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do no more thnn to afford them u reasonable OPP
portuuity to do so.
SAFE-BLOWING.
4 Hold Burglary Friday Night.

4 Hold Burglary Friday Night.
Employees of Doldenwcck e. ,Henne, stonecut-
tiers and contractors ut Nos 1872 to q. Harrison
street, upon reaching the yard yesterday morn-
ing discovered that the otfice-door had been
b,lrt in during the night, and the snfe blown
open and robbed. The office lisa small two-story
frame building, situated In the yard, and Is the
only building On tho south side OF the street be-
tween Fifth avenue and the bridge. The rob-
berry WIS reported to the police directly after its
discovery, and SerEt Duffy went at once to in
ycstigate. He found that the burglars had first
attempted 10 gain entrance BY using jimmy
upon wlnGUw. but nudi11y tho franc go warped
that it would not open. they renquished tho
euort, and eusly burst in thin and fr:sil door
which was projected on the % outSlae 10 ny a opsn PEP
Just above the lock, and filling III some powder.
attached u. fuse, and then hid In the stone-yard
until the explosion TOOK place. Finding that no
one WAS alarmed by tue noise, they returned to
the Office and completed the Job. The door OF
rho sMfc h:ti been thrown clear Oft Its hinges,
aud the room TILED With fine impHlpable pow.
der. They ransacked the contents thoroughly,
a1d cAme to the conclusion that a small iron
box in one of the apartments Of the safe
10 their boots, anu Sergt. Duffy was able to fol-
low their fo', prints from the tIn,c they left the
office INIT! they crossed the bridge into the
West Division. .....
The burglars were undoubtedly professionals
at safe b!Uwing, and are likely the ones who
during the winter. They calculated the amount
Of powder 10 nicely. us not q window In the Of
fiea was cracked. although the sale stands right
beside one The iron hox conluined. rs
neurly US the firm is able 10
estimate, about $50 cash and some papers
which are Of no use to any uno snve the nwners.
Ii was asccrtained yesterday that the bur,:nry
WIS committed early In the evening. as NUM-
bcr tf people in the vicinity heard the explosion
shortly after O'clock, but paid no further Ut
tcItion oft.
Al ubout the same time burglars forced en-
trance to F. j. Cotnerfnrds cHrpelster and black
smith shop ut NO :sE} Fifth avenue. in the same
neigbborbot'd and stole about $50 worth OF tools,
which were recovered Yesterday in George
COtey's secondhand store, ut No. al Canal
street. At first il WAS thought tho safe blowers
had hand in this robbery also, but such proves
npt 10 have been the casG.
, 1881-04-17
THE SOUTH TOWN.


All the Republican Candidates De-
ElaFed Elected.
After occupying an entire week with the cam
Fass OF the South Town returns. the Board cou-
cluded its iabors yesterday afternoon. Acting
upon the advice OF counsel employed by them,
Messrs Thompson and Dnollttic, though the
opinion of the former was the m:,re closely fol-
lowed Of the two, tho Hoard tb1'w out the con-
stabulary vOte of tho Second und Fuurtu Pro-
cinc.s OF the First Mur'1, III welt us the entire
returns OF the FIft1 and Sixth Precincts Of the
Fitth Wurd. Aravt trunl the aEonizeL anxiety
OF the various candidates, principally fur the
office ut Constable there WAS little interest mun-
Tested. and there was uu'y II slight attendance
ofspcctatuss when the decision IF tho Bard
vas announced. The result Is US follows:
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CITY REdL ESTATE.
E,0R SALE-BY BAIRD d BRADLEY
- Room Is III Ia SuiIe-sE-:
NORTH SfnE-9nvnrH1 eJernnt residences on Dear

