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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

David Hutchinson, of Oleta, is in the city.
Judge Charles f. Irwin was in the city Satur-
day.
Dwight HOLSTER left yesterday for Bartlett
Springs.
Theodore Winters has returned from his ranch
in Nevada.
Mrs. G. E. Brand, of Nevada City is visiting
Santa Cruz
John c. Gray went down to the Bay yesterday
from Oroville.
C. II. Holbrook, OF San Francisco is at the
Capital Hotel
Miss Belle Rolfe, of Nevada City, if visiting
friends at Alta
Eustace Batch, of st. Helena, is visiting friends
at Suffer Creek
Colonel Wilson came up from San Francisco
yesterday noon.
]. NJ. Gayety, Penryn, and R. J. Kirby Shell
don, are in town.
Albert Sutherland and Clarence Jarvis, OF Mill
City, are in town.
]. X. McKinstry, of Gait, visited Amador
county last week.
]. f. Enos, of Gait, is paying visit to friends
in Sonoma county.
Mrs. W. H. Meacham, of Gait, is visiting
friends in sacramento.
s. D. n Stewart, of Suffer Creek, has gone to
the Bay for a little rest.
Miss Nettie Cohn, of Eureka, New, is visiting
friends in Grass Valley.
S. Knight of Knight & Co., Suffer Creek, has
gone below on business
Frank Irish and F. Brandon, of Green Valley,
are at the Eldred House.
NJ and Mrs VIM II. Mills of San Francisco,
spent Sunday in this city.
Governor Stoneman went down to San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon.
C. Cockrill. of San Francisco returned home
from Marysyille yesterday.
DR.. c. Grattan, of Stockton, returned home
yesterday from Marysyille.
Miss Cora Utter, of Franklin, is visiting Mrs
W. II. Foreman, of Benicia.
c. o. Lybecker, of Marysyille, passed through
yesterday to san Francisco
Mrs. c. NJ. Ritter of Stockton. is visiting Calf.
the guest of Mrs. Frank Ritter.
VS.. Elliott, of Chico, passed through yester-
day, en- route for San Francisco.
Judge Bliss, District Attorney OF Yuba county,
went TO Hardin Springs yesterday.
& Mrs. John Luttrell, of Antelope is visiting
friends and relatives in Pine Grove.
D. L. Atkins, of Butte county, was among yes
terdays travellers to SAN Francisco.
Miss Susie sharp, of East Butte, has been visit
ing Miss Leila Wilcoxon at 6uba City.
Mrs. W. c. Stiles and Miss Belle Allen. of Ne
yada City, are visiting San Francisco.
Arthur Powell of Portland, Or, is paving a
visiting to his old home, Grass Valley
The Misses Jessie and Mary Woods of Stock
ton, are visiting Il. A. Farmer, at Gait
Miss Laura Toll, of this city, left for a few
weeks visit to Santa Cruz last Saturday.
Mrs Warren Strong and Charles Jerrett, of San
Bernardino, arrived in the city yesterday
John c. Gray of oroville; W. r. Pendegast
and S J. Still, of Woodland, are in the city.
Mrs Jennie Collins of Placeryille, is visiting
her sister Mrs Thos. Frakes, of Suffer Creek
Mrs. Startsman, of this city, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Thos, Frakes, at Suffer Creek
Miss Alice Frakes. of Suffer Creek, is spending
Mrs NJ Livingstone, of Virginia City, is visit.
ing friends and relatives at and near sheldon
Frederick T. Phelps, of this city, spent few
days last week in visiting friends in placerville
Dr. VI. Gardner left yesterday for his ranch in
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Chautanaua Assembly.

