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W. L. MARION,
MISS L. ). KELLOGG. NJ. D.,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER - L STREET,
between Front and Second. Office-Room 20,
International Hotel. All work satisfactorily exc
r1Ited in city and country au11- I'm
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DHYslcIAN AND SURGEON, HoaHoP
athist Office on J street, between sixth d
seventh, north side. Sacramento, Cal Diseases o.
the heart and lungs a specially Office hours, from
to II l. ". 10 3 aud 70 5 ". an2l-3plm
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DIR. WALLACE A. BRIGGS

ELECTRo- THERAPEUTfST. - OFFICE AND
r. residence No. 90 1 street Office hours: 10
n TO 4PM Consultation free. aull I'm
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r. r.. MCFARLAND,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYsICIAN-oFFICE AND
III residence, Nathan building, corner Of Seventh
and / streets. Office nours, $50 A NJ, 2 to !
and To SPIN ju30-4p1m
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A TToRNEY AT LAw-oFFlCE, FIFTH ST.
- betwesn l snd j. Residence, No. 207 !
street, between Seventh and Eighth. jylu-lnlm
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RAILROADS STEAMERS, ETC,
CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD.
Commencing Tuesday, June 81, tSSe.
AND UNTIL FURTHER soTios
TRAIN AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SkGaSSsk' @


AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SkGl&Ssk' Q
AS FOLLOWS:
A A.M.-tSrn lays exceptsd,-Aeconmo6a q
U dSsion Train % MarYssille, Req Bluh and
Redding.
n A.M.@{pdly)-overland, Emtgrtnt
U Freight and Accommodation Train.
n 4. M.-(Daily(-paciicE Express, via Davis
u Benieia, for San Francisco. Connects
SUNDAYS eXceptedl At Davis with Acc, M
~ dation Train to Woodisnt Williams and
Willows. Connects daily at Suism for
Vallejo, and via Napa Junction for Calls
toga ls;ages for the Geysersl.
no A. Nor Us soon thereafter as u &C.
W tic.ble, Sundays eXceptedl-Steam for
Ssn Francisco, touching st all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
~ A. W. (Daily)-Local Passenger Train
Do for Stockton, Tracy, Liyermore, Niles,
Oakland and San Franc SEQ. Connects
at Gait for lone, and 1T Niles for san
Jose.
lar. M.-(sundays exoepted)-LocI Pas
1V senrer Train for Davis, BENIGN and San
Francisco. Connects at Suisun for Vallejo
and via Mana Junction. for Caistoga-
Dap. M.-(Sundays excepted Passenger
DV Train Tor Davis and Woodland. Con.
meets at Woodland for Williams aud
Willows.
n p. M.-Daily) Atlantic Express for Cot
fax, Reno carson and NirglniSl, baNIe
Mountain (Austinl Palisade (Eurekal,
Ogden, Omaha and East
n T.. M.-(Daily( Express FOR
U Marysville, Chico, Red Bluff and Reddins
(stages for Portland, Greg NJ.
A II. M.-Sunday excepted Local Ao-
commodation Train 10 Lsthrop. Connects
with the Arizona ENpress for MERGED,
MADEIRA yosemite and Big Tfees), Moiave,
Newhall (San Ruenaveutura and Santa
Barbara), Los Angeles, Santa Monica,
W lmington, Santa Ana (San Diegol,
Cotton (San Be nardino), Yuma Colorado
river steamersl Maricopa (stayes for
Phoenix and Prescottb Casa Grande (stayes
for Florence>, Tucson and Benson, l,024
miles from San Francisco (stagtsfor Tomb
stone and New Mexico) Sleeping cars be-
tweea Lathrop, Los Angeles, Yuma and
Tucson.
n p. M.-Daily) y Local Passenger Train
" for Davis, Benicia and San Frane,sao.
n p. -(Dailyl-Westward Em'grant
U Train, via Davis and Benicis, for San Fran
cisco.
Z r. M.-lSundays excep.ed)- Passenger
y Train 10 Davis, Woodland and Knight 3
Landing.
n p, M.-Sundays excepted) - Virginia
U City Express for Auburn, ColfaS, Truckee
and Reno. Connects with Virginia and
Truckee Railros d for q rson and Virginia.
Sleeping Car from Sacramento to Carson.
TOwNE.. .......... General superlntende
n. - lN.t-m
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HoRsE-sHoEING.

