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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

yTyHE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DIABL0 COAL, the most economical
that be used FOR stearn Is for sale In lots to suit
at Black Dismona Landing, Contra Costa county,
aud Of the Office Of the Company, southeast corne
OF Folsom and Spear streets, San Francisco.
P. B. CORNWALL,
d7H Presidents p. D. O Go
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HoRsEsHOElNG.

MO MORE INTERFERING NO MORE -
IN burning OF feet; no more quarterly NJ
cracks; no more corns. Call and give AN NJ IN
BRoSE GROW trial, Fifth street, between
X and l.
kg All work done in style and warranted to give
satisfaction. m6-4plm
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Monday, November 81, 1882
AID usu YuRrHsR NOTICE,
TRAINS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

AND uSu YuRrHHR E0TfCR,
TRAINS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
As PoLLows:
g.gA A. M.1Suudays excepted)- Accommo-
t"sSV dalton Train to Marysville, Red Blum and
o.nN A. M.E.DaiIy,-o. P. Emigrant Train to
JsVV Ogden, Council Bluff and East.
4.OA A. M.tDailyHO. P. Pacific Express via
SsxV Bencia Tor San Francisco. Connects at
Suisun for Vallejo and Calistoga Second
class passenger cars for San Francisco
attached.
IN. M A. Nor as soon thereafter rs prsc-
iVsVV ticable-Sundays excepted)-Steamer for
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
1904 A. M.-(Sundays excepted -Passenger
IIsoV Train for Woodland, Williams, Willows
and Tehama
af,sa A. M.-{Daily}-san Francisco Passenger
XIV Train Connects at Gait with PASSENGER
Train for lone and tLathrop with the 8. z:
Atlantic Express Tor MADEIRA, NewnAu
santa Barbsra), Los Angeles, Yuma
Maricopa (Prescotth Tucson, Benson
(Guaymas, Mexico), Derning(A 7. & S: F.
r. ~. FL Paso, and East, and Lo1er
Texas (l644 miles from San Francisco
Connects also al Niles for San Jose.
'O.Qkl p. M-Dailyto Oregon Express tor
SsOc Marysville. Chico, Red Bluff .and Redding
portland, Oregon)
O.Hn p. M.NDailyELocal Passenger Tram
NsfV for Auburn and Colfax.
$50 F. m Va ssSica Francisco Passenger
455 T. sonns:ti1F MItS & 1 zn 70 a Tn
tor Oeming and FL Paso.
l.1S p. M.-(sundays excepted6 PASSENGER
VstC Train for Woodland and Knights Land
ing.
H.yS p. M.-CDailyAC. P. Atlantic Express
tsc9 for Colfax, Reno Carson and Virginials
Battle Mountain (Austin), Psiisade
(Eureks), Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
A. N, 1ONNE...... ........... .deneta mAlARet
7. H. GOODMAN -. .Gen1 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
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Always pay as you CO." said an old
and somewhat witty man to his nephew,
4" but, uncle, suppose l have nothing to
pay WITH" Then don't GO.
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GENERAL BLACKsMITHlNG.
WIN. GBTENBERGER,
A. No SMITH,
MO zl2 STREET. PRACTICAL PLUMBER
and Gasfitter-Work done on the most approves
JAMES wOODBURN

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agent for
Dr. Jaffes Celebrated Cinchona Bitters also, agent
for Litton Springs Settler Water, Sonoma county,
California. No. Ill K street, between Fourth and
Fifth. fe264plm
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nEyTIsT, 415 STREET, BETWEEN -
FFourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti o.
fcil Teeth inserted on Gold, yulcanite N11IlO
and all bases. N trous Oxide or Laughing Gas ad
ninisered for painless extraction Of Teeth fel4lm
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DIR. sHxos.
DENTISTRY.
w, W0OD.
III. III. PETERSON.

DR. F.. NJ SHIELDS, DENTIST, -
IL to No. 525 street, between Fifth
and Sixth, where he will be pleased to see S1llID
his friends. fe16-n
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DE-. LAME,
MM. rIIRRN RRIGGa. Mn
DIR. HATCH,
DR. w, nj, RALDWEy,

nFFIcE, sls J sTREET-oFFIcE HOURS Q
A. n. and 1870 % 2p.M. m..a
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JAMES MCGUIRE.

