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VOLUME LIII.-NO. 65.
DAILY RECORD-UNM
-r«fji:tw ?ostOftccat Sacraaento a: Mccnd class matte*
rUBUBHID BY TffS
UCRAIESTO PUBLISHIBG COMPASI.
»«l>lletti^a Office, Third at., bet. J and K.
THE DAILI BECOBD-UNiON
5B p^hlif he 3 everr day of the weei, Sandayt ex
»!--!«<: Double-eccet on Saturday*. :•",
fßr«s rear ...„..„„.......„.„.,_..„,„.,._... $6 C 9
»; «.Lx mcnih?. „ TPTrVii'iTr rT"n ...... 3 M
for three mouths.. _„ „„.„...._....„. 2 00
Sub»cribe?» srrred by C»rri«ra nt FrrrsKH
Cests per ■woet. In til Interior cities and to^rcs
firs «».;:«*■ c«n be hgil of ".he principal Pferiodii:^
mtjSZf, Sewsmea-iad sser.u.
this WEEKI.T OKIO?f
it Ss eheAcest and iao»t desirable Home, K«r»
as'i LUtnrj jouruii published en thy Pacific
Wtbl-. One Year. - '. — -...Xi R>
FOR SALE, ETC.
FOR SALE,
AX ODD LOT OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
A At Metropolitan Cigar Store,
Corner Fifth ami X Street?, Sacramento.
Also, the Celebrated
"lire Department" 5-cent Cigar! ;
j ________ BEST MADE. _ nplC-lplin
ginwdiiticrer, Eotmiifien oDrr l&eute,
acidic Snii& in flvojjcn obet Hcineu gtarfen
faujen tDoflcn, werben cv ttortljcil^aft fin*
btn, bet mir anjufragen. — v J[Usfmtft itfaer
S}eQicnings=Sanbcreicit frci.
Carl Strobe!, 321 J St., Sacramento.
FOR SALE.
4 )A ACRES NEAR I.OOMIS STATION: t_s>
r^yt all fenced; good new House of 4&£
. rooms nnd porch; splendid well; land— £•
jiartly cleared; best land in the country for
Trees and Vines. Price, 51,200. Address
m4-lw \V. H. EAIXEIt. Looinis.
FOR SALE.
rv>ri or.Lj^,
TONE HAKDWARE BrSIKHSS IN" ONE OF
the moet flourishing towns on the Pacific
' S' ■ '-:' ■ . J: '-
-1 0.1-1. For particulars address
tai-lv <■ DUXXIXG. Tulare City, Cal.
stock RANGE TO RENT
IN FKJESNO COUNTY.
•)1 (\(\(\ ACRES HEAVILY GRASSED; SOO
rC J .1/1/ \f acres under Alfalfa, now read to
cut; free water for Irrigation and abundance for
Btock purposes; entire tract under fences and in
compact body. Apply J. G. bTITT,
in !-lj)lw Madera, Fresno county.
3PO2=SL S^LXjiDE;.
CQ (\{\(\ CASH THK MOLIXK FLOURING
wO.Wuv' Mills, in lone City, Amadoi coun-
ty, California; Tito Run of Stone; Water and
Steam Power and in good running order, i« now
oS'cred for sale at a bargain. For further par-
ticulars inquire on the premises.
uT#-lpti MRS. .iamk>( ■;•:■! .mix*;.
FOR SALE.
HEALTHY AXD I'LEASAXT COUNTRY JOA
home of -10 acres with good, nc\v?'P? 1
and substantial iHiiirovements, near Sac- "**-
ramento, on railroad: 'J6 acre* of selected varie-
ties of Grapes, mostly all bearing; 2 acres in
Orchard: 4 acres in Strawberries; nice Flower
Garden; balance Grain and Pasture Land; all
level; fenced and cross fenced; abundance of
water lor irrigation; Horses, Cows, Poultry,
Wagons, Buggy, Llamas; all fanning imple-
ments; nay. Grain and this year's crop. Price
for all only 18,000. Part of the money can re-
main on mortgage. For full description and
particular; inquire at or write to KILUOKE it
TRACY, northwest corner of Tenth and X
Ktrecta, .Sacramento. up27-lp2w
• SAW-MILL AT BHINGLETOWN; LOGGING
..A Wagons-, Teams, etc.; capacity, 20,000 feet
per day; water power; '-',000 acres 'limber Laud.
OneSK^h and Door factory; also, water power,
atKlotzNMill.
• ■•■..: soo ari-, >vftli -],!e:ity of
0 itslde ransre; -:■•■. i with 250 head of Cattle,
CO Hon W Hogs; *\sn, has an abundance of
water for irrigation. '■■■>■'■ a
L. K. ULSTER,
Assignee of K. KLOTZ, Shlnglelown, Shasta
county, I '■»]. apis-lm*
FOR JS^LXjiJZ2,
Two Ten-Acre Tracts!
FOCR MILE? FROM THE CUV.
PRICE, $75 PEE ACRE; Half Cash.
Apply to SWTSETSKE & ALSIP,
SEAL ESTATE AGENTS,
mrtllmJp No. 1015 Fourth street, Sacramento.
FRDIT FARMS
FOR S^XziEl,
Sweetser&Alsip
REAL ESTATE AND IN- 'i:.'. AGENTS,
No. 1015 Fourth street, Sacramento.
No. 52, of Catalogue.
Fur 87,000, » H|ilcni!iil Kruit Farm ol ISO
acres, with 2.000 liearinj Vines and Nur.-i.ry
Stock; 1.000 Trees in bearing; w acres in Grain;
'2 acres in Alfalfa; 40 acres more produce gtxjd
Alfalfa; Dwelling, l-'tabU' and Bam; « few
acres -.. Timber; l Slower and Sulky Rake:
light and wavy IFogon; Flows; Harrows and
all Fanning Tools: 1 Incubator; U head of
CaUl 2 Horses and 1 Colt: 19 ii::-. 60 C'hick-
enM. One-half mile rom Loomia, Placer
county. The lnta frost did no damage to till!)
place, and it i- in one of the best taut belli in
the Bute. — Also— —
No. 80, of Catalogue.
For S;<,"iDO, 30 acres, 10 of which ar<- in
Table Grapes; 2 acres in Orchard: I acri' in
Strawberries; 'J acre in lilacklK-rriCK; _' Fi.-h
Ponds with I bull and Catfish; 5 Windmills
and , imps; 14 acres in Grain. One-halt mile
from !■> ■ r "i Florin in Sacramento county:
~'i lies from jacnimento.
kIBO
No. 6 ;. Of Catalogue.
For •SSO.OOO, a tine qaality of land; 400
ncp*; b miles from Sacramento, mi Jackson .
road: no better Grape or Fruit land In the '
county; susceptible of division: good new j
Dwelling and large Stable. i
ALSO — — "&;
No. 70, -,f Catalogue.
For M." per acre, J<*>o acre* of pood laud
inTehama com i . 6 miles from Coming, 'i
miles from Klrkwood Switch, on line of Ore-
gon and Ciilifcinii:i Kailro.id; take one-thinl
cash. uood Fruit or Grain land, i. ■ ■ tiange
in p:ui for city ]'roi»erly.
N.>. I -
CSrt acrcK, with inn 0 cabin; price, S2 per j
acre; good Cattle Range; near Coitsx.
AUK;
For > in per acre, -•."■.■■. acres of tend, with
hard finished Dwelling, \W;h seven ronm>;
Stone Milkl'ouso; 150 ncies ti'lable: 35ucrcs>
in Grain; fenced into I lKlds. Near lone,
Amador e.,uuty. 12> lion.l of Cattle and 'M
ilogs will be sold vith place if desired.
