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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-02
The Pr0YinclaI CnnnciI.

SAN Francisco, May 1st.-The second
Provincial Council was held to-day at St.
Mary's Cathedral at o'clock. The Bishops
only met, the other clergy not being ad.
mitted. The business transacted at this
meeting related to the general interests Of the
Church, and it will not be made public for
the present. The Council will probably not
conclude its labors before Thursday,
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EMIGRANT GAP, May 1st.-The snowfall
for the month of April WIS four feet and five
inches. Total for the winter, thirty-two feet
three inches and half. The sawmills will
not start up for two weeks. Teams will not
be able to do anything around this place for
about month. The snow will average on q
level about two feet and half.
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases OF Seminal Weakness Loss Of Vigor, Nocturnal
Emissions, 1mpotency, Nervous and Physical Debil-
ity, and all that class Of complaints arising from Ex
cess Indiscretlon or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy fountain Of youth, and the young safe
guard and protection DIR. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever cause, to their pristine vigor. Price,
s2 so per bottle Sent G. o. D., by express, to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or
iers to A. MoBOYLE & CO., Druggists Postoffice
Box 1862. San Francisco. j13 8p6m
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Nearly Half n Century

1t Is now over forty years since BRISTOL's SARS-
APARILLA AND PILLS were first introduced to
the public and now, after that long period Of trial,
they are universally admitted to be the best Of all
remedies for impure blood and humors, scrofula old
sores and confirmed rheumatism. m2-1t
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OREGON.
severe Earthauake.

ASTORIA, May 1st.-The severest earth
quake shock ever known here occurred at
10:45 last night the motion being north and
south. Buildings were racked, but none
Frustrated.
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Valuable Horse ne,d.
Legion of Houor PIcnic.

WATsoNvILLE, May 1st-Patchen, W. E.
Peck's noted horse. died here last night. He
was valued at So 900, and had a private
record of DIG
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FINANCIAL cosDlrio,
CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. H. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, April 20, 1882:
Bllance on hand last report. .......... ST5,739 s3
Receipts for the week. S2,6s4 60
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Photographs 81 per The Nimble
Sixpenee Better Than the Slow Shilling !" II You
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at a reasonable price,
go to BEALS' GALLERY, No. AIS street. A. S.
REALS, Operator. fe9-lm
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Information Wanted of Miss Louise Alb
BOT, Poultry Girl, native OF Illinois, Vermion
county, who worked in and about Sacramento city,
CAL, from 1873 to 1878 Any information regarding
her whereabouts will be thankfully received by DIX.
CZARTORYSKI, Stockton city, San Joaquin county,
Cal. a242m
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UPPER LAKE, May 1st.-The picnic of the
Legion of Honor at Lskeport to-day was
well attended. a. C. jackson delivered the
address.
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tGvRRTlggMgH1 ALE4IoS.


Rebekah Lsdge, l. Q. o. F.. tonight.
What ia beauty's sbi-iest charm soz zsdont
Bristors Sarsaparipa and Pills.
a. o. L. W., tonight Sacramento Lodge.
Public instalIation-I. 0. C. T-to.night.
Farm far ssie-cari strobel.
K, OF P. Picnic SPECIAL prizes
a smart yeung man with SlO2.
Wanted-Help Of all kinds.
Young man .ea1ts a situation.
British Mutu picnic privilege.
Business AdveI tisemeats.
weinstoek Il Lubin-B5ys' clothing.
L. L. Lewis advises keeping cool.
Adems, Mcneil & Co." Perfection drips.'
Mckoens's Great Lather Soap.
Pioneer Box Factory Cooke Son.
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What is beauty.s chiefest charm

Melting eyes or rosebud lips,
Flowing tresses, form OF gracef
No; fine teeth these charms eclipse,
And their sure preserver is
SUZ0D0NT, best dentifrice. m2-TuIbS
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rne Railroad Companies and the schools.

