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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-25
c,TTI,Zn01TyAILEY RAILROAD.

CHENANDOAH VALLEY RAlLhOAD'
nIpFCT AND SHORT LINE To TIE
SiIfEANDOAu.NALLEN lkON.flkbDS
AND TIE
CAyERSS OF lIRAI,
AMI for Port Republic, ~heuauCOth lfon-N ofAs
s ma HsntonVilie Front Royal. Riyer,Ou. boyce-
VILE Berryyllle. Charleston, Shepberuelo"n
sh,rosburg aud HagerstOwn.
CONNECTIONS: ,.,
AT WAYNESBORO' with Chesapeake ah1 UNIV
railway. .....,., la, ,,.t,,,,a,a
AT SHENANDOAH JUNCTION VIII baltimore
ana ohio railroad. 49,, ..t,-
AT HAGERsTOWN with Western Mtrianu ,ali,,
road for BALTIMORE. aud WITH 1nmoe.iassyy
Valley railroad for PhiLADELrnisN, N1"
YORK PITTSBURGH, and all points Nortn.
Take ears AZ Chesapeake aud Ohio railway slstlon'
For time OF trains see time cards or apply 10 li<Ae'
Agents of Chssspeak aud ohio railway
JOSEPH W. COKE,
General Ticket AGENT, Hagersio"n. M
CHARLES T. HATCH,
General Passenger Agent. HsgentOwn, Nd.
JOSEPH N. sA>Ds,
ap2O superintendent Hasersi0wn, Nd.
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER Aso CnssArEAKs
RAILROAD, !
OFFICE or SUPERISrENDENr,
RICHMOND, April rs, 1851. }
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NAY lSf,
~ the REGULAR SUNDAY MIXED TRAINS
will run A. follows:
Leave Richmond at 8 A. VI.
Arrive In Richmond Al 6:23 u. NJ.
Fare: Round trip tRiehmond TO West Point AM
return), u. Tickets good only os thss asy 'n'
train. II. Il. DotuLAs,
sp 2e-rASatOel Superintendent
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By Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
Ills Main street.
UCTION SALE OF THREE NEW
IN FRAME HOUSES,
Nos. 1918, 1919. AND 1921;
ONE FRAME CORNER STORE AND
TWO BUILDING LOTS
AT NORTHEAST CORNER OF ST. JAMES AND
HILL STREETS.

A HANDsOME-PAYiNG INVESTMENT
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 2S, 1881.
at O'Clock L. NJ, the above PROPERTY, be'ng
CORNER STORE Ia'eIy built. fronting l . feet,
and THREE NEW FRAME DWELLINGS, four
rooms each, with neat verandas, fronting ~ feet
each: and TWO VACANT Lots fronting %
feet each all having depth Of l25 feet to an alley
20 feet wide. ,,,
This is that class Of property which pays the most
re,rnnrraiiye Income on Investment, and Is much
sought amer. -,
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months interest added. aud secured BY
trust deed. j. IHOMfsON BROW y,
90 % AucilOneer.
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BY Robert II. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF THAT FOUR
N ROOM BRICK HOUSE No. SIG WEST
DUVAL STREET. BETWEEN ST. PETER AND
JUDAH STREETS. WITH LARGE LOT AT the
request OF all pariies Interested who sell for diyi-
sion, Will offer for sale upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 2S, 1881,
at O'Clock r. NJ, the PROPERTY above men,
TONED. The house contains four rooms, and Is
built SUBSTANTIALLY. Water, &C. on the lot The
lot fronts SO feet on the north line of Duyal street
and runs back $50 feet to an alley l6 feet wide.
The property Is now rented, and yields good per-
ceniage. This offers a good opportunity for per-
son of moderate means TO secure home.
TERMS: VIII be liberal. and announced at sale.
23 ROBERT B.LYNE, AuctiOneer.
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Immediately after the above sale We Will sell, by
order of aid Court, the FRAME DWEI LING No..
SU2 west Gay street, adjOiLiDg the above. Good
LOT attached.
Also. TWO LOTS In rear OF the above, fronting
on Catherine street.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In equal In
staments at one two, and three years. with inter-
est added. GEORGE :: NAShON,
JOHN JOHNS. JR..
alesinp
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FINANCIAL.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ THE PETERSBURG RAILROAD COM
PANY will at its office, in the city OF Petsr.burg
holders. on presentation, all maiured FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS of said company, with all
interest due thereon; all insured coupons Of the
first mortgage bonds and Interest thereon, and all
past-1ue registered interest said bonds and in
terest thereon. After that day all Interest upon
said bonds, coupons, and registered interest will
cease W. 4. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
ie 25k29
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BY Frank ID. Hin & Co..

