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SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD-UNION.
VOLUME LIII.-NO. 0.
DAILY BECOIiD-MIOiN
»'>*.%•(>» doe Fret OfioectSaaamenßo as w^end class matter
rUBLXSIIED BY THE
IACRAHEHTO PUBLISHING COMPACT.
P&blicatlcs Office, Tbdrd at., bet. J and K.
THE DAILY RECOKD-UNION
Jipab:i»hed every day of the week, Sundays ex-
Sepied. Double-sheet on Saturdays.
Pot ode year MHm .,. w .»«- H . R .w». HI Jl...sS 00
frr six month* ., — _ 3 50
For three mouths SIT. — 2 00
Subscriber* served by Camera at Fitter*
Ce"^ts per week. In all interior cities and town*
fee paper <-«.n be had of the principal Periodical
bode ra, Newsmen and agenu.
THE \TKKKLT UKIOIT
is tee chc«.r*< and most desirable Home, New*
Vi) I ilerary Journal published on the Pacific
■sun
*)im£. One Year .„ _ _ *2 on
1
(VAX JED— LOST— FOi) «.
SIT! ATION WANTED— l:V A YOUNG MAN
0 toilo general work; is ivilllng to do any
liv.l or work. Apply CAsri.) ilousi.. 12a
Tliird street mrS-lw*
» GERMAN OIRI. WANTS A SITUATION
±\_ for housework. Call or address !!..•<) i' \
street, city. _ mr2Gt*
-ITTANTEE GIRL FOH GENERAL HOUSE-
VV work; none but competeut need apply.
Apply at So. 917 X street.* fe2B-3t»
■\TTANTED— AGENTS TO TRAVEL; SS To.Ss
>> per day: something entirely new. lIKK-
MANN MAKUFACTPIUKO CO., Office. 314 .1
btrcet, Room 1. fe!W-lW*
\TOTICE.— A LIBERAL REWARD WILL HE
_L\ jiaid for the recovery of the body of
THOMAS BHYTE, who \v.is drowned in the
river Monday night, December £M. Leave
information at '...■.! Btret-t. diO-tf
WANTED.
A MILKER AND BUTTER MAKER, S3O;
.-:1 10, a blacksmith to make cylinder teeth;
2 waiters, 830; also, an American ninth hand,
{26; a man ki bum charcoal, U! cents per sack ;
also, 2 mi'.krn-, S3O; an old man to do chores Sl5.
Female- SRtrlsfoi housework for nice family in
the country, S2O and KB per month, fare paid;
also, a housekeeper lor the country, German pre-
ferred, iV) to $20, fare paid; also, various oilier
placet! for girls; a girl to do housework in the
city, 425. Apply to HOUSTON & CO., Employ-
niei.t otc.ee, fourth and X streets, Sacramento.
je!3-lptf _
FOlf SALE— TO LET.
TWO LET— A TWO-STORY FKAME^
A House, hard Ruished, 7 rooms, with Jv;;i;j
till the modern improvements, at 1124 Kj&aL
itreet. Inquire on premise*. mr:«3t*
IjHJR SAI.K.- ONE OR Mui:K OK THEVg
' four houses and lots situated north- "SJj|;l
west corner Sixteenth and (J; all hard lin-JMH
Lsijcd and in good order: price, '.-:<■> each. Ap-
ply to S. BECK. on the premi.sea. mr.'Mw*
FORSALE— WEST ONE-HALF OF LOT NO.
6, with improvements, nurth side (i?:; •
between Heventeenth and tigUteenth. Inquire
of r.wTAiN \v. if. SII>IK)SS, a ; .' street, or <>i
»IKS. ii. A. BOSI l< K.od the premises.mra-lw*
I |OCSE TO LET— No. 180 1. STKEET;*^
I 1 very desirable dwelling i'or business ilf]'l\
mil': mx rooms and bath. Also, Stable on "t^iJL
the alley. Rent, S"0. I'lcase upply to CAfijj
BTROBEL, No. 32U ■ ■•• I . ' fe'.?6-<:.t*
F)U BALE — ONE-STORY URICKAtiA
" li..;im-. No. '.Ml N street; will be ■■'■'! h)'\\'
hi a bargain if applied for soon; at D. '-■■JBSjL
Ucmardi&Co , 3UB and (10 X street. fe2tf-li
I>OOMS-A SL'ITE OK FIVK CNFDBNIBHKD
l\i Sunny Kcxmis to let. Imiuire .it the Gro-
\ Bunny Rooms to let. Inquire nt the Gro.
-Store, eoruer of Tenth and Btreets.fe27-lw
|7K)K CHOICE BROWN LEGHORN
I; Eggs: >: per setting. Inquire of A. LINN,
Eleventh street. between v ami C. fe27-2w*
},--K;HJ BRUSSELS CARPETS (SECOND-
.Vj hand). For Sale Cheap. Alra, one "Gar-
land" Range, complete (nearly new); one
Barber's Chair, Poles, etc.. cheap. Two Good
Bed Lounges, atSlO, at <'1IA». U. CAMPBELL'S,
tfo. 409 X street, UphoMerißg and Repairing.
aplO-lptf _
CK>R SALE— A FIVE HORSE-POWER EN-
I? Blue and Boiler and triplet Pump, all 111
good condition. Inquire at No. '.*>! K. street M.
R.ROSE. ja27-tf
VINEYARD AND FRUIT LAND FOR SALE
In I'laccr County.
X OFFER FOR SALE 7:: ACRES OF LAND,
J. newly and well fenced, situate l mile .south
of Loomis (formerly Pino), j miles from Rocklin
and 25 miles from Sacramento city, and imme-
diately upon the line of the Ccu'.rail'ucitlc Rail-
road. Communication by rail with Sacramento
three times a day. 'I he .and lies next to •■: 10-
-acre productive vine; and every farm nd-
joining and in the immediate vicinity is ■ »..■:
cleared and planted to vine* and trees, and
Looiulx promise') to betlifcenterof an extensive
vine and fruit growing community. The is
easily cultivated, deep mid retains moisture
when cultivated,' and does not need irrigation,
but if eilcd, an Irrigating ditch runa across it
at its highest point.) Trice, PW per re. For
further particulars inquire of W. I>. PERKINS or
1). M WALKER, ol Rocklin; and E. W. MASLIX,
at ritate Capitol, Baerameuto. ijJ'-lp
FOR SALE I
, N ]
SACRAMENTO COUNTY |
SWEETSER&ALSIP,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 1015 Fcurth street, Sacramento, j
1<;0.1r.r.-* O Mll<-^ from t lip city; < !n-<-llii:s;.
siX n»oins; Mat-li to accommodate WJ hrad of
!i!or>t'B or *'o^p; - ncref] in Blackberries;
Grapes: a few Tree*. • t'-. >r lii< is a very cheap
j.iccc.of property; SO5 j>er acre.
\;.-. .
