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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Editor WILL S. Green, of Colusa, is in the city.
Mrs L. l. Lewis and family are at Santa Cruz.
v. s. MeCiatchy and family are at Lake Ia
hoe.
C. H Gilman returned from San Francisco
last evening.
Allen Towles, OF Towles Station, Placer coun-
ty, is in the city.
leo Seheben, 3 well known brewery man of
st. Louis, is in the city.
Hon. VIM. D. English arrived last evening
and is at the Capital Hotel.
Miss Panic Veacb, of. San Francisco is the
guest of Miss Lulu WincheI.
]. C. Sepulveda, late of this city, is in the
drug business in Durango, Mexico.
Mrs. Frank Powell, of Folsom, is visiting in
San Rafael and San Francisco Tor two or three
weeks.
cisco. being called away suddenly by the death
OF a relative.
Mr. and Mrs ] G. Mansfield have returned
from two weeks sojourn at San Francisco
and santa Cruz
Norton Bush, the we'll known artist, arrived
from the East Yesterday, and went on 70 San
Francisco. He comes out to take charge OF the
art exhibit at the coming State Fair.
At the country home OF Mr. and Mrs James
Mlllar. near Dixon, their daughter Mary was
married July 10Th TO Charles Bell OF San Fran
cisco The bride was attended BY Miss Minnie
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
George w: Mater, Reno: j. Sibbald Golconda;
X Satterth~aite, Jules Cert James Patterson,
William Pirer. T. W. Macfarlain, Bernhard
Well, Mr. and Mrs. Calkins, F. B. Wesco;t. San
francisco; <. r. Hutchins, wife and child, II.
L: Briggs, ]. Hershberg, Chicago: Il. II. Mundy,
~ Paso, Texas: 4. K. Munson Oakland; A. II.
Hart, Redlands
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
I. P. Robinson, James Mcdonald. william
Stickney, G.. Cobb, l.. Lehman, L. NJ DUNCAN
". Carsey: Charles Sweeney, Charles O'Neill,
Charles Isaacson, Oakland; C. A. Smith
Iruekee; William D, English, Oakland; W s.
Green, Colusa; Thomas B. Eagle, Folsom; J. E.
lamp. Brighton, Miss Bradley, Oakland; Allen
Iowle, Towles; William Bake Winters; b. +.
Newly, Dixon; Sam Culver, Willows; A. W.
Ravens, J. G. Hanks. Oakland E. L. Bacon.
Rocklin; Reuben B. Hale, Sacramento; F. j.
Hawkins, Summit; l., c. Stockwell, oakland
On Thursday evening last party composed
OF graduates of the first grade of the Capital
Grammar School and friends occupied large
header wagon, and set off for Freeport to enjoy
a,pleasant evening. The ride was most enjoy
able one. Alter arriving at their designation
the party took charge, and after passing the
lne IN games. music etc, a handsome repast
was served. The excuIsionists returned to this
city shortly after. The following composed the
load" Professor ]. W. Johnson and wife,
Sadie Breen. Iva Hughson, Lottie Neubourg
Belle Johnson, Clara Miller Nellie Hunt, Stella
Cady, Bertha Ruhl Celia Wilson. Susie Robi-
nette, Clara Wentworth, Edna Johnson Bertha
Sanders, Ella Wilder, Edna Cadwalader Mary
Earrell, Celia Ryan, Messrs. George Bassett, Ed.
Flint, Wallace Renwick. Benz. Katzenstein
Sam. Green, Chas. Burnett Walter Sims Clifford
Todd, Frank Kleinsoyge
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SUNDAY RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