u HEREBY ANNOUNCE TO MY FRIENDS -
4 and the public, that hereafter wiUXN
charge Only Sc. Cash. for LIGHT SHOEING. NJ N
Satisfaction quail anteed Bring your
cripples JOHN FARRES,
Practical Horse .Shoer street. between Eighth and
Ninth. au2siplm
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w, X. KNIGHTS,

Il STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD,
% near Third. Always the bestoi Wines, Liquors
and Cigars the market affords. aui'-u
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OFFICE 81 ] STREET.-oFFICE HOURS: 9
J A. NJ ard l2:Sc to 2 Pm. jy29-s
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CHARLES T. JONES AND ED. NJ. MARTIN,
4 Attcrueys-at-Iaw and Noiaries Public, have
removed their office to No. COZ street, between
Sixtb and seventh iu244p1m
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ISJ5s II FVNFHHs
DooK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
h Book Manufacturer, No. $40 J street, between
Third and Fourth, SACRAMENTO. au2o@pu
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late Of the Golden Eagle. ( formerly OF a Forest.
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LANES MCGUIRE,

MANUFACTURER OF IRON DOORS, SHUT
IVA tiers, Ratings, Gratings, House-werk ana
Biacksnithing in general No rs street, between
Filth and Sixth Second. nand Doors lor sale
nu22-4pf
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Rocr ALEX. NELSON. J. DE-
pnoT- NELSON & Co.,
REMOVED.

VTNIoN FoUNDRY-IRoN AND BRASS
4 Founders and Maehnsts Front street, be-
.Tee- and 0. Castings and Machinery OF every
description made TO order. Jnz4-spIm
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NCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Y y Diseases of the Throat. Office, 4293 street,
corner OF Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento
Cal Hours-930 to u A. NJ; to P NJ Sundays
$50 to il 4. NJ; to 4P.M Jyl-d
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS,
Glass, Varnishcs, Brushes, Wall Paper, Wlndo"
Shades and Wax Flower Goods, Pictures, Mol9i.igs
seyenth street. Sacramento, Cal. au26-4ptf
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CsOV
I1::155
$50

A. N TOwNE. General Supsrlntendei
T. H GOODMAN. .Genl Pass'r and Ticket Agen
{ao. Anti
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IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DEALERS
4 in Fine Prandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
Tor DR.. Jaffs's Celebrated Cinchona Bi:ters; also,
agents for Litton Springs Settler Water Sonoma
county California No. III street, between fourth
and Fifth. auzo4Plh
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sOLON HOLL.
wiz FYIrgY HwICs:s. M.D,

A TToRNEY AND CoUNSELoR-AT- Law,
"A CORNER SIXTH AND l STaEBrs, SACRAMENTO,
CAL jy304plm
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MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR, GIBBONS DISPENShRT,
G23 Kearny ST., San Francisco

Established n 1854, TO-
the treatment u sax, al
and Seminal Gissases
such as GonoTThes. elect,
Structures, Syphilis IN all
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc, per1aa.
, nently cured orno charge.
seminal Weakness.
] Seminal Emissions, the
@consequencecfs ot-abuse
This solitary vice or de-
sprayed seIualinduigsnce,
a
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A TToRNEY AT LAw-oFFICE, SOUTHWEST
n corner OF j and Fourth streets. Residence
Il street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. au9-4p'
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BUSINESS CARDS.
CALL on sCoTT & MUIR

MO. so3 j STREET, FOR THE LATEST Sly LES
~ in GAS FIXTURES Plumbing III all its
branches done at short notice Being practical
workmen, we are able to do work at the lowest
rateS au23-4p1m
, 1880-04-09
THE GAINESVILLE WATER-P0WER.