SO Ace*. Dmtera !ii^!i ► tale of cult! ion;
300 Fruit Trees, e.^ln years old; l. r > ocres in
Grape* ul the llnc&t rurfeties; ■'• lierts in Straw-
(•ornte; u n -"I now IHvellinp, cost fl.IOO; new
Bte! Chicken 1;o;im'. niaetsmith;Shon and
Too!.-; all Farming 'I<-"N: 1 I'mv, ii.ir>cs,
Was : etc.; two inilei Iro'u Floriu. I'riee,
$5,;0.». ■ -ALB
'Wilt >.-ll iii ', ami ••-acre rr»ct», n mood ;
piece of Ijiir!. :*■; mllea irom city limlta,' for
r
.U.xii
3!>'-J Acres of I- -Hid, l'J ml lex from <ity
limits. T'rir., 5lli) j\T a<'rer
also
A Trart of Land of I(> Vi r.-~. 3J, iuil<-<
snutlioast ot iht i itr. V. il! In sold in - r » :ii»'l
10-ttcre I its, ut*7T> per acre; take one third eu-h.
AlJiO— - '
50 .\<t>-m ! ; , miles Irom < -it : siimll
Dwelling, larßi iianj, etc.; t acres in Grapes.
Price, S!?0 per acre.
For 516,000 » Tract < f 160 Acres; 11 acres
in Vineyard : fi acres In Kruit and Blackber-
ries; 4 acres In Strawberries; £' Kl d Dwelling,
nearly new; Stable, inary. Chicken-house,
etc., Hind Mills and Tank; situate 1 miles
from city, on Jackson rond.
A ,>o — —
For «"i> |>rr Aero, 100 \.-r, « of Fine
rntii Land; Creek running through the cen-
ter, making a gTadtial slope, which drains the
land from all water. thiTe are very few hog
wallows In it: the soil la deep and very rich;
. ■
*S~The RlKive lands will pmdii'-c fruit of nil
kinds, and compare a*- favorably for Fruit and
Vineyard pm-pores as any tO be found in the
Plate, aad Sacramento has proven to be the
best i larket in the Matt- for the fanner and pro-
dt!i er.
Other Lands for sale in different lo-
calities of the State.
'-' ■*■' -" ■
<S-.-K.Mi FOU CATAIXXiI'E9.-*»'
j, |(( Bweetaar & Au-,., Sacramento.
URO( ERS.
John Mccarty,
Siirci'S«nr to .1. F. Wliitc .'. Co., 009 .1 nt.,
J^vSALER IN K.\N<'\ ANI> STAPLE ',-;().
/ i pries, Batter, l -.-- .ud I'r.nliic.-. .\ll
good» m. lowcn priec 'l-.!-lplm-
J. R. WEBSTER,
No. 1301 .1 Htr«-Kl Tain ■imiiitu.
DEALS! IN
Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, !
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
C»!libr"Jc. Produce, es :. Wines and Lifjuors for |
Kau ily P.* a h pecinlty. o-.:-'n
FOR SALE,
80. 1 CORKER GROCERY AND BAR !
■
Dl A FINK TRADE. -OWNER COM-
pt jiefi to leave '.he city on account of sick-
VMS. t A -10 :osj HALL. LUUK3 4 CO. 021-li>lni I
M^. *.< am- tmvrw «-y-^,f. wmiiwi— wrw^, i
$5 BUYS A OOBD OF STOVE WOOD |
OR A TON OP COAX AT THE C. O. 1). '
Wood and Coal Yard, 401 1 street. All or-
ders promptly delivered to olj- part of the ci;y.
mrJ-tf
HALE BROS. & CO.
JUST OPENED!
Two Cases direct from lie Eastern Markets. The styles are late,
thB qualities good, and prices low. See this lot before
making your purchases.
I W At no other season of the year is more attention paid
to articles cf DRESS OB CLOTHING. With the advent of
Spring, Nature clothes herself with new and becoming beauty,
and man is not slow to follow, being anxious to replace the
old and worn garments cf Winter with the fresh and attractive
styles of Spring.
Men's Fancy Red and Blue Check Worsted,
Single-breasted Sack Suits ; very nobby,
at $15 a suit.
Men's Fancy Brown and White Plaid Cassi-
mere, Single-breasted Sacks, at $12.
Men's Medium-weight, Dark Colored Worsted
Suits, with gold-mixture; single-breasted
sacks. Price, $20.
Men's Fancy Cord Worsted Suits; four-but-
ton cutaway frocks; very nobby. Price,
$27 50.
Men's Single-breasted Sacks of Black Wor-
sted, with fancy silk-mixture. Price, $15.
Men's Single-breasted Cutaway Frock Suits,
of dark grey mixed cassimere. Price,
$7 50.
Men's Single-breasted Frock Suits, of dark
red-mixed cassimere. Price, $13 50.
Men's Single-breasted Frock Suits, of fancy
worsted; cut in late style. Price, $22.
Men's Single-breasted jagatch Cheviot Sack
Suits, at $16.
Men's Single-breasted jjj&ick Suits, of dark
fancy hair-line cassi^^re. Price, $14.
fc-jT- Country Orders Receive Prompt and Careful Attention, ""©a
HI T D BBAO 9i P(\
Rhh Dtllß). fll It).;
T os. 829. S.I!, S3:!, 835 X street, and 102G Ninth street. Sacramento.
HAIR GOODS.
is
- ? fiS*p3l
I? I
-■■-■'■ j life i
I'IIYSICIANS AM) SI ItGEOXS. j
i>k. GEORGE PJ ':; i;v, -I
OFFICE AND RESIDENfI NORTHEAST ]
Corner Eleventh and II streets. Hours— 9
i to I" a. m, 1 to 3 ftiul 7 to 3 r. m. mr:Min
im. ••. -•. cook,
XT^- 522 NINTH ST., BET. i AND .1, OPP- '
i\ posite the Plaza, Magnetic and Electric 1
Healer. Electro-magnetic and Medicinal Baths, '
Mnguetic Ganncnts and Jnaoles. Uonsultaiion
free. dio-lm
xv. 11. BAxmvi.N, ••. :■ ,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE, i
northeast cornoi Second !::;■! X strceu. Of- •
dee hours : I" a. m to 13 M.; - to ( nnd 7to b P. i
si. Residence, *^]^' si r '"t; t j._ nl.Vlm 1
DR. NIXON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, M STREET, BE-
tween Ninth anrt Tenth, Nos. Big and 920
I Will visit the Railroad Hospital daily fit U::»l a.
x. Office hours— to 9 a. m.; i to '.; P. M.. and
evenings. jyl-tf
DBS. Ii t!.l.Ui.;i A GOSS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND • STREETS, SACRA-
AIENTO. Office Hours:
Miss Dr. KellocK- MinsDr. Go«
9 to 10 A. Si. S to 9 A. m.
12 to 2 P. M. 'i to 5 P. K.
6 to 7 P. M. 7 to 6 P. .■:.
I Sunday >T to3 t-K_
i:. I.AINE,
]>hysk:ian and 3CKGEON.— OFFI< and
Residence, No. :tt< J street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours— <to 10 a. m.. 3 to 6 ami 7 to
Bp. m. i. iffiee of ciiy Superintendent of Public
Schools at same plare^ sea-lnlia
WJf. IXLKIIY BRIOOS, ST. D..
