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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

J. D. Stetson and wife, Of San Francisco, are on
visit to Sacramento.
Japanese satines have heads, birds, fans, screens,
and letters printed upon them.
Cadet blue flannel, trimmed with mary rows OF
braid will be fayorite mountain dress this sum-
mer
A silver fly, with wings of Rhine crystals and
ruby eyes, on golden leaf, is late design in hair
pins.
viole de Brahmine, a kind of nuns CLOTH is very
popular combined with foulard silk delicately en-
broidered.
Grenadne lace for trimming grenadines comes
with designs to match the broche flowers OF the
grenadine.
Gold collar buttons represent pansy, bird or
butterfly, else they have turquois pearl or dla-
mond in tie center
C. Hatch, of this city, passed Newhall on the
Southern Pacific Railroad yesterday for Sacra-
mento. Also, Fred Clark.
One of the prettiest mock jewel brooches is a
harp of silver set with crystals and mock rubies,
with twisted golden strings.
Maurice Simmons and Miss Eta Marx, both well
known here are to be married to-day in San Fran
CISCO and d. G. Simmons and wife left here yester-
day to attend the wedding.
Mrs H. E. Huntington, Of Tennessee, accom-
panied by her children and her husbands mother,
has arrived here visit that will cover the entire
summer, to her mother, Mrs. NJ. Prentice, OF 3l2 NJ
street.
Mrs Samuel Nathan Tuesday evening, was the
recipient of surprise party at her residence on
street, between Third and Fourth streets 1t was
given by large number Of friends in commemora-
ton of the birthday of the host
Miss Jennie Govan has gone on visit to the
family OF G. Valenson in the eastern part OF the
county Miss May Talbot left yesterday for weeks
visit in San Francisco, and Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcomb
and daughter left yesterday for Underhill, Vt.
At the Eldred House: Mrs. Traganza, J. w.
Beebee, City; S. B. Segur, L. C. Moore, A. A. San
ders, ". A Murphy, Costumes Lawrence Egan,
Denver, Colorado G. E. Pierce, w. .. Pierce, Ell
Dorado county C. Brigg, c. Frought, w. X. Gun.
nington, Nicolaus A. Sudbrink, Sacramento county;
james Jordan, Michigan Bar; John Long, Stone
House; Thomas McGlothin, Hlcksville; Silas
Chance, Brighton.
These persons were registered as in the city yes
terday A. c. Russell and family, Stockton; Mrs.
c. X. Hoppn Woodland; r. c. Rails, Montana; G..
Burton, Franklin B. F. Kelly and wife, Dixon; E.
]. Sparks and daughter, Lincoln II. L. lIoppin,
Winnemucca John Gardner, Jr., Frank II. Gard
ner Philadelphia; John T. Harrington, Colusa; L.
Soss Forest Seaburg, R. S. Ring, l.. l.. Miller, j. J.
Riley, A. N. Gray, |. Battle, John Lipsher, E. ID.
Sawyer, A. Cramer, B. c. Samuels San Francisco
j. II. Bradley, Plaeervie; Mrs. NJ. J. Martin, Henry
Flesch, New York Albert Whittle, Forest Home
W. Eaton, Gait; E. A. Cook, Winters; Mark Rose,
P Dorian Folsom Z; A. NJ. Drew, Iowa Hill (; James
Mckinney, Yuba City; W. Adams, oroville; J. Nj.
Goodman and !wife, Woodland; Miss Madden, Lee
Whitlock, T. Muvaney, Nicolaus; Frank Lytle,
;fa o,,lo N,S, al mil
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SECOND DISPATCH. |

DAvIsvILLE, May 17th.-The buildings
burned this morning were occupied as fol.
lows: B. II. Hoag, groceries Mr.. Ketzel,
bakery Mrs. Gumper, saloon; Mr.. Tate,
shoemaker; Bullwinkle Bios, saloon L. J..
Plant, saloon Msrden Hotel, owned by
William Robson g. Philiber, barber shop.
81, 100 in the Hartford (Connecticut) and
Scottish Union. Mrs. Gumper, 81. 600; in
surance, 81. 600. in the London Globe. 3.
Il. Hoag. 81, 500; insured for 81. 800. Yves
ters l. Tate, 81. 500; insurance light. Bull
lard & Pearce, 5000 insured Other small
losses foot up several hundred dollars.
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Shocking AFFAIR I'm Cerusa County.

