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SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD-UNION. VOLUME 30. DAILY EECORD-UNM class matter PUBLISHED BY THE UCRMNTO POBLISMG COMPA3T VmbCcstloa Ofllcr, Third bet. S. THE DAILY BKCOUD-tTNION ynbllrficd CTerr day of the week, Sundays Double-sheet on Star r.ft HMMH HH 00 pir ai months 3 50 For Bum mouths.

2 00 Suiscriberi served by Carriers at Fifteen Csirra per week. In all interior cities and to wnt fes os -a week. had of interior cities Periodical paper be had of the principal Lin. and agenti. WEEKII UKIOK fa the and most desirable Home, £sd LiUrary Journal published on the Pacific Of' SACRAMENTO, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1885.

PACIFIC SLOPE. DEATH OF HON. CALEB DOBSET. I Fatal Case Wife Murderer Convicted -A Physician Kills Boys Poisoned. 'I'l-IATi Or BATDBSAY ami BCSDAY.J CALIFORNIA.

Pleaded Guilty IHscJianjetl from Cus- tody. March GeorgoCrawford, arrested last Thursday for robbing a safe, pleaded guilty to-day to the charge of petit larceny. He was sentenced to sixty days in the County Jail. Thomas Elmore, arrested on suspicion of the Mendopino robbery, was set at liberty this morning-, The authorities ore much' to blame for this rosult, as the man admits being an old stage band in Colorado arid this State. lie admits sleeping in the vicinity of the robbery the same night, taking up his quarters in a barn belonging to F.

Lewis, a. mile and a half from the scene. He claimed that he retired before sundown and was not seen by Lewis afterwards. Petrolenm in Kendocino County. I'kiah.

March Great excil has prevailed here to-day over tho tests of trolenm recently taken from a half dozen places in and about town. Large crowds witnessed the burning of the oil, and real estate in the vicinity of the wells is in demand at greatly-increased prices. Crude petroleum is found in abundance in many places within sixty feet of the snrfac and there is no doubt that with sufficient capital greal results may be attained. Several Specimens Of the were shipped to the city to-day for analy is. Dromirii Dead.

-Death Glanders. March 28th. A telephonic states that J. M. Rodd, an employe on De Long's ranch, at Novato.

while seated on a nail keg in the blacksmith shop talking with the blacksmith, suddenly toppled from his seat and was picked op dead. Heart disease is supposed to Jiave been the cause. Joe Veri, residing near this city, died this morning of glanders, having contracted the disease two weeks ago iv handling a glundeled horse. Suicide of ii Physician. March 28th.

Dr. Fernando Rogler, an old and prominent citizen, killed himself to-day at noon by blowing the top of his head off with navy revolver. Death was instantaneous. No cause is assigned. The decease leaves a family veil provided for.

He has two sons attending aphool in Germany. No single event has created so sail a feeling throughout this community for years. This makes the third suicide on the same premises. llilil for Assault to Harder. Nevada City.

March 28th. Ed. Ragon, the young man who shot A. H. Underwood on the 'Jd was to-day bound over in the sum h' $8,000 to be tried tor an assault to commit murder.

Vigilantes at Nevada Cily. Nevada City, March John Mc- Carty, whoa few months since was released from the State Prison at San Quentin, left ihis city yesterday in compliance with a written notice sent him signed 601." Two or throe other hard cases have been notified to leave the city. Surrendered A Kavlolier Caught. Mkk. March 2Sth.

A man named J. A. Gili'iami, alias J. A. Bowles, surrendered himself to Sheriff Crittenden this morning, claiming to be a refugee from the Texas State Prison.

He says that he killed a man named Samuel Stephens, on account of family troubles, and was convicted of the murder and sentenced to prison for ten years. After serving eighteen months, he escaped while working on a railroad, and for some years has been a tramp from town to town, working as a harness maker whenever he a job. He I us letters of recommendation from numerous bosses where he baa worked. About two years ago he received a letter stating that the day he escaped the Ciovernoi pardoned him. vrlncb was afterward revoked, and the matter so affected his mind that he determined to surrender himself to the authorities, lie is in jail awaiting the action of the Texas authorities.

This morning Jeans Liveras, charged with rape upon a Spanish girl at Quartxburp, 1 1 isa county, a few days ago, was brought in from Fresno county, and is in jail here awaiting the arrival of Ihe Sheriff of Mariposa county. Threats of lynching him have been made by the people of Hornitos and Quartzbnrg, and it is said that attempts were made to shoot him at Madera last night while he was confined in the calaboose. Terrible Death of a Crukeman. Cj.oveui>ale, March th. Joseph Chandler, a brakeman on the S.

F. it N. 11. met with a terrible death ill Fulton this morning. In attempting to board an engine while it was backing up the switch track, he stepped on the beam and reached for the top of the tank, but missed his hold and fell on the track, the engine passing over and mutilating him in a horrible manner, He was conscious when ho was picked up, but died almost immediately.

The engineer was not aware of the accident until he saw the bod; lying on the track in front of the engine. He v. as backing up slowly, and supposed that Chandler wus walking outside of the track and towards the car they were about to connect with. Deceased was well and favorably known in the upper part of Sonoma county, having atone time driven stage between Cloverdale and Lakeport. He was always spoken well of, and was known aniODgst is associates as "the genial He leaves a widow and one child, who live at Fulton, near where the accident occurred.