FoR SALE-BY BAIRD d BRADLEY,
R Kgo@ II = t. sae,f ro,,aepco. on Dear
sq;a:sy:: .Saih i 6!!I.io5- ' . saa~sa.
hHt1'tSa: ::to5y 1mo ra9e on brick basement
9y yana 1saRs brick In
Essss.s*::s ssas= tsk.st ::;esy ::sFyy sssf bf'sk
"sa 81 n 1af 1e 1
sontss W co iss5 on fneh stnees @ North sos a
WEST, i slDE-Ws WasalnEton-sI. 2-stofy and base
n.h eSrass MfSa
- A Arark-av., 2-stor5 ana bnsomont brick octagon
:S; fss@e sot:sss sea.s fsen. ,es z.! -,
frnnt, I,o,saTd roSi. ''"'' A1'u '''0''0"' 1'N '0
II II S19.h ;nSas MorS.a:sL. *:s.ory tsams:
a0 South oakley 2sto1J and basement brick. octagou
s south Oakley, :stoy and basement brick, octason
~ soulh Oakley. astory and basement BRICK oc,aeon
- Sah Oakley s:.,o5y ssa basement brick
i ~ Sn1,S sstory and prte
! Fa!ton ssa 1
tssa sP1efe e 81 so7
i SsiS Ss5is ?,'ssy s;sy tfass isss
som siSEsi sto and base
F Il; l"ans:sy :sss; ste5y :ias !@%s with barn
~ s. indiana NJ. ?,story fa,ne. with basement
5ti Fvtest-aS, :-s1oEy ind Basement brick octagon
M ~ ot s1a aaa ss
So5theast corner Market ana Van Buren-sts, 511:.
~ II T., l%,xa,; w!tl, lalse y s!lfx * 6suse:
, 1881-04-17

we're chiefly in relation to the returns frn,a the
sixth Precinct Ut the Fifth Ward, which in his
siew governed the other t.tst.S. in this eust
certnln candidates received eueh nurc than 500
s"tes In excess of the n-iist. Tic taly-shect
oblc out this view. anu rs the fals.ty Of the rc-
futn appeared upon Its face and the board had
no power tu 70 behind tho returns, the duty uf
.ne DtMtd was niatlltes1ly TO thrtw ont the
returns from that precinct 50 far as r.cd tue
candidates referred 1.L Where the tally List
aud the certificates disagreed the board were
bound to csnsidcr the tally-liss rs IL part Of the
evidence beforc them There were iwcn1y-slx
candidates for the Office OF Constable, but tue
eertitcate. In the Case ot NcG ra1h vs. Staubrr
ne Appeilate Cs'urt decided that when lbe
Judges OF election had completed the couu. and
adjourned. they had no power tn perform auy
lurtner official act So the return could not BE-
amended. and their rejection was the only pos
etble alternative
Ar. ]. r. Dooiittlc, Jr. held In effect tha, the
returns fruin each precinct and With regard 10
eaGh officer must be considered separately, pro-
slaeu ther we're perfect in themselves. if tue
tANy- Sheet and certificates showed Il larger
nuuocr OF votes cast for any nne Candidate
IMAM tne whole number OF batlnts cas:, then the
t11e could not be counted. Minor emeudatIons
MMkut M % made. where error WAS manifest but
y Nxs 1or the Judges Of election to make such
corrections, and the Board OF CanyasseEa could
, 1881-04-17

