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NEWS OF TIE moRNINe.

In New York yesterday Government bonds were
Quoted at l13 for Is of 1907 lol5 for IS Of 1881;
n3l for As; sterling, 81 so1@4 ga silver bars,
lIo5.
SILVER in London yesterday sd; consols
Gs II-lG per cent United States bonds 1919 Is,
1lsg AS, ll5l.
Ia san Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
corlt to par Mexican d5Ilars, ssl@s9c
a. Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at9s Cd
6l1s for god to choice California.
Mining stocks were unusually dull III San Fran
csge yesterday and prices showed but little change
Louis Bruck, pioneer of Napa valley, died yes
teraay Il dropsy.
James C. Fair was elected United States Senator
yesterday by the Nevada Legislature.
Tie dead body Of Peter Legantini was found in
an abandoned well near Georgetown, FL Dorado
comfy, yesterday.
An engine was capszed and the fireman slightly
iared yesterday uear Santa Cruz
IN an acaideut on the Wabash Railway Tuesday
Di-at several passengers were injured.
Fire at Meridian, Conn; also at Waterford, Eng.
At latest accounts the Chileans were within nine
miles Of the Peruvian capital.
Thirty eight names were presented in the Penn
sy.Vania Legislature yesterday for the office OF
United States Senator.
George W ellis, shot at FL Monte Los Angeles
county, By desperate Tuesday night, is dead.
a diaboIica1 outrage was perpetrased at East St.
Louis Monday night. the victim being young lady
Of respectable connections.
The explosion of a boiler at Chicago yesterday
wrecked the Union Touring mills and killed three
men and three borles
Thomas j. Kirk shot himself in the head three
times at Lake Forest l., Yesterday.
a boiler explosion at Lucln, Ont, yesterday,
killed one man and injured number Of others.
Several persons were hurt yesterday ON the Bow
cry N New York by collision between street car
and 4 Harlem freight car.
heavy transform prevailed yesterday in the
mountains and all the streams last night were
booming
The Hale & Eorcross hosting works were de-
stroyed by fire last evening, involving a loss of
probably $4,000.
our coast Geographic news this morning will be
found upon the last page.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE OF JOHN J. BOYD, DECEASED
Ia Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Exeeutrix OF the estate OF JOHN J. BOYD,
deceased to the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said estate to present thep with
the necessary afiaavits OF vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF this notice, to
the Executrix, ISABELLA BOYD, at the Office Of
her Attorney. II o. Beatty, in the Capital Bank
Building (up stsirsb at the corner Of Fourth and
streets, Secramd into city.
Dated January Is, 1881.
ial9 lawswIh ISABELLA BOYD. Executrix.
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Sacramento, December 29-By Rev. r. Bentley,
Watson D. Walsh to Martha A. Hall.
Auburn, Placer county, January 11-By Rev. n. R.
Peck, assisted by Rev. G. w. Fitch, at the
NJ L. Church, William B. Lardner, District
Attorney of Placer county, to Jennie Mitchell,
both of Auburn. New York city, Philadelphia
and Iowa papers please copy.)
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ParIiamen, on HE irish Question.

