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The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26
RAILROADS.
Portland C Ogdensburg R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,


Commencing Monday, June 26, 1882.
Passenger ErsEns leave Portland:
S.s5 "A, ~. For all stations running through to
st. Johnsbury, Swanton, Burlington, VT, and
Ogdensburg N. Y, connecting at st. Johnsbury
for Newport, Sherbrook and Montreal.
l,O5 u. M.-For all White Mountain Resorts,
Fabyan's Crawford's, Profile House, Glen House,
Summit Mt. Washington, Bethlehem, &c. This
train runs through express and will not stop at
Flag Stations White Rock, Hiram or W. Bald
win.
5.30 r. W. Through to OgdensbuIg aud SYRIA
cuss n. Y, connecting at Ogdensburg with Steam
ers for Thousand Islands, Brockyille, Kingston
aud Toronto, and at Syracuse with n. Y. Central
Il. 4. for all points west
after JuIy Est
Rarl0r Cars for Crawforis Fabyans', 81. Johns
bury, Newport and Montreal, will leave on 3.25
a. m. train-arriyiDg without change -at Mon
tread at $40 p. m.
Parlor Cars for Crawforts' and Fabyans' on LOS
D. "a. train
Sleeping Cars through to Syracuse $50 p. m.
train.
Trains arrive iR Portland:
$40 m, from Fabyans and intermediate Stations.
1880 p N. from all White Mountain points.
$50 p. m, from Montreal, Ogdensburg, Syracuse
and West.
>. HAMILTON, superintendent.
Portland, June 23d, 1882. jun24dd
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
is useful in dyspepsia. 1t gives the stomach
tone, and inparts vigor to the whole system.
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26

Barque Argus, [Brl Nicholson, HaVana-1noIasses
to Nutter, Kimball & Co. Vessel to Chase, LeaVltt
g. Co.
Sch A Weeks, Littlefeld, New York-coal to
Randall & McAllister.
Sch United States, Sawyer Addison-edgings to
j II Blake
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndike, Rockland-line
to A Morse 81 Co. 80
Sch ! W SAWYER Orchard Cash's Banks-3S0
bbls mackerel. .
Sch Miantanomah, Bradley, Monhegan-320 bbls
mackerel. 80
Sch Lottie Hopkins, Hopkins, Matlnicus- 225
bbls mackerel
Sch M Torrey, Kendrick, Matinicus-26o bbls
Sch Frank skillings Gote Matinieus-4o bbls
mackerel
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26

No D1sAPPo1NTMENT.-Wig Virgins Pellets
have an inherent power to cure dyspepsia
Constipation, Piles, Sick or Nervous Headache,
and all diseases OF the Stomach, Bowels and
Liver. Never surpassed in the history OF medl
cine. Sufferers, try them, and ye will suffer
40 more. Fifty cents bottle at druggists.
Sent by mail on receipt of price
Miss Sawyer's salye, as non prepared, pea'
the world. Twenty-Five cents box. Sent by
mail.
WIGGrN & Co., PROJECTORS, Rockland, Me-
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
no the HarbOr Commissioners OF
Portland HarbOr.

PORILAND, Uuu5 To, IooL.
Gentlemen:
YEyHE undersigned desire permission to build
Il wharf on The west side of pumpkin Knob, -
extending from the shore about 60 feet and 16 IT.
width. Very Respectfully.
(Signed) CHASE s. DEAN.
PORTLAND, June 18th, 1882.
nN the foregoing petition, it is ordered that a
" hearing be had on MONDAY, June 26th,
at 800 P. NJ, on the premises and that notice Of
the above petition, together with this our order
theron, be given by publication in two daily papers
printed in Portland, for seven % days preceding
the hearing.
(Signed)
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Harbor Commits
TIMOTHY B. TOLFORD, sioners Port
CHARLES MERRILL land narbor.
je2O div
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26