s.,.I, q Tha u.ttrat,o, 4
h1lL"AohEE, Apin o'.4ho 4'a'e"t'ol! pes
tween A. Hyatt SMltll and Inc occupants OF
the GAINESVILLE Water-1'ower, which has been
nenfline for n number of yetra and which, in
,o,roa ,,rona,ty - ,vnrt1, sH)o OD0 hoa nj ,pnrth
oou p.opIt., ier. ~, tho t''", y. sast1sa-
oeen Drought u eloso oy ~. nliui uec's,on
OF the Supreme Coutts anu ohlVll, the orig"
inul owner, and claimant Of the tresent title,
IA defcnte,, Il every point, The case hns
,peen a4gue1 al,a .ea1s ut -" ueSas!op
was grcatlydelayed ny tAe Illness OF Ch'el.
Justice K}an. Smiths brief wss several
hundred nagcs In length. aud tho cests In tha
oosa "a nro Immense. The fo]]owInp s,]Iob,sot
shs ~, ~ Kim V;ii ho ri INTEREST IL inwyprs.
AMI IN 7Fusn Interested in watnr-pow9rs Eel,r
nrntiw. tv 'to@e s>
,,,,,,, ,+s ,,,u,,--ov ov,,p.v,-
sA4tA w. fo"o--us ,1. ,11s is.ati.o' :: INIT
~. Under tho general leWt y my person
oth0r than tho srnntee ~ q tax-uG9u o. lanos
orone claiming under him, actually ocsuPiea
tho lard during the three years next n1taf lha
recording OF tho tnx-tteed, such grnntee t9ses
all title under tho deed; anu, Under Lie chaf-
Ter OF the City Of JA1lesvl!lc, such Rralitoa
loses title, under Ike circumstances, hiteI
tho exp ration OF one year from the recording
OF tile deed.
"1 II the grantee IN the tax-leea l!na
peaccable possession OF part oiliY Or tha
premises during the period limited. he &C.
not 10 tho remainder, which Is adversely
possessed.
"l3. Where raceway Onto which tho
waters 0f n river were turned w dain), and
a roadway connected thcrcwitll, were con-
Strtlctgu for the sole benefit OF persons OWL
, 1880-04-09
NLArNE IN 10 pAvtEsg,

10 DAVIES COUNTY, ILL.,. April lin your last
WEExLY Tn1puNK you published n canvass of
Illinois BY tho Chlcngo Ulaine Club. In said re-
port thoy atnte that 10 Dayiess County IL solid
for GRANT, whlcl. Is very fur from being correct;
and yut Il mAy send Orant delcRutes 10 tho Stntc
Convention; but II you could xet IL fair express
sion from tho people nm satisfied there Ia not
ar In fayor Of Grant Us thoir i.sTt cioicv, There
uro whole townships that hnvu not inore than
two or three Gr1,nt men In thom. In 0,p town,
Morn, It WINS sntu that there was but ono; but IN
further inquiry VIC learned TINT no was strong
li!atne mum. In tho Town OF Warren, tho hot,,U
Of !" Long Jones'" in cnnyaEs recently tnndu,
1jlRinG led tho llat. almost two tO o,c, Wush-
burnc, fr q candidate, would be tho choice of Jo
DAvtcas. NErunLIUAN,
, 1880-04-09

10 TIE Edlto. Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGo, April st will be remembered by
hpsc who road my report Of tho wllent crop III
August lust that, for the territory tributary to
Chicago a,ld Milwaukee, my estimate Of receipts
wero placed for tho crop of 1870 at these two
points nt about 10 per cont undcr what weEe rc-
cclvcd on tho crop OF 1875 and Of tho receipts On
tho crop of 1917 fully 60peF ceut would NrrlvB
tho first four months OF tho ors'p year. This cs-
tiinat0 was given after having engaged nearly
four months Of time. beginning In SIny and end
ing In August; tinlo TINT covered tho develop
nent of the stand In tho winteT-wloat sections,
to tho out turn from tho thrashorh In t1le spr1ug-
wheat sections, and Ia distance trNvcltd To aud
s s s9yss* y* Sbd ei Ser aS inS naS SfTSsy Tety
tory on tho south, Colorado cohtr,sl Eebr.lskn,
u1la 1,nkntA on tho west, Rnd MMnitoba
lMrgely increnRgd urea harvested III 1871 over
1873, was gencrRlly regarded ~ ridiculnnA!Y
x.h M Maw sss III e sas
tables, ind will ctnbrt!ct nn extra wook In 1870
81 ~ tho WHEAT crop or lis thors s" VI rscelvet-
ilttsl'fis.
A G@x9Gs y @s3 !1a
Gf III crop ot i5 horo w. fcceyea fcr ao
first fa,tr months Of tho crop 1o weeks ondiAg
Jau. J, lSs0l-
4. A. S'IssK1sRco SSh'saKGR; @tt5t leitx;ss
Total ..,,...........,,................ @,o42, ,sb
OF tho probahle recoipts frani tho crnp
Of ls'D, thus lcnyinK TO DO received IN
the balance Of tho crop. to Aug. ~, ,o ~. ~.
And making tho total crop receipts. a, eco
oeivcd frotn tie crup st 1870 alA,ut lg0D, 600
bushels, thus leaving, In round nurnbors, to ho
resciyeA fro1n The week a,ldlas Jan. to Aug. !,
, 1880-04-09

