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According to the Greek journal Epheme.
ris there(hsve been discovered at Salonica
several Gorkp of the famous physician
Galen hitherto considered lost. The manu-
scripts fol BID date from the fifteenth cen.
fury, and contained originally PAS sheets,
eighty of which were lost.
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TO PRICE.

AS we have but ONE PRICE, which every
one can see marked plainly on our
goods, and from which we can never
deviate, we must make that price the
LOWEST POSSIBLE, and one by which we
are willing to have our House judged by.
The very presence of expert buyers in
our stores makes it necessary that we
should do this, or our trade would
rapidly diminish. If we had no fixed
prices, asis the custom Of many Houses
we should be able to sell our goods at a
better profit, charging as much in every
case as we thought the customer would
stand But we claim the LOWEST
PRICES, and believe that OR method of
business is the only one consistent with
it, and which is alike just to both buyer
and seller
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BORN.

Fresno, September 4-wife OF VIM. NJ. Hughes
son.
Chico, September 16-wile Of Alex. Carpenter,
daughter.
Chico, September 10 Wife Of G. W. burst,
daughter.
Willows, September 6-Wiie OF o. R. Coghlan. sou.
San Jose, September l4-Wife OF j. a. Eye, a
daughter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-22

He UNDERSTOOD HUMAN NATURE
The death OF Bertali. the caricaturist, re-
calls this incident When Illustrating Bal
zae's novels he came upon passage OF
which he could not catch tbs sense Bal
zac said "f'hhsre- is no meaning. to it at
all. That's why ! pu. it in. You see, for
the average reader all that is clear seems
easy; AID if from time to lime l didn't
give him a complicated and empty SEN
tence, he would think that he knew as
much as I did. Consequently, every now
and then / tip him something heart
breaking, and he puzzles over it, and re-
reads it, and takes his head between his
hands and glares at it, and then when he
can male neither head nor tail Of it, he is
perfectly happy, and says: Great man,
that Balzac he knows more than do. I"
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Grand Reception 10 Senator MiIIer-The
Veterans Home site-Assistant Engi-
nter Erady kiIIed-On Trial for Mail
Robbery suicide with Landanum
Mate of a steamer Drow1ed-EIc.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The Oregon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Affair
In COlusa COunty-The Fair al stockton
Confession OF an IncendIary-The NJ.
Z. COnference-CaDpai MeeiEngs-san
Etc.
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[sEcoND pIsPATcH.l

San Francisco, September 2lst.-During
the afternoon Senator Miller remsined at the
Palace Hotel. receiving the visits aud con-
gratuiations of personal and political friends.
Soon after sunset crowds began TO assemble
in aud around the Palace, and before o'clock
the court, brilliantly illuminated, was
thronged with citizsns, the galleries lined
with ladies and their escorts, while in the
street without the marching and aeounter-
marching of Ward Clubs, Garfield Invinci~
blss and other uniformed political orgsnizs-
tions, with torches, lime Iights, fireworks
transparencies, and bursts Of martial music,
made an animated feature. At ten minutes
past the guest of the evening, accompanied
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHE REooRD.UMo
Arrival of senator MILLER.

SAN Francisco. September 2lst.-Senator
Miller arrived on the overland train to-day.
He was met st the Oakland dspot by the fol-
lowing Corrnistee Of Reception: P. B. Corn
wall, Chairman CT the Republican State Cen.
trail Committee +. +. Low, President of the
Republican League Mayor Blake, Chancsl-
lor Hs.tsGa, Z. r. Watson, William B. MAY,
S. T. Bickus. o. C. Miller, j. l.. Tharp, W.
II. Sears and Fl. G. Miller, by whom, after
the usual greetings, he was escorted TO the
ferry-bcat, aud on arriving on this side, to the
Palace Hotel. where he will daring the dag
racsiya his frieuds informally
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SUPERIOR COURT.