SIS il true that Mrs. Pompon has false teeth,
that Deacon Lightfoo,'s daughters rouge and
that the new family who have just rented
pew in the middle aisle are descendants Oh inc
pirate, Kidd?" asked a spruce looking OLD lady
PPr;I,iant in bright ribbons and iewelry, at So
ciai meeting of the members of the church :,
II don't know" answered the weakened
seraph to whom the inquiry was addressed.
"Ask the minister's wife,
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26

Charming features may be rendered actually
repulsiye by blotches or pimples. Glenns SUI
nbur soap remedies all complexional bemishes
By glancing ever the local columns OF our
exchanges we are pleased to learn that about
all the horses rode by all the brigadisr and
major generals during the late war are alive,
and quite old" We were fully prepared ioi
the fact of their being alive, having seer an
these horses at various places during the past
v yeeI with cur own eyes but we are surprised
f TO learn Mlt they are quite old" However that
fact removes a cloud of mystery from our
mind, and confirms us in our deep suspicion
that the five-year colt they showed us at Am
sterdam was not, as they declared, the horse
that General Thomas rode in the battles OF the
Wilderness.-Burlingto Hawkeye.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-08

A DREAD MYsTERY SoLvxD.-The Vic
toria Standard solves q British Colum-
bia mystery of last wint ,r with tho fol
lowing explanation:-It will be remem-
bered that last fall little daughter Of
Mr.. Gavin Hamilton, proprietor of the
LEO mile house, Cariboo road, disap-
peared in most mysterious manner.
Every effort was made to ASCERTAIN the
fate of the child. The country was
searched for miles around BY . large
posse of men, rewards were offered for
information leading to the discovery Of
tho little one-but all Of NO avail. Ii
was thought possible that foul play
might have been reeortsd to, and the
child abducted, bat no clue Whateve.
could be found to account for the mys-
terious disappsarano The heart-brok-
en- mother for many days sought for
her lost one. epcount sring the fierce in
clemency Of the winter elementa
and battling against the hardships
which bssat her search on every aide.
Long after all hope Of recovering the
child had been despaired Of BY men
with stout hearts the mother continued
her search clinging to the belief that
some trace might At last reward her
task of love. but at last she, too, Yield
I'd and in bitter grief was compelled
to realize tho fact that her child was
lost to her for ever. Now after many
months some light 10 thrown upon the
mystery. Last evening we received Q
communication from the father Of the
child, it 10 dated Sunday last 5 pun,
and in brief and hurried Language
states that about an hour previous the
remains Of the little one were found in
the bush about Q mile from the house.
He says there were three or four ribs,
the lower jaw, portion Of the upper
jaw, piece Of the skull, lock of the
hair, the dress pettio0at, the under lin
On tho latter in small fragments.
He says that it 10 evident the body had
been mutilated BY oay0tes after death
and to him it il amazing that the r.
mains were not found last fall. a the
child had passed the bush near the
house and had gone TO its LIST long
slesp in the opsn. The very greand
Where death closed upon the child must
have been circled time and again b. The
searching party, and the father con-
dudes BY 6ayinR; 1T ID stranR; it seems
impossible. But it il . relief 70 know
The worst and 70 have found The body."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-08
Fo r FL q N.