United Brethren, corner Fourteenth and
K s.reets-Preaehing by Rev. ]. W. Baum
gardner at II A. NJ and 7:45 P. NJ. Sunday school,
945 a. NJ. Band of Hope, $50 P. NJ. Union
holiness meeting, Monday, P. NJ.
M. e. Church South, Seventh street,
between ] and K-Preaching by the pastor
Rev. A. C. Bane, at II A. NJ. subject "Recog-
milton in Heaven at P. N subject: Dark
meeting, Thursday evening.
Calvary Baptist Church, j street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth-Rev. c. F. Wes-
ton will preach at II A NJ. and P NJ. Com
munion at the close of the morning service.
Sabbathsc 12:15.
Church of Christ (ScientIst) Regular
services at IL. Bible class, l2:15. inquiry meet
ing at 6P. NJ. Tenth and K (Grangers' Building).
st. Paups Episcopsl Church, Eighth
street, between l and J-Lay service at IL A. NJ.
All other services omitted. Mission school at
3P.M
Westminster Presbyterian Church. cor
ner Sixth and L streets-Rev. ]. E.Wheeler, D D.,
pastor. Preaching at 10:45 A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ.
Sunday School at 12:S0-P. Nj Young Peoples
Meeting at $50 P. NJ. Every one welcome.
First Baptist Church, Ninth street, be-
tween L and M-Pastor. Rev w. Ward Willis.
Services at 10:45 and 745. Morning subject
"Pay Attention" Sunday school, 12:45. Young
Peoples Society, 7. You are cordially invited.
sixth-street nj. e. Church, between x
and streets-Rev. A. I. Needham, pastor.
Services at 10:45 A. NJ. and 7:45 P. NJ Preaching
by the Rev. Charles McKelvey. Strangers
welcome.
English Lutheran Church, Pioneer Hall,
Seventh street. between ] and K-Rev. W. S.
Hoskinson, pastor. Services at II A. NJ: Seek
ing the LOST P. NJ: "a Welcome Caller"
You will be welcome at these services.
First Christian Church, Eighth street, be-
tween and o-Preaehing by a. NJ Growden.
At IL A. NJ: mirrors of Christ )" 7:45 P. NJ:
1.-The Prodigal Soma sermon to young men.
Come.
Central M. z. Church, Eleventh street.
between II and Rev. C. II. Beechgood, pastor.
Services at l0:45 A. NJ and 7:45 p. NJ. Young
peoples meeting at 6:45 The evening service
will take the form of missionary concert ex-
ercise, consisting of Rotations songs and read
ings. All are invited. E
Fourtesnth-street Presbyterian Church,
between o and P-Pastor, Rev. g. P. Tin5all.
Services at II A NJ and P. NJ. Sabbath-s school
at 1879. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
O'clock The public cordially invited.
Emmanuel Baptist CHURCH., Twenty fifth
and streets-Rev. G. L. Fisher, pastor. Sub
ject for IL a. NJ: 1.-The Resurrection of Christ
7:i5 P. NJ: Care of the Soul-Proft and Loss"
Communion at noon. Sunday-school at 1880. =
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ADJUSTMENTS.

'The Shatchen," that comes to the Clurie
Opera House tonight, is spoken of by the
Eastern critics as dramatically strong, IN
remitting in interest, sparkling with clever
dialogue and replete with amusing situa-
tons. The company selected to support
NJ B. Curtis, the original Sam'l of Posen,
is certainly of decided strength, since it
comprises actors and actresses of acknowl-
edged ability. The list includes Frank
Mordaunt, whose splendid work in the
Henrietta won him such high praise all
the past season. He takes the part of Jos.
Lewis. Charles Dickson, one of the au-
thors, and one of the best light comedians
of the day, is in leading role. Herbert
Leonard Robert Pritchard, Laura Bigger,
Lizzie Goode, Gertrude Davies and others
complete the list. ''Shatchen" is coined
word of Hebraic origin, and literally trans
lated means matchmaker" or marriage
broker. The story of the "Shatchenn is
laid in New York. and deals with topics
and events of the present day.
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POLICEMAN STAFFORD.
Grove L. johnson Files Charges Agains
That Officer.

Grove L. johnson Files Charges Against
That Officer.
II seems that the last has not yet been
heard of the rumpus al the third precinct
nolls on the occasion of the recent Republi-
can primary election. At that time officer
Stafford arrested lawyer Grove L. johnson
for an alleged disturbance of the peace.
No complaint was fled against Mr.. John
son, and few days ago the case was dis
missed by Police Judge Buckley. Yester-
day Mr. johnson fled with the Police
Commissioners the following formal
charges against officer Stafford.
The undersigned, citizen of Sacramento,
hereby prefers the following charges of oppres-
sion and unofficial conduct against E. II. Stat
police officer of said Sacramento, and states as
grounds thereof, the following, viz:
That on the 18th day OF July. 1890, at the city
of Sacramento, on Ninth street, between and ]
streets thereof, the said r. II. Stafford malici-
ously end willfnlly and without warrant or
cause arrested the undersigned upon a charge
OF disturbing the peace, when said stafford at
said time well knew that said charge was
false, and that the undersigned was not guilty
thereof. GROVE l.. JOHNSON.
Mayor Comstock called meeting of the
Commission yesterday afternoon to in
vestigate the charges A messenger was
sent to summon the officer before that
body, but he could not be found, and after
waiting for some time the Board adjourned
unit 10 o'clock this morning.
Officer Stafford was on duty at the base
ball park when the Commission was in ses-
sion.
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THE REASON WHY.
The Mayor Receives a Pointer About
Enforcing Ordinances.

