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BREvIFIEs,

The wind for the most part of the day yes
terday blew from the south.
The Sacramento river at p. NJ. yesterday
stood at the 20-foot 6-inch mark.
Eighty immigrant passengers passed Carlin
yesterday en- route for California. There are
sixty-one males in the party.
A jockey by the name of Boyles, while
riding thoroughbred colt at Agricultural
Park Saturday. was thrown off and very
seriously hurt.
The United States snsg boat Seller, Capt.
j. G. Rodgers, leaves here this morning for
the upper Sacramento. This boat did excel
lent service last season.
The semi-annual target-shoot of Company
G, Sarsfeld Guard, was held yesterday at
large attendance and good scores were made.
The alarm of fire about 1880 P. NJ. Saturday
was from box 25 Second and K streets. The
cause of the alarm was the explosion of q
coal Gil lamp in the Garibaldi House, ON L
street, between Front and Sec nd. The fire
was put out with few buckets of water.
Damage slight.
At 10 o'clock to-day, in Department Two
of the Superior Court, Joseph Hurtado and
Simon Raten, the convicted murderers, will
be sentenced by Judge s. z. benson. AS
they were both found guilty of murder in the
first degree, and the juries did not afix the
penalty, nothing remains but to fix the day
for execution.
The British Mutual Society will hold their
annual picnic at East Park on Wednesday
next. The annual reunions of this society
have always been largely attended, and the
committees having it in charge this year
promise good time and rare sport for those
who attend. Fifty dollars in coin will be
given away in gate prizes, divided into prizes
of S25, S15 and $40, in which every holder of
a full ticket has an equal chance.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

j. L. Morgan, Of New York, was In the city yes.
terday.
Ex-senator Stewart, OF Nevada, and L. L. Robin
son. passed through the city yesterday, route to
Eureka, New.
N. L. kidder Superintendent OF the Nevada
County Narrow gauge Railroad. passed through the
city yesterday.
Fred Castle and two sons, who have been visiting
Europe passed through the city yesterday, route
to San Francisco.
Melville D. Landon tEli Perkins, accompanied by
his wife and child, are at the Golden Eagle, and
leave for Marysvile this afternoon
Mrs r. B. Campbell, daughter Of DR.. A. b.
Nixon, left last night to join her husband at Chi
caao, which they will make their future home.
A large number Of the frienGs Of Jennie Allen
rendered her surprise party at the residence of her
parents corner OF Seventh and streets, on Friday
evening last.
Mrs L. Dietz OF Woodland, is visiting in Sacra.
mento, the guest of ]. II. Wolfe. Mrs. A. Fl. Nc.
Donald, formerly Of this city, but now resident oil
Alameda, is also visiting the same friends.
Joseph Hahn and family. late Of Sacramento, are
stopping at the Hoffman House in New York. Mira
E b. Crocker and Mrs ~ c. Sharp, OF this city, arr
registered at the Fifth Avenue, New York.
At the Eldred House H. 8. Sackett, Nelson
Sackett. Mud Springs; Thomas Taylor and wife
Sheridan; G. j. Young, Placeryie; Frank Dahn
Brighton |; r. II. Mackall, Elk Grove; G. W. Mills
Mcclure Lewis, Frank Thomblinson, Folsom,
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The Burned District at Olympia-High.
Priced Real Estate.