I tody Found. Sax Rafael, March 29th. Coroner Eden brought the remains of a man in this after; noon, found on top of the hill back of the San Rafael brewery. The body was dried up, and was the of a man between and 50 years of age. 5 feet 6 or inches in bight, lack hair, mixed with grey, chin whiskers, some (if the front teeth gone, dressed in sack coat, low shoes with buckles.

Alongside th( body was an empty Bask, tumbler I nd cane, also white and one colored handkerchiefs. Another Parlor the N. S. G. W.

Grass Valley, March John A. Steinbach, Grand President, last evening instituted Quartz Parlor, No. 58, of the Native Sons pi the Golden West, r.t this place. It begins with about thirty names on the charter list. A large delegation were here from Nevada City, as well as a good many from the Marysville Smarts vDle Parlors.

Convicted of Murder the Second Sosora, March Indian Lee has been convicted of murder in the second degree for killing a Chinaman at Montezurua a few weeks ago. Sodden Death of a Prominent Sonoka, March Caleb Dorsey, one of our leading lawyers, died quite suddenly at his family residence last evening of spasmodic affection of the throat. Daring the day and evening he was in his usual health and spirits. His sudden death has cast a gloom over our city, Mr. Dorsey came to California, in 1850, and has resided here since that time.

He has held the position of District Attorney of Tuolumne county several times. He was at the time of his death a Regent of the State University and a Director of the Stockton Insane Asylum, having been appointed recently by Governor Stoneman: He was a native of Maryland. Trial Trip Over a New Railroad. Fbascisco, March The first train of the California and Nevada Narrowgauge, composed of a locomotive, tender anil one passenger car, made its initial regular trip from Oakland to San Pablo yesterday. The design is to extend the road from" tide water at San Francisco bay, at Emery station, Alameda county, to the line which' divides California from Nevada, running through Stockton or Modesto to terminus in the vicinity of the Candelaria district.

Track-laying was begun in Oakland about a year ago. The gradi is is completed five miles beyond San Pablo. The trial trip was a very satisfactory and pleasant one. Nearly the entire line is laid i WHOLE NO. 10,559.

with steel rails. In a few months the track will retch Pear creek, on the Castro ranch. Frightful Tragedy In San FranoUco. Sax doo, March A horrible tragedy occurred to-night, which resulted in the death of one person, and probably of another. John T.

Cain, a wealthy rancher of Colusa county, and keeper of a large stock-yard on -McAllister street, in tin's city, was a man of very parsimonious habits. He was married, and had a daughter 4 years old. For some time past he has complained of what he denominated his wife's extravagance. Coming home yester- lay he saw a pair of new slippers in her room, which so enraged him that be threw them into the street and roundly abused his wife. To-day he came home again, when he found hid wife preparing toremove their child to an upper room of their house, 113 Mason street, in order that she might obtain fresher air, as the child was dying of diphtheria.

He peremptorily forbade the child to be removed, and then left I the During his absence hs partook I Freely of liquor, returning home at 8 o'clock this evening. Soon after entering the house be seized a Winchester rifled an.l tarningb'n his wile fired two shuts at her. The lirst ball struck a tone in the upper part of her it arm, and she fell to the Boor. The second hail passed through the fleshy put of the woman's right anu, entered her right side and pawed through the body. Her wound is almost certainly mortal.

Cain then placed the muzzle of the rifle under his light jaw and fired, the bullet passing breaking the jaw and making Its exit through top of his tearing away a portion of it in its course. Ilia death was instantaneous. The body was removed to the Morgue, and Cain was attended by a number of physicians, who, however, express very little hope of her reeoi NKVAI) Vordiet Jllinler in the 1 Decree Kk.vo, March The verdict in tho case of Simon Strong, on trial for killing his wife in-a house of ill fame a few weeks ago, was murder in the lirst degree. Two Hoys Austin. March 28th To-day two boys named Joseph Johnson and Joseph iams were at Floyd's ranch, and while there ate some wild parsnips.

Another boy tasting the. poisonous root, but not liking it spit it out. Antidotes were given the two boys, but no avail. They died almost instantly, with tho same symptoms that strychnine causes. Bach little fellow hai a large number of relatives here.

A Murderer's Doom. March Clarence Gray, the murderer of K. H.Scott, was sentenced yesterday to be executed at a time to be fixed by warrant. To-day the warrant was given to the Sheriff, and the time fixed is May 22d, A motion for a new trial was overruled. OKKCMHT.

Damages Recovered. Portland, March 28ib. can of Henry A. Withrow against the Oregon and California Railway to recover $40,000 damages for the maiming oi his infant child, was concluded yesterday in the State Circuit Court for Yamhill 'county. The jury brought in a verdict for $15,000.

Found Drowned -Salmon fur Clovelmi'l ami Oureii luliforniit Capital JlusiiK I'ortlaxp. March Trrc" of Captain Martin, of the steamer Gold I'm. who disappeared three weeks was found morning in the Willamette river above the city. An eighty-pound Columbia river salmon having been sent by express from Portland to President Cleveland, to reach him in time for his dinner on Friday, some admirers of Queen Victoria concluded to send her one week, weighing ninety pounds. It expected to go through froui Columbia to the Thames in fourteen days.

