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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-13
@obtn toa Die fatboliiGe
ttntperftdt?

8ie aus 8aibiustou beridtet pirb, be-
miibt fi9 &eu. 6atber @bappeIe BON Der
ct. Mattbeus Stride baieIbit iebr eifris
bariim, baB bic seplants tatbolii9e llnipers
iitdt in Der 8unbesbauptitabt erri9tet
werbe. Das betrefienbe, pom Plenarcons
eli ernannte Gomite pirb nd9iten Monat
suIammentreten, Inn ii9 iiber bic Stabt gu
einisen, mo bic llniuerltdt erridtet werSen
iou, unb wie es beiBt, ino Mitslieoer gu
@unitsn pom darlington. Bon ben waibs
instoner tatbolii9su @emeinben wirb err
partet, baB tie cine Profehur FIFTEEN, mas
etrpa $50, OOOs toiten wirbe, unb Satber
GbappeIe bat bic @~nselesenbeit bereits ieis
ner @emeinbe our grudsuns unterbreitet.
9ssen bic Grri9tuns elmer iolden 9lns
ffalt In Der 8unossbauptitabt IdBt fi9
YieIes iasen; bod bat Der plan aud uiel
fur fi9. bod iiberlaien mir bies Der
Wsisbsit Der Sii9ofe, ite werben idOn bas
fur iorsen, bab Der re@te PIas s%efunben
wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-13
80 ebrt mian etnen fatboIti6en
Wann.

Der gum &atbolicismus iberaetretene
friibere @roBmeiiter aIer ensliiden Srets
maurerlosen, mar wie uniere 2eier wiilen,
BON Der &Onisin pon england, Raiisrin
BON Snbien, gum 8icefOnis pom Snbien err
nannt morben. lleber bic Spation, bic
man ibm Bel ieiner Gidtebr mad europa
bra9te, meIoet bas Wiener vgaterlanb":
vSn Calcutta bat cine beiiyieloie &unbs
sebuns ber Ginseborenen gu @bren bes aus
Snbien i6eioenben gicetOniss Warquis Of
&ipon itattsefunben, wel6er sesen ben
Wiuen Der ensliiden @tnwobner fir gons
csiiionen on bic ginseborenen einsetreten
par. Mebr ais bun6erttaulenb Meni9en
aler Glahen batten iid gu ieinem gms
pfanse In Calcutta e%insefunben, barunter
Eauienbe pon Stubenten NIT ibren 8an.
nern. Quf elmer Gribune iaBen' sesen
f%infbunbert 9inbus pom b09iten &anse.
Der Yicef6nts unb feline @emablin i9rits
ten bur9 bas bi9te Meni9enipalier unter
bstdubenbem Snbel. Sed3ebn !Sinbus
Mdb9en in weiBsr Ssibe ~itreuten LINEN
rpabrenb bes sansen Weses 8lumen auf
ben pfab unS in BEN StraBen, auf Sauss
ba9ern unb Serraien ordnste fi9 ROpf on
&opf. 3ablrei3e Griumpbbosen ibers
ipannten bic StraBen. Die Sduier Lungs
Der &oute paren reid beflasst. Die
NnsIosS nbier warsn iiberrai9t iiber ben
ipontaneu Gbarafter Der Runbsebuns unb
untsrlisBen iebe Sppoition. Marquis Of
&ipon lit betanntli9 &atbolit unb als fol-
der fsin anbauser ber imtarren Inslomas
ME-, bemerft bas vYatsrlanb" ba3u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-13

9uers, Gusen, o. S. F., in Solicit,
ST., am %. DECEMBER.
&einbi, Sob. Sapt., In Soutb OBJ
tpih, H8isc.. I'm 8. 0cjember.
ShiRbeI, 6. g., IN g. ct. Souls,
am 3. Stunt.
Stauoinser, Nit., in ct. Yeters,
Charles &c., Mo., am 8. SUM-.
Eerborit, g., in Sarasa, Mi9., On,
8. september.
Ban Sanben I, s., &ansler, in
ct. 2ouis, am 3. Stunt.
@asmer, Gbrpi., in Buffalo, am %.
DECEMBER.
@eberfinte, llbalbus, o. s. F., in
louisville, &p., am 2. Sum-.
@Olt Serb, o. s.. B., in guerett,
&ani., am 90. Oesember.
WoIf Srans, o. M. c., IN Summit,
Ba., am IA. Muquif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-13
Silberne Yrieiterjubilden tut
Sahre 1885.

