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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at 12S for Is of 1907, 1l27s for rs
sterling, s. SSGa4 90; 1907 for 5, 100 for 5s.
silver bars, 1lllz.
silver in London, 5034d; conSols, 1015sd
5 per cent. United States bonds, extended, los
Is, 1851 rs, 115}4.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at S9@S93s cents.
At the $50 session Of the san Francisco Board
yesterday the pressure to sell the leading middle
stocks continued large, and prices gave way
before ii. On the regular call the Com
stocks continued on the down track, but the
changes from previous rates were very small.
: Mormon missionary has been imprisoned IL
Vienna.
In Ayrshire, Scotland ten women were blown
to pieces by an explosion.
President Arthur was i'll New York yesterday
The remains Of DR.. Samuel D, Gross. of Phila
delphia, were erematcd at Washington, Pa.
yesterday.
The steamer City of Portland from Portland
Me, for ST. John. y. b. has been wrecked, but
no lives were lost.
Fifty new Inoucy-order offices win be estab
Hshed in California by July 1St
The Monte de Picdad Bank at the City oil
Mexico hasSl 100000 in excess Of liabilities.
\ rich Australian barristcr has been arrested
in England, charged with the murder of hi.
wife
The General Baptist Convention Of California
is in session at Woodland
Two men robbed a stage yesterday near Red
ding. Shasta county.
Forty-three designs for the Garfield monmncn
have been received by the Association ut Clcye
land.
During thc, trial in St Petersburg. TWO Mill
ists-father and daughtcr-stabbed themselves
New conSpiraceS are being discovered in Cuba
The Health Exhibition was formally opened
III London yesterday by the Duke of Cambridge
An English Baron has been senttp Jail in Lon
don for an indecent assault upon n servant girl
David Hudson. a real estate agent. p years 0
age, committed suicide in san Francisco
Wednesday night
DiphthcTia prevails at Gold Hill. New
NJ. Greenberg, proprietor Of the Eagle bras
foundry in SAN Francisco, died suddenly yes
tcrday.
Elections for senator, took place in cuba yes
terday.
y
Association began Yesterday at Louisville
The United States Senate yesterday passed tn,
shipping bin.
Andrew Leonard has been sentenced 10 be
hanged at Kaamo W T.. for the murder Of
Andrew Patton.
Mexican soldiers, in the name Of the Govern
mcnt robbed an American bank AT New Laredo
on the Rio Gr0ude. of $1,000 in silver.
\ siXtecn-ycar-old boy in TcXa, has taken to
the road as Il full fedged highwayman.
II is believed AZ Vancouver ". T. that John
Matthews was murdered by his wife and man
named Thornton.
Citizens orWinston, y. C., took Henry ecraim
a murderer. from jail Wednesday night, and
lynched him.
The British House Of Commons yesterday
passed the cattle disease bill u third reading
Serious trouble is reported between the Span
iards and Fncl in Bornco.
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FOR SALE

s8- RENT AND OTHER COLLECTIONS MADE
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VANCOUVER. May sth.-Some DAYS ago a man
named John Mathews, living near here, was re-
ported to have been accidentally killed by being
run over by team attached to pillow \ Coro-
ner jury returned verdict that Mathews came
skull fractured. hut how or by whom was un.
known to them. Subsequently suspicious facts
came to light. tending To show that Mathews
had been murdered. lie was working on the
farm of Al. Thornton Mt the time of the alleged
accident Suspicion pointing strongly 10 Thorn
ton and Mathews wife, both have been arrested
and charged with murder. Both are now in
custody here. Full particulars are not obtain
able. There is much excitement over the dis
closures
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STOCKTON. May Sth.-When the collision oc
cured between the steamer City of Stockton
and the schooner :. Grant, inthe san Joaquin
river. ON the night of April I'D, a man iumpc,
overheard from the schooner and was drowned
His body was found floating at Venice whar
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

TIIHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS WILL
1 receive bids for Construction of BRIDGE
over Deer Creek west Of the Stone House, in
Costumes Township, rs per Plans and Speciica-
tions on tile with County Clerk.
Bids to be opened on FRIDAY, MAY -, 1884.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
BY order of the Board.
m9-@t CHAs. NJ. COGLAN. Clerk.
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\ street Fight in Charleston.