Considerable California capital is now seeking investment in the timber lands of Oregon and Washington Territory, and the fruit lands of the Willamette valley. Revival in business is perceptible innearly all branches. The State receiving more immigration than for the two years. The weather is fine, and the season a. month in advance of last year.

IDAHO. to 'nr iprominent citizens representing different parts of Idaho Territory, held here to-day, it was unanimously resolved to contest the validity of the Act of the Idaho Legislature providing to issue Territorial bonds for $80.0 thecon tructionof Capitol buildings at Boise City, on the ground that the Act is not within thcscopc of the authority of Jin. 1 Legislature. i. gal proceedings will be commenced at once.

Determined to Kilt Himself. Montpeijer, March 28tb. Jos. ridock, aged 24, whilo out hunting, tied a string to a toe, the other end to ihe trigger of his shotgun, put the muzzle under the ear, and blew the top of his head off. lie was recently discharged from employment on the Oregon Short Line Railroad and was despondent.

WASHINGTON TEKRITOKY. Satisfied Settlers. March The ji tment of tl limits the Northern land it by Secretary l-aniar, as to run directly casl from Wai lulu, i I of nortl easterly na formerly, pivos tion here, as it will unable a i nuiubei of settlers who have made valuable improvements upon railroad hinds to obtain title. Th( re bas greal uneasiness in the community in rppai ithei lands affectetl, and i fail eto make the change woul ivol a number citizen! in heavy losses, with absolute rain to others. The only exceptions the general feeling are ai I cli sof I who habitually seek to avail themselves of the fruits of others' labor by technical du-Ift in land titles.

lUUTLSH COLUMBIA. British War Vessels for fils Victosia, March 2Sth. Her Majesty's Swiftsurc, Heroine and two dthors have been ordered i pr ie liere from the Chinese Station, asan increased naval dei nse for this province, in view of the ssibilityof war between Russia and England. Nevada at Mill's Seminary. Emma Nevada, in omj'anv with Dr.

Palmer, Mrs. Porter anil Mrs. Mails, visit Mills' Seminary yesterday morning, where a racist cordial welcome was extended her b' Mrs. Mills and the former schoolmates the prima donna. The floral decorations ut the institution were profuse and artistic.

A sumptuous repast was Spread. Mile. Nevada dined with the Class of '76 in a pri-, vate room adjoining the main dining-room. After lunch the formal exercises' took place in Seminary Hall. The Class of "70 occupied seats on the stage.

When the opening hymn, 1 Nearer My Rod to Thee, was sung, Mm. Mills and Mile. Nevada were much affected. Poems, songs, address of welcome, were read by representatives of the different class? which Miss Wixori responded in a graceful speech. After hrr Mile.

Nevada seated herself at the piano and sane ''Ah, do I Remember," "The Mocking I ird," and finally; after much persuasion. "Home, Sweet Home." I. 10. Dwinell mad nri speech. Mile, cvada was recipient of a handsome silver vase and an elegant fan of ostrich feathers from the Claw of Mrs.

Mills presented her with handsome glove case, while a gcntli man friend gave (he prinia donna a breastpin studded with diamonds, and Miss Martha Reed of Class of '85 bestowed stiver vase containing Before departing from the scenes of her girlhood. Mile. accompanied by many of her old friends, visited thai, grave of Dr. which is located in the spot called Sunn rsi about half a mile south ol the Seminary. Francisco Alia.

March The McCabthy-1 as When the Mr laxthy-Leake libel case was called at 1 o'clock Saturday by Judge I'Vrral, in San- Francisco, tin- Court I oriiered a postponement until 7 o'clock in the evening, but suddenly elxanging his that tbo argument should bo resumed and concluded this morning, and the. question of dismissal should be decided on Wodnesday.S and if the lease is not missed on the pending motion of defendant, the tri; 1 will be resumed at 1" o'clock. Tiling lay FOXJISD. THE LADIES TO KNOW IT pays to remember that the Great Ameri- can Importing Tea Store, 617 street, Sac- ramento, between Sixth and Seventh (Red Front), sells the Choicest Teas Finest Coffees 20 per cent, cheaper than you can possibly buy them anywhere else. Our immense trade (run- ning IS stores) enables us to undersell all others.

Our2s-cent Cream Java Coffee" has no equal. Try our "Colima Baking Powder" and you will use no other. Handsome presents given away. Don't forget our number. Make no mistake.

mrlo-lp A HOUSEKEEPER IN A WID- mvori family, on a ranch. Inquire at this office. GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework. Apply TO MRS. GENERAL housework.

Apply to D. J. SIM- MONS, 926 Seventh ureet, near .1 (between I and J). mr2S-St WANTED-A SITUATION BY A GIRL TO do housework; is a good Cook. Washer and Ironer; country preferred.