DEPARTMENT OSE-DESsoS, Julge.
THURSDAY, September 81, 1882.
Margaret Taylor VS.. Mary Z. Ooer-On trial
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-22

Arthur Sullivan is working hard upon
his new fairy opera. Those who have had
partial sight snd hearing Of it state that
it is likely 70 be full of fun and melody.
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THE TOAD AND IT'S HABITS. Formerly
the toad was considered venomous rep.
tile; but in our days its habits have been
more carefully observed, and its great
value to the pomologist and gardener has
been fully established, On account of its
propensity for destroying insects. especially
those injurious to vegetation. We should,
therefore, sedulously cultivate the friend.
ship and crave the assistance of the in.
sectiverous reptiles, including the snake,
az well as that of birds. Every tidy
housewife detests the coekroach, mice and
other vermin. Two or three domesticated
toads would keep the coast clear of these
and would be found more desirable than
cat, as they are wholly free from trespass-
ing on the rights of man as does the cat.
The toad is possessed of timid and retire.
ing nature, loving dark and shady places,
but under kind treatment becoming quite
tame. Many instances are cited of pet
tosds remaining several years in a family,
and doing valuable services with no other
compensation than immunity from perse-
cution. All that is necessary to secure
their CO operation, indoor or out, is to pro.
vide them cool and safe retreats by day,
convenient access to water, and they will
90 forth TO the performance of their noe
turnal duties without money and without
price" In Europe toads are carried to the
cities to market, and are purchased by tie
horticultnrists, who by their aid are on.
abled to keep in check the multiplication
of the insect tribes which prey upon their
fruits, etc.
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Buy your dresses at Hale Bros. & Co.,
Ninth and K.
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For fever and sgue. liver complaint, etc.
physicians recommend IXL Bittsrs.
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NEw, bright and stylish goods daily arriv-
ing. Call first sat Hale Bres. & Co., Ninth
and X streets -
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Rock AND BYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G.. W. Cheslsy, agent
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ALL GOODS. b quantity. quality, variety,
style and price, unsqualed at Hale Bros. l.
Co. Ninth and K
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PURSES, hairbrushes, and combs sold re-
gsrdless Of cot at Ackerman's closing.out
sale
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eau ION !

ar Several johbcrs on this coast are
offering a low grade KEY WEST CIGAR,
made out of inferior tobacco, against our
old established Clear Havana BOuQTET
DE CAJO HUEsO, the only First.class KEE
WEST CIGAR i'm the United states.
We warn the Trade and the public in
general against such fraud. All goods
rem our key West Factory Will bear q
name established for IS years.
EaRACE x. KELLY d CO.,
Factory, No. Is Key West. Florida.
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What Expert Buyers
Gain.

By far the largest portion of our trade
comes from those who are expert buyers.
They have found out that the advantages
which our Establishment and its method of
business presents to inexperienced buyers
are of equally as great benefit to them, We
mention briefly two reasons why SO many
who are best posted choose to trade here:
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NOVELTIES 10 silks. satirs. etc., incom.
parable values, At Hale Bros. L Co.
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REGARD no VARIETY.

Certain wants require certain goods. If the
buyer is purchasing SCHOOL SHOES,
and dozen kinds are placed before
him, there will be ONE KIND better suited
to his needs than any other He is
certainly able to make more salts
factory and judicious selection than if
the variety was smaller and he had only
half as many Shoes to choose from.
HE THEREFORE SAVES MONEY BY GET
TING JUST WHAT HE WANTS. SO 1t
would be- if he should chance to buy
in the Dry Goods Room, or in any of
the other Departments.
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A Fine Fruit Ranch OF Ice Acres. near
Sacramento. consisting Of 10 acres in Vineyard,
acres in Strawberries, acres in Blackberries, 6
acres in Orchard, with fruit of all varieties 10
windmils and Pumps, horsepower; good build
ngs; well fen led I; price SO COG.
SWEEJSFR q aISIp. Sacramento.
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A FEW moro of those very cheap goblets
and sauce. platss left, advertised 10 the clos
ing-out sale of Alderman ca
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BLACK LAcEs-Juss received a splendid
line of black Spanish. French and guipure
laces, handsome patterns. Hale Brcs. & Co.,
Ninth and K streets.
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CAPITAL CHIPS,

