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DR.. Macedonian

Has worldwide reputation for his SUCCESSFUL
TREATMENT AND CURE of difficult and COM
plicated diseases. The following references are
sufficient to show his merits as a HEALER:
Miss Emma James, San Leandro, Cal for six years
a crippled invalid, unable to stand walk, given
up by over dozen doctors, took two weeks treat
ment of DR.. MacI.ennan and recovered.
c. W. Kennedy, Cloverdale, and proprietor Of the
stage route to the Geyse daughter cured of spasms
by Dr. MacLennan after the doctors pronounced her
cise incurable.
was sick for nine months; at last gave up his bust
ness doctors said, 90 He will surely die -
weak in the limbs he could not walk he taken
to Dr. MacLennaD and after few treatments got
entirely well.
j. h Smith, in the employ of George H. Toy &
Co., San Francisco. taken out Of the hospital to
be treated by DR.. MacLennan of obstinate insomnia
and general debility, He recovered entirely In one
week.
George F. Lamson, auctioneer, 425 Kearny street,
San Francisco, cured by DR.. MacLennau of dyspepsia
and nervous prostration in few treatments
A. Walrath, capitalist, Nevada City, came to DR..
MacLennan on two crutches and returned home in
eight days without them
J. s. Burlingame left Eureka, New, on stretcher.
After taking few treatments OF DR.. MacLennan he
returned home well man.
Governor A. P. X. Stafford, OF Arizona, cured Of
nervous prostration in two weeks
Hon. E. c. Marshall, Assistant District Attorney,
San Francisco, cured Of nervous prostration in five
treatments.
Charles Crocker, President of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, cured of Rheumatism in three treatments.
DR.. Henry Slade says My case was considered
incurable by the best physicians, but DIR. MacLen-
restored the full Of my limbs in less thar
twenty minutes, being paralyzed for over four
months"
DR.. J. wilmhurst, II. D. NJ. R. c. s., England,
now at Abbotsford House, San Francisco, says: any
hearing is now completely restored by DR.. MacLen-
nan-manipulation alone"
Rev. A. C. Giles, Mendoeino, Cal. says: al
effect which your treatment had upon me is tru
wonderful. Altogether feel like new man"
DR.. J. L. Wilbert, the noted dentist, No Is Thirs
street, San Francisco, says " would not be he
ROW had it not been for DR.. Mac"
Rev. Thomas S. Griffiths Nortonville, writes
much pleased at the sudden change in m,
brothers health"
DIR. C. Z. Davis, St. Helena, CAL cured OF nervous
prostration, says: "After four days treatment 1
was entirely relieved. have good appetite
and feel we'll"
A. ]. Turner Of the firm Of Turner, Kennedy &
Shay. lumber merchants, corner OF Fourth and
Channel streets, San francisco, says: {" suffered
pain and lameness in my knee for over twenty-five
years, and tried everything, but entirely cured
in short time by DR.. MaeLennan."
III CONSULTATION FREE. "a
Remember the number:
HIS Ninth Street, Corner OF L.
One block from street cars. m20-3t2&sp
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WE must cease poking fun at the new fashion OF
dgitated stockings, for here comes that grave and
weighty authority, the London Lancet and says
that the article of foot wear is sensible, health
full and conducive to comfort. After all, they may
prove to be blessings especially to those people who
are net inclined to cleanliness at the extremties.
No, mo- the blessings will be to those who have to
endure the presence of that class.
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HOME AND ABROAD.

A New Workers Idea OF Fun-Pacihc Coast
Postal Changes-WOrk OF Hurricane
In Arkansas-The Great Senatorial Con.
test In New York = Assassination in
Miss ssippi-Capfure OF Noted English
PIckp .cket-Brufal Prize.Fight on sun
day-Etc.
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ONE Of the most dignifed of all the Philadelphia
Journals is out in an argument for the whipping
post. 1t thinks that there is good deal of senti-
mental stuff written about the barbarism of the
post and lash means Of punishment, and holds to
the doctrine that there are some crimes SO brutal
that the only due and meet punishment is the CATO
nine tails
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Grand Victory Mining Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Grand Victory Mining Company, for the election Of
five (5) Trustees to serve during the succeeding
year. and until their successors are elected and quail
ified and for the transaction of such other business
may be presented, will be held ct the office Of
the Company, at l and Seventh Streets in the CITY
of Sacramento, on MONDAY, JUNE S, A. d. 1885.
at o'clock P NJ. s. Q. benson, Secretary.
Z. HAMMOND, Vice President
Sacramento Nav % 1882 moo "a
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q CARD.

