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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
Novel Scene in a Police Court.

CINCINNATI, o., October 10 Long
before the hour of opening the Police
Court this morning the crowd packed the
aisle and seats to suffocation, the faces
OF colored brethren predominatlng. In
vain the court officers tried to preserve
order. The collection of weapons cap
tured was novel one. Revolvers, from
the wlde-mouth bulldog to the tiny
twenty-five calibre, lay side by side;
clubs Of all varieties and lengths lay In
heap. Attorneys fr the defense CON-
prised the best talent In the city. A mo-
tion was made that the illegal voters
cases be continued one week, which was
granted. The docket for to-day meas.
ured nearly six feet In lenSth.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
A Sweeping Claim.

COLUMBUS, o., October 15.-Returns from
one-third Of the State indicate the Republican
plurality to be over la,0OO. Returns have been
received from all sections of the State and
indicate a steady Republican increase both
in towns and country. The Republicans
claim fifteen out of twenty-one Congressman,
with fair chances for one or two more.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
Hamilton County Republican.

CINCINNATI, o., October l5.-'Returns
from Ave precincts in Hamilton County
are lacking. All other returns are com
plete. One hundred AM three out of 10s
show the following vote: Secretary of State,
Newman, Democrat, 1888; Robinson, Re.
publican, 362Jl Herold, Greenbacker 90;
Morris, Prohibftionist, 30; Robinson's major
ity. 2,i55. The majority of johnson for
for Board of Public Works 3S}9; for Con-
gress, Butterworth, Less, and Brown, 2Uga.
The whole Republican county ticket HI
elected. Beresford, Sheriff, has a majority, ".
5lUl y
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
Correct Returns To- Morrow.

CINCINNATI, o., October l5.--Charman
0glesvee, of the Republican State Committee,
estimates that II will be impossible to correct
the returns OF the vote by counties before to-
morrow.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
Links Wins.

DAYTON, o., October 15.-The vote OF this
county stands, Robinson, 1853; Newman,
1904; Morris, 20. The Republican gain in the
county is 1885. The Democrats elect the
county ticket except Sheriff. There is no
doubt that John +. Links, Republican, is
elected to Congress from this Fourth Dis
trct, over Anderson, Democrat
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
Democratic Majority.

CANTON, o., October l5,-Canton city and
township; Newman, 1888; Robinson, 2OS2;
Morris, So. Stark County is Democratic by 600
majority. 1t is impossible TO get complete re-
turns rs yet Congressman mckinley has
Republican majority over Paige DEM of
probably 1900,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
A Contest Probable,

HAMILTON, o., October 10, -Campbell's ma
jority in this city is $50; in the county 200,
Democratic loss of 500; Campbes cleo
ton is conceded by small majority New.
Morey's estimate places Campbelrs majority
at less than lOO. Another contest is proba-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
At CleYaland.

CLEVELAND, o., October l5,-Foran's DEM
majority over Burnett in the Twenty first
Congressional District IL 1900. The Republic.
can majority on the State ticket In Cuyahoga
County IL 2,2ls. The Republicans elected the
county ticket by majoritles ranging from 8s3
for Probate Judge to3l57 for County Clerk
avRuging about 2,40O.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
Harris Trumps.

CHILLICoTHE, o., October l5.-The vote In
Ross County shows Robinson, 1850; Newman,
4.49. Vote on Supreme Judge not all in
Hart, the Republican Con grossionu canli
date, will probably carry the county.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
A Republican Majority.

PAINEsvILLE, o., October 15.-Lake County
gives Republican majority Tor Robinson OF
at least 1880
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
Heavy R.enuhlionn G,ins

SPRINGFIELD, o., October I.-It is probable
the county will go Republican by 1900, a gain
of at least 100 or 500. Some negroes rot
drunk and danced the streets ak night. John
Little for Congress, is probably elected over
Denver by ut least 800 Republican majority.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
At Toledo.

TOLEDO, o., October lb.-Romeiss', Republi.
can, majority In Lucas County ia between
tween l,b5O and 1900 over Hurd, Democrat,
indicating Hurd's defeat.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
Re publioans Lnhllant.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., October 10. The streets
this morning are full Of Republicans jubilant
over majority of l,08l In their favor in
Fayettc County,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
Romeiss' Moiority,

TOLEDO, o., October Is. 2:l5 p. Mt is
now certain Romeiss' (Rep0 majority over
Hurd Dcm.) in this county Is from 2OO to
obO
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
A Clean Swan

OBERLrN, o., October 5.-Republicans made
n clean swcepin Lorraine County except that
for Prosecuting Attorney, Sharp, Democrat,
was elected.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
Democratic Gains.

