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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-04

wo Black Mmi Cloth
Anwoo Black Cashmere 35 cents yard
Forfench Awuo Striped Shoodas 45
Black Boaded Silks 40
Alwoo Striped Black
Large Variety Black Grenadine 10
of New Fashionable Plain
Leading Shades
Black Satin De Lyon
Cded Beige in Steel and Brown Mixture
Light Cod Armue Dress Goods Eu and Light Blue
Assorted Lot Pds Pmhead Checks yard
Awoo Cames Hair Light Grey Light Brown Mixtures
Excellent Value Black Satin
sortmento of
An Endless Variety Buntng Mhas Figured and Bdd Dress Goods
Prices from Isl to 80 yard with Stripes and Paid match
of
Excellent Value Clden Fancy
Ubeached Table
Good Sized White Damask Dols
Combination Galcos in Dress Patterns yard
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

FTyHE FOR YEARS wELL-KNowN Ga
ST. LOuIs Brewery, EEEa
Situated corner of Sixth and q streets, &&sS=@si
N the city of Sacramento, is, on account OF the
death OF the proprietor for sale cheap. Inquire Of
a.. BOIL, S25 J street. m20-G
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Gravel Mines Shut Down under Ipjunc
fious.

GRASS VALLEY, June Sd-At last the
large gravel mines around here have shu
down for the present. Iniunctions hav
bsen served on the Superintendents of tn
North Bloomfield and the Milton gravel min.
ing companies. These mines have discharged
between two and three hundred men. who are
out of employment, and unable to find work.
As yet quartz mining is still being pushed
ahead
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5loaks, Dolmans, listers, etc., etc.

Place has also been allowed for DREssING-ROOMs SO
that Ladies will find Of the Peasantest well
the Most Establishments to their sho
ping at.
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ARIZONA.
Fisticufrs ut TOmbsfone-Land swindIe-
EuiIiOn Slinmenfs

Bullion Shipments.
TOMBSTONE, June 3i.-Clark and Field,
two opposing land-title magnates had free
fight to-day in restaurant. The latter was
eut in the head by tumbler thrown, and
friends interfered before pistols came in play.
Clark was fined $25.
Another land swindle was exposed yester-
day.
The Union publishes the total shipments
of bullion for May at s4S1, sos, an increase of
S51, 900 over April.
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WILLIAM u. MILLER


(Iate WITH FIoDergL
ATo ess STREET, NEAR SEVENTH,
IN Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer sTSS.
and Dealer in Watches, Siverware Jewelry, s-XA
etc Repairing specially, under Robert ga =
S<Arsh- All country orders promptly attended 20.
a2qipu
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Not Guilty-Rusiaess Saiiure-EeId 10 An.
swer-Runaway Accisienf-fn jurel by
Falling Tree -Deafh-Released from
Observation-Disclosures Dog.


PORTLAND, June 3d.-The jury in the case
of the United States VS.. Thomas Doig, the
pilot. returned this afternoon verdict of not
guilty. The defendant was discharged and
his bonds ezonerated.
The crockery establishment known as the
Golden Rule Bazaar, Isador Gumbert, propri-
etor, was closed to-day by attachment. The
total liabilities will reach $4,000
J. w. Holmes, arrested here last week on
a charge Of horse stealing in Yakima county,
W. T., has been held to await the action OF
the Grand Jury, and is now in jail.
At Golden Gate yesterday. Mrs. Williams,
farmers wife. living in Washington county,
was thrown from wagon by runaway team
and sustained very serious injuries.
Judge Westacol, of Washington county,
was very seriously injured yesterday, by GET
ting caught under falling tree. His shoulder
was crushed and several ribs fractured.
John Badollet, member of a prominent
salmon packing firm on the lower Columbia,
died at his home in Astoria last night, after
several weeks illness. Deceased came to
Oregon in 1850. He leaves a wife and four
children. He was aged 90 years, and q
prominent member Of the Masonic fraternity.
He will be buried by that Order tomorrow
fhe American bark Alden Besse has been
released from quarantine at Astoria. The
vessel will be very thoroughly fumigated be-
fore being allowed in port. Captain Noye
and Miss Ada Brown, a passenger, have
both being released from their quarantine
quarters, the physician stating that no danger
existed of CONN unicatipg the contagion.
The house of G. Newby, of McMinnville,
Ysmhill county, wss entered by burglars
yesterday, and $500 in coin taken. No clue
to the thieves exists.
A dog was killed this afternoon in the up
per portion of this city, which gave unmis-
taxable indications of hydrophobia. The
animal was perfectly rabid, and made a dash
at several persons, who very narrowly es-
capped being bitten. After an exciting chase
the dog was dispatched.
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Always glad to you We shall be especially
to have you call on us this week, and new
quarters, goods and improved facilities Respectfully
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A DuyL HEAp and bilious stomach can
be best corqusred by Kidney Wort.
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Mrs. Partington is an invalid, and goes
about with his crutch.
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OREGON.
The Mysterious Disappearance To be
AbandOned-search for a Body-Wheat
II