Tor SaLE~BY j. G. MAGILL & co. s
1s 5s$ sa sfes s:4sss s
aund5y ssa ss1'ar nes1 s1d he st:,s asove
B%I-lndiana.av ljin ia tarre and eexant residence
Sut ior hone 4T:s o feea sne 9a; e On p.rIo.
door 5uTnnce. sns.nxture: burn IN, vide Igd tos ba,
*auo-pear brown s,one fFSn nI,t Tue oes
;aoU1Wa-hi -hinetun-st near Union PARK. 2.stoEJ and
erssms 2.ss SSeeo%Sn aa"S
ejeeant ll.roo.n bek every fconf facing
south. au.e % slone would cast .at build
9eSa ~
:, ,,o ~ s.nvenencss; taFn ,oo, very desirable
gs,'oFt t.9 SSr ,ss5 s5ms ss'5sS5s sa,.'s
front: In good nelshoorhood on the West
:so-tssnc ssyle na:ee;tross' s4:st Sro with barn.
sou NaTk:t.st;: asaf itanas;ph. 4-s'osy STORE we'll
i" seSy desirable brick store. and
flair % prominent corner veil rented.
psyss ps? %as S Sis PEI
so-ssase'ss NEAR STs!tfs'' fU4s'' store and na'"'
se,q nsar aS long time
<:-van buren-st.. nrur Ash'and-ny. long tine-
xla5-!aclson.st. near !: A:hiand-aT.' in long une'
Adurns-st-, some very dcsiFabIs lots: ,., ,,..
AaFFt'on-'t ne"r nGifs nG1IDis 5Ee son'n-ff'n' '0
Some good eorsss: r&xSSfS@fuFixc. 81 se!'agsaii
Some large pieces well located ---
TORsALE-BY CHARLES 4. SCHMIDT.
~ GeneEal lonn. Kea! Estate, and Renting Agency
,Tsa.story frame dwelling, with lot +ozles on South
Tw0-story and bnsement brick dwelling. northeast
eomsr Norsh n Mes ana ern stone front brick
nTwo-story and cellar brick dwelling, TO West Van
Iwo-*;ory frame dwc,line, Fort,eth:sL IT. ss ,.
Twv-story and Mansard roof frame dwelling, With
'tjfs one.sory es @ eattase IS North
lot dlxi;s OF, wei!nston-av,, west Of Dunn, roae-
Choice lot fronting on North Wells and North
% q ss Sf
Lot So :edswick-.t-. .ss.l25 to alley.
Two-sstry frnme dwelling, With lot 1aQ11h IN HJde
rssf ssf.s s ii, , dspq'w 1sp Wicker Park
Two-story brics dwelling. lsa tou1th-aE;; g, r,,
Tw"tst9Ey and basement brick DWELLING o' ooh'
Two-story frame dwelling. los North Wes1etn-av:
TOR sALE-BT E. S. DREYER & CO., s.
Three.ssoTs ,E' md basement stone-fron. rooms
deep and burn. Dearborn-av., near Goethe-st' mme-
Three-s1ory marble front, fronting Lincoln Park. |
snd "scpped S1snp @ Z,
honses On psarborn-nv and vicinity; in prices from
Ifsk sna marble fEons hen;ss g u; within one
Four. b. ick houses and frame cDttaSeh within
i've blocks IT Lincoln Park, +. Au TO S5,Uu
Forty lots In Lake View SSU eLch.
six tin northeasl corner State und Goethe-sta-
~ x1tt' theas: corner Deas nd Dytson-et
25xt:s. LII SAie-sI, near Schiller, Sis per fuot |
l12IEW corner Clurk-st- and Sor.h-uv-
ACRE PROPERTY.
- acres the river south OF Pullman
~ acres utlr Kfveftlala {25 per acre.
N3e acres ehst OF railroad 1T Auburn Se7a |,
Three SI-ncre truc:s east ng Washington Heights
s. lots corner EiAsted and Sxty-secund-sts, S5,0W
s.: acres north Ut En- ttewoed chenp. |
3ucreS, 9tMtc-Sc. near Ninety -nfth a b0rEatn. |
~ acres, 1.incOln-ay. t.aKo View, tGA |
I1OR SALE-CtIOICE INVESTMENTS:
L. West Madison n-st.. rapidly Improving. GixE5-
West Madist,n-st-. 4sxla!5 ft.O ner loot
, 1881-04-17

I1OR ALE-CtIOICE INVESTMENTS:
- West MadiSon-at.. rapidly improving. GJxE5.
West NMdsHn-%t. 4Sxl25, ft.O ner foot
West Mndtson-st. :aixl3a Eo'd Locality. xi.0a
West Mndson ;tIxle5, with gond store. 7.an
Ogden-4y: near Juckson, ad1otns new brick Just
erecting. 81 feet. fronting two Streets only $f,ltM
West Twefth-st, ZIG fee. 'front.' including two cor
ne73, good location; want un otter. .
Il. i. OsnOKN, rs La Salle-st-
, 1881-04-17
GITT REAL ESTATE.

