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Fortunate Horoscope Prognosticator.

Fortunate Horoscope PrognosticatOrs.
The persons who calculate lucky mo-
ments il mems lives are busy prognosti-
eating what celestial phenomena at ones
birth will bring out the combination that
will put the fortunate man in possession Of
the $4,000 grand prize at the next. the
l57th June 18th, Tuesday Grand Semi
Annual Drawing Of the Louisiana state
Lottery Company, at New Orleans, La.
Full information can be had on an imme-
diate application 10 NJ. A..Dauphin, New
Orleans. Louisiana.
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Spring Bottom Pants at Appel Bros.
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SILK Umbrellas, sun Umbrellas,
In variety at LaFar's.-AdU.
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straw Hats-ManiIla Hats,
New STYLES. in variety, at IsaFar's, -Adr.
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Cbildren's Fancy HATS,
4 large variety, open at LaFars.-Adr.
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straw Hats, just opened, at 4. Heidts,
139 Congress street.-Adr.
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Hundreds Of distinguished citizens in
dorse Ulmer's Liver COTTectOF.- -AdD.
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For Marseilles, Pique and Linen Duck
Vests, at very low prices, 90 TO Levy's.
l91 and 193 Congress street.-Ade.
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znrtinn salro 0n.uau.
SALE OF MAGNIFICENT STEEL EN-
CRAVINGS.
THIS DAY "Wednesday, at II o'clock MORN
ING and 10 EVENING


CRAVINGS.
BY j. MCLAUGHLIN & son.
THIS DAY "Wednesday, at II o'clock MORN
ING and 30 EVENING.
And continuing daily at same hour until dis
posed of,
At No. I35 CONGRESS STREET, in store
occupied by Mr. Flint, jeweler.
We have received, on consignment. from
Messrs. COGSHALL.& CO., of Chicago, SIN
specimens of the following great artists
Landseer, Andsen, Roe, Cleminson, Rosa
Bonheur, j. F. Herring. F. Taylor, Armheld
Bateman, Fald. SAINT. Webster, J. D. Hard
ing, E. Nicols. Fisk, Martin, J. NJ. ". Turner.
Millais, Carmichael. Dicksee, Dandy, etc.
This is the most important collection of En-
cravings ever offered in Savannah, and NOr-
thy the attention Of connoisseurs.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
Steamer Sylvan Glen for Tybee.

WEDNESDAY. May 23d, at T:30 O'Clock P. NJ,
THURSDAY, May 24th, at 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
y. B.-A0 10 o'clock A, N. trip from the city
and O'Clock p. II. trip from Tybee on Thurs
day, the oath inst.
JNO. f. ROBERTSON, Agent.
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Cotton 6ina
GEORGIA.
Testimonials of Parties in this State
WHO HAVE USED THE
GIN


BLITCH. GA. February /, 1852.
In reply to yours Both, 1 beg to say that have
used one of your siXty-saw Gins for five years,
and it has given perfect satisfaction. Have
sold several Of them TO my customers, and
they are all well pleased. l believe it TO be
the best and cheapest Gin in the MARKET.
W. II. BITCH.
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otis the Best Gin Made. 3"

ROGERS. GA, January 3. 1852.
The sixty-saw Brown Cotton Gin with
Feeder and Condenser bought Of you last fall
has given perfect satisfaction. We do not
hesitate to say that it Is the best Gin made.
W. 0. WADLEY & BRO.
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Don't fail to visit b. II. Leyy's to pur-
chase your Summer LAothing .-Adr.
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New Spring Goods now open at Z,
Heidt's, 1879 Congress street.-Adr.
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Latest Styles Of Linen Collars and CuIIs
at b. II. Leyy's.-Adr.
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Summer Scarfs and Ties,
Linen Collars and Cuffs new, at LaFar's
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1--WE have no Hesitation in Recommend
ing vonr Gins to the Pnhlic GeneraIIY -

ing your Gins to the Public Generally"
CAIRO. GA, February 8, lSS2.
Mr.. c. Walker, the party that we purchased
the Brown Gin for last fan, was in town yes
terday, and your letter Of inquiry was shown
him, and he requested US to state that he was
well pleased with the Gin. We know Mr.. W.
to be a close observer. We have no hesitation
in recommending your Gins to the public gen
orally. WIGHT & POWELL.
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the Grade of the Cation.