OOO BAGS RIO COFFEE. EX
C,OOO BARK NEW LIGHT, AT AUCTION.
We will sell, IN lots TO suit the jobhng grCcers and
city trade. by order OF Wright. Brown Co, New
York, at warehouse southeast corner OF Gay and
Second streets. Baltimore, on
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE BOTH,
al 1l:30 O'Clock. -
5000 desirable selections RIO COFFEE.
Samples of the various chops viii he on exhibition,
with catalogues. Tuesday, June 2Sth.
TERMS: Which Will be very favorable. will be Oh
catalogues and also an nounced on day Of sale.
WILLIAM Il. NORMAN K Co.
Auctioneers,
je24 81 north Charles street. Baltimore, Md.
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& - q
THE NEv FAST LINE TO AND
Il FROM
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. HAMP.
TuS, OCEAN VIEW, &C.

RICHMOND AND PETERsB5Rg RAILROAD Co..
PASSENGER UsPARTMENT.Ju June III, 1881.
Commencing JUNE 18TH. 1881 specisl schedule
iTs AND CUNvENiEScSin The arriving
By any Competing line and
mending this route beyond comDnr!son 70 all In.
lending y;l,er; g OLD POINT G9nP9RT spe a!
AND HAMPTON ROADS.
Washington to Old Point, 10 hours.
Richmond TO Old Point, hours.
EASTWARD-TRArN No. 40.
Leave WasbingtOn.. .,....... I;UU A.
Leave Ricbmond.... .................11:50 A. ~.
Arrive Noifoik...:....:........... ...... 4:00 r.
Arrive Old Point Comfort.... s....... 300 L. NJ.
WESTWARD-TIAIN No. ~.
Leave Old Point Comfort. $50 4. n.
Leave Norfolk...... ........12:23 NJ.
Arrive Richmond. Observation-Disclosures. 4:45 r. N.
Arrive Washington. $50 r. NJ.
NOTE SPECIAL TICKET ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THIS SERVICE.
LIMITED STRAIGHT TICKET
Between Richmond and Norfolk, continuous
Between Richmond and Old Point. continuous
passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 90
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS
Between Richmond ANA Norfolk, good for
thirty hours. .........,...............A 20
Between Richmond and Oid Point. good for
On satnrdays round trip excursion ticiels % Old
Point. good 10 return only on train leaving Norfolk
the following Monday at 1928 Z. d., will be sold
Between Richmond and Norfolk, good for six
I'D
Between Richmond and Old Point, good for six
For tickets. tme.card:. snd ali information. in.
quire In Richmond al ticket-0ffice Richmond aud
Petersburg depot, or A. W. CARRIER, 1000 Main
street.
In Norfolk at tlcket-ofilce Norfolk and Western
railroad.
In Old Point at Old Dominion steamship Com
pany's ticket office. A. POPE.
General Passenger Agent
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
". NJ. OSBORNE. Master Transportation Norfolk
Division. j. l2 2w
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BY IaSnOn * son.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
No. z Tenth street.
INVEST CLAY STREET PROPERTY
w FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Under decree
of the Chancery Court of Richmond, we Will sell at
the risk, cost, and expense Of T.. Ii. Cooke, on
SATURDAY, JULY 2. 1881.
nj G O'Clock z. NJ, on the premises. the BRICK
TENEMENT No. s04 west Clay street, fronting
about az fee', with LOT attached OF 10 feet In
depth.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In equal pay
ments In one, Two, and three years, with interest
added GEORGE :. NASHON,
JOHN JOHNS, JR..
Commissioners.
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General Passenger and Ticket Ager,
y. ". r. TALCoTT. General Manager. T. 70