OLYMPIA, May 21st.-The burned district
still claims public attention, and insurance
officers are here assessing damages and pay
ing GLAZING. The losses as already telegraphed
are, with a few slight exceptions, concurred
in. 1t is calculated that the total loss, exclu-
sive Of insurance, was about $60. 600. q. k.
Talcott intends putting up brick building,
and endeavored TO obtain an additional six
feet of land, but could not get it for any
price. The sum of So 800 was offered for the
purchase Of the northwest corner of the
burned block, but the owner refused to
sell for less than 81 eco. 1t is evil
dent that the entire block should be
built OF brick. and if the property could lie
purchased for any reasonable amount, it
would be, and the town would be likely to
become a permanent business place but
with delusive boom" in sight it is i'm
possible to bring property.owners to terms.
Among the losses which occurred in r..
Frost's hardware stors was the destruction of
all the Coast Survey property Belonging to
the Fauntleroy not one article Of which could
he moved, owing to its position in the rear of
the store and the rapid spread of the flames
1t is probable that some efforts will now be
made towards procuring good steam fire en-
CINE and proper water supply, both OF
which were much needed OF Thursday last
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est, show that He is divine. If you do not
believe Him honest, everything about Him
sud the Bible must be thrown aside; and the
most astounding thing in the universe. how
the Christly conception and system could
have originated, is still on your hands.
Christ has thus told US what He is, in terms
of practical definition. Let US accept the
argument of His divinity as He has given it
to US, and accept it in the practical way by
welcoming Him as "the way, the truth and
the life." II we give ourselves to Him in this
manner. we shall touch His divinity, and all
doubts on this point viii forever be put to
rea
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FOREIGN ORANGES INFESTED BY SCALE
INSECTS.

Last Thursday morning the local Horti-
cultural Inspectors at San Francisco notified
the Chief Horticultural Officer of the arrival
of cargo of oranges from Tahiti, which
were infested by scale insects, and that the
consignees had refused to comply with the
quarantine rules; also asking instructions.
Mr.. Cooke autographed them in case the con.
signees or persons handling the oranges refused
to comply with the quarantine rules, after
receiving notice. to have warrants issued for
their arrest. Mr.. Cooke went to San Fran
cisco on Thursday evening, and on Friday
morning satisfactory arrangements were made
for disinfecting the oranges as required. The
species Of scale insect with which this cargo
of oranges is infested is probably the Myth
laspis (Aspidiotus) Gloverii. named by Pro.
lessor Packard after Townsend Glover,
recently of the Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. Q. WIN. II. Ashmead, in his
work, luxurious and Beneficial Insects found
on the orange trees of Florida, writes of
this species of scale insects. "In the year
1855 (date given mel it was first brought into
this country on some orange trees imported
from China-frst making its appearance in
the grove of DIR. Robinson, at Mandarin, a
small town on the st. Johns river, about
twelve miles from Jacksonville. In few
years it had spread to the groves throughout
Florida, carrying devastation and ruin every
where it went. So great was the damage
that orange growers became discouraged. and
orange culture was nearly annihilated. Many
groves that had been yielding handsome in.
comes were totally destroyed" Mr.. Brown
in his "Trees of America" writing of this
species, says: "Most of the cultivated
oranges in Florida have already been injured
by them, their tops and branches being
mostly destroyed. Their roots and stems, it
is true, remain alive, and annually send
forth crop of young shoots, only to share
the fate Of their pre- lecessors." For the pro-
lection of the citrus growers of this State it is
important that strict inspection be made of
all shipments of citrus fruits, etc., arriving
from foreign countries, to prevent, if posi-
bic, the importation of this and other insect
pests Mr.. Cooke says that parties who have
bought cargoes, to arrive, have agreed in case
the oranges or lemons are infested that they
will cheerfully comply with the requirements
of the quarantine laws.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

A STILL OFFER Ny VALUABLE SERVICES Ii
a you are so unfortunate as to require them,
With mind matured and enriched by studies OF an
advanced order can safely say that there Ia hardly
disease In the catalogue Of human ills that can.
not treat to q successful issue.
LADIES' am always ready 10 assist you. Nv
past knowledge has been increased by extensiys
experience. l am now able to treat YOU with the
certainty OF success. No case peculiar TO your
delicate organism Ia beyond my sure control
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior &c
any offered heretofore, and will be warranted to
have the desired effect in all cases.
Those Of the public who need my service car
depend upon gentlemanly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates
address particularly those who have been In
iured by youthful indiscretions and those who
have contracted local diseases
Person ms afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms Of the disease or
trouble, and receive medicines by express with full
instructions. ALI letters must be directed j H.
JoSSELYN, II. D 226 Suffer street, San Francis.
90, Cal.
Cure warranted In all cases, or no pay requirtd
Consultations, personally or by letter, gratis Sci
for book Comfortable apartments for patients al
my Infrmary when desiredl with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors e2s Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Men Christian Association Building.
Office hours-From 8 A. N. to SPA
Wy Diploma hangs In my ONCE.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Maria
For sale by all newsdealers
J. II. J0ssELYN, n. D.
J-8p1m&5w1mWS
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Fearful Fall over a precipIce.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 21st-This evening
a horse and buggy driven by Mr.. Denver, Of
Oakland, fell over a precipice while going
along the Wildcat creek road, in Alameda
county, and were precipitated into ravine
100 feet deep. The gentleman was accompa.
MED by lady, and both were severely in.
jured, especially the lady, who was brought
to Piedmont unconscious. The horse suf-
fered broken leg, and the buggy was total
wreck
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Conviction Of a sunday Law yiolator