EDS. RECORD UNION: Wednesday after
noon we had another pleasant hour with
Dr. C. L. Anderson and the microscopes
and in the evening Prof 7. c. George dis
coursed upon the Liberty of Modern
Science Miss Birdie Gibbons and the
Misses Norton had musical parts on the
programme.
Thursday morning, after musical intro
duction. in which Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. AL
version and Messrs Crandall and Young
took part, and invocation by Prof. f. c.
George, Miss Jessica Thompson read a
carefully prepared essay on Tennyson's
Princess Gems of quotations from the
poem sparkled throughout like dewdrops
ON the blossoms of the garden. Imme-
diatelv following Miss Thompson came a
lecture by +. B. Perkins on Archaeology.
And thus we turn, in a Chautauqua As
sembly, as every where else, =" from grave
to gay, from lively to severe
At 1:3O P. NJ. there was a business meet
ing of the c. L. S. c., at which reports were
read, and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Rev. C. C. Stratton,
d. D., President; Dr. c. L. Anderson, Rev.
j. ii. Wythe, Professor II. B. Norton, Vice
Presidents; Mrs. NJ. H. Field, General Sec
retary Miss NJ. S. Bowman, Assembly
Secretary; Mrs. Eloise Dawson. General
Treasurer. Also an Executive Committee
consisting of: Miss E. B. Norton, San Jose;
&. w. Arms, Oakland; Mrs. C. T. Mills,
Mills Seminary; Professor Josiah Keep,
Alameda; Rev. C. D. Barrows, San Fran
cisco; Miss Lucy NJ. Washburn, San Jose;
Professor 7. G. George, San Jose; Mrs. Pro-
lessor More, Los Angeles; Professor Geo.
San Diego; Rev. T. r. Ollie,
San Francisco; = Merriam, San Jose; Joel
Bean, San Jose; A. S. Evans, San Jose.
II. s. i.
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DIED.
Sacramento, July 1o-Mary A., daughter OF John
Damis, months.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence of parents No. 20s
NJ street, this morning at 10 o'clock; thence TO
St. Rose Church, where funeral services will
be heidi
sacramento, July 13-John Ryan, native of
New York, 30 years
friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the undertaking rooms of W. ].
Kavanaugh, No. 5lS street, between Fifth
and sixth, this afternoon at . clock.
Grass Valley, July Lizzie E. LeDuc, Is years,
months and IL days.
Winters, July Infant daughter OF William
Haynes.
MORTALITY REPORT.
For two weeks ending July 70, 1884, made by
J. n Herndon, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office, at the Chapel, City Gene
terry:
lime os-James O'Hea, 80 years.
Jnly alfred Bennett years. II months aud
10 DAYS Jacob II. LaRue, 81 years, months
and % days. Bonnie Bryan Is years and
months.
Smith, month and Is days
July 5-Mdrtin II. Hallaman, months and L.
July '6-Isabella Bennett, years, months and
July Ruth A. Benchley, 50 years and g
months.
July s-silas NJ. yeach, ss years, months and
July s-Lottie Earhard, n days
July l0-Lee On Gung, 60 years.
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CHANGED EVERY DAT FOR THE MEcHANrt,~ STORE.
GENERAL NEWS,

The Blaine Hat
The King" Lock-stitch Ruf1ing.
Rare Shades, such as Sea-greens, Lilacs, Laven-
ders, etc. in Silk Gloves, IS cents
Hair Switches made to order, IS cents
Misses Tortoise Shell Hats, 20 cents
Mems Stylish Pique Scarfs, S cents
Colored Hammocks, ST..
Hat Racks, pins IS cents.
Seven-inch Alligator Purses, ST. 50.
Ladies Gauze Vests, II cents.
Model Waist Innings, 80 to 48 cents.
Small Easels, 10 to SO cents.
Nuns Veilings. single width. 22H cents.
Fish Poles three joints. IS cents.
Brass Bird Cages, ST..
Buggy Whips three-quarter whalebone, ST. Is.
Gilt Dado Window Shades, s. cents
Crossbar Linen Napkins, 50 cents per Dozen
Chinsura Mixtures new S. cents.
Medium-size Scrap Books, IS cents
Mems Suspenders IS and rs cents
Infants Lace Caps, IS cents each.
Mother Hubbard Calico Wrappers, ST. SO.
Pebble Eyeglasses and Spectacles, ST. IS.
Vasellne, IS cents per bottle.
Mems Gauze Undershirts Is cents.
Mems Colored Handkerchiefs, four for IS cents
Alarm Clocks, ST. So
Boys Blouse Play Suits, So So
Hammock Ropes and Stretchers, IS cents each.
Chdren's Cashmere Suits, ST. Al.
Mems Calico Hats 20 cents
Ladies Kid Opera Slippers, ST. IS
Two-toned Surah Silks, 50 cents
Atkinson's London Perfumes, 65 cents
Autograph Albums, IS cents and upwards
Automatic Shawl Straps, IS cents.
Mems White Vests, 70 cents.
Mems Iron-cad Working Pants, 90 cents
Harvest Straw Hats, 20 cents
Mems Full-Finished Colored Hose, 25 cents
Boys Calico Waists, with skirts, IS cents
Canvas Telescope Vaises, So rs.
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WOODBURY. & BARNES