MAYFIRLD, Santa Clara county,
May 10, 1882.
THOMAS FOX, Esq, Manager Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Sacramento:
Dear Sir Permit me to acknowledge the early
payment by your Company of the amount of Policy
No. 1890 for e. 900. on the life Of my late son.
Joseph Wallis, who died in your city March 25th
The policy was issued January 1, 1882, but one
semi annual premium had been paid, and although
proofs were not filed until April 19th my claim was
promptly paid this day. for which please accept my
thanks. Yours respectfully,
m22-1t MRS. SARAH WALLIS
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ONE of the difficulties with which Legislatures
have had to contend in redistricting States is well
stated by the Memphis Aralanehe, when it says
that ga Congressman thinks his district belongs to
him and resents any interference with his rights Of
property"
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The Honolulu Saturday Press SAYS that the
negro is wanted in the Sandwich Islands to work the
plantations, and holds out strong inducements &c
the working colored class Of the South to come
there to the number Of 5000
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Forty years experience OF an old nurse.
MRS. WINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription of one OF the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States and has been used
for forty years with failing success by millions
OF mothers for their children 1t relieves the child
from pain, dysentery and diarrhea gripping in
the bowels, and wind-colic BY giving health to the
child, it rests the mother. Price, rs cents bottle
ALL MWS
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Ichi Ban, San Francisco, doubled in
size is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't tf Wholesale and retail
Goods for every branch Of retail country trade tt
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"Ir is said that public men in France are more
closely connected with Journalism than any other
country" That accounts for some OF the mysteries
and peculiarities Of French journalism perhaps.
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Our Shoes and Boots

Are equal to the best efforts of the best
makers. No House can have better OUR
PRICES ARE THE LOWEST POS
SIBLE, and, as far as we know, no House
sells goods of like grade or quality at as
"a low prices. Our leather is what we call it.
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PROBABLY by way of prophecy, rather than in the
hope Of present fulfilment, the Picayune proposes
that bridge be constructed upon piles across the
Mississippi at New Orleans, and asserts that compe
tent engineers have pronounced the scheme feasible
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THE Colusa Sun advises the farmers Of that
fertile county to give more attention to fruit cult
ure. 1t claims that they would thereby be less
reliant upon wheat crops and suffer less when
grain fails them
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To raise money foriher church the Rev.
MISS Anna Oliver. "the black-eyed girl
pastor, OF Brooklyn, il to issue l3, 600
shares OF stock at 81 each, the certificate
of stock being portrait of herself,
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IT is suggested that the recent earth slips that
have taken place in Switzerland have relationship
to the numerous earthquakes of late
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r., La Mars seminal PIN. cnr. i.

II you want Furnished or Unfurnished
Rooms, go to the best house In the oity, Clunie
Building, Eighth and streets kept FIRST class In
every respect. MRS. GRICE, Froprietrees. m15.u
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TIE Arizona Star speaks wisdom in seven words
when it says: RAILROAD consolidation lessons ex-
penses and cheapens transportation"
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FOR SALE.
Great Bargains
CADWALADER & PARSONS
Real Estate Agents,
SACRAMENTO.
IMPORTANT SALE.

business AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY -
ID Must be sold. The substantial three ;:;I
story Brick Building, No So Front street, ad- l.l
Joining store OF George NJ Chesley, and know as
Leggets Ale House." One Of the best locations in
the city for Wholesale or Manufacturing Purposes.
Lot, $50 feet deep to the alley in rear. Building,
2lxlO0 feet; lately provided with new basement
floor and metal roef. Also, Lots 1 and 2, F and G,
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, upon which is a
Frame Dwelling renting for $40 per month. These
lots are high and dry, and located in fast mprov-
ing and desirable neighborhood. Proposals for the
purchase OF the above will be received for 30 days by
CADWALADER & PARSONS, Third and streets,
Sacramento or CHARLES STEWART, 1921 Hyde
street. San Francisco. No reasonable offer will be
refused II not sold at private SALE it will be offered
at public auction and sold TO the highest bidder.
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A NEWS item states " that the body Of an editor
was recently found in the ruins Of burned church
in Dover, N e." There must be some mistake
aho,k that
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THIs outrageous and mammoth McGarrahan swim
die cannot pass the House without sinking it, says
an exchange. Which? The House or the bili
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GENERAL NOTICES.
New Life