A L*»
Xo. 10 nf Catalogue.
For S9.ooo— l.ia Acrp» •>( Land, 1 » Mile*
from Sacramento, .won mile? from Kcevilie
and FolMim: ll'i acres in (iruin; well fenced;
K".xxl l'wf'.iing nnd Hwrn: ;'< Mares; 1 Horse; l
0ow; J Sets Harness; 1 Windmill; and all
Kariaini; Tool*; r.lncksinilh Simp and Tools;
Hay and Grain in l;»ni; abotrl 3<i Sows with
phr; a few fine I ':■'- 'I [.-. scattered over tit*
place. ai so
No. IA of Catalogna.
F«.r SI.OOO, on«« acre, all ill ft nit :m<l Irfi-«;
Dwelling at:d Stable; at (.iuthrie's Station,
sdioijiiiig city limits.
ta*BEtTD FOR CATALOGCE9.^S»
SWEETSEP. & ALSIP, Saotamento.
_}___
REAL ESTATE
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,
In Hurt Companies un<l :il ISest Kates.
POR S&JhJJLj&n, !
9,000 ACRES PATENTED VALLEY j
LAND, all black soil; best Stock
Range in Northern California.
Larse and small, in the Valley and r<«>t-
hilN. H.-»t quality for Ail:illi, Grain
inn! Fruit, from «1,000 tipn-nrtU.
Abx), 4O ' iTV DWELLINGS For Sale and to
Kent, all ticsirablc locations. Keats and Hills
Collected for a !. ;r commission.
tar J"JI»KY LOAXS on Heal Estate negotiated.
H. X. DDOBBV; Agent.
Office: •• r.llk.> Building," Boothwi « co-- i
aer J and Both ttieeU (upstairs), ;.;:.
SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD-UNION.
HALE BROS. & CO.
We quote prices for no special day.
To-morrow you can buy goods from us
as cheap as to-day. Every lot on sale
will be closed at the prices quoted. That
all study their own interests we firmly
believe, and are therefore confident that = -f
an examination of our values can but
| prove profitable to all CASH BUYERS.
Introduction Prices:
20 Pieces Fancy Plaid Dress Goods suit- '
able for children's wear; 14 yards for
$1.
We have a special value in Heavy Black
Gros-grain Silk ; excellent quality and
serviceable. Price, $1 50 a yard.
Look at this silk when paying our
House a visit.
Ladies' Black Satin Parasols, with colored
linings, trimmed in lace. Price, $1 75.
Job Lot Fancy Dress Buttons ; good de-
signs and all shades, at 5 cents a dozen.
These goods are worth much more
• money.
Gents' Satin Scarfs, in new and pleasing
styles all shades and all shapes, at
25 cents each.
Boys' Medium Dark Ca.ssimere Knee Pant
Suits; well made and stylish. Price,
$2.
We have just opened a Bale of New Spring
Calicoes, in dress styles; light colors,
at 4 cents a yard.
No House on the coast is offering so
many Rare and Choice Values as are to
be found collected here. Each and every
Department has separate attractions.
Low Prices and Good Goods are always
an object.
a®*- Country Orders Receive Prompt and Careful Attention, ""©a
AJLiILjLiJLi 4 . £»ljLi V %J* 4.4. \Jvii
Nes. 829, 831, 583, 835 X street, and 1026 Ninth street, Sacramento.
3LTLLINERY.
ALT. THE LATSST STYLSB IX
SPRING AM) SUMMER MILLINERY
AND MILLINERY GOODS, AT
MRS. KATZENSTEIN, 605 J street,
S_A CRAM EN TO. - ap23-lptf -
m Clearance Sale!®
T)EST BARGAINS IN HON.VFT3 AND BATS,
*> AT MRS.'BOND'S,
No. 523 ,1 rtrfil _ Sacramento.
«S- Goods nt and below cost. .ip;o-ll>lm
FRUITS, SEEDS A>l) PKODCCE.
SPRING VEGETABLES.
\\Tl. ARE IN RECEIPT DAILY, DIRECT
V V from the growers, of large coniienments
of the following varieties of vegetables : To-
matoes, Sugar Peas, Summer Squash, String
Beans, Asparagus, Green Peppers, Cucumbers,
Rhubarbs all other vegetables in reason. We
f also rarrj 1 a rge supply of .iii kinds <■: Fruit,
' Nuts, Game. Poultry, Butter, Eggs, Fresh and
j Salt Water Fish, Eastern Shell and Canned Oys-
i terH. We will chetrfully send Quotations or ad-
vice on other matters of iritere.it when desired.
I All orders, large or small, will receive prompt
' attention.
D. DeBERNARDI &CO.,
308 and ::to X street. aplS-tf
KTOKXKJ.GBEOOr.V. C.C.IUUXJS. i.r.r.r.OßY
GREGORY, BARNES & CO.,
(Successors to Gregory & Co
No». 12U and i2S J Street
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PRODUCS AND
>V Fruit. Full stocks of Potatoes, Vegi'tablet,
Green and Dried Fruits, Beans, Alfalla, Butter,
Eggs, Cheese, Poultry, etc., always on hand. Or-
dera filled at lnwert raies. apli-tf
LYON & CURTIS,
WHOLFSALK DEALERS IX
Vegetables, Fruits, Seeds, Butter, Eggs,
PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Nod. 117 to 123 .T street, Sacramento.
aplO-lpU
H. G. MAY & CO.,
Dealers in Fruit, l'roduce, Poultry, Fish.
FN MARKET, NOS. iZfi AND 430 X
street, cor. of Fifth, Sacrnrnento. iur!l-i:'
W. R. STRONG & CO.,
nOMMISSION MERCHANT 3 AND DEALEP.B
Kj in
KKKUS, FKCITS * GENEKAX. PKODCCIS
Proprietors CAPITAL NURSKRIBB, 3acrani m
to, Cal. Seed und Tree Catalogues t tree on
application. >"«»». 6, 8 laid 10 J street, s»c-
rauimto. n»9l*
SACIIA^rKNIO HE.OCH
PACIFIC FRU'.T COMPANY,
M. ROSS and A. MCHjiiK. Agents.
IOOR, 1008 and 1010 Second »t.,Saira>neuto
\\ WHOLESALE AND COMMISSION DEALERS
\V in California Green Dried Fruits. >uts,
Raisins, Honey, Oranges, Produce, i tc. Partic-
ular attention paid 10 the film:* of orders for
and tihipmenw of all kinds of fruit* in their w.a
son Principal e&ice, 408 and 110 Davis tirct t,
San Francisco. ni9-lplm
PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
T. D. SCRTTEK, .... Proprietor.
HACK.-' OX CALL AT. A|R HOUR, , .».
XX dayorniKht. Coupes, Phaetons,* aan
Rockaways, Bamuclus. BiiKKies. with" " "
the best roadsters to be found In any livery
stable on the coast, for hire. Horse* kept in
'lrery at reasonable rates. liver}- Stable on
(fourth Ktrp<>i between I and .T. ' Iyl-U
H. J. POSTEL,
T)ROPRJETOR CAPITAL SODA WORKS, AND
J i, mii ral Afcnt for Fredericksburg Brewery,
has REMOVED from No. 310 .1 stieet to
1113 Front Street, bctwi X mid 1.,
Store^v)m formerly occupied by Capital Pack-
yiel."omßauv. All orders promptly attended to
" opJMplm '
MISCELLANEOUS.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
HAVING BOUGHT A LARGE .STOCK OF
A-»- Spring Goods, and having sold largely of
tlie same at regular rates, and -iill having a
large stock, I am determined to reduce it by
selling Suits 10 less than the original price.
