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G. w. DAVIS. Il. D. .

SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN (LATE OF CHICO,
= CALI Office and residence, $50 street. be
tween fifth and Sixth Office hours-9 TO l1:3o
A. n l to P. NJ, to 8P. n. a44plm
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LUNGS convulsed by cough can be soothed
with Honey of Horeheund and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERS
INE Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, BaiIngs,
Gratings Homework and Riaeksmith;pg in general,
No. 500 street, between Futb and Sixth. Second
hand Dools for sale. m29-4ph
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Ez- Al the same time and place, bids will be re,
ceired FOR WOOD a. follows: Fifty Cords of Second
Growth or Mountain White Oak, to be delivered At
the County Hosoiial, and twenty-five Cords Of the
arae quality to be delivered at the County Jail.
,n9s.d TTOS II RFRKFV Clerk
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might GOLD AND EIGHT SILVER MEDALS,
~ Iis First Class Premiums for the best work
from the Mechanics Fair, San Francisco, and the
different gate Fars held in this State and Nevada.
EY one Of my Buggtes Ia worth SIX Cheap
Eastern Ruppies
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DIsPA lcHEs TO THE REcoRD-uNIoN con-
DESsED.
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%
z DEALERS

L IN Fine Brandies, Wines sra LIQUORS. Agents
for Dr. Ja6e's Celebrated Uipclaaa Bit,ers also,
agents Tor Litton Springs se,sser Water, Sonona
county, California No. III kc,roes, between Fourth
and t1ith ms5Iplm
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PACIFIC COAST.

Seven murdererS are awaiting trial in New
Mexico.
A Chinese murderer at Stockton attempted suicide
Saturday.
Four horses attached to hearse ran away satur-
day a. Stockton.
At stockton, Saturday, Frank James was sen.
fenced to five years in the State Prison for man
slaughter
A brakeman named Brooks fell from the top of a
freight train at Reno, New, Saturday and was in
stautly killed.
The jury in the trial Of A. o Boyce for the kill
ne Of John Seites at Santa Cruz returned verdict
o. nLusiaughter.
News reached Chico Saturday evening that the
bands employed in the Spring Valley Gold Mining
Company at Cherokee Flat, Butte county, had
struck work. owing to non payment Of wages
The first freight received on Wood river, Idaho,
this season, came in Saturday from Kelton. There
were two wagons, drawn by eigh horses, carrying
four tons. The teams were only fourteen days on
the road.
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

ysyHE ABOVE WELL KNOWN SUPERIOR
i MONTE DIABL0 COAL, the most economical
that be used fer stea Is for sale In lots to suit
at Black Diamond Landing, Contra Costa county
and at the Office OF the Company, southeast corner
Of Folsom and Spear streets, Ban Francisco.
P. B. CORNWALL,
m7-d President B. D. @. n. co
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FOREIGN,

The excitement caused by Parners release has
subsidized.
Araby Bey has imprisoned several women accused
Of conspiracy
o'Brien. editor of the United ireland, has been
released from prison.
The English press object to American interference
in Dr. Lamson's case.
Berlin dispatrh says the Reichstag has been
convOked for the 9th instant.
The Gladstone Government are considering fur
ther coercive measures for Ireland.
1t is believed that the Circassian officers held as
prisoners in Egypt are being tortured.
Professor Goodwin Smith has written three letters
condemning Irish dependence on America.
The report is denied Of the appointment of Gen.
Ignatieff as Russian Minister OF the Interior
The British Conservatives are practically pledged
to plan Of peasant propretorship in Ireland.
A mine is said to have been discovered under the
Usapauski Cathedral, where the coronation of the
Gar is to be celebrated.
A letter from Cairo says that is openly de
claTed against all Europeans engaged in official fupc
tons in Egypt. The Arab papers advocate the
expulsion of the Europeans from public service.
At the opening OF the Austrian Delegation the
President expressed the hope that the last remnants
o. disorder would shortly be suppressed in the oocu
pied provinces in preparation for the time wheI
they will be incorporated in the empire.
hive thousand employees, representing every trade
connected with the manufacture Of iron in France
have struck against the proposal OF the masters &c
deduct forty centimes on every hundred francs Of
wages, to be applied TO the payment Of an insurance
premium for the men against accident.
Henry William George third MARQUIS of Angel
sey aud present head OF the house of Paget, dating
back in the peerage Of England to 300, ha:
separated from his third wife, Minnie, the laughter
of Hon. I. p King, Of Sand Hills, Georgia, snC
| advertised that he will pay no debts OF her con
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E. 1. RILLIYes = e.