n srket.
PORTLAND, June 3d.-The latest news from
Albany relative to the mysterious disappear
ance of w. W. Francis would seem to indi.
cate that instead of being foully dealt with
he had left for parts unknown, taking with
him all the money. 1t is said that he had
money to the amount of $500 belonging to
other parties. It is now claimed that Fran
els decided all his property over to his wife
the day before coming to Albany. Search
for the missing man continues, but the i'm
preston is gaining ground that it is all
hoax or blind, practicsd by Francis for some
selfish purpose.
Camp Howard, by order of the Depart
ment commander, will be abandoned at once,
all military stores being moved from the
post.
Search is still being made for the body of
James Mcconnell, who was drowned here last
night, but without success.
Wheat quotations for the past week are on
the basis of 81 Sll@1 32d, the latter figure
failing in the latter part of the week to in
duce holders to SELL The market may be
quoted as firm at 81 92dl, with no business do
ing.
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Another slIekens Producer Closed Down

SMARTsvILLE. June 3d.-The employees
the Excelsior Water and Mining Company
were notified to-day that the mines would be
closed down, owing to the granting of an in
junction in the case of the city OF Marysville
versus the North Bloomfield Mining Com
pany. The foreman and miners were all dis
charged
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WILLIAMS, June 3d.-This afternoon, o
Quortins, an eight-year-old boy named Stott
was instantly killed oy horse which he was
riding falling upon hirn.
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New Masonic Hall.

PETALUMA, June d.-Advertisements for
proposals for building Masonic Hall have
been published, and the erection of the same
will probably be commenced next week. The
construction Of several other fine building
viii be commenced during the present month.
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DENTISTRY.
w. WOOD.

n nENTIST.-REMovED TO oUINNs~zo
Building corner Fourth and stree;s) 500
Artificial Teeth deserted on all bases Improved
liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for the Painless Extrae-
tion Of Teeth. m2fu
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DRs. BREWER 4 s0UTHwORTH,

n ENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER oF1HEa
~ Seventh and streets, in Bryte's news6Sffsss
building no stairs Teeth extracted without pain
1y the use Of improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
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have been received to-day from nearly every
county in the State, and also from Oregon
and Washington Territory, in regard to the
weather and crop prospects. Rain fell yes
terday and Thursday night at nearly every
point, in some few instances doing slight
damage, but in the majority of cases being of
much benefit. Heavy thunder and brilliant
lightning accompanied the storm. From all
directions come reports of encouraging crop
prospects.
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70 LET OR FOR SALE.


Advertisements of Eve lines in this department are
asserted for IS cents for time; three times for SO
ostts ~ 10 cents per week.
EHoR sALE-Two CERTIFICATES, TEN
IL shares EACH Gsrmania Building and Loan As
s3ciation Stock, second feries. Inquire at S. J.
NATHAN S CO.'S, northeast corner Third and h
streets. j32t-
rnn ACRES FOR sALE-CoNsIsT- ass.
&sGUU ing of Farming, Fruit Vine and Nass
Garden Lands, in farms and lots of size to --is--
suit purchasers, from twenty acl es upwards lying
from p to miles north of Yacave, Solano county.
Apply at the banking house of JAMES L. ENGLISH,
southwest corner of Fourth aud streets Sacra-
snento. je2h
TSoR sALE-CARL sTRoBEL, 321 j STREET,
H1 has handsome double seat Phaeton for sale.
at IS suited for city or country travel, and viii be
sod cheap; is almost new. ie2-tf
ETyOR SALE-THE WEST HALF OF LOT -
5, F and G, Fourteenth and Fifteenth y.
streets. Nice, Comfortable HOUSE on. 1z1s.AA. 1zss..AA
portion, zQx1o0. Price, 1850. Cottage on other
portion; four rooms and basement; lot 40x6o.
P-ice S525. The lot s dry at sll times Of the year.
Fine Fruit Trees property. Inquire OF MRS.
OTTO EMERS. on the premises m30lmt
EJ1oR sALE-A wELI-FURNISHED s5@Fs
Brewery doing good business, .szZsi
with saloon and dwelling house. For par SssS=sl
1ieulars address MRS II. BLASAUF, Nevada City,
Cal rn2l-2ms
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THE WEEKLY UNroN