Come ;m*l see the goods. They will please you.
«3- OTTO lIANSOX, Cutter.
■3?l3lc>s. Broro.loy,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
524 J Street, between Filtli and Sixth.
ap2B-lplm
CALIFORNIA WIRE -WORKS,
Nob. 307 ami 309 i STREET,
~~JS.~T~~i —*.—i?yz:<~>—T~z—?
To .No. 3"'.» Market street, Corner of l're-
mont, San Francisco
(Original House)i where they have on hand the
largest Btock ol Wire Goods on the coast, consist-
ing of 20,0 Bundles of the Celebrated Pacific
.-:■ • I Baling Wire: 4,000 Spools Barbed Wire, and
all kindsof Wire Goods. nj>23-lplm
PAINTS AND OILS.
JL. CHADDERDON, IJirORTEPw AND DEAL-
. or i. Taints, Oil?, Varnishes, Window Glass,
Mixed Paints, Artlsur and I'B!t.ter>i' Materials,
Wall Paper, etc No. 204 X at., Hacnuneato
apH-lntf
BUSINESS CARDS.
S. STUK3IEK
HAS REMOVED lI IS JEWELRY je
Store from 121 X street to 50G X street, %:>?s,
near Pacific Hotel. Watches. Clocks and KJ ia
Jewelry repaired at reasonable rale?. *"miilr
ap3o-lm
WM. H. HAMILTON,
i RCHITECT, XO. 627 J STREET, SECOND
floor, Sacramento, it i, ap2B-lm
W. D. COMSrOCK,
nCRXITURE, FIFTH AND X STREETS, £\
Sacramento, Cal. ilf\
£$ ap-.f- ' 1 '
H. F. BOOT. AI.:-.X. XEILSON. J. DFJSCOL.
HOOT, NKCLBON * CO.,
UNION FOUNDRY — IRON AND BRASS '■
Foundera and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween N and O. Cattlnga and Machinery ol
CTery gc-seripticn made t<> order. apM-tpTja
F. FOSTEE. J. O IT>-3TON.
18.>6. F. FOSTER * CO., 1885.
BOOK-BINDERS, PAPE3I-RULERS AND •
Blaiik-Bu<> Haiiulacturers, No. 319 J street, i
between Third and Jourlh.tfuoraiQeutn. nj>'2».t-4p
. S. I Aiii.r. E. J. crolt.
CAKI.K & CKOL\,
CIOKTRACTOK& ANl> BCTLDERS, ARE FRE- i
\j pared to do ail kinds of work In their line, i
In city or country, Principal plai of business, ;
Sacramento. Shop, No. 1124' .Second street, be-
tween X and L. Poatoffice Box No. 410, Sacra-
mento. - *-.-^. apl6-4ptf
DAN. IiYMAN. .>. lIVMAN, JR.
J. HVMAN, ,11:., & »IJO. j
TTTATCHMAKEaS AM> JEWELERS, .«, :
> V 50G J street, between Fifth and tZri< 1
Sixth, have always on hmid a choice JB-J
variety of me Watches, Diamonds, Jew- rilts^ig
elry. etc. -_ aprj-tt
L-STKEEr LI VKRV AND FKKU STABLK. ,
J CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR, L STREET, I'
• between Sixth and Seventh. Buggies for
hire. . Horses kept at reasonable rates. m>ll-lin
; C. H. KKBBS & CO.. ]
COP J STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
040 Dealers in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Win- [
dow Glass, Picture .Moldings, Brushes, Artists' I
Material. Building Paper, Ham and Decorative
Wall Paper, and Ulaiier Paper lor Window Peco- i
rations a patent %Wilch Is entirely new, apll-lm ,
GEOKOE W. YOUNG,
QUOCESSOR TO PIKE & YOUNG, CARRIAGE !
t5 Manulacturer, corner Fourth acd L streets,
Pacrameato. Estsblished in lhoO. AH sizes ol I
Bupsries, Phaetons, Spring and Thoroucthbraoe I
Wjij^ous. Repairing, Painting and Trimming !
done. aplMptf j
CHItIS. SUTI , •
\ ANCFACTURER OF rUSXITITRE, WIN-
-IVI dawaod Door Screens a specialty. Large <
stock on hand. Particular attention given to ■•
tn'rcll-Mwinjc. Shaplujf, Holdine and. Planing. | .
Wan roomi uotthvre«t comer Thirteenth and' J ]
ilrceta, JracmunsDto. mrio-tf j I
SACRAMENTO, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1885.
CHANGED DAILY FOR THE RED HOUSE. '___
to-:m:o:r,:r,o'W"
(SATURDAY,
OUR REGULAR SALE DAY!
* Jt3~ COMMENCING AT BA. M., AND CLOSING AT 10 P. M. «5«
■ :
UliilullUllj JLiUh flll'tJOi
We shall place befofe our customer* on that day MANY NKVT LINES OF GOODS
AND SPECIAL LOTS, selected from cadi Departinenl in the House, .
comprising, iii i>:irt :
DRESS SUITINGS, from the Dress Goods Department!
PRINTS, GINGHAMS, SHIRTINGS AND MUSLIMS, in Domestic Department!
NECKWEAR, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, BUTTONS, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, Etc.,
in Fancy Goods Department!
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS, in Millinery Department!
Special Bargains in LADIES', MISSES' ABD CHILDREN'S LOW-CUT SHOES AND
SANDALS, in Shoe Department!
GENTS', YOUTHS' AND BOYS' SUITS, ODD COATS, ODD VESTS, in Clothing
. Department!
GENTS', YOUTHS' AND BOYS' HATS, in Hat Department!
CARPETS, MATTING AND WINDOW SHADES, in Carpet Department!
lisp An Extraordinary Offer !
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO BUYERS OF
CLOTHING I
' ■ ." ' .- ■-.' ■■■■■,■ • - ->• — ' ■ -■'-■-. ■
TO-MORROW ONLY, A REDUCTION OF 10 PEE CENT, from the
regular marked price. A saving on a Suit of Clothes sufficient to purchase
I a good Bummer Hat.
An early visit on day of sale is advised, to avoid the usual afternoon rush.
Extra Salesmen will be employed to attend promptly to all who may favor us with a
visii.
See To-morrow's Recobd-TJsios and Daily Bee" for PRICE LIST.
:
g^ggjfci TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW, SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN
HSBef MILLINERY DEPARTMENT 0? NEW GOODS PLACED IN
STOCK YESTERDAY.
Ail Customers purchasing goods on that day will 1 >*» presented with a FANCY '
' JAPANESE FOLDING FAN, or a Bos of "BRILLIANTINE" FRENCH LUSTRAL
POWDER, for giving a brilliant polish and lasting brilliancy to Copper, Brass, Steel,
Iron, Zinc, Tin, <■■'!'!. Silver and Glassware.
; pg .::.- ■ ; . _ ;; «; ;
*2- KEMKMJSKK TO-MORROW HOHNING, AT 8 A. M. 15*
j JUST OPENED FOR TO-MORROW: One Case Panama Fancy
Figured Lawns, at 5 tests a yard; the New Lattice Lawns, at 12} cents
a yard; one case Meriimac Calicoes, zt 5 cents a yard; one case White
Corded Piques, at 5 cents a yard.
N0.3. 714 and 716 J street, and 713 and 715 Oak Avenue. Sacramento.
PHYSICIANS AXD SUIIGEOXS.