nEALERs IN CHIMNEY PIPE, SEWER PIPE,
~ Drain Tile, Stonewarc. Croc6ery, Glassware
Majoicaware, Decorated sud Plain Flower Pots, etc
No. SlI street, Sacramento. Cal al-fpIm
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Hospital Supplies.

I'm PURSUANCE OF THE THIRTY.S SECOND
section Of an Act entitled " Al Act providing
for the government Of tho county Of Sacramento, +"
approved April - 1888 scaled proposals will be re-
eiyed by the Board of Supervisors OF said county up
n : t'ptogt- ~
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WHEN you go to bed take dose of Kidney
Wort. IL keeps the bowels in order.
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Il. p ROOT. ALsX. NELSON J. pRIscol.
ROOT. NFERsGN = 90
LANES mraEsRr

HNIoN F0UNDRY-Il0N AND BRASS
Founders and Aaeahss.s Front street, be.
tween and o. Castings sad machinery OF every
description made TO order. m2s-4pIm
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BUSINESS ckPps
jobs EETsL

A SsAYER AND CHEMIsT, No. 9l7 sehEET,
IA Sacramento Cal. Al Assays and Chemical
Analysis accurately carried ct short notice and
moderate rates. Mining Property Sold and Gold
Purchased. Instructions given IN Blow. pipe Assay
ing. lSHNp FoR CIRcuLARl a2-Apim
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PICNIC LUNCHESl

A LLKINDS OF sAUSAGES, BONEIESS HAM,
IA Spiced Beef, Cheese, etc. at BOTTOM PRICES.
RAUWEP. 4e6 J street. mo 4p6m
EARBoN BISULPHIDE FOR KILLING SOUR
~ rels Gophers. Ants. Moth, Weevil, Scale,
Phylloxera, and all Rodents and Insects. Sulphur
for sale. Manufactured at Sacramento Chemica
Works of1ce, No go street, Sacramento
a6lm GEO. D. GARDNER, Proprietor.
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The above sale is hereby POSTPONED until
MONDAY, the 18th day of APRIL 1882, at the
same time and pllce, by order of plaintiffs attorney
A. HEILBRoN, Sheriff.
April 10, 1882 a10-1aw2wM
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TheHussar Band
OF SACRAMENTO.

"AvlNG ORGANIZED A BRASS AND REED
III Band under the above name, composed OF
eighteen of the principal musicians Of this city, we
are prepared to furnish rsclass music for all occa
sions at enable rs.es. All communication Will
receive pronp. attention. FRED. MELVILLE,
y Leader and Business Manager so1} street
L. D. JONES.
ma4-4plns Business Manager, slz street.
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A single dose instantly relieves tie most violent
sneezing or Head Colds clears the head by magic
Stops Watery Discharges from the Nose and Eyes,
Prevents Ringing Noises in the Head Cures Nervous
Headache and subdues Chis and Fever. In Chronic
Catarrh, it Cleai ses the Nasal Passages OF Foul
Mueus, Restores the Sense of Smell Tasie and
Hearing when affected Frees the Head, Throat and
Bronchial Tubes of offensive matter Sweetens and
PurIes the Breath Stops the Cough and arrests the
progress OF Catarrh towards Consumption.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal
Solvent and Sanfords Inhaler, all in one package
of all druggists fer 81 Ask for SASFoRD's RADICAL
CURE Weeks ii Potter. BO.tOn, Mass.
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9. u. kREna Ii "A.

yMPoRTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS,
Il Glass yarnishes, 5Tlzbeg, Wall Paper, Wax
Flower Goods and Picture kelalnSs, Painters aud
ARTISTS Materials. Solo Agents fo1 Avsrilps Mixed
Paints, Building Paper. Nc. 625 street, Saera-
mento Cal al .4ptf
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s. cARLa
C.prp = CR0yv.