CHARLESTON May Sth.-W Mcfarland. com
monty known as stormy Jim" had n fgh
with Il man named Screw stormy Jim " cam,
up behind Screw while the latter was Sittin!
down. and struck him several blows on The
head with wagon yoke. They grappled ant
Screw secured the yoke and struck Stormy
several times The latter drew a pistol anC
placed the muzzle against Screws body but :
byStander caught the revolver in time to SAVE
screw : life. The cOmbatauts and byStander.
Were rlentifHlly sPrin klea with blood.
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FIFTH DAY
saturday.

As Admission to the grounds and grand
stand. ~ cents: ladies free
J. W. WILSON President.
c, H, TODD, Secretary. m2-td
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PHILADELPHIA. May Sth.-The Conference of
the Methodist Church reassemblcd this morn
ing. \ report was made by the Committee of
the Episcopacy, recommending Thursday. May
18th. for the election of Bishops. Rev. Dr. King
OF New York, offered a resolution. which was re
ierred, by which the Committee on the state of
the Church was instructed TO consider the mat
ter Of protest against the assaults of Romani,m
on civil and religious liberty in different States
ING committee on Missions decided to recon
mend the appointment OF an Episcopal resi-
dencc in India. \ motion locating Bishops in
Europe was also adopted. At a meeting of the
Committee on the Frecdmans Aid Society.
general discussion of the race cnsued. and the
color line in the south took place over the pro-
posed change in the name of the society TO
" Frcednans Aid and Southern Educational
society. After long debate the committee
adjourned without action
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ANSWER TO A CARD.

IF MRS. L. WATT SAYS | MADE THE
1 statement that the secondhand Steinway
purchased OF Mr. Parsons by Mr.. p. :. Lawson
some time ago, was not satisfactory il must be
so. for generally deal in facts, notwithstanding
the Steinway agent statement to the CONTRARY
who is probably the inStigatOr of the card and
who generally endeaVorS TO make out liars OF
those opposed to him III business: but VINO i
known in the community as a very honorable
and truthful mani, With due respect to MIR
Lawson. will say ! don't remember OF any CON
versati0n between him and myself; but called
nj the house once TO see him, saw and heard the
piano inqueStion, and was surprised that piano
that had had no more use than il had Should be
sotnpany, as MATHusHEk : PIANOS used three or
four times as long, retain their fullneSS of tone
and rich quality, as can be testified 10 by over
two hundred and fifty of our principal citizens
musicians and teachers, and all purchasers in
Sacramento; in fact, the MathuShek Company
wrote to me that they had PIT on ninety men
since June and Were still pushed to tilrthcir or
derS. | certainly got the impression or inferred
from what was said at the time, though il is so
long ago do not remember how | rot the i'm
preston. but certainly did get the impression,
that the piano was not perfectly satisfactory. /
should not have been satisfied. And more than
two of otr principal music teachers who had
Steinway pianos have very lately changed them
for The rev style Alathushek Piano they being
governed entirely by actual experience inteaCh-
ing on the Mathushek Piano, which IS the only
piano that Will stand the test of California eli
mate. Ny opponents being unable to find any
weak points in them have endeavOred to storm
them with unjust assertions and resort TO cats
paws With due respect To the parties who have
allowed themselves to be used for the purpose of
another agent, who, being unable to compete
hOnornbly and squaTely resorts 10 personalities
10y making mountain of some casual remark,
which. no doubt. at the time was merely the eX-
preston of an honest impression got at the
time and called upb some criticism or remark
of neighbOr But if the public wish to guard
against getting an inferior piano then get the
Mathushek. which is the only piano having a
full solid iron frame, with tuning pins pushed
into the iron plates It viii not require one
fourth of the tuning of any other piano and
will last lifetime, especially with the late i'm
provemcnts added.
JOHN F. COOPER. Agent
527 J street, Sacramento.
Pianos and organs sold on installmentS and
will continue to take SteinNay's in exchange as
part pay. nl,Llt
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VIRGINIA, May Sth.-The reservoir for tailipcs
on SIX-Inlle Canyon, once the property of the
late Ira :. PaFke>. viii be concentrated with a
necWly,invented machine, and worked by W. 7.
O'Neale of san Francisco and George Vi Hon
kins. formerly Mayor of this city. II i est
mNtcd the IeseM0ir contains over 80 600 coo
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

The Office Of the RECoRD-USIoN in San Fran
cisco is at No. Now Montgomery street-Palace
Hotel, opposite the Grand The paper can be
obtained at all the principal news-stands.
WILLIAM CAMERON,
Special Advertising and Subscription Agent.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
A Divers Death,

VICTORIA, May Sth.-A distressing accident oc-
CURED this morning AT Esquimalt. Dan Nc
Glade, of i25 East street, san Francisco, aged Il
employed Il diver on the sunken steamer
his helmet 1t is believed he has wife and
family
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SWGGtSGp&AlSiD
REAL ESTATE
insurance Agents,
No. 1915 Fourth Street, Sacramento.

