman.
d. +. BEyERIDGE, Secretary. s25-td
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GRAND MARSHAL AND AIDS.
FIRST DIVISION.
T. II. BERKEY. Marshal.
Aids-H. \. Burnett. Frank Rushtallcr.
Boys in Blue
SECOND DIVISION.
J. \. YOUNG, Marshal.
Aids-W. d. Stalker, Ei. Lyon.
Mckcnna Mounted Guard.
THIRD DIVISION.
Ed. H. MCKEE. Marshal.
Aids-E. J. Croly, II. Ncinstock.
Plumcd Knights.
FOURTH DIVISION.
T. j. uEPUE, Marshal.
Aids-N. T. White, Aug. Hebron.
Blaine Hat Brigade.
Knights of the Press.
FIFTH DIVISION.
T. H. COVELL, Marshal.
tidS-j0hn COnran, Gus. Wclmann.
~ Club
SMITH DIVTSyON.
DR.. &. l.. SIMMONS. Marshal.
AiLs-W. 4. Potter, Joseph SteIcns.
Third Ward cub.
Citizens lnot uniformedl.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
JOHN DIEINE, Marshal.
Aids-john Barrett VIM. Scanlon.
Blaine and Logan Fire Brigade.
EIGHTH DIVISION,
Citizens in Carriages.
All Aids to Grand Marshal will meet at W 2
wan. Sixth and VI streets. ut $50 P NJ sharp
Citizens invited 10 illuminate, as far as posi-
BILE their residences and places of bushes
along the line of march.
OBS JOHN WE'LL, Grand Marshal
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NOTICE TO REDITORS.-ESTATE OF II

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-ESTATE OF IL
n KAS KREUZBERGER, deceased Notice
is hereby given by the undersigned. executors
of the last will and testament of LUKAS
kRkUZBERGER, deceased, to the creditors of
deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
afdayils and vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice, to the said
executors, at the law Office of W. IL. Beatty and
S. c. benson, No. i2j X street, Sacramento city.
in the county of Sacramento, California.
Dated October -, lSSi.
CHRIS. EHMANN and GEORGE SERM0NET.
Executors of the last will and testament of l.u-
kas Kreuzberger deceased. o22-1awiwW
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Mrs. Ellen Cogar, Nurse, can be found
at No. $50 Sixth street, near /. o7-lm
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San Francisco Money Market.
Kanoch Declines.
Quick Work with Stage Robbers.

SAN FRANCISCO, october 2Sth.-I. s. Kalloch
declines the Peoples party nomination for
Mayor. He has been appointed II member OF
the National Committee of the Peoples party.
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SUNSHINE ANn snApon.
How Small Fingers Harped.on the Hear
StrinVa nf IN, Ngt,, -. l., V...l.--....-.

How Small Fingers Harped,on the Heart
Strings Of One who sat In Judgment.
"The officer tells me that you were
drunk and disorderly and that you have
often been arrested for tho same of
fence" said Justice Foote yesterday, ms
he irowned through his Eyeglasses at q
hard-looking woman who stood before
nih' vi nave no sympathy for women
ike You, and will fine Won a hun"
Papa" interrupted alittlo yoice,clegr
ana sweet, aud two soft arms stole
around tho Judicial neck and soft face
was ldid against the judicial check.
Justice Foote'S irOwn changed To a
smile. AHA, you rascal" said he, seiZ-
ihE MS littlG daughter and seating her
ON his Knee. $50 You came To 500 mo
Just while | am hard at work, did Won.
and You Slipped mp behind mo and tried
To Scare NuW old pap? All, yuuw and
h2 gave her - great hug.
clerk tllu-"h poised his pom ready TO
record the tine; he lawyers took their
seats with q sIile; the prisoner was left
toue Delur1 tine bar. She looked al the
!,ue enid and passed her sleeve over
atr eyes. For five minutes the old head
and III" young head nodded at earg
other while from two red lips cnmo a
wonderful story of "Oh! such fun At
tho park! and how funny the doers
locked" Then n bright ten.ccnt piece
was produced from lie Jus t.ee's pocket
ana pu, Into little hand. Then came a
long, hard hug, and the little girl
skipped away, ShoutinSG0oa-byG as She
Went through the crowd.
When Justice Footc turned his face
toward the court room there was spread
over il smile that would have graced
tho Couuteuanco OF saint. "Whurp
was l. ~ he asked, avs he rubbed his
glasses aud looked down At tho shoot
ooh, Yes, this drunk gui Il sutderly
case" Then he looked az tho prisoner
You look like you might hoy0 boon q
decent girl once" said he; 81 VIII give
you ono moro chance. The prisoner /,
discharged. r-Chirayo NnWs,
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SPORTING NOTES.
BASE BALL GAME AT HOUSTON
Clayton Wins at Sculling-The Kentucky
Turf-Patsy Cardif and John King
ut Soft Gloves-Pollce Inter
fore Cardiff Wins.
LOulsNille ERcna.

