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BRIEF SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

V. Paupion has been granted final dis
charge in insolvency by Judge Halsey.
Margaret Taggart has been declared in.
sane and committed to the Napa Asylum.
The Chinese women before the Superior
Court on habeas corpus have been re-
manded to the steamer AMER Head.
The Presidency of the Home Protection
Association of this city is still vacant. The
position held by Rev. Otis Gibson is that
of President of the State Association.
r. M. Apgar, E. S. Solomon, D. M.
Cashin, H. X. McJunkin and Harvey Bur
dell, have been appointed the Council of
Administration of the San Francisco Camp
of the Army and Navy League.
Judge Lawler has given judgment for
the plaintiff and affirmed the dec sion of
the Justices Court in the l29 appeal cases
of the California Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance Company to recover unpaid assess.
ments from farmers in various portions of
the State.
A nonsuit was granted to the defendants
by Judge Wilson of the Superior Court
Monday, in the case of the Society of Cali
fornia Pioneers against William Gallagher
ct al. The action was to quiet title to a
40 foot lot on Fourth and Market street,
which the Pioneers claimed that the late
James Lick by gift deed bequeathed to
them in 1873.
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SOUTH AMERICA,

Advices from Panama to March I'd con.
tain notes from Lima to February 10th:
Particulars of the fight at Pucara, be
yond Huaucayo Peru, have been received.
The Peruvians had l,Sl0 men, but no artil.
cry, while the Chileans had 200 men and
five pieces of artillery. The former occu.
pied advantageous positions on the hill
sides, whence the latter had to drive them.
Two or three Peruvian officers were killed,
and one Chilean. The Peruvian troops dis.
persed while the officers were en- route for
Ayacucho, where Panizo Ia strong Pierol-
ist) is quartered with l 1000 men.
Statistics published show that between
1880 and 1881 Chile put 62,OOO men into
the field.
A severe storm has occurred on the east
coast of South America, doing damage to
considerable amount. Montevideo suffered
severely. The French frigate Marion and
the Spanish gunboat Consuelo were cap
sized during the hurricane while at anchor.
An Argentine has been discovered in the
act of swindling the Valparaiso Bank out
of large sum of money. He succeeded in
escaping.
The English fleet, seven vessels. left
CalidO oH ISuruaIy ltLu. lHe french
ironclad Triomphe was en- route for Callao.
The Triomphe will go from Callao to
Tahiti.
An American kindergarten is in success
full operation in Santiago. The Mercwio
says Miss Adelaide H. Whitefeld and
MIR. lie Fetra are the originators of this
attractive institution, which is destined to
revolutionize infant education in Chile.
Silver bars to the value of Sl33, 500 20
were shipped from Antofagasta during
January, and considerable amounts of cop.
per, the latter, particularly, finding its
way to Chilean ports.
The Panama Star of March 81 says :
The West India and Pacific Company S
steamer Chilean, bound from Liverpool for
Savanilla and Aspinwall went ashore on
the 18th of February on Salamanca Island,
about thirty miles from Santa Martha.
Assistance has been asked for by cable
from the Commodore in command of the
British war vessels at Jamaica. The crew
and passengers are safe, and the cargo will
probably be saved. The vessel is on Ice
shore, with the sea breaking over her.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
ALL AROUND THE COAST.
SAN FRAScIsco. March 81. 1882.
MOB RNINa sNSsInN