DX. I.AINE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.— OFFICE AND
Residence, No. 323 3 street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours— s to 10 a. st, 3to 5 and 7to j
Bp. m. Office of City Superintendent of Public ,
Schools at game place. m5-4plm
DR. GEORGE rYBITKN,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
Corner Eleventh and II streets. Hours —
to 10 A. M., 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. M. ml-lm
DR. NIXON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, M STREET/ BE-
tween Ninth and Tenth, No;. SIS End 920.
Will visit the Railroad Hospital daily at 9:30 A. i
M. Office hours — S to 9a. m.; Ito3 p. St., and j
evenings. ml-ti
W3I. EIXEKY KltlO*;^, H. D.,
OCULIST, AURIST, AND - PHYSICIAN FOP.
Di» ises of the Throat. Office, 429J^ J
street, corner or Fifth, over Sacramento Bank,'
cacramemo, Cal. Hours: 9:30 to 12 a. m.; 1 to 4
P.M. Sundays : 'J:3O to 11 a. m.; Ito4v. x. ml-tl
DKS. KELLOGG & GOSH,
CORNER SEVENTH AND I STREETS, SACRA-
\j MENTO. Office Hours :
Mirs Dr. Kellogg— Miss Dr. Goss—
'.i ■■'. 30 .-. H. h to 9 a. M.
12 to 2 P. M. 2 to 5 v. M.
C tO 7 P. M. 7 tO b P. H.
Sunday, 12 to 8. ap.M
W. 11. BALDWIN, M. D.,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE,
northeast corner Second and K. streets. Of-
fice hours : 10 a. m. to 12 _.; 2 to i and 7 to 8 p.
M. Residence, sl'l N street. npls-lm
WALLACE A. I'.KIGGS, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN OBSTETRICIAN. OFEIOH
I and residence No. 212 J street, .Sacramento.
( Bto 9 A. m. )
Office Honra:-; 11 A. jr. to 2 P. M. >-apl2-jptf
I C:3O to BP. M. . I
DR. J. S. COOK,
\TO. 922 NINTH ST., BET. I AND J, OPP- 1
ii positc the I'laza, Magnetic end Electric i
Healer. Electro-magnetic, Electro-galvanic and j
Medicinal Baths; Magnetic Garments and In-
soles. Consultation free. nplO-lm
B. J. SHORT,
OCULIST, MAKES A SPECIALTY OF
\J Curing Granulated Eyelids, Film Over the
Eyes, Inflammation, etc. No. 911 L street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, Sacramento. Office
Hours: .s to 12 A. M.; 2 to 6 P. M. ap9-lm»
DR. A. K. BBDXB,
PHYSICIAN ND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
the University of Berlin, Germany. Office
mid residence, No. 521 J street, between Filth
end Sixth, Sacramento. Office hours— to 11 a
>:.-:-: to 5 and 7 to 8 p. M. jyl3-tt
DENTISTRY.
REMOVED.
FF. TEBBETS, DENTIST, TO 014 £=_—&&+
, Sixth street, between I and J.ffMIfSBS i
west fide, opposite Coiigregat;on?r
Church. in"-tf
W. WOOD,
DENTIST, QUINN'S BUILDING, g_73S*±
northeast comer Fourth and J/rl^S_Ja
streets. Artificial Teeth Inserted on^-UXsjjy 1
all ba i Improved Liquid Nitrous Oside Gas
for painless extraction oi teeth. ap2ft-tf
H. H. FIEKSOX,
DENTIST, 415 J STREET, BE- .sre—sw**
tween Fourth and Firth, Sacra-^iS^2^
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted ou'*-**if_E?
Gold, Vulcanite and all bases. Nitrous Oxide or
J^ughlng Gas administered for painless extrac-
tioa of tc-<;t!i. apM-lm
I. G. SHAW,
IT ATE OF LIGHT A SHAW), j*ac-^~.
\JLJ Dentist. Office and residence ir:J^P.*^S
over Tuft's Drug store, corner fyV'Vv^-i^
Tenth and I streets. Office hours : ' "*■« I E.T 1
9a.m.t05 p. M. Sundays, 10 to 12. apl3-lm*
SACRAMERTO PLACING HlLL^^g]
-^\ fAN'UFACTURERS OF DOORS, rS\ *ffi
ItL Windows. Blinds, Moldings. VNiSi-/^s3
Wind.nvs. Blinds, Moidn
Finish Door and Window Frames. V. I N:.J / /_ ; J>
Brackets and Turning Stair Work SBrTfjEsls
a Specialty. ' ""•' __^^ — -
Comer Front and Q streets, s_:"--
Sacramento. | - F\ — =-^\
UAKTWKU, HOTCIIKISS & STALKKB.
■:■: np-J-lnlm
CALIFORNIA LIME CO.,
No!. 519 and 521 I street, Sacramento,
DRALKRSINTHS "STAR" BRAND AND
Panta Cruz LIMB. Importers of PLASTKK,
CEMENT, FIRE CLAY, FIRE BRICK, etc.
Its- All orders promptly filled. "4* -
J. K. WAT50N....... ........; President
11. C. MARKS,.. .......Secretary '
;■. C. KWING [ap2t-4p_o] Manager.-.:
AITOIINEYS-AT-LAW.
JOHN T. CAREY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR- AT-LAW.
will practice in all State and Tinted States
1 Courts. Office, upstairs over No. 628 .1 street"
I southwest corner of Seventh, Sacramento. m7-tl
j. v. young. c. a. boss.
YOUNG & DUNN,
I A TTORXEYS AND COUNSELOES-AT-£aW
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT-LAW
-ci- Office; Southeast Corner of Fifth and J
street?, Sacramento, Cal. ml-lm
TIIOS. G. HODGDON,
: A TTORNEY-AT-LAW. OFFICE, NO. 626 I
±\_ street, bet ween Sixth and Seventh. Prac-
tice in all Courts in this State. rnl-tf
W. H. BEATTY & S. C. DENSON,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORB-AT-LAW.
/i. Offices: Metropolitan Block, X street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Entrance
next door'.o Metropolitan Theater. a] •■_*!) tf
A. l. OAKT,
4 ttorney-at-law. office, south-
j\ west corner of Fifth and J streets, Rooms
12, 13 and 14, Butter Building. npIO-
CLINTOX L. WHITE! ijsULoSTwKITKi
WHITE & WHITE,
A TTOBNEYS-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR-
£\_ ner Fifth andJ streets, Rooms 10 and 11,
Sutter Building, Sacramento, Cal. ap3-tf
A. C. FREEMAN, GROVE 1.. JOHNSON',
t.KO. K. BATES,
LAWYER 3, SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRAN-
JU Cisco, Cal. Offices: No. 920 Fifth street,
Sacramento; and No. 101 California street. San
Francisco. Business attended to in both cities
al-tf
H. P. OSBORN'S
Wood and Coal Yard, No. 806 I street.
WELLINGTON, SEATTLE. SCOTCH, SPLINT
and lone Coals. Also, Coke, Pine and Oak,
Charcoal, Pilch Pine, and Pino Kindling: 1-foot
Second-growth Oak and Sto\'c Wood delivered
promptly. TSLKPHOKB, No. 69. 1
m2-4ptf • W. K. OS HORN. Proprietor.
HENRY ECKHARDT,
/GUNSMITH. IMPORTER AND r^ _ __*,
XT Dealer in Spliced Bamboo \^^&-<i^i
Fly Rods; Salmon, Trout and Bass
Flies nud Fish Hooks: Waterproof js3^" / [r*fev.