Apply Room 7, street A SITUATION ON A RANCH, VV by ii man and wife and son: the latter is man grown. Address this offlce.mr2B-lw* A SITUATION BY A gIEmXn VV woman, to do Washing and House-clean- ing by the day. Apply Ills alley, Eleventh and Twelfth, and streets. A GENT'S MASONIC PIN. THE owner can have the same by calling at this oiEce.

inr.7-:;t WANTED. A GENERAL BLACKSMITH FOR A RANCH. xV J3 per day; a lirst-class carriage builder, S3 a milker and butter maker also, 2 farm S2C; a waiter, $30; a man cook, S3 i also, 2 wood choppers. lo girls for housework lor the country, SIS to 135; also, 8 girls for the city for housework, $12 to 125; also, girls for waiting and taking care of children and various other work. Apply to HOUSTON Employment Office, Fourth and streets, Sacra- mento.

jel3-lptf "Poll TO LET. A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE paid for recovery of the body of THOMAS BRYTB, who was drowned in' the river Monday night, December 22d. Leave Information at 1 ') street. m2O-tf THOK UNIMPROVED GRAPE JD Kniilland, in small lo s. near a way depot, and close to Sacramento; 850 to rex acre.

Apply to CAKL BTROBEL, 321 street. LAND BUYERS AND make it a point to call on CARL STRO- BEL, street, Sacramento. You may find the land you want. City property for sale cheap. xnr2s FLOURING MILL AND Ditch, known as the Brearley Property," which consists of the Lewiston Water Ditch, a large Mill and a good Warehouse adjoining, are now offered for sale or rent.

This property is very valuable, situated as it is in a growing trun, with an Immense era in-producing coun- try all around it, and at the head of navigation, the forks of the Snake and Clearwater This is a jrrand opportunity for a paying invest- ment. Terms reasonable. Cheap for cash. Ap- ply to or address MRS. JOHN BREARLEi', Lew- iston, Idaho.

ORGAN FOR SALE, CHEAP (COST 5275). Also, Dozen New Cane and Wood Beat CHAIRS, lost bought at a forced sale; lot CAKPJ MATTING, all cheap for Cash. I alii tonce. CH AS. M.

CAMPBELL, No. 409 street. LARGE UNFURNISHED SUIT- able for housekeeping, in alley. fifth and Sixth, 1. und M.

Alsn, three rooms, 401 I street' Apply to U. GAEHNEK. Wood Yard, I inf; tf SrTl ESTATE I FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE, In JSost Companies and at Host Kates. 9,000 ACRES PATENTED VALLEY LAND, all black soil; Stock Range is Northern California. JEL 3VE and Bnoall, In Vallayand Bert quality for Grain fruit, frciui Si.

OOO upwards. Also, 4O CITY DWELLINGS For Sale ad to Kect. r.il i3osiral.lv locations. Rente and Collected fur a fair commission. loans on Kcal Estate negotiated.

N. IJUGISKY, Ageut, Bryte'a din smith cor- ner und Seventh streets (upstairs), i ff.i>lpti LAND FOR SALE lei Placer County. TOFFE FOR SALE 73 ACRES OF I. ANT', neiviy and well fenced, Bltuatc 1 mile south of Loomfs (formerly Pino), 2 miles fiom and 25 miles from ttecramento and Imme- diately upon the line of the CentralPacificEail- rond. by rail with Sacramento three times day.

The laud lies to a -ncru pro'im live and every farm Jolniog and iv the liomediate vicinity is being clenrod and and trees, and Loomis promises to Ie the center of an extensive vine aud fruit growing community. The is easily cultivated, dccii ana retatnj moisture when cultivated, and fines not need irrigation, but if needed, an Irrigating ditch rang across it at its highest point. Price, E3O acre. For fnnhcr inquire ol VV. I).

PERKINS or D. M. LKEK, Ol Boctlin. and E. W.

UN, tt State Capitol, SacxaiaeiJo. .1 FRDIT RANCH, HIGHLY IMPEOVED, Contains 20 Acres, 1.1 of whirli arc in TAbLK GRATES of the choicest kinds; Fro Trees ditr, rent varieties; 2 Acres in Straw ticrrii 4 6 rumps: NICE of re rooms; Uniiary; Cbtaahouse; Islao6Knith Shop, with lull set tools; 'X Horses: Oow; Chickens, and rill Farming Utensils; liny in Barn; Wagon and Harness, etc. The pliire is Id high state ol cultivation; y.M $1,100 clen- of all last year, and all the vines were not is full bearing: will paj nmrc tills year. Wants to i-een to be apprcc'iited; titnnte two miles from Florin. I'KICE, half cash.

Other Choice Places For Sale cr Ex- change for City Property. SS-SEND FOR REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, No. 1015 Fourtli street, Sacramento. A POST TRADER'S STORE! DOING a mnuNEas. Apply to SWEETSER ALSIP.

Real EEtatO acents, 1015 Fourth Sacramento. mr23 tf THE LARGEST STOCK OF SHEET MUSIC And Musical Merchandise will be li and nt Xj. K. 1,,,,:., Ptorc, 830 street. Orders for TUNING promptly attended to.

SACRAMESTO FLANIKG HILL Windows, Moldings. Finish Door aurl Window rrames. Bwckcts and Turning Stair a Front and streets, Eacraiaenw. I Jcj: I HAKTWEIX, nfJTCHKISS STALKER. fe2Mplm HALE BROS.

CO. We admit of no superiors, and acknowledge no equals in onr magnificent display of SPRffIG STALES. Onr Stores are now filled to tie utmost with a choice line of carefully selected BARGAISS. We shall this week make a special effort to introduce the NEW STYLES now so fully abounding in this Department. Not since our advent in this city have we been so weli prepared or better enabled to show the Lead- ing Styles as at this date.