FRESNO, May 1st.-In addition to their
special school taxes paid in last week. the
Central and Southern Pacific Railroad Com
psnies have placed at the disposal of the
authorities-as loan, to be applied on their
school taxes should the tax suits go against
them. or as a gift should they win them
81, 800, to be used in maintaining the public
schools of this county.
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r. La Mars seminal Pills cure all

II you want urnished or Unfurnished
Rooms 20 to the best house in the city, Clunie
Building, Eighth and streets kept first class in
every respect MRS. GRICE, Propretress. ml5-tf
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, ETC., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go TO HENRY
FISHER, No. COG st.. bet. Fifth and Sixth. m231m
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PORT TOWNSEND, May 1st.--At twenty
minutes to II A. NJ. to-day sharp shock of
earthquake occurred here, lasting about
twenty seconds The vibrations seemed to
be from north to south.
Coal Shipments - Earthquake - Small.
POx.
SEATTLE, May 1st.-During April, LAG
tons of coal was shipped from this port-al
to San Francisco.
The shock of an earthquake was felt here
at IL o'clock last night, the vibration being
from north to south. Its visible effects ex.
tended no further than the stoppage of clocks.
A case Of conhuent small. pox is reported at
Newcastle, q miles back of this city, the
patient being man recently arrived from
San Francisco,
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Homicide In San mateo County.

REDWOOD CITY, May 1st-Ramon Mojika
came into Searsville, eight miles from here,
this morning, and announced that he shot and
killed Rosari Santandoro at the Paci6co Mi
rarnontez Rancho last night at 10 o'clock. He
accompanied party to the spot, who found
the ifeless form. The body was brought here
to-day, and post mortem revealed that the
bullet from large bore rife entered the left
side, broke three ribs, tore the heart to pieces
and passed through the left lung, causing
death instantly. An old feud existed between
the parties, and they had been drinking to
excess; but no one except themselves was
present at the time of the tragedy. Moiika
is lodged in Jail, and an inquest will bs held
to-morroW
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MunicinaI Elections.

GRASS VALLEY, May 1st.-The town cleo
tion passed off quietly. There was hard
contest for Marshal. The saloons were all
open. There were 5S7 votes polled-a large
vote. The following were successful: r. d.
Finnie and S. Tyrel. Trustees w. II.
Reynolds, Marshal; w. Fl. Sheldon, Assess
or; Fl. Sylvester. Treasurer-all reelected.
STOCKTON, May 1st.-The city election
passed off quietly. A fair vote was polled,
and at this hour both parties claim victory.
The probabilities indicate that portions Of
both tickets are elected.
GILRoY, May 1st--The election held here
to-day for town officers resulted in a sweep.
ing victory of the Democratic over the Citi.
zens' ticket, every candidate being successful,
consisting of Mayor, Marshal, Clerk,
Treasurer and six Councilmen. Three hun.
dred and iwenty-three votes were polled in
the city. Tee Democratic majorities ranged
from 90 to 1853
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REooED-UsIos
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Tns fsbscrbsr dssire ell attention q is~y.rt .Eno
snd b,ness generally throughout toe Wes' 70 he e.
n VALLEY PRESS Tor aOng thor0uzhy rod pnn'nz
He will na.issin The s5Aen rputs;oa long saoosa % 20
koass II. COS. Sf sysn. and fst printing not E'aiT
n. A. " kAvER, tsi ST., saersusesio. CA
a2-kpln
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. W. Chsslsy, agent"
National Republican., 1882-08-09
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The emi.centennial of st. Johns Academy,
under the immediate supervision of Professor X.
L. Carne, A. NJ, will begin on the 4th OF Septem-
Der next.
The schooner s. p. Hitchcock, which has been
undergoing some slight repairs at Messrs. j. Z.
Agnew Il Co.'S sllip.yard for the past few days,
was launched from the ways yesterday.
Mr.. William G. Simpson, jr., with Captain Will
liam IL. Brooks, superintendent OF the Potomac
Manufacturing Company in this city, are in Bos-
ton engaged iu erecting vapor fuel in that
city.
The new registration books Of the second and
fourth wards are now being prepared under the
direction of the registrars, but the new registra
ton in these wards will not begin until next Oc-
tober,
Good Templars OF Virginia, and George W. Hawk
hurst, grand worthy secretary, left here yesterday
for Loudouu County to meet the executive COM
mittee of the order.
match game of baseball was played yester-
of spectators between the Alexandra Base Ball
Association and the Hooley nine, of Washington.
The association will play the following games
during the week: Wednesday. with Resolutes;
Thursday, with Interior Department nine Friday,
with Nationals, of Baltimore.
The Alexandria Light Infantry have made ar.
rangements for the Warrenton Springs camp. A
detail of two men with ordnance supplies will
leave on Friday next for the camp ground. There
they will be met by detail from each of the
other companies of The regiment, and the joint de-
tail will preceel to put up tents and make the
camp. Colonel Werteubaker will command.
Policeman James Smith arrested, yesterday
afternoon, colored man answering TO the de.
scription OF the negro Jackson, who committed
the brutal assault on the little girl, Nellie Morri
son, in Washington a short time ago. Detectives
McDeyitt and Acton, who arrived here shortly
after The arrest failed to identify The man, and he
was released. The suspected man gave his namS
National Republican., 1882-08-09
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report of the con-
dition of the water at Great Falls will be pub
lished each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct Office, using the following scale Very
turbid, to s; turbd. to 10; slightly turbid. Is
10 %; clear, % to Sc. Condition Of the water,
Tue. day, August Sat Great Falls &c; at receiy-
ing reservoir. SO; at distributing reservoir. SO.
High tide Wednesday, August 9-3:i0a a. m. and
d:22 p. m.
Street lamps will be Ii. hted might at 7:l5 and
extiuguished at a. M.
j. G. & J. NJ. Waters received yesterday by canal
boat II. NJ. Talbot 2,0g1 bushels of wheat and
Hartley Bros 410 bushels by same boat
Sales of wheat on Change yesterday-1 500
bushels at sl.13l4, s65 bushels at Sl.12% and 1856
bushels at SLIP.
The Lady of the Lake took 4J0 barrels of flour
from Herr 4 Cissell's mills 10 Norfolk
Steamer Z. C. knight, Chichester master ar
rived yesterday from New York, with miscela-
The schooner Mary E. Morse sailed yesterday
from Winships wharf with 1850 tons of coal for
Boston.
The schooners Hattie Baker, Baker master, and
Harry c. Barry, Chatiield, MASTER sailed light for
Newport News, Va, where they will load coal for
Boston.
large quantity of wheat is arriving daily by
wagons from the adjacent counties of Maryland
aud Virginia, and is all of a most excellent quail
ity. The quantity received in this way is not
shown by the sales on Change, as 1t Is all sold on
the street by the owners.
National Republican., 1882-08-09
ADJouRNMEur OF CONGRESS-.
Scenes In the Closing IHourS-rhc Depart
ure OF the Members.