DIXON, May 21st.-P. Byrne was tried
here yesterday for violation of the Sunday
law. The jury were out but few moments,
and returned a verdict of guilty.
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Shooting for n Champion Medal.

REDWOOD Cry, May 21st.-The first meet
ing of the Redwood City Gun Club took
place here to-day. The contest was for the
champion medal of the city, and was won by
P. II. McEver. The medal becomes the
property of the member winning it three sue.
cessive times. Following is the score:
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FREIGHT REPORTS.

From J. G. Stubs, General Freight Agent,
we have the following statements of East
bound freight per Central Pacific and South
ern Pacific Railroads for April, 1882:
STATEMENT OF EAsT-BoUND FREIGHT PER CEN.
.frnI,r ALA
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Sunday ut Chico,

CHICO, May 21st.-The German picnic
came off here to-day. Seven cars came from
Marysvills and Sacramento. and three from
Red Bluff. A brass band from Sacramento
accompanied the former train. The Marys-
vile Turner's were present, and gave an exhi-
bition Of their skill in gymnastics. The picnic
was grand success. While the picnic was
in progress on the west side of town, the
Holiness camp-meeting was progressing on
the east side, and was well attended. The
day was the warmest of the season.
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT,

E. H. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur.
day, May 20, 1882:
Balance ON hand last report. ....... s2s7, 463 "a
Receipts for the week. ................. 3,04i %
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To-DAY's CALENDAR.
SUPERIOR COURT.

SATURDAY, May ZUth.
DEPARTMENT Two-DESsoN, Judge.
n Clark VS.. A. NJ. Pierce ct al.-Guardian ad
Item appointed, and judgment entered.
Estate of j. w. rooy, deceased-Order admitting
20, ahota
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A CARD.-We regret the circumstance that
on last Saturday evening many Of our pat
rons. owing to the crowded condition of our
stores, could not be waited upon. We are
sorry for the disappointment and inconyen-
fence caused them, and respectfully request
that they call again early this week, when
their demands will receive our best attention.
Hale Bros. 4 Co.
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The Democracy.

San BUENAvENTURA, May 21st.-The
Democratic Central Committee met yester.
day afternoon. and elected 7. A. Rice, M.
Cannon, w. II. Granger and j. M. Brooks
as delegates to the State Convention.
The delegation is believed to be three to
one against Hearst for Governor.
SANTA BARBARA, May 21st.-The Demo-
cratic County Central Committee met Satur.
day and appointed w. A. Hayne, w. 7.
Lucas, Barney Lincoln, B. F. Thomas and
John s. Bill delegates to the State Conven-
ton.
REDWOOD CRY, May 2lst.-The Demo.
cratic Central Committee of San Mateo
county met here Saturday to appoint dele
Conventions, and to provide for County
Convention. George w. Fox, Chairman,
called the meeting to order and presided.
The following delegates were elected Rich.
ard Cunningham, J. G. Maynard, George
W. Fox, John Higgins and James Meteor
mick. A County Convention is called for
September 9th, forty.nine delegates to be
elected at a primary on the 10Th of August.
Perfect harmony and much enthusiasm pre-
vailed. The delegates are unit for Sharp
stein and Ross as candidates for Supreme
judges. No instructions were given to dele
gates as to any candidates.
NAPA, May 21st.-The Democratic County
Committee met yesterday and called prima-
ries for june 10Th to select delegates who are
to choose representatives to the State Con-
vention.
FRESNO, May 2lst.-E. Hall, w. D. Grady,
I. Work, P. D. Jones, j. ID. Collins, r.
Tarismore and G. J. Griffith were yesterday
elected delegates to the State Convention by
the Democratic Central Committee. The
delegation is in favor of Berry for Governor.
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Fire-Anniyersary Celebration.