Silk,T-.visted and Braided Silk, Cot-^P ■ '^
ton and Linen Lines; Bait Boxes; Trout Baskets
and Reel) , Chain and Velvet Doe Collars, Spike
and Choke Collars' DoeSiipi and Leaders. No.
523 X street. Send. for Price List on Guns, apt-
N. EWERS,
HAS REOPENED THE GROCERY STORE
at the corner of THIRTEENTH AND H
STREETS, with a choice lot of
QROCEBXES, PROVISIONS, Etc.,
And he will be glad to see nil his old patrons
nnd the public. Goods delivered to any part of
the city. ■ _a P 22-
DR - i"TiR QWFI' CTTBI? PnD n 'SURE
Er&fDR. SYRES' SURE GDBEjc^
„ IK a ,!_ FOR CATARRH." SURE
li IS! YODII
SI KES | Want to be cured of your Catarrh, CURE
?,?■-„ ! . try SURE
EYKE8 1 <■ or. SYKES' SURE CUKE." CURB
T{?i. „ You will not be disappointed. SURE
SYKEia | Thegreat ChicaKO remedy. Es- CURE
DR. tablished in 1870. Has a na-UnRF
BYKES* tional reputation. 'CURE
PR —ASK DRUGGISTS FOR IT— U TtT ,ij.
SYKES' Prlce ' •»• Six for BS.
PR Chicago address: ;.,_'
SYKES' Dr. C. K. Sykes, 181 Jlonroe St. cure
SYCES' BK«HK«KW*OO. SURE
??■ LANGI.EY & MICHAELS, SURE
S ' Khl - Whoucsalb Dr.UGGISTS, Sad CURE
DR - FRA.vnsco. SURE
JYKES'I Agents for California. CURE
Jc23-ly.MWy .
■/■»l.ii i~m—-r+i ,i .ru.*.,^ Halsleii's
.'- '- -^sfs. '^§i\ Incubators,
B tf-lf Vii- Mnr, 1 l 0^*! Scnlar.- 1011
nj&'S Tllc MODEL. \ Yin Fi Broadway.
K^CiS SCLF.REGUU7W3, __$%} [j Oakland, Cal.
U -J rcluble. i'mrlSlpSmM
amd some. : S 9 wf
d»pr BUY 3 A CORD OF stove WOOD. or
vt>O a TON OK COAL, at the 0. O. D. Wood
and Coal Yard. No. 401 I street. - All ordere
promptly delivered to any part of the city.
-:-■,.; ;u$ m2-tf ■
ttAXFED— LOST—
\\TED— A SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE
■vranrs a gentleman, who will contribute
810,000 to $15,000 to a strictly titst-class wholesale
business. Party contributing that sum to have
an interest in and represent the business at
Saenuoento. Address "WHOLE-ALE MER-
CHAKT," Box 25, office Kirmnir DiuMin. San
Francisco. mT--i«
SITUATION WANTED— BY A AN MAN
JO and wife; the woman to do general house-
work: the man is willing to do any kind of
work; city or country. Inquire 630 L street.
niT-lw*^
LOST OK STOLES— stii, ONKA_
J_i BAY HORSE, seven years old: two ii*!" l^
hind feet white. Return to No. '2514 X ( vT /*■„
street, and be rewarded. m<-;it»
WANTKD— ANY INFORMATION OF HEN-
VV RY lIARTZELL, of Cleveland, Ohio,
will be thankfully received by his nearly dis-
tracted parents. No. 6, West Clinton street,
Cleveland, Ohio. mS-Sl*
J' OST— A GOLD BRACELET ON Til': SUN-
J day School Excursion rr:.i!i or at the He-
]x>!. Finder will please return to 610 J street
and be rewarded. mivtt
WANTED— A YOUNG LADY, JUST AK-
rived from Chicago, desires a position as
Stenographer and Calligraph, or Type Writer
Operator. All office work an ! correspondence a
specialty. Address MISS "E. 6. H. " Wood-
land, Yolo county, Cut. m2-lw*
\I7ANTKI>— PURCHASE OR i:::NT.
W ■ house containing six to eisht Miii 1
rooms, and located between Sixth andMiiJi
Twelfth, and G and M streets. Address "H.
T.," Recokd-Unios office, stating price, etc. .
ap!3-tt !
WANTED.
--.) MKS WHO UNDERSTAND ORCHARD AND
'£ vineyard work, good wages; a man cook,
HO; a man to Iron iv a laundry, SSO to $35; ; i
colored man and wife for a rani $50; o.man
for haying; also, 2 men to milk: a man to do
chores; a milker, 820; also, 2 waiters, SSO. Fe-
male— a girl to polish and Iron, SSO; a woman
cook, $25; also, 6 girls for housework for the
city, $15 toSii: also, i girls for housework for
the country, SIS to 520; a housekeeper, Sib. Ap-
ply 10 HOUSTON & CO., Employment office,
Fourth and X streets, Sacramento. apl3-lptf
FOB SALE -TO LET.
OR SALE— SC VOLUMES OF AMERICAN
JJ DECISIONS (new). Price, Sl9O. Also, many
other Valuable Law Books, For address, call at
Kkcoi:i>-i:.sio.v Office. m7-l\v
FOR SALE— I WILL OFFER FOR -Tf^g——.
C sale at the Hay Market. .1 street, >^&
between Ninth and Tenth, on iii.-th j/71 1
inst., at 10 o'clock .■■. m., a No. I— »M«i«fci».
FRESH COW. (in7 -Ut«] A. FARMER.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— LAND IN
Washington Territory, on Pui;et Bound;
al o, in town of Santa Barbara. For particulars
tin.i terms Inquire at !'i:. SNIDKR'S Office, cor-
ner Second and X streets, at Ba. x. to 9; or Ito
2, and 7 to 8 1". M. m"--v.- t
ri^io" LET— DESIRABLE SEW COT-^i
1 tages. situated on south* side of-LSjjj'
street; between Sixteenth and >vvn- . -,
teentli. lnf|iiire' No. lan.' K street. iii'.-;\,
riOE .SALE— A RANCH OF U0 ACRES: ;»&.
P 130 Fii;it Trees; about 20 res .'!<•?*
Vineyard; known as the "Perk. Hove? or "*=■-■•
Bond Ranch," near Koseville. For particulars
apply at 1122 11 street. nuilw*
SALE -A FINE STALLION; o,f i v_
£ yeareold; weighs i I,2oo poiuids:m S3*i
Inquire of S. K. TREFRY, Agricultural" » '■
Park. , m"-tf
SOMETHING! NEW IN PINE BETS-^JCST
0 out and for sale at CHAS. M. CAMPBELL'S,
103 X street Four good Carpets. 1 Buck Stove,
1 Bed Lounge cheap for cash. Upholstering and
repairing at lon ■: rates. apl'j-tf f,
mWO LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 81 tT
J_ able for housekeeping, in alley. Fifth and
Sixth. L cud It. Also, three rooms, 401 1 .street'
Apply to I). GARDNER, Wood Yard, 101 1 street.
mrV tf
Hooker Steam Pumps and Steam Engines
I'OK SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
1 No. 3 4J£-inch Cylinder. 6-inch stroke.
l No. 5 Double Plunger, 6xlo inch.
1 Double Plunger Pump, 10x16 inch.
•2 Steam Engines, 12-inch Cylinders, 24 and M-
Inch stroke. Engine.
1 10 inch Rteara Khl ;
Apply to SUPERINTENDENT, Murchle Mine,
Nevada City, Cal. ml-lplm
MISCELLANEOUS.