Successors to E. l.. Billings & Coy,
No. All Street. between Fourth & Fifth, Sacrs-
mento,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In the Finest Brantlies, Wines and Liquors
jy15-islm
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Azalea stockholders tomorrow evening.
Sacramento Council, p. of j., A. $. X, this
evening.
Uniformed Degree Camp, l. o. o. F., this
evening.
Maltese cross lost-Reward offered.
Native Sons this evening.
Harmony Lodge, K and L. of H., this evening
Business Advertisements.
Hottiiter, the goldsmith, Sixth, and streets
Perry's Seminary, Oakland.
J. Kaplan & Co., sos street
Eagle Winery, Eighteenth, o and streets.
To lef-922 Ninth street.
Help wanted at Houstons.
Red House odds and ends sale
Wcinstock 4 Lubin-General news
Hale Bros d Co.-Boys' clothing.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS.

HAVING BOUGHT OUT H. S. MADISON
III and R. A. FISK s interests in the new i'm
proved Odorless Exeayator, we are able to clean
Cesspools, Sewers and Vaults on the most i'm
proved system. Work done at reasonable rates.
For further particulars apply at office J. GUTH
& son, Feed Store, rs street
je7-3p1m J. II. CAMPBELL & CO
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CANDY FACTORY.

CANDY FACTORY.
MRS. E. NJ. WIEDMANN, NOS. AS J STREET
wi and 419 X street metropolitan TheateT
Building), manufacturer and wholesale and re-
tail dealer in all kinds of candies and nuts.
m10-2nlm
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w, H. ARCHER

LAS BEEN APPOINTED MANAGER FOR
Ill Sacramento cointy and adjacent lowns of
the UNIVERSAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
for unmarried persons. Issues certificates of en-
dowment of one to two thousand dollars, pay
able at marriage or maturity. No one else is
authorized to transact business for the Associa-
ton in this vicinity. Address all communion
lions to W. II. ARCHER 725 L street. Sacra-
mento. ic233ptf
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MARRIED,

