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AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
TOPICS OF GENERAL INTEREST.

TOPICS OF GENERAL INTEREST
LIFE IN THE ARCTIC REGIoys-THREr BUREAU RE.
PoRTs-ANoTHER CALL FOR BoSDs-sECRETARY
FRELINGHUYsES TO THE COUNSEL BEFORE THE
sPANIsH-AMERIcAS CLAIMS COMMISSION.
Lieutenant Danenhower continued his testimony
yesterday before the Jeanette Board Of Inquiry.
The annual reports Of the Second Assistant Pest
master General, and the First Auditor and Second
Controller of the Treasury have been completed.
Secretary Folger yesterday issued q call for
$4,000, 900 continued five per cent bonds. secrc-
tary Frelinghuysen has written a letter TO the
counsel of the United States before the Spanish
American Claims Commission defining the attitude
Of the American Government in regard to questions
affecting the validity of the naturalization Of
American citizens
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VHEN LEGACY DUTY IS PAYABLE.
[nr rELEaRAPH 10 THE rRIRuYE.l

BosToN Oct. 1s.-Judges Gray and Lowell,
Of the United states Circuit Court to-day filed opin
ion giving Judgment 10 tho defendant in the ease OF tho
United against IL ii. Hunewel. This was an ao
recoter the amount Of Legacy duty upon Amer
lean securities given by the viii OF the Marchionesa dc
valette IN 1869 TO her son. both being residents Oh
France. The defendant In the was appointed e1
ecutor for this Commonwealth, and he transferred
10 the son of the testatrix the securities
In question. The point at Issue was whether
this legacy was subject 10 duty under the act OF Con
gress Of 80, 1854 The opinion OF tkeCourt hods
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MISS PARNELDS FUNERAL.

The body of Miss Fanny Parnell was re-
moved from the receiving vault OF Rveryew Cemetery
Trenton, n j., yesterday morning and taken to Pla-
dephia whence it was brought to this city early last
evening ana later sent TO Boston. At o'clock, when
the funeCal party was expected to arrive, the foot of
COrtlandr-sf. and several blocks Of West-st were
crowded with people who desired view the procession
The line formed with police escort at s head and
the band and several companies OF the 69th regiment
Y. q. S. n. y following. The hearse surrounded
by large Guard of HOuor bearing torches The streets
to the Grand Central Depot crowded with people,
who uncovered their heads the procession passed
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CONTENTION or LIQUOR DEALERS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 18.-The first
annual convention Of the National Liquor Dealers and
Manuacturers' Protective Association of the United
states met today Congressman Deuster delivered the
address of welcome AT the afternoon session the Com
mlitee Organization recommended that the name Of
the association b. changed The Personal Liberty
League of the United States, to be composed OF the
various State protective associations OF the Ma
tional Brewers and Distiilers Association.
Resolutions adopted cOngratuating and
thanking the State Of OHIO for its
victory and commencing its example Of union and or
ganizatiOn the rest OF the States An Executive Com
uittee was then appointed.
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FALSE REPORTS ABOUT AN INJUNCTION

1t was reported in Wall Street yesterday
that an injunction restrain the Louisville and Nash
VILE Railroad Company from issuing any part Of the
new stock authorized by the stockholders recently had
been applied for The correctness Of the reports was
denied By those supposed to be familiar with the facts
President Baldwin said that he had no official or per-
sonal knowledge OF the matter and W. ; Williams whose
name was mentioned i'm the rumOr said that he had not
app led for an Injunction ana had no Intention OF DOING
50. Another person who was said TO nave begun tHe
suit Is William j. Hutchinson. An Intimate lrend OF
MIR Hutchinson said that there was no 1Ounditon lot
the rumors 50 tar as Mr. Hutchinson was concerned.
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CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct 1S.-NegotiatiOns between the
old Republicans and Marshal 5errano for the formation
OF a Monarchcal Liberal party continue TO meet with
great difficulties owing a want Of accord with regard
TO reform OF the constitution. Marshal Serrano expects
TO have an interview with senor sagasta, the Prime
Minister again shortly, in order 10 effect compromise
Senor Sgasta strongly opposes the reform Oh the con-
stituuOn an,
At Cabinet Council on Wednesday evening the Min,
listers decided to retain their posts until the meeting 0I
the COrtes and to await tine result OF ayOte.
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R0BBIyG A DRY GOODS STORE.