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs
WI Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Railings.
Grntings, Homework and Blacksmitning In general,
No. $50 street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second.
hand Doors for sale, fe22-4pt
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Protection for home industries. a lock
ION the pantry door,
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DB. ". H. BALDWIN,
AFFICE AND RESIDENCE. NORTHEAST
" corner Of Second and streets. Office Hours :
10 A. M. to u NJ; sPx. to5P. M JPN fe2s-1m
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l. r. ROOF. ALEX. SEILsoN J. DRIscoL..
DAar ErxusNE - Cn

TNION FOUNDRY = IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machinsts Front street, be.
tween and O. Castings and Machinery Of every
descrlptien made TO order. fe26. 4p1m
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BUSINESS CARDS.
HoUsE-RAIsING AND MOVING.

DRIcK OR WOOD HOUSES RAISED OR
Id moved in city or country, on reasonable terms,
the shortest notice guaranteed to give satsfsc-
ton. LELAND HOWE. No. 1927 street m22-1m
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w. a. MUGWgON. MI. n.

w. A. MUGHsON, nj. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ii Office, southwest corner of Seventh and J
streets, in Brytes new building, up stairs Resi-
dence, southeast corner of Seventh and N streets
Sacramento. Office -urs : l to and to sP NJ
fe96 4plm
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
S. c. benson,

A TToRNEY. AT.LAw-o METRO.
poitan Block. Entrance next to Metro
politan Theater. fe29.d
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HoTHLs AND RESTAURANTS.
HOTEL LANoAAM.

HOTEL LANosiAM.
<,oRsrR FOURTH AND STREETS. sAcRA.
mensc- Strictly nrst-class. on the European plan.
T. D. Servers Carriages VIII take all passengers tree
Of charge irom Depot to Hotel
m,splu TERRY d CO., MAnaeen-
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A. N, TowNE. ........... General Aarsger
7. H. GOODMAN -. .Genl Pass'r and Ticket Agent
ja9-4pu
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EALERs, CORNER OF FRONT AND L
streets. Highest price for Hides, Sheer
Pelts and Tsllow Butchers supplied with Salt,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers,
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made fol
all consignments. felS-4pt
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p FOSTER. J. o. FUNSTON.
ls5s. F. FOSTER & CO.. 1883.
DooK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
Id Blank Book Manufacturers, No. 319 street,
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. fe20-spa
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-07
MINOR TELHGRAMs.

Ex-Gov. Knight Of Springfield, Mass, will
settle with his creditors at heavy discount
John Kelly delivered his lecture on tho
Irish Settlers in North and South America y
in Lowell last night Gov. Butler presided.
The extensive drug and flour mills Of S. A.
Fowle, at Arlington, Mass., were nearly de-
stroyed by fire Sunday morning. Loss S25,-
600; insurance $4,000.
The greater part of Koniginhof in Bohemia
has been destroyed by fire
Louis Viardot, tho French author, is dead
at the age of 80.
Rev. Josiah Henson, Mrs Stoves "Uncle
Tom died Saturday at Dresden, Ont, In his
9th year.
Twenty oil cars are burning at Mix Station
No. 81, on the Eric road, between Howells and
Middietown, N. Y
Latest advices from Loando state that the
French Rgunboat Saggiataire has visited tho
hauled down the association banner and hoist
ed the French flag. A conflict is believed to
be imminent between M. deBrazza and Henry
M. Stanley.
Right Hon. Richard Deasy, judge of the
Court Of Appeal, in Ireland, Is dead.
1t is now decided tho Marquis of Lorne
shall return 10 London in December. Lord
Dalhousie will probably succeed him as Gov
ernor General Of Canada.
u. s. steamers Kearsargo and Yantic have
arrived at Hampton Roads from their winter
cruise.
Secretary Chandler is in Concord being
called home by the dangerous Illness of his
mother.
Charles Seabrisl1e of Nelson, N. H.. former
ly Of New York, was thrown from his carriage
yesterday and fatally injured.
The heavy rains which have prevailed in
California have. damaged the hay crop but
benefited the wheat crop.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-07
NEW YORK.