We shall leave nothing undone to make this a week long to be remembered by all purchasers of DRESS GOODS. Our assortment was never larger; our prices never lower than now. We know none who come can fail to appreciate the values we are this day naming. See to it that your interests are represented THIS WEEK at the DRESS GOODS COUNTERS of our establishment. 25 Pieces of All-wool, Colored Serge Dress Goods 42 inches wide.

fiST" These Goods will not long remain in our fixtures for we have fixed the prices unusually low, only 3Oc yflX'cL. We consider this lot fully 30 per cent, under value. They cannot again be duplicated for the same money. WE ABE SHOWING A COMPLETE LINE OF Colored Gros-grain Silks, at $1 a yard. Compare our qualities and our prices.

We are certain they will not be found wanting. None can afford to buy without first looking here. We can and will save you money on every dollar left at cur House. Country Orders Receive Prompt and Carefci Attention, (fog. 829, SSI, 883,885 sfrcr-t.

and 102fi Ninth street. Sacramento. li II iw i business CABDS. W. D.

COM.SrOCK, FURNITURE, FIFTH AND STREETS, Sacramento, Cal. i-- mr2C- '1 H. r. LOOT. ALEX.

KSIXSOK. J. DKISCOL. ROOT, NETLSOS IRON AND LASS Founders and Stcchlnists, Front street, be- tween and 0. Castings tnd ichinery of ever; descrif tioa ins-dc to order.

8. ELK. J. CEOLY. CAIUJS 4" OKOLT, CbkrkACTORS and builders, ARS pke- va rea to do ull of work in their line, in cny or country.

Principal place of business, Eaeramento. Shop, No. llai Second street, be- f.vecn and L. Fostoflice Bex No. 410, Sacra- mento.

mlti-Uitf WOVED. CDt, WATCHMAKER AND Jeweler. has removed from street, to 4 5 near corner of Fourth. Jewelry Repaired madeto order. A fine assortment of Watch Clock.

1 and Jewelry always on hand and at the lowest DAN. HYMAS. J. HYMAS, jr. J.

HYMAS, 880. WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS', oU6 f.rect. between Filth and Sixth, have always on band a choice Jo variety of lino Watches, Diamonds, Juv- qjiiay eiry, etc. LIVERY AXI) STABLE. CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR, STREET, between Sixth ad Seventh: Buggies for hire.

Horses kept at lonable rates, STHEET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL () -C') Dealers In r.iiiits. Oils, Varnishes, in- dow Glass. Picture Moldings, Bruv.lie«, Artists' Material, Building l'aper. plain and decorative Wall Paper, end for Window Deco- rations a patent which is entirely new. mll-lin OEORGB W.

SO, SUCCESSOR TO PIKE a YOUNG, CARRIAGE Manufacturer, comer Fourth and streets, Sacramento. Established in I 'i. All sizes ol Phaetons, Spring and Wagons. Repairing, PaintiOg and Trimming done. CHK3 MANUFACTURER 01 Win- dow and Door Screens.

Planing, sHwiiiK. Shaping, Molding, nc. Window md Door screens made a specialty, aud on hand. Wttrerooms Northwest corner Thirteenth .1 streets, Sucra.aento, Cul. mrlOtfi P.7OBTU.

J. 1886. F. rOSTEK 1881. BCOK-BrKDERS, PAPER-R1 AND Jlpiintacturers.

No. 319 stresJ, betwi Third anu Fourth, ATTOIIXEYS-AT-lAW. JAY 1: BKOW.V. Jl. E.

ALKXANDER. AI.KXAXDEK BKOWN, i TTORNKVS A OFFICE, NO. street, bctwtcn Fifth and Sixth, north side. Practice in all Courts in this State. A.

1.. HART, ATTORNET-AT-LAW. OFFICE, SOUTH- west comer of Fifth and streets, and 14. -Sutler Building. W.

B. TKKAIVWEtX; A OFFICE, NO. 603 I ttreet. JOIIX T. CAI.

ATTORNEY AND will practice in all State and I'nited States Office, npstain over No. 628 street, south-west corner of seventh, Sacramento, m'-tt CUSTOM L. WHITE. i.ixoij* wHitK. WHITE tVIUTK, TTORNEYS-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR- i ncr Fifth and streets, Rooms 10 and 11, utter Building.

Sacramento, Cal. mr3-tf A. C. FREEMAN, GROVE JOHNSON, QEO. E.

BATES, AWYERS, SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRAN- Li Cat Fifth street, Sacramento; and No. -401 California street, ban Francisco. Business attended in boih cities. nl-tf 8. SOUIN HOLL.

L.S. TAYLOR. TAYI.OK BOLL, TTOENEYS-AT-LAW, SOUTH west corner Seventh and south wml comei Seventh and Sacrao city, Cal. H. HEATTS C.

BKXSON, AV'D COUNSELORS-AT-LAW. A MeOopolitiUJ Block, street, be- tweea Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Entrance nest door Metropolitan Thcaier. 01-U 'PHYSICIANS AND SURGEON S. DKS.