LouGsvILLE, Sept. 22-The weather
was fair, although the rain last night
rendered the track stiff. Attendance
good.
First Race, lilo miles, selling race,
purse $500; Europa held lead into stretch,
where she had enough; Whispering
came in and won easily ny four lengths;
Eros, second; Diamond, third, Time
l:54la.
Second Race, handicap, purse 800.
First heal, Lizzie $. won 10y zen tn
John Sullivan, second; Sovereign Pat,
third. Tme-l:42S4. Second heat, Kel
Iii hbe won hv length; Soverei II Pat,
second. Time-l:4Sis, Third heat, Kei
klohbe led to head OF stretch, where he
came away, and won by eight lengths:
Lizzie -, second. Time :52l..
Third RaCe-PurSe $3.50, Tor three-olds
and upwards, winner to be sold AT auc.
ton, mile and Il qu after: Mophyte and
| Nirgie llearne were the only starters
| The horses ran lock, d to the head of the
stretch, whore Mophyte drew away and
won easily 10y three lengths. Time
I-2:l6'a. Ed Butts did not start, and
/ the winner was not sold.
Fourth RaCe-Hhe Bellemede stakes
| for twO-year-old colts, three-quarters ul
a mile: WarrentUn was not headed
and won by n length; Pegasus, second
clay Pate, third. Time-l:l7. French
! pools paid SAB.
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what Ito Remarked.

lIo WAS particularly hard-up debtor,
or 40 least, ono from whom 1t was emf
uenuy difficult to collect anything. one
day his long-sunering creditors sent "a
new clerk to dun him, not with much
hope OF success, however. In due tima
the collector returned,
"Weli," said tho employer, "did you
yet the muuoyy'
"No, hut he promised to pay at once
"lle's awl ys promising, tut he mover
fixes day"
"rhis time he did; he said 10 com,
around Tuesday next, ut II o'clock, anu
ned give mo the money!
ale did? Did he say anything elseY
"Nn, sir oh, ycsi he did. As was
coming out, ho said something about q
pigs eye, over the left but the romark
seemed tn mo utterly irroloyant,"--
Drako's Magazine.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
eoRpoN is HIS OWN SAVIOR
} Flying Squadron to Ascend the Nile
King Leopold Beset by the Com
mune-Cholera In Russia
Italy's Roster-Etc.
China's Trouble.
THE BLOCKADE.