e1nsl + not snrcrior IN elegance 10 my private
fsssss "aa SssR II assa. y, qy l1s Es S r 6f %
Sss3ssa"sSss, ss E1or + -
ShSsf WITH can D thsos .To ,ut@ ooss ene t1ens$ sis
on dupont, circle. Secretary. shornlnn il build,
@ ing & new house or x street, between Thlrtccntt
hls brother, Gen. Inyner, arc hui!dInR tlno resi-
det,c.,s on II street. a number. of wralthy Nov
wcr aIsy an Il FsVs4 sf4 dea 5 ]
will come here In tho w!ntor ecnsoil. ,ls thoy r.
to to, Heewport e nr Long Dranch in tho simmer. i
,yha., VII sna, the price; 9t which sold
OFF FoN THE SUMMER
tho past w wssr aro eavng se as
so9tG oot as q to foG 5;9,I 81, yhs5S
Henry y. Laus and bin accomplished wlfo. whs
havn bcen - popular At the Ehbits liou:o ail
master master Keys wite aid In, n,Fhcrs at hnvs
returned t., ther homo In Tennessee. Mrs.
Theakcr, wife of tho e1.CommIsaloner Of Tit.
hore haB gonc back to Now York.
rltB PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION
Is being rather warmly discussed among thu lte-
lea {: H. @ q, e aca aoha n2s naSas % a Fsd
Of Con. Hancock regard tho monuments Of Ill
den With very Jealous eye, and never lot m
+ say some Glitter t,,ins ni'o't "tho old mum"
!ndgo Field undoubtedly has hopcs tint ho 1nay
Ing I,is political opinions far - md wido. Not is
SUN 1san.all idle, and his friends shy that no viii
fSctlvo Iihlen's support II "th9 old man" hnh
that he cannot receive tho nomination.
GEN. CHANTS Fn1EHDs
begin to SEQ TINT hp will not hayo "nwulkoyor"
~ Elllcag' 9,ad tley nro going into the light foF
sssse ose Ss ho laS = RS 5eSR.
lnn sna ss Hasiocs frn rnlado
HkrHE la fS1tr1 1,Hrrtr
, 1880-04-09

- SN..N's' ~~-~ |
sUMMEnr1Elp, March .'.--The Republicans of
this couity Gst. Clair) nra unanimous Tor "ash-
blrne. !
LOUISIANA.
CHANTS itECENT VISIT.
Epeetat Correspondence Of 7hs Chicago Tribune.
New ORLEANS, april 5.-"Thcre goes our f,lt-
uro Emperor" The expression was TINT Of a
somcwhat prominent Creole, a representative
nun In his why, ono Of tlat typo peculiar to
Louisiana, an ex-ShcriT of ono Of tho country
parishes, nnd recognized power, politically,
With Ills clAss. The occnslnn WIS TINT Of tho
nlvent Of Gen. Grant, tho procession III his
honor filing by, and Gen. Grnlit. 1t Is OF courso
needless to euy, WIS tho party referred to. Tho
gentleman. from his Htaudpolnt, WIS looking
10 tho wclfhrc OF his people. lilo Is Ako
tho CroolGs III goncrni,-nt once both IN
American md foreigner; an American, III that
ho Is natt%c to tho soil; foreigner, IN that, Of
foreign extraction and trimming. he sees md
reasons only from, foreign point Of view. Ho
WAS iu the enrler daya OF reconstruction an
arslcnt Republican; plnycd All active and
prominent pnrt In tho Republican organization.
His parish WINS wont tn return II round 1,s00 to
$500 Republican majority. I10 lnh0rcd zculOMsIy
for tho advancement OF the blacks; beloved
their future scc1ro In Republican hands. Ue
snw rcconstrllotion-8horn Of enforccmcnt-as
hut a yeritnble farce; that Louisiana Re-
pnblfcnls could expect nRllght Of protection US
Nepnnllcan voters. ils pnrish 's To-Day ratcd
ns Delnooratto; tho bncks have taken back
sent" ms tho Democrats havo it,--aro rapldly
aud pcraisteny fleeing tho Stnto. lie has lost
sill nj faith In Republican prumiscs,-!u Ito.
publican institutions: soes relief only III tho
establishment of nn Empire, md believes wo
will get It under Grant.
The gentleman Ia but ono Of numerous others
OF his class to bo found IN Louisiana. This be-
1inF
. Nas.ha., ~ ,,n, W.; ~ ~ soI,h J asntnnd
yory considerable footing. know Of intelligent
men, too, and plenty Of thnn,, at Tint; men of
promtucncc, and moving us such III tho higher
,""t..a - ~. ~. 49, ,,nortv naw,ent,r1 H.
Waiks OF ne VINO aEc openly auvoe''uns sno
olactton Of Grant upon th1s sole ground. Thoy
nnrtir,,,nrIv m mcl,ulnu thn haeks. md evot,
t,a n',nr ;sstoss. - nra m n,n,,rcrs ~ rcn,,.
con mt such r@t
Of franchIso do not believe thorc eau be any
staNlo or,lor OF things N based on such a foun.
datlon; Gun sec no hopes OF nny change tor inc
better, save AZ lit tho stronger forni and atloet
to eo'svs such stronger form s snro to follo"
''4o 0'''"'@o ..,,,.,,, NV. " ,,r,,.n,.rs ,au
,oo IN ,n,s n" s%c ,cclx Xs ",'rnno. r. ,ho soth
which could n"t 10 s brought t, forward IN more
,orn @ ~ o,avor,,,nc,t ~ ba',In sh Tint Y IN
INC sense Is unacs1toou VI 'ne Noftn.Inoycrala
exist ao'lth OF tue on'o ahaor the OLD regime.
The Governments wcro rither representative
row rather linn tho ,nns,c.. Hnrc In LnutsInnn.
49,, ,'.t ~. 49, '.aI H., 4,,as -, ,vt,,s s,.,.,
'%o 'Se ss 'as $eS Se ssa say
tfao Its recni tho conter5nE e. an,sSs n, e.,
nn9r waltes FiypS tlo , stato 70 tao ,o Lem
ocfttsLMeciusty, oy t@r ,no laaeEior otetnen!,
Dt M tho o4twa ~ mr. Sifhot
MuECkllSk ttlA 1NFHl lAt hllN LWu
, 1880-04-09