Nevada City, July "a. P. Davenport to May
Seaman.
Yreka, July S-John Stewart to Mrs. Hattie H.
Mckay
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Ped!cr
After this there were several smaller
matches, in which some very good shooting
was done, Messrs PARROT, Todd and Pedler
being the most successful.
CHIEFS RAISED. - The following Chiefs
have been raised up III Red Jacket Tribe,
No. -, Imp o. r. NJ, for the ensuing
term; Sachem, A. b. Casey. Sr. Sag,
Fred. Dustmm; Jr. Sag, A. Dunbar;
Prophet, Jas. Mckay; c. of r., j. L. Jack
son; X. Of W, J. A. Gibson; f. c., S. b.
Cooley First Sanap, Geo. j. SculIey; Sec
ond Sauap, Jas. McCaw; G. of W, Manuel
Sylvia; First Warrior Martin White: Sec
ond Warrior Fred. Gibson Third War
rior, Geo Burgess; Fourth Warrior, f. F.
Martin; First Brave, O. l.. Stevens Second
Brave, John White; Third Brave, Jacob
Muhrback; Fourth Brave, q. X. Billion .
First POwWow, JOS. Myers; Second Pow
Wow, Jas. Fay.
CoNKRRcrAL.-The following steamers
have arrived since last report Varuna,
from the upper Sacramento, with barge
of wood; San joaquin No. >. from San
Francisco, with general merchandise and
barge of freight: Clara Bell, from the upper
Sacramento, with general produce; Gov
ernor Dana, from San Francisco light ::
of potatoes d. +. Knight, en- route from
San Francisco 10 Marysville, with NOR
chandise Departed San joaquin No >
to San Francisco. with general freight and
two light bargeS Naruna, for the upper
river, with barge of freight; Clara Bell, for
the lower river, with merchandise.
CONGRESSIONAL CoNyENrIoN.-The dele
gates from this county to the Republican
oh
Beuicig to-day is as follows: First Dis
rrict, W. A. Anderson, A. ]. Rhoads, George
X. Rider. Second District, c. Green, W. b.
Burtis, w. K. Jones. Third District, A. l..
Frost, c. H. Hubbard, c. A. Stevens.
Fourth District, Lee Stanley, W P Eldred,
NJ. A. Howard Fifth District, G. c. Nc
Mullen, J. F. Gladney, w. II. Dixon.
Sixth District, Ben. Chambers, Z. Christy,
J. +. Blanchard. Seventh District, Dr.
obed Harvey, Joseph Sims, I. D. Lufkin.
CRY FINAXcEs.-The CITY Auditor re-
ports the receipts for the week ending July
18th, as follows: Joseph A. Herndon, Gem
ctery dues, 81 % A. Brewer, harbor
dues, SIT so; L. II. Mckee, rent, $25; W.
4. Henry, Police Court fines, 1922 Geo. A
Putnam, city licenses, $403 20; Geo. A .
Putnam, dog licenses, $S4 4s; II. B. Mel
sen, street assessment 81 ,904 20; total
S4,I3S a Total disbursements, S10.717 20
Total amount in City Treasury, s29i, $50 90.
NoTARIEs APPoINTED.-The Governor has
appointed and commissioned the following
Notaries Public: j. NJ. Coffman, Biggs,
Butte county; Ed. NJ. Skinner, ScottviIle.
Humboldt ThoS. Fox, Sacramento, Sacra-
mento; James A. Morrissey, Stockton. San
Joaquin; George NJ. Yoell, San Jose, Santa
Clara; Dixon L. Phillips, Hanford, Tulare,
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Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday:
Dan O. Hearn. F. H. Crowcll, J. E. Doty, Elk
Grove; Henry Gross, Franklin; d. Younglove
and wife, lone; d. c. Jordan. +. Coren s.
Thurston, NJ. Sandell, Alex. Ericsson, John
Ericsson, Mat. Lahte, San Francisco; NJ. f.
shaw Costumes: George eastman, Elk Grove;
Edward Henry, John Frost, Miss NJ O'Connell,
Frank Fay, city; Rowland Hill, A. d. Burton.
San Francisco; F. II. Crowell, Sacramento:
Frank Lave, Amador; J strobel, country; Will
lam Gotham, G.. Trumpler, Napa; A. b. Blair.
Walsh's Station; Frank Pang, Truckee
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The following west-bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: J. II.
Brown, ontario; J. Graves, San Francisco: Mrs.
Mary Hartigan, C. Fisk, II. C. Morris, New York;
J.. Pickering, Miss Nellie Helps, San Francisco;
John Durham, Boston, Mass; +. Ferguson,
Kansas City; C. W. Henderson and wife, A. J.
Snyder, lady and servant, Oakland; c. 5. Bar
rett Titusville Pa; Mrs. Nettie. Sobre, San
Francisco; y. Comerford. England; A. J. Brimer,
HALEY, Idaho; Ben Fitch. Elko, New. NJ. Bart,
Wells Ney
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Irene Lodge, ]. o. G. T., i'll Carroll School Dis
trict gave a social hop last Friday evening in
the sacramento Hop Companys hop house on
the Costumes river, which was attended by
about forty couple. Harry a. Clifton was the
managing spirit and all present enjoyed them
selves until the wee sma' hours Good music
was in attendance, and an excellent collation.
was served Mt 10 O clock.
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Asurprise party was rendered little Miss Sallle
Phipps by her Juvenile friends at the residence
| of her parents corner of Seventh and streets,
Saturday evening. twas planned and managed
by Katie Flint and Bonnie WEIGH, and was
largely attended. Ice cream, cake and other
delicacies were served, and the little ones en-
joyed themselves with games and singing until
~ Inct
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Three children of Joseph Ashley, Of
suamico, Wis, went out to pick berries, and
wore drowned while bathing In tho river.
A party of masked citizens Of So.
bina Ohio drove the inmates OF q hrothcl
into tho etreet, ana blew up tho house with
rant powder. The keeper Of another dlsor~
te,ly place was taken from he'd, given
coat Of tar and feathers, and warned 10 leave
town.
An inventory of the estate Of tho late
Cyrus II. Mccormick shows stocks and bonds
Hgrega,in4 $1,000 co. IN interest OF sl,s:a.
100 In the Harvester Company, ana real -.
tate producing an income OF sisS, spa, besides
vast amounts Of Other property.
IL, II. Young, statistical agent for
Minnesota, estimates the wheat yield OF tho
state AT u.ooo. ooa bushels,
Lafayette HUI. Of Oxford, Ohio, has
received $4,000 from the Fan Handle Road for
injuries inyie,ed by election from ono OF 10
trains.
Lucy Hughes. of Muncic, Ind, 10
years OF age made a nearly successful AZ
tempt to strangle herself with her garter be-
cause her mother punished her for neglect
ing the baby.
In the Ohio Valley the drought has
resulted in serious leases to farmers who are
on the alert TO prevent their rarchcd fields
taking tire. Hay ia $le ton and advancing,
teeseeo is badly injured, and corn IL threat
ened.
The Health Department Of Chicago
has received warning that physician OF
San Francisco has started Eastward with two
lepers, whom he proposes 70 exhibit in oil
the large cites and ON the steps Of ncechcrs
Church in brooklyn,
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WASHINGTON.

