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New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
BROOKLYN; s: 4. York. 1r., 90, New-Haven: G.
Attcpury, 81, New York. At the first meeting OF the
now board ID. NJ. BarstOw will be elected chairman
STATE CONVENTION OF TENpERANog W0pKrps

STATE CONTENTION OF TENPERANCB WORKERS.
ELMIRA, N. Y. March pa speciaD-The conven-
fion OF the Young women's Christian Association.
tho first State Convention Of tho society
met In the First Baptist Church In this CITY vester
day, to continue three days. Tho convention was
well attended and the exercises were Interesting
Tho convention was held in this city through invita-
on OF tho local organization and the association nj
the Elmirs College, the latter being the parent body
In tho United states. Aomng the institutions Of
learning represented arc vassar Aurora and Sage Col
lege, Of Cornell University
owing to the recent exposure Of pension frauds,
ana the alleged connection of members of the G. A. r.
with hem old soldiers in the various Posts as well az
other good citizens have taken up the question with
determination Of Sitting It to tho bottom Many names
are mentioned In unfavorablc light and other ar.
rests may be expected before the disposal of the
and Darling cases. "'0f"'N'
The Board Of Health has passed a resolution reoujr
ing noescapes to DO put on all buildings three stories
IN height or moro. This IS In The right drec
on as most OF the bus ness buildings factories in
tho city are practically deathtraps I'm case of fire
IL now remains to be seen whether the resolution will
DO enforced within the specified thirty days or at all
as somo selfish owners of property question the
authority OF the board and will evade Its order as far
as possible.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
PRESIDENT FOSTERS WESTERN TRIP.

WORK DONE BY THE NATIONAL LEAGUE IN OR
GANIZINs voTERS-LOoKING TO NEw-YORR.
President james r. Foster tho energetic Official head Of
tho National Republican League returned last week from
his extended Western tour highly pleased over tho
progress that the organization is making all through
the Western States and Territories The Republicans
OF tho West" he said last night In discussing the matter
have lost none their old time enthunasn for the party
and one excellent evidence OF their real that they
Republicans from principle
In IinOls" added Mr. Foster. there 400 clubs
actually represented In the convention which,
you know was composed Of over 1000 deegates CON-
pe,ey dlng the hall OF the House Of Representa-
lives es Springfield Tho leading Republicans OF the
state were there and. what still gratifying. the
Young men Of The party many OF them the first voters
unknown to political fame, there with all the real
and energy OF Illinois Republlesnsm There repre-
sened uunbtr Of clubs composed entirely OF veteran
Unon soldiers and number Of clubs OF Irish Republicans
and also Portuguese and German Republican clubs chow
Ing that the principles OF the Republican party can en-
brace all na0nsliea not only In the Eastern bat N the
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
ENFORCING THE LIQUOR LAWS.
soT OVER ONE SALOON TO EACH BLOCK.
rHE DEALERS IN PENNSYLVANIA ExCIrED-soRRY
HE DID NOT SELL HIS BREWERY.