ItIlD.isheu IN selnl-WeeEIy partsb
Is issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each week.
comprising Eight Pages in each ISSUE Sixteen PAGES
each k and is the cheapest ana most desira BILE
Home, News and Literary Journal published on the
Taca Goa t.
Terms, One Year. 20
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Board, saying it would be Of great interest to
open a road to Mill creek, so that the Bodie
travel would come through the valley.
Four hundred dollars would make q
good trail to the edge of the grant, and
others would continue on TO the
Mono trail. It would open to tourists also
two new features-Y osemite Point and tie
North Dome. Travel goes both sides of the
valley now, and can be thrown through it
easily by intersecting the Mono trail and
bring the latter sixteen miles nearer q stage
route. The Commission received the suggss-
tion with great favor. Guardian Hntehings
explained the route of the proposed trail
Colonel jackson said the Commission would
go TO work to do all that can be done for the
interests of the State aud valley. The Board
had shown liberal spirit in hesring all, now
all should know what privileges and rights
they have in the valley. He therefore moved
Tor an executive session Thursday, with o
view to settling all these difficulties, and lay
ing out work to be done in the interest of the
State property. The Board then adjourned
until Thursday.
Gray Murder TrinI-Jury Completed.
REDWOOD CRY, June 3d.-The work
impaneling the jury Is progressing slowly in
the Gray murder case. Three additional
Jurors were accepted, making eight. MANY
- SNs JAaSis iuSotloESu nave CONSCIENTIOUS
seruples against the death penalty. Great
interest is manifested to-day in the progress
OF the trial, the Courtroom being crowded.
The wife of defendant wss in Court, accom-.
panied by Miss Sherman, of Santa Barbara.
Several prominent citizens of Southern Cali.
fornia are in attendance. The rulings
Judge Head are prompt, and elicit genera
appreciation. The jury was completed to-
day. They are: w. a. Marsh, c. Krumlin,
w prics McE;nJa,, NJ;cb,.l -
Chris. johnson, L. B. Bernard, William
johnson, John Bennett. L. j. VIM, E. Ber-
tans, w. Z. Stanton. Senator Burns and
John @. Maynard were in attendance al
day. Public sentiment is pretty evenly d.
vided. The opening statement will be made
tomorrow morning. and the prosecution wi
begin the Introduction of testimony.
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The DAILY RECORD-UNION.
PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Company.
TM. II. MILLS, General Manager.
Pablieafion Onice, Third ST., bet. and z.

THE DAILY REC0RD-UNzON
,ubIished every day of the week. SUNDAYS az,
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Municipal Politics Republican Action