bold burglary was perpetrated last even
ing In the dry goods Of Jarmin McQuinan NO
1877 Atanticaye Brooklyn. The store was closed a. II
customary at p. m Mr. McQullan locking the uoors'
In the interval before the night wachman "eu o uu'y
a1 : ,Icl the thieves took advantage of the unpro-
teeted condition OF the store effect an entrance oy
boring through panel OF the rear ooT The scyea
made awav win silks aud shaws worth @49OO' one
cl w. dronoed on the sidewalk IN their haste Ihe
burglary discovered DJ tuo "" " ~
went on duty ut o'clock.
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MEETINGS OF SUPERINTENDENTs.

The American Association of Railroad SUI
perntendents held meeting yesterday at NO 4o Bond
ST. ?. 8. ORourke presided The afternoon session
was wholly taken up in the discussion OF committees
reoort on signals The code OF signals recommended
to the ASSOCIATION for adoption.
At the same place convention was held yesterday
morning Of those superntendcnts interested In SOUTH
ern railway time system The running scHedue VI
trains on connecting railroads the question c0nsu
cred The old schedule approved ana ordered 10 oe
continued with the exception OF rev local chanBes'
Thirty companies were represented at the meeting
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CoYsPIRING TO WAGE CIVIL WAR.

PARIS, Oct. 18.-Threatenlng pIacafuS are
nightly posted on the walls at MoHtceaues lines ana
threatening letters are sent to the managers OF the
Mines Bordat, the principal rngleader and notorious
anarchist has been arrested. The trial OF twenty
rioters will begin Chalones Wednesday next Inc
Indictment charges the prisoners with conspiracy 10
wage civil war, crime which Is punishable WIN DEATH
The president OF which Is 10 try the rioters
of Montceau-les- Mines, has received all anOny NOUS
letter threatening that the Palace Of Justice VIII DC
blown with dynamite.
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THE FUNERAL OF GEORGE P. MARSH.

ROME, Oct 1S.-The funeral services over
the remains of the late George p Marsh, United states
Minister to Italy, the Protestant Cemetery. we're sim
pie and almost private the only official persons present
being Mr.. Richmond, the American ConsuGeneral, % anu
MIR Wurz ex-Secretary of Legation. A mass VI flowers
concealed the American flag which covered the coinn
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WEDDING OF MISS TIRGINIA CHAPMAN

BETHLEHEM, Penn, Oct. 18.-Miss Virginia
Chapman, second daughter OF William Chapman, pres
dept of the Chapman slate Company this evening at 6
O'Clock was married to william B. Myers The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. George Allen rector Of the
Church OF the Nativity. A brilliant reception took place
representative Of one OF The Oldest and wealthiest
families Of tho anthracite coal region.
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MIR. LORILLARDS NEW COLT

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. Tsp. LOrillard, of
NewYork purchased to-day through John on bis agent
from Mrs W Hart OF WOodfOrd County yearling colt
by Ten Brock out Of PInafore The price was 1000.
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KILLED BY FALLING FROM 4 WTNDOW

Mrs. Annie Degnan, age twenty-nine, OF
M o7l Elizabeth st. fell from the thirdstory window
last evening and found lying dead ON the sidewalk
Her husband came stairs without delay and after
looking at his wifes body away He was afterward
arrested and refused 10 make any statement some Oh
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mat the intention OF Congress evidently TO make
sgney auty payable only on the estates Of persons who
~ tue time OF their death residents of the United
states The decision Is Of much importance affecting
the interests of foreign holders Of American securities
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SECOND DAY OF REGISTRATION.