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
~ Trains nom and 10 Richmond June IL, 1881
Leave. 900. 500 4. W. $50 p ". 1890 +.
Arrlye...... 9:lO l.. VI. ! 900 \. VI. 700 4.
For further details, apply al 1000 Main street, or
Chesapeake and Ohio railway depot ticket Office
n ". FULLER,
fell G.. l.. aud T. Agent.
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Lynchburg Passenger Train, No. "A. Daily.
Leave Richmond. ......,...............3l7 Z. y
Arrive burSeviiIe.. :5U +
folk ard Western railroad for tarmyiIe, LyLch-
burg, and all Southwestern points.
Train No. so fast maill stops only AZ Jetersyie,
Burkevile, Dras,'s Branch. BarGsdale's, Dauyiie.
Greensboro salisbury, Charlotte, Spartauhurg.
Greenyille, Seneca TOccos, Lua, ard Gainesville
connecting Al Atlanta for all points south aud Sonn
wesi.
Train No. as Through passenger stops AZ all sta
lions, connecting at cutherlin's with Milton and
sutherlin Narrow-Gauge railroad fer Milton; Al
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad fos
all poins In Western Norib Carolina; al AtlafitS
for all points South aud Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passenger and nall siopc
at all stations. connecting AT Sutherlin's with Mliop
anu Sutherln NsrrowGauge railroad for Milton
at Atlanta for all points south aud Southwest; AZ
Charlotte with Charlotte. tOiumb a ard August
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savannah. and
Florida points.
Trains from the abOye-named points arrive ..
Richmond 4:44 L. NJ, AIS l.. NJ, 7:2s \, NJ. and
1918 Z. NJ.
PCLLMAV-CAR SERVICE:
on Train No. 50-Rchmond 10 Atlanta.
On Train No. 4s-New York and Atlanta ria
Richmond, AND Greensboro 10 IieHry's station
Western North Carolina rlilroaf.
on Train No. 42-W ashingtoD. al q Richmond,
and Danville, and Danville amt Augusta.
Bon-Air passenger trains leave Richmond ai $50
4. VI. and 6:35 =. NJ; arrive Al Bon Airath:5 .
VI. and $3.50 i. VI. arrive ~ COtlteld Al 7:lZ \.
VI and 7:ll L. VI. Re urning. cave (Oalnsld AZ
7:4l A. VI. and 1928 NJ. leave Bon AR Al \.
81. aud TAO T.. NJ; arrive at Richm nd al s:23 \.
NJ and 8 Z. VI. All passenger rai except tue fat
mail stop at Bon Air
Tickets sold TO all points south, southeast, an
south west, and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer checks given on LEGAL tickets.
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BUILDING LOTS At
" AUCTION.

lIOo MAIN VIVA
rREooN.HILL BUILDING LOTS AT
NJ AUCTION.
on SATURDAY. Jrss IS. 1881.
ses. r n e rs Erf Sf 81 e c s H'
s sss nS III. fron,ss SO Sss ana running back
fmssea!ssiy sS We WIN cell TWO LOTS With IN
Rowe sirest near oorLer OF Church ssree" anu 'u
rear 81 'n pc me- s@oSsst The hest on oregon H
and bcinr only two sausres nom the aepot o, sns
Rehmcnd ami Aeany railroad; ssc ave verv
TrnMs: One third cash; the balance In six aud
twelve months FRANK ID. HILL .,n ~,
| N25 -s.--- .0aee.-
RIcHM0ND BAZAAR. Ep
Nos. 1888 AID l44o FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY
at 10 O'Clock we will sella registry OF
EXCELLENT ANIMALS,
| from which Grst class selections may be made.
ALSO,
| Q ALDERNEY COWS, which have not been
cal ed for by the purchasers at the safe Oh ire zSo
q YOUNG, WELL BROKE MULES.
PREVIOUS TO WHICH,
A variety Of NEW ssd sEG0 N s sSs'
JOHN d. DAVIS ProprisrorE.
| EB. COOK. Salesman. rz 20
EOR SALE, TWO HAMILTON. CIR
| Il IAN COLTS, on >
| SATURDAY, JUNE 25TH,
st Je,n r. Davis, Rsqs Bazaar. without limit or re-
| serve on four months time. for approved paper.
sale 10 TAX. place at III O'clock rou,rps
! Je 22.4t u. rOn Eve
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Three thousand emigrants arrived at New
York Sunday night.
A Madrid dispatch says: There is deficit
Of s.. 600, 900 in the estimates for the fiscal
year 1880 81.
A fire occurred on the Port Bellon road,
London, yesterday, by which father, mother
and four children were burned.
Greman & McCullough's cheese factory of
Minneapolis, Mimi, was burned yesterday.
Loss, $500. coo; insured for half.
The Captain of the steamer Somerset, at
Bristol, Eng, from New York, disappeared
during the passage. 1t is supposed that he
fell overheard.
Exports for the first four months Of the
present year chow a decrease of 81, 900, 600
francs, compared with corresponding period
of last year, and the imports decreased 25.-
000, 900.
The Emperor of Russia accepted the resig-
nation of General Melikoff. and appointed
General Tynitieff to succeed him. The
change creates great uneasiness in political
circles at st. Petersburg.
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FAMOUS SOUPS.