CiRcLEvILrE, o., October l5--pckaway
County made Democratic gain of 90; Demo.
cratic majority, LOGS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
At BRYAN.

BRYAN, o., October Ih-Tho entire State
ticket u this, Williams County. haa apue Dsn-
o0sss!o With the cxcep.scn Of A.o county
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
West virrinia Eleotion.

WnxHltNo, W. Va, October lS.--The
slsctssn,in West Virginia was for Gov,
sIVs, q full list Of State officers, and
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
How Cleveland Received the News


ALBANY, N. Y, October l5.--There was,
great interest in this city over tho result
OF the Ohio election and excitement ran
high, Newspaper offices were thronged
from an early hour In the evening until
after midnight. The Governor was busy
at his desk during the forenoon and dur
Ing the afternoon he received number
OF callers and retired to his
private loom. The Governor left
the Executive Chamber for the mansion
on Eagle street at G;30 p. M, and re-
NAMED there throughout tho evening,
where he received bulletins Of the result
In Ohio. Preparations for the trip to
New York to-day occupied large part Of
the evening, and the Governor retired at
about midnight.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16
Coming to the Scratch In West Virgins.

Coming TO the Scratch In West Virginia.
WHEELING, W. Va, October l5.-The
amount Of scratching at yesterdays
election In this city Is unprecedented
and will delay the counting. There was
no disturbance OF any kind at tho polls
and no charge OF fraud from either side.
At Burton a fight over local issues re-
suited In the death Of two men.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11
Press Pleasantries

Nice life married man leads when
every time he asks his wife for a cup Of
tea he knows she'll make IL hot for him.
A Connecticut minister ba. d.nounccd
kissing games at church sociable. Evil
IDENTIFY the parson never has any luck
himself. AslT Is Ff - ftH
There Is some satisfaction in belonging
10 Knights of PythiAs COMPANY. Every
member carries sword and looks like
an officer. fff4Hurfff otH 10
II 10 assertsd that 1t wss Colonel Cleary
whs, when up in balloon, yelled, .'Be
jaberss il yez don't let il down Ill ent
The ropes"
Birds are still worn for the ornaments,
but care should be taken 10 have the
little creatures throats incased in red
flannel. The effect Is very fine.
Little Flaxen Hair-"papa, il's rain
ing" PAPA (somewhat annoyed by work
in handl-"Weli. let it rain" Little
FIaxen Hair ttiInidly)-" 1 was going
to-" Ns4t te4is.l~fts ttFs "a
Slang is gradually getting out Of the
common ruts Of vulgar vernacular and it
Is well that II should. ''Seeing the
elephant" shoald now be replaced by
''Obserying the pachyderm."
Harvard College will not produce a
Greek play this year, but the usual intel.
lectusl boat-race will be played. Tins
honorsd institution Of culture will not
exist wholly in vain this year.
II d not pleasant. after you have been
repeating In your best voice several
operasic gems, 10 have your friend look
up with wesried couoienance and ask
III you hadn't Just as lief sins as do that.
you know"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11
Items of Interest.
A Chinese theatre Is buiIdips in Fsss-