OCULIST, JURIST, AND PIiYSICIAN FOR
Diseases or the Throat Office, «29X 1
sued, con if Fidh. over Sacramento Bank,
.-'acrsmento. Oil. Hours: 'J:-W .'i I'- a. m.; Ito I
r. k. Sundays: 930 t0 11 a. M.; I to 4 i. M. jyl-tl ;
DR. A. K. BRI NT.
PHYBICIAN and surgeon, okadtjate of i
i the University of Berlin, Germany. Office I
and residence, No. 521 J rtreit, ween Fifth
and Sixth, Sacramento. Office lionrs— 9 to 11 a |
m.; 3 to 5 and 7 to - f. m. )y!3-tt y j
\V.\1.1..\( X A. BBIOOS. K. '•:-.
DHYBICIAN A>*D OBSTBTRICIAN. OFHCE
I and residence No. 32 J street, ba^rameiito.
( Bto '.' A. X. I
Office Hi»urn:< II A. M. to 2 P. X. }jvV2 Iptt
I 6:30 to P. M. I :
DESTISTEY.
KEJIOVKD.
FF. TEBBETS, DENTIST, TO »'*j«E'S;
. Sixth :-:r.- -t between I and J .7*f*Bßl
vcf,t tide, opposite Congregational **UXlXr
t'jiurch. »u5-tf
ii. H. PEEBSOM,
DENTIST, 415 J STREET, BK-^apKay
tween Fourth and Fifth, Ba< rr. •« KS6ESS
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted on' l *-Uili?
(k>!<; Vulcanite and all basos. Nitrous Oride or
I Iji\:i;r.iiis Gas line red for painless exlroc-
! tlon of teeth. JyU-lra
W. WOOD,
DENTIST, QCIWS BUILDING,^»SX
nonhr«|ii cor Fourth and i,»»E3S
Btreets. Artificial teetn inserted ou' i *AIIJJ-r
! all base*, Improvexl Liquid Nitrons Oxide Gas
' for painless extraction ot teeth. 1e25-tf
PAINTS AND GILS.
T L. CHADDERDON, IMP(>RTKK AND DEAL-
»I , .Tin Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass,
| »ix<V Paints, Artists and Painters' Materials,
Wail leaner, etc. No. »M X st., Sacraiicnto,
I lTi7-llitf
• -.IXI.SS CARDS.
_ _ —
WSI. «.i TEXBEROEB,
TRON ANH BRASS FOUNDER AND MA-
UL <!:ini>t, Front N streets. Manufacturer
■ .ii mt and N v tri ets. Manuts
oi Gutenberger'B 11, .i-. Powers, Patent Ground
Roller and Cleg Crusher and Barley Mills. All
kinds oX Hydraulic Pipes. I'eV-ini
fc-STREET I.!Vi;UVANiI FEKU STABLE.
J CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR. L STREET,
• between Sixth nnil Seventh. Buggies lor
hire. Ilorsoa kept at reasonable rates, fvll-lm
<;. TANZOJLA,
I A 1 Q FOURTH STREET, NEAR THE TOST-
LUlO office. Dealer in all kinds of Choke
ii.-. .-.'..•'■- Tobacco aad Cipir.-. All
at Lowest Price*. j:u.'t>-lin
C. 11. KKEUS .V CO.,
POP 1 -1 .:..;■. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
0/wO Dealers in Palnto, Oils, Varnishes, Win-
dow uliisi. pictnro Moldings, Brushes, Artists'
MatsriaL BoildlniE Paper, ('lain and Decorative
Wall Paper, ami Gl/./iVr I'«i>vr for Window l>eco-
rattons i a patent which is entirely nev/. clll-lm
f RE.VOTED.
CSALADIN, WATCHMAKER AND
, Jeweler, lms removed from "'l7 .! «.?•'->.
street; to 4 ."i J. near corner of Fourth. fr*-< at
Watcher, Clock? and Jewelry paired tjJijdg
ami madetoonier. A fine awortmentof Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry alwayg on hmul aai at 'lie
lowest prices. jal.'vliii
■.'■. UVJIAN. J. m man, j::.
J. YM A- .-, Jit., .v ::i..>.
\l/'ATCTIMAKERS ANDJEWF.I.ERS, -«
>> .vs J sim't. lieiuieii Fifth and wife
Sizth7hiive always on hand v flwiiee 6*-' &>
variety of :i:ie Watches, Diamouda,Jcw-Bj*Aii3
elry, etc.__ jal'2-tf.;
h. f .- ;:;.K. <:. J. CBOLT.
c.*-i;i ■" & CItOLV,
0! . ARE PUE-
p.uc-il in do r.:! kind? of work in t''i :- tine,
is: city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. Shop, N>>. 1121 Second street, be-
tween i: and 1.. ' Postoffico Box No. 110, Sacra-
mento. dl'V4r.tf
(.i.D.UCK W. YOUNG,
S. TO PUCE A YOUNG, CARRIAGE
Manuiacturcr, corner Fourth and L streets
memo. Established in 1830. All siacs c'
Buggies, Phaetons, Spring ami Thon>Uijh braces
Wagons, Repelling, Painting and Trirn:ni:'S
done. m2(Mpor_
H. P. KOOT. ALEX. KEILSON. J. DBISCOL.
ROOT, NEIt^SON & CO.,
LfNIOS FOUNDRY — IRON AND BRASS
) Founders a:id Machinists, Front Btrect, be-
t-.vcer. N .'.:;•; O. Castings and Machinery oi
every description niadt; t-> order. in'Ji-iplm
F. ?OSTEE. .7. O FTSSTOS.
1850. F. FOSTER & CO., 1884.
BOOK-BINDERS, PAPKR-RCLERS AND
Blauk-Bco> Manufacturers, No. 319 J street,
between Third sad Fonrth,Sacramento.lyC!o-4pti
CXDERTAKERB.
■«au ii ,■..»>. t^. it.i.j».'..'».-a'jCTv^.w»&.;r:Rg;»r>,
§ PPJTZ & MILLER, |
g INDI.KT I
I Office in Odd Fellows" Temple, Ninth ukl *1
1 k ■■ire. - Complete Etack of Lmdertatfrs' a
h Good constantly on hand. City nd conn- ?>
s try orders promptly attended to, day or I
■ ui±'. ■ Rt reasouable"ratei|. „>'• I «
— im— a— aaMsamti uii,':jjl wagaw .xi:. .
J. FRANK CLARK,
County Coroner and Undertaker,
No. 1017 Fourth street, between J and X. —
Always on hand the most complete Stock of j
Undertaking '■•»'.* on the coast. Country
• orders, day or night, \till receive prompt iit-
tentiou. Telephone Number, ISI. jiWlplm
J - Uj *— -^■ IM ' ll ' l >m--/^JmjJUUMHIw«T J A I!»V'UJUAJ»'Al !»V'UJUAJ»'A
W. J. KAVANAUGE, §
! ITiIirRTiKEU, {
313Jstrpet.bct. FUU) Dd Sixth. Always on
hr.nd a !:'.r(re assortment of Metallic and*
Wooden Caskets, Burial Cases. Coffins end ;
Shroudii furnished. Coffin orders will receive*
prompt attention on short notice and at the
lowest r*te». Office open day and night, a
J. F. HILL,
Nos. 1301 to 1333 tl tttreet, Sncrainento.