SIM Qaufe bieies Sabrss per6en aus benz
beuti9en @lsrus Der Ser. Staaten fol,
9enbe bo9wiirbise Serren (na9 ausfunft
bes aaerOinss isbr litenbaften beutI3en
S9ematisluus) ibr fIbernes Prieferiubis
laum feieru:
@eneraIuicar 9lnton S9eibeIer in
indianapolis, SnS., am 81. October.
RicoIauS Satel, YropinSial C.SS. r.,
in ct. 2ouis, Mo., am Q. SUM-.
aranbt, Berub., G. SIS. R., 8altis
more, Mfb., am 2. SUM-.
Camp, s.. s., S. j., @leuelanb, g.,
am 8. September.
0ifnsite, Stain, o. S. F., Sn6ias
napOIis, Snb., am 2. Suli.
@walb, 9uOpis, c. SIS. p, YbilabeIs
pbia, Ba., am 2. SUM.
5ii9er; geter, gbicasO, Sa., am 8.
Nouember.
@aude, SEQ, o. M. c., 0icOIst Stir,
Wisc., am Is. Sauuar.
9artis, @m., o. S. B., m Nebrasta
ettD, am 81. September.
9ermanu, Sol. Gb., Cornelius,
Ole9., am z. Sult.
Sabu, gOnauentura, o. 8. F., in Weit
PuteriOn, %. S., am "a. October.
Sanieb, 8olfsans, o. s. F., IN
9~lepelano, am Is. Npril.
&aeber, Muuritius, o. S. b., Grown
Yoint, Sno., am 6. SUM-.
Ran5leiter, s. s., IN gImburit,
SQ., am 6. Sanuar.
Ioitermann, Maurittus, o. S. F.,
in Quincy, ST., am 2. SuIi.
2.uit, GlemenS, o. NJ. c., In Utica,
q. g., am "a. Mai.
Mer5, 9lesiOius, in gincennes, Snb.,
am 81. October.
Mirbu9 d, .@erb., in Quincy, Su.,
I'M 3. September.
Wober, Sol, In New Berlin, @ise.,
am 81. DECEMBER.
Maller, Serb, o. s. f., @eit ga.
t%eriOn, q. s., am 10. Mai..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-13
GreisniTe im Sabre 1884.
Sanuar.

/. Neuiabrsfef.-S Orummore,
Srlanb, fanb cine Sebbe 5wti9en Orange
men unb parneliten ltatt.
@. gei einem Giienbabn:llnfau auf Der
@ranS Grunt. Babn BEL Sumbert, Ontas
rio, wurben 30 @rbsiter elmer Bol,enfabrit
setobtet.
g.. Seftise S9useitirme unb bic itdrfite
&dlte felt 25 Sabren IN ben norbweitli9en
Staaten.
I Sodw. 6. @alib, grsS 9asmeiiter
Der 9anos9isa, itarb in Bottom am SdIass
fluB.
a. gbuarb Easter, Qbpotat unb &ei9ss
tassmitslieb, itarb in @ew Dort pI0tIid
am 9srSidlase.
5. Sictor Gmanuel's irbii9e lleberrefte
in Der Rapele bss Bantbeon (9lasrbl.
8irde) gu Rom beiseiest. : Dranb bes
Barts6 heaters gu @lepelanb.
6. 8ranb bes grsiebunss Snitituts
vSmmacnlate Conception" gu 8eIeuiae,
Gus. Sinf S9wsitem unb 32 junse
Mfdo9en tamen tn ben Slammeu um.
Z. Gourtbaus unb @efausniB in Serisp:
pile ab9ebrannt. 4 @efan9ene erititen tn
ibren 3elen.
s. Ole Nibiliiten tiinben benz uuifi9sn
Miniiter Golitoi iein GoOesurtbeil an.
O.. 6roit In 6loriba.
10. Sranb Ses fatbol. @~aiienbauies in
Golebo. 6ein 2ebensuerluit.
9o6p. p. Gbeooor &atisbonne, itarb
gu Seruialem.
Der @elbme6sler giiert unS Swsi istnsr
6inber In Wien BON ben Anardiiten Opers
bant unb 3wei @enoien ermorbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-13
Gatbolii@ oper proteitamtii6 /?
Grad 9eifius.)
(5ortiebuus.)