EoNTRACToRS AND BUILDERS, SIZE PRE-.
pared to do all kinds Of work in theiI line, in
city or country. Principal place Of business, s1cra
mento Shop, No. 1l14 Second street, between
and L. Postoffice Box, No. So Sacramento.
fol6-Snts
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APRIL IL. 1882.

For furnishing supplies to the COUNTY HOSPITAL
Of the county Of Sacramento State Of California,
for the term OF three months commencing APRIL 10,
1852 and ending JULY -, loS2.
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND Ma.
4 chtnist, Front and streets. Manufacturer OF
GuttenbeTger's Horse PoNeu, PrteA. Ground Roller
and Clog Crusher and Barley 9lls. All kinds o;
Hydraulic Pipes. For sA.s, Threo Killer Patent Hay
Presses. ml-aplm
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DE. w. II. BALDWIN,
Z. A. MUGHs0N, "a. d..

nFFIcE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
" corner OF Second and streets. Office Hours
1oA. N toI2M;3P ~ to 5 P NJ, and 7P. M.m2s. I'm
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Parties Going to the Old Countries
JOHN TALBOT,
TICKET AGENT, SACRAMENTO, CAL.

"a Persons send money by Postoffice Order,
Draft, or by WELLS, FARGO & cos EXPRESS,
from any point where they have an Office. m4tf
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fzr List OF articles to be supplied can be seen on
application q; the Office OF the County Clerk.
All bids 70 be left with the County ClesI.
No bids will be considered unless accompanied by
sureies.
The Board reserves the risht to reject any or
all bids
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cHAs T. JONES. I'D n. MARTIN.
JONES & MARTIN,
a TToRN EYS-AT. Law, NO. COT STREET, BE-
"A tween Sixth and Seventh Sacramento.
n24dnIfu
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II. II. PETITE.

"THoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco, Gig
srettes, Pipes etc. Always on hand full stock Of
all classes of goods in my hue. Il. II. PETIT.
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u A. CnNXrNGaAw.

CACRAMENTo BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
- street, between Front and Second, Sacra-
mento. Manufacturer of Stem Boiters, Sheet lion
Work, etc. Also, all kinds OF +. airing. Changing
Portable Boilers from Weed SC Strsw burners
Speciality. m6-4pti
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THE MALLEY TRIAL.

The trial of the Malley cousins and
Blanche Douglass, for the murder of Jen-
ME Cramer, has resulted in the acquittal
of the defendants. This is not surprising,
inasmuch as the prosecution failed to prove
that a murder had been committed. 1t
will be remembered that the body of Jen.
ME Cramer was found on the seashore, and
that the post mortem showed the presence
OF arsenic in the tissues. It was proved
that the deceased had been seduced by one
of the Malleys two nights before her
death, and an attempt was made to show
that one or both of them had been with
her to within a few hours of her death.
This branch of the prosecution, however,
broke down, and as the defense proved
that the girl had herself purchased arsenic
shortly before her death, and that she was
in the habit of taking it for her complex
ion, it was not possible to make it clear
that it was not a case of suicide. OF
course there is no room for reasonable doubt
that she came to her death indirectly
through the Mslleys, but a Court Of jus.
tice cannot convict upon such evidence as
demonstrated the moral wrong. The pros.
ecution failed to establish It's case, and
under the circumstances the jury was
bound to acquit the defendants.
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AFTER THE REPRESSION BILL, WHAT ?

The House of Commons has succeeded
in dispatching the Repression bill, after a
thirty-six hour session. 1t was found nee.
essary at the last to expel the most refrac-
tory Irish members. whose behavior
throughout was most lawless and violent.
Mr.. Gladstone has now to push forward the
Arrears of Rent bill, and he will encounter
at this point very powerful opposition from
many Liberals. The objections to the Ar
rears bill are manifold and forcible, and it
may be even harder to get it passed than it
was in the case of the Repression bill.
There is besides growing belief that such
concessions are worse than useless, for that
they only encourage disaffection and law.
lessness. Mr.. Gladstone's Irish policy, in
fact, has never been 80 much condemned
as at present, and it is not certain that he
will be allowed to carry his experiments
much further.
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ROBINSON OF NEW YORK.