One hundred and six immigrant passengers
will arrive by the overland train this after
neon.
Offcsr Shellars is doing good work with the
chain-gaug, For tie last two days they have
been employed on J aud K streets cleaning
the cutters.
People who pass back and forth on K street.
between Fifth and Sixth, complain about an
old counter that occupies about one.fourth of
the side walk.
A box of peaches was received at this Office
Yesterday from C. +. Fobss, of Penryn.
They were very large, ine-hAvored and of o
superior quality.
The Johnston Brandy and Wine Manu-.
fscturing Company, located near the Sacra-
mento river between S and L streets, in this
city, is receiving large quantities OF grapes,
and commenced crushing and IN snufacturiDg.
John B. Lemay, son of the foreman of
the pattern department at the railroad shops,
was severely injured by fall at Battle Noun
tain on Tuesday. Last evening his mother
ltfG on the overland train to bring him home.
They will arrive this morning.
The steamer San Joaquin No. 2 arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with merchan-
| disc and barge of lumber for Friend, Terry
& Co. and N. L. Drew. Also the steamer
! Reform, from San Francisco, with lumber
for Friend, Terry & Co. and w. +. Frazer.
Last evening Court Capitol, No. 6,742, A.
| o. F., paid Court Sacramento, No. Sol,
Ancient Order of ForesseIs, G fratsrnal visit,
| The Cour. suspended the regular order of
business, and lengthy programme of songs,
| speeches and music was presented. The Wis.,
iting Court was very much pleased with tie
manner in which they were entertained.
Last evening w. F. Norcross, who is visit.
ing the city, received dispatch from the
| Sovereign Grand Lodge of l. o. o. F., now
in session ia the city of Baltimore, Maryland.
stating that the following named persons had
beel elected Grand Lodge officers: Fri J.
Leech. of Georgia, Grand Sire J. F. Garvey,
| Deputy Grand Sire; Theodore A. Ross,
present incumbent. elected Grand Secretary.
The Arizona monster, owned by officer
| Dunlevy, broke from his cage last night and
ran out into the court in the rear of the
prison. Officer Leavy marshaled all the avail
able force Of his command, and armed them
with shoyels and clubs. and then took posi-
ton on chair and gsye the order to ad
vance. The lizard, which is about twenty
inches in length, and the ugliest reptile OF
earth, was soon captured and returned to ii
cage. The officer says he would sooner fac:
three men than that blasted ugly thing.
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SEE our advertisement of this issue, Hale
Bros. 4 Co., Ninth and K streets.
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PIERCE Bios corner of Eleventh and
streets, are selling good dairy butter for 20
cents. and gi,t-edye butter, 70 cent?. Come
and see
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Farm OF 40 Acres on Lower Stockton
Road, tour miles from Sacramento; price 81 600.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Arrival OF the Marquis OF Lorne and
Princess Louise.

Princess Louise.
VICTORIA (B. Cl, September 21st.-Yes-
terday dawned brightly, and the people of
Victoria and vicinity vera early on foot to
witness the reception of the GovsrnorGen-
eral and Princess Louise. The royal party
landed from the Comus at IL o'clock, the
sailors manning the yards, bands playing,
batteries saluting and the populace cheering.
They were received by the Lieutensnt-Gnv-
ernor, who read an address. They were then
escorted to Victoria by several hundred citi-
zsns, the iremeu, military and benevolent
soci. ties. At the city gates the Mayor present.
ed the freedom of the city and an address, On
reaching the grand stand, 800 children sang
the national anthem, and another a1drt So was
presented. Replies were given by the Mar
quis. AS the carriage passed along The streets
to the Government House the occupants
were repeatedly cheered. All the houses
and stores along the line Of
march were duly decorated, the
Americans vising with the British residents
in showing respect for the visitors. The Chi
nese arch was forty feet in hight and shaped
like a pagoda. The orpamsnt4tion cost sew
eral thousand dollars. Across the front are the
, words, THE 0ccident Greets the Orient.
The mail steamship Dakota and United
States steamer Oliver Wolcott, lying in port,
were decked in American colors. Among the
gentlemen presented TO his ExcsilencY and
the Princess was the American Consul.
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Eaby's Petition.