TOR SAIE-BT TURNER & BOND, 10:
Z %,.1'"si;e;:s:s s4pE
edi M ana ttteSsn nain 1si
a On mai door .afs IT % sood
sa'9 :sTsanse: ents.sv :ory and ;tone a,
1s; e; Mehis'n-av story and basement stone
my 5.ss @ house on Ff's'shth't
IT, saf cast 'front.'
2-stars nan:sr soei brick. pafors, dininaTooH. un
iaSe-av, botween fort'eth and Forty-nrst-ss.. So
fqc, 10. and good eataTs @ and cellar brick
laEEe lot and barn; Erea1bnFMsnlma: M g. ,,, -. ANN
PpSnfns So .tosy 1ts %e .0f o
$ss Psairte-n,, 7-story anu basement s,one-front
E,-ay. nca. Thirty -n,nth.ss: desp ,ot 2-stor, and
Es eas. neaT thirty -eghth-sI l3xii5. good house.
So Sis South rartay. 4story and cellar stone ~,
rwosofy sa! s,ld basemsnt irnn,e mansard rooi
rMo,siory Iranie on Cottage Grove-av-' near , nm
rx".se1y frame and brick basement on inii s w.
ann:ny; near ~ ent5 -trss-st agn ls,
o:i:i Sa'smsnt fauo aSo
s z sFs ssS, fe Tens
sst ID. ;1s rtt''
81 south curtts-s1, 2-story and basement brick 10
III west usrrsoa-,t. lot 72.lcv to alle}. Groom
ss' @e
s.: ri Hofth oss,ey;:.; fssms eos.ass 15S
Two-stosy and hasemcnt srick house on West -
Hs Wssi nssF asx.t ss ::;r; frame 1000
No. Isl south Kcbey-st-. 2-story frame and brick
rwostrn ssssnt frame No. 81 D
No. WlE M1nroest., 2-sI0rr and Easement brick. 400
r.HV ffStT1h
wo-.torS ia ilalo house % and a.ioot lot on ST.
h0o's'a'' L"Spos'9i, Soi,ru SIDE.
Ne II; ;,;' Mtohawk-st :-s,ory trme l.s@
fsun,e IN rear Of lot Axlih f.;
a feet on Monroe.st., sou,h front, en,t of
Lot on Xrnoid-st. west front. between ''' A'oN
lots n,a! Kock lsland Car-shops
l5j' rnet on iakc-av corner Thirty-sev-
q iee On near fourth per 1901
Loss Hrlstecst. bet. Ceutre and Sophutl, 200 each
y i! feet on MArshhe.d:av: near van nuFen3st7 t;i.
Il fses % o Satmee 'ot
% iset on ' Gfsen Ba5:load near
iot M on Adams-st. nsnr @ Fi1iy1ihid fiji uyds rafi
81 lee; oa Cottage GIovo-as ncar UaKwood Sery
q: feet corner stewarl-av, and Enxewood. IN En-
sS lots on Huron aad Superior sts. near
ioI on est JacIson 81. noar onois. saea
100 feet on wnOn.hsY ae nSat TfcTs fFccTsss-'evenih-s
10 acres near Humboldt Park. sl5
luacre: nnrt OF Enr,y- between Drc1el and
5mcrcs near humboldt Park
acres nenT Central Tark.
23a acres Mt Washington Heights.
, 1881-04-17

=" "ANTED-WE HAVE CUSTOMERS
w to. residences Can sell II nwncr. will give US
descriptions and prices. MANN s. CUSGUQN. Room
~, " Nashlngton-.t-
, 1881-04-17

TOR SALE
II GOOD nOUSES.
$lU,a1-West Adams near AshEnnd-nE.,- stoue-tropt
with all modern improvements
S,;UD-2-siOry and basement brick With all modern
improvements, Adams, near Jefferson Park.
$500 COngrtss-sL, uenr Morgan. ll-room stones
front.
A,a0-Moreun near Adnnls an elegant 2-story frame.
with hot and cold wnter, bath, etc.
S9,UU-WAshinGtOn. neur TauilnR large 2-htory and
basement brick. with brick barn.
S900-1argu and elegant fgnme house and barn, With
u font lot, Carpenter, near Madison.
S.W0-MonrOe near 1iunOre, 2-ktory and basement
brick, No. house, With all modern I'M
prnvemGHts,
sl3,0Q-West Monrpe, near A.h!und-ay,, uarb1e-
front, II ruoms and barn.
and iar list OF others, prices ranging $3.50 and
upwards. .'..,.'r,
Call and get list GRIFFIN DWIGHT
NH4 4hInr md 4ats
, 1881-04-17

TOR SALE-G0N250 ON LAKE-AV.,
4. Fear Oakwona with frame Enuae. $;,AAt
25xis0 on lndluna-cv- north Ut Twenty-secpnd-st,
$j.tk&L
stone. S-st0ry and attic Tw y-nfth-st.
near Mlcht.an-uy., SG.utl
EEics h0rse corner OF Lake md 0akwood-avs sd sou
IWu houses. Johnsun-uv.. ShtAu eAeh.
". NJ. BAKER,
Room II, Madf-D1,-st.
, 1881-04-17