Yesterday was the second day of registration
in this CITY, Tho number OF voters registered was con-
sdsraby larger than the second day In either 1851 OK
1879 although OF It falls below the
$780, the Presidential year. Following arc 'ne results
by Assembly districts Of the registration yesterday ~
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FOURTEEN OF THE CREW DROWNED.

LONDON, Oct 1S.-Fourteen of the crew Oh the
steamer City of Antwerp sunk by COLLISION WIN 'no
ship ConstantIa, were drowned.
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LONDON, Oct. 1S.-A letter from DuUIIn
states that Cassidy. delegate from Manchester 10
the Irish National Conference, expelled with lt III
ana threats from that body lor moving an ooho&ou7
aInen
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TELEGRAP HiC NOTES.
snrNn TRAVEL DELAYED

AN ELECTRIC LINE ooMPANYINooRPoRAT
Company Of York. capital s5 100000, incorporated
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the neighbors reported that there had been quarrel IN
the occupied by the Dcgnans Just Dcore the "o
fell
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Ceutinucd on Rifih Paaa
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Total amount in Treasury. ss2. 400


BENEFIT Instructor Lohse's benefit at
Turner Hall last night drew out very large
audience. The gymnas.ic exercises and cal
es:henic exhibition by fifty boys and girls
were pleasing. and evidenced much progress
being made by the pupils. The gymnastic
feats by adult Turoers were exceedingly
Rooi, and drew out the warmess applause.
The Turner Harmonic sang twice, and a
social dance concluded what was very inter
estirg performance.
GRAND CONCERT. Professor J. J.. Skinner
announces that the third grand concert f
the series will be given at the Metropolitan
Tbeater on Wednesday evening, April 10,
1882.
FOURTH ANNUAL PIoNIC.-The fourth an
nual picnic aud temperance celebration will
be held at Tammsny Grove, near Davisville,
on Saturday, April och, 1882.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
MONDAY, April 20, 1882.
pkPARTMKNT ONR-CLARK, Judge.


Francis Fourgous VS.. His Creditors-Order ap-
pointing the Sheriff assignee.
Estate Of n. S. Ryder-Decree entered discharg-
ing administrator.
Estate Of S A. STANDARDIZATION Of G. Politz to
be released from bond. Order for citation to adj
ministratriS to replace surety.
Estate of G. C. Hdden-Twenty days additional
time to file appe 1 on cost BILL and twenty days adj
ditional for prepayment to file statement motion
| for new ,ria'. Petition Of John Longabaugh for
probate OF will dismissed. Letters OF administra-
| ton to Mrs. II ddeu giving bond of $1,000.
| .1he People W. John Dempsey Convicted of may
| hem(-Senienced TO Imprisonment at Folsom for a
| term OF four years.
Estate OF Mike Bryts-Decree showing due and
| legal notice to creditors.
j. H. Scott VS.. American School District-order
overriding demurrer.
Est tte OF Il. CoIbet (insane) -Order allowing &C.
| count OF guardian.
| Estate o, Julius wetzlar-order confirming sale
| OF real estate.
Jacob Griese and Mrs. Harmon without bond. No
! tice TO creditors. Appraisers. Fdtch, W.
| Schwartz and Z. McFessei
Estate Of John welcott-Decree showing notice
| to creditors and ord to sell personally.
DEPARTMENT Two-DESsos, Judge.
| Lee Chung vs.. Leong Dow Sung-Findings filed,
and ordered that judgment be entered for de-
Eliza Council vs. Charles NJ Conneil- Judgment
| and decree in favor OF plaintiff on ground Of
| cruelty.
Emma Carter ys. James Car er-Judgment for
plaintiff for an allowance Of $40 per month. Stay
| of proceedings ten days.
Occidental B. and l. Association r. and j. II.
| Suyan-M ton to amend complaint denied.
! County Of Sacramento vs. G. z. X. r. and other
/ railroads Continued for argument till Tuesday,
| April 18th, at Pm.
! j. H. COffey vs.. T. o'Brien ct al.-Demurrer over
| ruled Ten days to answer. kotice waived.
| W. F. Frazier We. W. w. acknowledgements taken
W Ter Amusement
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NOTICE TO HoUseKEEPERs.