The Mayor Receives Pointer About
Enforcing Ordinances.
Mayor Comstock is gradually getting an
insight into the mysteries of official life
Yesterday he was somewhat dismayed at
finding that notwithstanding the recent
repeal of the ordinance providing second
waterr rates collector, neither of the two
collectors had yet been discharged.
He had not been aware that an ordinance
was imperative until it had been published
for certain length of time by order of the
Trustees and as the repeating ordinance
had not yet been ordered published it is
not in force.
This fact was, of course known to the
water works officials but they had evil
IDENTIFY made up their minds not to give it
away" The Mayor became acquainted
with the situation yesterday by visiting the
water works office and making inquiry as
TO why the ordinance had not been obeyed
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YOUNG CHRISTIANS.

Interesting Gathering and Exercises at
the Y. NJ. q. A. Hall Last Evening.
At the rooms of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association last night q business and
social gathering was held by the members,
about sixty of whom were present. The
following programme was carried out:
Song, Revive Thy Work" prayer; song
80 the Work"
Short reports were then read from the
Reception, Invitation, Membership and
Finance Committees. The reports were
quite encouraging, showing the largest
membership of the Association (222), and
that it was increasing right along.
Then followed short papers on the work,
of: The Ladies, Central Committee" l. L.
Gilbert; THE Invitation and Reception
Committee Work. Professor G. E Weber;
"Our Work, and lis Relation to the
Churches" q. w. Wadsworth; Relation
CT the Churches to the Association" Rev.
W. w. Willis.
After this followed a short Discussion of
the work, and then ice cream and cake
were served, after which social time fol-
lowed by college songs by Misses Minford,
Hemhree and 0yerwater and Messrs. Davis
and Uren. An enjoyable time was had by
oil
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstrone, Judge.


FRIDAY August LIST.
People vs. H. ]. Palmer, on demurrer-Con.
tinued till the 18th.
People VS.. B. A. Trap and Peter Rossi, on ap-
peal-Continued.
People vs. Il. ]. Palmer-Set for September
1st.
Matter of Fred Mason, insolvent debtor-Or-
der for the payment of preferred claims
Ann NJ. Emerson VS.. Charles Heisen--Motion
to dismiss motion for new trial granted
Isabella s. Monsch vs. William II Mason
Motion to retax cost DILL continued.
julius Pankonin VS.. William Jackson-Con-
tinued.
Matter of Charles Jacobs, an insolvent debtor
-Assignees account allowed
Matter of Henry McCanu, ST., insolvent
debtor-Attorney's fees allowed.
Matter of Fred Mason, insolvent debtor-Mo-
ton to modify order for stay of proceedings
continued
Estate and guardianship of Ebel minors-Or-
der for safe of building and loan STOCK
Matthew Miller, native of Switzerland ad-
mitted to citizenship. Witnesses, Frank Rub
staller and W. r. H. Scheunert.
James Lang. native of England admitted to
citizenship. Witnesses, n. ]. Brundage and
Alexander Stevenson.
TRIAL CALENDAR.
Churchman VS.. Parker-Septembe 18th.
Warnock VS.. MISUNDERSTANDING 18th.
Peoples Savings Bank VS.. L. G. Chandler
September 18th.
Pickett vs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10th.
McDaniels VS.. Plummer-September 22d
Plummer VS.. ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2d.
Mayo VS.. Myers-September 18th.
Figg vs. Hall-September 18TH
McKsnn VS.. Kerr-September 18th.
Fair VS.. Palmer-Septembe lst
Cofman VS.. Saunders-September 18th.
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THE EAST LEYEE.
1t is Thoroughly Inspected Between Here
and Freeport.

1t is Thoroughly Inspected Between Here
and Freeport.
The committee appointed at the recent
meeting of the residents and property
owners in the district between this city and
Freeport TO make thorough inspection of
the levee on this side of the river and re-
port about the necessary improvements,
yesterday made the inspection, accom-
panied by County Surveyor Boyd. Careful
observations were made to the end of the
projected line of improvement.
The general condition of the leyee was
found to be better than has been supposed,
but defects were noticeable at the old
Merkeley break and on the stretch between
the lands of Mr. Edwards and Carl Nun
ger; also at points fronting the lands of
Messrs. o. a. Lovdal, Butler and Lincoln.
The days inspection developed the fact
that the principal work will have to be
done at the Sacramento end of the line.
The next meeting will be held at Oak Hall
on Thursday, when Mr.. Boyd will submit
report and estimate cost of the proposed
work
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still Holdinr the Fort.