SAN Francisco. May 21st-This morning
fire was discovered in charcoal house-a
tive-story brick structure-in the rear of the
main building of the Bay City Sugar Re-
finery, corner of Battery and Union streets.
The fire was confined to the two upper stories.
Loss, &C. 600 fully insured.
Very interesting exercises were held to. day
at the First Presbyterian Church. on the
occasion of the thirty third anniversary of
the organization of the Sunday school.
There was large attendance. The address
was delivered by Rev. Dr. Patterson.
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Another Invoice OF M0ng0Iians - The
Infected Steamer.
SAN Francisco. May 21st.-The British
steamer Strathairly arrived here this after
noon at o'clock, from Hongkong, with
merchandise and S14 Chinese passengers,
consigned to Macondray & Co. The steamer
was boarded by DIR. Lawlor, the Health
Officer, who made cursory examination of
the passengers. No cases of smallpox were
found on board, as far as the Health Officer
could ascertain. DR.. Lawlor reports the
steamer in fearfully filthy condition, the
The Strathairly anchored beyond the
Altonower, over half mile from shore,
where she will remain several days, or until
it is known that no cases of disease are on
board. Tomorrow Dr. Lawlor will make q
very thorough inspection of the steamer and
passengers.
Three more cases of smallpox were reported
on board the Altonower to day among the
Chinese passengers. Thus far only three of
the crew-the engineer and two seamen-
have contracted the contagion. Two of these
have developed into very bad continent cases.
The San Francisco sand Lot Catholic
Temperance Convention.
SAN Francisco, May 21st.-The meeting
held at the sand lot this afternoon was
largely attended. Denis Kearney addressed
the assemblage at some length. Hs said in
speaking of the quarsntined steamer Alton
over 1.-The Board of Health deserves well
of the entire community. They have, by
their vigilance and prompt action, saved our
city and State from an epidemic that would
probably have wiped out one,half of our
population. The Board of Health has power
to declare Hongkong an infected port, and
quarantine every vessel that arrives from
there for from thirty to sixty days. They do
it in all other civilized seaports. Why should
San Francisco be an exception to the rule
The longer they are kept in quarantine the
less Cinnamon will lie landed before the bill
goes into effect"
The seventh annual Convention of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the arch
diocese of San Francisco met this afternoon
in st. Mary's Cathedral. The Convention
consisted of twenty delegates, representing
St. Patrick's Society of San francisco, ST.
Patriek's Of West Oakland, ST. Mary's aad
St. Joseph's, while st. Anthony's of East
Oakland WAS unrepiesented Rev. J. b.
McNal!y, President of the Convention, occu-
pied the chair. The Secretarys annual
report showed that there we're 24S members
in the societies represented; that the Union
societies had disbursed daring the year
for beneficent purposes S1,227 60. and pos
sessed assets amounting to 81, SIS 80. The
following officers of the Union were elected ::
President, Rev. j. B. Men ally; Vice resi-
dent. Francis Shirley Recording Secretary,
William Higgins Treasurer, John Bolger !;
Sergeant-at- Arms, MIR. McBadger Local
Directors. Joseph Walsh, John Carbury, G.
Nolan and Daniel O'Connell. The executive
officers of the Union were requested, during
the present year, to establish Total Absti.
hence Societies in every place not occupied at
present.
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The DAILY RECORD-UNI0N.
apvERusEMzNT nEaTIos.