President Arthur has called for tho
resignation of Gen Lonxs,recs United
States Marshal for the District OF Georgia.
Attorney General brewster complains Of
longstreet's ineteiency and earclessness,
and has recommended his removal, Mr.. John
4, Bryant, IL Is thought, will succeed Long
street.
Queen Victoria sent her congratu-
la,tons ON thu rescue OF Lieut. Grcely, In ~
ns, President Arthur expressed the arprc-
s'a,toa vi TIL American people Of the timely
gii, II the steamship Alert,
A meeting Of the National Sanitary
Conference viii he he'd in Washington Aas.
!, Tho cen erenee il composed Of repreeca,.
MAstsat tate hasras Of liea IN, It's ehsect
u n seearv sonecrt ol action hy I'LL health
author ties against the spread ~ epidemic
diseases Throughout, the country.
The Commissioner Of Internal Rev.
eaae reports reeesp,s for the fiscal year os
Sal. aaoeaa a decrease ~ So, sts, sou mainly
ON tohaceo, Illinois leads the states in con.
riha,ions 10 the National Treasury. having
paid ~ .aso,saS Kentucky following with
Siss al.s,
John C. Brady, Of Alaska, George
4, lire, at PENNSYLVANIA. and Chester See.
een. at salste nta,hase been appointed United
states Commissioners Tor the newly organ,
ned District OF Alaska.
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NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record OF the Week.


overholt's distillery. al Councils.
VILE, Pa, with three bonded warehouses and
1000 barrels of whisky, was burned, tho loas
being paced at seos,0oo, fully insured, The
flaming whisky tioatea down the river, and
aundcds Of men got drunk on some saved
FROM the Are.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
paid $,oi,oo0 for iss acres Of land At FREQ,
dom, pa,, on which Fl, 100000 will no expcnd.
ID IN round houses aud repair,shops,
The boiler Of m engine ON tho lie.
aah Valley Railroad hurs, mar whitchavcn,
"a J. W. uarscl, tho engineer his son, who
acted M brakeman, John Armhrustcr. tho
fireman, and telegraph operator named
smith were instantly Killed.
Ex.Gov. Hartman, Of Now Hamp.
shire. has Just died ~ tho agc of a.,
Daniel Pratt, ex.Associate Justice Of
tho supreme Court OF Now York ana Ut ono
time Attorney General OF that state. died a,
Syracuse, ased ~.
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FOREIGN.

