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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
From our exchanges Of July sth.l

tAAohi Jul SAShNa-So VI "oiy pNii-J
The number of arrests from eight o'clock
last Saturday morning up to eleven O'Clock
last night footed up 262.
Bishop Simpson will start for China and
be gone six months. He will hold q con-
ference at Yokohama on the way.
Timothy Murphy, the second youngest
brother of Denis. Kearney, died yesterday
at st. Mary's Hospital, after lingering
illness.
A quartz mill, which will cost $50, 600
when laid down at its destination, is being
manufactured by Prescott, Scott & Co.,
for mines near Carboca, Mexico It will
be shipped from this city to Port Libertad,
on the Gulf of California, twenty-seven
miles distant from the point where it is to
be erected.
To-day the japanese training ship Tsu-
kuba arrived in port from Esquimanlt,
British Columbia She left Esquimault
July LIST; experienced northwest winds
during the passage She carries IS officers
80 cadets with an English INSTRUCTOR, 270
men, and registers 900 tons, and engines
of 250horse power; mounts 10 guns. She
will remain at this port about three weeks,
and then proceed to Yokohama by the way
of Honolulu. The Tsnkuba visited this
port about six years ago, and is now an
chored off Vallejo-street wharf
On Sunday last Denis Kearney, after his
harangue at the sand lot, was closely
pressed on his descent from the stand by a
large crowd, who might or who might not
be his admirers. At any rate, Denis was
placed in the centre OF hollow square of
policemen, under the command of Captain
Short, ard was escorted to a hack, into
which he entered with considerable precip-
itation, and was rapidly driven away.
Yesterday the driver Of the hack appeared
at the police station aud held out his hand
to Captain Short for the remuneration for
his services. The Captain looked at him
through his spectacles with some surprise,
whereupon Jehu explained that Denis re-
fused to pay for his carriage hire, and as it
was not customary to do work for nothing
and as he would net have taken the fare
except for Captain Short, he was obliged
to look to the said Captain of Police for
payment. Captain Short requested him to
again make a call upon Denis, and if he re-
fused to pay to report the fact to head
arfe
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COST OF FIRsr-cLAss BLISS IN PARIS.

1t is very expensive to be born in Paris.
1t costs still more to die here. But to be
married here is the most extravagant thing
a man can do, unless the brides pa planks
down the money cash, and in legions of
napoleons. Do you think all that is neces-
sary is to get her to say 6 Yes +" and to
slip a 500 note into Rev. Mr.. Walters
hand? Greenhorn France is a military
nation. A French girls heart is Sedan,
which must be approached by trenches, at
tackled byssiege artillery from behind
gabions, mined, then carried by assault.
After it is won the winner is allowed to
visit the won {the dear one) daily. He
gives her on his first visit gold ring with
one Tor at most two) very valuable pearls
wedding day he gives her the plain gold
ring and very costly sapphire or ruby or
emerald ring. He sends her daily nosegay
of the rarest white flowers tied with costly
| lace, or with moire silk ribbon, ON which her
name is embroidered in silver letters.
In aristocratic Romish families the first
person to whom the marriage is announced
is the Pope. who, the dag of the wedding,
| telegraphs his blessing. If sovereigns or
princes OF the blood are among the family
acquaintance they are inform ed by letter,
sealed always with red wax; it is against
etiquette to address such persons letters
seated with black wax. Ii these regal per-
sonages be intimate friends, the brides
| father, the mother and betrothed announce
the marriage in person to all their friends
The groom in future is introduced by tnem
only to grandparents. The parents give
their daughter twelve dresses, with stock
ings, bottines, parasols and bonnets to
match. The finest white linen and lace
alone are used in the linen. The wedding
dress must be of East Indian muslin or
eauze, covered with grange flowers in tufts,
In wreath7, in fringes, with long train of
damask. No lace Three sorts of lace
only are in fashion Valencicnnes, Mech
lin and Alencon. A mother who
has the least self.respect gives
her daughter six dozen day shirts
of very fine linen, six dozen day shirts Of
cambria, twelve dozen night shirts, two
dozen short petticoats for walking, six ball
uetticoats of muslin, with long train,
twelve petticoats for robes de chambre.
The basket is no longer willow, covered
with silk and trimmed with knots Of rib
bon, but very costly antique or modern
secretary, with every drawer filed with
presents, among them purse filed with
gold for charity in some drawers are lace
LOUNGES enough to trim two dresses Zone
black, one white), velvet enough for two
dresses, satin enough for two dresses, fancy
goods enough for two dresses in other
drawers are ball fans, drawing room fans,
flask, workbox, card case, dressing case,
and all sorts of costly knick .knacks.
Pearls are the favorite gems offered a
pearl necklace with five rows costs $780,
000-dog cheap. The groom's mother gives
diamonds. 1t is no longer the fashion to
display presents given by friends. CASH
mere shawls are no longer given-shawls
have gone out OF fashion. III Paris Letter.
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A pIsAaeEsAsLg rEaAcY.