CITE An CARPET BEATING MACHINE, CORNER
- and Twelfth streets, Sacramento-the only
s cam Carpet Beating Machine in Sacramento
Cleaning, Relaying and Reftting Speciality. Ali
work warranted Employ none but first class work
81 street; at residence Tweifttfa and streets
ml3-Spsm ANDREW HATHAWAY, Proprietor.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.


Metropolitan Theatcr- Grand concert April 10Th.
Brisiols pills -sugar-coatcd and vegetable.
British Mutual and Social Society this evening
Stated meeting Concord Lodge, F. and A. NJ, to-
night.
Delinquent sale-Great Crevice Mining Company.
ST. Pauls Church picnic, April 18th, Natoma
Grove
Fourth Annual Temperance picnic, April 29:h.
Fruit ranches for sale-Sweetser & Asip.
Probate notice-Estate Of Z. B. Mott
Protestant Orphan Asylum Association, wednes-
day afternoon, Congregational Church.
Philharmonic Society tonight at T:30.
$4,000 farm for sSle-J. L. Acock, agent.
Auction.
Plants at auction this morning at Third and J
streets.
Business Advertisements
L. T,,1,.,
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DEPARTMENT Two-DESsoS, Judg

For the delicate and complicated Difficult.
ties peculiar to the female constitution, Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
sovereign remedy. 1t aims at the cause, and
produces lasting results. Send to Mrs. Lydia
<. Pinkhsm, No. 233
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. H. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, April s, 1882:
Balance on hand last report. S62 0o6 Is
Receipts for the week 6520 10
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TO MY GID PATRONS.

STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES II
& you SO unfortunate SO to require them
With mind .aatured and enriched by studies oi an
advanced order can safely ssy that there is hardly
disease in the catalogue OF human ills that can
n t treat to , guccesaul issue.
LADIES' am always resdy TO assist you Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. / am now able 70 treat you with the
Certainty Of success. No case peculiar to youf
d -iicste orgSlisul Is beyond my sure control.
Ny Fena ale Monthly Medicines are superior &c
any offered heretofore, and viii be warranted &c
have the desired effect in all eases.
Those Ct the public who need my service cal
dereui upon gentlernanly, honorable and scientific
treatment az reasonable rates.
/ address particularly those who have been in
jured By youthful indisGretiors and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Pers, Is afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms Of the disease
trouble and receive medicines by express, with full
instructions. All letters must be directed: J. II.
JoSSELYN. Il. D, 228 Suffer street, San Francis
90, Cal.
Cure warranted In an cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally by letter, gratis. Send
for book. Comfortable apartments for patients st
my Infrmsry when desiredl with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors, 22s Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Men Christian Association Building.
Office hours-From A. n. 10 ST.
Ey Diploma hangs in my once.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Maria
For sale BY al uewsdealers.
J. n. y0ssEIHH, n. ID.
5-3pln,&sw1mWe
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For ALL who want cheap hat, we would
invits them to see the new stock now open as
Red House for men and boye.
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INDIAN NULL, in all shades, plain ard
polka dots-a new invoice opened this morn
ing by the Red Honse.
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TaE mems full. stock kip brogans for 81 80,
at Red House, are not equallea in this city
they are well worth 81.
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We RECEIVED yesterday from the East the
fashionable ball button. in all SHADES. Red
House.
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ALL these who wish ligh. spring boot,
should zee the p. calf boot, morocco top and
sswed, for So. Red House.
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Tr yen want Furnished or GnfurRsshed
Rooms 90 to the best house ia the city, Clunie
Building, Eighth and X streets kept first class in
every respect. MRS GRICE, Proprietress. ml5-f
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. q. w. Chesley, agent
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Boss-or THE ROAD overalls at Red House. :
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CATHOLIC FEsTrvAL.-The ladies OF Rock
lin will hold festival tomorrow evening,
at Rocklin Hail. Tickets (admitting lady
and gentleman, including supper, 81 SO.
Music by Jenes, Grant & Co.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A Reliable Medicine for Females.