HE DID NOT SELL HIS BREWERY.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIDUSE-l
PHILApELPHIA.Maich o4.-lt has been week OF In
tense excitement among the liquor The least
suspicion OF bad character against saloon keeper ut
terly lost him his case. Clubs being started all
over town which the only admission Is by key, and
no liquor is sold personally by any one. The
men drink and deposit the money In q box. Last
Sunday sixty-sx saloons were reported open, being
an increase over tho previous Sunday OF thirtyona
prominent brewer who was offered 81 100000 Tor
his establishment years ago, Is rather sorry he
did accept tho proposition as, according TO Ills
own way of putting st, IL guess IN have to close 1t
altogether after June" II seems to be tho general
impression that only saloon will bo licensed 10
any one block In Eighth and Ninth sts., this will
make a great difference, as In many OF these oIocIS
there are from twelve to fifteen saloons now OPEN In
Broad-st. both sides OF the way from Chestnut-st
TO Juniper and Market sts from the time OF tho re-
cent tearing down Of buildings every house was
q saloon The questions Of the Judges to tho appi-
cants are searching 1t IS not only Have you Kept
open on Sunday N or Have bad women frequentcd
your place 2" but II 1t happens that man has CON-
mited suicide shortly after drinking In the house the
case Is gone Two of the most important still
under advisemcnt arc those for the licenses Of the
Academy of Music and Of Mccormick. who controls
tho bar privileges Of Bodts restaurant In the top Of
the Bulliu Building The question hore concerns tho
most fas shlonable people in the city,
Some Of the saloon keepers complain that many OF
the protests ale signed by minors. Every saloon and
hotel In Fairnount Park will be closed after June J.
The Women's Temperance Union IS to ouiid han IN
this CITY at a cost of $4,000. Ono Of the most
curious Institutions of Philadephix Cobweo Hail. as
appears far retail liquor business Is c'ncerned
On Juno 1. 80 ,,,.,- 49,. 49,,
A. A. Barker chairman OF the Prohibition state Com
nittee says that the committee will have thrcc con-
fsrcnccs next month. The first will be In scranon ON
April 10: the second in Phiiadcphia on April III.
There viii be State convention at Harrisburg on
May .. - .,
In Chester County the number Of licenses ganted
ell licenses have been refused In Eric County,
Judge Gunson has granted 156 retail licenses In tho
city and twenty-three In the county All appicar
tons OF brewers bottlers and wholesale dealers were
granted and 90 per cent OF the retailers. Tho ro-
mander Of tho applicants have been refused but
are held under advisenent In Allegheny County;
Irohibitonlst and. therefore, he cannot impartialy
decide upon liqnor cases. Among those refused
license in this city three members Of councils
excapain and lieutenant Of police. and many prom-
nent ward politicians of both parties.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
THE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS
An Eminent Physician Reads a Paper Of Great in-
tercst Before tho International Medical Congress

At the Ninth International Medical Congress- Dr. A. L.
A. Tosolat OF the University Of Pennsylvania, read
paper stating that out OF thirty treated with Carlsbad
alter and the Powdered Carlsbad Spudel Salt FOR chronic
constipation. hypochondrlA disease OF the liver ana
kidneys jaundice, aposs diabes dropsy from valvuar
heart disease dyspepsia catarrhal iuan nation OF the
stomach ulcsr Of the spleen chrs with mara'
mus gout rheumatism OF the oins gravel etc.. twenty.
SIX entirely cured thrss much improved and enc not
treated long OF four weeks
In ali or these particular diet waa prcscriDed ih
doctor claim conclusion O his paper that the CarsDai
Mineral Water exported bv the citV or Carsbad being
natural product, much be preferred whsro the
QuApy objection psrtcuarly In diseases OF
the Whenever the quantity OF water cannot % tase
laswb-n auav fros hoae) hs Pow Ter Car,oad Spradei
Salt (grnuUe inpOrted Will aHever lie states that the
effect Water and Powder 5Driie salt Is 10 70 reiea
upsu Independently OF auncts OF treatmest such AZ
diet and exercise whether axen hot or cold claiming svsn
an aivanage when taken cold, as u acs mor- de'ieiy
puEat,e and tat no na, given cold the preisr.ncs Sn
ushg the wafer hot when pnrgauve ~otiOn dosrel
The 81 the water eupove Two tunbernis bsiore
breakfast and two during the dav The dose salt
Is tea,pooninl three times 4 dissolved IN wsie when,
should be u.ea IN contraction with the water TIE re
cy Carlsbad AMI las ,e seal OF the c,iy a.d me ssna
UEited states the neck OF every bottle Al
worthless limitations TIE genuine u never soil In buk
Eisnsr Menlieson Company. Barclay-st. New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