VH
LONDON, January 12th.-In the House Of
Commons to day the Chief Secretary for Ire
land asked members whose bills are ON as or
ders Of the day not to insist on their rights,
as the Government desired to proceed with
debate on the address in reply to the Queens
speech. Irish members began obstructive
objections, and the wrangle lasted some
hours. Ultimately motion that debate on
the address be resumed was carried. Just
before the division was taken which closed
the obstructive debate, PaTnell said his party
had made their protest against the action of
the Government. He said that his conduct
in the House had always been fair and above
board, but he would not pledge himself as to
the conduct of himself and his friends when
bills for the coercion of the Irish people are
introduced On the resumption Of the debate
on the address, Shaw Lefevre, Secretary to
tire Admiralty, said he believed the mere
passing of coercion bills would probably be
sufficient to terminate the state of terror in
Ireland, and the Government would not be
obliged to enforce its exceptional powers.
The present state of ireland, he said was
largely due to the Conservative neglect of
Irish questions and he trusted that ParEa-
ment would now be prepared to deal with the
land laws in generous spirit, SO as to secure
permanent settlement, and that the ques-
ton would be dealt with in accordance with
Irish rather than English ideas
The debate was then adjourned till to-
morrow.
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JrsT RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE OF THE
81 following IMPORTED CIGARS Of the 1880
Crop: La Carolina RECALLS de California, zoos;
Henry CLAW Reina Victoria extra fne), 1908; Vlllar
= Viilar Reina Victoria, zoos; Antoine T. Murias
Reipa victoria zoos La Commercial, Non Plus Ultra
sos; Comercial Elegantes, 50s; Villar, Rothchild,
Cuba, Decossos, Sos !; La Florde f. Gaba, Bouquet,
Sos: La Flor de Guiana, Non Plus Ultra, sos La
Her1nandad, Regalia Non Plus, sos; La Carolina
Regalia de Paris, Sos La Flor de F. Cabal Regalia
de Chica, sos; Antoine de +. Murisa RegaliA Reina
Chica, zoos; La Commercial Regalia Rena Chiea,
zoos La Grandma Princessa, 1905 La Gloria
Coqueta, ZOOS; In Venus, Concha Fina, ltos; La
Montanesa, Alfred de Rothchid 25s: industrial
Concrete, Regalia de Chca, sos la Election,
Concha, a0s; La Flor de Jose, G. Pumareea Ooncha,
zoos La Corona Concha, San Domingo Tobacco,
zoos; La Estanila Concha, sos. Manuel Garcia
Coneha, San Domingo Tobacco, zoos; The Medal
Award, Rsina Victoria, 10oss La Commercial, Ele.
gaates, Rs Also, fine To- OF Meersckaum Pipes,
DE SPIN
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed January 10th.

F. S. George to A. c.. Gidlund- January T. 1851
for $500 the north half of lots l and 2 between G
and II, Twenty-thrd and Twenty Fourth streets
Sacramento.
j. p Eldred to Louis Winter-January 10. 1881
for $50; all of swamp land survey No. 1,021, and
being part of section 25 township 5 north, range
east, containing 57.33 acres.
Louis Winter to G W. Locke and Samuel Laven-
son january 10, 1881; for $50; the above de.
scribed land.
G. W. Locke and Samuel Lavenson to Louis Win.
ter-January 10, 1881 for $500; undivided one.
half interest in swamp land survey No. ST. in town.
ship NORTH range east, containing 10 acres
Samuel Lavenson to George W. Locke-January
s. 1881: for 50, 000 the undivided onehalf interest
in the west half of east half of lot 3 between and
h, Sixth and Seventh streets, Sacramento.
J. Fl. Scott and wife to George Cone and others,
Trustees of American School District as a school
lot-Janua-y IL, 1881 grant a small parcel OF
land at the east side OF the American river bridge
Frederick Vale to Christian Zimmernan-Janu.
airy IL, 1881; for $1,000, Int l, between Z and f,
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, Sacramento
Mary A. Frazier to Mike Bryte-January II. 1881
for g lots and 6, between I and U, Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, Sacramento.
Peoples Savings Bank TO j. F. Cooper January
H. 1881 for $500; the east half of lot l. between
and X, Tenth and Eleventh streets, Sacramento.
William Boyne and wife to j. T. Cooper-January
TO- 1881; for So 600; the east quarter Of lot q be-
tween h and L, Eighth and Ninth streets, Sacra-
mento.
G. W. Kimbal and wife to E. H. Kimbal For
81 900; the undivided half of Hammond Island
containing IA 81 acres of swamp land
Filed January 18th.
Charles R. simons to John Andrus-January 7,
1851 for 500 small parcel of land in section 81
township north, range east.
Louis Lepetit to Thomas Branigan january r.
1881 for 500 the west half of west half OF south
west quarter, section 20, township north, range
east, containing 40 acres.
L. T. Smith TO w. NJ Wilbur-January s, 1881
for s225; lot 8, between and h, Thirtieth and
Thirty first streets, Sacramento.
Charles Stanton to Edward Stanton and Thomas
Stanton-December a. 1880; grant the north hall
Of east half of west half of lot s. between and O.
Third and Fourth streets, Sacramento.
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BORN.

