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New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
SYRANNSE.
SENATOR EVARrs-KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA
FORGETTING HIS BOND

irRoN AN OCCASIONAL coHKEsP1sDENr oF Tng rRBUSE.l
SYRACUSE, Oct. Ex-senator Evarts, during
h stay in Syracuse last Wednesday. tho guest OF
Congressman Hscock. who gave dinnsr in his hOaor.
The committee appointed for the purpose Of collect
ing 500 for the Irish Parliamentary Fuud have nearly
eompetod their and report that than
haif the sum has beer subscribed.
The ladies Of the Tau Chapter OF the Kappa Kappa
WANNA rendered reception IN the parors OF the CLIQUE
Hotel last evening TO visiting delegates and friends.
About $50 persons present including representa-
yves OF Cornell St. Lawrence aud Boston Universities,
and the professors OF Syracuse University.
year Philip Morgan Put under bonds To
teepthe peace aud support his wife Last Wednesday
went 10 the police justice and asked II his bond
sun valid. He told that II lie replied that lie
you'd let them have chance 70 sue for IT, Al night he
welt 10 his wfes house with Gsyward woman, shot
bs WIFE, missed her. oni fired three shots into his
sesd and ctawled into barn 10 die Bo was found by
scne children yesterday morning aud taken TO the hos
P''sL where he lies Ut the point Of death.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
IRISH AMERrcAYs:woRKISG EARNESTLY.

One Of the largest and most enthusiastic
meetings of the Irish American Independents yet held
In this city during the present campaign took place at No
2Os East Sxih-s Thursday night r. j. Coleman. the
cePresdent OF the orsaizsIio presided, aud made
fOrcbie and eloquent appeal tD all those present TO
port the Republican ticket lie pointed the great
necessity ofsupporting the whole ticket and OF proving
~ the Democratic party that they cannot Dsut tho Irish
people with IMMUNITY. George W. Dease then addressed
the meeting and went through every plank In the plat
at hath
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
pnpGLARs MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP IN LIMA.

ROCHESTER,, Oct pa dispatch 10 The Postkrpress
from Lima. N. Y, says: About o'clock this morning
burg ars btoke into tho following places OF business j.
f. Iockuetons cigar store. Covsnirys grocery. NJ r.
Aliens hardware store. l. IancheIs liquor store,
Georre UasunR,'s grocery, 7. OllinershaW's marble
works j. p. TbGmpsons our and feed store and A. 4.
Nortons printing Office In every INSTANCE tho eSsn
drawer was opened and the contents taken.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
cEIlANEoUs APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-The President to-
day appointed f. Dart to be Collector OF Customs for
the District of Brunswick, Ga.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has made the following
appointmeuts In the Lighthouse seryice T. r. Little
se IN he keener and Joseph b. Eddy to be assistant
keeper at Wbalerock Il Nathaniel Dodge TO tc keep
er at Warwick Harbor. r. l.; II. Reeves 10 DO Keeper
AZ Lutlam's Beach, n. j., and Edwin j. Moore ~ ps
keeper at Calumet. Ill.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

was brin ging the countrJ and tne sd
vantaees that would come to the people by the return
his address he was loudly appauded Speeches were
made by Messrs Buchanan. Wall aud Others anu notes
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

to keep the peace II well known that about tne
time PresIdept johnson asked General 3rant the I'M
portant question above described confidential letters
were sent by Secretary OF the Navy TO leading naval
oficers several of whom silk living Inc et'eIs
asked for much the same Information.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
Won ON VOTE.
lVO u y y u

rotAe RAZOR Of Fhe Trt6une
SIR: have been out of the city this sum
mer for four months returned tho lst OF October and
a,n STAYING with my wife at fathers house until
an gst ,uartment-. Can / register aud vote from
thrrc h,vo always oed In that ward. HEADLE
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
RIVAL OF JONES OF BIxGHAMroN.