CHICAGO. March c4.-Th.s incident is related, among
many others, TO show how tho postal scryice in this
city has degenerated letter from New Haven, post
marked March 3" and addressed to "w. H. Bradley,
esq, Chicago. Il.,' returned to the sender, In
dorscd acannot 10 found' Mr.. Bradlcy's rame is In
the directory and he Is widely known as the clerk
of the United States Courts. Ills ofice has been in
the same place for years and a newspaper eomos 70
him the letter Accordingly. the writer dispatc he'd
mfssive to Chicago again this week. with suggestion
sent to the same address. and expressing confidence
that thus II would reach him. And It did, finally,
sixteen old
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
wUArWlS MISSED CAPE NAY

CAPE May n. j., March "a (speclaD. D.-During ths
week there have been heavy falls, but what the
people here most regret Is that 1t has been impossible
for the Philadelphia baseball PLAYERS 10 practice In
the open air. They have been doing well In tho
rink and kindly received everywhere.
Ex-Mayor Edmunds has been the recipient Of q
number OF entertainments since return from Florida
Tho wave' Insists that for the protection Of Ii o.
and property there should be q new brcakwater con-
strnctcd at once at the Capes of the Delaware.
The Capo May and Delaware Bay Railroad resumed
tho running Of Its trains to-day
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
NEW CaUNTEPFEIT FIVES

CHICAGO, March 25.-Large numbers Of counterfeit
nve dollar silver notes have been discovered In clrcua
lion hero this week They arc we'll executed, and
several banks were imposed upon. The most obvious
details these: Tho scroll work surrounding the
big badly done the ruling OF the stamped paper s
crude, ending abruptly, instead Of running into tho
paper gently and the portrait lacks e-lihe expres-
sion. In the genuine bill, a key on tho seal has a
notch shaped like letter T. whereas In the counterfeit
ts straight like An l.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
NEN.EXGLAND RENNEL CLEB.

Boston, March o4.-Over thousand dogs are entered
for tho bench show OF tho New-Ensland Kennel Club
which opens here week from next Monday. But
for the recent adoption of rule, which cxctes
unfavorable criticism, there would have been fully
l.3O0 entries. Two Welsh terriers variety never
before shown In Boston, are pected, AMI tine Air
dale tcrres he largest number Of that Kind shown
together In this country. OF the st. Bernsrds, about
1oo aro entered
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
NOT ALLOWED TO HOLD DOUBLE OFFICE.

PHILADELPHIA March "a (speciaD.-rhe Municipal
Association, OF which Joel j. Bay Is president. began
to-day TO find out how many OF tho Councmen who
will be members after the first Monday In April hold
other Offices under the city. stato or Governments
1t IS the intention OF the association to have bill in
equity Gled to have them oil ousici. under the law
prohibiting member OF Councils from holding a sal
ared position, Tho names OF nine memters OF Select
and two member of Common Council who hold such
oflces have already been secured
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
The PRINT CLOIH MARKET

FALL RIVER Mass, March "a (specla)--The print
cloth market for the week closes quiet and steady
with ,n By 56s at cents and 64s at 5-5 cents
production, 10000 pieces deliveries, $4,000; ;
stock 5000 all "a by Gas and all held by Durfee Mus
sales e5,O 600 pieces, Of which $4,000 are odd, 1000
% BY 56s and $4,000 are "a BY Gas; spot sales.
6000Q pieces futures $4,000
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

SHACKAMAxON BANK BREAKERS SENTENCED.
PHILADELPHIA, March "a (spcclaD. D.-Gcorge W. Bumm,
Samuel p Milllgan and Thomas L. Huggard who were
indicted for conspiracy to defraud the shackamaxon
Eanl, the first two convicted and the last pleading
guilty were this morning sentenced by Judge Wilson
Is follows: Bumm and Mlllgan to one year and six
months In the County Prison, and Huggard TO ona
year and three months.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
FALLING 4 HryDRED FEET DoTy 4

FALLING 4 HryDRED FEET D0Vy NINE
BRAZIL Ind. March oI.-Abdrew Ward. who fell
nineiysix feo down shaft Of the stewart Coal Com
pany last ncccmber. and was nearly Killed. set sur
vves. and has sued for ss. 900 damages and Charles
Hoodlet, who had n similar experience in the Brazil
Block Coal Mino four days later, breaking both legs
and both krmSs sues for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
N OIL PIPE LINE TO PHTLADELPHII.