A shark about forty inches long is re.
ported to have been caught by an italian
fisherman one day last week in Napa river,
this side of Suscol. 1t was of the leopard
variety, its body being of pale grey color,
covered with dark spots. It had teeth
large and sharp enough to snap mans
finger of.-[Napa Register.
What is known as the Big Bend country,
situated west of this city and north of
Sprague, contains about $4,000 acres of
rich wheat and grass lands, with sufficient
timber for farm purposes. At no time this
winter have cattle there been without out
door feed. The Indians have raised good
corn in that locality, and many of the
whites intend to make the experiment. =
[Spokan Chronicle.
Recently man entered q saloon in
Weston, Or, and with the drink he Or
dered mixed sixty grain of morphine. He
drank the mixture and left the saloon.
After he had gone suspicious were aroused,
and two men went in search him. He was
found In an unconscious state, sitting
against a house. He was immediately
taken between the two men and dragged
around until he returned to consciousness,
but he died soon after.
The outlook of the grain crop in this
section was never more propitious than at
present, although in some places the sum-
mer fallow is rather ranker than might be
wished. As whole, there never was sea-
son when the rains came so appropri.
ately and in just sufficient quantity to
keep the ground moist to consider
able depth. The weather. too, has been
cold, and the growth which would other.
wise have been too forward has been kept
back, while the grain roots have been ex-
tending downwards TO an unusual depth.
Every body seems co be satished. and even
the chronic grup.bler has not word to
utter.-[Chico Enterprise.
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AUSTRALASIA.

The steamship Zsalandia, Captain Chew.
alier, arrived at San Francisco from Sydney
and Auckland yesterday morning, bringing
later colonial exchanges. The following
| are the chief news items
Extremity hot weather is reported from
Cowra district. The Lachlan river is only
| chain of water holes. Grass is disap.
| pearing. The drought extends all over New
| South Wales.
An earthquake shock was felt at North
Gippsland.
The Newcastle coal companies agree to
charge ten shillings per ton at the pits. A
partial strike of colliers is announced.
Heavy floods are reported in Bulloo
river, Queensland, and freshets in other
places.
The scarcity of water in the country dis
tricts of Victoria is becoming very serious
The Government has ordered the railway
department to place special water trains on
the line for towns where the scarcity of
water is most felt. In other towns centri-
fugal pumps have been erected to bring
water from long distances.
The main cable across Cook straits, New
Zealand, is broken.
A Goulbourn IN. S. W dispatch, Feb.
ruary Goth, says: The drought continues
unabated, and the most dire results are
looked for. A heavy westerly gale blew
on Friday, and bush fires are raging on all
sides. There is much sickness.
Advices from New Zealand speak in
glowing terms of the prosperity and pro-
gress OF that colony. The Government is
not building railroads fast enough in the
North island and private enterprise is
about to build an extension of the Wal
kato Railroad into the interior.
Fresh gold discoveries have been made
in New South Wales and Queensland.
Phylloxera is spreading in Victoria, al
though all vines for radius of twenty
miles around Geelong have been destroyed.
Sydney has been proclaimed clean port.
No more cases OF smallpox.
The first election in Sydney under the
Local Option law has been held. Out of
eight wards, seven have decided that there
shall be no more licenses granted for public
houses. Only one ward has, by small
majority, decided that other licenses may
be granted without offense to the rate
payers. In consequence of this vote in
seven wards of the city there can be no
more hotels, or renewal of Licenses, for a
period of three years. Only 73l votes
were cast against the issuing of licenses,
and 2S9 for, in total of 6,S9S votes. The
public viewed it with Indifference.
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addressed the assembly. Similar gatherings
will be held at the same place two weeks
hence, and after that every week.
Republican Club Reorganized-Tra As.
scmbiy Meeting - The Sunday Law
Gases.
SAN Francisco, March 21st.-The Ninth
Ward Young Mems Republican Club met
this evening, and effected a temporary crgan.
ization.
A large and interesting meeting was held
tonight by the Trades Assembly.
Chief Crowley having furnished the League
of Freedom with list of the names of those
charged with violating the Sunday law, for
the arrest of whom warrants had been issued,
at o'clock tomorrow morning all members
of the League whose names appear on the
list will meet at the cffice of the Secretary,
and march in body to the old City Hall.
where the formality of arresting them will be
gone through With, upon which bonds will be
presented and their release secured. Then
their cases will be placed in the hands of A.
d. Spivslo, counsel for the League, and who,
on behalf OF the League, will attend to their
defense
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JRTrCs CHEMICALS.

susfin Gates.-Pionesr Druggist, removed to ,22
Montgomery St, S. F. Country orders solicited
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TELEGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD.uNIoN.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The situation at Omaha.