A remarkable circular letter has been sent
over tie enclosing pastors for Mr. Fzserad the
Democratic candidate for state Treasurer who appears
70 be running p rsona canvass In several directions
indepe ndenty OF the Democratic State Committee or
ticket copy OF his letter was sent to the Republican
State Committee By correspondent who writes: 3"
om "A aud cannot bear To have tho soldier ticket
defeated. Fitzgerald bought substitute during the
war; ana entitled to suiirases" The circular
IL follOMs:
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

DIsAPPBARANCB or MARY r. ANDREWS
NEw-HAvES, Oct. 23 (Speciab.-Miss Mary
Andrews. a handsome, tall, blsck-eycd schoolgirl.
isapprarsd l~st night frop her homo IA Derby. Foul
- ts $1,000 >As a>s h>s q
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

The Blaine ard Logan Workngmens Club
OF the XvIIIth District Prcvagas Hal secohda
near Trcutyghts Wedne day night for the puTpO o"
reorganznr an Il resolved that tho body D. AnIwn ~
The " of Republican lun u the VII IN Hsemt
III q ct The fco~ln4 omcers Norc el,o.su JON :;
Realm pre.ident ThoInSh Hore vice president. A"i
Nor treasurer; James Bnrns srcIes'y r. U,oci te
obai an Executive tumrittee. on taxing INC ea
Mr spoke in praise OF the kcI uol an pst'y s'
urged ali ~ vote FOR the parry - protect oh ana
equal rlghs n, cu1 III! meet again on n VI tuesday
sycpine all work N are requested - stthL
lie ceteans davenport ard arr tlub OF the ANiiIh As
mply District the campaign cup ~ no t.ty
holds regular meeasat No. 40 Ihd%'o i-stetrh@ng @
Captain ". beLdy pIcsl,ei and J. H. & Ma can
wa. secretary Resolutions were adop,ea
indo~sing the Republican County ucbet Anl
ccmmeniinF tho action 4 the coGvea'ion - haths
AZ ertcd soldier canddate lac odb voted TO DO
plbh uias ~mceng Of Grams At ~ 80 Ih.ra.e on
next dsy ~ which 'c1oral J Is "a Captain
" Jgcohus corp Al Jane' lanner Coo lSi " X
Cruccr Rowe have nyiisd " iciyer AL
dresscs IN earn Il Ia ter support of IN
entire RepuHlican tic ,rt. state and connty
Tue stern ampsGn club OF ne Ky ild ASS nilv
District VIII have blnu 'r.raiH anf iathcatOn thr
r, E,plbican uoninaton, o1 MoniAJ evening al NO l"'o
81 ags -, -
lac Republicans o. Queens County Nnl eold meeting to-
nslt a. ochs Rroaiway Hall Long Isani IT, 10 indosc
tlc hnsOu =. W 0'f an'Nlhtr
secretary and Oh rles = Uh'rici caLddAe or
te make al r tArrt ''Aitete "a
Senator NrIsal James 81. Loam4n aud James 3. Alien
are TO OO sent
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
POLITICS IN THE XvuITH DISTRICT.

