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Walla Walla. W. T.
A GOOD INVESTMENT,
FLOUR MILL.

With nearly 40 acres for s, Geo cash. As fine
water power as can be obtained in this Terri
tory, lying on the edge OF one of the rlost pros
porous towns in Washington VIII rent for at
least 81 900 year. The mill is complete,
with the best Of machinery. Property Will all
he deecsd and is entirely free from encun-
branee.
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@-sssrs. Editors --
The above isa socd Likeness Of grs. lydia PINK.
Ram OF Lynn. Mass who above al othe. h,,r,aas rincs
r! ee i-zthfaiy called the "Dea- Friend OF wornar
a some o' hsr eorTpnndeEts love 20 call her. size
Is zealensiy devoted TO her wUH which is ,b.eo,De
Of a mezssuey, and Is obliged 20 keep s,x Iady
ESsn;$ 20 help her ansEerthe large ecr-esro- -de-re
which daily po1-s in upon her each bar, irs Srscisl
SS-sra oi suffering, or Soy az release from Il Fir
Ness-@hle Compound IS medicine for eood AID aot
eva p1rpossS have Personally iavesssc.:e. IL .-i
sn satisied Of the truth ofthsS
o. account ot it, proven rae-:s Il IS reeonrneaded
I'D prescribed By The bsst physicians in the country
ose slTs. . IL vorss Ike charm and saves r.uch
pain 1t VII cure eEtreiy the worst form Of f.,:a
OF TIE uterus, Lezeor-hoea, iTTeSala- and rasnfaI
se1s,ra;ioa- al Ovarian TrO1bles Inflammation ard
ueeration. FoodinS. al DISBURSEMENTS and the con-
sez.er: inai weakness, and = especially ADAPTED 70
tie Change OF Ife-s
Epe-neates eyery Portion Of tie svs.euu .nd u.v,z
ne~ Hfe and rigor. l. removes faiatnesz ra.u;s,rv
cssroys al craving f1r stinrlarts ani -sueres ~eak
ness ot the stcrlach- II cures Floating Headaches
Nervous hros1r,-i0n, General DEBILITY sesrlessae.,
Is--ess1o1 AID inaies-ion- Tai feeling Of bearin.
cow canst,s pain, weight AID haeache Is srys.v.
pe-nansaiy crret BY its II VII 9. sqti.-ses .ua
u-t-r al ci-crnzace= art n harmony with Ii. Law
thz1 governs The female system
costs ea'T g. pr hottie OF M for S. 1-d 4 spa nv
c-Est< Any advice required a special czses AID
the Esres Of .ny uho have beea res.o-s. TO psrses
hea-.A ty lie Csc O: tie vesstalle Compound csn s-
chained BY addrsszg xrs- p, with stamp for reply,
4; her hore IA Iyz5, EaA
fSr klda~y cSs7aass Of sifkrT sr1 fAss ealpouadis
ErasSrTaxsct g .1-nd4,t tes;izoeia,s shor.
N-< fsEkaHz,s liver Flns, !" says cze writer. s.-c
m oCsf IA ne ror,f for The cre of Cons:i2a:ioa.
h'e-ssess ard fcrriciry OF TIE hve. Her Hood
f1rasf Forfs vundes n rs sp-c.Ai i-e and has f.r
70 oeqc.- tie cnnpouna II ~ pop1isrifx-
An ms rezpec4 Aer A.ssi of Nrrr5 ~Ao=e 81,
sahirsoa = 20 cogoot 70 others
Faslzselplia, Pa % H-Aan
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sIavep's Frui1 salt,

And feel Young once more 1t Is the woman :
friend Try i: 81 Per bottle, o iur 50 For
sale by ali Druggists.
HODGE, DAVIS s co. Wholesale Agents,
Portland. Oregon. II. L. HOLMES. Mai.a
Walla, ". T. ly2l cs.
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FARMS.
IMPROVED AND UNIAIPROVED FOR
$40 ACRES

OF fine land on Mud Creek. Five miles from
town. All fenced. Good water.
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This q g Ei J
Str-n aaairE iI.-
-dy aeI Nsne Tone
Is lie legitimate Il,
suit I over - gear
Of praciai eNleF.-
ence. and cares Wrh
Cufai.in. certainly
Nervous ant Phys
cal Debility, Seminal
NfaEne -, 81 m
torrhaG. PurtatuT-
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South Bounu, Nurh uuan-
-i
No. I Pass STATUES Nv e. Fr-,
Az. Zoo ri haI.U-l-- ~. HOE
$50 a " NeWaul..rn lgl 3. ~,
90 a Nt Cat,taryis+ i--a .. y.
9lo ... TeuiuO eel i,'' T.. -.
I.y. 730 MI Ten, Ar 80 p 81
East Bound West EouuG
No. Z. Mixed ~ '''''i' .''' ~. u, Mixed
'Ss.4v. l.45 p N ar 70. Ar HOO 4 u
Ar. 5.00PM / .tarbuuadtN"- IL GO =. =
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N0RTKERE PACIFIC r. R.