Municipal POIitics-lkepubIican Action.
SAN Francisco. June 3d.-The Republi-
can County Committee this evening adopted
a resolution to appoint County Convention
to nominate candidates for city and county
officers, and also adopted resolution that no
Federal, State or county officer, or member
of the State Central or County Committee
shall be eligible to seat in the Convention.
The adoption of this plan of nomination is
likely to make trouble in the party ranks, as
there is strong element in favor of holding
primaries and opposed to the concentration
Of power in the hands of the County Com
r,ittee
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of Eve lines in this department are
serteS feT % cents for time: three times for 30
sS-tg or rs cests Der week.
@ TTUATIoN WANIED-BY A MIDDLE AGED
. woman as housekeeper for gentleman /; is
willing to make herself useful about the house no
objection to the country. Apply at this Office.
j3 lws
A RELIABLE WIDOW LADY DESIRES A
Ia. situation as housekeeper; understands
slerintending boarding house no objection to the
country. Apply at this Office. i3-3ts
TKTANTED-A GIRL TO COOK AND DO GEN
w eral huusework. IA Fifteenth street jest
O. ITUATIoN WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
- gardener just arrived from the East. Can take
care Of horses and make himself generally useful
about the house. Inquire at Mechanics Exchange,
street, between Front and Second. je2 ST.
VIZ TANTED-Two YOUNG GENTLEMEN DE
Wv sire to correspond with an unlimited num-
Ser OF young ladies' with a view TO matrimony. No
letters answered unless picture is inclosed. Ali
commune stions strictly confidential. Address GUS
ELLSWORTH, P. o. Box AIS, Sacramento. rn30-1w.
.GTRAYED FROM GERBER BROS "a
- Ranch. four miles from Florin. ksslSTA
y earring sorrel Colored Stud COLT, with LSLLA
: sar on Forehead. liberal reward will be paid
sSeturning to GERBER BROS. m25-1m'
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EMTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Fur
slishing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with
Esip, free of charge to employers HOUSTON q
Co. one door south of Fourth and streets, Sac
gSuiento cit9. ul3 lpd
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
THE YOSEMITE COMMISSIONERS.
Meeting of the Board in "The wonder of
the world"
A JURY SECURED IN THE CRAY MURDER TRIAL.
Gravel Hines Shut Down Under In
functions.
NEWS ITEMS FROM OREGON AND ARIZONA
Further Proceedings in the Case OF the
Hopkins R.tate.
Etc......,............E Etc......,............E ETC.
CALIFORNIA.

Esc......,............E ..Etc.......... Etc
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Advertisements of FIVE lines in this department are
ssssed for IS cents for one time three times for 50
cents ng 76 cents rer week.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser
saturday SEPTEMBF
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

- The duties of the public prosecution are
represented by an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT designate,
an Acknowledgement ad interim, a Deputy
Acknowledgement an Advocate OF the Crown,
an Acting Deputy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and the
Crown Prosecutor in the Police Court.
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The rate Of Commissions 10 be paid Tax As
SCISSORS and Tax Collectors for the year 1881, viii
be As follows: Tor Honolulu, Lahaina. Wsiluku.
Makawao, Hilo, and North Kohala three per
cent. all other Districts four per cent.
JOHN :. ak Minister Of Fiusnce-
Honolulu. sept. 7th ISL
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E The Rev. W. J. Smith delivered a very
impressive sermon on the doctrine of the Blood,
at Fort Street Church, on last Sunday evening.
The revival services have been continued with
earnestness during the week under the charge of
Rev. J. A. Cruzan, Rev. w J. Smith and Mr..
Hallenbeck.
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Hon. J~o. Z. BUSH has been appointed Tax Assessor
for ihe District Of Honolulu, vice Chss. q. Judd. absent
JOB ; WALEER,
Ava. 2-th. Minister OF Finsnce.
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Mr. J. q. TUCKER has been appointed Tax Assessor for
the District OF Hawaiian, Kansi. in place Of c. Pogranu.
resigned. job s. WALKER,
Aug. 27th- Minister OF Finance.
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REVIVAL SERVICES ON SUNDAY.-At Fort Street
Church Sunday Morning, J. A. Cruzan will
preach on The Power of the Cross" In the
evening there will be a Union Platform Meet
San Francisco, and Evangelist Hallenbeck Will
make brief addresses upon the important theme,
"What Shall be the Results and the Future of
this Revival ? " Mr.. Cruzan Will speak to the
Hawaiians at KawaiBhao Church in the evening.
During the afternoon the usual meeting for
young men will be held in the Lyceum, when
w. j. Smith will lecture on The young mans
mission"
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~ Two runaways to record this week-one
on Saturday afternoon, and one on Sunday
morning. The frst-named was a pair of black
ponies attached to a wagon loaded with oats and
a variety of groceries. They tore up Fort-street
at full speed without any driver, finally unhitch-
ing themselves from the vehicle by coming in
contact with a lamp-post at the corner of Bere-
tania-street. An irreparable smash was the con-
sequence, but no damage to the animals. The
runaway on Sunday was also. a eam-Drs
M'Grew's pair of handsome greys. They sue
ceeded in demolishing the doctors carriage, and
were finally arrested in Richard-street. Scarcely
a week passes by but we are called upon to record
some similar accident.
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Mr.. J. W. KALUA hss been appointed Tax Assessor fer
the District Of Lshsins. Maui. in place Of a. Fernandez,
resigned. JOHN s. WALKE
AUG. 27th. Minister OF Finance.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JOHN fl. BROWN, Inspector Of Weights and
Measures, Tor the Island Of Oahu.-1O3 BeretanIa Street.
Orders may be left at the Police Station. Julys, sl,f
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e Among other marked IMPROVEMENTS which
show the great strides which Mahukona has
made of late, we have to note that the 5. f. and
Honolulu Transfer Company have extended their
field of operations by establishing a mail and
baggage express between Mahukona and Kohala.
Mr.. Hallenbeck and party travelled in the COM
pany's double team car, and expressed delight at
the ease and comfort provided for this long
Journey. The car meets each steamer on arrival
for the conveyance of passengers and luggage :;
and rice versa on the departure of the steamer.
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- The following programme OF music will
be played by the Band, in Emma Square, this
afternoon, commencing at half-past 4 o'clock =
AlhrCn@ en- 10000. $1,000" "--r BUS
Overture Morning, Beethoven
Quadr1lle-" German Songs, ldenSerI
Selection" The Lombsrdians," by equesD-~..-Verd
Galop-" Pomona,
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~ Some needed repairs have been executed
during the week to the wooden cells at the foot
of the Police Station yard. The object of this
work has been to prevent the recurrence of such
an Incident as occurred on Tuesday afternoon
last, when a Norwegian who had run away from
his contract service on Maui. and was to have
been sent back again by the Likelike, succeeded
in making his escape by lifting one of the floor
ing boards of the cell he was confined in. From
the appearance of the new work, it does not
appear probable that anyone will be able to
repeat the enterprise. A substantial cross slab
has been laid upon the flooring within the door
stills crossing each plank of floor, and other pre-
cautions taken to make the cells secure.
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HAWAII.