Sacramento, January S-Wife of T. H. Cook, a son.
Sacramento, January 10-Wife of A. S. Crahb, a
daughter.
Brighton, Sacramento county, January l1-Wife Of
Thos. Waite, a son.
Near Ell Dorado, January 2-wife of W. Crane,
daughter.
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MARRIED.

HAMMER UAscARA SAGRADA bITTERs If al
complaints arising from an INSTRUCTED state OF the
system.
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HAMMERS GLYCERoLB TAR. The most perfect
cough cure extant Hundreds testify to its COOS
effects
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS,
NOTICE.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES UNDER THE
Land Mortgage Of the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, made t. them Trustees for the
Bondhoders, and dated the frs5 QsD day of
OCTOBER, 1870, hereby give notice that they hold
four hundred thousand dollars Cs4O0 COO) in gold
CON. with which, in accordance with the terms Of
said mortgage, they propose 10 redeem so many Of
said bonds as shall be offered at the lowest price.
All bids over one hundred and five 600 fat may
be rejected at the option of the Trustees sealed
bids Tor the surrent er Of bonds viii be rec ived at
the Office OF the Trustees, corner Of Fourth and
Townsend streets, IN the city Of san Francisco,
California, until noon JANUARY FIFTEENTH
Q5th 1881. ]. OBJ. GUM,
S. ". SANbERSON.
San Francisco California, December 10, 1880.
dI3-2ptd
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Cakes, Pies and all kinds OF Fancy Candy
at w F. pETERSON'S. d2-lm
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All who Have Tried W. +. PefersOn's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies say they
are the best ever bought. Try them. d2.lm
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GENERAL NOTICES.

For oysters Cooked 10 Perfection, in
every STYLE or Genuine Porter House Steak, 60
to SHEARS Oyster Parlors (Clunie Block), hlghtn
and streets. All Liquors warranted pure. dl6-lm
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+. VI. stevens. ESQ J street. near Third
Fine imported wines, liquors, etc; also the best
cigars in the city. d2s-lm
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Filed January 18th.

REGULATE TIE LIVER with Hammers Cascara
Sa2rads Bitters. and health is the result.
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News :-Strangers In Sacramento viii
find their home papers at No. $40 street, opposite
the Masonic Temple. Ja1l-lm
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The south American War Affairs at
INN

LONDON, January 12th.-A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres dated the 10th says The latest
kilograms announce that the Peruvian army
is encamped at Chorillos, nine miles south of
Luerin. a battle is believed imminent.
Lima is guarded by police and foreign resi-
dents. A number of dynamite mines h ave
been placed at various points outside the
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HAMMERS CAsoARA sAsRApA RrrrxRs for habit,ul
constipation.
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Capital COIOnnade, I0I7 Tenth ST. bet.
j and X Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars always
on hand. Private Rooms. JOHN HECTOR.dl6-1m
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Go 10 she Lafayette fer Hot Drinks
Specialties Tom and Jerry Peach and Honey, etc.
X ST, Third and Fourth. J. o. HECTOR. dl-3plm
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TELECRAPHlC.

IELEGRHi'nlu.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
THE CASE OF DELEGATE CANNON.
Governor Aurray's Reasons for Refusing
Him Certificate.
A DIABoLIcAL ACT AT EAST ST. LOUIS.
Terrific Boiler Explosion at ohicago-Three
Hen Killed.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS
The chileans Gradually Approaching the
Peruvian Capital.
Ete...,...............E Etc. .....,.....,,...E Etc.
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Eighth Annual Carnival,
PAVILION, JANUARY Goth.