LONDON, Sept. pa Shanghai dis
patOh to the Times says a new complica-
bon has arisen in the French Chinese
difficulty bv the blocking of the bar at
Die mouth of the Woosung river. Ithas
been ordered by the Chinese authorities,
~ .ough the passage of ships of neu-
"A ais is to be allowed. This action is due
70 the Chinese disbelief in the promises
ot the French. A Yeritable panic pre-
sails in Shanghai, and merchants OF the
Neutral powers have asked the naval
commanders of their powers to take
Dome action. The British consul has
advised the Chinese authorities and has
obtained skilled foreign assistance to
keep traffic open.
CHINESE DENSITY.
r LONDON, Sept. "a Times Foo Chow
correspondent, illustrating the ignO-
rance and self delusiOn of the Chinese,
INSTANCES the case of a young and intel
ligent Chinamdn who was seven wears
hi Yale and Harvard and who asserted
That the Chinese refrain from attacking
thc French from lofty motives, and says
the Chinese could blot out the French
heet to morrow. The Chinese refusing to
discriminate between French and other
Foreigners the dislike grows daily. The
correspondent asserts that native Chris
tians will suffer first from this state of
Feelings and the animosity will then have
Its effect upon others.
RUSSIAN FLEET 10 PROTECT FRENCH IN
TERESTS.
Russian cOnsuls have been ordered to
protect French interests wherever
French cOnsuls leave. The Russian
feet in Chinese waters comprises one
siron-clad, three cruisers, two corvettes
and six gun boats. Three Of her iron
clads are expected to arrive. This
strength, in view of the smAllness OF
Russian interests in China, il consid.
bred significant.
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dence, is necessarily aiming TO display
teat superiority to his fellow-creatures,
and To grasp ~ supreme dominion over
all men and all things. His vanity is
so prepOsterous that II has exposed him
To ludicrous failures, and little which he
has written will survive him. His am
hition, and the falsehood and in
trigues with which it works
have estranged all parties from him. and
lett him, in the midst of bodily and in
tellectual strength, M insulated indi-
vidual whom nobody will trust and with
VIII M no one will act-the largest and
saddest moral rum have over seen, He
is agreeable in society. not by CONVERSE
ton, which he does not understand, but
by lively monopoly of talking, in
which his hearers very Willingly ac-
quiesce. His opinions on all public mat
tiers are (where he has no interest 10
serve) in the highest degree philosophi-
cal. His first object is his own ambi-
ton, but that served, and completely
served, he loves the public good and
understands 1t. If he had been born In
Italy in the Fifteenth century he would
have conVulsed that country from Ven
ice to Calabria, and gained an immense
historical reputation by scattering war,
fraud, misery, stratagem and spoil over
that portion of the world.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. "a soft glove con-
test took place tonight at the Union
base ball park between John King of
Pittsburg, and Patsy Cardiff of Peoria,
four rounds, Marquis of bloomsbury
rules, for the gate money. The mon en-
tered the ring about 10 O'clock. After
four set-tooes by local boxers they i'm
mediately went to work.
First Roundabout an even thing,
nothing notable occurred
Second Round-Cardiif forced fighting
and Knocked King down. Heavy OK
changes on face and body were then
made and the round ended in Carditf's
favor.
Third Round-C Cardiff again forced the
fighting and King went down under "A
heavy blow under the left arm. More
heavy exchanges, but the round was de-
cldedly in favor Of Cardiff.
Fourth Round King showed great
weakness and Cardiff went to his corner
and called him out. King responded
but acted mainly on the defensive. Car.
ain again forced the lighting, shOwerinp
| heavy, rapid blows on his opponent. Al
this point, and about half II minute be-
fore time was up, Tom Kelly, King.
! hacker, entered the ring aud separated
the men and ordered Cardiff To hi.
corner. The police then interiered
The referee decided in favor of Cardin
! The crowd dispersed.
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lie Remembered Il.

"LooS hore,n said Col. Bloster, adj
dressing an acquaintance whom no sud
denly met in turning acorner"you arc a
very long time in paving that bill. You
ds not seem 10 care
,'Oh, yes do, Colonel"
mo, air; you do not. You donot seem
to remember your obligation"
"Oh, remembhr 10, Colonel. ItIdid
not would not cross tho street "a avoid
meeting You. have a keen sense ~
oolgadon, otherwise would not be put
10 so much trouble"
Now, here; you are not acting riuht,y.
Just put yourself In my plnro amt"
"Impossihlo, Colonel | cannot nut
myself IN your place. canupt imagine
your feelings, fOc no one over onel mo-"
i ArkAuSaT Traveller.
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Iin,o Rail NulRa.