"!\TANDFACTDRER OF /^3iJ t .
ill C-nrriaces, liuirfries, Ex-SagC^jU,
pro Thoruugbbrace andw^.\s?^--i5 .
Quarts Wagons. Dealer tn Oak, " sa "~ -*~
A.-Ji aad Hickory Lumber; llnbs, Spokes, Fel-
lies, Bon-s, Kirn«," Shafts and Poles. Manufact-
urer of the " LIGHTNING" HAY PBKBS. -Send
for Catalogues jiu;'-:pU
SACRAMENTO. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1885.
CHANGED IiMLY lOK THK -RED HOUSE.
IIIIPTHIS DAY, Wednesday,
■'"; "■" FROM 9 O'CLOCK TO 12 A. M.:
AS EEJBGAirr LINK OS
SILKS WOOL DRESS SUITINGS
Ail New Shades, in Changeable Colors,
8S cents per ysircaL !
GARNET, SILK AND WOOL DRESS SUITINGS !
In Small Pinhead Check,
■ ■
SO 1.-S2 cents per y£*,j?<X !
BROCATELLE (Raw Sift),
FOE, laJENITUEE COVERING, CURTAINS, Etc., 35 CENTS PER
YAIID; 1 and IJ YAEDS WIDE.
THURBI>AY 9
WE WILL SELL A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' and Children's Opera Kid Slippers, Sandals
and Ties!
The sizes are broken, and for this reason they will be sold at a reduction
of 30 to 50 per cent. This lot comprises some 300 Pairs, in
many different styles.
J I
All the New Shapes for Spring Wear, and everything that is neat aid pretty in
MILLINERY GOODS is now being placed in stock daily.
Our Spring Opening \i
~WiXI. 100 m £*, ■""■" 1 o"<G"c- X">«.^--iss.
i
O- DEL. GrZX^n^l^.l^, I
P 11 0 P It i 13 T o ;:
IFIIBID HOUSE,
No's. 714 and 716 J street, and 713 and 715 Oak Avenue. Sacramento.
FRUITS, SEEDS AM) !"«i;>!>L'CE."
D. DeBERNARDI &CO.,
f\ ESERAL COMJII BIOS MERCHANTS AND
IJT Shipper' of all kinds of Fruit, Vegetables
and General Produce. We also carry one of the
best assortments of Vegetables, l'ruits, Game,
Poultry, iv.:-. Butter, Eastern Oysters and Fish,
All orders delivered to any part of the city free
of charge. :;o,s and 310 X Ktrert,
_felMf Telephone No. 37.
W. R. STRONG & CO.,
inciiiassior? merchants and dealers
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
( in
SEEDS, FRUITS & GENEBAXi PKODI CX
Proprietors CAPITAL NURSERIES, Saaainen-
to, Cal. Seed and Tree CataloirJCo sei t free 0:1
application. >><is. 0, 8 aud 10 J street, Sac-
ramento. -:.- i>7 I"
SACRAMENTO 11KASCB
PACIFIC FRUIT COMPANY,
&r.ROSSand A. MOGER, Agents.
l«or,, iocs 1010 Second at., Sacramento
WHOLESALE AND COMMISSION DEALERS
in ':.■■■:, Green :■■■■■• Dried Fruits, Nuts,
Raisii . Honey, Oranges, Produce, etc. Penic-
ular attention paid to tne filling of orders for
and shipments ofali binds of Fruits in their Sfa
snn J'rin; Jpni office, 403 and 410 .''.-. ■ - street,
San Fraucisco. . jsS-lplm
LYOr-i &. CURTIS,
(Sdceessons to LYON & BARN
/^OMSOSSION MERCHANTS AND DKALESfc
\J in
Produce, Vegetables and Fruit*,
POTATOES, BEAKS, B fTTER. EGGS', HONEY,
POULTRY, ETC..
Won. 117 to 123 J Street. jfe23-3 ;'J
■DOS 2 orr.rrfir.Y. c. c. sarses. FRAKKGKESOBT
GREGORY, BARNES & CO.,
<*<;<■•■■ si rs to Gregory .'i Co.),
Nna. 120 and 128 J Street.
WbOi SSALE DEALERS IN PRODUCE AND
»'V Fruit. Full flocks of Potato* -. Vegetables.
Orccn and Dried Fruits, Bean? Alialia, Butter,
F.gcps, CheCFe, Poultry, etc., always on hand. Or-
' tail ■! at lowest rales. iul2-tf
ATTOBHETS-AT-LAW.
< -I.ISTON :. WHITE. LINCOLN WHITE?"
WHITE & WHITE,
ATTORNEYB-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR-
/V ii-r Fifth and J streets. Rooms 10 and 11.
sutter Building Sacramento, Cal. nr:;-tf
JAY K. BROWS. li. K. A] EXANDKJI.
AXEXAXDEB & IIKOWX,
VTTOI:NI!.YS-AT-I.AW. OFFICE, NO. 521 J
j\ street, between Fifth and Sixth, north side.
Practice in all Courts in this State. • fciy-
V. 1.. lIAKT,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, OFFICE, SOUTH-
west comer of Fifth and J streets, Kooms
M. 13 and 11, fitter Building. fcIO-
A. C. FREEMAN, GSOTK L. JOHNSON,
OEO. E. BATES,
I- ALTERS, SACRAMENTO AND SAN FKAX-
j Cisco. Col. Offices: >'o 920 Fifth street,
facramento; and No. 401 California street, ban
Francisco. Business attended to In both cities
ul-tf
\V. B. TREAmvErx,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW.— OFFICK, SO. 003 I
street. JnS-tf .
JOHN T. CAREY,
| ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR- AT-LAW,
i X\ will practice in all Slate nnd United .States
Court*. Office, upstairs over No. 628 .i street.
southwest corner of .-> mil, Sacramento. juV-tl
' m>i>. c. IIIKKSON". J. w. AJtHSTROSG.
Residence, 2327 II st. Residence, 317 O si.
ARMSTKOXG & HINKSON,
TTORNEYS-AT-LAW. NO. 627 J STREET,
J\. Sacramento, (.'ill. j. -> ti'
S. SOLOS 1101.1. L. g, TAYLOR.
TAYT,OII & HO LI,,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, K!0 3 ST., SOUTH
J\ west comer Seventh and J, Sacramento
city. fi.l. i*3-tf
W. S. BEATTT & S. C. DKNSON,
ATTORKEY9 AND COUNBKLORS-AT-LAW.
2\. Offices: Hetropnlit&n ßlodc, E s,tre< *.. be
i tween X 'in.:' .in.' Fifth, Ssrramecto. Eatrance
I next door "o >Icttv;v>li'.an Theater. 01-U
MISCELLANEOUS.
REMOVAL NOTICE!