The seven men whos being upset on Bear
Lake, near Chicago. the other day, swan
ashore and LETT all the women of their
party to drown, viii perhaps find before
they have lived much longer that there are
some conditions Of survival even less to be
desired thaa death. They viii go through
the world pointed at AMI scorned as base
poItroons, and though it is fair inference
that creatures capable of such infamy are
void CT sensibility, they viii experience
from their fellows a reception which> viii
make even such selfish wretches realize
the discomfort Of being held in loathing
and contempt by their kind. The Chi
cago press would do well to print the names
of these ours, to the end that the journals
of the country may gibbet them conspicu-
ously as the libels ON American manhood
who, having the power, refused to save
drowning women.
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THE DAILY REC0RD-UNION.
NEWS OF THE MORNING.


In New York yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at Ioss for as of 1907 1899 for IS of 1881
loog for as; sterling. 81 s5a4 SIT; silver bars,
Il42; silver coin, discount buying, par selling.
Silver in London yesterday, Sgd; consols,
9s 1l-l6; per cent United States bonds, 1859 IS
IlOl; 4ts, 1873.
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at par !;
ne2ican dollars, 90 buying, OBJ selling
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at 9s
sd@tes Cd for good to choice California.
The San Francisco Stock Board was not in session
yesterday, but viii convene at IL 4. NJ. to day.
John Knox, for many years Police Judge Of Yir-
ginia, New, died in that city Monday night
Howard, who was burned in the lookup at sIer-
ced Sunday, died Monday.
Several persons were injured at Colusa Monday
by the fail of balcony.
Michael Murphy committed suicide with strych-
nine at San Leandro yesterday.
According to the census, Chicago has an actual
population of 502,9i5.
In a duel in South Carolina Monday, Colonel L. B.
C. Cash killed Colonel Vim. NJ. Shannon.
in an ARRAY in Atascosa county, Texas two men
were killed and two badly wounded.
steamer with 100 cxeursionists on board sunk
i'll Clzenoya Lake, New York, Monday, but no lives
were lost.
riot occurred Saturday at Troy Mills, Ia, in
which four men were fatally wounded and % others
seriously injured
Roland b. Kline of Pennsylvania has been ap.
pointed Register of the Land Office at Yakima, w T.
The explosion of a Holloway fire extinguisher at
st. Louis yesterday killed Phclan Tool, fireman.
Rumors of Indian outrages are current at Walla
Walla, W.. 7.
James May, u years old, had narrow escape
from death near the Sierra BuLtes mine.
four year-oId girl was fatslly burned near Rose
vile, Placer county, Monday.
Fire at Napa.
Harry Jacobsen, aged 60 years, hanged himself
near Petaluma yesterday
At Omaha yesterday William GozoIa fatally shot
Louis Zerga.
The President has signed the commission of David
NJ Key to be United States District Judge in Ten
nesse and also of Horace Maynard to be Postmaster
General.
The Turkish authorities have decided not to ac-
cept the recommendations of the Berlin Conference.
James Geary stabbed P. Peterson at Vallejo Mon
day night.
grand banquet took place in Liverpool Monday
night given by the United States Consul in honor of
independence Day.
For the first time in nine years. the national an
nversary received attention at Salt Lake City in the
way of a celebration Monday.
The ship Ell Dorado. coal laden, is ashore on the
Washington Territory coast, and viii prove total
loss.
Considerable damage was caused by cloud-burst
near yreka, Siskhou county, Monday night
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SAN fRAHcrsco MoSEY MARKET Money
is very slow to-day. Indeed it has been quite
inactive for roauy weeks The fault is not in
the money, nor in the lenders. 1t is because
borrowers with prime securities are scarce.
The wheat crop viii soon begin TO move. 1t
is represented to be the lfrgest ever produced
in the State 1t viii require considerable
accommodation from bankers and private
capitalists to successfully handle and place it.
Lenders stand ready to do their part at the
proper tire. They viii take wheat at a
value OF lie u b, and loan against it on that
basis at S@9 per cent. in city warehouses,
and SOLO per cent. in warehouses in the in
interior, on the bay or railroad The
regular rate of discount for firstclass COM
mercisl paper is 8 per cent, but there
is more or less business at both S and 10 per
cent. The savings banks are loaning on
city property at S@9 per cent. and paying
the mortgage tax. This is equivalent 10
al per cent. Drafts on New York are drawn
at i2i4125c for mail and LOO 25c premium per
500 for Geographic. Exchange on London
is 492d for bankers bills and 1884 for conn
mercial BILLS Refined silver is l0i9l0l per
cent. discount, and the supply on hand is
large. Mexican dollars are nominal at 92@
92i, With good supply oifering.-[S. L. Bul.
letiD, July 9th.
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DIED..