"See here Mr.. HERALD reporter" said
a small boy to a seeker of news yester-
day morning us he barred his passage
"lou don't give us boys fair showing
for our White Ally. You pun the Brown
Stockings and the other big clubs, but
you never say any thing about the games
OF the frying size, - you call US. We
want showing" said Young America.
IL was Il member OF the Trinity Reds
who thus spoke and he gave
the reporter TO understand
that Sunday afternoon tho Trinity Reds
beat the Maple Leafs by score of II
to2l.
Another kid said that il would ma
a., doubt he news to the public 10 state the
fact that on the same day the CrIckets
beat the Cedar Birds hya score of y to !.
The news received yesterday after.
noon by wire that Dallas had, i'm the
! Ia. Of" series OF tl.-c -au.g bga. On,
| Houston club by score Of 10 to /, was
eminoutly satisfactory, though not un-
| expected. I he San Antonio club will
! be the next victims of the Browns. The
indications are that thoy will walk oil
the field with the cake.
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FAVORABLE NEWS FROM GEN. GORDON.
LONDON, Sept. 22.--Gen. Lord Wolse-
! y has telegraphed to the war Office to
stop forwarding troops to Egypt for the
present. 1t is believed the expedition
for the relief of Khartoum will be re-
tluced to flying column, owing to
favorable news from Gen. Gordon.
THE NILE CATARACrS.
4 LONDON, Sept. IA Sussex regiment
WAS mounted and reached DOngola.
1he cataracts were more difficult tan
ras expected.
GARRIsONS EvACU ATED.
81 PARIS, Sept. GA dispatch from
Alden to lie Temps saws: The Egyptian
harrison evacuated lfarra, Berbeira and
Iyeilla, in the district on the coast Oppo-
AVte Alden, and the British troops OCcu-
Nod Xeilla and Berbeira.
THE CAMEL CORPS WILL 90.
IL,oNDON, Sept. 22.-The report that the
sieaye of Khartoum has collapsed, which
rea6ned Cairo from various sources, is
cOnSrmed by official kilograms. Pre-
parations for the dispatch OF the camol
corps to the SOudan continues with UNI
Slated vigor. The men who have en-
listed for this service will proceed to
!. Egypt in the transports Deacon and
australia, instead Of Erin as first in
~. Cd. The Admiralty gave notice
iat the 500 men expecting to sail in the
Deacon and in the Australia, will proba
bly be delayed onlya few days and theI
fill proceed in the Erin.
DpENDOwAS DEFE \TED.
CAIRO, Sept 22.--lt is reported thai
III Mahdi intends to reinforce his troop
operating before Khartuum. Tn,
fficndly Amamars were defeated. TIN
HaddGndowas and the latter appealed I,
Osman Digna for assistance. The ANA
Dlars lost thirty killed.
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FLOTsAM.
Business is picking up.

business IL picking up,
The base ball craze continues.
The weather continues warm and dry.
The tlcecy staple Is beginning TO CONT
into market ~ "A livelier rate.
James Burton, culorod, was fined 81
and cost 10y Justice Kendall for cutting
up caperS on Camp street.
Sportsmon report game plentiful In
tho country, especially the quail crop.
Hotels and restaurants tako notice.
In the case of DR.. $. V. Childcrs vs.. tho
city, pending In the County Court, the
jury gave tho plaiutin Judgment for $50,
Col. John G, Mccoy received petri-
fled log yesterday, which will bo in
cluded in the collection sent from here
10 tho New Orleans Exposition.
George Myers, colorcd, was fined by
Justice Edwards yesterday Tor cssaying
20 iuyoiglo damc Fortune in game of
craps. The tiuo aud cost footed up Sl7.
on Thursday night the we'll known
trutter aud handsome buggy and har-
uoss, the property Ut Mr., VIII. Pnttar-
sou, will TO rallied u.. VI lliclox & Pat
torsou'S.
Wanted-A hoy 10 to Is years OF aye
20 learn the printing business. Must b,
NJ good habits. References required
Apply at tho composing room of tn,
HERALD office letwoou 3 and o'clock
4 hack toam driven by Rig Mack
ran away on Camp sllc.t yesterday
morning, AMI splitting the driver, hiot
away t. longs Lake, where they wcr,
ound. \ liHht was missing aud tn
top of the va .cll slightly torn,
Jordon Sprugileld's "rcsort" on cas-
| Main street was the scene OF war Sutur
! lay night, several Of Cnllcnlcr's min
y,rcls aud Frank Fletcher uad ilenr,
NWuth, all highly colorod, had u row
| The latter two were arrested by Con
table Miller IA being prominent in tn
! ight.