FRIENDS AXP CUSTOMERS: HAVING RE-
moved our Wholi ;nle ( ijrar Businc - to Han
Kranciseo, we have sold our .■• ■!<.■;] and
fixtures of our i.i-t.iil Business in the famous
"TAN-iI.J. I'l-.Ni !1 ' 8-CE.NT CIGAR t. Mr.
J. ii. oia;. who will carry nil ilie miiiic at our
Id stand, No. 323 bKCQXD STREET, and we
hereby solicit lor our successor «■ . utinuanreoi
past liberal patronage. CoK\VIX & BE.MIS.
I: PUNCH CIGAR STORE."
Baring purcliaxcH {In- Rooitnill and
nxtures .if this old stand, ; shall continue to
keep on hand n flue line of Imp >rti Havana |
and Domestic CIGARS: Tobaccos, Pipes, l'i':sr- !
ettes, »ii>l also tlio celebrated •i.iiisii's
Punch" .■>-<•» ill Clj;«r. J. 1.. OKR
fellM" V-
EBNER BROS..
rMPORTESJ AND WHOLESALE PEALEP.3 IN
-»- ' WTCTES A"SD 1.1QTJ0155,
2:6 and 118 X Bt., bet. Front an.! Beeoiid, Sac
AGENTS FOP. THK CKLEIUUTEi)
POMMERY AM'> ORESO CII.VMSVvOXK.
je2 i-lpl .11 ~ *
/lit 01. Ll/UlO
"33 23 13 Si ,
C." DHIUOHT, at
GEITHLEP.'S SALOON;
No. -i 23 .7 street, !JL-:-JM-'lm' Bncr»mcnta
KAPUTZINER BEER
I?.'.TU!-< H .
ON DKArnHT AT '• ' i.Si < A GLASS AT
the I'OC'A BXrHAXUE, 111 .1 street. — :
__ - fe 11-L •__ j
NEUBOURG & LAGES. I
Star Miiis and Malt House.
HOPS. MALT, PRODUCE. GRAIN, FEED
an.! Brewers 1 -applies.
1010, 1018, 1020 Fifth Bt., Sacramento.
*«->;■•-' bsnjfe Sold en all iho Principal Cities j
ofßcrotK> -Til-lutf 1
3VHIcCJ^t^S-A.~n-sr';S j
nJuli Hvlj.filiU
FLOUR MILL
Still Alicad.
O\\ls.Ci TO THEHi T'AST SUCOKSH C
\ / SWREARY .v CO. hare recently added
A;. I. the new and lal «t Holier Machinery for
improving their grade of ROLLER FLOCK.
They now guarantee to thrci-h the Trade the
WHITEST \M) BEST 1. « U.1. t.i: FLOUR IN
THK STATE. feH-lptf
FOR THIRD TRUSTEE!
WM. GUTENBERCER
Is a candidate lor re-i '.••:! -a to the office of
•a?la.i3.«ca. Trvisteo I
i.-ji ..!
Nervous Debility C u re Pe iS a k
free. ClTaleAjreney, 160 Ful'.ir New York
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS."
British Medical Journal.
" ' Apdlinaris Water is an article ivhieh is produced by Nature and is
not the handiwork cf men; it is a Natural and net an Artificial IFaler."
U.S. Treascry, 23 January 1882.
Of all Grocers, Druggists, an! Mineral Water D> rtlers.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
; 3fISCEIiI.AM-:«U
I
I Many a Lady
I is beautiful, all but her skin ;
; and nobody has ever told
I her how easy it is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
I Balm.
I
B MWS&wI)
HAMBURG
On nii\ .'•■ tv friends ho arv troi!li!' d wrllh
rheum iti ■■ < :- to try Kinil Froso's celebrated
Hamburg Tea. Itlsavety simple remedr; tint
has fit-in. > ivtiiulcrs in '..;i::> bail eases of ihis ter-
rib! 'li.-i ;f!f. a).*.' 1} l_Vi-;;p\VKviv]i>
«^^ iS fll Jii '•-'' X- : '•'•-' '*' ?i ;' ■-vO> ?."*■:-.
fljllki S:v: '. ' • :. ■:
■iliJii' •
A wr A
•?-■ | WmM fesrJ
fed fSm. teS
V tßic"""""*^* \)
THE WOUOEi! OF ReALekl2s '
d»+«T»v»T»l-| r jriio3:-£jrS.i;tJ3ili3on!rE?3-
Vi'i.i-1.-i.L-.t.-t-'J.i ciio iW i!:i3 cilsease,-Cdld ia
neat!, ke. On?" Catarrh C irc,»»spec) ' i 5
JT( fared to meet cetious rsscs, <:u:. tains all Uid
niratlvo .-c:>.;ri:C3 <i" tl'O I-'-rlrnr! : our
Jtuwnl fiyyl^zrzo in-vrfoiislo tobluq ii: catarr-
I lisl v.'. ■.:: ■■: -, !i Elur .- iiii'.i . ■•".;■ Q6170
Eheumatiam, Hemaigia. !s£s£.
tlpntaacnrrdcoinp iy csscsof tlicso Cictreci-
*?TVr««v» ry^-r^T't rt e—esd tJeeStngtivia ti J
*±L.*2iZL\ji j. £Lt*& ca- ;. : -.-^ ' : ■ •. -. ■ .
Koee, orf mm si' 7 eausej isspaedil; conlrolk i
prompfly. Itiaasnro ;;-•?. J>elayfadangerouj.
For P'lrv. n!"n-l, TXlee&ing ov Sicl**
ia-f- ;tl3t-io :_'.-•.... ■ . LuoT.a ruaody.
Vmetnetra.(il3.norc^vTOr>mXrouniXa
l!csctiKicnoat*icsola~U(.atrc"~2WluiLlo.
Caution — POXD'fi ZZT3AC2 he* been ■;•!-
toted., SJ« rinvtee /..-■■ tho tcordt "J'o.\7/J
JiA'TP.Ai Vl'%Zr>x\ in th» glees, and <;ur jririvn
trwte-mcrlz on curnmndiaj buf wrapper. $<mi
o>h',- ii- mine. .' '■.-.•■- w, ■■:'.' o.i baetttg PQ2<i)'Z
JBXXU " ■'. ■ "■■..■.-. r jiftjiiiraliKt.
i'.il t.carey.i ..;.;.- ij measure
rrr.rr-i--.Tr:: : ii; i t- — -ry .'.r.T^ct.Ti!.
PO-.'3'o CtTL'tST 5Cc, SIJOO, £1.79.
Toilet Cro:r, I.CO j Cabrrli Care 75
Dcntlfrico 50 Plaster £3
Up Salvo 25 j !.Tli3!sKGlass Coc>- • • 1.00
Toilet Soa;<3C.-.i;o:).. 50 i^ilSyiiv-s 23
Oi.-t!-!wit !50!t!od!csted Paper Tii. 29
— -.. Syris^a, SI.CC.
I.Trr.i, read pases 13, ■', I evd. SI of onrl'oT?