ure OF the Members.
The session of Congress which came to close
at p. m. yesterday was one Of the longest that
has been held in many years. The measures that
were presented for the dclberatlon Of both bodies
were numerous, and the legislation had was in
the main wise and for the good OF the country.
There were some sharp passages OF debate
but generally the deliberations were conducted
with due dignity and decortim. During the clos
ing hours there was none Of the excitement and
hustle; the hurry and anxiety rs to the passage Of
certain bills that is usually met with as the hour
of adjournment draws near but all legislation that
1t was possible to pass had been accomplished, and
for two hours before three o'clock the members OF
the House were In recess, and
THE SENATE PLAYED HOLIDAY
by going into executive session. Promptly at the
hour designated the Speaker Of the House and the
President of the Senate adjourned their respective
bodies and the members closed their official rela-
tions in calm manner betting the dignity of the
American Congress. Among the measures sought
TO be introduced yesterday was one by Mr. Chap-
man. of Maryland, to pay Or. Mudd $1,000 for SER
vices rendered in behalf the soldiers afflicted with
yellow fever at the Dry ToTtngas When f, he was a
bered was tried with Payne, AtZerJdt Herold and
Mrs. surratt for completely in the plot to assas-
Imprisonment at the Dry Tortugas. While there
yellow fever broke out among the troops, ana he
aided the government surgeons with his medical
EMIL VI SuhlSt OHupllul uih NV
prevail, and Il may be said that the same attempt
to give DR.. Mudd 5000 has been made year after
year for several years past without success. 20
been made In each House there was
GENERAL SCATTERING OF THE MEMBERS.
Some were anxious to Get home to look after their
chances for denomination, and all were thoroughly
satisfied to De released from further service i'll
Washington. They. will now return to their con-
stituens to give ali account of Their stewardship;
to defend tue legislation they have assisted to
make and to explain their individual votes upon
important measures. Last night there were
crowds at both depots, and the outgoing trains
carried more collected legislative vision than
could well be measured. Good byeS had b, Ell
said at the hotels and boarding-hou es, and the
only anxiety of the men who had talked against
time on the floor of Congress was TO get berth in
O Sleeper and for the strain TO start.
National Republican., 1882-08-09
THE HOTELS OF THE CITY.
Most OF Them Closed or Ready to rut Up
the Shutters.