None of the employees in the Water
Clerks Office had been discharged yester-
day, although the ordinance providing for
but one Deputy was supposed to go into
effect on the LIST of the month.
Mayor Comstock yesterday informed
Chief Clerk Coffey that no warrants for the
pay of more than one collector would be
signed, wherefore it is quite likely that
either Cavanaugh or Joy probably the lat
teri will soon have to go.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds to Real Estate Filed With the
County Recorder.

Deeds to Real Estate Filed With the
County Recorder.
From law and abstract Office of Brrisie & Tay.
lor, southeast corner OF Seventh and J.l
The following transfers of real estate have
been made since the last published report :
Phlleppena Schmidt to Otto Charles Harmson
The north half of lot s. X and l., Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets; love and affection.
Martha j., Margaret A. Mary H. s.. James T.,
and Sam. S. Gladney and Martha j. Ferguson
to William H. Powell-ls14 acres in northwest
quarter of southwest quarter OF section 81, in
township 10 north, range east; $780,
J. W. Greene 20 William Wilcock-Tract No. 5
of New Ramona Colony; 81.
George W. Ogden TO Ellen 0gden-Part of lot
4, NJ and n. Seventh and Eighth streets; love
and affection.
Frank Miller and Charles Dillman to NJ. R.
Rose-Lot l, K and L, Ninth and Tenth streets;
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Re,I,s Auct,on.

at 10 O'Clock this forenoon there will be
a large combination sale at the auction
rooms of Bell & Co., 1909 J street. The
sale will include four trunks and contents,
including one pure white silk shawl, three
houses of furniture, carpets, 10000 Estrella
Key West cigars, and $50 new and we'll
bound books novels by standard authors !;
also, horses, buggies, etc.
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BOYS IN BLUE.
They VIII Depart this Evening for the
Camp at Santa Cruz.

They VIII Depart this Evening for the
Camp at Santa Cruz.
The First Artillery Regiment will leave
for Camp Stanford, at Santa Cruz, this
evening at $50 o'clock. and the companies
will all have well-flled ranks. Companies
F and C, of Woodland and Nevada City,
respectively, will arrive here some time to-
day, and the special conveying the troops
from this city to Santa Cruz will go by the
way of Stockton. The companies will as.
semble at 7:30 o'clock this evening and
march to the train, headed by the First Ar
tillery Band. Santa Cruz will be reached
by the train early on Sunday morning, and
breakfast will be ready at the camp grounds
when the men arrive.
Up to noon yesterday over fifty excur-
sion tickets had been sold, and it is quite
probable that at least two cars will be re-
ouired to carry the friends of the regiment
who will go down from here.
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THEY WENT TOGETHER.
A Hotel Clerk and Guests Deposit
Jointly Disappear.

"a OicIk dhu OtpOel
Jointly Disappear.
Andrew Morton was until recently
porter in the employ of the proprietor of
the State House Hotel, at Tenth and K
streets. Some weeks ago the latter dis
charged their night clerk and promoted
Morton to that position.
Late on Thursday night gentleman
named S. c. Potion engaged room at the
hotel, and having mora money about mis-
person than he deemed it safe to place
under his pillow, had the clerk take
charge of il for him.
Yesterday morning he called for his
bullion (which one story places at $500 and
another at S125), but it was not to be found.
An investigation developed the fact that
night clerk Morton could not be found,
either; and q still further inquiry showed
that $40 of the hotel funds had also disap-
peared.
There is suspicion abroad that the
money and the clerk have gone together.
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lovely summer weather.

The Signal Service temperature at 5 A NJ.
and P. NJ. yesterday was $50 and SO,
with fresh to brisk southwesterly winds
and a cloudless sky. The highest and
lowest was S3o and SO.
The highest and lowest temperature one
year ago yesterday was 800 and 57e, and
one year ago to-day go and $40, with gentle
to fresh southerly winds and clear sky.
The highest and loves. at Red Bluff yes
terday was 92o and 649.
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Police Court Gases.

The case OF Grace Cook, charged with
turning on the fre-plug near her residence,
was continued yesterday in the Police
Court till to-day.
Two of the Cinnamon charged with
smoking opium, forfeited deposits, and the
third was dismissed. He claimed not to
have been smoking.
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Railroad Hospital.

The report OF the Superintendent of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Hospital for the
month of July is as follows: Number OF
patients in hospital July l, 1890, 40; num-
total number, 139; number of patients dis
charged, 70; died. total, "a total num-
Der in hospital August l, 1890, Sc; total
number of private house and office pa
tents treated during the month. 240.
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rhe Solid Sine.