iefln!tly nnawer all these qucatlona. hut It Is
hoped that IL will givo tho pcopIH suet light rs
inny enable them IL better discuss ucll. t;rnnt'a
cinfm to thfrf tcr1n on tho ground nf Illinois
citizenship nnd 1T his rrptdfation nr t6cr.. Bab~
cock md ut0r men who, it Is cl.ifnc'. brought
hts Administration into 10 mich d!srCinite.
: A WAvENtN0 GRANT MAN.
, 1880-04-09

LAHTiS. Afnft:h fl-unlonbtetlly this section
shows: 1iLnfnr, IL; Uruni, 70: W'nshln,r,Ie, o;
hhcrinnn.D. Thu ex-sOl.iicrs gcncrnlIy prefer
thy vii, o A; spir % rim, iGT " '!%een m n nSa.s
CA1st.2f.trOS, April ;'.-Frnm present intiirn-
eesation] ] to prtns,sia NH n The ,'e rnnt bt,oa is
dying NIL here.
CAIlIt,riTVH, ApriI 6--T}njne IA tho cholco of
r r.,spcctubIo majority Of the Republicans "f
mt voio i1r tsrnmt II lp,ninntci: aid soiuo OF
these ,lre soIlicta WHO served under him.
new 1IMt4Axn, Mnrch .n.-1 mi In favnr of
eSces u1st ssr er q to 1G rcasc et L uramt y
te ar w g nGatsn t. 9n "S 9o.
will bctnno moro and moro nppnrent 90 tha hay
b,ru % viii unite I tle @ nartr har,noltousty. Grant
Will not.
1IlLlsnono, April al know 1}lano In the ia.
are 1or "a orant, but ths 1ank and tiie 4 aru % fof
1l,nlnu strong. ......,
WuOpflU1is April 2.-1leing q constant reader
putA f,rnnt's cialtns tsu strong.
E1.lzANErlrr,wx. MAruh :J.--1 know the pre-
Sosy e t tr ark tc9, nd o oartnty to aine
CAMiinipGg Niarch ID think that Ilonry
County is for blalnc: -, +,u...
most sTs pronltncnt, Snd T far M nhcad of nny otSer
1nan III tiis county.
OExEaED, March 99-t a.n certain e that mn,
sonaS good Hcp,,l,|icans say thoy viii not support
Grant, even il u9n,lnnted. None say TINT Of
NauyGO, March 1.-THE feeling md scntimout
Of Tho votnrs In this township ls: f,rst choice,
iicMns' iiS or s NJ isst thc greatest majarty 81 u.s.
wv not ~" + fps r. Gra Mr nna tink wod DO
TEnnE IiAuTE, March :D.-As fur ~ can learn,
WArsEKA. Mnrch 1.-lf the win Of tho people
iiffss vii ca sst z 'he ss!; sSS ane
DIX, April lit ls 1icl tAtG 10 go ihtn INC cam
, 1880-04-09
LIFE In WASHINGTON.
April Fools-Senatoriat Gossipers
Musical Party-The New
Minister to China.
Amateur Theatricals The Mexican
Legation-The Sherman We'd
ding-Jesuits to Be-
Welcomed.