the hhutters.
"Is business affected by the adjournment Of
Congress, do you think " asked prominent citi-
zen of a REPUBLICAN, reporter as the scribe was
wandering through the halls of Congress ju be-
fore the adjournment.
81 don't know, but will try to ascertain and
let you know through THE REPUBLICAN in the
morning." said the pencil pusher, turning away.
The first place visited was the House res
taurant, where n scene was being enacted
that made the lookers.on wonder at
the "evolution of man," SO rapid did the coun-
tiers become clear of their nine months burden by
the lightning usage of rands. Dishes were packed
in straw the hands paid oil, and the doors locke d
SO quick, that before the hour of Che hour of I'D
jourumenD approached the public caterers place
of business was closed. The saule sight was pre-
sented at the Senate restaurant, and all through
the abode of the law makers evidences sug-
pesive of closing up were TO be seen. Up
town the hotel lobbes were packed all day with
Representatives and senators, having their bag
gage checked, talking to anxious constituents,
paying bills, &c, and by 10 o'clock last night u
Congressman was us rare as an Oscar Wilde at II
watering. place. Wizards Hotel will close at the
end of the week, until some time i'll october.
Weckers closed yesterday LefOre the Speaker
could say sine die. Wocmley's will close to'mor
row, while the rest of the hotels will keep open
during the summer and will present the usual
sign OF summer rates"
National Republican., 1882-08-09
NnlIonnI CoIIege or rhnrmncy.

At q meeting Of the board Of trustees of the Ma.
tioual College Of Pharmacy, held yesterday at the
college, corner Of Four-an a. halt street and
Pennsylvania avenue, Messrs, w. G. Duckett,
Charles Bcker, G. G. c. SImms w. S. Thompson,
and J. r. Walton were selected as delegates to rep.
sent the college at the thirtieth annual cOnveii-
ito nofthe American Pharmaceutical Association
to be held at Niagara on September u. The conyen-
tipn will remain In session from the 18th to the
10Th, II Is then proposed to have an excursion
down tie ST. Lawrence to Quebec. The Nssocia-
ton now carries 1900 members OH its roll, and
considering the time and the unusual attractions
of the place, the meeting will doubtless be the
most successful ever held.
National Republican., 1882-08-09
The west virginia Republican Club.

The West Virginia Republican Association met
at the Office of Major Theophilus Guiues last
night for the purpose of completing its organiza-
tion. The following officers were unanimously
elected for the ensuing term: President, Major
CHARLES Davies, DR.. Henderson, Captain c. G.
cole; recording secretary, George A. Huntington;
corresponding secretary, Colonel L. Frey treas
urer Captain Cole. The meeting was very en-
thusastic one, and much encouraging news from
the campaign in the State was received. Hon G..
W. Atkinson, United States marshal for West Vir-
ginia and chairman of the State Central Commit
tee, was present ana gave n brief but concise
statement of the plans and prospects for the cam
patgn. He claims a splendid lighting chance for
asserts that the return Of Democrat fom Judge
Hoge'S district is rather doubtful. Matters con.
cussed for some time, afIer which the meeting ad-
jourued.
National Republican., 1882-08-09
The Sccnud RuIIet.

1t will be remembered that when President
Garfield was shot at in the Baltimore and Potomac
depot the second Lall passed through the waiting
room and lodged in GLACIERS box. This ball
was found by the glazler-August Plockstless-
after the lapse of a day or two in bis putty, and
by him turned over to the District Attorney to be
used Unnecessary at the trial. 1t has now been
turned to Plocksticss with certificates from Mr.
CorEhill and DR.. Bliss vouching for the identity
of the bullet Plockstiess exhibited it last night
to a REPuRIIcAS reporter and seemed to be highly
elatcd at being It's proud possessor, lie expects to
make Il small bonanza out of 1t by selling It to
some CIRCUS man.
National Republican., 1882-08-09
MeIp for the Needy.

Some OF TIC chaTltaDIy disposed Persons OF The
West End (old first ward) Informed REPUBLICAN
reporter last evening that there were n number Of
cases Of dire distress aud poverty in that section
Of the city which calls for immediate help Some
less something is done at once, death from starya
tion or worse must ensue If persons who wish
to contribute will send their mites, call ou Mrs
Martha Hensley, 7l9 Twenty-secOnd street north
west, who is acquainted with many of the facts
they will confer II lasting favor on those who are
seeped in the d ess Of poverty and who deserve
immediate did.
National Republican., 1882-08-09
ARnntinr CI,niIenrc.