When the mind and body are tired by over-exer.
ton, or by long study, bath, in which has been
mixed a half bottle OF MURRAY & LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER, will reinyigorate the physical
powers and impart delightful buoyancy and clear.
ness to the mind.
a To prevent disappointment, always seek for
New York, there being worthless counterfeits pos
sessing none of the above properties. m22it
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BRIC-A-BRAC
Entertainments,
Tonight and Tomorrow Night,
AT The THEATER.


- AT The THEATER.
These Ladies and Gentlemen will appear, portion
Tonight, the others Tomorrow Night:
MISS FLEISSNER and MISS MILLIKEN, Sopranos
MRS TRACY LEssMAN GATTMANN and MISS
PATTON, Readers.
MR. BUCHANAN and a Male Quartet.
PROF. FLEIsSNER and MR.. CoSGRovE, Instru-
mentalists, and also Lady Accompanies.
UGO TALB0, the Great Tenor.
On both nights will be given:
:" Mother Goose Quadrille."
" Decorative Sisters " FIRST time here), Esthetic
Tableau, 6 pictures. .
Accepted fhrst time any stage), Tableau in
two pictures.
Duel in the Snow" Tableau in one scene
The Masked Ball, Tableau in two pictures.
Bunch of Buttercups; the Broom Drill (by "A
young ladies). In ALL over 60 ladies and gentle.
men of Sacramento on the Stage, and full
orchestra Fine oxy-caleium effects. New cos
tunes.
or TICKETS rs cents; Gallery, so cents. Box
Sheet opens at 4. NJ. Monday.
All ladies' and gentlemen taking part will enter at
stage door at the Of the theater and be on hand
at 1880 o'clock sharp. m22-lt
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Fsou all sections Of Arizona the wheat and bar
ley crop is reported excellent, and muen ABOVE 'he
average.
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Information Wanted Of Miss Louise Alb.
BOT, Poultry Girl, native of Illinois, yermillion
county who worked in and about Sacramento city,
CAL. from 1873 TO 1878. Any information regarding
her whereabouts will be thankfully received by DR.
CZARToRYSKI, Stockton city, San joaquin county,
Cal. a24- nm
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TIE Supreme Court of Iowa has decided that the
giving OF chair to Juror by an attorney in suit
yitiated the verdict What next?
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PASSENGER LISTS,