ORLAND, May 17th.-The house of Briggs
Flack, about two miles from here, was burned
at o'clock this morning. The occupants at
the time were Mrs. Flack, her baby and
sister, who were in bed. Mr.. Flack was
away from home, aad lad who had just
kindled FIRE in the cooling-stove had gone
to the barn to attend the stock. The sister,
Miss Rice, aged ~ years, was burned to
death, and Mrs. Flack and the baby were
interchangeable baby perhaps fatally
burned The FIRE is supposed to have caught
from the stove pipe in the roof, and spread
very rapidly. The sisters were the daughters
of Rey. John Rice. of this vicinity.
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SUPREME COURT.

IN BANK.
WEDNESDAY, May II, 1882
Court met pursuant to adjournment. Present
Morrison, C. j., presiding; Thornton, J.; Mckee
j.; Myrlck, j.; Sharpstein, j.; Ross, j.; Post Depu
ty Clerk; Finkler, Bailif.
The following applicants for admission to practice
were further examined to their knowledge and
learning in the law viz: Z. o. Larkins, Byron Ball
Julien Pinto and Franklin P. Bull. And such ex
animation proving satisfactory to the Court, it is
ordered that said E. o. Larkins, Byron Ball, Julien
Pinto and Franklin P. Bull be and they are each Of
them hereby admitted to practice as attorneys and
counselors atlaw in all the Courts of this State.
5,ll9-Moulton VS.. Parks-Continued on motion
OF A. l.. Hart.
7,752-Cooke vs. Pendergast-ordered to foot OF
calendar.
7,9ls-Hawley vs.. Campbell ct al.-Argued by
Harrington for appellant and Hart for respondent,
and submitted.
7.9l0-Nickerson VS.. Cal. Rasin Co.-Argued by
Sawyer for appellant and Alexander for respondent
and submitted.
s05O-Soss vs. Allman-Contiuued,
Adjourned until tomorrow at A. N.
72l5-Reed VS.. Allison-Appeal dismissed. Nor.
rison, j. We concur-Myrick, j.. Sharpstein, j.;
McKinstry, j.; Thornton, J.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
70G8-Harmon vs. Acknowledgment and
order reversed Mckee, j. We concur-McKins-
try, j.; Ross, J.
IN BASK-To DAYS CALENDAR.
Court meets at A. NJ.
S094-Ede ct al. VS.. Hazen ct al.
6S56-Pac. Life Ins. Co. Vs. stroup.
7802-Chandler vs.. Peoples Savings Bank ct al.
8Osl-Chandler vs.. Peoples Savings Bank ct al.
TS55-Du Pratt VS.. james ct al.
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Damaging Frosts and severely Cold
weather.

SANTA CRUZ, May 17th.-The frost of the
past few days played havoc among the vines
aud fruit in the orchards and vineyards
around Vine Hill. J. w. Jarvis had 5000
young vines and half an acre of growing
grapes killed. J. F. Lewis, II. Mel, Water
man Emerson and others are sufferers. G. G..
Marten had all his vines and fruit killed, ex
cept apples.
SusANv1LE. May 17th.-The weather is re-
markably cold, ice forming half an inch thick
q number of nights last week.
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Industrial school lnyestigation-MorO'
ney's Trial.

vsors snt ont w thu Industrial ScbooI TO-
day to hear the testimony of the employees
concerning charges preferred against Superin.
tendent Mclaughlin by teamster who was
suspended from duty. They are general and
sweeping, and sllege that the Superintendent
is incompetent to manage the institution and
has used the position to advance his own Pc
cuniary interests.
In Department Eleven of the Superior
Court to day the trial of officer ohm Moroney
for assault to murder d. J. Murphy, was
baoup
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" After Many Days "-Isody OF a Drowned
Man Recovered.

TRUcKEE, May 17th.-Last fall two men,
Philbrooke and Jack Hsnscome, were
drowned in Bonner Lake by boat being
capsized with them while out duck.hunting.
The body of Pillbrooke was recovered within
few days after the accident, but that of
Hanscome was not heard Of till to-day. A
boy by the name of Charlie Teeters was out
on the lake, and discovered the body firmly
held between two cakes of ice. The ice in
the lake has just broken, and the body has
been there during all this winter.
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DAvIsvILLE, May 17th.-A fire broke out
at l o'clock this morning near B. FL. Hoag's
store, on Main street, destroying the entire
business portion of Main street north OF the
Pcstoffice. A light east wind prevailed at
the time, favcring the citizens in the efforts
to save the street. The loss is about $685.
600; insured for about $4,000. The princi-
pal sufferers are William Robson, owner of
the Marden House, who was burned out a
year ago; B. H. Hoag, Mrs. Gumper, l.. j.
Plant and G. Philiber. The origin of the fire
is unknown. but is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary.
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An Exploded Mystery.