Runs Lighter than any Gin ever saw
W. y. HAMBLETON,
ThOmasville. Ga.
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iAs hAAisANAC-%- -tS-Nt-1-
SILK Umbrellas, sun Umbrellas,
In variety at LaFar's.-AdU.
Summer Scarfs and Ties,
Linen Collars and Cuffs new, at LaFar's.
New Spring Goods now open at e.
Heidt's, 139 Congress street.-Adr.
Latest STYLES Of Linen Collars and Cuffs
at b. II. Leyy's.-AdU,
For BOYS and Children's Linen suits,
20 10 b. II. Levy's.-Adr.
Beautiful lot Children's Spring Suits
opened at +. Heidts, 139 Congress street.
Bows and Mems Macl1inaws.
All STYLES and sizes, at LaFar's.-AdU.
Too much stock on hand at Appel Bros
Clothing at almost any price.-AdU.
LaFar's Rest, land the Daisy"
Ask to see the new Hats.-Ade
A large assortment Of Gents Under
suits at Is. III. Levy's.-Adr.
strasS Uats. Straw Hats for song at
Appel Bros.-1Adr.
-
Jean Drawers, Linen Drawers,
Balbriggsn half Hose, at LaFar's.-~ddc.
Gauze Underwear In Colors,
Just the thing for the boys, at LaFar's'
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For Boys and Children's Linen suits,
20 10 y. II. Levy's.-Adr.
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Gauze Underwear In Colorss
Just the thing for the boys, at LaFars'
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Anrtion salfe gmtarr paua.
Anrti0n Salra gnttrF papa.
TOBACCO, TOBACCO.
KENNEDY L. UN,AuctiOneerS
Thursday, oath Inst,
AT II O'CLOCK.
lss Boxes, Half Boxes and Caddies Of
PLUG TOBACCO,

. @~S ~SAS~~
Direct from Virginia factory, and viii be
sold in lots TO suit.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE At
AUCTION.
BY HENRY BLUM, Auctioneer.
VIII be sold JUNE FIFTH. at II O'Clock A. NJ,
in front of the Court House, TO the highest
bidder,
LOTS 50, 81, IS and 50, Crawford ward. each
60x90, comprising the block fronting Liberty
street, Houston street, East Broad street and
Perry Lane.
ALSO
LOTS 81 and IS, Crawford ward. each Lot
60X90. Lot 81 being the northwest corner Of
Liberty and Houston streets, and fronting
both streets. Lot IS adjoining. and fronting
Liberty street.
The above Lots are unimprOved. being fine
ly situated, attention is called to this sale.
Terms cash.
GILT EDGE PROPERTY ON CHIPPEWA
SQUARE, FACING BULL STREET. AT
AUCTION.
BY GEO. W. LAMAR, Auctioneer.
On the FIRST TUESDAY X JUNE fifth
day), in front of the Court House, between
the usual hours, will be sold,
Lots numbers S. anC IS Brown ward, with
Improvements thereon, consisting of two
brick dwellings, with modern Improvements,
three stories basement, large airy rooms,
wide halls, and in every way comfortable,
convenient and desirable on lot No. 30, facing
Bull street. On lot IS, facing Drayton street,
a brick store with dwelling above. sand Lot
No. IS and improvements being subject TO a
life interest of Mrs. Madalena KooX and sold
subject to this interest. Each lot Is fee simple
and 60X60 feet, more or less.
Terms-0ne- third cash, balance IA one and
two years, with Z per cent. interest per an
mum, payable semi annually.
Property to be sold as whole.
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Beautiful lot Children's Spring suit
opened at e. Heidt's, 139 Congress street
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Jean Drawers, Linen Drawers
Balbriggsn Half Hose, at LaFars.-~Aae
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Business suits from So and upwards, at
Appel Bros, Clothiers, 1853 Congress ST.
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strass Hats, Straw Hats for q song AT
Appel Bros.-Adr.
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nRoueHroN srREEf, COR. BARNARD.
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Neckwear in great variety at Levy's.-
Adr.
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A large assortment OF Gents oho'
suits at s. III. Levy's.-AdU.
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And continuing daily at same hour until dis

At No. Is5 CONGRESS STREET. in stor
occupied by Mr.. Flint. ieweler.
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SAVANNAH YACHT CLUB.