OMAHA. March 2lst-The relieving of
troops called here by the strike commenced
here last evening, when two companies re-
turned home. Four companies of United
States troops return to Camp Sidney to-mor-
row morning. Grading is carried on with
full force, and there are no threats or inter-
ruption. The Willow Springs Distillery has
filled the places of such employees as struck
with new men. The smelling works refused
to take back such of their men as quit voun-
tarily, and have reinforced the day and night
shifts to nearly the full strength with new
men.
Free Fight I'm n Theater.
DENVER (Col), March 2l,t.-The Nesrs'
Pueblo special last night says: A free
fight occurred among ths crowd assem-
bled at the Opera House to witness a
wrestling match between Lsadville and Dem
yer men. The latter won. and the Lead
vile men declared the decision of the referee
to be unfair, and pulling pistols threatened
his life. Several policemen mounted the
stage, aud during the melee that followed one
man was knocked senseless and another was
badly injured.
self-Explanafory Dispatch.
NEW YORK. March 2Ist.-To 4 Il. Chap
man, General Superintendent, Mutual y nion
Telegraph Company. Chicago Pay no at
tention to the report OF our consolidation
with the Western Union. You may be sure
there is no truth whatever in it.
GEo. w. BALLoU, Vice President.
Forcible Possession.
FLUSHING IL. I.l March 2Ist.-The en-
ployes Of the Glen Cove starch!factory struck
Saturday. and took possession of the estab-
lishment Sunday, driving out the owner.
Thought 10 be Losf.
NORFOLK (Va), March 2Ist.-The steam
yacht Sidney l.. Wright, from New York for
Porto Rico, is believed TO be lost with all on
board.
Legislative Syn pafhy.
ALBANY (N. Y. J, March 2lst.-The Assem-
bly, adopted a resolution that the President of
the United States be asked to commute the
punishment of Sersean. Mason to dismissal
from the army.
One Man Killed and Twelve Injured.
LYNCHBURG (Val, March 2lst.-At the
sale Of the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs property yesterday, the hotel porch
fell killing one man and seriously injuriug
twelve others.i
Incendiarism at Laramie.
LARAMIE (Wy.l. March 21st.-An effort
was made last night about II o'clock to burn
the Thornburgh House at this place. On
Saturday night the oii-house of the Union
Pacific Railway Company was burned, and
on Sunday night the supply-store was de-
stroyed by fire. 1t seems to be q well organ
lied effort to destroy Union Pacific property,
but the cause is not known. Night watch
men are employed to detect the incendiaries,
and if they be secured they will without
doubt be lynched.
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School OF Civil Eng.neers Surveying.
Drawing and Assaying "a Post ST. A. Van der Nailen
The Berkeley Gymna yiuE;-A rirs.-ciass
Acadeuical Institution. affords Classical,
Literary, Scientific and Business Education. For
catalogues or particulars, address JOHN E.
BURRIS, Superintendent Berkeley, Ca
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PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
Assault with Intent to KiIl-Miil Started
IIn-Reeg CafiIc.

Grand Jury has indicted L. j. Bczspburg
for assault with intent to kill Deputy County
Recorder Ovens Bozsnburg is young man,
whose relatives reside at Sacramento, and are
rich and respectable.
The Aubarn G. G. M. Ccmpany's new
twen.y.stamp mill, eighteen miles from here,
started up to-day.
Some 800 head of beeves for the San Fran
cisco market are here awaiting the raising of
the railroad blockade,
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In the Courts.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 21st-The appeals
of the gas and water companies against the
old Board of Equalization were argued to.
day in the Supreme Court, and the appellants
were allowed five days to file briefs, and ten
days were allowed respondents in which to
answer.
The trial of the suit brought by Thomas
Graham against the Southern Pacific Rail.
road Company, to recover $4,000 for the
death ef his son, commenced to-day before
Judge Sullivan.
In the case Of James A. Seehorn against
the Big Mesdows and Bodie Wagon Road, an
action to recover damages for injuries sus.
tanned by reason of the alleged carelessness of
defendant, the Supreme Court has reversed
the decision of the District Court of Mono
county.
KalIoch Again at Work.
SAN Francisco, March 2Ist.-At the in.
stance of ex-Mayor Kalloch. q large meeting
was held this evening at Union Hall. It is
estimated that 2, 500 persons were present.
The meeting was addressed by Kalloch at
some length. 1t is generally understood that
the meeting was called for the purpose Of
organizing the old Workingmen's party, or
An Independent party. with Kalloch as its
leader and exponent. The meeting was an
initisl one. no attempt at organization being
made. KAlloch was the only speaker who
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MILLINERY
RESTAURANTS