WHEATLAED, May 17th.-The story of q
mysterious family and the imprisonment Of
three women by men in this town, is wholly
without foundation in fact or inference. 1t
probably originated with female detective,
who has evident designs upon family re-
Gently arrived from Missouri and now resid.
ing here. The family name is Harris, and
there is nothing mysterious about them, ex.
cept in the mind of single busybody and
she scandal monger. There is not even re-
soectable sell in it.
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SAN Francisco. May 17th.-The Demo-
cratic County Committee met tonight
Among other business transacted the follow
ing apportionment was made for delegates to
the State Convention from the several dis.
tricts: Ninth District, 10 delegates; Tenth
Is Eleventh, 10; Twelfth, 25; Thirteenth
80. The apportionment gives each club two
delegates, and the Ninth District three, the
Tenth one. the Eleventh three, the Twelfth
three, and the Thirteenth four delegates at
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Advices from San FrancIscG-One Man
Killed and Another Injured by Gazing
Bank-state Sabbath school Convention.
Disastrous Fire at Dayisvifie - The
Wheatland "Mystery" EXpIOded-se.
yereiy Cold Weather-Reported Trouble
in Alaska-NoyeI Fair at Santa CruH-Etc.
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Business DiffiruIty-Suit for Damages
Trial Continued.

SAN Francisco, May 17th.-S. Mosgrove
& Bro, dry goods firm, recently petitioned
into insolvency by their creditors, have filed
voluntary petition, setting forth their liza
bilities at Sl15, 600; sssets-stock Of goods,
1000; fixtures, 81, 700; outstanding debts,
81, 0C0 The individual liabilities of mem.
bers of the firm are placed at about 81 600
and their assets consist of nominal interests
in certain pieces of real estate.
The case of J. H. Burke against Mrs. NJ.
Schwerdt and her teusnts-an action to re-
cover s25, 600 damages for injuries sustained
in falling through an alleged rotten trap door
in the sidewalk-was up before Judge Way
mire to-day. The suit as to the tenants was
dismissed.
The second trial of Captain Sparks, of the
ship Gatherer, was called in the United
States District Court to-day, but was contin.
ued till Monday, owing to counsel for defense
being unprepared.
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increase, S13,434. Number of library books
in 1881, is, 4S5; in 1882, A, 535, increase.
24O4j. Number of papers distributed per
month, Il, 552 Number of church members
IL Sunday-school in 1881, 1892 in 1882,
s, OPS increase, $500.
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SUsANvILLE, May 17th.-At Belfast, yes
terday, bank of earth caved on John Smith
aud f, w. Stevens. Smith was instantly
killed, and Stevens was badly injured, but to
what extent is not now known. Smith
leaves wife and four children. He was a
member of the Order of A. o. U. w. of
Srsanvilla
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Found Dead I'm a Boat.

WILMINGTON, May 17th.-James Smith,
for many years resident of Wilmington,
was this morning found dead in small boat
anchored outside San Pedro bar. He had
been missing for three days. The cause Of
his death is unknown.
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Eioped with ISIS stepmoti,er.