DS01A - see the Euneenl.
Rom, June &-Larss numbers Of pa.
suns ace seaztfng from all parts Of Italy
for Caprsrs 70 b present at The funeral
of 0axibaldi A steamer left Genoa a
Monday with 500 veterans On hoard, and
fouf. steamers have started frosa Palsr-
mo- two from Lsehorn, and ons from
Naples, I'll crowded. The supply Of
boats is inadequate to accommodate
thoss desiring to 60, and indusnoe il
being sxsrtsd with members Of Carl
baldi's family to have his asAss trans.
fsrrsd to the mainland.
lreaanA In Paralansaa.
LoHDoN, June TN the Commons
tho Irish Repression bill was considered
this evening. The third clause pre-
scribin2 q constitutional court of orim-
NAL appeal passed, Hareourt stating the
government was willing 10 accspt any
amsndment to assist psisonses wishing
to appeal. and the fourth clausa, peovid-
ing for punishment for intimidation,
Henly moved to amend by requiring
sha4 psseou1 a0Bisssa aAalt somp1aln.
Dillon and Parnsll supported the amend
msnt which was rejsctsd BY 2ls to q.
During the debate O'Kelly referred to
the address Of Forster a. an Internal
speech. O'Kelly was compelled to with
draw the expression and apologize.
e7es, ,eeo.eeo Wsrsh u Lana.
Davitt, in q speech at Liverpool last
night, said he was in favor Of the land
becoming national property. He con.
siderad the soil Of Ireland should bs
purchased for tenants for Hl4O,CJ0O0o
government bonds, repayahe in 50 years.
He denounced Dublin Castle rule q q
monstrous failure.
English Races wen.
LONDON, June THE Ascot Derby
was won by Shotover, Butterfeld second,
SpElhg Heel third.
Tho Royal Hunt cup was Won BY
Sweetbread, Edison second, Lesson colt
third. |
Twenty Miles N Dour.
QUEENSTOWN, June THE Guion line
steamship Alaska, from New York, made
the passage in 6 days, 10 hours and Is
minutes, two hours faster than her own
previous time, which hitherto was the
best time made across the Atlantic.
The OaFADen.
TosoNTo, June wallace Ross passed
through on his way to Winnipeg, An
additional $500 haye been dep 1site d foz
the race with Hanlan. Ross would CIV,
no definite information q to the pest.
ponement owing to Hanlan's illness, but
said he would do the right thing.
Luxe cid TlQes.
New ORLEANS. June IA duel was
fought this morning at the slaughter
house between MayorsE. A. Burke. of
the Times, (Demoorat) and G. N. Parke,
editor Of the Picaywne. Pistols were
used, and Eve shots fred. At the fifth
Burke was shot through the thigh. The
wound is not considered dangerous.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-08
PACIFIC COAST.

Pete Sullivan Seat Up fer Years.
PORTLAND, June Pete Sullivan.
jointly indicted with Carrie Bradley,
pleaded guilty this morning to man
slaughter, and was sentenced to five
years in the psnitentiary. The sentsncs
Of Bradley is posponed one week.
Oregon News.
4 Jacksonville special says that today
. young man named ]. A. Brown was
found dead near town, shot through the
head BY . pistol in his own hands.
Cause, temporary insanity. He was
from Middleton, Illinois.
The Willamette river IL within fou,
feet Of the 1850 mark. and 10 rising slow
~. On account Of the prostration Of
the telegraph lines no bulletins from
the upper Columbia have bssn received.
Il ID generally believed that the water
will be higher by the 10th inst. than in
1880.
The Legislature is certainly Rspubli-
can by two majority. Returns from re-
mote counties may increase it to six or
seven. Democratic msiorities in east
ern counties will be smaller than usual,
and yesterdays figures on majority for
the State Republican ticket are entirely
too low.
The steam launch Elvira today mads
the deacsnt Of the Cascades. Her stser.
ing gear broke, and the boat narrowly
escaped destruction on Umatilla Rock,
where the v enture Was wrecked In 1867.
oregsn Legislature Repabllcan.
PORTLAND. June 7.-Jossphins and
Coos counties are just heard from.
They ssnd Republican Representative,
and this gives tae Republicans work
ing majority in both Houses.
Suicide ei . Bank o0ee1.
SAH FRAxClsoo, June 7.-Charles I.
GUNNER, receiving teller Of th Bank
Of California, oommittsd suicide thin
morning at his residence, SSl 6uttss
strsst, BY shooting himself through thu
head. He came 10 brsakfast at tha
usual hour, them returned to his room,
and about 10 O'Clock vas found On ths
door with . pistol lying in his hand.
No report was heard BY inmates Of thl
house. Reports On the street are = tha
eject that hs has bssn undsr suxveil-
lance By the bank authorities On sue
picion Of crooksdnsn In his acoounts
bat officers Of The bank say it, aaairl
| are in perfect order. and the AFFAIR was q
surprise - them; that he had Away
enioyed the full coundencs q his en-
ploysrs, ard that his accounts are psr'
fsctiy Straight They account for hi
act on the ground that sometime ago b
came into the posssssioao Of considerable
money which hs had since Lost In stocks
and that his Losses had unsettled hil
mind. Omcsrs Of the bank had no
tiosd nothing peculiar in his behavior
bat his associates in o6ios ~ that b
bad appeared foe ssos vssks - b
laborine undss = deprsssioa Of spirits
for which hs refused 70 assign an.
cause. Deceased vas veil eoansotsd
being bsuthsr-in-lav of Adam 0sant
a Murphy. Grant = Co. and 0snsea
Nogzov, IL vsu known sso~k ssoa
Iosa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-08
saying that Lowell has not been recalled,
and has not resigned, and that no name
h being proposed for his place.