@enben mir uns iest gu einisen @rin.
ben, weBbalb idmmtli9e neuere &elisionen
uus perbd9tis i9einen miiIen. Ser erite
@runb, Der uns Bebenfen sesen aae nea'
ern 8elisionsn ermeden mlB, 1T bic Neus
beit". Die &ir9e lit bod bas &ei9 Gbriiti
auf Grbsn. 9as &ei9 9briiti aber 1T BON
@briitus ielbit s%eltiitet unb bat bic gerbei'
Bunsen empfansen, baB bic 9forten Der
SOae baHelbe nidt iberpdltisen perben,
uno oaB @briitus bel ibnen blsiben werbe
bis 5um @nbe Der @slt. 0ieies pom gbris
itus seitiftste Gei9 beitebt nod beute unb
bat ii9 Gber bic San5e Welt aussebreitet,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-13

Inter ben Yetitionen, weI1e bic 0dter
bes III. Blenarconeils an ben bI. Batter
seri9tet baben, befinbet iid cine, meI9s
nm Die Selisipre@uns bon &ene q o W.
pill, zines Nouisen, unb Slater Siaat
Soques, zines Yrieifers Der @eieai9aft
Seiu, unb BON &atbarina & q t
NJ | a, elmer Sunsfrau aus benz Stamme
Der SSroquoiss Snbianer, bitten. Oie beiben
eriteren wurben, Der cine i'm Sabre 1912,
ber an6ere inn Sabre 1916 pon ben Mos
bamt S%nbianern ibres @laubens uesen err
i1lasen, wdbrenb bic Standardization
i9 bur9 ioIde beroii9en Eusenben bers
uortbat, baB ibre Selisipreduns bereits
felt uielen Sabren anseitrebt mirb. Oa bic
Bdpfte bic Sur SeIisipreduns BON .iol9en
Martprern uno Befennern n6tbisen S9ritte
erit bann anorbnen, penn ibnen mieberbolte
brinsenbe Bitten seseist baben, baB Elm sros
Ber Gbeil Der Stride barum aniu9te, ba9te
man, am beiten gu tbun, penn man bieie
SeIisipre9unsen Dem III. glenarconcil in
Baltimore anempfeble, mas nit beitem grs
folge 9ei6eben lit. Oabet mag erpGbnt
lperben, baB Der bodw. P. 9op;ane aus Der
@eieai9aft Seiu ar iener Stelle, on MEL
der Obise glutSeusen bas Martpriam err
litten, cine luierer lieben Srau
Der Martprer seueibte @alfabrts,
fapeQe bauen min. Oieie Stelle befiubet
ii9 I'M Staate Gtew 0ort i'm WobawftbaIe
nabs Nuriespiae unb 1T iebr leidt bur9 bic
neue @etibore:g iienbabn gu errei9en,
wel9e am 6uBe bes SiiseIs, mo- Sater 60
ques unb beiien @enoien gum Snbianers
borfe binanitiesen, cine Citation erri9tet
bat. 8ater Soques mar, nebenbei %benertt,
Der erite grteiter, Der in Der Stabt Seem
Dorf, bic bamals iibrisens nod Neus9lms
fterSum bieB, bic 81. Mefe las.
(N. sglm.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-13

@ir t6nnen eu6 In benz 8oriate, elm
satbol. glatt gu s%,iinben, nlr ermutbisen.
Dir boffen, baB ale suten &atbolifen, bic
E9 nm bic &elision unb bas Suterlanb
3erbient MAIDEN woIen, in benz gifer unb
Der Gbdtisteit fir bieies Wert, bos IN uns
jsrn gusen Don Der bD9iten 8ebeus
IN n 9 1T, wetteifern.
Geo XIII. In 1882 on ben Stidoi pom aucona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-13
Ratbolif6er atrheu. RaIenoer.
Son Der SOdseit gu Cana. Sob. 2.
A&tans tbr &atboItfem!
Sie stimme Ses perf. Bins TX.

Bir eriu9en Sie initdnbisft, allen benen
ntt eursm suten @iuen unS elrer @unit
seisuftsben, Die, NIT @eiif besabt unb nit
~genisenber RenntniB ausseriitet, ft9 an
Sis Irbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen ,ur 9ertbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns Der
atboliiden 9ebre uerOfentIiden.
gncpclica Bius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-13
Sic Stimnie Qeo's XIII.