EXCELLENT PROSPECT OF THE REPUDlICANs ELfCi-
mo THEIR CANDIDATES FOR TIE LEGISLATURES
JoHNsTowN, Oct 20.-The Republicans OF
this Assembly and Senatorial District are nHniestng
unusual and activity In the Work OF the cam
pagn and there every indication that the Republican
maorities will be fully large as was given 70 inc
Presidential ticket last year. The excellent no'nna'o
made by the Saratoga Convention gave splendld sats
faction to Republicans of all shades OF opinion anu ~
wise action taken there has been suppiemeuIeu oy
equally worthy and satisfactory nominations upo" o
local tickets The nomination OF Austn a. ia'es VI
schenectady to succeed Senator Arkeil ineures AL
equally able and worthy representative IN tue Lev
Senate from the XYIIIth District his ho"n"''
commands and win receive tie cordial support " a."
Notwithstanding the fact that Fulton County Repuoh
cans were disappointed in not securing the place io'
their candidate, the Hon. David A. "eiS' 'uDEo
Yates's record In military. civil. political ana pro-
fessona life is such all recognize In him the man
for the place"
The work of tho Assembly District Convection was
equally judcious and and secures the return 10 e
next Assembly OF the present member a. '" be'i!'
whose record last year Is above criticism. . -,
With at the front KepublcanS womla a n iee
confident OF making splendid fight with tho best men
the Democracy to confront But IL seonls 'n'i oa
pontnts are In desperate straits ana are i3rc"u
nominations have been followed by tho selection OF
Edward wenple. OF Montgomery. an uhsnccee.i'u as,
them in their contest against Judge Yates or the SEN
atorship wempe is man OF moderate abilities, hhu
hi. sole merit lies In the fact VI al hccldehtA
for term In Con- rcss. a.,
When they to the choice OF candidate lot hcI
her of Assembly their situation decidedly worse
Failing TO find any within the party RANKS 20 eau
their hope. their leadrrs were driven " he
Labor organizaiion sanc Foote Win the hJpc o oO-
taiuing from tnat body n Republican votes for their
un savory for Governor But their neatly con
cocted scheme IL destined to mscarry Democrats VINO
do not approve such dckers To gain few votes arc al
ready asserting their intention OF supporting the ne
pub lean nominee, while the Republican membeih OF
Tie Knights Labor who Intelligent men ana eau
un ersaud the position OF their party upon the lapoI
question, as expressed in the party platform and Ib
letters OF acceptance of the candidates. understand
where their true ie and Will vote accordlh9J
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
CORTLAND WAGOS COMPANY,
MAsUPACTUKLRs or PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS.
OPtN AAD Tor BUGGIEs,

IDkILANI IS7o.
DEAR SIR: As you aware Mr.. l.. j. J. ~ erai, the
president of cOiu nay Is the Democratic candidate
ior State Treasurer ami knowing him. Rs We do, to he
one well qualified office. take the liberty OF
solcing support and nfucnce to help elect him
also enclose pastors" bearing his name, aud
would ask "A special favor to that distribute
them amongst your friends. upon whom you can un
doubtcdiy prevail to give him complimentary vote on
election day.
Anything that you may do for him al the polls aud
yOnr acqnantances VIII bo fuliy appreciated ana
remembered by-lOurs very truly
CORTLAND WAGON Co
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
GOVERNOR HILL STANDS BY HIS FRIENDS.

ALBANY, Oct. % tSpeeisD.-At this end of
the line Governor Hiis cooperating effectively with the
Democratic State Comm To-day he restored seven
persons the rights Of ctzenshp, including
several burglars.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Assemblyman c. T. Jones, of this city,
introduced bill ON the 23d of January en-
titled, An Act to amend the Penal Code,
approved February IA, 1872, by adding a
new section to be numbered 337, for the
punishment of certain persons who encour-
age gaming" 1t came up before the Judi
ciary Committee last evening andit passage
was ably and elOquently asked for by the
author. Other members of the Legislature
who were present spoke warmly III favor
of the bill The committee approved the
bill and referred it back to the House with
a recommendation that it do pass. As it is
a direct blow at the licensing Of gambling
as authorized by the Trustees of this city,
it no doubt will be read with interest by
many. The following is verbatim copy :
Section /. An Act entitled an Act to establish
Penal Code, approved February Il, 1872, is
amended by adding thereto, Immediately after
Section $50 OF said Act a new section, to be
numbered 337 and shall read as follows:
Section 337. Every State, county, city, city and
county, town or township officer, OF other per-
SON who shall ask for receive or. collect any
money or other valuable consideration, either
for his own or the public use, for and with the
understanding that he will aid, exempt or
otherwise assist any person from arrest or CON
VictiOn for violation OF Section 80 Of the Penal
Code: or who shall issue, deliver or cause TO be
given or delivered. to any person or persons,
any license, permit or other privilege, giving,
or pretending to give, any authority or right 10
any person or persons TO carry ON, conduct,
open; Or cause to be opened, any game or games
which are forbidden or prohibited by Section
$50 of said Code and any of such officer or
officers who shall vote for the passage of any
ordinance or bylaw giving, granting, or pre-
tending to give or grant, to any person or per
sons any authority or privilege to open, carry
on, conduct, or cause to be opened, carried on
cd tod Z-
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Department Two-McF'arland, Judge.
MARRIED..