~ AAe8 sesos AAOWOA4 ux19 0Ob UOoO I0o44teO
and has not resigned, and that no nam,
n being proposed for his place.
Temperance ueve0eas.
MADDow. (Wis.) June 7.-Ths Wis
CONAN State Prohibisory Oraanixa&iss
he's been incorporated. tt objects a,
to secure the submiaaion Of prohibitoey
amendments to the people, and to com
pei Its enforcement. At the meetins
held last evening omosrs were eleetsd
and steps taken to organize the variou,
companies to raise money and carry ou,
the purposes.
Money Asstefs.
NEW Yo8x, June 7.-Westsen Uniou
earnings show an increase Of &36OO0 fol
the first five months Of this year.
specie enaagemsnts today $2,26o, 600
One firm sends 81. .0o0.Co0 to general 90
count Of the Italian loan.
a led Kxplsslen.
6Ax ANTONIO. (Tsx.) June IA terri
ble explosion in Tunnel No. I Of the @.
P. and 7. Railway extension occurred
yesterday, 80 kegs Of blasting powder
being touched Oh BY q workman on the
east end Of the extension. The vuek-
mon at the wsst end were overwhslmed
by earth, rock and trees. Three mon
vers killed and s wounded.
E>A Vs-
CINCINNATI, June 7.-TWenty frame
dwellings, occupied by families, in
Brown and Ravine streets, up Mill
Creek Valley, were burned this forenoon.
One child was burned to death. and Is
families are made homeless.
Rsbber Killed.
DALLAS, Texas, June 7.-Anothsr Of
the men who attempted to rob tho Mis-
souri, Pacific train near Denton was
overtaken and killed by q posse. A
fourt is still at large. These two are
noted train robbers, but refuse to give
their names. Il is said they had
planned to rob two other trains, but cir
cumstanoes prevented.
The National Bank Nm.
WASHINGTON, June THE Crapo bill
extending the charter of National banks
may fail entirely unless the Committee
reports it soon. The Committee pro-
poses to add ssvsral amendments, which
will send tho bill to the House. At this
stage delay may cause failure of tho
bill. The Senate Committee propose to
amend the Grape bill by adding to it
the 50 stance Of Mr.. Sherman's ~
funding bill, and CLAUSE authorizing
the issue of gold certificates which are
to b . part Of the bank reserve.
First o0eers.
The incorporation Of tho Garfield
Memorial Hospital Association elected
the following officsrs: President, JUS
tios Samuel N. Miller; Vice Presidents,
Senator Window and Justice Near
thur; Treasurer, Jas. Gll6llsn, Record
ing Secretary, John A. Baker; Core
spondln0 Secretary, b. u. Love1Oy.
The Labor Trouble.
PrTTsBuRGH, June THE Akron Iron
Company, of Akron. Ohio, and the
Canal Dover Iron Company, Of Conal
Dover, Ohio, have signed the scale.
making eight In all. The Klomons Su-
psrior Platte Mil will start up with nom
uriod urAr--
Reelected.
CHICAGO, juno THE Chicago and
Western Indiana Railroad has reelected
its old directors and officers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-08