The Grand March begins at 20 P. N.
The Pavilion will be decorated in al
manner exceeding in lavish beauty and
richness anything ever attempted in
/ Sacramento.
Spectators will find the Spectacle a
/ Kaleidoscope picture OF unexampled
attractiveness. Every Masker will be
required tn unmask to the Committee,
before passing upon the floor.
The Decorations, Grand March and
| Special Features viii be Oriental in style .
| entirely new, and exceedingly attractive 1
The Committee will spare no pains To
add to the comfort of guests, in the
seating and heating arrangements of the
building, ar d the exclusion OF draughIs
Ten Prizes of great desirableness and
worth will be awarded, and eau be seen
at Parsons, Kilgour x Co s, Seventh and
y streets.
The right is reserved to refuse admis-
sion TO any deemed Objectionable by the
Management.
~ Tickets with application for LADY,
go, Applications for iadies' tickets must
be filed and filed at Gus Lavenson's
store, Fifth and streets. jal3 3ptd .
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Card.-To alI who are suffering from
the errors and indseretious OF YOUTH nervous weak
ness. early decay loss OF manhood, etc, viii send
recipe that will cure you FREE Of CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send q self-addressed envelope 70
the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, New
York City. oI4-IhSIuom
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The RebeIiious Rners.

LONDON. January 125h.-Sir George Colley
telegraphs from Fort Amiel that he reached
Newcastle yesterday. The report of the
withdrawal Of the Beers beyond Buffalo is
confirmed. a detached squadron is ordered
from Falkland Islands to Cape Colony
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Eureka Masquerade

yEyHE EUREKA SOCIAL CLUB.
I I which has in past years received
the unanimous public Endorsement for
the admirable management of ITS Mas
querades, will give its :.
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NEW York, January 12th.-The CONNER
ciaI Bulletin, in quoting Commissioner Swift's
statement about Chinese naturalization being
null and void, says: If Swift is correctly re-
ported here, we are inclined to think no such
treaty as he and his confreres have brought
home with them will ever receive the sanction
of the United States Senate. There are many
Chinese merchants who are among the largest
taxpayers on the Pacific coast, and in New
York the Courts, as is well known, have had
10 scruples about granting naturalization pa
pers to persons of this nationality. The ex-
clusion is totally at variance with TIE spirit
of our free institutions.
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hold the law to be that any witness called to the
sIand may be fully examined as TO all matters
touching his her relations 70 either party to the
whether or not the witness is competent to testify in
the case on trial and that where the point IN issue
relates 10 the relations of the parties it would not
be competent for the Court to presume that the re-
Iation existed and exclude the evidence offered for
the very purpose of proving the fact The
reason Of the rule inhibiting Witnesses SUSTAIN
ing certain relations to parties from testying Is not
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DETROIT january 12tb.-The boiler Of the
Union Touring mills exploded this morning
with terrible force, clearing out the whole
side of the building and wreckipg the struct-
ure completely. The engineer, Whittier, also
the fireman and oiler, were instantly killed
and burned A fourth man was seriously
injured. Three horses were killed. These
mills are part of the new glucose works.
Mr.. Sweet. the manager, was entering the
room when the explosion occurred, and was
blown some distance, but escaped serious H.
iurV
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General shcrman's Tribute to General
Ord

New York. January 12th.-General Ord,
formerly of California, arrived here Monday.
The Herald prints letter from General
Sherman to Senator Maxey, who is very
Jealous to have Ord retired as a Major
General, in which Sherman says: "He has
been prominent actor in every war since
1880, viz the Florida Mexican, Rogue
river, Oregon, and the civil war. Since
cisco, he has been charged with the expenses
of large family. He never attempted any
speculation in property, even in the tempta-
lions of California in 1913, and never engaged
in any lucrative business to supplement his
small pay as Lieutenant or Captain, and
am informed that to-day he has not laid up the
money needed to bring his family from San
Antonio to Washington.
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JAMES II. GATES RzUG STORE.
Corner New Moa' gorlery and Howard streets, San
Franaisea. iall-lni3p
, 1881-06-02