2afist euer 9idt Ieu9ten Dor ben Mens
den, bamit ie eliere suten Werte ieben.
aab Der Serr sebe eu3 6aSu Seinen Sesen |!
Geo XIII. an bas in Yarma eri9einenbe glatt
Luce" (9el9te), anfans 1880.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-09
The State University Faculty.

The board of trustees of the State University
yesterday elected Prof Joseph P. Naylor, teach
er of physics in the Indianapolis Hgh-school.
laboratory assistant to the chair of physics
Professor Woodford of Yale College, economics
Rufus L. Green, assistant to chair of mathemat
les; William J. Bryan, who has been assist
ant to the department of English literature, pro
lessor of philosophy; Professor Brauner, Of
Cornell University, and for sig years assistant
geologist at the imperial survey of Brazil, and
late Typographical geologist of the anthracite
coal region of Pennsylvania, professor Of
geology. The honorary degree of Doctor Of
Laws was formally conferred on DR.. Thomas
B. Harvey, of Indianapolis, and James F. Hip
berd, of Richmond.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-09

made by several parties who were robbed by
them on the streets. Daniels Is an ex convict
and desperate He is the man who cut Officer
Thornton some time ago.
Yesterday afternoon the grand jury indicted
Whiting. Daniels and Rice for burglary, and
against the first another Indictment is to be
presented, charging him with shooting with in
tent to kill. To the charge of burglary the three
men were arraigned, and entered pleas of not
guilty.
Frank Whiting, although not moro than
twenty-five or six years old, has been for ten
years or more one of the most troublesome and
desperate criminals with whom the Indianapolis
police have had to deal. He is notorious thief
and burglar, and has a well-earned reputation
for possessing willingness to resort to the re-
volver and knife. He was but recently released
from the penitentiary, where he served term
of three years for burglary. The first thing he
did on returning to indianapolis was to attempt
to murder William Springer, who, dur
ing Writings incarceration, had married
his divorced wife, and with whom he was
living peacefully and quietly at Haughsville
Whiting made several unsuccessful attempts on
Springers life, and was finally arrested on a
charge of assault with intent to kill, but was
released on his promise to leave the city and
keep the peace. There is little doubt that the
court.will give him the limit allowed by law.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-09
Board of Trade Election.

The annual election of the Board of Trade wa:
held yesterday. Two tickets, regular and indie
pendent, were in the field. and quite large
vote was cast. Mr.. John Fl. Holiday was the
nominee Of both parties for president, and re
ceived all OF the 179 votes cast for thai
officer. Silas T. Bowen, regular, de-
feated D. Blackmore, independent, for vice
president, by 1O4 to 81, and A. w. Ritzineer
independent, beat John P. Frenzel, regular. liz
to 70. The board of governors elected include
the following gentlemen, who received the mum
Der of votes accredited them: Regulars: L. S
Ayres, los; j. A. Perkins, 1l3; William Scott
129; Geo. G. Webster, jr., 95; V. K Hendricks
ia; John F. Wallick, 1l6; N. S. Byram, 1913; G.
G. Foster, ia Independents: John w. Muir
ply, 50; James r. Ross, "a.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-09

New patterns in Bedroom Sets at King &
Elders
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-09
Lemons and Oranges
Change of Time.

Car very choice stock, way down prices; g.
South Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-09

On and after Sunday June Z, trains on the
Monon Route d., N. A. & c. railway will leave
and arrive at Union Depot, indianapolis, as fol.
lows:
Leave: Chicago and Michigan City mail, 11:55
A. NJ. Chicago night express, 1125 p. NJ. daily,
with Pullman sleeper. Frankfort accommodate
ton, 500 p NJ.
Arrive: indianapolis accommodation, 1000 A.
NJ Indianapolis night express, 1886 A. NJ. daily,
with Pullman sleeper. Indianapolis and Mich
igan City mail, $3.50 P. NJ City ticket Office, No.
26 South Illinois street.
RoBT. EMMETT District Passenger Agent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-09
PETTIS, BASSETT { CO..
A Fools Snort.