A Chinese theatre Is buildipg in Frss-
DU.
john Dillon, second mate of the ship
7. l.. Oaks, is under arrest at New Ia
coma, w. t., for cruelty to seamen.
Charles Graham, q miner, had several
ribs and his left leg broken by cave in
the Syndicate mine, at Bodie, last week
A well authenticated report reached
Stockton on Sstardsy last that, some Of
the whsst in the vicinity Of Linden Is
rusting 49, - ~
Chinatown in Sacramento is rapidly
losing its population, owing to the do
mand upon II for help in the hsy snd
bop fields. .+s ~
Congressman Budd is about to give
the Stocktonians literary treat by add
ing 500 volumes Of pub. docs. 10 the
Free Library.
Fresno voted down the proposition to
incorporate the town. A town govern
ment was elected. but it will have no
duties to perform.
At Melced Monday night Mr..
Mooney. q Piain>bufg, had one of lbs
wrists and twp of HE ribs brokeaby the
ovefturdfns OF bis buggy.
Barnes and Price, two Stockton pugi.
lists. have mads match to fight with
glovss, under thal Marsuies Of Queens
bury rules, fcs t2ne side. s.s' " :
A party Of New Zealand capitalists
have invested largely in railroad lands
near Yakims, w. r., and intend raising
thoroughbred. horses, cattle and sheep.
Josephin Finnell. aged AZ, native Of
Viryinii. and Alfred 0zauni. aged 3S.
native of France, have been declared in
ssne and cent to the Naps Asylum.
Milton J. Smith. the gn<st Of ahot4I
at Portland. Ogn.. who deposited $1,000
for safe-keepiDg in the safe at the hotel,
has commenced q civil action for the re-
covery Of the money.
Wheat in the southern part Of Sacra-
mento county is badly mixed with cheat /
The best fields contain at lest one fourth
cheat, and in some localities il is so bad
that the crop with be cut for hay.
Ike Nickerson, cattle raiser Of Ore +.
gon, Is suppdsed 10 have persisted re-
Gently from exposure. He left Priueville
three weeks ago to visit his ranch near
Fish lake aud has hot been heard from
since.
The Sacramento City Board Of Educa-
tion has passed npon the text book ques-
tion, re-adopt,ng most Of the books now
in nse, but adopting new histories ariih-
metics and word. books. On feHiers the
Board is helpIessly divided.
Ed Cunningham, a railroad section
foreman in Montana, went crazy last
week from drisking whisk y, and is hook !
a Sheriff. passe 10 captnre hisn, and they
did not sacceed until SONS sevsu y.tivs
or hundred shots had been exchanged.
The carpenters strike for nine hours
as a days work in British Columbia has
failed after strike OF two months. the
union resolving TO return to the ten hour
system. 'Tbe Bricklsysrs' Union will
probably rescini their resoln,iuns TO
strike for nine lours.s -
Ukiah has glutton Of great capacity.
A few days ago he ate at one sitting
three beetsteaks, three cana Of oysters.
two cans Of peaches, two cans of sar-
dimes, five biscuits, ten crackers, four
potatoes, q dish Of hominy, plate Of
cakes, four cups of coffee and glsss, Of
water. Time-32 minutes. Before eat
ing the above he had partsken Of hearty
supper.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11

Lets see!" he remarked to a dealer
on Chatham street ''haven't you .
brother in the clothing business in Gin
cinnatiY ''Oxactly. My brudder Moses
vhas dere." "And how Is he doingy'
Bad very bad. Moses wis not the
man to see opportunities. "Hows'
."Vhell, Ven dot flood came Moses should
haf peen in der rubber coat and poot
peesness. but he vhas left. Den when
der riot took place Moses should haf
peen stocked up init guns and pistols,
but he hadn't So much as o. trigger.
Moses vhas on his vhay to der poor.
house, he vhas."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11
Dr. Joseph Kurtx

No. sss Main street. opposite Baker Block
EgEys asd ~ dDssasss tss.tsd ~isA ne sass =
: speciAhst Ap22
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11
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}aN isG
IN IL
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11
HALE h Co. HALE 4 co.
PROGRESS And POWER
II. M. HALE sc CO.

Our advices are coming in too thick,
aud we take the bull by the horns ami
give neither bulls nor bears the advantage
Of an issue for which we only were pre-
pared. Therefore our present stock, in
cluding the consignments arriving, will
be placed ON the market -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11

Thirty subdivision of the
Tract and
immed Longstreet Property
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11
J. Harmon, n D.,
County Physician.
Mra Alice Higgins, M. d

AAscAREL BUILDING. upssAirA Rsuidsnss
Cosmopolitan Hotel lv
Oslos hours IRON 10 70 - A. H.: ssun to ". y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11
WEEKLY HERALD.
A sALvATlosIsr LAY.

Dear brother, come and meet us,
Give old Satan his qIiietus,
Join the raving, raniing regiinest Of the ~;
Seek the gtostly consolation.
In our Army Of Salvation,
And iniiat. yourself with glory I'LL you "bust"
We are marching onward gaily.
Gaining countless converts daily
johnson, jackson, Thompson, Jsnkinson and
Jones;
They are always made serener
BY our drum and coneertina,
And their hcshy lust is bsnished by the bones
There is really no mlstaking
The impression are making,
Fish are iiockiiR TO our nets IN perfect shoals
A. q recent Army gathering.
SO seductive was our bisihefiBg.
That we captured SIX and twenty sinful souls.
Msyb be business doesn't suit you,
Then ftl willingly "rvcrnt" YOU
Tis . service full Of little bits OF 'fat;",
We nave men Of all descriptions, II
Rushing forward with subsc iptions,
For we're very smart at sending round the hat.
You've no need OF education,
Chat Is no consideration),
But, possessed Of lesthcrn lungs you cannot fall
And, willingly win wager,
You'll attain the rank of "Major."
nyou happen to bejust released ffom jail
u TOT MUSIC you We . lsDcf,
like our 'Hsllelujah Rancy'),
And can play upos tbe tSunbons And bss,o9p;
You would tbsn bpcolhe "Colonel,"
And be safe for life eternai.
always granted thss ysd never played N tune J
As for me. I'm toilinr gladly,
And its doesn't pay me badly,
(Tho' Of worldly gain It's vanity TO speak);
There is moral elevation
In the snug fernuneution ga
OF piece of twenty dollsrs every week.
There is one. too, Of our actions
That p.ssesses krcat attractions
For the true Salvation" warrior, I remark:
Namely, saving souls from Hades,
Qf they happen to be ladies)
With pious course OF "knee-drilf' in the dark.
Brother, after that suggestion.
will merely put this quertton.
Don't you think it's worth 3 sinners while
To, by way Of recreation,
JON our Army of Salvation,
And be purified from all your worldly guile =
--lExchange.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11
J. M. HALE co.