REULOGOJ GOSS, COTtXKR SEVENTH AND 1 STREETS, SACRA. OSite Hours: Miss Dr. Miss Dr. to 10 A. M.

bto A. M. 12 to 2 P. K. I 2 to 5 v.

K. to P. M. 7 to is P. M.

Sunday, 12 to U. BALDWIN, M. QJTTaGEOJJ AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE, northeast corner Second And streets. aee iiom-s 10 a.

H. to 12 2to 1 and 7toB p. m. Residence, 321 street. ml UK.

LAI3TE, PHYSICIAN OFFICE ANI; Kesidecpe, No. street, bc-tiveea Th.rd and Pourtti. Hours- Btoiu a. 3to 5 sml 7to HP. M.

Office of City Suporiuttu-icat of Public Schools at eacie m'S-lflm DR. GEORGE BURN, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST Comer Eleventh and ii streets. Hours 9 to 10 A. 1 to 3 and 7 to r. JL 13 R.

J. S. COOK, 922 NINTH BET. i AND J. OPl'- posit the Plaza, Magnetic and Healer.

Electro-magnetic and Medicinal liatns, Magnetic Garments and Insoles. Consultation free. dIQ-lm NIXON, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, STREET, BE- tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 918 ami 920. Will visit the jlaiiroad Hospital daily at A.

M. Ofllee to 9 a.m.; 1 to 3 p.m.. and evening. jyJ-tf V. M.

EILEr.T KIIICrGX, AVKIST, AND PHYSICIAN FOX Diseases of the Throat Ottice, Street, ecruer of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento, Cal. 9:30 to 12 A. Ito i v. Sundays 0:30 to 11 a. Ito4P.

x. Jyl-tl DR. A. K. BUCKS, IJHYSICIAN AND BURGEON, GRADUATE OF the University of Berlin, Germany.

Offici and residence, No. 521 street, between Fiila and Sixth, Sacramento. Office 9 to 11 a 3to 5 t- lid 7 M. jyis-ti WAXXACE A. BRIGGS, M.

AN! iBSTBTRICIAN. OFEICI and residence No. 212 street, Bairamento. BIOS A. K.

Office 11 a. M. to 2 P. I 6l3fttoBP.lt. I DR.

r.nv FOND WON, ATE OF CANTON, CHINA. CAN FOUND Lilt his Medicine Ptore. No. Third Btreet, between 1 and J. By the JM'! ehe can locate 9.11 kinds of Consultation free.

His Mi li are Roots mid Herbs. Call and consult with him if you are PESHSTBY. H. H. PTERBON, DKSTIST, OS i STREET, V.r.-ir^KOb.

tveeen Fourth and Fifth, Sncra-MiSrSgS mentO. Artificial Teeth inserted ou -'-UXU' mite and all bases. Nitrous Oxide or LangniCf; administered I'or painless troth. mH-lB KKMOV! it F. tebbet3, dentist, to oj4 street, between i i ml hide, opposite It i W.

DENTIST, QUINNo KL'ILDISO wtner Fourth Hud streets. Artianal Teeth all bat w. 1-iraUi NitrowK Oxide Gae for painless iv MoCXJ.Ei'j.R.Y'S ALL iiOLliM FLOUR MILL Still A.l;ead. OWING TO THEIR PAST SUCCESS, yj McCJREAJEIY i in. have recently added AM.

Uie and Koller Machinery fcr improving their grade of FLOUK. They now guarantee to furnl-h the Trade the WHITEST AND BEST KOLLER FLOUR IN THE STATE. FOR CHEAP GAS FIXTURES C.M.I. AT 1 S3 THE street. CHANGED DAILY FOR THE RED HOIJSE.

ANTIi lI'ATION, is punching a hole in, to-day through to catch a glimpse of Uwnonrow. REALIZATION net of realizing to realize is to gain; to gain is trade first, last ami all the time with the XX!) HOUSE. TT ATS 1 Straw, Manilla and Panama Hats for Men and Boys We zicrw iiave in stock TWENTY-FIVE OASES OF STRAW HATS, direct from the manufacturers. As usual in STRAW HATS, there are Hundreds of Styles raid Colors. What is pretty in the eyes of one is homely in another; therefore it compels the Merchant to carry an enormous stock in order to please all.

Hen's Extra-fine Manilla Hat? Hen's Panama Hats, in white, 75 cents and npwarda. lion's Fine Mixed Straw Hats (very neat), $1 40. Men's Dark Straw Hats (pearl braid, round and square crowns), sl. Men's "White Mackinaw Straw, $1 50. 1 Mixed Straw, Tan Colored Hat, So cents.

Men's Tan Colored Hats, 75 cents. Men's Black and White Straw-mixed, Wide Brim Hats, 50 cents. i :EZ.J&.'S7&' G-OODS 2 Ken's linen Hals. Men's "Wide Brim, Mixed Straw Harvesters, 35 Men's Palm Leaf White Hat, 33 cents. i BOYS "SOUTHS.

Boys' Straw Hats, round and square crown (in assorted colors), 50 touts. Boys' Fancy Palm Leaf Hats, 25 cents. Boys' Wheat Straw liats, 20 cents. Boys' Fancy Straw Hats (turned up brim), for I'oys; ages, 1 to 0 years old, 50 cents. Boys' and Youths' Linen Hats.