Paris Thieves Arrested in New York.
New YORK, May 6.--Henry Merriott and
Marie Pesux were arrested here to-day for
stealing $4,000 worth Of diamonds and iewelry
IN Paris IN March. A portion OF the iewelry
was found at the prisoners lodgings.
Vanderbilt Gone to Europe.
VIM. II. Vanderbilt left for Europe to-day TO
be gone about four weeks. He win make
second trip in June All the Vanderbilt fami-
ly assembled to see him off.
The withdrawal of Vanderbilt was the sub
jeq& Of comment ON Wall street. The bears
see1n his withdrawal good cause for the mar
ket to decline. Mr.. Vanderbilt's friends ex-
press their belief that the stocks OF the Van
derbilt roads will not go lower. The Wander
bilt followers are reported TO have been selling
stocks, and Mr.. Keene and other prominent
bears express their belief that the changes in
the Vanderbilt directory will affect the mar
ket. Bulls, on the other hand, see no reason
why stocks shall not 60 higher, and say that
now the election is ever there is every reason
for an Improvement in the list.
American Labor Reform League.
New YORK, May CA score Of men and
women attended the 18th annual convention OF
the American Labor Reform League of this
city to-day. r.. w. Hume presided and z. III.
Haywood offered resolutions which we're adopt
ed, which declare that as labor is the source of
all wealth accumulation by interest or other
wise is robbery that to pay no rent is the ban
and all over the world that the Cars, Queens,
PresideDtssaDd land, railway and bank monop-
olists are special exponents Of vast confedera-
cies OF organized robbers who may expect TO
be taken off by dynamite, daggers or whatever
other means retributive justice demands 10 es-
Iablish the common right. The action Of the
Philadelphia convention was denounced as
fruitess.
Killed his Son with an Axe.
In quarrel over come trivial matter at Long
Island City last night Patrick Flynn, aged CO.
killed his son, William, aged l32, with an
axe.
Bills IN Gov. .Cleveland's Hands.
Albany, May 5.--There are about $50 bills
at present In the hands of Gov. Cleveland,
most OF which, how ever, are principally local
in character. Among them are the following.
The bill applying tue Brooklyn primary cleo
tion law 10 the whole Statei the bill authoriz-
ing the Poughkeepsie, Hartford s. Boston Rail-
road to consolidate with the New England
Railroad; the New York water supply bill;
1hill nrnviding Tor the assessing of property of
telegraph telephone and electric light lines; q
bill 70 suppress political assessments; the Con
gressionai apportionment bill.
The New York Sunday Law Repealed.
Gov. Cleveland has signed the Campbell
penal code amendments These amendments
practically repeal what is known as the Sunday
blue laws, which have been so obnoxious to q
large classl Of citizens in New York and Brock
lyu.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-07
Domestic Markets.
(By Telegraph.)

U.1
NEW YORK, May 5.-Fiour market dull; State
5oG7 %; Ohio 8 95d7 90; Western 5oG7 20;
southern oo96 75i sales Il, 200 bbls.
Wheat heavy, unsettled and "A dssc lower, fairly
active speculative trade;No White at 5ls :saes
$780, 900 bush No 2 Red for June 241s91 24sz;
August at 26i{ al 26sl 240, 900 do september
at l 26hs61 271s receipts 80, ,00oI
Corn ssas4 lower; Mixed Western spot at 5S9
66c; do futures 64% 96S5s sales 100000 buirc-
dats-state at 52a5sc; Western 4sa57c; ,sales
10000 bush, including No 2 for May at ASA q
4e1sc; June at 49a4sSsc; September 421sci re
ceipts 80, 400 bu.
Pork quiet and firm; spot new mess 20 90. Lard
shade better; steam rendered IL ST1s.
CHICAGO, May 5.-The Flour market is dull;
Spring Wheat 5OR5 CO., Minnesota at 50G4 rs;
bakers at 2oG5 so; patents OoG7 so: Winter
25d6 90. Wheat-regular lower at 12A for
MAY; 1414 for June; 1901 1915 July;1 1854 a
155s August; 1855 September; No Chicago
Spring at 1ls4 al I2;No s at 95c No 2 Red VIM
ay;55Ssao5lsc for June; 5714 857ssc for July;
6SSse August. Oats easier 40s4 G)4lc for cash and
May A2c for June; 41ssG41s4 July; 35lkc for
6S3c. Pork higher; 10 S5G19 90 cash and May;
10 9h for June; 20 05a20 O71a for July; 20 15@
20 I'm August Lard higher; IL 5000 90 % cash
IL 05 for July; l2 15d12 17ls for August. Bulk
Meats are in fair demand; shoulders at 90; short
Receipts-Fiour 5000 bbis, wheat l6, 600 bush, =,
corn 100000 bush, oats 90, 900 bu, rye 700 bush,
barley $4,000 bush.
ST. LOUIS, Nav 5.-Flour steady. Wheat irregular;
No Red Fan 135s al Ia cash; l 14iA foi May;
l 1591 151a for June: L 14A al 1874 for July,
14SsG1 15Ss for August, closing outside; No at
l 0S. Corn lower 621ad62SAc cash. Oats lower at
4S94SSsc cash. Pork Is higher; jobbing at 10 IS
bid for cash and May; 20 05 bid June. Lard quiet
liza.
corn 28,0oo BUSH oats "a, 1000 bush, rye 900 bush
barley 0,0O0 bush.
shipments Flour A, 600 bbls, wheat b,OOO bush,
corn 2Os 900 bush Oats 5000 bush,rye o,ooo bush,
barley 5000 bush.
DETROIT May 5.-wheat strons;N White fall,
spot and NAV at l 90; June 1858 July 1855;
Receipts 8, 900 bush shipments 8. 900 bush.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-07
BUTLER vExED