" VAtVA40As
Danjs CInb-~ University Players and
Sfngcrs-The Presidential Ques.
uon and Candidates.
Special corrspondtnee of Tne Chicago Tribune.
WAs'ttsaroS, n. c.. April 4.-sfarch. which
hntl come in like q limit, went out llu.tcrng
and ator'n!us Hike Hon. but wo had bright sun
Bhlno and baltny air for April fool'a-tIay. The
snall boy s!xnaznd tho anniversary by hs cus-
totnhry Jokes on unsuspecttnK individuals, and
some children Of Il larger growth had thcir
honrcs. One Snnator, who rarely smilcs. had
clerks In the sccrctnry's Office searching Indus
trlo.ls'y Tor hearly MT hour 10 find what he de-
scrihcd ~ 4 bill for tho relief Of r. Old" and
another hHa lcaang cnnfcctluner manufacture
several pounds Of whnt hud tho external appear
Arco or delicious chocolate clr1ncla. but were
withn bits of btcnl! crust Favored with red pep
per. These wero tent In pretty little boxes u tho
wives and daughters ur othor Senators, with
tho compliments Ut Mr. ftnmitn," and that
venerable gentleman hns l,cen kept explaining
ever slncn. Thore ia moro fun going on III tue
cloRk.room Of tho Senate thnn Is imagined by
thosc who rcvercntlnlIy Razo from the gnllerIos
on tho " grave and reverend seYncurs'' during
tholr sessions, and son,e Of thetn are
FAMOUS OLD Goss1rEns
who always know tho latest scandal, md can re-
veal the secrets Of insids life hero, where tho
"rucor,iiny angel hns no Jurisdiction" and
whcrs there arg IN matly clover, Intelligent
women who arc naughty, but NICE" Ooca-
BInnnIIy ono Of these ladica will encnror to
enter soctciy, aud Will, by proper expenditure
Of cash and much crlnuing, get within tho sncrcd
portals but tho frocxtug. out process soon cxpcs
thorn. Tnlk OF tho refrigerator ships Of Prof.
UntnYcc, and Of the H!ReAl ntAnncrs Of Charles
1srn f1rtk Aunnat VIM. ttnv Rnriru. tika and
, 1880-04-09
AGood Thing to Know.

Evory man aud woman In the 4n,l ought to
know that kidnty-W Wort Ii a surs} and safe ourn
bowels Or kidneys to perform their aut!Oas uo
uut full to try It
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-02
lfroNiuenco o0urndi.l
Great Storm in the Sun.

Observers of the sun found indications of in
tense commotion on the 18th, 18th, and 18th of
August The sun spots were numerous, large
and active, and protuberances shct up their
rose colored tongues with increased force and
velocity from the surface. The earth made
instantaneous response to the solar storm. A
magnetic disturbance suddenly commedced.
accompanied by an unusual exhibition OF earth
currents. The magnetic variations were fire.
quent and large, and the earth currents con-
tinuous and strong 1t is years since the
Greenwich Observatory has recorded magnet
ic disturbances of equal magnitude, and it
sends forth timely warning to telegraph engi-
neers and those concerned in laying submarine
cables that earth currents may now become
freouent as compared with the quietness of
recent years. A superb exhibition of aurora
accompanied the magnetic disturbance. An
observer at Stoneyhurst Observatory describes
it as recalling the magnificent displays OF 1899,
20 and II while the play OF the magnets was
one of the most violent ever recorded at that
observatory. One observer describes 1t as an
outburst of streamers, appearing ike wavy,
swaying curtains from the zenith to near the
horizon, with the loveliest green tints near
the zenith Another writes that the streaks
extended from horizon to zenith, the color
being rincipally pale blue with reddish