Sacramento, July 5-Elnor wife OF John Swinerton,
native OF New York. As years and months.
(New York and Massachusetts, papers please copy ,
Friends and acquaintauces respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
late residence, corner Seventeenth and streets,
this afternoon at o'clock; thence to st. Rose
Church, where services viii be heidi
Sacramento July 5-Eunice Whitmore, wife of the
late W. V. Frasier, native of Coxsacke. aged rs
years. months and Is days. (Coxsackie and
New York papers please copy)
Friends of tie family, and those of her son, s. F.
Smith, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, which viii take place from the Presbyte-
rian Church, this morning at II A. NJ. Funeral
will leave residence on @ street, between Four
teeth and Fifteenth, at lo:l5 A. NJ: thence to
the church,
Camptonville, June 2T-Eyan Lewis, rs years.
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Bissett, the animal tanner of Perth,
taught an ourang to wait on the table and
perform other household duties belonging
to servants A chimpanzee has been
trained to feed and attend bakers ovca
fire on board ship. A female champanzee
in the London Geological Gardens could
lock and unlock door or drawer, and
thread any needle. In taking her meals
she used knife, fork, spoon, and drinking
cup with the same ease as human being.
The chacma baboon has been taught to
blow bellows and to drive teams of
wagon horses.
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Aud IN accordance with law, and an order OF the
Board of Directors, made on tee I'd day OF JULY,
a. D. 1850, so many shares of each parcel of stock
as may be ne cessary Will be sold the office OF said
company. No 600 L street, in Sacramento city, ON
the 10th day of July, 1880, at o'clock r. N. OF
such day, to pay delinquent assessments thereon.
together with casts of advertising and expenses OF
the sale. d. DIERSSEN, Secretary,
jy5lot No 900 L stree, Sacramento city
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, July 5-By Rev f. Beatler. a. the
residence Of the bridegroom, Charles Bell. of this
city, to Elizabeth Gates, OF Salt Lake city, {Salt
Lake Papers please copy)
Sacramento, July 3-By Rev. d, D. Hart, David w.
Knox to Flora FourEess, both OF Washington
Yolo county, Cal. (Ssn Francisco papers please
cnpv.)
Woodland, july = Charles L. Philliber to Dolly A.
TUFTS.
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a party that moved last Saturday hung
Brussels carpe. on the clothes line for an
airing, and goat came along and ate a
couple OF yards of it before he made
the discovery that the flowers were not
natural. The remarks of the owner on
making the discovery are not printable. :
[Snnnyside Press.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PATTERN MAKERS WANTED:

A NUMBER OF PATTERN MkKERs ARE
"a Wanted Immediately a. the
RIspoN lRca WORKS, SAN FRANCISCO.
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THOUSANDS BgSEFIrED-Ts clipped from
the Gasette, Yonkers, n. Y, the following
Thousands of human beings that have for
years been sufferers from diseases of kidneys
and liver, are now being made well and
happy by the use of Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure. 1t is the only medicine in
existence that viii eifectually cure Bright's
Disease While Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure
is the only sure remedy for diabetes. III. G.
Kirk & Co, agents, Sacramento.
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BORN.