Will place around their business loins
such coat OF mail that the downward
point OF many a spear, or the finest
wrought Damascus business sword Of
the opposition shall fail to penetrate the
harness of the Hercules Of the phalanx
Of living men that are leading an op-
pressed people to the progress and power
that is educating them in their purchases.
Frum thb sale we anticipxts a big re-
turn, 4 the buying ID proportionats to
the prices.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11

1h
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11
MONDAY, MAY II,

And the only reserve we have in selling
is consistent, even with the millionaire,
NAMELY, not TO deplete the stock OF
the treasury at less than par; but, from
our advantages Of buying. we will give
such an exhibition Of moral force in driv-
ing stock right out that will be re-
meInbered by all that will lay hold Of
the phenomenon, for assurediy the firm of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11
OSCAR O.! BALDY. y
VETERINARY susaEoN.
ALL CHRONIC DISEASES A sPEcrAL1

Residence. $40 south Spring street.
Ress&acsE pr. X. D. Wise. Lo> Anrs,es; J.
". adams. Downey City. surgical operations
performed successfully on Ali domestic animals
Also. hayins sadsrnlsx kossssl aps-im
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11

on1ce and Residences No. N Fost street. 10
Angeles, Cal. otiics hours. 10 10 IL A. ~, 2 TO
p ~. 10 In the evening. Aaolm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11

r. n Rankln announces 10 contractors and
builders that he now has brick. ready lor sale,
burned by the new petroleum psocssA mys.3t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-03
A MINISTER m TROUBLE.
YSusd Gs'Ity sf Immsvssilty ~ &
ChuVeh C0mRllGee.

Ysund Gablty sf ImmsrSalliy ~ .
CbsSeh Cs0aitsee.
CHICAGO. March 2-At late hour last
night The church COMMITTEES which hss
been sitting In judgment on the set'ons Of
tbs Rev. Mr. spurioct b,oush, 10 verdict.
spuvlock was charged With undue intimacy
With Mfs. George, wife Of his sexton, with
making frequent and untmsIy visits on
Mrs. George when her husband was swsy.
coming 10 the house through the slisy, With
lying In reference 10 these stories, md viii
falsshood % 10 bis relations In tbs nstho-
dist Church. The eommittss, sitter dslib-
Grating only fifteen minutss, rsadsrsd .
verdict sustaining Eve OF the ssvsn spsei6.
cations, snd hnding the reverDoA gspls-
man guilty OF immorslity.
Considerable sympsthy 10 manifested for
Mr.. and Nm. George. % thsy bed until 70
emily besn unusually astivs in church
matters. Mrs. Geosgs vas fos long time
. TEACHER 10 the 6usdsy school. Nr. 6pur.
lock ssys that Q oOpspiraey existed % ooo-
Wet him whether guilty or inpocsat He
bopes Tor . rsvsTssl OF ths verdict in ths
next Conferencs, Uhsrs csrtsls ienusooss
cannot be brought 70 bess Aesinet btm.. On
the other hand, the 6upsSistspds7t Of the
Sunday school snd many q ths pSomiusnt
members OF the church Ysjoies eseS the
verdict They say it 10 not msttss Of ~
rDee, bat simple triumph of nght over
wrong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-03
A SUNDAY BLAZE.
Utica. New York, Visited by the
Views, Fire
Ever Known in That Thriving and Pros.
porous CitY-Ths Long List Of
Those Who Lost.