WANTED-ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
~ Chicago and Cnok County rcni estate to bo
entered for tho seventh public sa.e-of the Chtca-o
teal Estnte Cnlt Hoard. TO lake place May An
early entry requested to Insure pr>ae examination
and cnt tiusnE. NJ chnrge tnr listing ufvertistn2
gIiASDLEk 4 CO, Mortgage Hunkers, Trustees. W
X NIXON. Real Es:ate, Manager, lib and liz Dear.
bOrn-n.
, 1881-04-17

H'UK SALE-BY T. b. BOYD, ROOM I.
sA@ot-:SsS M1ea6isss,;a..v M1a,iss; ,o.roo,, a..tor, md n
S:tst ss5;S IS
STss, !, ,oarsnip there Il not ono 10 Be found
tte lennfns a hense cao a0f ba as
rotS S., s5s Sof 5na,d K.
Se:xon4 ana ass
81 s..ss ss;n ess !e
s,,s. a"s,.s s and 10.
a1aafn eaf brt aman2 ana IT.
FSo oomns nGeTn ngsr b1t aM.a chSsH G F.,
for niss near 1htEty;si1!h W9u!a trade
IN Wny Monroe and
6cs osHrn d9nc a 9
@GFna mass4n msaE 'Hcsson' i.s Srtck xe,,,nc b,
nd lot sxl south front on xdsns near ASef.
'Fs:% sss ers
Ghsa ss s hase ao Rs ane
u o. s so a%n: aSs III fe, o. 1stsF Tanned Dwelling
nsa sna Fns o f9n on Aopors
S2,7U enct,-G;G IL ind III VIZ t,1kst threa
'tSns;tEHRts 4sns;,s 6s.h nj slS
rsEssx s,o ossf sfd i;: III
2r In: s,t1 frant M LITE oasn anu LOT
~ an, an Iu',i 'front.' on Aonfne-st net"eeh Ana'ahd-
"'' AnA "u'"a-sI ,,nf, nrrr ri GHGrDi CIR
r.: uo NONIH S]DE.
3sInr~ ~ tn,a.n!nceht uta:t,n DIqWh-stnne front
i1o" ~, rn0 u"seaent anu 'ot iaNt east front on
Nu1t ~ :, rnar neoF D@s'sou-s- 4nust seli ~ onee'
4; ;SItnTnn|-oo., ~ TS,. .,, .-. x.-,,. ..,
sn.huL 70 room brick basement DWELLING: bath.
=, ~ nar @ fn.u wafer; barn. and lot klo on Censse-
s's, HSn' ,nlM5tun-Ht- Cheap.
a1sas ss!
WY e'cAP' ,,.,~.n ore
rvs~1,s VALIANT LUto. -
81 i.wtan nuutnsast Sorner OF .Fotty-second-st and
tt!o$cnMf; ears. rus property tS Improving every
uay. nu.!uusS VIII be buslt a around It this spring
Tta @ t sunmgr @ II Is tree md cenr; perfect INSTRUCT
- ~. 9 nIe Eolh2 70 sell at once ut sac:!het-
, sin PET roo ne residence ot ax! On Lasalle-st.
D usoeAs tuHtn q l-ancola i1fk certainly gruut
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CITY FREE LIBRARY.

Il 81 BOARD Of Trustees
~ speciai meeting VI the DOa Ia = a.
OF the City Free Library was hSic ~ ''-1
Trustees office at the Library yesterday, and
the organization If the Board was completed
s.1,o,,;,, committees
| ny appointments .. 'n1 So w
Committee on Books on ohei'es- =" H.
Brier and Albert Hart.
cor,r,it+aa IN Papers and Periodicals..
IT Garrisb and W. c. Fitch.
COMMITTEE ON Binding and Repairs-W. C.
Fitch and Albert Hart
C;omnittee on Reading Room W, c..
Fitch,
Committee on Fiuance-S, II. Gerrish. AL
bert Hart and W. C. Fitch.
Committee on Purchase of Books-W. Fl.
Mills. Albert Hart. w. K. Brier and ". G.
Fitch.
The Committee on Books m Shelves was
instructed to make thorough examination
Of all books upon the shelves With a viaor 70
their Redistribution also tn ascertain as 10
the broken sets Of pnhlicstions now in tbe
Library. the nronort;on If invsniJe n other
publications and IN aScsrta;n ,vbat boolss are
peeded incI,5;-,1, tbasa - forano.
Tia cnnor1ittass ' nn P,,;,Si,c. snJ Penoirs
=.
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1873. 1879. 1880. 1881 .