The following persons have been commissioned
A. Tax Collectors for the year 1881.
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Anhsrtistmtnis
F%LAT-F0OTED ~!

" there = oes thing more Disgusting ,haa aassher, t . "a
useup snd Commerce rsadug chat purpors 10 Be = good
story thea, ~ yog ct Interested. have the thlaE slide into a
aascnble qaaeE advertisements. such a paper shsuid be sEt
upou aud q The man % aEsa 10 has the proper reg, ~
su request al iatrslgcuon % The Eitor. szeh . dodge . a
If.ad, All The gloi. are WortI-.. WY a. cone out
square and on
FLAT-FOOTED.
4sa say that ysu have % sell. br Instance,
IT q II a Q
FIRST, let the ORs HEAL BRAND b. asaIisses.
purchaser Esat 10 a saies' stable The hester Led SE
or Inspection = hsue IL E5od esndiu0n add Ezooth-enafst.
The buyer. ho~syer. ta5GEhI be uas too aacIeat Er hs ~.
The hs-gler. On the sY. injected a htn- " that Brad In =
LIQUID state into The horses eye. The effect vas magical
10 restored the animal 10 equine yoGth and ther- Has =
cor rsusivsr prsseisz arognI The gard. No hostl-r should
- without 70. Aat hen there Z,
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BY AUTHORITY.
Reception at Iolani Palace.

On Tuesday at II o'clock An. Her Roya.
Highuess the Princess Regent, received AT
Iolani Palace, the Right Reverend the Bishop OF
Olbl. cOnsecrated lately at san Francisco. and
who enters upon the duties Of Coadjutor Bishop
10 assist Right Reverend Louis Maigret. Bishop
Of Arathea and Vicar Apostolic.
Monsieur Feer. Consul and Commissioner fol
France, having been presented 10 Her Royal
Highness by the Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
and the COMMISSIONS having presented Mons.
Ratard, Chancellor Of the French Legation.
then presented 10 Her Royal Highness, the
Right Reverend Bishop Of OIba, who presented
the following members Of his Clergy:
Reverend Father Eustathe PretesenIe.
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u u "a Q Q
LORILLARD,

- 10 al skRp=.
aARD PRAISED. LIGHT Pressed. LAE0E PLUG-.
SMALL PLU5s 4 LEAF SHAPE.
And then
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HANCOCK.

go. ''s9ssss ss'''s ss''.'''' 49,
NATURAL LEAF. LARGE PLUG. SMALL PLUG.
BLACK PLCG.
some bali aataraI Leaf and another kind thz; isn't-