I'-ia; ;.:. t which uccocipazjoa '.-.i.:i b
I? r *Ou!;2;r.\7pA^ri!t.r:T-<vTTnIIisTOT l rorotra
• !'*.> PAHATIONS EES3 KIE7E c:j AmiCUIOS SO
POND'S EXTRACT CO., .
TO fifth Avc, Now York.
/ti^ r N p^f The finest sub-
IBI MiUS HIS
P*^ CIUBBATEj *-^ tc n y. are the de-
v.-ass^ a/V s"ehperBon«!'lIo&
sMSV V', \ >■:■•!■ ■ .: ■
j | -■■ (f lgTa. tetters Slninnrli
J\ Ki'/-« if&Qi liittera n fto ri] s
: 'f&'.&Sh ■ '■ a'^-iu^tf _protec-
c^r ■'. y .i***- ? - '- "'■"" '"'" ''. v liK-'reas-
■fi.J'tr v-< -,iiu- vital st.-oninn
ap«: ffm ami the rek-taut
ffi^:-' 0 :; ' -ii'!i ;...,. ."..:, I :-.
\^-S ?'-^> ; ' -. V ■ I:i;■ii : - - of 11m-
<^i^>- 1 :\; i r ;, if?
W „ STOMACH-^ g^ O v er j t t-n-dicßtea
0 S 1 PffL*^' P»«intJt!of 'rtiVci',-
-* a a &31* • stlnatu tyr.c. an.l
< ■(■\ll■-^ nil i ,-•:■■.'■ nunips our national
rtiii'.diis. For sale by 11 ; , ■ , .-■- n;i.l Dealers
generally; sl-IyMV, KAtvly
:* : .■■/.-s-
crofula",
A :;i!i in my I'inp'oy lias liecn fure<l of consti-
tutiotial >tr:i;'ultt hylne use of Swift's Specific.
.(. <). .Mcl'aniei . Allaiouna. Gu.
I , ; 'lii- gentleman i~iini".' rofiheG(W"crnor of Ga.)
VaixlorliiU'smillinnseoiilii not buy from me
..... Swift'sSpocitie has clone I'm- 111.-. It cured
me of ■■::•■: years' stinding.
- : M;:-. X izareth i).-,Mii. Acv.orth. On.
TET." 1 ER.— Afler Mi9t-rliiK .-. iii; Ttttor for
I eleven yo-ir^. :i:j'! !itivi:i^ ;:li sorts of treatment]
i '. \v;ir relieved entirely : > swiit's Siiecific.
1.. 1!. Lee, [1 IH » -.:. Ca.
SXATCIII FROM I'HE GRAVE.— I we*
' brought to iii hi li' door by a coinbinutioaof
j eczema ><■■■■' I'Usii'rlus, from which I haO guf-
i fcrcil For three "reant Was treated by eral
i phvfii inn- \>i;'.i iodide potHssicm, which seemed
to feed the tlhoiuie. I have be. v cured souu.l
I am' well '■- i!n> use H' Swift's Speciiic.
>l!:s. Sarah E. Tcuker, hiiraboldt, Tcnn.
Swift's f-'reciSc iseniirelj Vegetable^ Treatise
on Blood urn! .-kin 1'!- 'nses mailed free.
Tin -v.n -,;:;-. Co., Drawer?, Atlanta (.."a.,
(•r '.-.;• iV. 23.1 St.. New York. iV.Mj \twly
Ij. JSL T . SZja.IVCB«:E3H.
No. 83O<I STKIuET.SACISAMESTO,
CKIGKERIKG&Voi 1 PIANOsfTi?^
Wilcos & White Organs!
Fine Accordeons, Violins, Banjos and I? tilings
a Specialty.
, IS- A RClccted lot of MARTIN GUTAi'.i
In slick.
Country orders promptly nml carefully at
tejltte'l to. i,t i".-. . -' prices. jylii tl'
HALL'S PULMONARY BALSAM
milE BE.--T REMEDY IX DBS FOR COUGHS,
', _i. <'iii.i^. .v-thm.i. Bronchitis. Influenza. Croup,
Incipient Consumption, and nil Throat ami Lung
Troubles. Bold by all umggista for oa cents.
J. K. OATHS * CO.. Proprietors, 417 San
mo street. Bnn Fran. nl9-lp
PACIFIC SLOPE.
UNFAVORABLE REPORT UPON' A
UTAH JIIMXi; DISTRICT.
Destruction by Fire— Arrest of a
Forger— Salt liukc l.cucr-
Cwrriers — Etc.
! (sPtX'IVI. DEPATCBSB TO Tl!'.: RECORD-VMON.J
CALIFORNIA. j
Tim Proposed Home fur General Grunt.
Sax i-'i:w. in .>. March M.— Tim grentlo
men wjio desired t>> present General Grant
with a vineyard, beguji to take steps inward
thai end immediately afar t!i6 t'ailure f»f
Grant .v Ward. Flu y had the refusal ot"
two of the tim i>i the State, i«>(li already
planted in e:io;J.- vino, and they had se
cured one of the. most skillful managers in
the State to take cljarire of the visuyani
which Gencn:] Gitsiit might select from
.!•':•■. those snbiuittctl to lii 3 ■ lioit i-. T!u-y
bad gone lv: I. and arrnnj ■ ■'-. to take his
annual vintage a; the market price. In this
way the gentlemen ':;■•>-..! they had
arranged a delij>lilful occupatioii fur the
declining years of the hero of Vicks
burg and the Jumes, that would at
once ftivc lii:n a handsome im unii', pre
seul birr, with a delightful home, and
unable him to leave to his family
a family estate. The gentlemen were so
contidezit that a well-cnltivateii vineyard
would soon pay fi>r its If thai theypninosed
to buy it for the General; and allow him to
repay them with interest. As was mi id i
pat< •!. this plan proved most acceptable to
Gehcrul Grant — mucli more acceptable than
any/offer ol a pure! ■■■>"■. In talking if i:.
General Grant said that he iked California,
ami since the days when he. was 11 yoiinc
Lieutenant In the regular army stationed
on this coast, he desired to make his home
in this State. lie plan, with all its details,
was submitted to him, and he had signified
Irs desire to accept it. The Central E'acific
offered to bring the General and his (amity,
with their household goods, to (.'all for inn
in a special ear. ('reparations hud been
made for t lie General to come to the
State in the spring and select the vineyard
in- most preferred. A lo.ig telegram was
sent to Mrs. Grant on Saturday, asking
General Grant whether he could noi be
moved t.i California at once. A reply was
received to-day from him, in which hi said
that his physician forbade his leaving New
York. So for the present this eflort to aid
General Grant lias failed, but it is not im
probable that in case of his death the same
offer will bo made to Mrs. firant and her
family.
Supreme tor.it Decision in a Chinese
Test Ca*e.