The noble gourmet, the Marquis de
Cussy, invented famous onion soup
Choose twenty small white onions take
off the outer skin, then cut them up in a
stew-pan with a piece of fresh butter
add little sugar. Continue turning them
until they assume beautiful golden color /;
then add sufficient quantity of rich broth
and the sippets of necessary bread When
served add a glass Ia carafe glass; of old
brandy. For fasting in Lent NJ. de Cussy
prepared this soup for himself, and for an
unexpected guest he always had In reserve
piece of salmon and asparagus. yet nat
urally the secret of preparing this deli
cately. favored soup no longer remained a
secret. The great German artist, Vollmer,
has given to posterity superb mock tur-
tie soup, and this is the way he prepared
it Bone scalded calf's head, boil it for a
quarter of an hour in a great deal of
water, then cool it in cold water and cut
it in lozenges an inch thick. Put these In
stew-pan, pour over soup stock and boil
for two hours till done. Now take head
of celery, two carrots, an onion, a parsnip,
all cut in slices; three ounces of butter
and three tablespoonfuls of brown broth,
and two spoonfuls of soup stock, add to
this some thyme, sweet basil (which gives
peculiarly delicate favor), and ten whole
grains of pepper. The soup must be con-
tinually, or from time to time as needed,
skinned, and these, with the calf's head
broth, be strained through hair sieve and
seasoned with the necessary salt, small
quantity of cayenne and glass of hot
Madeira or sherry wine. Then take the
calfs head out of the liquid in which it
has been boiled, place it in the tureen, and
pour the soup boiling hot over it there
are also very small dumplings which are
to be added made of chicken stuffing and
boiled separately in soup stock. This
stufing is made from chicken breast
pounded fine in mortar, the skin being
previously removed, and to four ounces Of
chicken add two ounces of bread crumbs,
steeped in milk and pressed dry again, two
ounces and half of chopped bacon or three
ounces of fresh butter well mixed, and all
pounded together with one egg and the
yolk of another. Season with salt, pepper,
nutmeg and rub through coarse sieve.
This stufing is chiefly used for dumplings.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, May 16th.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento May 2oth: E. r. Col
poun, Mrs. Colpoun and two daughters.
U. s. N; Miss A. III. Fulten. Geo. Bab-
cock, New York; Miss Nj. johnson, San
Francisco; M. M. Bower, Philadelphia
Jas. NJ. Garrett, Mississippi; Andrew Polls,
st. Paul, Miss.
Forty three emigrauts left on Saturday
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento May 22l, and n last night, to arrive
Sunday night.
CARLIN, May 16.h-Passed here to-day,
to..arrive in Sacramento to morrow A. Wild
Lizzie McGahey, Winona, Mimi; Commo-
dore Shufeldt and daugh or, Washington
Mrs. S. Kahn, DIR. G. H. Bradford, +. E.
Bradford, Mrs. E. B. McCord, San Fran.
cisco; Fred. Salinger, John Ashurs, London,
Eng; o. Foster and wife, Kansas City; AL.
bert o. Newton, Julia H. Newton, Della
ware; Rev. Eugene s. Willard, wife and