PIrTsBUPG. March "a Cspecial-It is altogether pos1
s!be that the ongtalked Of petroleum pipe line to
Philadelphia from tho Washington County fields by
Joe, Craig and Others interested In the Globc Re
fnery will be built. AS projected, tho pipe Is to bd
eight inches in diameter and the survey is to be begun
shortly. Among the outside capitalists said to 30 In
terested is p A. ID. Wtdencr tho street railway mag
nate of Philadelphia, who Is president OF the Traction
Company Of this city. IL IS also understood that tho
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
THE CANAL WILL BE OPENED IN MAJ.
ICE DESTROYED ONLY THE WOOD WORK OF TIN

FORT HUNTER AQUEDrCT.
ALBANY. March "a (SpecaD.-The grain beaters OF
Albany upon hearing that the Erie Canal aqueduct as
Fort Hunter had been badly damaged By the ice in
schoharle Creek expressed fears that the opening OF
the canal would DO seriously delayed 1t is stated.
however, by Mr.. Asbe Deputy Superintendent of Pub
lie Works. that only the wooden work of the aqueduce
has been destroyed Damage 10 the extent OF several
thousand dollars has been done, but the aqueduct can
be put good order by the time the canal is opened
I'm May.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
HsRSEwHTPPED IN TIE STREET

ROCK ISLAND. ILL., March 24-Dr. Mcrriman. OF Port
Byron, publicly thrashed his professional rival. Dr.
Morgan. with borsewhip' this week In revenge for
being ordered out of house where he was attending
one Of DR.. M"igaf patients. No arrests have AIKEN
place, but the Incident creates much talk
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
LOOKING FOR A HETEORIO sTOyE

Providence, March 24.-Eforts have thus far proved
futless to discover the meteor which seemed to fall
In this vicinity Thursday evening 1t was large
brilliant and SILENT but seemed only short distance
above the highest buildings, VS. it came from the
southwest
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
EDIToRs OF -rug rALr RroORD"

1DHD"S or "TUE IALE RECORD'
NE"-hAvtS. March "a tspccalh-" The Yale Record"
poaro oi Editors for is6s'se. elected to-day. arc
o. r. Able, IT,, go, Hartford; D. n. Bars,ow. 80,
iiushins; ). o. Ewing 80. Harrisburg: A. e. Jenks,
es Bi0ckton Mass; Horace wylie, SO, Washington
y Il Wheeler, 80 g., Jesey City stow PhsIps. go,
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
INDICTED FOR NUMBERING HIS YarHER

greenfield, Mass. March o4.-The Grand Jury for
Franklin County has found Indictment for murder
against lincoln J. Randall. who. II is alleged killed
hts father. David NJ Randall. November 20. 1857.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
BLINDED BY A sPARROWrs BILL.

OMAHA. March 24-An English sparrow few blindy
into the face OF Henry Mills. Eastern commercial
traveller. a hs Ai'ghted from tram here his weok.
aad is bill pisrcod his rlKht Tho bird tself
sightlcsS, iis eJcs uasins pocAeI Jul IN night
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

HOSTLER AFiLTOTsD WITH GLASDERS
NEwxAs ILL.,, March 24-James Butler has been at
tackled with glanders. acquired from horses which he
was attending Tho latter have been shot by order
OF tho State Veterinary surgeon.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
4 BOUr FEMALE PHYsYoYAx&