METAL POISON
l am a coppersmith by trade, and the small
particles 01 brass and copper from tiling got into
soies on my anns and poisoned my whole sys-
tem. Mercury administered brought on rheu-
matism, and 1 I ■ came a helpless invalid. I took
t>vo dozen bottles swift's .Specific. My leits,
arms and hands are all right again, I use them
without pain. My restoration is due to 6. 8. S.
Peter E. Love,
January 9, ISB3. Augusta, Ga.
MALARIAL POISON.
We have used Swift's Specific in our family as
an antidote for malarial poison for two or three
years, and have never known it to fail in a sin-
gie Instance. W. C. Flrlow.
Bumtei county, 'i.:.. September 11, 18S4.
ULCERS.
For six or eight years I suffered with ulcers on
my right leg. I was treated with lodide of Po-
tassium and Marcnry, and i became helpless.
six bottles of Swift's Specific made a permanent
cure. M. D. Wilson, Gainesville, Ga.
February 28, liSo.
""Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable. Treatise
on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed !ree.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3, At lan On.,
Or 159 W. 23d St., N. Y. le.'i ly.Ui :y
A. LOTH HAMMER,
mUSER AND REPAIRER oF_j^s=S_
JL Pianos. Organs and nllkimlsß f via
of Musical Instrument-, No. 1021 "i |j ~ti~"fif)
Ninth street, between J and X (Odd » " x J "
Fellows' Temple). Now is the time to have I [-
anos tuned and cleaned. References: Professor
Winters or A.lleymau, Agent Stelnway's Pi-
anos. ' apl7-4plm
J. F. HILL,
Nos. 1301 to 1333 J street, Sacramento.
»TANTJFACTUREB 0?-StA-.
1»X Carnages, Buggies, Es-e«STSsS«-
pres.s, Thoroughbrace iindy^.^Tv^y--^.
Quartz Wagons. Dealer in Oak, > » a^ > *-*' *•
Ash and Hickory Lumber; Hubs, Spokes, Fel-
lies, Hows, Rims, Shafts and Poles. Manufact-
urer of the " LIGHTNING" HAY PRESS. Send
for Catalogue m^-lptf
-~ O T 1 I O E3 .
HUGH CASEY, OF THE LATE FIRM OF
Casey <fc Cronan, desires to call the atten-
i tion of the public to hi? large stock of old Whis-
I kies and Brandies in "bond'" and "freed," in
quantities to suit the trade. Thnnkiug his pa-
trons and the public for past favors, he again so-
licits their continued patronage. All orders
shoiiH be addressed to HUGH CASEY. No. 50 X
St.. Sacramento. Proprietor Eagle Soda Works.
nuMntf
EBNER BROS.,
£mpoi:tef..s AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
JL winks ASU liquors,
116 and 118 X t-t., bet. Front ana Second, ?ac.
AGZ2TSS JOS THE CELKBRATED
POKaEKRTT AN ' QKEKO CHAMP AGITK.
;....-jplm
NEUBOURG & LAGES,
Star Mills and Malt House.
HOPS, MALT, PRODUCE, GRAIN, FEED
and Brewers' Supplies.
IOIC, 1018, 1020 Fifth at., Sacramento.
*S- Exchange Sold on ail the Principal Oilier"
ofTtnrun^. ■ at-lntf
AHHEOSER ST. LOUIS
bee I^ ,
ON DKACGET, AT
GSUHLER'S SALOON,
So. Si" if street, [jo3o-Iplm] Sacramento !
AMERICAN LAUNDRY.
OFFICE, SAWTELLE'S HOOK STORE, 70S j
and 710 J street. Gentlemen's, Hotel and
Restaurant washing done in (rood style, Blank-
ets and Lace Curtains a specialty. m2-lp3m
BALL'S PULMONARY BALSAM
milE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOE COUGHS,
X Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. Influenza. Croup,
Incipient Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Sold by all Druggists lor. 'SO cphih.
1 J. K. OATKS & CO., Proprietors, 417 San
lac street. San iraneisco nl?-lp !
FOREIGN FACTS.
PEXJDEII OCCUPIED BY RUSSIAN
TIIOOFS.
Colombian Rebela Hanged — Tlie
Manitoba "War— Deatb of an
Earl- Suez Canal.
[SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RKCOKD-VMON.J
Russia auil England,
London, May Tt lt. -Edmund Fit^-Mau
rice, Under Foreign Secretary, replying
this afternoon in the House . ; Commons
to Gibson Conservative member for tho
Dublin Uniyorsity, stated thai General
Ridgeway, with Captain Vatea and others,
would remain in charge of tlie Afghan
Boundary Commission; now tliat Sir JVtcr
Lumsden is coming to London. "The in
structions sent to Sir Peter Lumsden,"
Lord Edmund continued, "do not cancel
hid appointment, lie has not been sum
moned to London to advise with the Gov
eminent about the Frontier Boundary
Commission. An escort will remain with
General Ridgeway, so he will carry on tlie
work of the Commission on the spot."
Granville, in the House of Lords, this
afternoon, replying to a motion by the op
position for the production by the Govern
ment of the papers in the Russian contro
versy, used tlie following language: " I do
not believe that if England was going to
wage war against Russia we should (rage it
at a disadvantage, and with every advant
age in favor of Russia." Lord GranvHle
denied that the Government's military
policy had been a failure, and denied also
thai Russia would go to i I rat. ..
I'KN.IDKII OCCUPIED B\ 1111. RUStUASS.
TinntAK, May 7th. Advices from Sa
rakhs state that a small force of Russians,
with four guns now occupy Penjdeh
same advice contains ih,' statement that
the Russians have completely won over the
Sarakh A telegraph line? is
now completed to a poini l M mill ■•
Askubad. There i- an apparent lull iii the
in preparations tor war. Afghan
troops along Bala Murghab, nol having
received cay for :. long time, are greatly dr
morali; v
rui" ATI i rr/DE in rue v .
I osi os, May 7th.- -The 1 ■ omment-
Lng on the attitude "i the< mservatives
yard the Government r the
Afghan question, charai terizes the coi
of the Tory leaders j- unwise. Ii says
Lord Randolph Churchill is not justified in
pro] osinc to refn [>] ■ to the ' rovern
uient. The approaching election will give
the i 'onservatives arnpl
raign the ' lovernmenl at !h<- bar ol public
opinion. The Times argues that the Co
nservative party would be much strongei : .!
it abstained from rude and extravagant
proposals. The Govemmei man
aged the Afghan business. The articlecon
ciudea giving advice which shows thai
opposition is incapable ol doing better.
CiL.tDSTONJ BTTLL EXPLAINING.
Loxnox, May 7th.— Gladstone replying
to quistibns in the House of Commons
this afternoon said that although, on iv
ceipt of the lirsi t( Ii a us, he had ii.'
scribed the Penjdeh aiiai" as an acl of im
, provoked ion, still I:.' had nev.er
! presumed thai the information in bis
i possession when he made ilu.t declaration
; was unquestionable. As a matter ol fact,
! within twenty-four hours afterwards news
j containing important qualifications of ;h.ir
! first received had come to hand. Jfo doubt,
he said, that when the Karl of Dufferin,
i British Viceroy of fndia, at Lahore, aftei
: Ins retw n from the conference vs itli tl
AmeeT al Rawul-Piudi, describi ' the Rua-
sian attack as an act of unpn . ,it-
sion without qualification, ilje Vicei
statement was warranted by the circum
stances under which he spoke, and
the knowledge in his p >--■ -
but Russia had since denied that Colonel
AltkharnlT had ordere ! the I'.r.
under his command to make any uttack.