child, Samuel Willard, Pennsylvania Thos.
Ewing, Denver; E. J. Deharte and wife.
Portland, Or; Mrs. w. Alexander. Lead
City, Dakota Mrs. w. NJ. Woodruff, Chi
cago G. Walker, Georgetown; Mrs. B. M.
Stockwell and two children. Richmond, Va;
Miss Nj. e. Willmot, st. Peters, Me-; Peter
Moir Cochrane, Dundee, Scotland; v. Fago,
France; Mrs. E. Gardner, Canada; 125 en-
igrant passengers, including GO males, to ar
rive in Sacramento May 18th.
MoJAvE, May 16th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow: M.
Montevede, Sonora; J. Avsrado, San Fran
cisco; J. C. Doherty, wife and daughter,
Mrs. F. Stevens, Arizona ; Lewis Jacobas,
San Bernardino; G. F. Clough. Boston; g.
| Al. Hasson, San Bernardino w. B. Strong,
J. f. Goddard. L. s. Montague, Kansas
Hugh White, Mrs. A. w. Sisson, San
Francisco; J. Vickes6eld and wife, Los An
ge,es Mrs. w. T. Stevens, Solano; J. II
Conderman, +. Hugh, Philadelphia NJ. H
O'Brien, Oakland; r. I. Lave, Napa; w
Potion, Baltimore f. NJ. Adams, Tomb
stone Thomas Guinean, Sacramento; A. C.
Rogers, Hershaw; John A. Foster, Mrs
L. d. Holt, oakland Mrs. e. B. Davidson
Indiana; Rev. E. L. Greene, Silver City
B. o. Coffman, Ell Paso; Rev l.. Deloi
Mansfield. Benicia; VIM. Rose. Tucson.
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successfully OPERATED under their present plans and
in which the money subscribed will be totally lost
Yet many OF the subscribers have undoubtedly been
led to believe that the United States Government
approved. indirectly. il not directly the scheme In
which they have invested. This should not be- No
one at home or abroad should be beguiled into an
investment OF accumulated property, OF hard
earnings by a belief that the Government
OF the United States approved the project.
A declaration by the Senate that the Government
would insist that its consent is necessary condition
precedent to the execution Of any such scheme,
would be warning to investors not to take any
stock in an unauthorized enterprise. The honor Of
the country will thus be protected against accusa-
tions that its name led individuals In that other
land TO make Investments which were to them total
losses. However we may be divided ON political
questions. and however may wrangle on matters
OF domestic interest, he United States Senate has
never failed, when matter relating to such compl
cations came before it. involving the general well
fare to assent TO what the public interests demand
ed. We therefore recommend the passage of the
resoli tion already published in this report
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EToTEL FURNITURE AND LEASEHoLD; /;
also, completely Furnished Hotel and the
real property Brewery, here and in mountain town;
Grocery 81 re-, or Stock Fixtures and Leasehold !;
Saloons, Candy Factory, Restaurant and Oyster
House, Manufacturing Liquor Business, Flour Mill,
Hay, Grain and Feed Store "a rare snd good ofer) ;
Securing and Dyeing Establishment; several County
Patent Rights II come, or are here, and you
pay for 1t, then c4n On STRoBEL, the Broker, No.
c0i I o.raf4 a23-tf
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THE RKNoNsrRANcE.