It's understood that several public-spir-
tied citizens, who do not relish the idea of
seeing the local ball team broken up have
guaranteed the collection of a sufficient
sum of money to make good the losses Of
the managers, and that the latter have de-
oided not to let any of their players 20.
This is good news to local admirers of
baseball. as there is general desire to
have Sacramento wine the league pennant
this year. The team, as it stands, is the
best that ever played on California dia-
mond excepting, perhaps, some of those
that have come from the East, and its
disruption at this time would be widely
reerafied
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Missing from HIS Home.

Davis Goodwin writes from Edna, Knox
county, Mo-, that his son, Sanford Good
win, has mysteriously disappeared. When
last heard from he was in Sumner, Cali
fornia, April Dist last. He is six feet in
height, aged nineteen years, complexion
medium light, black eyes and dark hair.
Any information leading to the discovery
of his whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceived nv his father
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Thought to be Legally Dead.

George A. Morgan has filed in the su-
periol Court petition asking that he be
granted letters of administration on the
estate Of his father, l. W. Morgan.
The petition sets forth that the latter left
his hons in Sacramento on the 23d of July,
1883. and has not since been heard Of The
petitioner therefore AYERS that his father is
dead, and wants the estate divided.
The heirs of the missing man are, beside
the petitioner, Charles w. Morgan of San
Francisco and George A, Carrie a., J. Nun
roe and Harvey Morgan OF this city. Their
ages range from II to 80 years. The estate
is valued at 81. 500.
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A Costly Accident,

While an elegant $500 mirror intended
for Harry CANDLES new Cafe Royal was
being packed at San Francisco yesterday,
for shipment hilher. an accident occurred
by which it was shattered and ruined. 1t
was the central one of q APPROXIMATION
glass. Several weeks will be required to
replace II.
The loss does not, however, fell on Mr..
Gamble, as the firm from whom it was
in position.
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CHARGED WITH PETIT LARCENY.
William Wilson and Wife Accused of
that Offense.

William Wilson and Wife Accused of
that Offense.
Mrs William Wilson has been engaged
for some time as a domestic at the Gleeman
House, and of late quite a number of arti-
cles of clothing have disappeared there
from.
The police were notified, and officers
Higgins and Wagner detailed to work up
the case.
Yesterday they visited the rooms of Mrs.
Wilson and her husband and round there
in a number of the stolen articles Wilson
and wife were arrested and charged with
petit larceny.
Wilson is not unknown to the police. In
1881 he served term in the county jail for
petit larceny, and in January of the fol-
lowing year he was convicted of felony and
sent to the penitentiary. The latter crime
consisted of stealing some coats from the
county Jail, the second offense making it
felony. Wilson's portrait is by no means
the handsomest that graces the rogues
gallery at the police station.
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1t is strange how badly important mat
tiers of history get mixed. Ask any we'll
informed person who invented the sewing
machine, and the reply will be Elias
Howe, which is far from the truth in the
case The first sewing machine was
patented in England by Thomas Saint in
1850, sixty years before Howe was born.
One of Saints old machines is now on ex-
hibition in the Royal Agricultural Hall,
Islington. England.
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The DEMOCRATIC Upheaval.

Something more potent than the certainty
of carrying the political target in the COM
ing campaign mus. account for the sudden
stir in local Democratic circles. All the
ward workers may be seen of evenings in
groups about Seventh and K streets discuss
ing the political situation, but the interest
manifested therein seems TO be confined
within the party's lines.
There are various rumors ahoat as to the
influences that have operated to cause this
sudden upheaval and bring to the surface
all the old war-h horses, as well as the Young
and raw recruits of the party.
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flowing is the Official score:

Earned 1uns -Sacramento, 7; Uakta and, 3
Home run-Roberts. Three base hit-Good-
enough. Twobase hits-B Jwman, Issacson,
Cobb First base on errors-Sacramento, g. Oak
land, 2 First base on called balis-SacTa-
mento, 8; Oakland, 1. Left on bases-Sacra-
mento 9; Oakland, 3, Struck out-By Hoff-
man, Is; by Cobb. 4. Double play-Godar,
Reitz and Stapleton. Passed balls-Howman,
Lehman. Wild pitches-Hoffman Cobb Time
of gene Two hours. Umpire-Donahue.
Soorer-E. NJ. Sheehan.
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The Rush for CITIZENSHIP.

The campaign is on, and new citizens are
being turned out almost daily. Yesterday,
in Judge Armstrong; Court, the following
were admitted to the rights of citizenship !:
Matthew Miller, native of Switzerland,
on the testimony of Frank Ruhstaller and
W. R. H. Scheunert.
James Lang, a native of England, on the
testimony of n. J. Brundsge and Alexan-
der Stevenson