2seesseaeosai sssocd fee The mouth os
3ay. le61 xlAoo q eAosgvasaoa: Balm.
he.Aos IalaaA xnae county. washtngsm TaA
risoeJ. Latitude tTs -, longis1ds IN lo';
hight = ezsanA ahsvs ~ -, sessse; Z L
1sakiasoa. q lsss D,ahsay, oesssvsr.
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T HAvx THE CH1APHgf AND solE
.;.sslI 6 - 8 g. sS e sh S.sEy 81 = e -: -:
d Pcnfirs s6diiioa nd 6 Laks Unloa,
q peSceo 70 0uis Ill buyStA I have aloo
me lots wi1h houeeo upoa thoO an6 o9h-
Can 6 ny houoe below ~ coopor ahop.
heewooa Nah an1 Jaeknaa 0xoo1A .
GGaira.
0N98 MA 0UR8JJI
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Highest temperature. On ths22d, IS dearsea.
Lowest Temperature. On hslsth, IS degrees,
Aesn tempseaturs. ses degrees.
Prevailing Winds. north and south.
Total rainfall q melted msw, l.as inches.
No. Of days o. which oOl or NOR, r.in or
saovisll. 10.
No. Of days on which cloudiness aysr,asd a
OF more on scale Of ten, II.
Thunder storms on the nth snd 18th.
Hall on the llth and ls:h.
Frost On the 1oth.
Halos- Soar. % The 18Th, Soth ana slst.
Winds. followed By rain, south,
Winds. followed BY fair o. clear vea&her,
north.
Kind Of rain eags. cylindsr.
Maker Of barometer Kendall.
KARTHoUAKxs.i
Had one On the 9oth Of April at loAo pm.
Quite . severe shock. Motion rocking. This
was not reported last month q the re.
port vas made out before the shock occurred.
Nay 18th. It 1905 pm. had another shocA,
not quite % violent - the above mentioned,
but the motion was also rocking Or wsvy.
1ALO0.
0sd two beauties on the 3eth ed sosh. eoeh
OF whieh shovel mock suns, one on ssch side
OF the true sun. Beth Of these halos wsre
rAihbow tinted.
THuuDI1 sTol1n.
He'd two ltttls storms Of rain. hail, light.
ains asd thunder. on the nth and lsth Inst.
They were vsey small compased with storms
sast Of the Rocky Mountains.
The sverase Temperature Of this Nay ex.
cseds al its predecessors except that Of 1873.
which waS = of degree warmer than thia
n HoaxYnnou
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-08

A rare tnaat ID in store for those Who
would enjoy the spectacle Of comic alb
surdities, novel mishaps or the graceful
evolutions OF experts ON rollars, to take
place at the masquerade skating carui-
val at Yesler's Hall, Saturday evening,
June 10Th. Masked chatting until 1880
pm, whom skatin0 ceases and q social
dance begins. Spectato1' admission
80 cents; children Is oeats. Sec hand
bills for particulars. i6-5t.
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Parties Wishing to gst good value fos
their money will do we'll 70 call on +
Scott 4 Son, and compare their real g.
tate and prices With those offered by
other dealers. They have Some vo9y
choice property which mus b sol1
soon, and Will dsal squaxsly With yoa.
See theiy I'd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-08