Yesterday afternoon Henry Taucher, of No.
$50 North West street, and James Jones, col
ored. of 22l Howard street, were in party
playing ball, on the commons at the foot of Sec
ond street, near Fall Greek, and Howard held up
. bat and asked Taucher, who had revolver, to
shoot at it. He fired, and shot Howard through
the hand. Some time after, Taucher was told
that the police were searching for him. and last
night be came to the station-house and surren-
dered to Captain Campbell. charge of shoot
ing with intent to kill was placed against him
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-09
How the Saloon Ordinance Failed.

Councilman Gallagher was not at the Council
meeting last night, and so the increased liquor
license tax lost vote. He was in New York on
business. Mr.. Wharton, not thinking the or
dinance would come up, asked and was granted
leave to 60 home on account of sickness in his
family. In this way another vote was lost. Mr..
Pearson gave notice that another ordinance on
the same subject would be introduced.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-09
Lawn Mowers and Repairs,

We handle the Easy Excelsior, Clipper and
Richmond Star; furnish the repairs or put old
machines in running order. No machine will
work right unless sharp and properly adjusted.
If your mower doesn't operate right, bring it to
US, or we will send for it and put in good shape
at moderate expense HILDEBRAND & FUGATE,
80 South Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-09
An Old Case.

In the Criminal Court, yesterday, Charles
Taylor Charles Diggs and Thomas Shea were
tried on an indictment charging them with con-
gpiracy to commit burglary. The offense is that
of attempting TO enter the store house of Henry
Sp.sugfel last October. After hearing some of
the evidence the court took the car: under ad-
yiaement
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-09
Serious Accident.

last evening fell down the stairs at her home and
was seriously injured. An arm was broken, and
it is feared she is hurt internally. She was taken
to the City Hospital.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-17
,JunCate Party.

The third of the series Of invitation par
ties by the Juncate Club took place last
night at Changers Hail. 1t was full dress,
and the most largely attended of any yet
given by the club 1t was noticeable espe-
cially for rich and tasteful costumery and
for the very large number of handsome
Young women present. A fine luncheon
was served from 10 to y o'clock. The same
excellepce of management and solicitous
attention to guests marked this rs the
former entertainments. Among those pres
ent, the following were noticed:
Governor and Mrs. Stoneman and daugh-
ter, Senator Cox and wife, c. C. Bonte and
wife, Mrs. Creed Raymond, II. J. w. Dam,
General and Mrs w. H. Brown, San Fran
cisco; Mrs Z. b. Crocker, Lieutenant
Governor Daggett, Miss Mamie Crouch.
Harry Crouch, G. W Conway, Mr. and
Miss Barrett. Frank Miller and wife, Sena-
tor Spencer and wife, Judge Mcfarland,
wife and daughter, T. NJ. Lindley and
daughter. Speaker Parks and wife,
Miss Rogers, Miss Gross, Senator Whitney
and wife. Miss Anita Whitney, Fayette
Marshal, Lee Brown, Miss Whitney, Mrs
c. II. Ross, Mrs w B. G. Brown, Colonel
f. r. Hamilton, wife and daughter, Miss
Edith Sharp. K. 7. Deylin, Frank q. Smith,
Nj, TuIia Sullivan + w Watson Oak
ian Land Ms Mis- Nav TaIbot Miss Dray Sen
a ,rt,,r peIry and wife senator Mcclure and
w;fe Wilson and wife ex-Goyernor
Rnoib The Misses Talbot Mrs / c. Glover.
J. j. January and wife, DR.. q. q. Tyrrell
Byron McCreary. Mrs. c. McCreary, James
| Felter and wife. ]. +. Mills and wife. Sec
retary OF State Thompson, wife and daugh-
Ter Arthur Shattuck' Miss Mamie Thomp-
SON W K. Cothrin. E. A. Crouch and wife,
Mrs. W. r. 5. oye, Senator Baldwin and
daughter, J. ". Shepherd, A. Scheld P. B.
johnson, L. \. Epson and wife, Senator
Reddv and wife, Miss Conkling, Z. B.
Carroll, Alex. Badlam, San Francisco
Mrs. c. N. Wilson, g. + Hartwell A. \.
Redington and wife, y. d. Rideout and
wife, L. Townsend and wife, Il. p Ashe
and wife, VIM Skeeis and wife, H. J. Scy-
mour F. b. Martin, w R. Ormsby, DR.. ".
T.. Briggs DIR. Nj Gardner, Miss Pearson,
X. d. Stephens and wife, DR.. W. A. Briggs
and wife, Horatio Hurd and wife, JOS Stef-
un1 f.a
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tiled February II, 1885.