Messrs Mansfield and Lewis the East Washing
ton oaTsmen, announce that they will row any
two oarsmcn iu Washington over the Burnt Bridge
course, Eastern Branch for prize or stakes;
double.working beat not over twenty.o feet in
length, TO be used, and the race 10 take place o
the day Of the aquatic sports at tie Anaeostia
Bridge They can be addressed care OF Joe Plaiz,
2l9 Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol lllll. A $50
p 70 will be offered and the championship Of the
ID strict. Tub and skif races will take place the
me day.
National Republican., 1882-08-09
. A RnM on the iYhnrC

About o'clock yesterday Special Officer Belts
to arrest Isaac Ridnus, colored, who
was creating a disturbance on the steamer Leary's
wharf The man resisted the officer and cut him
across the mouth with knife Officer Aldridge
arrived on the scene about tiIiS time, aud helped
etts to arrest the man, while Officers McGreary
and Turner arrested Annie Lee aud Susan DOzier.
both colored, who had encouraged Ridnus TO re.
slst arrest All the parties were 10 cked up in the
first Drepiuct station house
National Republican., 1882-08-09
ARunnwny Without Dnmnge,

About $50 last night Frank Hagg2rtys horse
and buggy was Sanding in front Of his saloon,
with small boy in the buggy, when from some
down the avenue, first having thrown thG' Toy
out. Mounted OMcer Nicholson, of the fifth pre-
cilct started :a1ler the flyer and oyerhauled Il It
came 10 stop by the Iains being caught In the
wheels. Neither horse norbuggy was injured
National Republican., 1882-08-09

We have on hand about 10 cases
beautiful Lawns at 8 cts.
About 800 pieces White Goods
of every description. These we
have reduced to the cost of inn
pOrtatiOn, and are cheap.
5000 yards genuine Wamsutta
Sheeting, ten-quarter wide, runs
ming in length from one to ten
yards, at about 25 cts. per yard.
This make costs 373 cts. to buy
from the agent.
National Republican., 1882-08-09
LOCAL MENTION.
NEURALGIA.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December 80, 1881.
GENTLEMEN:
have suffered for several years
with neuralgia, indigestion, &c.
Something over year ago | was
permanently relieved by Browns
Iron Bitters / cheerfully recon-
mend II, as II has not only done me
coed but Is used regularly IN my
family as tonic with most bene-
ticial results. i. A. BIRCH.
National Republican., 1882-08-09
DIED.

BARNUM.-sunday evening, August O. ut Con:
tees, ROBERT, son Of II. b, and r. Y, barnumi aged
10 me nths and ten days.
PULTZ.-On Tueaday, August 8, 1882, Mrs: ELIZA.
RErH ~ PULTz, In the e5th year OF her age, formerly
OF Middleway, w. Va.
Funeral roh The residence Of her son-iu-law, J. s.
Riley, Falls Church, Va On the 9Th instant at D. m
lCharlestown, W, Va, papers pleaie copy,I
National Republican., 1882-08-09
AEARRIED.

BlGGS-SHRYoCK.-o Tuesday, August s.
ls at the residence Of the brides father Charles
ShIyocH, Esq, by the Rev. Father Boland, OF 81
Mathews Church, ALFRED b. BRIGGs TO CARRIE B
SHRYocK, No cards,
National Republican., 1882-08-09

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in IAb Ward" prints al 40c per ID.
Also cottage cheese, sc. per ball. buttermtlk, &c,
per quart and sweet milk &c. per quart
National Republican., 1882-08-09
PosT-oFFlcE MAILS.

Hours of Their Arrival and Departure.
(onlcially furnished by Colonel d. b. Ainger. post
mastery
National Republican., 1882-08-09
stopping New York aud Chicago Limited
at CrcAs1n.

1t is annopnced-.by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company thai arrangements have been made for
Stopping the New York aud Chicago Limited at
Crcsson for the accommodation of passengers to
or from Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington,
as well as New York. Tickets have been placed
on sale in accordance herewith. Fare, round
trip, Slll0. Trains leave $3.50 O. M, 7:3O and $50
National Republican., 1882-08-09
DISTRICT BlsEVIrIEs.
TI,c yyrnther To-Dny

For ne Middle Atlantic States, cooler, partly cloudy
icodcr light local roits, soui'wea 10 aorhca ,cinds
rising barometer.
For Udsljngion from Z a, m. 10 midnf0h-
Coocr, fair icedtisf
Thermometfio readings.-7a. q. M. 7oso II a. M,
$780, 8 p. m, sj5oi y. M, 77Oo II p. M, 79.loj
maximum, Ss.5o; minimum, 7l.Go.
National Republican., 1882-08-09
"AIderney Dairy yVagona.1

For n Chance 10 Make ~ Fortune
On q small investment see the advertisement else
where Of the Railway Mining Company.