1t is very evident that nothing will sat-
isfy Robinson of New York but the blood
of the British lion. Until he has his foot
on the neck of that wicked animal, and his
good sword is plunged to the hilt in its
shaggy breast, he will continue to atflict
Congress with his plants, and to electrify
it with his denunciations. 1t seems that
he has a new batch of friends who are in
British dungeons, and he insists on their
unconditional release. If American citi-
zens are not at liberty to go to Ireland and
join in landlord. shooting, without molesta.
ton from the police, it is time war was de-
clared and this great question was deter.
mined. To this and like effect Robinson of
New York has again delivered himself, and
to appease his wrathful soul resolution
has been adopted calling upon the State
Department for whatever information may
be available. Should it be to the effect
that the suspects have been imprisoned
" for cause" we tremble for the conse.
1uences to Robinson.
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MARITIME RIOT.

An international case has been made of
the Martinez riot, the melting cause of the
action of the Chinese Government being
the apparent apathy of the local authori.
ties. The result is that the Secretary of
State has written to Governor Perkins, and
that Governor Perkins has written to the
District Attorney of Contra Costa County,
and that presumably something will be
done to bring the rioters to Justice. II
was most brutal aid wholly inexcusable
outrage, and the RECORD. UNION has not
failed to call attention to and denouuce IL
in fitting terms from the beginning, though
some papers appeared to think it scarcely
safe to find fault with the ruffians who
were in fault, seeing that their victims
were "only" Cinnamon. We hope that
some of these blackguards will yet be sent
to the State Prison for their part in the
riot
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no indication of the fact. As regards the
first impressions of the surgeons who per-
formed the autopsy upon Guiteau, it is
necessary to say that these impressions are OF
no value in determining the question unless
the indications OF disease were so strong as
to be visible to the naked eye. Lacking
such proofs of disease, the microscope has
to be resorted to, and several days must
elapse before thorough microscopic exam.
ination can be made. As rule it is only
in cases of acute insanity and general
paralysis that LESSONS are observed in the
dara-msater, the Grdchnoid, and the pia-
mater. Serious mischief may however
have been at work III the brain, and be
only traceable in the cortical layers
through the microscope. The researches
OF science into the nature and morbid
changes of nervous matter have as yet been
carried comparatively very little way.
Our knowledge of the brain and its func.
tons is still largely conjectural. The
microscope and electricity have however
revolutionized some of the most i'm.
portant hypothesis in this connection,
and specialists find it easier every year
to trace morbid action even into
the substance of the gray matter of
the brain. The fact, if it is a fact, that
upon opening Guiteau's Uranium and view
ing the brain, indurations were discovered,
must be regarded as strong piece of evil
dence in support of the theory of his in
sanity. For indurations, whether of
the pid mater, the cerebellam or other
parts of the brain. are among the most
certain indications Of insanity, and are
scarcely ever absent in marked cases. As
regards the weight of Guiteau's brain, the
telegraph Numbered in saying that it was
little above the average. In fact it was
half an ounce below the average, which is
fifty ounces. This is matter of no par
ticular Importance, for though the popular
notion is that a large brain indicates
genius, the fact is not clearly established.
1t is rather to be concluded that quality
and not quantity determines the possession
of genius, for though some men of large
brain have been men of great capacity, as
for instance Culver and Daniel Webster,
many men of average brain-weight have
been equally conspicuous for mental power.
As at present no official report of any
kind has been issued concerning the au.
topsy on Guiteau, it is of course impossible
to form any opinion as to the results of the
dissection. Even should no lesion of the
brain be found, however, it will not follow
that he was not insane.
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NOVELTIES IN DECORATION.