San I"i:ax<i.-io. March 3d.— The Supreme i
Gotirt to-day rendered a decision in tin-
Chinese test case of Tape vs. Hurley, in
which Judge Magtiire recently maintained
Ibat Mamie Tape, a native of Califoniia,
but "i Chinese parentage,' was entitled to
admission into the public schools.* The
Supreme Court says ; "We arc not aware
of any law which forbids the entrance into
the schools of children of any race or na
lionuUty. The Legislature not only de
clares who slial 1 be admitted, but it tloca
I not authorize the exclusion of any one on
tlio ground upon which alone the exeliw
.-i.-:i of the respondent In re is son ■!.! to bo
justified. Teachers can justify a violation
of the law only on the ground that the res
olution of the Board of Education requires
'.111 111 to 110 SO.' •
Redaction in I 'nut Rates.
.Sax Francisco, March 3d.— Regarding
the siatciin'iit that there is extreme im
probability of a reduction in fruit rates
being made, it' may be stated that the ex
isting rates, be reduced within a very
few weeks, ami that the reduction will be
very large, so as to foster the industry of
fruit-growing in this State. L. <;. Cannon,
acting Commissioner of the Transconti
nental Association, a few days ago formu
lated a schedule of i lii reduction, based j
upon figures obtained from the railroad !
companies, and mailed a copy to each of
the interested roads. The schedule
will have to be determined up in by
the special committee appointed at the last 1
meeting ol the Association," and of which
Mr. Sttibbs is a member. The committee,
will n-.oti within a few weeks, and no
doubt but the proposed reduction will be
ratified. Some little fear w;>s wcpreSipd,
bwiugto the differcjipes existing ■:■..• en
the Texas- J'ai'ilic and 'Utlli I! i'.iciiic.
bu< since they have Ii ':■'■ the hatchel no
opposition will be met with.
Passenger Hates to Eiiropciui J-orls.
San I'kani ism, March 3d.— An interest
ing meeting of the Pacific Coast Passenger
Agents' Association was held to-day, to
discuss the selling of tickets from this city
to European ports at less rates than regular
tickets to Xi ■■■ York could i>c sold. There
an; three steamship agents in this city, and
the schedule fare .-.,-'.■ 1. It seems, how
ever, that tickets have I* 1 11 sold through'
both to Liverpool and Hamburg, for GO 50,
and for less than the price of tickets to New
York. V i'ter considerable discussion it was
•■'■!:■•! to draw \:\< an agreement tliat pas
senger agents wouid not be allowed to cut
. th" regular rate to New York, and thai
they will exact full fare from the steamship
agents, less *i w>m mission; Tiv morrow the
trunk lines men will meet and <■ insider the
nent.
San Francisco Money Sfaricet.
Han i'r.AN'. Sco, March 3d. — '■■'>:;- that as
sessment day, has ;■:.-- '■■' il is noticed that
there is'more money in -'■''■■■ and Ii ■ • ils
in.'iii'l for exchange. Money is easy .■• '•■ 7
per cent, for city mortgage loans, and 7- 10 I
per ■■■■!.■. for <■ '■'■■.< discounts. Tin i
however, arc extreme rates, the bulk of j
transactions being at ■-. Exchange on |
Now York is rjuoted si 15c for sight and 3
25c for telegraphic; sterling bills on l.on- i
dun. 40id for bank end 49; for commercial;
refined silver, l.'f-!7' per cent, discount:
Mexican dollars, S44i M]c apiece.
Dwelling Destroyed by Fire.
Rgi»wooj> City, March 3d. — At about 10
p. m. yesterday the House of Mrs. John]
Gaeririe. near Mcnlo Park, was discovered
to be on lire, li was entirely consumed,
and only a small portion of the furniture
was saved. Insurance, $2,200 in the Home
Mutual.
Tire la Ventura County.
Santa Vu-i.a. March 3d. — A fire to-day
consumed a barn belonging to William
o'llara, living near Santa Paula, and with
it eight head of horses, several hogs and
all of his crop of beans, hay, grain, etc.
The hire was insured for $700. and there
was some insurance on the grain. It is a
severe loss loan industrious man.
Arrrst«»l for Forgery.
I.":; An..; 1 e», March — Robert A. Pin
negstn, said to be the son of a prominent
horse man of that name in San Francisco,
was arrested at Wilmington and brought to
this city this morning, charged with
forgery. He i* wanted at San Diego for
committing the same grave offense there,
and also at San Gabriel.
K<i,:bctl <»»" Five Cents — Kirn Ovfr Uy a
Wagon — Student Insane — - Residence
Burned.
Stockton". March 3d. — Thomas Taylor, a
farmer residing near Woodbridj;e,'s.aics
that last Saturday be was brutally knocked
off his wagon and afterwards cut in the Kit
wrist by a Mexican whom he had given a
ride. The scoundrel knocked Taylor sense
less, and then robbed him of five cents.
Hugh McDonald, while driving from '
this city to-day to Roberts Island, fell from
his wagon, was run over and badly in-
tired. ;
Emilc Chauvin, Jr., of Kern county,
until lately a student at Santa Clara (.'ol- '
lege, vras lodged ill the State Insane Asy
lum last night. Chauvin is twenty ears
old. Intense application to studies has af
fected his brain and his mind. . ';■■
The residence of Henry Ambust, near '
Rural Cemetery, was burned yesterday '
afternoon, the lire catching from a flaw in '
the stove-pipe. Nearly all of the furniture '
was saved, as was $5,000 worth of wines
and brandies that were stored in the cellar.
Ambust's loss is $2,000. The building was ,
insured forssoo.
NKVADA.
1-e^ir.lativp Proceedings. "i .■
Cak-ox, March 3d. — To-day Williamson
introduced a resolution t<> ill; effect that
Dr. Dawson be arrested and brought before
the bar of the House, to explain what he
meant by phhlifhing a card in a Reno .
jiaiit-r Baying that the members of the Asy
lum ' luvestisatiu^ Committee had been
WHOLK NO. 10,567.
•'IKcnI. 1 ' and the Sergeant at-Arma was
ordered to arrest and bring him to Carson:
He also slated that the committee dare not
publish the testimony, and a resolution
was also passed ordering the testimony to
i".' translated from Chart//* short-hand
not - and published in full. The military
bill was p issed over the Governor's veto in
the Senate to-day. The bill compelling
Assessors to publish the property valuation
of all taxpayers was passed.
UTAH.
A Minim; District Given a Rlitck Ky».
-Salt \.\-.r. City, March 3d. — George
(loss, who was outfitted by the Denver and
Rio Grande llailrond Company to .^.i to the
new mini district of I" tali, now mo ranch
talked about,* ret nrned tomjcln; Ho pves
the country i black eye, saying there is
absolutely nothing to j^?t excited about ;
that the rock is niocli stained with copper,
nut no evidence exists that fpld or silver iK
.<■•:■•: .■■■! in ii to any cxtm;. He found
buildings of the cliff ilut'l.t.*, Imilt of
square, tiat mcUs. without mortar, situated
beneath shelving <"li; Vs. In the crack;* of
tin" walls he found small i-iot-fs'of In. 1:. 1:1
t-oii! cobs, now a.- lianl as bone, nud brown
with aw.
('ulfille llxjicrience .>l Salt ] :«k«- I.otter-
CnrrierH.