This paper was presented 70 the President by Mr.
James on Monday, the 2sth day Of March Know
ing the frequency with which every one of the
twenty Presidents Of tie Republic, and markedly
the present Incumbent. bad withdrawn nominations
on less serious representations, did not appre-
bend that such suggestions would be treated as an
Intrusion OF invasion OF any prerogo.ive Of the
nominating power. We were disappointed. Imme-
diatey the public press. especially in articles ard
dispatches written by these in c'osc ard constant
association with the President and with an inuen-
rial member of his Cabinet, teeed With violent de-
nri ications of the Senator's from New York for or
posing the Administration and dietating to the
President Persons who visited The Executive Man.
sion repo:tcd the President resentfnl and inpa-
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FOB SALE---A BARGAIN.

FARM OF I,o-2 ACRES OF PATENTED NJ
I land. situated on the stage road IN Nap ~Yd
county. California; l25 acres rich level land, A-
under cultivation, now Gown to wheat and hay
garden, vineyard and orchard, and a comfortable
frame dwelling ON the premises; school.house and
postoiiiee in the vicinity climate unsurpassed
Title perfect Terms easy, ard possession given
when required For particulars call on or address
CADWALA ADER & PARSONS, Real Estate Agents,
corner Third and streets. Sacramento. mS1pu
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FOR SALE.
NILE PROPERTY IN wOODLAND.

COMPRISING A STEAM FIGURING MILL
three run Of stone', warehouse, Office, sheds
dwelling and grounds. Is eentra ly located: : IS well
equipped for merchant and grist work, and has al
the present time vel established trade
Also in the city Of Sacramento a dwelling house
and lot situated on street north sidel, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets Lot s0xi6o feet
dwelling o story. containing nine rooms. Address
LOHN N RHODES Woodland. Gal. ml2 2w
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEI.RY
J. q. KLINE.

Late With wachnorst, and successor to Floberg,)
xTyATCHMAKER AND JEwELER,
w No. 80 street, between Second and s,rJ,.
raird. Dealer III Watches Clocks, Silver 80
ware, Jessry, etc. Repairing in all Its "a. q
S-ancsss scsciaity, under Mr.. FLoBERG.
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q. 400 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

ENoR sALE-oN EASY TERMS AND IN Sf:
~ subdivisions. as per survey, ( 400 acres SYf
of tirst-rate FARMING LAND, formerly known 49,
As the BeARD'S RANCH" at the Mission of
San Jose, Alameda County. Apply to the FRENCH
sAvIJGS BANK, No. 5Si California street, San
Francisco. a28-lplm
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suicide win Paris Green.

OMAHA. May 16th.-Frank Gunty, a young
man living with John Border, nine miles
north of Kearney, committed suicide to-day,
taking Paris green. He lived several hours
after taking the poison. and said he wanted
to die, as he was tired of life.
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TELESCOPE.

NFADE BY SALoM0N6 & SONS, ALBERMARLE
I1l street, London. and costing there $50, with
Terrestrial and Celestial or Astronomical Day and
Night, Eyeglasses and Tr pod. all complete. ma
hosany box, will be sold cheap. Inquire of
a22 lpim DALE & CO., Sacramento.
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TO LET Or FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

g c. LILLIS WILL ARRIVE FR0M&
-. St Louis with SIXTY Fire Large EsSh
WORK MULES, on MONDAY, May 10th. TS
They can be seen at the New Railroad Az--'--n
Cattle Corral Eleventh and z streets. milo lt
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wuLraM 2. MELLER

fI41te WITH tlooerRl.
MO. 62s J STREsT, NEAR SEVENTH, Ars
~ MATCHMAKER and Jeweler. Importer Ss-Sss4
and Dealer IN wasehas, S,lNerware, Jewelry, e. -
&C Reoairnz a specially, under Robert e. s
rsrsn. All country orders promptly attended 70
a29-ipH
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REALISM IN AcTISG.-Miss Emma Alb
bot has again been interviewed. She says
that in her acting as an insane girl she acts
Just as an insane girl did in an Illinois
ASYLUM. "People say to me, J" the singer
remarks, "'You must hate that baritone,
you glare at him so, and how you must
love the tenor because you lock as if you
could eat him. / act so, even il, as some.
times happens to be the case, tie tenor is
distssteful to me. / forget that i am
Emma Abbott. A splendid physique is
the first thing necessary. The voices of
American girls are too cold. They lack
feeling, scui and expression, because mainly
trey have contracted chests and dote on
chocolate earanlels. / was stark crazy
when I was in love-"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-17
Asp1ywA1n-A dismal tale comes from

AsPINwALL A dismal tale comes from
Aspinwall of the state of society and pub
lie order in that city. The beginning of
work on the Panama Canal has attracted
thither shoals of adventurers in quest of
employment, or, in too many cases, plum
der. As yet there is no work to be done,
and the throngs of idlers, without the
means of subsistence, are easily led into
vice and crime. The half dozen or less
policemen, overworked and underpaid, are
unable to maintain order, the Jail is crowd
ed to repletion, and the Police Justice says
there is no use sending any more criminals
to it, for they do not look upon imprison.
ment as punishment, but rather as a
cheap way OF getting food and lodging.