Gathered plush bands are pretty for
looping back portieres or window curtains.
They are made on stout muslin foundations
and are narrow toward the ends. Both
edges are gathered. Red is most general,
and the gathering makes it quite effective.
Hand screens are now covered with red
plush, gathered toward the handle, and
finished off with plating and bow Of rib.
bon. The fashionable handles vary from
one half to three-quarters of yard in
length, and the screen stands against the
wall by the side of the fireplace. The
new Japanese paper hand screens, il
different sizes, have these very long
handles. Wood baskets are now placed
in rooms and are made ornamental. They
are usually of brown wicker.work, and
are long. They are lined with cretonne
or fiuted satin, and have q vandyked val.
ance outside, headed by satin ruche.
Any short length of embroidered material,
especially OF Eastern appearance, is now
used up for these baskets. Sometimes
they are lined with chintz harmonizing
with the furnishing Of the room in which
they are kept. Some people have lid
added, and use them as work or scrap bas.
kets. Squares of work, originally in.
tended for footstools or cushions, are now
being let into the sides of these baskets.
A strip Of colored plush is often twisted
round one side of picture resting on an
easel. ANY fancy piece of effective ma
terial can also be arranged in the same
way. Small mirrors can be decorated
after this fashion. 1t ia much the
fashion to paint wreath or spray of flow.
ers in oils on these mirrors. a great many
were to be seen about Christmas time az
novel gifts. Glass stands for the dinner
table, standing under little flower vases,
are painted in the same way. Larger mir.
rors, and also front of an upright piano,
the panels and door of cabinet, are so
decorated. An original way of orn i.
menting wooden front OF piapo
is to paint long peacock eye
fe ather leaning across, with the stalk
toward the left corner. Across the stalk
is painted a miniature hand. scresn n,
with monogram of the owner, or a |
spray of flowers. Small simulated hand |
screens seem quite popular now,
for some were recently seen on |
ioilies, made of different colored satin. |
appliqucd on, with tiny spray of flowers
worked in the center OF each. The doilies |
were the ordinary white ones, and the
frames and handles of the fans were
worked in silk. Each fan was in the
center, in slanting position. This
is quite a novelty in doilies, and |
not at all difficult to carry out. |
The center of dining table is now fire.
luently covered with good-sized plush
mat, with fancy border and tasseled
edges. Only light ornaments are placed
upon it. This has quite superseded the
strip of plush or satin. II the table is
ong, to accommodate large number of
oersons, small square mats, to match, are
aid at the corners, with a glass of flow era
IN them.
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FOREIGN.
Affairs In Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA, July 2d.-At the Council of
Ministers Arab Pasha proposed to levy
tax on the entire population. The Min.
listers of Public Works and Finance op-
posed the proposition, and no decision was
reached. Meanwhile work on the forti6ca-
tons continues the same, with the heavy
guns directed up the harbor.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 2d.-The confer
ence reassemblsd to-day. The nature of the
deliberations is unknown.
Major Osman Bey has sailed for Alexan.
dria with instructions from the Sultan to
DerviEch Pashs.
ALEXANDRIA, July 2d.-The impressment
Of recruits continues.
10 consequence of alarming rumors from
Cairo. the military are ordered to make spe
cial exertions to maintain order.
Bedouins crossing from the Syrian side into
Egypt are very serious source of anxiety.
1t is reported that the military party have
plan for blocking the Suez Canal prepared
by Russian officers.
WooLwIoH, July 2d.-The British military
preparations in view of possible contingencies
in Egypt are now virtually complete.
Disturbances In Ireland.
yesterday at Listowel, County Kerry. Mrs.
Moore was addressing crowd, when the
police dispersed the meeting. She subse-
quently addressed mob at Railway station
The police again appearing, were attacked
with stones, whereupon the Riot Act was
read and the police proceeded to dispense the
mob, firing revolvers. Several persons were
hurt, and some arrested. The military had
to be called out.
Resignation Presented and Withdrawn.
MADRID, July 2d.-In consequence of
the GOODNESS of the Chamber of Deputies
with regard to making provision for pro-
fessorship at Teruel, the Minister of Com
merce and Agriculture has rendered his res
ignation, which, however, at the request of
the President of the Council, he withdrew.