Row About FEMALE PHYsfCIAx&
CHICAGO. March "a. "A controversy IL being wssed
here among the medical profession. over the exclusion
from the inerre service OF the county hospital Of TO-
male physicians OF whom there large number In
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were finely rendered and elected much ap-
plause, especially the cornet solo by Master
Louis Howard, only eight years Of age
which showed remarkable musical ability
for one so young. Altogether the programme
was so well received that those taking part
are preparing for a repetition of it either
Saturday or Monday night. Mr.. J. h.
Duffy has been secured as end man on the
occasion, and several other changes have
been arranged which will insure to the
audience an evening Of social enjoyment.
Elder W. P. Layne as middle man will
be given full latitude to ''spread" with the
restriction that his proportions do not
obliterate the end men entirely.
The ladies OF the Baptist Church gave ii
supper on Thursday and Friday evenings
which was generously partakeH of as it
deserved to be and which netted about
seventy-fve dollars for church uses.
Next week is expected to be one OF interest
in the court room, as all are anxlously
awaiting the issue Of the little game Of
"Hide-and-S Seek" which Sheriff Jones and
our Horse Prairie neighbors have been en-
gaging in.
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A CO-REGENCI.
The Latter said to be i'll Ill HeaIth-Aus-
tria Makes u Compact With ROuunanis.
ciOus HandbiIIs-O'f3rien i'll Ireland

BEKLIN, March 24.-[Cupyright by tn,
New York Associated Press. I--The situa
tiO.! bctwecn the central allies and Russia
remains unchanged, the only alteration,
arising from the visit OF the King Of Ruu
mania to Vienna, which has resulted in il
definite treaty under which Austria pledges
herself to resist any violation Of ROumit-
MAN territory. The Etnpcror's decree OF
March Il, authorizing Crown Prince Will
lam to represent him in the transaction OF
-tatG business, ia DOW Recognized as tamtl,
!uuuut to- the creation OF ii cU-rcgenCy.
i, sides I"' published decree another cXisi =
which gives Crown Prince William fuller
pDwers in he event of the Emperor sud
denly growing worse. Regarding the real
state Ui the IImpGrors health, it is difficult
to Obtain authentic information. Of his
private life, what is known is that he il
able to take daily exercise in the urangcry
and heated Conservatory at CharIOttem-
burg, receives family visits and listens to
tIr reading OF olirrut re. ,orts. 4 medical
ruHsultat or has b cm hcIG regarding the
condition Oi Prince William, vino is 9uii-r-
Iug Ir,;!n general i'll health.
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I,ucky People,

Last evening there was rattle At the eS
..,,1;lh,,,.,,t Of Caikins e Co. for four pic
tnrrs the main prize being " handsome
water color, and the other three OIL paint
;nr. all executed by Miss Eva Carter.
+ha terms OF the rattle the two highest
and two lowest throws were TO We rnG
spec'ioo oncinded the record showed that
been CSn' Sn a. had tnrown 44-a coincidence
tlckS1 ,nd thnt tI ticket No. 70 had thrown the
-ann ,,nrn ,nnI her. Bringing up the rear and Sc
saln9 ,ari1a " "a nrize was Ben IaIkns with ticket
curing " a throw Of 16, and an unknown
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Deeds Recorded.

The following were left for record with
the County Clerk yesterday:
DceI-.Iobu W. Swan to WIN. Huselto0,
one-third interest in the Wanda lode claim,
81
Location notices-kisinet lode claim,
hall a mine north OF MeadervilIe, by j. 7.
Matt!ngIv and VIM. HouseltOn.
Lewis l,dt' claim. mile and a half south
cast OF Rocker, by Lewis Hill ct al.
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Nhw YowK, March 24.-MaiI advlces " re
r1tciv,,! from Panama to the 10th instant.
The Unitrd States steamer AlbatroSS ar
rived oil Tabousu Island i'll Phnah" Bay
on the Gtn instant from the south coast
The Alb:ttro~s, as is known, is on sciRi'-
,inc mission. Her officers express them,
selves well contrntpj with their voyage ana
is results. T"uS far an Interesting an" CA-
:rM...r collection 81 ti-h hAs H'"h in'ut.
| Ihr ship viii. i'll " few days. run ii 'llj 81
d,,.,J,,,,c! from th, port to Galapagos i'h'
| 49,, ,1.n t.,.ur, Acapulr" and San
| I'rlI,l-CD
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Victoria at Florence.