SUMMARY FOR APRIL, 1SS1-The highest
barometer during the past month was 80 800,
and the lowest was 297S5. Average hourly
velocity ard direction of wind for the month
at 1902 A. H. was miles from the south
east: average hourly velocity and direction of
wind for month at 1902 P NJ. was 70 miles,
from the north; average hourly velocity and
direction of wind fer month at SOP P NJ. was
IA miles, from the southwest.
JAMES A. BARwICK,
Observer Sergeant, Signal Corps, T. s. A.
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Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store Boys clothing.
Hale Bros. Il Co.-Posstble temporary closing
Hotel anghaa,-strictly frst-elass.
Capital Gas Company-Gas cooking stoves.
James Lawrence English-Banker
PEOPLES Savings Bank, of Sacramento
VIM. Ellery Briggs, NJ D., oculist, aurist, etc.
C. H. Herbs & Co.-Impor OF paints, ETC.
Pioneer Box Factory-Cook Son.
Carriages Harry Bernard, manufacturer.
II. Wachhorst-Wa, chmaker and jeweer.
S. Gerson & Co.-Gener2l commission merchants
Murray s Llnman's Florida Water.
Light-running Domestic Sewing Machines.
James l. Felter & Co.-Importers of liquors, etc
W. P. Coleman Real estate and insurance
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
ADVERTISEMENT MINTE On.

Metropolitan Theater-yernon Troupe tonight.
The Tourists in the Pullman Palace Car
Wanted-Cloak and dolman maker.
Fine fruit, vine and garden lands for sale
For Sale-Interest in butcher sho?
Levee District No. 1-Notic4 to residents.
st. Paul's Episcopal Church-Picnic, basket.
Imp'd o. R. N. Picnic-At Natoma Grove.
knights Of Pythias Picnie--NeAt Thursday.
Sacramento Building and Loan Association.
F. and =. NJ, Tehama Lodge, tonight.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

There Is but enc American Perfume
RAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER, which, for
over seventy years has been in constant use. and
which is to day admitted to be the only fragrant
water adapted to the various uses of the BATH the
| handkerchief and the toilet. Ezy As there are
coUnterfetS, always ask Tor the Florida Water pre-
| pared by Lanman Kemp, New York m2.lt
Arnold's Saddle Rock oyster and Csfree
built and rettted throughout aS0lm
Office OF Insurance Commissioner. San
Policies in the Piedmont and Arlington Life In
Of California You requested to az once file
your policies, together with the last Premium
rece pts, in this Office, for valuation
J. C MAYNARD,
ap4-Sp1m Insurance Commissioner
Drink Halls Pepsiu Wine Bitters and
be happy and content. Cures dyspepsia or indiSes-
ton. Absolutely pure. mrs II
For the Choicest, Freshest, Homemade
Confectionery, all kinds, at lower prices than any
other house-who.esale retail-call at HtNRY
FISHERS. fe25-Im
For the Best and Cheapest Meals in
the city, go to HENRY FISHER. fe2S-lm
For Fine Cakes, lee Cream. etc., go to
HENRY FISHER, No. sos street, between Fifth
and Sixth. ie25-lm
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SOur StOri,ach.

If the food taken into the stomach is not
digested it decomposes. In the latter case a
pungent gas is developed which causes sour
quotations Or else the stomach itself secretes
an acid, which, rising upward at intervals,
stings the gullet sharply. These extremely
disagreeable sensations are attributable to
impaired digestion. To get rid of them. or
prevent their recurrence, it is only necessary
to tone and regulate the gastric organs with
Hostetter's Bfttets 1t will not answer to
postpone the great corrective with the idea
that the unpleasant symptoms viii disappear
of themselves. SO Far from that being the
case, they almost Invariably eliminate, if
neglected in chronic dyspepsia, with its con-
comitants of gnawing in the stomach, dizz;-
ness, perverted vision, headache and Sleep
lessness. 1t is true that all these disagree
ables may be obviated by a course OF the
Bitters; but how much wiser to anticipate
their arrival with one or two doses of that
sure preventive of indigestion and strengthened
of the ailmentary organs.
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SUPREME COURT. CALENDAR.
MAY SESSION, 1Ss1-sAcRAMENTo
,JoNDAy NAV aTr1 xr