For 50 ,OOO.-16 Acres, 10 Acre, in Fruit
and Vineyard all bearing except 80 Trees
Half Acre in Blackberrics, 8 Acres in straw
berries, Windmill, for Irigatng; Small Dwell
ing, Barn, Chlcken.houSe: Horse and Wagon,
Harness, Tools Turning Implements. etc.
Situated eight miles from Sacramento, sacyl-
meuto county This is a splendid place Of.
Ciated
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THE Petaluma irgvs says: The extra session
fasco VIII not improve the chances of electing Il
Democratic Congressman from this, the First
Congressional, district The 800 laborers
thrown out Of employment in Shasta county
viii not be likely to affiliate with the railroad
VrcckerS
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THE orchardists and vine culturists OF the
State must be pretty well convinced by this
time that they can get no relief from an unwise
system of taxation by appealing to Extra Session
Assembly That body has but one eye and one
object fills it-railroaj.
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LET TIE cuRrAIN FNLL.

IMPoRrANrTo LEGISLATORS Every Legis.
lator should purchase bottle of Elite Bou-
quet. The perfume is most refreshing after
hard mental labor
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NEVADA.
Diphtheria on the -tock-The Clarke
Inquest.

VIRGINIA. ay-Sth.-Diphtheri has broker
out in Gold Hill. one death occurred Yesterday
and there are already cases in Severai families
some OF which il is thought Will prove fatal
An inquest on the body of w H. Clarke
broker. who shot himself Saturday, was con
Guided yesterday. The verdict was ieath from
pistol shot fired by his own hand during d
fpmpOrnry mental oba
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9TH. 9th, 9th and 10Th following.
FOURTH DAY.

Friday 9th
40. .. PACING-Pursc. S500; for horses that have
never beaten pa.
Henry McCom br z Fairmount. pedigree not
given.
5. O. Tryon's br. 2. Prince by Missouri Chief.
dam by Belmont.
NJ. NJ. Aliens dn. Z. Johnny Weisle, pedigree
not given
J. I. McIntosh's b. g Fred. Alderman, by Wash
ington.
NJ + Odelrs b. Z shaker pedigree not given.
No. 10. TROTTING-Purse, $500; free for all.
A. Waldstein's b $. Albert W. by Electioneer,
dam by John Nelson.
J. \. Goldsmith'S gr. g. Romeo. by \. W. Rich
mOnd dam by Mambrino Pilot
P, Farrclrs b. g. Nandcrlyun, pedigree not
FIFTH DAY.
Saturday 10th.
No. Il. TRoTTING-Pursc, SEQ: 2:27 class.
George Leihys blk g b. B., by Milliman's Bell
founder. dam thoroughbred mare
W. +. smiths b. :. Adair by klectioneer dam
Addie Lee.
NJ. NJ. Allen, ch. =. lump Winston, pedigree
not given.
J. 4. Goldsmith b. m sister, by Admiral.
No. y. PACING-Purse. $500; for PAGERS owned
in Sacramento county january /, 1884. which
have never beaten 30.
F. H. Stacks br g General Garfield by Tecum-
sch, dam i Nelson mare
Worth Obers b. .. Johnny Catcher by
PrimuS
/. H. Todhunter's gr $ Revenue. by Ulster
Chief dam MarySville Queen.
Albert Teiten'S b. m Patti by Crisman's
Patchen. dam by General Knox.
J. W. Wilson'S b. <. Roden, pedigree not given
7. POtters oh. 9. Ned Forest pedigree not given.
Races commence at L o'clock sharp
each day.
re- Admission to the grounds and grand
stand, - cents: ladies free.
J. W. WILSON, President.
c, H, ToDD, Secretary. m2-td
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Stage Robbery Near Reddin@