Game called at 4 o'clock sharp. Cars run
direct to the Park.
ADMISSION. q CENTS
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Too much stock on hand at Appel Br'
Clothing at almost any price.-AdU.
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Boys and Mems Maclkinaws,
All STYLES and sizes, at LaFar's.-AdU.
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PACIFIC COAST 1rEms

The woolen mills at Santa Rosa are rap.
idly nearing completion. The machinery
is now being. put in place, and the mills
will be started up in o few weeks.
The Reno New Journal is alarmed al
the possibility of an eruption from an i'm.
mense volcano, which, the editor saws.
" lies slrmbering under Lake Tahoe"
The railroad company has issued an
order requiring all persons crossing on the
Solano between Benicia and Port Costa TO
purchase tickets at cost of Is cents.
Owing to the prevailing dullness at vir-
ginia City, New, the Western Unicn Tele-
graph Company are talking of removing
the repeating instruments to the Reno of.
fee.
Moses Atkinson, while hunting near
Green River, w. T., on Tuesday last, ac-
cidentally shot and killed himself. His
faithful dog watched the body forty EIGHT
hours, until it was found.
The body of Mcintyre, one of the vic.
tins of the double murder at Lexington,
Santa Clara county, is TO be exhumed snd
examined for traces of bullet-holes, with a
view of securing additional evidence against
the three murderers.
The Pspago Indians in the neighhorhood
of Tucson, A. T., announced q wal. dauce
recently, 20 take place over three
months. old scalp. Tae pow.wow. took
place on the night of the 10Th instant, but
was failure, owing to the absencs of the
scalp.
Robert PROXY, alleged to have been
drowned at Ssara Monica last Auuust was
insured in Texas lodge of the Legion of
Honor Tor $1,000. Thai society now claims
to have evidence that he was no. drowned,
notwithstanding The afiidavits Of two CON-
par;ons that be was.
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION To THE
~ Colleges Of Letters and of Science will be held
in Berkeley, Los Angeles and Sarysville, May 31st,
June lst and 3D. and III Berkeley only August Sth,
9th and 10th.
Candidates will assemble in Berkeley punctually
at $50 A. NJ, in North Hall and at the same hour
in the High School Building, corner Temple and
Fort streets, Los Ang les and in the County Court
room, corner Sixth and D streets, Marysvis.
A fee of S5 Will be charged to all applicants at
Los Angeles and Msrysyile.
A candidate may take part of the examinations in
June, and the remaining examinations in August
but preliminary examinations may not be SO divided
Candidates will not be admitted to the preliminary
examinations without certificates from their teach
ers that they prepared.
An applicant who has not been able to attend a
school in which complete preparation for the Uni
versitY is offered. aud who passes good examins
ton on subjects l, q 3, and ID, may be admitted
to partial course in any of the Colleges of Sci
ence, with the privilege OF gaining full standing
whenever he makes up his deficiencies.
Elective courses not leading to degree ere open
to students Of mature age, or to students who
able to pursue oaly limited number of studies,
upon their giving satisfactory evidence to the
Faculty OF their fitness to pursue the studies elected
Further information may be had by addressing
RECORDER WIN. CAREY JONES, Berkeley.
a12-4ptiilie1
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Sensation In Eureka.

EUREKA, April 23d. A sensation was
created here to-day by the arrest of eight
Secret Canyon miners. who were brought to
town to answer for tarring and feathe1ing A.
P. Hodgdon, and riding him two miles up
and down hill on rail. Some forty miners
were engaged in the act. They say Hodgdon
shall not live in their camp, as they believe,
notwithstanding his acquittal, when tried re.
Gently on the charge. that he did set giant
powder blast 60 blow up the Geddes & Ber.
trsnd hoissing works, which, il successful,
would have resulted in killing many of them
in the mine below.
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OsTRIcHEs. The editor of the Auaheim
Gazette has been interviewing the ostr;ches
on the ranch near Costa station. lie tells
some OF the family traits of the gentle
creatures as follows:
The female lays an egg on alternate days
TO the number OF Is, when, if permitted to
act, she considers her work done. If. how
ever, her eggs are taken from her, she will
lay 30 before she discovers the deception.
And euch eggs The one shown us weighs
81 pounds, and contains food sufficient TO
furnish plentiful breakfast for four men.
One would suppose that the flavor of such
eggs would be unpleasantly pronounced
such is not the case, however. the flavor
not being as decided as that Of duck eggs.
What school boy has not read of the os-
trich egg. and Of its being Matched in tho
hot eun of Africs's sunny shore? But this
pretty little legend, like many other cher
iahed stories of the past, is all CANNON.
The chicks are brought forth in the good
old way. The female sits on the eggs in
the day time, aud the male assumes that
duty at night, allowing the female to seek
rest aEd recreation while he attends TO the
household duties. Il must be noted here
that the male is much more solicitous fcr
his household than ia the female. Il not
unfsequently happens that the latter pre-
fers 70 CAD about rather than take her tuin
at setting, aud ca such eecssions her lord
and master administers to her deserved
chsstisement By kicking her heartily around
the paddeck until she mapifests props-
contrition and signifies her Willingness to
settle down en- the eggs TheT%is moral
somewhere about this incident, wEioh,
when found, make note Of.
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DENTISTRY.