aoon Luptun, a Canadian 20 years OF age, whllo
r1emptinR at7;a0 last evonlng to board West
Neuta ttreot Car No. 81 whlie 1t was running
,ss1 from LooMis Rtrcet was accidentally run
@sh and almost INSTANTLY killed. Ilo was lifted
%tl!otn beneath tho car tracks, and was uar-
.sa lato ncIghborina drugstore, but dcath
~ .saea oclor0 physician could he summoned.
~, pody was taken by tho Poltoo Patrol to No.
~ "Menftsta street. whcro tho deceased llycd
s. sAo ~ mother. The driver Of tho GAR, Patrick
~ "sNasarfontcd shortly nttor tlle accident by
~ *em ,n Kelley and kcncllck. and IL dotainou RE
49,. "est 1welfth-btrcet Station to await tho
.asW -. tao Inquest. iio states that Luptou
~ asank that ho could hardly at md, and
~. ioe tae front platform OF the cur just al 1t
w ~. salled weat from the crossing Of Loomts
- "aefe lady had gotten ott. Ilo saw
~p'a coming. and ordered him to kpop oil,
,s.ss 10 e'a not ohuy, ho leaned over, and en-
'osea y p w scaching forth with his loft hand
s,,.A Asso nun from boarding the car.
iuis :, q tao tiIn0, VIVA got1ig quito BLOW.
psl H. Se9 ulan rcachUd for the hAnu rail. hu
Iha, ~ ~ oa!atco A1Iu full heRf- foremost lit5wD
I'd s,s.s,ntack. ttack. Fnrresl BprnnK for bis brake,
I'm st}iI tne ear 80 suddenly TINT the whces
gstaoJcr,sp ,ps.na sa upon tie rrt'strAtu man wher,
e. s positive that hn did .sot ttIuu tho mi, nor
I'd 2.v"sss, as eaiIso him to full. Tho conductor
i,erI ns,,,athe uthers eorroh0rat0 hts version In
ns - ea.tEeutar. The driver and contluptor al
htsef fr,', fsp p1eceuHd No. NJ prevented tho d.
hpdliIen' 'm uoart1lnK tholr car because Uf hla
htf Luntouu'".e u"e Wheel OF tho front truck pnssotl
siumIaa. siaa The deooAseti was singf, mnn. and !
''S'aoef w occupation. %~&''''' "''@ =
, 1881-06-02
sTABnISU AFFRAy.

.s,.. - Ait,
. MoSTHEA11 .lnEle l+-at III carly hour t'ils
morning the Windsor Hotel was the Eceile Ut
MI epi'"ue " "'''1h 1'''ne "t.'1 aHo's .a -. 1.@k
edy, nnd canseu eo0tl ueal OF ct>!'sleFiat'oh
~, ,ha ,n,rr,nr ottor ,ta f,o- i,u,f n,osnd q
III LIS h'oshIus' "4te' tno w, Aau e'.'.a, .. :"
group OF gentlemen gathered III the rotuAda,
.. ,... VS. a. ...,.,n. .,,',,,. III -
oet"eetl Two oi ule hi'1iioe1 "n!c,l ul'' ''tt
,,rau, Itttlu uorn Jntcnsr. md
t!Sn "' ,s'. "o ~ IT, I'LL.
suddenly there flasned III the Ilsht
,.fo,., ,vo. otvnu thuro ,vos
n'o" ""S B'Sf
no cry OF sound OF alarm, but q jet OF btooa
, 1881-06-02
How a Subsidy Was Obtained.