REDDGNG. May Sth.-About o clock this after
noon the sacramento river stage Dave Curtis.
driver, coming 10 Redding was stopped be
tween Buckeye and Newtown, five miles north.
by Two men, one with ecch-loading double
They got two express boxes. contents unknown.
aud robbed the passengers. A. WickSOm lost
so and silver watch and gold ring Mr.. Ross,
Scobie'S partner. lost two pistols \ Chinaman
had nothing. They did not touch the mails
They broke both express boxes open within fifty
yards of the robbery. They are described rs
small men, with light compilations and blue
eyes One acted a. if he was an old hand at
the business
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For s5,OOO-20 Acres; 500 Fruit Trees /;
Is acres in Grapes SO acres in Strawberries ;
new Dwelling rooms, cost $1,000; new
Stable Chicken-h0use; Blacksmith shop
and Tools; Packmg-houSc tons OF Hay
Farming Implements. etc Crop included. jt
sold within 80 days. Situated $ mile, South.
east of Sacramento, miles of Florin, a
beautiful place and handsome sum can be
made of OF il,
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Murderer Lynched by CITIZENS,

WESTON *. c.. April sth.-A band of about
80 citizens took Henry Seraim from jail last
night and lyncled him. He murdered Mrs.
Harrison Reed Monday night, Tor the purpose Of
robbery
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Removed for .,f.E.o,,;
Sentenced to be Hanged.

kALANA. May Sth.-Andreyv Leonard con.
yicted of the murder Of Ambrose Patton. his
brothcr-in-law, has been removed from this
place to NancOuverfor safc-kecping.
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For S5,0OO-i2is Acres, ~ Acres of which
are in Grapes. ouc-half acre in Biaekberrics
few Fruit Trees good Dwelling and Barn
fine brood Mare and Colt: ne,, Spring Wag-
on and Harness. Situated miles from Slcrl-
meuto Crop included il sold within 50
days.
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Murder instead OF Accident.

KALAMA. May Sth.-Andrew Leonard. con
yicted of murder in the first degree for killing
Andrew Patton near here, has been sentenced
To be hAnUed .IrlN .llth
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For Sf,iOO-16o Acres, with Dwelling OF
rooms Stable 90 acres cleared and in Hay
and balance in Timber fine stream Of 'iY-
ing water running through the place. -
miles from Single Springs.
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ARIZONA.

SANTA Rosa. May Sth.-In the Cotton case to-
day Fullerton. the defendants expert again
went on the stand for croSs-eXamination.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-usIoSl
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HOME AND ABROAD.
DOMESTIC NEWS

rspncrsl DISPATCHES 70 THE nroonD-uslos.l
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NOTICE

YTyO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ONE HER
man Langsdorf. formerly in our employ.
was summarily discharged. Any person inter
ested in learning the cause therefor will be in
formed on calling on the undersigned.
m61p1w l. ELhUS q co.
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LAEEDo Tex. April Sth.-At noon to-day the
ri>on and formed in line in front of Milmo
Bros. bank in New Laredo. \ peremptorv de-
mand was made for 81 900 claimed to be due the
Government and upon refusal by David Miimo
an American citizen and part owner of the
bank. the Government officials entered the bank
and took on; twenty sacks of silver of 500
each and marched off Intense excitement pre-
walls on toth sides of the river
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ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.

TUFTS HAIR Dye.
GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed in
stantly to GLOSSY BLACK by single ap.
plication Of this DYE. Sold by Druggists,
or sent by express on receipt OF 81.
ONCE, "A Murray Street, New fork.
TuII'S MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE.
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CLEVELAND. May sth.-Fory-three designs for
the Garfield monument of which eleven are
models and thirty-two drawings, were received
by the Association on May LIST. the day fixed by
the invitation to artists IN October last. These
designs are from France, Italy, Germany, Eng
land and the United States. Each design has Il
motto or mark to identify the artist or his work,
and is accompanied by scaled envelope, bear
ING similar motto or mark and containing the
artists name. The designs will therefore be
examined and passed upon without knowing
the names of the artists who made them.
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\ CHANCE TO LEGIsLArE.