DR.. n. ID. REID.
DENTIsT, NO eos STREET g.,
Sacramento, California QYfFA
m29-tf IlI
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AID ror the snnsring.

NORTH SAN JUAN, April 23i.-At an ex-
hibiticn given under ths auspices of Miss
Sallie Mcbride, of this place, on Saturday
evening last, for the benefit of the sufferers
by the recent FIRE at Forest City, there was
realized the sum of SLY Besides this sum,
there were contributions by the A. o. u. W.
SReetlapd.
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Suicide In SAN Francisco.

Suicide In San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, April 231 George 81.
Greer was found dead at the Empire Lo5g-
ing. house this morning, having taken chlorai
hydrate. He left note, asking that his
mother, Mrs. G. Greer, of Los Asgeles, be
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II. 2. ROOT. ALEX. HEILsoN. j., DRIsCoL..
ROOT, NEyLsON q co.,

TIN MON FOUNDRY = IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween n and o. Castings and Machinery Of every
description made to order. fe26-4p1m
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Varjcose Veins Cured.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, April 7, 1882.
Mr.. }. P. sarsfield-Dear Sir IN 1870 | was
troubled with vsiicose VEINS which became rup-
tured and broke cut on my shin bone, and for two
years l suffered great pain and was unable to at.
tend to any business. was treated by several phy.
sicans in this city and elsewhere without receiving
any relief: but accidentally hearing of some OF the
wonderful cures produced with Your medicine and
ulcr Salve, | determined to try it, aud in about
seven weeks was permanently cured, and have not
had the least trouble since and it gives me great
pleasure to give you this testimonial Yours truly.
ROBERT MELON,
Expressman, Tenth street, between and O. secra.
meato. Stand, corner Fourth and streets.
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RATS 1E a n1r1ke SHarr.

The EnTeka New Sentinel tells the FOL.
lowing rat story Mention was recently
made in the Sentinel of an important strike
in the Fran kie Scott mine, ON Prospect
Mountain. In the shaft mentioned 10
work had been done for three years until
two weeks ago, and probably no human
being had gone down into it during that
period of time. Upon taking q lease of
the property, the lessees went up to the
mine, and one of their number-Joe Cum
mings-was chosen TO descend the ladders
nearly hundred feet. with a rope tied
around his waist for the sake Of security
against accident. He descended to the
bottom, and there found himself surrounded
by myriads of large rats. The animals
were seized with terror at his appearance
among them, and Jumped about the sides
of the shaft, and in wild confusion covered
him at times from head to foot. He says
he never experienced such singular and
disagreeable sensations in his life. He ad.
mits that he was scared, for he was afraid
that he would be eaten alive by the crazed
and ravenous creatures, although they, if
possible, were more frightened than he,
and leaped upon him in their mad eff.
forts to escape. He tried to avid
them, while they were doing their
best to dodge him. He yelled as loud as
he could for the boys on top to haul him
cut. When they began to tug away and he
felt his feet on the ladder again and had
brushed off the last cIinging rodent, he
breathed easier, and Congratulated himself
for while on what he had supposed moth
ing short of al escape from death. On
reaching the surface giant powder was
brought into requisition aud used until it
was thought the last rat had been de.
stroyed. Strange enough, when he de.
scsnded into the shaft again he found only
three dead rats at the bottom. The rest
had evidently found exit through unknown
crevices leading to the surface OF into die.
tant caves which they had not used before
and had discovered only by prospecting in
their emergency for means of escape.
The miners say that they were occupied an
entire day in hauling up old bones, rats
nesss and other debris that the rats had
brought in from the tunnels and other
places on the hill, which had been aecumu-
lated by them for the three years during
which the shaft was abandoned. 1t is
something singular that there should be
such a swarm of these large rass-regular
old time wharf rats-in . mine near by us,
when there is not a rat to DO seen anywhers
IN the whole town OF Eureka.
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VT.
A Terrible Case of Salt Rheum