Sacramento, July 2-wife Of W f. Johnson a son.
Washington, Yolo county July 4--wfe of Thomas
McNerney, daughter.
Florin, Sacramento county, July 1-wife of C. t.
Casey, son.
Quincy, July 1-Wife OF A. Berg, SON.
Antioch, July 2-Wife of Fred. Peters, daughter.
San Luis obispo, July 1-Wife of j. A. Cooksey, a
son.
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MINING NOTICES.

Fountain Mining Conpany.-Princi paI
place Of business Sacramento city, California.
Notice. There is delinquent upon the following
described stock, account of Assessment No. IL,
levied on the 25th ay of JUNE, A. d. 1880, the
several amounts set opposite the names of the
rssnective share holders as follows.
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ATTENTION, HoRRIBLss {

vEyINNERS OF PRIZES ARE NOTIFIED 10
w be present ut the Court house, Tt,sS
"wednesday EVENING, at o'clock, to receive ire
awards frcm She Treasurer.
iy7.lt W. e. GRICGS Secretary
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r. Ia Mars seminal PiiIs cure all

Dr. Ia Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases OF Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Nigor Noe
cal Debility aud all that class of COMPLAINTS arising
from Excess, Iudiscretion Abuse. The old find in
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and tie
young safeguard and protection. Dr.. La MARS
SEMINAL Plus restore the Sexual Organs, debilitated
from whatever cause to their pristine ugor. Price,
81 SO per bottle Sent c. o. D. by express to any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
to A. McBoYLE s CO., Druggists T. o. Box l,952,
San Francisco. m4-3m
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The Scotchman and the mineralogist :
g Yon man gave me his bag to carry by .
short cut across the hills to his inn, while
he took the other road. Eth twas dread-
fully heavy, and, when got out of his
sight, determined to see what was in it,
for I wondered at the unco weight of the
thing; and man, its no use for you to
guess what was in that bag, for you'd neer
lind out. 1t was stones" sAnd did you
carry it," aCarry it Man, do you
think I was as mad as himself? Nae
nae I emptied them all out, but filled
the bag again from the earn near the
house, and 1 gave him good measure for his
money"
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GENERAL NOTICES.

De.ay in The u>c OF medicine Is effen
the cause of dangerous nlress. IN the great
majority of cases the dislike to swallow offensive
and nallseous doses is the assigned for this
delay, but this objection does not exist against
BRISToLS SARSA rARiLLA and BRISr0LS
sUGAR-CoATED PILLS. both pleasant to
take, and are by lar the surest medicines to make
you well. JYiIt
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GARD CT THANKS.

y5yHE MEMBERS OF ENGINE AND Hoss.
Company No. ] tender their most sincere
thanks to all Of the ladies who 50 literally con-
tributed flowers to the Fire Ladies' for decorating
July 9Th ard 9Th Nest respectfully yours By a
unanimous VOTE OF THE COMPANIES
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Nosier.-The Monthly Meeting of the
Capital Gymns stun Club is postponed from Monday
evening to THURSDAY EVENING, July s, 1880
All persons who desire 20 become members of the
Club should hand their applications to the Secretary
ut once By order of THE PRESIDENT.
II. D. GAMBLE, Secretary. jy5 til
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

The steamer City of Peking arrived at
San Francisco Monday, 81 days and %
hours from Hongkong, via Yokohama Is
days and IA hours.
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JAPAN.