Nevada Transcript: The opposition be
tween the Nevada City and Grass Valley
stage lines has broken out afresh. One line
charge, 10 cents fare, and the other ) cents.
The wise Solors at Sacramento should now
pass law that the rate cannot be raised in
the future; it would only be in keeping
with their present damphoolishness.
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ST. Lotus. May Sth.-In the Trans-continental
Association meeting to-day the special commit
tee appointed on Tuesday to formulate plan
mcnding gross or money pool TO succeed the
present divcrting plan, and the pro-
position was freely discussed. II is understood
that two roads in the association oppose the
pool. chiefly the Northern Pacific which Is not
able 10 determine how much of the California
business il can handle. The roads likely to
pool, however, think this trouble can be obvi-
ated by leaving the Northern Pacific out for the
present and paying il a specific sum for main
tanning the rates established by the pool The
Topeka and Santa Fe. it Is said will agree to be
come responsible for the action of the st Louis
and san Francisco regarding the maintenance of
the rates, and it is believed that both the Texas
Pacific and Union Pacific will withdraw
their previous action in severing connection
with the association and Join the pool, if one is
formed
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A sixteen-Year-OId Jesse James.

DALLAS Tex, May Sth.-Luccn Poles aged
&c, living near HutchinS. stole his fathers horse
and rode to Lancaster, and after disposing of it,
returned, mounted another animal. and armed
with shotgun took the road lill-hedgcd
highwayman. Riding 10 Schueider's store. he
1 brought his gun to bear on the proprietor. de-
manding money or his life, which was answered
by five shots from the storekeeper's revolver.
whereupon the young hopeful put spurs 10 his
horse and escaped. posse have gone in pur-
suit.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-06

--cyvunavs roons to rent, advertise In THE
CRITIC.
PoUNDMAsTERE INsrEIN killed thirty.
seven ours this morning and capturedtwenty
four.
THOMAS CRoGaIN, a young white man,
t fH; ''A '0n'n' III jail ''-aa' LOT h0uS00reaA'
MR.. L. @. POLLOCK has been promoted
to DO chief clerk OF the Customs Division OF
the First AUDITORS oflce.
Mr.. G. HEURIcH will erect q private
stable in rear OF his brewery at cost of
$4,000.
LIEUTENANT CowLEs has been ordered
ns member OF the board for the examination
OF foreign vessels arriving at New York.
THE quality of ink furnished the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing for motto printing
mas caused 80 much complaint that contracts
Will probably be nullined.
The Time Meridian Congress reconvened
at the State Department at noon to-day, and
tho discussion between the French and Eng.
lish delegates was resumed.
NATHANIEL BOSTON, the colored man
with ring from
charged by Judge Smell today.
II you have Sore Throat, D Cough ora
Cold, Try D. FL. Dougl9a&sls sons Capslcum
perfectly harmiess, and Will surely euro you.
ABE GAFFNEY, acolored thief, was con
pair of pants from tho store OF Simon Marks
on Seventh street. He got 60 days in default
OF $40.
THE report of Building INSPECTOR Emit
wiele for September shows that there were 1i3
new buildings erected and 1855 repairs. This
Is &C more new buildings than were erected
the same month last year.
SECRETARY TELLER has received from
corn grown by the Indians in that Territory.
They are white and red in color, large, full OF
kernels and over foot in length. ~ Ss->sss
ch IF you have rooms 7 seasadvortise in T9r
. MEN are often hoard saying that their6 As
piretiofis arc high, put every time they cough
their noses go toward the earth, with indica-
tions that they Will follow them soon, unless
they are wise enough to take DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup In time.
ISAAC ROBINSON was charged before tho
Police Court this morning with assaulting with
intent TO kill another colored man named
George Ambush. The latter claimed that on
the 9th ultimo the defendant attempted to
shoot him. The case went over for hearing
HAY.FEvER. have used Ely's Cream
Balm for for aay,Foger, and 9Ayssszperfenfed
y sS Mss Prc g. 81 s5s SSnis Law
A-sifnE Quartermasters Department of tho
War Department has furnished transportation
for the following men from their respective
homes TO this city, to enable them to enter the
Soldiers Homo: George Wilson, late sergeant
Troop Il, Sixth Cavalry, Fort Lowell, Arizona
Territory: Charles Miller, late private Troop
NJ, First Cavalry, st. Louis, Mo.sTs--1
cI If you have roo%ats<ent' advertise in THE
MR.. spYm6UR ". TULLocH states in
|Ncamntfnic ation to the Commissioners that the
disorderly gatherings OF Kings Hall, on Tenth
street, between and S streets northwest,
which were broken up some time since by the
police, have been resumed. He asks that the
crowds that congregate there with loud and
discordant bands be reduced to order.