Boys' Wool Hats, 40 cents. Boys' and Men's Wide Brim Hats (dark straw), 5 and 10 cents. GOODS poh OStWSSmj Department! EACH DAY WE ADD TO OUR MILLINERY NOVELTIES: NEW AND PRETTY HATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, PRICE AND STYLES. THE LARGEST VARIETY TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY. 0 0 3E3T.

9 I- 0 p. i 0 It Nos. 714 and 716 street, and 713 and 715 Avenue. Sacramento. nnrw No.

BELL CONSERVATORY, BETWEEN' NINTH AND TENTH, AND STREETS, O-FEOSTAOE or glass houses; over 00 I NURSERYMEN and FLORISTS. -m it i 1 -it inn mil Tim irun irnmr imh ri i mw ii i nri' mr 3LUIKETS'. SACRAMENTO MARKET, Corner Tenth and Streets. I II WE BOUGHT "IT popular Mai ket. I ask the old patronx and us many new that are willing to give me a trial to come and deal with me.

They will find me to do business in 11 fair and Square way. The besl of meat always on hand. uirll-lptf I.urit- Proprietor. STREET MARKET. VHAirSEK, NO.

gzgawri between Third and has just opened Meat ilnrket at jl the; above place. AH kinds of Fresh and Heats, Ham. Bacon, Lard, Bausages, constantly on hand and delivered to all parts of the, city. mi7-lpha wi ii i Mill mini MRS. KATSrNSTEIM, 605 street, i DAT THE Of her Select Stock of Latest Styles in Sl'RlXtS AND SUMMER BIELLIKERI AN SULLINEBY GOODS.

mr23 1 IST TIC E3 HUGH CASEY, OF THE LATE FIRM i Cronan, desires to call the atten- tion of the palilic to his large stock of old Whis- Ides and Brandies in "bond" in quantities to suit the trade. Thanking his pa- trons and the public for past favors, he again so- licits their continued patronage. All orders should be addressed to inn', 1 ptf HUGH CASEY, Sacramento. EBNER fMPORTERS AND WHOLE-SALE DEALERS IS I-lOCOIiS, 116 and 118 bet. Front and Second, AOKSTS FOR THE CEI.ECKATED POaOEKBZ CRF.NO CHAJtI'AOSK je2a-lplm AffIEOSER ST.

LOUIS 23 -E3 C.S DItACGIIT, At QBUHLER'SSALOOU, No. R23 jeSn-tpl ento NEUBOURG LAGES, Star Mills and Malt House. HOPS, MALT, PRODUCE, GRAIN, FEED and P.rewers' Supplies. 1016, 1018, 10 Fifth Sncrammito. Kxehanga Sold on a.ll the Prir.cipal Cities of ml-lt'tt WATERKOUSE LESTER, 1 i IKPORTKP.3 OF AND CARKIAGK 7C9, 711, 13 and 713 Street, Sacramento.

80S. 16 to 22 Boate i No. 159 Front New Yor SEEDS AM) rHQDCCE. Spring vegetables. i ARE IN RECEIPT DAILY, DIRECT from the growers, of large consignm al of the following variotics of i vegetables: lo- mstoes, 3ug reas.

Summer Squash, String Asparagns, Green Peppers, Cucumbers, Rhubarb and all other vegetables in season. We also carry a large supply of all of Fruit, Nuts, Game, Poultry, Bntter, Fresh and Bait Water Fish, Eastern Shell ana Canned Oys- ters. We will chetrfuily send quotations or ad- vice on other matters ol Interest when desired. All orders, large or. will receive prompt attention.

D. DeBERNARDI SOS ami 310 Iv street. felS-tf H. G. MAY Dealers in Produce, Poultry, Fir.TON MARKET, XOS.

42 AND 130 street, cor. Fifth, Sacramento. mrt4-if ECorsrj. C. C.

BARNES. OREGOBT GBEGORY, BARNES (Successors to Gregory i Not. anil 128 .1 Street Who. dealers IX produce AND Fruit. stocks of Potatoes, Vegetables, Green and Dried Fruits, Beans, Alfaiia, Batter, Kegs.

Cheese. Poultry, always on hand. Or- ders filled at lowest rates. W. R.

STRONG COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALEES In FIJCIT3 i PKOISUCK Proprietors CAPITAL NURSERIES, Sacramea- to, i Seed and Tree Catalogues set free on anpliratif.n. Mod. and 10 street, Sac- ramento. SACBASCKNTO branch PACIFIC FRUIT COMPANY, M. ROSS and A.

MOGER.Agenta. 1008 ami 1010 Seooad HOLBSA AKD COMMISSION DKALKRE In California Green ami Dried Nuts, Barons, Ettniey, Oranges, Pioduce. etc. rartie- ular.Htteutioc raid i-: the flilir.s of orders for and shipments of all kinds oi Fruits in their sea son I'rim oCue, 108 aii.i 110 Davis street, San Francisco. m9lplm I J.

F. HILL, I Kos. 1301 to 1323 street, S.icrfiiurni-3. It A FA 1: OF jjxm Carriages, BugKies, oress, andc 4 1 Sealer in A-h and Hickory Lumber; Hubs, Spokes, Fel- lies, Bonrs, Rims, Shafts ar.il Poles. Manufact- I urer of the "JJGHTNING" HAY PRESS.