PORTLAND, May 17th.-A New York illus
trated paper dated the 18th Instant, which
arrived tonight, contains portraits Of Fred
l.. jackson and Mrs. Charles NJ. Hoyt, of
Batavia, n. Y. The former killed his wife
and attempted to kill his two sons in October,
1880, was adjudged insane and sent to the
Buffalo Insane Asylum January II, 1881.
He was released last August, and eloped with
his steptather's wife. The Mrs. Hoyt re-
ferred to is aged 81. The couple arrived here
six weeks ago, travelling under the name of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thsyer, and have settled on g
farm six miles east of this city. near Mount
Tabor. The proprietor of the National Ho-
tel, where they stopped, and physician who
waited on Mrs. Thayer, immediately recog-
nized them by the portraits as being Jackson
and Mrs. Hoyt. They have given informa-
ton to the police authorities. who have tele.
graphed to Batavia for instructions.
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Body of the Drowned Chinaman Found.
San Francisco, May 17th.-Ths Alton
over is still lying in quarantine off Meiggs
Wharf with the diseased Monaghan horde
aboard. The Chinese are still suspicious and
Independent, and the physician en- board this
morning was unable to make the usual exam.
ination with reference to discovering newly
developed cases of smallpox. Quarantine
Officer Lawlor boarded her this morning, but
the physician had no new cases to report.
The rapid manner in which the disease has
spread this week warrants the belief that
there is large number of cases to whom &C.
cess cannot be gained.
The body of the Chinese smallpox patient
who was drowned yesterday by the capsizing
Of boat, while being transferred from the
Guaranteed ship Altonower to the pest
house, was recovered this morning at the
Mission-street wharf. 1t was Immediately
reported to the health authorities, who caused
it to be buried by the contractor without de-
lay in the City Cemetery.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
SAN Francisco, May 17th.-Everything is
quiet on board the 9uarantined steamer AL
tonower, and no more trouble is anticipated.
Only one well defined case of small. pox was
developed to-day. DIR. Lawlor is Of the
opinion that there is probably 80 or 60 very
mild cases of varioloid among those on board.
Tomorrow thorough investigation will be
made.
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ARIZONA.
Miner Accidentally Killed,

TOMBSTONE, May 17th.-A miner named
John Plate was killed accidentally at the
Grand Central mine this morning. Plate
came here recently from Bodie, and was about
10 yaArs of ana
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SANTA CRUZ, May 17th.-A novelty in the
way of fairs-a rose fair, to exhibit all kinds
of roees-will be held here Friday and Sat-
urday afternoon and evening".
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In the growth of all animals, they pass
from the simple to the complex. The
young OF the higher animals represent the
full growth of the higher animals.
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SAN FRANCISCO. May 17th.-This evening
meetings were held in the various wards of
the cisy, and in accordance with the plan of
action determined upon last week by the
Anti Chinese League, number of Branch
Leagues were organized.
The Boot and Shoemakers' White Labor
League held meeting this evening at Social
Hall The meeting was numerously attend
ed, and 81 names added to the membership.
A resolution was adopted, requesting the
League OF Deliverance TO secure the names
of all the retail dealers on the coast, and that
they be furnished with the names of all en-
ployiRg Chinese.
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DoS'r forget to get the price Of boots and
shoes when attending Hale's great special
sale: they will surprise you.
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SHRrMps.-Fresh shrimpa, crabs, Holsters,
and the best assortment of fresh and salt
water fish that can be had, are received daily
at De Bernardo & Co.'s, 30S and 80 X at.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT oSE-DENsos, Judge.

DEPARTMENT OSE-DESsos, Judge.
"WEDNESDAY, May II, 1882.
j. B. Cave Va. L. T. Fox-order for default judy
ment for plaintiff.
TAYLOR vs.. Ober-Continued for session by consent.
Fitzgerald vs.. Carey-Same order.
j. H. Scott vs. The American School District
Continued payment of costs by plaintiff, ST so.
The regular venire OF jurors for the term was
ordered DISCHARGED.
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aDyERTIsgmEET a1EArIoa.

Unity Lodge, h Of H Tonight.
Lost a gold bracelet-D. Cooper
Wanted employees & Co.
Money wanted-Carl Strobel.
Excelsior Gates-Taft, Bassett Farnsworth.
workman's Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Lanphere's concert Friday.
Brio a-Rrac entertainment.
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THREE cases of mems fine summer cloth
ing, latest style, just arrived, for Hale's great
snaciaI gale
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AT. STEWART, the prince of all dry goods
men-read his history in Hsle'e advertise
ment in tbis issue.
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GOODS are arriving every day from New
York for Hale's great special sale.
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HAELEY's CRoNK BEER.-Barrels, kegs and
cases. Finest summer drink out. For bar
and picnic use. Depot, 81 Front street, Sac
ramento.
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dwellings, orchard-cobb. Bovee i Co, san
francisco
D. J. Simmons & Co Friday evening.
Sherburn & Smith-Friday, 4os street.
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Can't Get IL.