The repi r that Colon* '■ Alikhanotf liad
issued such i rder was made to En( land bi
< laptain Vate and his part\ , v.
to Sir Peter Lurusder.'i Boundary < 'onimis
siun. and who were in Penjdeh during the
battio. Bui ii had been ascertained since
that neither Captain Yate nor any ol liis
parb were aware of any other foundation
tor the report thanrnmors. Gladstone said
that Lord Dufierin had arranged with Ab
durrahman Kluui. thi Ameer of Ai
istan, the basis apon which the British
Governmeni had so or pi ceded in the
frontier affair, and if further communica
tions with the Imeeron the subject should
become necessary, thaj would be made.
Being asked if Lord Dufferin, as Viceroy
of [ndiu, approved of the Government's
course toward Russia in the Afghan dis
pute, Gladstone o say whether he
not.
Tin: I'ENJDEH "AFFAIR" AGAIN.
St. Petersburg, Slay 7th. — Colonel Za
krjewski, who was wi AlikhaiiolJ'
during the Russians' movc-nienl preo linj
and attending the battle of Penjdeh, has
reached St. Petersburg with a full ri i
the Russian case, and has departed for
Gatsi lima to deliver the report to the Czar.
He says the inhabitants of Penjdeh are well
• ! toward the Russians.
NKGOTIATIOSS STILL PKTOIKG.
London, Maj 7th. — The conference be
tween Earl Granville and iiaron Dc Staal,
arranged to be held to-day r.i the i". reign
H ;■. forthepnrj>i ■■•: formally opening
a discussion on the delimitation i'!' the
Russo-Afghau boundary, was postponed, aa
Baron 1 >>• StaaJ is awaiting communications
uh the subject from St. Petersburg. The
negotiations continue on the demand of
Granville thai Russia's assurances thai her
tr<»>]'S will not advance to Herat shall lake
the form of a treaty. Et is reporti d that M.
De Giers maintains that a simple expres
sion of sucli an intention i: ;; sufficient
pledge. General 55elenoy has been recalled
from Tiilis tn St. Petersburg, to assist the
delimination inquiry, ii. Ue (ii, t-: h;:s in
structed General Komarofl to prepare a de
tailed report, with charts, of the advance
on Penjdeh, as a l>:isi.-r for reference to an
arbitrator.
Hi!-: PRESRNT PROGR.VMME.
St. Petersburg, MayTth. — The follow
ing announcement app ars in the Official
■ •■■/■.■ [n consequence of the diverg
ence of views between the Cabinets of Rus
sia ::n<i England < n the interpretation of
the ?>!:liv!i agreement, ii has been decided
to submit the question to the decision of
an arbitrator. Meanwhile both nations
have agreed to resume the frontier nego
tiations, but en :i differeni !>a.- : .-. namely,
thai the principal pointsof the frontier be
Bxcd by previous nmlerstanding between
li. two < ':ii.i:u :s. tiic demarcation <•!' the
frontier on the spot, and the placing of in
dicating posts being reserved for Commis
sions which both Powers will send. In
order to fa< ilitatc the work of d( !im
the outposts of both sides will i; » with
drawn from their prewnitpo tilthe
arrival ol the Joint L'oram ■.. \. l:cn, as
fast as the directi m of the I untier . lie is
fixed, the frontier points will i-v- occupied
by the troops ■ >' both parties concerned, it
will then be the duty i f c ich ;■' maintain
order and security in its respective terri
tory.
KO:\r.\ 7'."'. i I OKEOBORA CKD,
St. Pbtebsi i bg, May 7th. — Colonel Zak
rjefski's report of the battle ol Main
is identical with that of General Komaroff.
He admits Ural the Afghans were armed
with poor rifles, but says their guns were
better than tN.v. 1 of the Russians, He
asserts that the Afghan forces numbered
5.000 men, while there were only 1,500
Russian troops. He brings with him two
captured Afghan standards. The Colonel
is the hero of the day.
E.VEL DCTFERIX's RSSIGKATIOJi.
Lokvok, May Bth— a. m. — The Morning
/W asserts that Earl Dofferin has resigned
as Viceroy of India, )i: consequence of the
diastroas effect apon British prestige in
Imlia of Gladstone's weak and timorous
policy.
Tlie Austrian Mission.
London, May 7th. — Thomas Sexton
Home Rule number of Parliament from
County Sligo, Ireland, has placed on the
notice paper of the House of Commons a
question ;>s to-whether the English Govern
ment has interfered with the' appointment
of Mr. Keiley as United States Minister to
Austria.
-New 'York, May 7th.— Mr. Keiley, the
newly-appointed United States Minister to
Austria, accompanied by his family, sailed
WHOLE NO. 10,623.
forKuropeoii the steamship \\"ic!:ind. of
the Hainbarg-American packet line, to-day.
Franco-Anain Trt>i»ty— Credit Adopted.
Paris, May 7th.- The Chamber of Depu
ties to-<fav adopted — ."JOS to .">" — the treaty
concluded August 21 1 l.\-v">. between France
and Anam. M. De l-'reycinct. Minister of
foreign Affairs, explained that the treaty
had been virtually in force during the past
eighteen months."
A credit of liftVVO francs was adopted by
the Chamber, to defray the expenses oflay
ing the submarine cable to Tounnin.
'I'll.- s»e/. Canal. .
Taiiis. May 7th. — The^ttbj of the pro
posed international control of the
canal N beinft/disenssed by the Internal' -
tion d Suez anal Commission; ibe ' !er
man, Atlstrian and K:i»iati delegates favor
international control. Flic KtighVh and
Italian delegates oppose it.
l?os|ier:>4o Fight on Shipboard.
Paris May 7t!i. — Advices Inun .St. Vin
cent report that while the Mcssazeries-
Pram steamer \'ill,- de Marseille was
on her way to Buenos Ayrcs, 1 the emixrants
on boad mutinied^ owing to '..• bad food
furnished. They were finally overpowered
after a desperate fightj in which the captain
and several of the crew were badly wouud
ed. Ten of the passengers wero'killed or
vvounditl. The vessel put into si Vincenti
where she is guarded by a French cruiser.
An Aristocratic Wedding.
London^ May 7th.— ljuly Lonsdale wan
■ married to-day to Karl Do Grey nt Bt. Mar
tin* Church Charing Cross.' brido
wore ;i plain dn ■■- .■. brow ■ homespun
material, and a jacket and hat .if bronze
1 colbr, which matched each other >piendid
-1 ly. Lord Kinon. father of the bridegroom!
and the Earl of I'ctnbroke and v few select
friends of, the ... groom. wero^thfl
only, persons present to .witness Hie rrre
niony.
Tin- Golden Rose.
Xew York, 'May 7ih. — - Tln> Herald's
Paris correspond! has interviewed a dis
tinguished Catholic lately -ii Rome, anil
ascertained that the Holy Father has dc
ci Ii dto send the Golden Rosa privately to
the Bnipressof Germany, whojthoujrb/iibt
a Cut hoi ic,' has quietly used beriinfluenco
on many occasions to protect Catholic <<er
man subjects from persecution, and to
smooth away the difllculties dividing the
Kmpirc from the Holy See.
tiust of Coleridge Unveiled.
Losdox, May Ttli. — .ininr^ Rus-sell Lowell
unveiled the b"u>t of ColcrWgei the poeTj in
Westminster Abb j this afternoon.
An Earl Demi.
London. May ft] . — William Ward, first
Karl of Dudley. i> dead. He wu's ■••> years
of ago. Earl Dudley was a LiberalCon
-Si'lViitive.