Bend for Catalogues. mS-lpti E. HAMMOND So. 1110 front lift. Sacramento, lit- Hides, Sheepskins, Goatskins, and Furs, BUTCHERS" SCPPLIES CONSTANTLY OX hen J.

Will pay the Highest Market Trice for Skins, etc. Painless sure cure- VnKiWJLcLh Jcok ree Orate Acencv. ICO Fulton street. Vork.jje3o-l'JUiT'j BISCELLAXEOUS. SNEEZE! SNEEZE! SNEEZE, until your 0 head seems ready to L--- a.

Ny off; until your no? and eves dis- charge excessive quantities of fr'Sgil tli i 11 irritating, Vv- watery fluid; until iM your head aches, mouth and throat Wt parched nivl blood at fever heat. This aH Acute a- tarrh. Relieved in- UC sJrSfi; Btantly relieved by I V- a single dose, and permanently cured by one bottle of Sanfoed's Radical Cube Kir Catakwi. Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, si. One bottle Radical Cure, one bos Catarrhal Solvent, and one Improved Inhaler, in one pack- age, may now be had of all druggists torsi.

Ask for Saxkokd's Radical Ccas. "The only absolute specific we know of. Metl. Times. The best we have found in a life- time of Rat.

Dr. M'iirptn. Boston. After a long straggle with Oiarrb, the Radical Cube has Sev. S.

It', Monroe, Lewis- burg, "I have not found a ease that it did not relieve at Andrew Lee, Manchester, Mam. Potter Drug ami Chenaljal Boston. I IPi'ft. For the en Jprevention, instant it is applied, of NVnraiuin. lea, Coughs Colds.Weak Hack, and Bowels, Shooting Pains.

Ntimluuss, llyMeria. Fe- male Pains, Palpitation, I'ys- Fever. Malaria and Epidemics, 1 V'tri fH l'lustcrs (an LL 1 Battery combined with Porous Plaster), and taughatpaiii. 25c everywhere. SCROFULA.

A girt in my emp'oj has'been cured of consti- tutional scrofula by the of Specific. 0. McDaniel; (This gentlemau Lsfatherof ihetiqvernor of Vanderbilt's millions conld not buy from me what -v ill's Specific has done for me. It cured me of scrofula of years' standing, JIBB. IZABBTH Ac-worth, Ga.

After sulffcring with Tetter for eleven years, and having all sorts treatment, I was relieved entirely by SwWs Specific. L. 11. LEE, Liavrson, Ga. SNATCHED FROM THE was brought to death'e door by a combination of eczema and erysipelas, fmiu which I had suf- fered for three years.

Was treated by several physicians with iodide potassium, which seemed to feed the disease. 1 have been cured sound and well by the use of Swift's Specific; S.VKAU E.Ti bser, iiuraboltlt, Teiui. Swift's Specific is entirely Vegetable. Treatise on Klood and Skin Disi ftsea mailed free. Atlanta or 159 23d st.

New York. (e5-ljifcwly I 3 I The fit est sub sjS lol feverand bilitated, bilious and nervous. To ysyA snch persons, Hos- IKPn titter's Stomach Bitters aiVords i adequate protec- uiereas- ing vital stamina ifcfim jStlZf-'T-iA 7 power of the con- stitution, and by checking iiregua- l.iritics of the liver.stomachand More- over, it eradicates 8 8 JJtmalarial com- it I'luims cif nn uli- "1 a sUuate type, and skin's alor.e mi, 1 among our national remedies. Kor sale by mid Dealers generally. al-lyMWFiwly Spraying Pump.

Used Orcliarrlists Spraying Fruit Tn with INSECT Adopted and recommended by the Sinti' Uorticnltural Society. This Pump has been Rotten up expressly for the purpose noted. The working parts are constructed entirely of Brass and Rubber, and no aflfected by the cor- rosive solutions used in tln'ia. Th of over 200 of these Pumps during the past few months is strong testimony as to their merit, Further information can tie obtained by addre sing H. P.

GREGORY 3 and 4 California San i rcl-ipi-nMWF I 'mi TSE if! HTi 'tifi'i I'l ritirrmth 4 Price -with Quality Blade, I 50. SAW N. 17 19 Fremont HalstcA'B Incubatory 520 up. -jig Tj, 0 i'ir; Pi r.J a cubir. 1011 I THE MODEL.

4 Broad War; fnr-astiuuiiM. OaJbla.n-1, KIM Wj 4 1 1 4p 3 AimeiKPLE. ttr BAKER HAMILTON uiror.Tnis AND JIANL'FACTVREBS OF HARDWARE! AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, CUTLERY, 33T0. PAINTS AND OILS. CHADDKRDON, IMPORTER AND DEAIr bi Faints.

Oils, Vsunisht Window Glass, aiixed Paints, Artists? end Paiuters' Materiali Pai-er. cc. Ko. 04 K. HALL'S PULMONARY BALSAM rnHB BEST REMEDY IN USE FOP.

COUGHS, Colds, Asthma, Kronehitis, Influenza Ck up, Incipient Consumption, and ali Throat and Lung Troubles. Sold by all Druggists for 50 J. K. GATKS Si PropriotOM, 417 San me street, Saa Francisco nl9-lp.