By Letters from Secretary sanborn
Which He Deems Impudent.
BosToN, May 5.--Goy Butler has sent long
letter to the State board Of health in which,
after citing certain correspondence addresse d
10 him by Mr.. Sanborn, secretary OF the board,
IN February last in relation TO the Governors
inquiries as to the number OF dead bodies sold
from Tewksbury, he claims that Sanborn's
letter, which he enclosed, is unparalleled as
spiece of impudence He was 80 con vinced
as is the improprety Of this letter that on the
2lst Of February he dictated letter TO the
chairman of the board which upon reflection
he did not send for various reasons. He also
received another letter from Sanborn OF the
date of May LIST, which he also considered SO
impertnent that he requested Sanborn to adj
dress him no further communications upon any
subject, except in answer to inquiries. The
Governor says, Notwithstanding this, have
received another letter from Sanborn stating
that the attorney general had given the board
two opinions"
The Governor says that one opinion was not
given to the board but 10 the executive and
that the other was entirely unofficial. He
appeals to the board TO require Sanborn to
cease from distracting the attention OF the ex-
ecutive from other important and laborious
duties by continual impertinent and unsought
correspondence. He cannot refuse TO receive
communication from him as long as he is the
organ OF the board, and he is loath to refuse all
communications from the board and should
only do so as the last measure Of self-defense.
He does not consider Sanborn an officer OF the
government. His appointment has not been
consented TO by any Governor since 1870 neith-
or has he taken the oath required by the laws
OF the State, necessary to qualify him as an
officer.
Such being his condition he cannot consent
TO Sanborn's acting further as secretary OF the
board, nor can he allow any money drawn from
the treasury to be used under his direction.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-07
BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
Preparations for opening the structure.

Preparations for Opening the Structure.
New Y9RK, May 5.-Great preparations are
being made for the opening of the Brooklyn
bridge ON the oath. The formal transfer of the
structure to the city authorities will be made
in the Brooklyn depot. VIM. M. Evarts has
notified the trustees that Rhe cannot be present
on the oath, and Abram S. Hewitt has been
chosen in his place as the orator OF the day
The President and his Cabinet, the two Houses
OF Congress, foreign ministers, the Governors
of all the States, all the officers of the State,
the members OF the Legislature, Mayor Edison,
Mayor Low, the heads of departments and the
Common Councils of New York and Brooklyn
and many others will be invited to take part In
the ceremonies. A detachment of the militia
of both cities will act as escort to the President
from his hotel to tho bridge. The procession
will then march across the bridge TO the rail-
road station at Sands street, where the opening
exercises will be held. The Brooklyn Alder
men have decided that the day shall be made
general holiday in Brooklyn. The Academy
Of Music has been engaged and public recep-
tion will be given 10 President Arthur and
Gov, Cleveland. There will be torohlight par
ades and the people OF Brooklyn have been re-
quested TO make a liberal display OF bunting
and to illuminate their houses in the evening.
NEW YoRK, May Cat today's meeting Of
the Central Labor Union the opening of the
Brooklyn bridge on the Queens birthday was
denounced. and mass meeting TO enter pro-
test will be held in Cooper Institute In few
days, 1t was decided TO boycott brands OF to-
baceo manufactured by Kinney Brothers, whose
hands are on strike.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-07
AN UNPOPULAR BODY.
1afura