Diabetes, Brights Disease, Kidney, Uri-
nary or Liver Complaints cannot be contract.
cd by you or your family if Hop Bitters are
used, and if you already have any of these
diseases Hop Bitters is the only medicine that
will positively cure you. DON'T forget this.
and don't get some pulled up stuff that will
only harm YOU.
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Suspension Announced

SAN FRANCISCO, May 17th.-The suspen.
sion Of l.. T. Lszure, member of the Big
Board, was announced at the II o'clock call
to-day in the Stock Exchange.
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ONLY THINK -Jouvin aud Golden Gate kid
gloves. one button, for 10 cents per pair /;
sizes, 81 Z, Il. y, 8, St and 81, for sale to-
day, at Red House
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SEVERAL. new lines of boys clothing just
received from New York for Hale's great
special sale.
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THE DROWNING TRIUMPH
ELECTRIC SCIENCE.


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in curing diseases Thousands of well known citizens,
merchants, mechanics Minister'S laborers, bankers,
physicians, editors and Senators cured Of diseases
which defied all medical skill. This BELT received
the highest Award and Medals at the Cali.
fornia State Fair. 1850 aud 1881. The only
medals ever awarded by the State tn Electric Belts
Send for HORNES ELECTRIC hL3ALD. Testi-
monials Of highest character and valuable informa
ton free. w: j. HORNE Proprietor and
cisco, Cal. Agents wanted. 3p3m&sw3mS
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KID GLOVES, Is cents, at the Red House.
81
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EXTRAORDINARY success-Hale's great.sa' o
of A. T. Stewart & Co.'s goods.
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Fire-HeId 70 Answer.

SAN Francisco. May 17th.-A fire this
evening at All Commercial street did con-
siderable damage to Chinese shoe factory
and cigar mandatory. The latter was
owned BY Goldberg l. Co.
John Barr was held to-day before Judge
Rix to answer a charge of murder. for having,
it is alleged, caused the death of Matthew
Neary. The Court made an order that de-
PENDANT may be released in the sum of $40. 000.
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For WHooPNG Cough Nothing equals
Cheslsy's Rock and Rye.
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NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, in great
variety and at prices much below their value,
at the great sale of A. T. Stewart & Co. Is
goods. Hale Bros. Il Co.
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1t is said on the best authority that q
toad frequented the steps before the hall.
door of gentleman's house in Devonshire
for upward of thirty.six years.
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Business Advertisements

Bristol's Sugar coated Pills.
Cadwalader & Parsons Great bargains.
c. F. Apothecary and chemist.
Campaign newspaper outfits.
Lpman & Co.-Lace buntings.
Saloven the Tailor, 40S street.
Mechanics storo-suits for ladies.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
F Rs; ]. H]l.alll's
L E; ;ss B alsamL]!!!

Cures Consumption, Colds, Pneumonia,
Influenza, Bronchial Difficulties, Br0n'
chitis, Hoarseness, Asthma, Group
Whooping Cough, and all diseases Of the
Breathing Organs. 1t sOOthes and heals
the Membrane OF the Lungs. infiamed and
poisoned by the disease, and prevent
the night sweats and tightness across the
chest which accompany II. CONsUMP.
TEeN Is not an incurable malady. IL IL
only necessary to have the right remedy
and HALLS BALsAM is that remedy.
Don't DESPAIR OF RELIEF, for this
benign specific VIII cure you, even
though professional aid fails.
ar Ask for DR.. VIM. HALLS BALSAM, and take
no other. KIRK, GEARY & Co., Agents.
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MEMS straw hats five cents, at Hales great
special sale
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The Now iIinisIer to China.

San Francisco, May 17th.-John Russell
Young, the new Minister to China, arrived
this afternoon by the overland train. He
will probably sail for Hongkong on the
steamer Arabic, which is announced to de-
part on Saturday. Mr.. Young positively de.
clines to say nything regarding Chinese
affairs, or the official instructions he has re-
ceived from the Department at Washington.
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The AIt0nower-Mutinous MonsOlians-
Hndy of The Rra,xned GbInanan Ennnd

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REcORD-UStos.l
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FoRbanquetr, etc, use Eclipse Champagne.
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YEsTERDAY-like that of the two days
previous-Hale's stores were crowded to ex-
cess by eager buyers attending the great sale
OF A. T. Stewart & Go. g goods.
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For bargains, visit the Red House to-day. :
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SEE new column advertisement of Red
House to-day.
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