Life is restless, days are fieeting,
Children bloom, but die in teethiug;
Warning take, all friends and mothers,
Watch the precious girls and brothers;
Read the home life o. Victoria,
Children nine, all had Casforia:
No sleepless nights, by baby squailing,
Like larks they rise in early morning.
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LADIES, before purchasing we would invite
your inspection Of thu many new lines Of
silks and dress goods just received at our es-
tlblishment. Hale Bros. & Co., Ninth and
X streets.
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Farm OF IGO Acres near Auburn Good
Building small Orchard, vineyard, ETC.; price
a. 500,
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THE PERJURY CAsE.-Minor Waldron and
Oscar Lyons have been arrested for perjury
on complaints sworn out by District Attor-
ney Buckley. They are both held to appear
October 10 d under 50 600 bail each.
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The Vice Regal Party.

VICTORIA, September 2lst. = The Vice
regal party visited Esquinslt to-day, and
examined the dry dock. His Excellency also
examined the cspacious barber of Esquimalt,
the ultimate terminus of the Canada Pacific
Railway. The distinguished visitors will
open the Agricultural Show on Wednesday
next, and on the following day will proceed
to the interior. Returning, the Governor
General will visit the vast coal field on the
coast of the island on the 9Th of October.
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I6O Acres Near Auburn, Placer county.
well improved Has Good Orchard all varieties
OF Trees, Vineyard; Small Dwelling, Barn, Farm
ing Tools, etc. Price, 3, 600.
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CALIFORNIA.

tspEcl4L DISPATCHES TO TIE RnookD.usroS.,
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100 Acres Homestead TifleD; Dwelling.
small Barn 600 fruit bearing Trees Vineyard of
300 Vines being the key to good Stock Range /;
price, $500. Tools, Stock. Harrows, Flows, 50
head of stock Cattle, can be purchased with place
If desired.
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Dairy, Grain and Fruit
RANCHES FOB SALE
SWeetser & Alsip
REAL I5- TA
INSU RANCE AGEN 7 s,
No. 1918 Fourth street,
RETWEkN j AND X, SACRAMENTO,

Dairy, Fruit or Grain Ranch OF 400 Acres
nice Dwelling; good Barn. 40Xll2; Fruit OF all
varieties; 40 acres in Alfalfa; acres in Red
Clover which can b. increased TO 100 one half of
land is tillable, balance timber and pasture
good Milk Route in the town of Plymouth. There
goes with the place 10 head of Stock, Horses,
Wagons, let of Hogs, all Farming Tools, Milk
Route, Dairy Implements etc. There are three
good Carp Ponds on the place. Situated i miles
from Plymouth, Amador county. Will be sold at
bargain.
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FURED.-0n "Wednesday, while
ng, an employs in the cabinet de-
the railroad shops, was running
4 right hand wss csught in the
and before assistance could be
kll of the fingers of that haad ware
Mr.. Schitling was for q number of
ployed with Van Heusen & Hum
this city.
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ARBUcKLE, September l1st.-In drunken
row to-day between Doc Stewart and w.
Finnell, the latter was shot by Stewart
through the lungs. There are small hopes Of
his recovery. Stewart was Immediately ar
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-22