SAW 1 AkeCity; March T.l.— The postal
h'ttor-i-ann-rs, ju-t put on delivery here on
Monday, are having a unique experience.
On account of the late polvgaiuy arrests
here, all tha Mormons have occn severolv
warned against talking to strangers, giving
names ana resideneesi etc. Tin; i vi ii rs, in
tlieir rounds, knock at the doors, and a
scurrying ensues inside. A child answer*
the door/is asked who lhos there,' and
often refuses to tell ; doesn't know tho
names of the neighiwrs, or here its father
or mother is to be found. Thn uniform is
a Sign of tin- I'licmy, and no information i*
to he had. This ha* much increased tlm
difficulty nt opening the service here.
W iSBIMOTOID TKKBITORT.
MtlltaT] Court-martial,
X .V vi.LA Walla, March 3d.— The Court
martial ordered for lie trial of Lieutenant
William CMuhlenbiirg convened day,
with General J. P. Hatch, as President^ and
Major F. D. Baldwin as Judge Advocate.
The Court is one of tin' 1 largest ever con
vent in the dep»irtntent. It ndjonrneil,
waiting for Lieuteuunt.Karle,' counsel for
Muhlenbti
Walla Walla .\t;rM'ultnr:it Society.
Wali \ Wai i.a, Man Ii 3d. The Agri
cultural Society intend th.it the next meet
ing shall be the best ever held in the coun
try east of thM'iix-sidt-i. The Directors will
ouerlarger purses than ever before. 'T. .1.
Porker,- of the tHataunih} hits been m;ul«
Chairinaii i.t' the Pavilion Committee, with
[lower to nppuint hi own committee.
lii;tll>M COLOMBIA.
The Clitnenc Immigration >t:i!t«r.
Victoria; March .''■! — The address tele
graphed to th 3 Speaker of the Dominion
House of Common* relative to the prayer
oi the local House for the restrictions of
Chinese immigration was returned with a
request to forward it direct to the Governor-
General. This action is looked upon us a
paltry feature of the determination of thx
Federal Government to decline all legisla
tion to this end.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Gladstone was upuml attending t • > bus
- yesterday.
Richard Grant White has been seriously
ill in New York, l>ut i- better.
The recruiting reports show that :!i«
I* British army now numbers 191,000 men.
The revised Old Testament will nut bo
i - - 1 1 ••• 1 until M:i\ . in! nol in March, aa re
port en.
The In noli Hi I. which baa been bom
barding Chi nghai, ha> retired after doing
ranch damage.
The excitement in London occasioned by
the strained relations between Russia and
England still continue! .
TheCountyand Irving Hall Demi
I,SOO strong, I • - 1 t New n ork yesterday
niiiniinu' for Washington.
in accordance with the usual custom, the
members of the Cabinet yesterday placed
tin ir n ignutti ns in the hands <>f Pn si
dent Arthur.
A Protestant church in Glenfinen, a re
mote mountain district near Htranotar,
County Donegal, Lreiand, was destroyed by
dj nan. lit yesterday.
W. W. Corcoran, "t Washington, haa
■ :iid the Jackson Memorial
Association in erecting a luomiment over
the . • . -;• ii ■■■■ .1'! Jackson at Lex
ington.
Mrs. Eliza Blaini -Walki r, the only •
nf James It. Ulaine, died in Baltimore yes
terday morning, ller brothers, dor hns
h.iii'l and daughters were «it!i her until
sh e tl
A i'.irnl ol cowboys, 200 strong, threaten
to "' clean out " 1 1 1 « - Catholic German
ony d Maricnfield, Texas. The citizens
arc armed and ready i.i receive the des
|-> radocs.
It is said that Vanderbill has purchased
a controlling; interest in the West .Slmro
and Bufl'alo Railway, and will soon put v
: p to the tierce rivalry with the N..'w
York Central.
Monday the N'ev York Herald n litced
price to 'i. alerf one-rjuai'ter of a n nt low< r
tlrai; u~u.il. The dealers were much saii'
li.'.l. l"i! the Herald was not apparently
nun '.\ Im iiotitwl.
While out riding in Farmborough, Kng.,
Bin] - i Itigencii nnd 1 >m- ( !o
I'.a--.;' ■ were thrown from the carriage,
i the latter lieing dangerously and the former
. injured.
Benjamin Biitterworth, C'ommissionei of
. I'aients, yesterday handctl his resignation
.■. - cretary Teller, who accepted it, and
coni]>litncnted him <>-i lii- energetic ad
ministration "f the office.
A. 1., (rresham, a nephew of the tote
Postmaster-Cceneral, cowhided Albert Gi
hon, son of Mi lical Director Gibon, of the
i Navy, in Washington Monday. Both arc
•■ society young men," and the aftair caused
a sensation.
President-elect Cleveland and party
reached Washington at 7 o'clock yesterday
moraine, bnt owing toa misunderstanding
about the lime of their arrival there was '
ii" one nt the depot to receive thotn except
:. few train hands ,\\\<\ reporters.
The President has ordered a Court-mar
tial for tin' trial >-\ Brigadier-General W.
ii. Hazen on a chargcoi conduct prejndi
rialtogood order nnd military discipline.
TheCiiiirt will meet in Washington iin ti.>:
11th instant. Major-General Hftncock Wil]
be President of the < lonrt.
Lost Faith in Physicians.
There. are innumerable instances where
cures have been effected by Scovill'a Sarea
pari lla; or Blood and Liver Syrup, far all
diseases of the blood, when the patient had
been given up by, physicians. It is nil,- of
the best rr'm->l:is r-vir oflered in the public,
and us it t.i ptvptunl with the greatest care;
a- a spc'inV fur certain I'lseascs, it is no
wonder thai it >hmiM )„> ore effectual
than hastily wrttn m aqd carelessly prepared
prescription*. Tal IroriU'a Blood and
Livi • brrup for all f>nlera arising: from
impure I'lhikl. It is tniiorsctl by all lead
ingproftisstona] nun.
~~~ 7T- -":
' ■ nnu "iur Hntterworth, of the Patent
' 'in •. yesterday rendered his decision in
, the great telephone interference case of
Hell vs. Gray, vs. JUl>yni>iij,'li, vs. Voelkner
and others. Hi- awards priiirity of inven
tion to Alexander (iraliani Uell in all
claims of itui>ortance.
Lydia E. Pinkhom's Vegetable
Compound is to be bad at the nearest drag
store for a dollar. It is not claimed that
this remedy will cure every disease trailer
the snn, but that it does all that it claims to
do, thousands of good women know and
declare. ..-'-. ■', V:-
For. fifty years the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam of Catlcr Bi s.A Co., Boston, bandit
unrivaled for Colds and Consumption.
: ♦ « __ — ■ .
The deepest gold mine in the world is
the Eureka, in California, which is down
•i'JOO feet, or 500 feet below the level of
the. sea. r-r-"
. .-.. .
Kid Yin ::-i:i.k of Tin: ' lIISOOMPOKT AN!>
danger attending a cold by using Dr.
Javno's Expectorant, an old established cu
rative for coughs, sore throat and pulinon
aiy afifecUoQS.

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