a Now York correspondent Ut tho Washington
l,ost seuds tno following sotne~hat amusing
Not long ago met M acquaintance In this
city VINO said that TIC had recgntly returned
from the Bundwlch 1sIands. Ile told tne whht ha
a1nus!ng uni % thas i Il snaii ,noo1 Is eyo trust tbnI
he will excuse mo fur repeating It. ,,
"what WE your oesst Il ESnx to TIE sana 'as!.
mo. not MUCH be replied. ~ was there
getting y ~ sp'bsitly t,y foF a the paci'ic Null"
"Yos tot St did ~ sis down aaa IN tell you all
about It. T. was goo1 !okc" @ b. cont, continued, ~
know. business ls business, and ] don't soy any
TO work III Washington md tho way wUnt to
work thcro. Taking the eharlescf and olvi1lsa-
tioa of The two oountrles into ,,.s a,cts,;iut our
You seo they huve sort of Mode and ter-
fcronco: s @ 4 law may DO annuiled within twunty.
four hours after ~ passako. II they allow thAt
to c'apso wth9a A. t Ss " sfs
popular. iii thats diiiloaity shat nasor siands
IL o15yss III II wante Va. bsSu u Jorty a'
xss Ss' Ssysss s @ a. i sn !s
~ vote u all, 9s,t ~ eao4xh IT. r., ,t f
10 b. grateful To ny for tho xp, ana thu biIl WIS
oarrled Dy u majority q nye. However, WIZ WY
t q y atss 9. sx y 4xa n4x wv the Inc
tSss % hight ons u the m!nistvrs came over e aly
sI as IL Washtnxtoa~ae tua NO that ii I'D not
@ q a S ns e s ssock %Gxs 9,Sst assst g.
fore tho usual time Of a!jouEnu.ent; tt n, MY. !,
bad no ldea af paying she foow s s!,GIn t1 Y Il
, 1881-06-02
CENTRAL ILLINOIS ART UNION,

6pfttd1 11po&fh 70 Inc Lhtfacc af11AHss
spRtrGT1Et.p. ILL.,, June 1.-The Convention Of
tho Central Illinois Art Uniou met In The Senate
Chamber Tonight. Full delegations are present
frum Peoria. Bloomington 1.-Two societiesj, 1.tn-
colu. uecntur two B0cetles). Jnoksons
yi1lc. and Springfield. besides large
number OF visitors from thoso cittes. 4
felcittpus address OF welcome was mads By
Charles Ri1gely, President Of the Springfield
Art Club, 10 which Prof. D. N. Harris. Of Lin
cola. President OF tho Unlun, responded.
Prof. Harris. rea1 papor entitled
''Walks with pansin!As Among tho ART
Treasures Ut Athens" 4 poem on
"Chiyalry" by Mrs Waddle. Ut Bloomington.
was read by Mrs. Robinson, and Miss FMnnic
Ehcllaburgnr. nf Decatur, read u we!l-wrttten
essny on 'sThe Power of Air The Convention viii
be ID ses5lun to.mnrrow+ aud III the evening Hr.
Charles ltIdgsy leaders the delegates a reception.
This Art unlon was organizod year go a. Lin. n.
cities Of Centrn! illinois, lts object Is tho cuit-
tRtsoh Of tho Rtudy OF art and thv comparison.
Ut the modes OF procedure III the different soc-
etteB.
, 1881-06-02
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

IL. ~, 'aae THE steAmshfp FrIsta, from
nss lrlyet out, 1se' &'A'''"'o'''
nd t,s,tte uo"k' "" Juno l.-Arrlyed, the Denmark
hun iI.m,a. aonafeh' from London: tho Cambria,
aa ii. =. tho Wyoming, from Liverpool,
orssa. rue ~. Laurent, from llnyro,
"Su 70 lstston", ~ 'uae l'-AFrlved' tho Olympus,
tUn An,.sMnxs; sMx; June l.--Arsived, the 1,ntne,snd,
aasseilisn the Vile de- MarseIlles, frOui
tedoa' 'ane l.-Asrived, the Hama, from
Inn t,ss1Aaes7 June l.-Aerlved, tho Montreal.
vlosDos' J,nM:; JM; tha Man.tnba, from Glasgow.
arri,,S tho Hernia Ill., T nait pr. iro havo
tesa 6oussP "a. ra.. June l,-Arrtyed, the
49a london' 4'e t'-AfsfYed, tho California,