SACRAMENTO, Cal, August l. 1882.
Mr.. J. P. Sars6eld-Dear Sir l have been troubled
more or less for many years with salt rheum, and
last fall had terrible attack of the disease on NV
hands, arms, feet and leg', and was spreading all
over my body. | suffered the most intense pain for
months. tried many remedies, but none appeared
to give me any relief until l used your Chronic
Ulcer Salve. received immediate relief and after
using the salve for about two month"; found myself
cured OF the direful disease. And take great
pleasure in recommending the Chronic Ulcer Salye
to all persons troubled with that painful disease
s. 2. SCANIKER
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egEGeE.
EcId Mithaur Rail.

PoBTLAND. April 23i.-Jsmes Reckley
was to-day, by Justice Of the Pesce George
Benedic', held 20 answer TO the Grand jury,
without bail, for killing Henry Levias. He
was taken to j all at Rpsebu-g.
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.

Posi- oeeaa Sacramento as second ess matter
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PrcsbrferIan MIss,onaries nro,rnel

VICTORIA, April 23i.-News is recsivsd
frem the northwest coast to-day Of the
drowning Of Chapman and Penny, Presby-
terian ministers, st Prince Of Wales leland.
Alssks, and an Iodian boy. The mission.
aries and the Indian boy and man were
sailing in Q boat, which capsizsd. The bodies
were not found.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Imports of specie from Mexico on Satur-
! day were s63. 500.
Miss Willard leotured Sunday night on
Home Protection"
. The fourth steam yhaler of the San
Francisco fleet was launched Saturday
night.
It is thought that the Oceanic has been
cleared OF ell contraband goods, some
81. 600 worth having been seized.
Ned Foster, the Ohio burglar, who shot
and wounded officer Duncan, pleaded guilty
to assault to murder and burglary.
st. Paul's NJ. E. Church S,uth, Russ
street, is TO be removed to lot on Bush
street, between Cough and 0ctayia.
John Depot Sunday night tried to bur
glarize the room of L. I. Lszure, stock
broker, but was shot as and arrested.
Captain Lawrence, of the Euos Soule,
admits the ili.treatmens Of the crew by his
mate. lie denies come of the sailors' state
ments.
The flag was at half.nast en- the Chroai.
Gle building Monday, is being the third
anniversary of the death OF Charles De
Young.
The receipts for duties at the Custom
House for the past week were Sl67, ,53S 81,
making total since January let OF s.. 475,.
lO5 &C.
Coroner Livingston has sent report of
the expenses OF his office to the Super
visors. For the month OF March they
were S73l ".
Four men, instead of seven, as stated,
veHs lost by the wreck of the schooner
Two BROKERS. Captain ScbmslIing, OF the
schooner An1a HeTmine, was not on the
Two Brothers, as represented.
Six of the crsw Of the schooner Maria
e. Saith have been held by United States
Commissioners Sawyer on > charge OF dis.
obeying the orders OF the master during
recent voyage from Honolulu to this
pert.
TIE Police Court was crowded Monday
with people anxious TO see Gray, who
made his first appearance In the police
dock. The cases Of Gray, O'Brien and
Cohn were continued TO Wednesday.
Gray's bail was set at $l56, 600.
f. McGarvey and A. Rose, from Ari-
zona, We're found asphy xiated in their room
at the Russ House Sunday, and were re-
stored to consciousness with great difficulty.
The gas was found turned on. but both
declared they did not blow it OUT, but had
turned it of.
Frank a. Goddard, noted newspaper
man and an ex Captain in the Confederate
army, an ex.Lieutenaut of the Guatemala
army, aad at one time connected with the
Mai in this city, who died recently in New
York, was native of New Orleans and 40
years OF age.
The Finance Committee of tie Ksighla
Templsr Triennial Conclsve COMMITTEES of
Arrangements met at their headquarters in
the Baldwin Hotel Saturday night, and
perfected plans to canvass the city for SUBJ
scriptions by sub.committees. w. L.
Merry presided. The city was divided into
twenty-six districts and committee ap-
pointed for each distTict. The first sub
soription was received yesterday from w.
I. Coleman, who has headed the LIST with
the sum of 81. 500.
The Iaternal Revenue collections in TIE
San Fraoeisco District for TIE week erding
April 2lst, and since July !, 1882, are "a
foflou-c.