ROME, March 24.-Queen Victoria ar
rived at Florence at noon to-day. General
Driquet, representing King Humbert;
Count Forfa and Cavalier Brinda, who
were delegated by King Humbert to wait
on her during her stay, received her at the
railway station. The Queen was driven to
the Villa Palmieri. She was escorted by d
guar, Of honor consisting Of a detachment
of Carabineers. The populace accorded
her an enthusiastic reception.
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LONDON, March 24,-IheslX days match
between cowboys on mustangs and
blcycists terminated tonight in favor OF
tile latter, they making 99l miles to oo2
for the cowboys. Lane, OF Nebraska, re-
placed Beardsley, who was taken violently
sick five hours before the finish. The ar
tlcIcs stipulated expressly no supstltutIons
shUuld be made unless Ill case OF accident,
and for this reason the race was awarded
Il, tI1n h,rA clists.
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ROME, March z5.-klng Hunbert to-day
received Prince Won Observation-Disclosures
German special envoy, who came to an
nuunce the accession OF Emperor Frederick
f., the German throne. The Prince brought
press Victoria to the klns ana N"eel, III
winch their ma jesties expressed thanks 1or
sympathy shown on the occasion OF the
dpat h Ct Emperor William.
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Got There First

LOUISVILLE, March 24.-James Merna, a
farmer living near Frankfort, was shot
and killed to-day by his son. The father
became angry because his wife wanted IA
new pair OF shoes and threatening to kill
her and the boy drew a revolver; the
boy was quicker, however, and shot him
down. He is lodged in iail.
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BosroN, March PA table compiled
from specials to the Post from managers OF
| the leading clearing houses i'll the United
States show grOss exchanges for the week
ending March n, were S9oS,OoO, '62' an
Increase OF SO per cent. oyer the CORE
spvndiug period last year.
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Cbackiuc Imi. ration.

prsru. March 24.-The Hungarian "u-
thoritirs have issued an order Pro.io'''.'7 -
railroad officials from issuing t'cN''7 T."
entrants, IN order t" stop excessive ,., e',',
sr.Iio4. II appears tnat the agents nave
been ssuiu ictitrous checks toe to tSrm TO-
and by this means have enabled i.rIt ioH ,0
"rodr ''rl" fine act forbidding the lmm'sr"''o''
| Of pHuper5.
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yAxclER, March 24.-The United 4ta'os i?ti'rs
,,uuuI has refused to accept the coiiOt t,'O tsa,,
u,,I,r which the Sultan's Secre'"rS ~
20 settle the question arising lron ndnr ianp the
nument at Rabat "i Per'"
protection Of the coIlSul'
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ptsrn, March 24.-Famine pre'al'S IL. III
49,, IT |,'',.It district. owing to the floods. Al
prrs-burs two thousand persons are Ds,ns tIs
rel rs.isySn p"5sT sorse p' 6ppoty Count AIbS+
oPPG2'} IPP2.n, I' u Society. He thus sewers ilImSe'
fr.nu the clerical party.
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who held No. with a throw Of II. With
the exception OF Mr.. Calkins, the lucky
holders are unknown, as neither OF them
were present at the rattle.
4 COINCIDENCE.
There's luck in odd numbers says Rory
O'More" but last night proved that the
reverse proposition was the true one. AS
will be seen by the figures above the even
was the best scheme and this was carried
out at not only the picture rattle but at one
held at the Senate saloon OF Mullen q
Martin where a handsome painted toilet
set consisting OF tidy, pin-Cushin, toilet bot
ties and other articles were thrown for. There
were 1876 chances, and out of the number
four OF them each threw "A. The lucky
holders of the chances were Curtis & Majors,
T. NJ. Carr, Dan Martin and MOritZ
Koch. 1t was agreed that as
only the latter were present the
throw.off would be postponed until Monday
evening at the same place, the Senate
saloon, where the gentlemen are requested
to be on hand.
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Yesterday suit wus filed in the District
Court hv N'ul. Ow-lcr against B. Petit II
The sum of 500 alleged to be due for rents
collected FROM IL partnership property
known as the California House on E"s'
Park street. The property is now i'll pos
session OF the Sheriff under 4 writ OF at
tacnmeut.