FueO feDruarv II, lSS1
February Il, 1S55-R. NJ. Frank and l.. II.
Frank 70 Alexander Montague eleven
acres, i'll fractional part of north half of north
west quarter of section 80, township north,
range east; 81 $50.
February y, lSs5-A. II. Estill, ex-Sheriff, to
Germania Building and Loan Association -
Block l61, in the town of Sutterville; 81 200.
February II, 1SS5-Mary \. Ramsden to David
Fuhrmann-Lot Z. and X, Twenty-fourth and
Twcnty-ifth streets
March 7, lSS4-Martha J. Gladney to A. j.
Doyel-Lot 7, in the block bounded by Front
Second Cross and Oak streets, in the town of
Antelope; S25.
August 6, 1SS4-Martha J. Gladney to 4. ].
Doyel-Lot s. Front, Second, Cross and Oak
streets, town of Antelope: S25.
February II, 1sS5-Ezekiel Walters to Robert
Anderson-S0uth half OF lot l. and west half of
February 4, 1SSj-Martha ]. Bradford to Jacob
Giebert-SQuth half of lot S, n and o, Twentieth
and Twenty-frst streets; 100
Filled February IL, 1885,
February 16. lSs5-Francisco de Vargas to
Manuel and Nary rereira-Fourteen and five
cighths acres on the Sacramento river.
February IL. 1885. Manuel Perera, Mary j.
Pereira and Francisco de Vargas to Jose de
Rosa Garcia and Manuel de Rosa Garcia-Prop-
erty last mentioned; S2,260.
February TO- 1SS5-EleanOr Hamilton and Su-
sannah EmmerSon to John +. Menke-Soutb
half of lots and S, @ and K, Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets; $50.
DoN'T FAIL TO attend the \. S. g. W. bail,
at Armory Hall, tonight. The hall will be
illuminated with electricity
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with experienced nurses.
Consultation Parlors. 226 Suffer street, adjo;n-
ing the Young Mems Christian Association
Building.
Office Hours-From A. NJ. toSP.M
NY Diploma hangs in my Office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marri.
age For sale by all newsdealers
o22pti j. Il. JOSSELYN, NJ. ID.
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SETTLED WITH THE STATE.-Y esterday the
Treasurer of Trinity county made his set
Element with the State Controller, and paid
into the State Treasury the amount due
from his county, 81 l35 50. All the counties
required to settle with the State at this
time have done so, except San Diego, which
owes $25,594 70. and Contra Costa, which
owes $44, 800 a. They refuse to settle be-
cause the Treasurer will not accept their
certificates of deposit issued by the late
State Treasurer-the former for $4,000 and
the latter for So. 100 81. 1t appears that the
certificate of deposit held by the County
Treasurer of San Diego county was taken
by him from his predecessor as so much
cash.
AUCTION o-MoRRow.-Bell 4 Co, auc-
tioneers, will sell at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, at No Sll X street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets, OH account of the
parties leaving the city, an elegant upright
piano and fine lot of furniture and car
pets. Among the articles TO be sold is a
walnut marble-top chamber set, spring and
top mattress, AN elegant parlor set, bed
lounge, tables chairs chromos, safes, a fine
range, parlor stoves, crockery, glass and
woodenware, etc. The house will be open
tO-listN, 81 tIiil tlit tltlCS W DC
inspected. Sale positive and without re-
serve.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of Joe Daniels, for grand
larceny, was continued until tomorrow
....Josephine Machabo was tried on
charge OF petty larceny in stealing gold
ring, convicted, and sentenced to pay Il fine
of $50 or be locked up thirty days.. Bar
ney Sewell, Dan Drury and Ben Holland
were found guilty of vagrancy, and sent up
for thirty days each ......John Smith, for be-
ing drunk, was fined SO. or ten days i'll the
city Jail.
PosTPoNED-Owing to the large number
Of other entertainments announced for to-
night, the = Evening with the Poets and
Great Authors" by Mrs. Blankman, which
was to have been given this evening, has
been postponed one week-until Tuesday
the 24th inst.
ARREsTs.-These arrests were made yes
terday: H. X. Miller by officer Rider, for
enlightenment; John Taylor and George
Abrigo, by officer Woods, for battery; VIM.
Lewis, by officer Rider, for being drunk.