OMAHA, May 2Oth.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento May 9th: e. J.
CIump and family, Pittsburg; Mrs William
Lawler, Q. l., Heller. San Francisco Mrs,
George l.. Garrison. Mrs. D. McClosky,
Cleveland, o.; Mrs. NJ. FL. Weed, w. A.
Lee, Omaha; s. B. Downing, Atlanta. Ga ;
]. 81. Warren, GAINESVILLE. Wis; w. J.
Filghucan. Baltimore Ralph Moore, Ruther
Glen, England; K. II. Falkenstein, Mrs.
Falkenstein, Neural Falkenstein, Adele
Falkenstein, San Francisco.
KANSAS CRY (Mo.), May 2OEh.-Passed
Topeka to-day, to arrive in San Francisco
May 25th 2. Shields and wife, Boston c.
Cedet, Los Angeles; Z. G.. Fuller, Marys.
vile.
RAvENNA, May 2Ist.-Passed here to-day
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow j. S.
landau, Lick Kendall, Mrs. M. L. Ken
dali, r: +. Balls, Boston. DR.. f. a. Duns
mar, Minneapolis, MINI; Mrs. A. G. Mater,
Les Angeles Miss Lizzie Bassford, Mrs. II.
D. Underwood, Oakland; S. D. Stringht,
Philadelphia Mrs. O. A. Williams, Eureka,
CAL; w. g. Porter, Boston w. II. Terry,
d. b. Walcott, Mrs. l.. P. Brown, Mrs. A.
L S. Walcott, Frankfort. Ky; Mrs. E. r.
Collins, Toledo, o.; Mrs. Y. Gay, Columbus,
o; Edward Pasen, L. A. Lavenstein, A,
Alexander, London, Eng; Q P. Smith, Pet
aluma. Cal; NJ. III. Lamford, Solersville,
Mass; Miss A. Watkins, Union City, Ind. !;
Mrs. Il. Hollingshead. Melford, n. Y; Mrs.
Blanche Sanderson, Mrs. o. Sanderson, Bos-
ton; J. G. Jeffress, S. Jewett, San Fran.
cisco; L. Crawford, New Mexico; Captain
Robins. San Jose.
CARLIN. May 21st.-Passed here to-day. to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow Mrs. VIM.
Sharp, Miss Minnie Sharp, Napa CITY. Cal:
Miss Martin, j. G. Lsvares, New York
Mrs. l.. b. Wright, child and nurse. Denver.
COL; james Cant, f. NJ. Baum. Thos
Hardy, Iowa; Miss F. E. Reiss, California
w. W. Dengee; Racine, Wis; Marie Louise
Hayden, Mrs. VIM. L. Grub, w. NJ. Bor.
den, Philadelphia G. " Halliday, Ciucin.
natl; WIZ. Clark, Grand Rapids 6. A. M.
Taber and wife, Miss L. A. Taber, Wake.
field. Mass; Mrs. 8. w. Rodgers, Boston
p. Campbell, Smartsvilie, Cal; j, Coulist
wife and son, Ogden Mrs. Z. B. Rawlins'
Provo, Utah ; Z. Dssourt, Mrs. Landerville
and child, Montana A. NJ. CARNEY. Eng.
land j. G. Walker, Z. A. Palmer. San
Francisco; Clay Hood, Cleveland, Ohio
Major E. III. Coke, U. s. A.; so emigrant
passengers, including 81 males, to arrive in
Sacramento May 2Sd.
OMAHA, May 21st.-Passed here TODAY.
to arrive in Sacramento May 25th: Henry
L. Williams, Alameda Mrs. j. W. Orr, Ida
F. Rogers, San Francisco; W. T. Lyon.
New Haven; J. a. R. Horner, New West.
minister, B. c.; j. W. Gashwiler and wife,
San Francisco, g. A. johnson and wife.
You Bet, Cal; Mrs. Parmales, T. A. Thorn.
ton, Brooklyn; G. B. Bowman, Santa cruz;
Fay Thorpe. Carson City, NeT.; W.Wyman,
San Jose.
KANSAS CRY tMo.), May 21st.-Psssed
Topeka to-day, to arrive in San Francisco
May 26th: l.. B. Stearns, wife and son,
Grand Haven. Michigan; Miss Ella Payne.
Cove Union, Oregon; J. w. Howell, Scran.
Ton, Pa; Z. Newman, San Francisco; Alfred
Keen, New Orleans.
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"FRrH criticism Of men and methods is one OF
the strongest safeguards Of society" Whoever SAID
that spoke concise truth.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Parneil.GIadstone Programme.
BosToN, May 21st.-A cable to the Herald
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Charles Dudley Warner writes from Pa.
lermo that brigandage is about at an end
in Sicily. The organization of the brigands
is broken up and they are discouraged.
my own explanation of the change"
writes Mr.. Warner, is that the brigands
have gone to keeping the hotels in Sicily,
and take it out of the travellers in legal
but more thorough manner. / might as
well say here, from considerable experience
in Sicilian hotels, that they are on their
way to be irst.class. Their prices are al
ready frst.rate. They have only to raise
the accommodation, the food and attend
ance up to the prices and they will be all
right. The landlords have simply begun
at the wrong end.
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, etc., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. 5os J ST., bet Fifth and Sixth maa.ln
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SaCEaMeNJO PIanIng Mill,
cash AND BLIND FACTORY, CORNER OF
- Front and Q streets, Sacramento.
Doors, Windows, BIinSs.
Finish Of all kinds, Window Frames, holdings OF
every description, and Turning.
HARTWELL, HOTCHKISS d STALKER.
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MARRIED..