I |{«T),-I, Publicly Mniigt-il.
I Cot.o.N', May 7th. — The two rebel leaders,
Mrtazal and Cocobtno, who advised anil
insisted Preston in burning the city, and
vho have been held [risoncrs >>:i the ,:im
wat Galena, were delivered yesterday
Doming to General Reyes, t.'inuinuiider-in-
Jhiefuf the Colombian forces, by Captain
Kane. A (.'ourt-inartial was then held by
ieueral Reyes, and the rebel coiiMiirators
gen sentenced to death. No delay oc
airred in . executing the sentence of the
.'(luri. In the afternoon the condemned
men were taken to the middle of the ruins
which they were instrumental in making,
mil hanged in the presence of thousands
if persons, who had assembled to witness
he enforcement of the law. The place
(elected fur the hanging by General Reyes
* r as the exact spot where the leaders of the
Libels had started the Tar on March "'lst,
which laid the city in ashes and destroyed
nearly every btiildhigin it. General Reyes'
prompt and vigorous action liai ulreluly
lad its effect. The hanging of L'ortazul and
(Jocobolo has struck ten ■ to every rebel
)U sin* Lsthmus.
The War In Sfuiitoba.
TJvrn.KKniiii, ..Mny 7(h. — I-'urtlior <fet:iils
at the engagement between Colonel Otter's]
forces uud Chid Pouhdinakcr'a Indians
•shows thai '.in 1 liphr lasted' .seven hours.
The Indiana nseu muskets" war clubs,
|pears) bows and arrow;-, and almost every
style <>f weapon of warfare. \o utcnKon
ft made in the dispatches of the Kilktl and
.11 unit- i beinj brought backhand it Issup
{"•t-ed, from i in- hasty return made, they
'*j.r;' Ijffi i'i.;ii:.'!. Sotbiliy 1)111 lij
tremily wmud itniiiee ( oiolicT Otter todTi
that. No one now ha.s tin doubt that .>
bloody Indiau war will follow. ThoQu'Ap
|i.. lie Indiana are reported to have i is -:i and
left their reservation! Crowfoot; chief of
the Ulackfect, is related to L'ouinltiuiker,
and will; it is said, join him ugainst the
whites. The Dominion Government and
Colonel Otter are blamed for ■■■■■i securing
the relenso of factor Mi i..v.v and other
white captives before precipitating matters.
so [mpho\ i m; m i s mi .-: . • •
WiSKiPBXi, May 7th A wild
h;ii Miildleton'a forces have had a
battle « : .i> Hie rel ! at B
gn i! i xcitcrucnt. The rumor, how
ever, bu ■ : ronounce I •■■';!.. : .
i..-^. [t is i : known lhal . -:\ had
yel moved froru camp .;! South ■
Advii • ' Uu'k'.-. Crossing sn\ the
stearuei -"'. . ;. :oti \\ ill be stren
da) : ■:■ rable parts n !.'!i
down stream simul
ith tl . ; - and :
toi he from the river.
Edmomon ath • - Vh . . : north
ai "I" h< r■ia t ■ i : ' ol In still -. ' In fact,
all (In- Indiana m i oi Battlcford are in
tint. I'd' scttlei lia John
uud AJberl ! [arkni ss both
fi .< ■■ )ntai io, were killed by Big Bear's
band over :i week ...
the \vi' ■ ■ two mi^siouai i
oners. .Mi four women are btri
fully malt! ■ >
Suouls from tin nortliont-t sas '
fearfal time '■:' i';. I
: r, I. 1 .:■ I bild .ihd ;;li the I
;:!■.■ on ill. war-path. A amnl i
brti an' directing them.
Maj H« ■ I have scnl wonl back
when lie reached Eduiunton, bul nothing
i.;.^ been heard from him.
fhi rcisa pci I [ianic in the Kleanor
(lisiti.-is. and si on s of lin atls have
ii en banted.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
j Filed May 2, liwr,. <
Mny l] 1885— M. 11. Davis to 11. It. Freeman—
Lot in the town of Elk Grove.
March \, 1885— Jane Brady to Mntlht w
KftUiey— Lota l mid -. S lid T, TneiHy-lifth ami
Twenty-sixth streets: . -i»>.
May' 1, ISSs— Matthew Rninej to Albion I.
Swcotsor— J.ois i and 2,S and T, Twenty-lifth
and Twentv-sixlb streets.
April -■-. 1885— Mary Wall to Ma ; A. Kilgore—
Lot 6, k and G, Twenty-fifth ami Twenty-sixth
strccis.
April 27, ISSS -Patrick ami Ellen (toaovan to
Wine Goon »c Co, — Fractional part of south half
of west quarter of section 0, township a north.
rang* 8 cast; 52,600.
[Filed Slay 4, 1835.1:
May -1. i.-s:>-Mrx. E. C A. English to Paul Van
Iluitou— Lot.-, i and 2, .1 and X, Thirtieth a«>l
Thirty-first streets; $12
April 20, ISSs— KUTvartl and M;ir>- 1". GoepCl ti»
Hivie 11. i:an»il— West quarter of lot 7, V and
i;. Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
May A, ISSS— Edward and Mary F. Goepel and
Henry i. and Rosle H.t'arrfl'l to Simeon Brown—
West hull" of lot 7, P and Q, Twelfth »ud Thir
teenth streets.
April 25, 1SS5— Augial EUdingei lo A.
Xi! ■; half oi north half of lot 1, Q .n^nl I
und Sevi nth reets; 1.250.
(Filed May 5, 1*85.1
April2o,l! ■ • s. Alomany to Patrick
VV. Xi . . Lots 14, 1 . and 16, W« k ''.7. town
an; Mock SI, town ol .
townoi Folsom; fraction of I half of
.• asl quarter, .
uurler ofthe quarter ol
30, township 8 north, range • east (St. Joseph'
cemetery), Sacramt it' ; block '<■■ l\
Rivhthand Ninth Bti . Joseph's school);
ten-acte lots Kos. 21 and 22, lying south
city; 10-acre tract So. 7::; lots :: and I. X
Eleventh and Twelfth street (( Uristianß
College); .i and X, Sevcota and !.
(St. nose Church an : parEonag)
which tliu Catholic church in Live
located.
I lied May 7.1885.1
May 2, 1885— Mm. Margaret i:. Crocket :■>
the city of Sacramento— The E. B. Croaker art
gallery, building and contents.
April 11, 1885 — George F. and Alice K. I.yon to
Lorenzo 1). Jones— 4, I and .i,.Tivc;ity-tifth
and Twenty-sixth streets.
April 1. 1885 — Albert [.ester to George faster-
Southeast quarter ol section 21), township '•'
north, ra ••■• S east ; S2,sfiO.
Way 5. 1885— K. Udell to Barbara M. Blake-
It— West half of lot 3. 0 ami I', Eighteenth ana
Nineteenth streets; il.:*M.
Muy 5, 1885— C. II ("doll to liurbarii M. Blakclv
—Lot 6, o and 1", Nineteenth and Tweatk-tli
streets ; 81,600. 'v>v /-;
The City of Rio Janeiro brings news of a
collision that occurred on March 2Sth on
the Iluanjpa river between the Chinese
ferry steamer Lin Yun. plying between >oo
Sung and Shanghai, ana the Ocean Steam
ship Company's steam Orestes. The Chi
nese steamer, which carried about 100 pat*
senders, and a crew muni. : > twelve, vroa
cat in two. and oil but 32 passengers and
several of the -crew are believed to bare
perished.

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