The Bandbox-Th popular Milline,f Establish.
ment. B. s. Hirscb & Co., No. 74S Market street.
Strict attention to orders from the interior
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METALS STOVES. RANGES. ETC

Marcus q. HawIey 4 Co.-Importers OF Hard.
| ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos 30l, 3os,
| 8O5, S07 and 300 Market street. San Francisco.
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Money Market.

San francisco, March 21st.-Money is
in good supply at most. of the banks. We
note loan on quick call as low down as 5per
cent. The range for call loans is 4@6 per
cent, and the extremes for commercial loans
are to 10 per cent. Mortgage paper is taken
by the savings banks at 7@9 per cent, and
the borrower is relieved OF all obligations for
erty. Exchange on New York is quite dull
and weak Sterling bills are also in less de-
mand. Fine silver is inactive. Drafts on New
York are selling at 5c premium per S10O !;
kilograms on do. 10c per Sl00; London
exchange, 40 716i for bank bills. and 1871
for commercial refined silver. HOP per
cent. discount; Mexican dollars, 90@901c
aniena nominal
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SAN Francisco, March 21st-The British
steamship Devonshire, from Hongkong, with
cargo of l, 100 Chinese, concerning the safety
of which there was some anxiety, owing to
the fact that che was supposed 10 be overdue
five days, arrived in the harbor at noon to-
day. Her delay is accounted for by the fact
that she did not leave Honakong until the
18Th ultimo, three days after she was an.
nounced to sail
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EDW. CADWALADER.

nFFICE, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
" residence, corner Tenth and N streets. Sacra
mento, Cal
Notary Public.
United States Commissioner
Commissioner Of Deeds for the States and Terri.
tories, and Conveyancer. Particular attention pal,
to taking depositioas.
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills. Leases, Contracts, etc.
drawn and acknowledge 4 feio.tf
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MONEY TO LOAN

NN REAL ESTATE, AT A LOW RATE OF IN
~ terest, by PETER BOIL, 325 street .ml7 II
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CAPT. SARGENT s. DAY, of Gloucester,
Mass, writes "G was suff .ring with rheu-
matism used small portion of St Jacobs
Oil, and was at once cured. have also used
it for sprained ankle and bruised foot, and
never once found it to fail. II is superior to
any other medicine / ever had il my house,
aud I will nsver be without bottle of this
great pain Destroyer" The Captain is wise.
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TO LET,
FARM FOR SALE.

XETILL SELL YOU 4 GoO3 FooTHILL szssss
w farm cheap for cash or will trade with Ss5f
YOU and take 81 90 in reutsble city property <--
and 81 coo cash for this place Also a vineyard and
orchard farm Of 80 acres can be had at the above
terms. II you want to buy IN orchard, vineyard,
farm or city real estate. please call on CARL STKO
BEL, S2I street, Sacramento fe25-lptf
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AnstraIasia and Hawaii.

SAN Francisco, March 2lst-Ths steam
ship Zealandia arrived this morning, bringing
a1vices from Melbourne to February 22d,
Sydney to February 2Sl, Wellington to Feb
ruary 25sh. and from Honolulu to March
18Th,
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Carpenters for British Columbia.

ship George w. Elder, which sailed from this
port Monday for Victoria, B. c., took with
her as passengers forty carpenters, who had
been engaged in Canada by A Onderdonk,
the Canada Pacific Railroad contractor. for
period Of three years, to work on those Sec
tions of the railroad named which are covered
by his contracts These carpenters will re-
ceivs 50 per day during the period of their
contracts. They took with them their kits
of tools, which were bulky enough to fill q
large dray. They will be employed in bridge
making, etc.
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AMONG the little items of personal comfort
and economy are Ayers Pills. They are the
ready remedy which defeat many disorders,
il taken in season. and should be kept in
every family.
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THIRTY BAYS FURTHER TIME.