Sacramento, May 21-By Rev. DR.. Charles Taubner,
John Halter to Fanny Friedel, both Of Bavaria.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ELAsr NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD. UNION. !
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OUR COLLECTION OF
Small Boys Clothing

Is especially rich in the KILT AND PLATED
VARIETIES, which will be found to represent all
the best styles and fashions in the Eastern market
From the general assortment of BOYS CLOTH
ING, we mention
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Government to be RemodeIcd.

ST. JOHNS IN. b., May 2lst.-The Pro.
vincial Government is to be reconstrncted
Frazer, Attorney. General, retires. and Nc
Lsod OF ST. John takes his place. Landry.
Chief Commissioner Of the Board of Works.
becomes Provincial Secretary, in place Of
Wedderburn, appointed County Court Judge.
Golfer becomes Chief Commissioner, and
Harrington Premier without a portfolio.
The elections are fixed for June 22i.
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items from, pubI,p.

DUBLIN, May 21st.-It is untrue that Grape
had been affixed to the residence of Cardinal
McCabe, and representation Of coffin left
on his door step.
Seventeen houses have been burned at Mid.
dleton, County Cork, and seventy persons
rendered homeless.
Rev. Father Sheehy has returned to Xii.
m allock, and received an ovation.
In riot at Limerick between the police
and the people, the police charged with fixed
bayenees, and several parsons we're injured.
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Has worldwide reputation for his SUCCESSFUL
TREATMENT AND CURE of difficult and com.
plicated diseases. The following references are
sufficient to show his merits as a HEALER:
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LONDON, May 2ist.-Michaei Davitt, ad-
dressing meeting of Irishmen at Manches-
ter, said that nobody lamented the recent
murders more than he. and nobody was
reader to prevent such crimes in the future
He declared that without the presence Of the
police and military the property of the Irish
landlords would not be worth a months pur-
Irishmen and English Wings until
landlordism was abolished. The Government
could not grapple effectually with secret
movement, when it was made to appear that
such movement was only for the protection
of q wronged people. If Gladstone Yves 10
earnest in his effort to suppress crime, he
must go to the source Of all agrarian outrages
and remove landlordism, sweep away Dublin
Castle. and show that he could reposs conf.
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WASHINGTON, May 2lst.-The failure OF
the District of Columbia Grand Jury to pre-.
sent Sanderson, the star route contractor, for
Indictment. has led to the report that he will
turn States evidence against the ring. San
derson was originally indicted, but no at.
tempt to srrsign him for trial was made, and
it was understood that the Government did
not intend to procsed in his case, Mr.. Mer.
rick, of the Governments counsel, says the
defense will be allowed reasonable time to
examine the new indictment, but the trials
will certainly begiR before July 1st. He says
the witnesses for the prosecution are here,
and everything is in readiness to proceed, 80
far he 10 oapnarned
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The Situation in the House OF Repre-.
SenaQtiyes,

WASHINGTON, May 21st-There Is no pros
pect of quorum of Republican members be-
ing present il the House tomorrow. The
roll call Saturday disclosed twenty eight Re-
publican absantees, five of whom were known
to be in the city. Thirteen are absent on
leave, but have been telegraphed to return.
There is an impression among the Democrats
that after two or three days have been spent
10 trying to set a quorum the Republicans
will allow other business to come up. Ga the
contrary, many Republicans assert that they
must consider several contested election cases
this session, or number of Southern dis
tricts that belong to the Republicans will
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WASHINGTON, May 21st.-Following are
the postal changes for the Pacific coast for
the week: Established - Fowler, Fresno
county. Cal, John S. Gentry, Postmaster !;
Brents, Spokan county, W. T., Josiah Cole,
Postmaster. Postmasters appointed -Har-
vey D. Irwin, Garfield, Whitman county.
w. T.; Cyrus f. Clspp, New Dungeness.
Clallam county, W. T.; Robert Simpson,
Hooper, Weber county, Utah Croydon B.
Evans, Hyrum, Cache county, Utah Paul
Bilbeck, Silent, Yuma county, Arizona.
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An TnsuccessfuI Nneninp

NEW York, May 22i-A. M.-The attemnt
to open the Coney Island season Yesterday
was unsuccessful. About 1000 people Wis.
tied the island, but all hsd returned by 6 in
the evening. Though the weather was toler.
ably warm in town, the wind at the ocean
side was rather too cold for comfort. None
of the large hotels were open, and all the
places of amusement were either unopened
or deserted. The regular season begins June
15sh