A sure corrective OF derangemeht',
A thorough remedy for irregularities,
Are the unfailiug effects Of a course Of
BRISTOLS SUGAR.COATED VEGETABLE PILLS.
all-lt
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LADIES Kid fox balls for 70 cents at Ret
House.
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Or. Ia Mars Seminal Pills cnre all
cases OF Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Vgor Nocturnal
Emissions, impotency, Nervous and Physical Debil-
ty and all that class of complaints arising from Ex.
cess, Indiscrenon or Abuse. The old Gnd in this
remedy fountain of youth, and the Young safe
guard and protection. DIR. La MARS SEMINAL
PILLS res.ore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever cause, to their pristine vigor. Price,
% so per bottle Sent c. 0. D., by express, to any
address, secure from observation. Address all OF.
lers to A McEoYLE & CO., druggists, Postoffice
Box 1852, San Francisco il33pGm
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For Fine Gnaos, Ice Cream, etc., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST hEALS, 90 to HENRY
FISHER, No. 5Cs st., bet Fifth ard Sixth. m23-1rs
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DIRECT from tie importers in the East-a
heavy invoice of laces. Over Fifty different
kinds of fashionable laces. from 3 cents to rs
cents yard, opened ont for sale this morn
ing at the Red House.
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CRACKERS { CORRECTIONS!

:" FISHER, NOS. sos AND $40 STREET
H.. Sacramento. has just taken the WI olesal
Agency of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
OF San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest Sai
Francisco prices with difference in time and fregh
in favor of purchasers Also, FISHERS CHOICE
COMPETITIONS. at lowest market rates. fe22-3p6n
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For sale.-The wheie or One.haIf In
terest in the SACRAMENTO TRANSFER COM
PANY, together with stock and everything in work
ing order A paying investment Tor live man
For terms and particulars, apply to JEROME c
CARROLL, No. 1000 Second street, a5-u
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GARBON BIsULPHIDE FOR KILLING SOUR
u rels, Gophers, Ants, Moth, Weevil, Scale,
Phylloxera, and all Rodents and Insects. Sulphur
for sale Manufactured at Sacramento Chemic;
Works OfHce, No. AGO street, Sacramento. =
aelm GEO. D. GARDNER, Proprietor.
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Photographs 50 per Dozen The Nimble
Sixpence Better Than the Slow Shilling IL vol
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at a reasonable price
go TO BEALS GALLERY, No. Ais j street. Fl.
BEAL.S, Operator. teJ-lm
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MASQUERADE To-EIGRT.-The Ivy Social
Club give an invitation bal masque at Jacobs
Hall this evening. Prizes for best-dressed
and sustained characters and best groups will
be given.
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MR. LANs1Ne's WOUND

Is in the abdomen about one and quarter
inches below the end of the breast bone. and
an iuch to the left Of the median line of the
body. It was made, say the physicians, by
ball Of 81 caliber. The symptoms at the latest
report were that there is considerable hemor-
rhage already taking place in his alb iomen,
and some peritonitis has developed in the
vicinity of the wound. At IL P. NJ, Mr..
Lansing was rsstiog as comfortably as could be
expected, considering the nature of the wound.
The direction the ball took in the body Is not
known yet. Mr.. Lansing at this writing is
considered in very critical condition, aud
little hopes OF bis recovery are entertained.