"oyEs FOR SALE ABOVE THE DEBRIS saR
and below the snow. / have for saleN9F
cheap few nee pieces OF No. fruit land in -as-
the warm belt Of Placer county, with beautiful
building spots, ranging from to $40 per acre,
according to location and improvements, and from
30 to 200 acres 70 suit purchasers For further par
ticulars inquire of or address W. W. FIPPINS, Pen
ryn, Placer county. Cal. NIL lplm
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It is said there are no lesslthan twenty.
seven cases of small pox in the Bitter Root
valley, NJ. T.
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KIDHEY-WoRp CURES Piles lit has
soothing and healing action that u very
potent.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
A Pulptt Opjuiop.

TORONTO March 2lst-Rev. w. B. Affeek,
in his sermon Sunday night said that it was
libel on justice that Sergeant Mason should
be degraded and sent to prison for having
discharged his riffs at the grinning assassin
Guiteau His remarks were applauied.
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UNION HOTEL,

SECOND AND X STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
- Cal Rooms, SO cents and 81 per day. Special
rates by the month. Billiards, choice liquors and
cigars. Hot lunch daily from IL A. n till IN.
w. o. ("JoE , BOWERS,
felAplm Proprietor.
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FOR A PERFECT FIT
AND STYlIsH-CUT SUIT OF CLOTHES, co TO
THOMAS BROMLEY.
CLUNIE BUILDING. 300 ST SACRAMENTO

- Honest dealings and prompt attention you
tai woolen hillsl and don't you forget It. m7-lm4p
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RUBRER AND OIL GOODS.

Fue Nuit8 TefcMH aHu huHUtr haHuIact'
uring CompaDy-Mahufacturers Of Rubber Goocs
oil every description. Patentees OF the celebrated
Maltese Cross Brand" Carpolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. J. w. Taylor, Manager.
Davis & KeIlogg-Pioneer Manufacturers OF CAPS
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats Covers, etc. Importers
and Dealers in Rubber Boots and Wooden Goods.
No. 81 California street
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DENTISTRY.
DRs. RRENfR s souTnnoRTH.

DkS. BRkWEH 9 sOUInW OKTH,
n ENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OPzExa
II Seventh and streets, in Bryte's newee1SifffS
building, up stairs, Teeth extracted without pain
by the VI improved LIQUID Nitrous Oxide Gas
rnIRl
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" nENTIST.-{REMovED TO QUINN'S@zzA
Building, corner Fourth and streetsl SfF}yA
Artificial Teeth inserted on all bases. Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extrac
len OF Teeth. fe24-u
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND

Advertisements of five lines in this department
Inserted for 25 cents for time three times for so
cents or rs cents per week.
XKTANTED-A PLACE TO DO HoUSEwORK,
w by girl. Apply on Seventeenth street, be-
tween and J. east side. m21-3t*
VNANTED-A YOUNG MAN QUICK AT FIG
w ures. Apply at Mechanics Store. m213t
SITUATIoN wANTED-AS A GOOD BAR
- keeper Waiter, in hotel or restaurant; city
country. Inquire this office. ml6-1w'
NOTICE.
DARTIES HOLDING SCRIP AGAINST LIN
coin county, Nevada, can fad a cash purchaser
by addressing J. EISENMANN Il CO., Phoebe, New.
mSlplms
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sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS ETC.
III. &. e'rocker q CO.-Importing and Manuft.c..
uring Statoners Printers and Lthographers, Noe
2l5. 2l7 and 2l9 Bush street. above Sansome.
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THE VERY CHOICEST
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
NEVBOURG d LAGEs,

AYos 80, 62 AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO
~ dealers In Produce and Brewers Supplies,
IA ufacturers Of Malt and all kinds of Meals, ETC.
Oatmeal, Cornmesl, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour,
Buckwheat Flour, etc. New Grain Baes TOR sale.
A. rents Buckeye Mills Flour, Msrysvillo m17-1p