There waa q desperate flght In tho
Highland forest ownei BY winans the Amer.
lean millionaire, between the employees of
that person. One laborcr was Allied by .
sillic.
Tho Minister Of Finance IN Egypt,
acting under Instructions rom Enpland. Ito.
mands tho immediate payment Of arrears
OF taxes, and Asricultnrtsts will he com.
tellcd 70 sell thcir crops In the field NJ 4
heavy sacrifice.
A dispatch from Paris says that At
Aries, France, = dcplorahle state Of adairs
sAissa There have been several deaths from
cholera; tho water supply Ia cut on, owing
to defects In the hydraulic apparatus, the
earrcntcrs rcfnc 70 construct ccfn for the
Wet ms Of tho er denies the principal IN.
haeitants Of tho place ara fleeing from II.
and food h scarce. Tho sutierings Of the
people are great
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John He'll, a clerk in the German
Bank at Wheeling, W. Va, struck a match
In the vault. II appears tina, the Eas had
been escaping all aisht, and the explosion
which followed swept Hell aeress tho room
with a stngea race, and blow out the glaas
front u the building.
An Illicit dissillery conducted by u
mooashsuer named rolA IVES. in uverton
County, Tennessee, has been seized by the
revenue officers, who have destroyed loo
gallons Of beer and still Ut 100 galloas
capacity.
The tannery Of Charles +. Sauer \
Co, NJ Louisville, valued At See,eoe, WAS de-
stresed by tire, Capt, Hickman, OF tho nre
Department, received what may prove 10 10
fatal injuries,
The wall OF a mill at Lexington.
Nv. collapsed, being forced cut by tho
weight OF 1000 bushes vi wheat. Two
men were buried under the grain and de-
Iris, one being killed and the other mor,ally
hurt.
Victor Eloy. wife murderer. and
keadrscS Hell and teoloed, who Killed
his mistress were hanged at New Orleans
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procecdinss were somewhat tame, and wcrc
not - la,R~y attended, GOOD many old
soldiers had private reunions AZ the camp aud
Ia tho atrects, There was also prise.drlll,
and in tho evening campfire, At which
acn. sherman delivered 4 speech. The
fourth and last day was devoted principally
TO the election Of officers for tho ensuing
year. John 4, konts, Of ohio who entered
tho Union army In 1891 m 4 drummer hoy,
letns then but IL years OF arr. was elected
Grand Commander, John L, RcA, of Mime.
aroliA senior Vice Commanders, and Ira
u. Hicks, Ut New Haven, Conn, Junior
Woo Commander. Portland, Me-, was 80.
lec,ed ~ thu place for tho eneampmcnt next
year.
Surgeon General Hamilton was mott.
ned that \ child who recently arrived At
New Orleans from Tealon died on the steam.
Or Annie Il. silver, Al Port Anderson. Mise,
probably from cholera, A st,iet inresttsN.
uon was At once ordered by DIR. Hamilton
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POLITICAL.

The National Democratic Committee
met u, New York and elected William IL, Rar-
Nun Chairman ana es,Nayor Prince, Of Hes
ton, esstars, 4 eammittee, consisting of
Mr., Rtsnem, senator German. and Mcssrs.
smaley OF Vermont, Kelly OF Minnesota,
lawson If South Carolina, Villas Of wiscon.
sin, and Miller of Nebraska, Was appointed
TO map OUT the work OF the campaign,
]. S, l.ittell, OF Newark, n. J., re.
celsed The following telegram from ex-Gov.
ST don aceessns the Prohibition nomiaa.
tim Tor RESIDENT
Ito aiESrAg, y Y. July sA-Ta the Hon
Ia#4 h, ~ a., ts~ases H. s. or, az NJ IL
hstA*f&t MAS ~ Lakeside YESTERDAY and dia
~ r. =, = N"W tsissss;a until this morning,
Nhtis dbl a seek II d sire tae nomination
iresiS aisnsee ate the anan.mtty with which
u Ma sfF,n ~ well - tte henuy il conferred.
can oaaN aF now that lacautcsee in the kcsicn
O. ihs {" nsea tan, and. locking T. God sus Ills
joins /, ST, JauS,
George q. Jones, Chairman Of the
GseeaeaeS Committee ii New York state,
has written Ia Charles Jenkins, a prominen,
Tho ereenbaekcr, expressing d satisfaction
nj the attitude of een, Eatcr. Mr.. jones
SAYS Butler must indicate his intentions very
son, a, the true men o, the Green back rarity
care nothing about outside combinations,
AM ,ney ase becoming imps,isa, and sssscon-
tented at the delay. Ii Butler does not run,
Mr.. Jones says, auother candidate viii be %.
leeted AMI he suggests "A conference OF lead.
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