A ct of teeth at half price, namely:
Ga 50 fEaaern psios.l All othse worA
ss ons-hah le0 than former pgice Tor
the naxt 60 daJa An work warranted.
B. r. SEoLx, Dontase.
Ffuot and Marion streets. u
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Read thu and wssp (for Joy - lovees
Of fun and healthfm enjoyment Tno
rolleI akAtin9 rink a4 Ye1lers Han -
opsn 70 the Fsspectable pablo moentn9,
afternoon and night. A masQueIade
skating carnival aud bail comes OF June
1n.A
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REH SuPrLY.-We have Just received
. fresh supply Of tho celebrated Booa
Beer. Give us Q call.
DIT yUNx 4 DICKNAN.
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Seoond hand goods bought and sold
by L l. Balls, Coin ms roo, On Front
-. ns3O-0
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PONTIuS'
PREPARATIONS. s.

rentius' Cough Syrup.
This Cough Syrup / can recommend 70
any one who n suffering from . cough or
cold - being . sure cure. have sold q
great many bottles Of IL since Icommenced
70 manufacture II, and II has always given
good ntisfAcdon whenever used. It u
pleasant 70 take end relieves At once.
Beef, Iroa and Wine.
This preparation b made from the well
known extract Of best. citrate OF iron and
pure sherry wine. IL combines, in pleas
ant form. the valuable nutritious tonic and
stimulating properties Of it, ingredients.
Prompt results win follow tts use In cases
AZ sudden exhaustion, arising either from
0cute Oe chronic dioeAse. and will prove Q
valuable restorative for al convaleacents.
A nutritive tonic it would b indicated
In the treatment of impaired nutrition,
impoyorishment of the blood. and al The
vaftouo forms Of general debility.
Prepared b. Frank A. Pootiu1.
Reatius' 6entian Teaic Bittsrs.
A tonic that at once invigorates the al.
gsstive organs. improves the appetite and
ths nesv0ue system, In cases of disos..
dsFed dige.eien md sluegish ctrculatiep q
he blood, these Bittess cannot b excellsd.
Prepared oaly ~ Frank A. Pontiua.
Tie ohnvo arc on1y Z. few of tie many
RUpoen13on0 IN lhanufActustAG.
FRANK n PQNT1UA
ApoeheoAgy end DEu0sok
NJ JSoos 6, Heos CA0sy. ooQeoA
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Tho 6TUDERAK86 q y the 0k1udArd
sseoa Of sas voe..a Fog ols b. wald
1 Csmpbell.
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CoWnmAraoN sToRR.

Groceries, Motions, Stationery, Candy,
Fruit, Cigars and Tobacco. Fresh
bread every day. Lisbon lemons, thu
best in the market. Front street.. neal
Pike, a9OLn
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See Hall 4 Campbeli. Thsy have
houses and lots in di4erent Iocahfss
for sale.
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NOTICE.

A NY INFORMATION ABOUT OR
"A concerning any person or persons in
fringing upon my system OF dress cutting,
known % the Bonanza Tailor System, will
bo thankfully received, and win prose
cute to the extent Of the law any and all
persons guilty Of 90 doing. All Of my sys-
tens are printed from eiectrotype. and al
@. H. FOWLER.
Ny only authorised agent for Washing
ton Territory 70 MrA n. G. Asddocks. now
at Seattle. jel-2W
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CHICAGO, juno The Chicago and
Western Indiana Railroad has reelected
its old directors and officers.
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Nav YoRx. june TIE 1rte"sFe
Washington special allsRs sannoD 81
Nr. Lowell's return - vishoaS foanda-
ton. There u excellent authority foe
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CINCINNATI, June 7.-Twenty frame
dwellings, occupied by families, in
Brown and Ravine streets, up Mill
Creek Valley, were burned this forenoon.
One child was burned to death. and Is
families are made homeless.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-28
Z. FOSTER,
J. A. CUNNINGHAM,

a. hCa4IENF0 EoILER AND IRON YlsHRs.
- Etreet, 6atYeen Front and Second, iSsera.
Toento. manufacturer Of Steem Boilers, ShseL Iiop
Work, etc. Also, all kinds Of T.. airing Chang ng
Portable Bolera from Wood 20 G'raw Burn cas- q
%HeCt2 t.!