Sacramento, February by Rev c. Nickel
Yey, W, II, Burtless TO Lottie b. MearS, bo.h of
Sacramento.
Sacramento, February by Rev c. Nickel
yey l. T. Eldred to Laura Odcll, both of Sac
rImento.
Sacramento February by Rev. Geo r. Bird,
at the residence of the brides parents, Andrew
Q. Chatfield, of Brighton. to Sarah f. Smith,
daughter Of Byron o. Smith. Seneca Falls,
y y, papers please copy
Sacramento, December II, 1SS4-By Rev. Geo. R.
Bird, Mt the residence of the officiating min
lister, John ". Howell to Mary F. Lucas both
of Arbuckla, Colusa county.
San Francisco, September 16-By Rev. H. z.
Gallagher, Daniel Eagan, of Butte city, Mon
tam, to Mary e BuSsey, OF New York city.
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Piles. One box has cured the worst cases of 20
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utes after using Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
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Ol11yTuThS
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DIED.

Washington. Yolo county, February Patrick
Lynch, a native of County Tyrone, Ireland, 10
years San Francisco papers please copy.)
Funeral notice hereafter.
Roeklin. February John Tully, native OF
California, II years. Nevada City papers
please copy.l
Moore's Station, Butte county-Mrs. Emma Gift
ford 23 years.
Calico, San Bernardino county, January @0-Dr.
Rutland Freligh, OF st. Louis, Mo.
Grass Valley, February Lydia Warne, years,
2months and 2S days.
Near Bieber, Lassen county, January 24-Rachel
Rebecca Totten, 10 years.
Near Adm. Modoc county. January 24-John
Elsessar, 81 years.
Near Adm, Modoc county, January 24-Infant
son of J. w Dunn
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\ MIDNIGHT Row.-About 1f:30 last
evening a drunken row took place in a
five-cent beer saloon, on X street. opposite
the Western Hotel. They made consider
able noise, and soon quite crowd assem-
bled to view the battle which waged fiercely
for few moments, and finally brought up
in the street. Officer Campbell appeared
on the scene, when ali the fighters skipped
out, except one inebriatcds individual, who
was badly cut about the face and bleeding
quite profusely. The officer started through
Second street with ms prisoner en- route to
the City Prison. when some one fired two
pistol-ShotS at the corner of Second and l.
streets. Some one sang out, " A woman is
shot" The officer turned the prisoner
over to a citizen and ran with the crowd to
where the shots had been fired. No one
could be found who knew who had done
the shooting 1t is believed that it was
done as a ruse to get the prisoner away
from the officer. Al any rate, the citizen
who took charge of the prisoner has not as
yet shown up at the police station.
ARRESTS. These arrests were made yes
terday Eli Mayo, by officer Franks, for
misdemeanor; James Emery. by officer
Franks, for being Il common drunkard
Antonio Buzolia, by officers Ash and Kent,
for embezzlement-selling tickets for a rattle
and keeping the money.
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The Board met Yesterday; all the mem
bers present Minutes read and approved.
On motion Of Mr. McMullen, a resolu
ton introduced by Mr. Stenman was
adopted authorizing Messrs. Fassett, Jack
son, Bates and McMullen TO act as COM
mittee to purchase a suitable team Of horses
for use u.-be Hospital farm. and with
pOwef NtItan animal now on the farm.
The Contract Committee reported in ia
VoT of making 4 contract with County
Assessor Grittitts to DO the work of assessing
for 1850 at the same price as last year. The
report was adopted unanimously.
A petition was received from G. {. Rob
erts and others for road in District No. 4,
Mississippi township. On motion, II. W.
Lowell, II. c. Lawson and J. c. PierSon
were appointed Viewers TO act in the mat
ter.
The Board entered into contract with
years to act rs Physician of the City and
County Dispensary.
Mr.. McMullen moved 10 pay the claim OF
\. keIthly for work done in Road District
No ,, the sum Of 500 to be paid ont of the
general road fund, and the balance out of
the district fund. Adopted-all voting in
favor of it except Mr.. Steinman.
a Keithly rendered his resignation as
Overseer of Road District No , Ac-
cepted. Ayes-MeSsrs Jackson, Bates and
McMullen Noes Steinman and Fassett
Mr.. McMullen placed a. T. Lindley in
nomination 10 fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation, and he was elected,
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BORN.