The Japan Mail of June 18th has the
following: The principal event of the past
fortnight has been the departure of the
Emperor with considerable suite on a
tour through portion of his dominions.
No Ecws has yet been received of the
reception met with by the United States
man.of-war Ticonderoga in Corea. 1t is
evident, however, that the Coreans are con-
siderably exercised in their minds Just
row. In our last mail issue we alluded to
an alleged landing effected by a detach-
ment from a Russian man. of-war. Yer
nacu,ar journals here report the arrival of
III. NJ. S. Pegasus in Fusau, where there
was previously another British war vessel.
Calls were rnterchanged between the Cap
tain Of the new arrival and the japanese
Consul. who is said to have assisted the
foreigners, as far as lay in his power, In
the investigations 1t is added that tho
natives had organized forces, and We're pre-
pared to offer armed resistance to any at.
tempt at close intercourse, and that, dur
ing the stay of the English vessels IN the
harbor, the Coreaa Governor prohibited
his peoples visits to the japanese settle
ment, thus causing what trade there IS to
be temporarily suspended. For the truth
of this, and more. japanese writers are
alone responsible.
The opening of the new port of Gensar
in Corea to Japanese trade is officially re
ported.
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BETTER TIxzs.-The Democrat, New Or.
leans. La, says: Suffering among inch IS
have been troubled with diseases of kidneys
aud liver. has been perceptibly better since
the introduction among US OF Sfarner's Sale
Kidney and Liver Cure. ~. c. Kirk s Co.,
agents, Sacramento.
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NOTICE TO PARENTS.

GHILDREN WHO DESIRE PERMITS TO
~ enter the lower grades primary and Inter
mediate) will be examined in the school building Mt
the corner OF Seventh and streets, comm encing at
o'clock A. N. THURSDAY, July sth.
iy7-lt f. L. LANDES, Superintendent.
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CHINA.

There is little news as to the position of
affairs at Pekin. A correspondent says
There is no doubt in regard to there being
a strong war party; and it seems probable
that only the inability of Russia to engage
in further conflict will avert the calamity.
The situation is somewhat the same as it
was after the Tientsin massacre, with this
exception, that then China was terrified,
now she is bold and presuming. Now, as
then, her antagonist is brave but crippled.
The Choya himbun says that "the Chi
nese Government has prohibited opium
smoking throughout the whole of the EN-
pire, and after two months if any one vio-
lates the law on the subject, he will be very
severely punished. Special proclamatiohs
against opium smoking and gambling have
also been Issued at Shanghai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
DFCIslONs-DEC. 90.

Spprcwe Courf-Chambers BY Judge Van Worst.
Mack AIT Mayblum-RepoTt conhrmed aud Judgment etc
Lowee agt Caruth In the matier OF ferret III le
granted. Nelch agt Buchan-
BY Iucge Lawrenee-Ihe People aet '
denied Fisk Fisk.The plaintiffs counsel mas todhh
established by his points In answer 10 my memo nS
herein November u. 1880 the right OF the pialnuH 10 e
the report Of the referee confirmed Judgment Tor ,9e
TN Alexander AlcxanderIn this ease an oiuer ws
made sending the case back TO take fnrner po9s
aud particularly 20 collision. cannot on suAVls con
firm the report II the defendant oanno prodnce ~ wnes
tho plaintiffs attorney should least state before e referee
those facts which he has emhoden In MS ahdait made 90
the matter OF the United states torset So
panyOrder settled In the matter OF BIoadheaG- 90
md the IN this case tue reports the e
cree winch designated nv the numbers l. ana T.
Common Picds-Specdl ITai-Bv JudgeNan Hoesen
Sager Hannah Order Of examination dismissed-see
memorandum.
Marine Court-Gcnerdl TeJm-]v Judges McAdam
and Isaacs- ficchmann ag Wils0D.-Judgment ahrnled
costs opinion by McAdam, j.. filed. Marsh aEt sue
phans>ee MEMORANDUM. -, 49,.
Chnmbers-By Judge Isaaos-Zshn agt. COlt-Moton
granted second Friday in January ISL Dew oil 9g
commission Oriercd FaIwcaiher agt reeves
approved. agf Nath Notion 20 vacate Orer
granted Junk REYNOLDS Motion
unless Of order compiled With IN
the matter rrowceDefendant discharged under IA
dav act examination and assignment fled VIII orders Cfcn
well aC. and anOrher.-0rdcr settled Buchnrr agt
Commerce Metallic Burial case Company agt Jennings
Granted.
By Judge McAdam.--Chsppen agt wmtcrs-Order settled
ardfl -