Dairy or Grain Farm OF 800 Acres. with
good Buildings of all kinds for Dairy purposes ;
Plows, Harrows, etc; will all produce Alfalfa
miles from Sacramento will give easy terms OF
payment ; price, $4,000.
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Secretary Of State yesterday tie following
articles of Incorporation By the Pacific
Coast Railway Company. Directors- Chas.
GooislE, William Norris, John Resented.
Johp e. Howard. w. II. KNIGHT and S. o.
etnsm. Capital stock, 50, 62S, 500, divided
into 81. 2S5 shares. Principal place of bust.
ness, San FrausiscI A. articles of consol.
id s.i1n and amalgamstion of the San Luis
o5ispo and Santa Maria Vsllsy Railroad
Company with the Pacific Coast Railroad
Company.
LITERARY SOCIETY," A meeting Of the de-
batting and literary society Of the Sacramento
Institute was held Wednesday evening at the
Christian Brothers college. The members
were entertained By debate on Music and
Eioquenca,n in reference to their inf hence
on man. The young gentlemen who es-
poused the cause of - Music and Her Sister
S,ae" were: j. w. 4yle, r. Fl. Smith and
q. w. Thomas. Tee Potent Power of
Eioquence" was ssstai0ed by J. S. Quinn, G..
w. Pickett and VIM. J. Hoehn. The debate
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l6O Acres. with small Orchard and Vine.
yard well tmber'd spring of living water on
the place Dwelling and small Barn price, So, 200
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Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage.
For sale by all newsdealers.
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
Per City Of New York.

glIIryrTrtr- o. Iezh.-Ths Customs Of1cisls
- Ave sind about ninety tho1sznd dollars
-u--h q machinery. imported from Ciiszeo. Be
f- fraudulauily entered az The CEsto1n t1ozss foT
- II f5frv rsr cent bsloE tie acsral vzlus-
T.,,,v ~ Ia-h.-Coartz.y. II P II his
- - uirht sid he pslscy Of ne Govern
r5s-t v-zs 70 6eszoh EErps frSn tie s1lisn- 70
los sfter The Scsz Canal ara 10 allow The EeyP-
rms 70 s-=E II fkeiT ON l1les- and II 50 Aci-
- = zz-n the khs5ivs ah1s las fuf1se position
s----sas -r.1-l lis rnzuzce-rszi Il Affairs
I,oynoS. Oct. I1h.-An soo1unt : Published
z 10 c-e-uarso-s- the hrst Thich have tsksl
-lzrs II E-rlar6- lie boolss -s-e t1oss OF leacE
t5z-shsrn and Mrs. HznahEr1- Who died n po--
s-fsbirs n 1871 ard Is76 respectively. They 5oth
.,-,-ssszi 4 vish rat thsir bo1i.s shozld b ere
rn5ts5- he re--zius we're kspt II EozsSzry IN
81 u-susrztsors fa- the process we're oo-oF -etso,
- Sznzsy tie remains, lDclosso II s1osiz1llal
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Nspr Of orr readers will remember Mrs. White a.
To--ietress Of the Lodging House Fort street ad
iainipr ne Pantheon Stables which vas such Com
forfsbIe Home under her management 30 om
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Hawaiian Gazette Supplement, November Isl, 1882.

On The bark Emerald frorn hono'ala. 81 ar' Gam
Ne last "Wednesday, ~; into an SlieTcA'ioa ueica
=, hsequrnily resulted in Garrison staholrc hgooer.
lex. iaaicsins severe. bat p-oeaely not fatal
voaa&S
Cans. OctoSe- Si--The StSte Of the NAMES :
usoSs un<siisfaciogy. UnaerlyinS thin sirAiam
q fear tiers Is = deep hatred sua0ng them Of
ChriSsiAns
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BAGS
A Fine Assert mt of CrOckery!

A Splendid lot ef English aud French Grocer
Of The Steamship 4" Hansa-" ALSO
A small invoice Of beautiful Irish Linen Dam
ask, Sheetincs, and Cambria Handker-
chiefs. direct from Belfast, ireland.
A sn,.Il invoice OF choice WATER CoLoRS,
by Celebrated Artists.
Also. 10 arrive by Vessel now loading at
Glasgow:
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