Metropolitan Theater-Bric-a brac tonight
Special assembly Sacramento Cemmandery-
night.
Capital Council l. O. O. F-Ths evening
Wantsd-Help of all kinds-Houston & Co.
For sale-The frame addition of three rooms.
To rent-Two unfurnished rooms.
New life Murray and Lanman Florida Water.
C. E. Case, II. D.-oakland, Cal.
-i.>card-Mrs Sarah Wallis.
ti;and Victory Mining cOmpany-Annual meeting.
Lost-A hunting dog.
Wanted-Furnished front room
Ancient Order of Foresters This evening.
o. E. s.-Regular meeting tonight.
Metropolitan Theater- NJ B. Curtis, Thursday.
Auction.
D. J. Simmons Co.-Auction P NJ to-day.
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store Millinery, plumes, just from
the East.
Hale Bros. Co.-Archimedian Lever.
FED House-Do not fail to get their prices.
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
Geo. W. Chesley, sole agent.
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DRESS SUIrISGs, cents per yard, at Hale's
special sale Of A. T. Stewart Il Co.'S stock, :
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Another Invoice OF Chinese -COnvictlon
In a Sunday Law Case-The Recent
olympia Fire-Picnic and Camp.meet-
ing ut Chic0-Dem0cratic Delegates So
Ieeted-The San Francisco Sand Lot
Frightful Fall over n Precipice-Ete.
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"EoLIFsE" champagne is used in preference
TO manyimported brands, so say connoisseurs.
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PRONOUNCED INSANE. AN insane man
named David Phelps escaped from the resi-
dence of his SOD, Adna Phelps, at o'clock
Saturday morning. and was afterwards az
rested by Deputy Sheriff and locked in the
County Jail on a charge Of insanity. He
was examined later in the day by the Com
missioners, pronounced insane, and will be
sent to Napa this morning.
BEAUTIFUL GRoUNDs.-The grounds at the
County Hospital are at this time most
beautiful. The flower and vegetable gar
dens bear evidence to the fact that they are
well taken care of. The roads from the city
to the hospital are in excellent condition,
and those taking an evening ride should not
fell to visit the hospital grounds.
The mother of Louis Leloy was thrown
from buggy at Sixteenth and ] streets last
Friday evening. and very seriously injured.
She was thrown against the edge of the side
walk, received severe scalp wound, and was
rendered irssnsible for some time.
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CRACKERS { CONNECTIONS!

:" FISHER, NOS. sos AND $40 STREET
III. Sacramento. has just taken the wholesal
Agencyof the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
Francisco prices, with difference in time and fregh
In favor Of purchasers. Also, FISHERS CHOICE
CONNECTIONS, at lowest market rates ie22-3p6n
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. 80. $50 - .
DISBURSEMENTS.
Total amount in Treasury.......
APPoRTIoNMENT.
MERoHANp1sr RrpoRr.-The folle

MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th For G. A. Davis, car wagons John
T. Cutting, case show cards. So casks beer |;
Croker & Co., PSI bundles paper Cont.
mental Oil Company, 800 cases coal oil !;
Huntington. Hopkins & Co, GA bundles and
13 pieces iron pipe; Weinstock i Lubin, 5
cases harness; n. s. Arnold & Co.. 8 barrels,
l box and l cask plated ware, 2 barrels glass
ware.
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HAsLEY's CRoNK BEER Barrels, kegs
and cases. Finest summer drink out. For
bar and picnic use. Depot, 81 Front street.
Sacramento.
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THREE-BUTToN kid gloves, all sizes, 10
cents per psir, at HaIe's great special sale Of
A, T. Stewart 4 Co.'s stock.
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DELAY Nor, but take advantage OF Haie's
Grant sale of A. 4. Stewart & Co.'s goods.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE ssooRD.USlos.l
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Ten DAYS AGO we were trying to solve the
nroblem where to find room for all the goods
that were daily arriving, and now, since ths
opening of this sale, it has been question
bpw to accommodate all our customers.
Prices will tell. Hale Bros. x Co.
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Money Saved
Chris. Ehman.

VoU CAN SAVE A GOOD MARGIN ON YOUR
grocery bills, BY purchasing Of
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Auction.


D. J. Simmons & co.-AuctiOn P. M. to-day.
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ExcURsIoNrsTs.- 200 Bostonian ex-
cursionists will arrive in this city about 8
F. n. Wednesday. They will stay over night
in Sacramento and depart Thursday morning
at o'clock for the East
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reV ro-DAY.-D. J. Simmons Co.,
auc.,uu.vrs, will sell at 2 and 7:30 P. NJ to-
dsy fine lot Of diamonds, watches, chains
and jewelry.