uTICA, n. ", March The are d'scov.
cred carly this morning in tie new shoe
manufs sctory owned by John Ha'b-ook &
Co., on Catharine street. proved the most
destructive in the history Of the city. The
Halbrook building Mr.. b. Delony's furni.
ture house, James Rockwells clothir,
house on Catharine street, "A. G. and +. ID.
Comstock's large store house on Erie street,
the L tiGi National Bank, Newell x Sons,
paper dealers, Utica Observer building,
Comstock Bros wholesale houte, c. II.
Sayres' hardware store and Edward Mar
tins gas fitting and plumbing store, from
No. lO7 to 1913 inclusive, on Genecee street,
were totally destroyed with the most OF
the contents. The Observer saved its fles,
but very little else. The weather
is very cold. Assistance was rem
dersi by the lJe departments OF
Lite Falls and Rome. The flames
caught in the First National bank building,
across Catharine street, and IN Cornie9,
west side Gsnesee street, but were extin.
guished with small loss. Bic king x Co.
aud Barnard Sons, whose stores extend
through from Genesee TO Caibsfine streets,
were damaged by water several thousands.
J. S & NJ. Peckhams stores were damaged.
The building occupied by Mica and Delong
wss damaged 10 the extent OF ten thousand
dollars. The building was full Of furni.
ture and none was saved, loss 1000; Ia.
surance $22 600 ii. J. Holbrook & Co,
lose on stock and building $50, 900 to $780,
600: insurance $4,000. The building was
new, sixty.liye by one hundred and thirty
feet snd FIVE stories high. James Rock
we'll d Co, 4 and @ Cathsrine street, manu-.
facturers OF clothing, with full stock on
hand, building and contents wholly de-
stroyed. Loss on stock, Sl00, 900; insurance,
SIS, 900; $4,000 loss on building, which wa,
almost covered by insurance. The Tnird
National Bank building wbs destroyed; ;
loss, $1,000; fully insured. Water was
poured on the safe all day. and it's contents
are believed to be intsGt Newell * Son's
loss on stock was SOS. 900; insurance, So.
Oo0; Comsiock Bros on. G. and 4. ID. y druTs
and groceries ll5 and III Genesee street,
total loss OF building and Its contents,
sIs5,O 600; insurance. $4,000. Charlie,
StyIe, ll9 and l2l Cgnesce street, hnrd
ware; bullding ard most OF eontsnts de.
st,Gysd. Loss, s3i 900; insurance, 81, ,o)o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-03
TERRITORIAL JUDGES.
singular Performances Turned up by
springer's Committee.

sing lar performances Turned mp ny
springer's Committee.
springer's Committee is turning up some
singular performances on the part of Terri
torial Judges. EG-Dslegate Burleigh testi-
fed last Saturday concerning Judge Con.
ger, of Montana, who was suspended last
April by the President on account OF
Charges Preferred by Citizens.
but he had been reinstated within the past
few months. The witness testified that Mr..
Conger was under the influence of liquor
so often that business suffered. Me-. Bur.
leigh had seen him so TO sleep on the bench
while important cases were being heard.
During the past year, the witness testified
that no civil cases had been tried, and the
profession of law in Mr. Conger's district
had been nearly ruined. Some prisoners,
he said, had been in jail without being
tried for 22 months. Ex-Chiet Justice
Shannon, of Dakota, bad examined the
conduct of Judge Conger and reported to
the DrPsrtment Of Justice in July, but no
successor was appointed until the eSpira-
tion Of the judges term, a few weeks since.
The people had been clsroring for a new
judge for more than Year. The delay ia
appointing a successor to Judge Conger
Mr. Burl,igh asserted, had cos. the district
from $4,000 to $l00, 600 and had also cost
the Government q large sum. Mr.. Congsr
had he,n recently reinstated, the witness
testified, in order that he might try ion,
portsnt cases until his successor was sp
POINTED.
Ex-Cbief Justice Shannon, who was also
before the committee, said he had invssti
gstsd the charges against Judge Congsr
The testimony from two counties IN Mr..
CoDger's district had been In favor of him
while that from two other countie; bad
been against him. Every opportunity,
the witness said, had been given Judge
Conger, that he might clear himself
Judge Shannon testified 20 the charges of
gambling, that be found Mr. Couger, while
holding q term Of court at Miles City, had
played poker for money one Sunday after
noon, while during the morning Of that
same Gay he had delivered an address bs
fore Sunday, y,school. On othsr occasions,
the witness said, be found that
Judge Conger Played .Stud Poker"
'rd frro for money, cIssrs and drinks Of
l'ouor.
In relstion to the charge OF having dis
associates, Judge shannon slii
J udge Coneer had been seen in Miles City
in June, 1882. at dance given by solorel
women OF bad repute. As to 1ruGksnness