lature.
!, NEW York, May b.-Of the adjournment OF
the Legislature the Herald says IL was not so
UNANIMOUSLY bad as might have been expected,
ana, IN fact, was not much worse than Legis-
latures generally are. The leople in electing
this Legislature, assumed that any change
must necessarily be advantageous, and they
voted the change accordingly, and they alone
are responsible for the carnival OF thievery and
end.
The World says If 1t has not altogether full
hlied the expectations formed Of it. its record
IL IL very much more creditable than that OF any
republican Legislature which has assembled
az Albany within the last ten years.
The Times says the Legislature was In some
respects the most discreditable with which the
state has been afflicted for many years. The
democrats have made such bad record that
the people can hardly fail TO realize the futilty
q an hopes OF reform from that quarter They
should be more than ever impressed with the
Importance ~ Of selecting only honest and high
minded men for lawmakers. The choice of
respectable Legislature should be the main is.
sue at the next election.
The Tribune says the Legislature has been
ohielly remarkable for narrow partisanship and
lnallterence to public sentiment. In the sense
vl reueeming the promises of reform made for
y IN the last canvass 1t has been a conspicuous
ialinre from the Lieutenant Governor aud the
speaker down almost to the page boys. Begin
Ling It's work with a chase for snoils, 1t follow
ga that course to the end. II was a fitting SO.
quence that the hunt should break up In
quarrel among the Democratic leaders over the
Division OF their prey
The Star says "this Legislature has not met
public expectations. We say 1t with sorrow. 1t
has failed to do what the people demanded OF
1t, We confess IL with shame. Some OF Its
members have shown themselves to be unfit
for legislative trusts and have disgraced Demo
cratic constituencies by their course and we
acknowledge the fact with humiliation"
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-07
The Fire ut Union CITY. Ind.

UNION Cry, May 5.--The fire was first dis
covered at $50 D. M. in the lumber yard aud
planning mills OF Peter Kuniz Il Co. IL spread
east very fast, owing to q high wind at the
time and tho unsatisfactory working OF the
water works The following business houses
were ont rely destroyed: Turpen e. Harris,
butter and egg packers, loss $1,000; p. Kuntz
II Co., lumber and planning mills, exoept one
small mill, loss $150,000; j. 4. Starbuck & 90,
produce dealers, loss S5000 Jaqua & Co., hard
ward loss $1,000; Win. Smith, boots and shoes.
$4,000; J. d. Smith, jeweler, $4,000; VIM.
Branham's restaurant, $4,000; Leoni, restau-
rant, Pan Handle; Adams Express office;
freight and passenger depot and four or i've
box cars; Stewart g Wright, grocers,
$4,000 Kennedy heirs, S2500; John Barnes,
$1,000; DIR. Slate, $2500; II. A. Wilson, $1,000;
n. Cadwallader, $500; Tom Cavanaugh, $500;
J. A. Test, $1,000; Charles Negley. $500:
John Mcmahon, $1,000: A. I. Wiley's grain
house, $1,000; William Wright, $2500 A
largo number OF other business houses are bad.
" damaged by fire and water and at least IL or
10 residences, The hose and reel company
company from Sidney, Ohio, came ON a special
train, but were unable to do anything owing to
some trouble in hydrants. Tho fire engine
from Greenyille, Ohio, arrived at $50 p, m.
and did very good work. Although the terri
tory was large the wind subsidized and they
were enabled TO stop the destruction at about
11.30 p. IN. No loss OF life has been reported
II Is estimated that tho loss Is S250000
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-07

CHICAGO, May c. The meeting TO ratify the
action Of the Philadelphia convention of Irish
men was well attended. Judge Thomas A
Moran presided The Mayor and several
prominent citizens were on the platform. May
or Harrison said that Irish freedom would
have to be won by the force of American opin-
ion. Congressman Davis said any effort to
organize rebellion here would ALLEVIATE the
sympathies Of Americans. Mr.. Sullivan's s
speech was well received At the conclusion
OF Sulliyan's address he was heartily applaud
cd. The proceedings closed ut midnight by
tho audience rising and joining the chorus,
"GoG Save Ireland and "Three cheers for
the National League