Sacramento. January 29-Wife of W. j. McClel
len q daughter
Near Willow Slough, February Wife of Jos
\. Murray, a son.
Grass Valley, February Wife of John R
Ridge, son.
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MILITARY NoTEs.-Changes as follows
according to the Adjutant-Generai's re-
port. took place in First Artillery Regiment
Fourth Brigade y. c. c.. during the
months of December, 1884 and January
1855: Joseph Palm commissioned First
Lieutenant Company \, with rank from
December .. 1881, vice Weinstock, pro
noted 4. J. Plant commissioned First
Lieutenant and Paymaster on staff, with
rank from January y. 1888. vice Bush.
term expired. First Lieutenant Hiram Al
len resigned Governors Guard Cadets,
First Artillery Regiment, December :,
1851. The percentage and number in COM
panv for December for the regiment was
rs follows \, 59-G2; b, 72-69; c. 79-63 :;
+, els f. 7S-G3, g. IS 81; Cadets, 80
60; percentage and total of whole regiment,
59-451. The percentage Of the National
Guard of California for December, 1884.
was 81, and the total company strength
1919. At the close of his report General
Cosby says: CompanyS ID and L. of the
First Infantry Regiment; a, b and ID, of the
Fifth Infantry Battalion and the Cadets
of the First Artillery Regiment, drilling
with less than thirty-two, rank and file,
subject themselves to the provisions of Sec
ton 2020 of the Political Code. The last
named company was, for this cause, dis
banded January r. 1885.
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER-It is reported
that on Tuesday about forty Spanish
1nerino sheep. belonging to Thomas Nc
Council, were killed by dogs ON his ranch
at McConnelps station. A brisk hunt for
the dogRSas entered upon, but they APP
peared b lerstand that it was a serious
business kept out OF gunshot.
No ONE who wishes a carpet should miss
this opportunity to secure one at our closing
sale. Red House.
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RUSS HOUSE,

v,,BIs SPLENDID HOTEL HAS JUST
changed hands, MRS. A. j. VERM1LYA
having assumed the management and control
of the house. No place in the city SURPRISES this
hotel for accommodations. MRS. VERMlLYA is
the right one in the right place Tourists and
Farmers will find this choice pace of resort.
iA2h-1plm
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The City Debt.

Fps. frCoED- T. MON II * said there are
outstanding 81 $50, 600 of city bonds and
$4,000 of coupons past due for thirteen
years or less. and that the creditors cannot
sue nor collect compound interest, nor can
they collect coupons and the principal OF
their bonds at maturity any faster than the
stipulated annual tax. because they accept
ed these conditions when the bonds We're
issued | am inclined to think that the
ctvis in a fair position 10 settle the whole
matter on equitable terms 10 all concerned.
Suppose we pay 10 cents for the bonds, and
80 cents for the coupons, the bill would
amount to S705 coo for bonds and $4,000
for coupons or a total of 81 165, 900. How
ever, mandamus suits have been COM
menced against the $lS5,0G0 now in the
treasury by opposing claimants, who each
hold coupons to an amount large enough to
take it all. One claimant or the other viii
expect to get all of it, and to promote a
settlement, il will probably be necessary 10
pay into Court one-halt Of the sum tS92,-
500, and allow il 10 20 where the Courts
may decide. This wilt increase the bill to
81 ~ 300. The above rates are based upon
discounts upon the delays to be expected in
future payments on the present debt, and
the holders can figure il to their advantage
to accept the proposed terms, which the
writer estimates TO be very liberal. To raise
the sum required the city has now in hand
$lS5, coo taxes for the debt fund due this
year, say S132, 800 total, S3l7 800: def
cheney, 100000. Question Can the city
sell new bonds at par 10 raise 100000?
NJ. e. NJ