MONDAY, MAY 9TH, epN
Motions.
Examination of applicants
I0544-Pe ople VS., Marter.
1o,56S-People vs. Fuqua.
10,57S-People vs. Olive.
10, 5S5-People VS.. Campbell
0,592-P, ople vs. Holland
10,593-People VS.. Flahave
1854 People VS.. Nelson.
10,59T-Peop!e VS.. Marley.
l0,59S-People VS.. Beck.
10,695-People VS.. Higgins Jr
10,6l2-People vs.. brilliant
10,6l3-People VS.. Fellen.
10,6l4-peopie vs. Soto.
10,6l6-People vs.. Craig.
10620-Peop'e VS.. Tarpey.
10,62l-People VS.. Leehon
10 623- People vs.. komargie
10626- People vs.. Edwards ct al
1062S-People VS.. Dalton.
Sl0 632-People Us. Wheeler.
10, 6S3-People VS.. Lopez
10.G34-People Flanagan.
1o,63Gz- People vs. Golden.
10,637-People vs. Kelly.
TUESDAY, MAY 10TH
IN BANK.
51l9-sToulton vs. Parks
72S2-Montgomery vs.. Harrington.
726s-cosner VS.. Board OF Supervisors OF Co.usa
county.
7491-Coker vs.. Superior Court OF Colusa county.
6496-Lorentz ct al. vs.. Jacobs ct al.
70S3-Sacramento Valley Reclamation Company
VS.. Cook
7444-wright W. Roseberry.
69S0-Reclamation District Nos vs.. Kennedy.
7730-MIller vs.. Hebron.
THURSDAY, MAY 18TH.
DEPARTMENT ONE
7729-Ward VS.. Superior Court Marin county
7520-Moran vs.. Abbey ct al.
7526-Hendricks vs.. Spring Valley II. G. Co
7569-Hendricks VS.. Spring Valley NJ and l. Co
Vol nd I No
74sv-Weast ct al. vs.. Sacramento Wood Company
7525-Reclamation District los vs.. Evans ct al
75SS-De Jarnatt VS.. Cooper ct al.
7622-Jeffers vs.. Cook ct al.
7419-Montgomery VS.. Specout.
7o5s-Amador Canal and Mining Company vs..
Mitchell ct al
RESTAURANTS vs.. Williams
74S6-Yeerkamp vs.. Hurlburt Canal and Drainage
Company.
7s4O-Eclipse Cold ard Silver Mining Company
vs. Spring ct al
I6l6-Dunn VS.. Dunn ct al.
65l2 Preston Cubertson.
6I9S-City Of Maryyie vs. North Bloomfield G.
VI. Co. ct al.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
75O0-Coultburst vs. Coulthurst
75SG-H Hungarian Mil NJ. Co. vs.. Moser ct al.
7590-stephens Halstead
752l-Ramsey VS.. Tourney ct al.
72oS-Lybecker ct al. W.. Murray.
76i1-Goodwin vs.. Goodwin.
70S0-Carey VS.. Brown ct II.
7i57-Steele VS.. His Creditors.
745S-Frceman W. Rahm.
74G6-Bank of Woodland w. Hiatt.
7469-rown OF Woodland SO. Stephens ct al.
7562-Wiliams vs.. Montgomery.
7573-White VS.. Freeman.
76i2-Grenier Grenitr ct al.
7248-Benett VS.. Matteson.
T490-Ferguson ct al. vs. Neville.
MONDAY, VI ~ 18TH.
DEPARTMENT ONE
6S56- Pacific Life Insurance Company VS.. Stroup
6923- Caduc vs. Peoples Ice Company.
7176-Capital Savings Bank vs. Conner.
7330-Wiliams VS.. Board Supervisors Sacramento
county.
1852 People Vs. Do nelly ct al.
7427-Thoree VS.. Figg.
74S9-Fratt vs.. Whittier
55i-Whi:.enbrook w. Relmer ct al.
769l-Bogaboom vs.. Ehrhardt.
7705-Carey ct al. VS.. Rae ct al.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
7722-Frank vs.. Superior Court IDyo county.
6913-Beals, Administrator, VS.. Croly.
7106- Booth Gait.
72I6-Reese vs.. Hoeckel.
7i03-Hoeckel vs. Reese.
7453-Christy vs. Fisher.
7535-Dayis vs.. Drew.
7567-Bixler VS.. Board Supervisors Sacramento
county.
7522-Hartson vs.. Shankn.
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