JDasF III fti
su rrinstEdeuG OF ifaf.ic.
, 1883-01-13

rhaa- Emissions, Impotency, i-Ihau-ted "
tality, Premature Decline aud I0~s OF Man
hood, in all Its complications and from Nis'-
ever cause produced Il enrici.es aul parties
the blood; strength, rs TIE nerves. brain, mus
cles, digestion. reproductive or;aus, and phys
ical and mental faculties. Il stpFs any IN
natural debiiitating dram upon the s.ste-n,
preventing Involuntary losses, dshi.i'SJsn>
dreams, seminal losses with the urine. etc. SO
destructive 70 mind AID body. IL is 1 sure
eliminator Of all Kidney and Bladder Com
plants 1t contains no injurious ingredients:
10 those suffering from toe Effects oi
youthful indiscretions or exces,ss, SPEEDY
thorough and permanent cure Is gparan'eed-
frce, s2 % per bottle or five bottles IN csSe
with tuli directions and advice, St0- Sent Sc
cure from observation to anv iCrrss upon re-
ceiPt Of pIice, or g. y. ID. To be had only OF
, 1883-01-13
DR. c. D.ESALFIELD,

2l6 kearDy street, San Francisco, Cal
Consultations strictly confidential, by Litter
or at othee, free. For the convenience "f
patients, aud in order 20 insure perfect secrecy
have adopted = private address, u1d-r which
all packages are forWar led.
, 1883-01-13
WANTED
TWENTY ACRES.

Suitable for chicken ranch. Also, IG0 acres
fOr milk ranch.
, 1883-01-13

n No paper discontinued until arFesrases
a.e taiI. a, the option OF the Publisher
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san FRANCISCO ITEMS.


The child Anna Mooney las not yet been
found.
Mary Mcguire and ". H. Miller were
committed to the Insane Asylum Wednss.
day.
One hundred and twenty persona are
now being examined az to their fitness to
become teachers in the public schools.
The conductors and engineers Of the
Market street Cabls Road will bs uni.
formed as soon as tae cable begins 70 run.
On account Of the enormous amount Of
leather in the market, proposition has
been made to shat down the tanneries of
California.
OF the money remaining over from the
Fourth of July collections, S5o5 has been
gwen to the Park Commissioners, 1895 to
the Third Regiment, and similar sum to
the Veterans Home.
H.B.M. corvette Heroine arrived in this
harbor Wednesday, four days from San
Pedro. The vessel is l.. ,.ss0 tons register,
with engines Of l,I30. horse. power, carries
eight guns and l40 men.
A memorial to the Governor, asking him
to convene the Legislature for the purpose
of ousting Messrs. Carpenter s1d Hum.
phreys from the Railroad Comuission, Is
being circulated fcz signatures.
The work Of reconstructiSg the cen.
servatory in tia Golden Gate Park was
commenced Wednesday, and the contractor
propoees 20 have the main part OF the
structure completed by .he 24th os August
Senator Van Wyck, Of Nebraska, father
in.law Of job, Z. Brosdhesi, the indicted
Qnsctermas.er's clerk, charged with forg
ing a che,k or the United S:ates Treasury
for s., 800 so, and who has forfeited hi
bail by mysteriously disappearing, has IN
deynnifed the Government. in the ful
amount OF his son.in.law's bail.
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Eow HOOP SKIRTS WERE SUPPRESSED.

Great manufacturing interests sprang up
in France and England out Of the revival
by the Empress Eagenie of hoop pstticoats.
In day they collapsed. The industrial
crisis which the fall Of "crinoIine" brought
about was indirectly due 20 NJ. Rochefort's
theatrical fellow-worker, confectioner of
the Rue de la Paix. He placed in his shop
windows two large dolls. One was the First
Consuless (afterward Enpress) Josephine,
in the siim elegance of the year |. She was
attired in the pseudo. Greek fashion, which
she had divested of its original meagerness,
into which she had infused peculiar grace.
The other doll was the Spanish lady who
was elevated by Napoleon III. to the I'M
perial throne, She was robed IN crude Met
ternich green, trimmed in geometrical
pattern with purplish Magenta red The
bonnet, parasol and mantle were in the same
tore, and crinoline gave wide expansion to
the skirts. Caricature lay in contrast.
All Paris went to see the two dolls. and
was amused by the ingenious manner in
which NJ. Rochefort's friends attacked the
empire. The court people enjoyed laugh
as we'll as thoso who were in opposition.
AT the next Monday evening dance the
Empress and her ladies were all in limp
SAAt-oAi1O "@e az uASS suelNouJ
and cries of distress were sent up from St.
Etienne and Birmingham, which manu-.
factured steel hoops, slender and elastic, for
petticoats. The fashionable whim by which
gentlemen in the evening appear in society
ungloyed has latterly destroyed all the
finer kid manufacturing for mems wear.
The masculine hand is now only gloved in
the morning and at race courses. A strong
kind of oldfashioned cavalier glove ia
alone permissible.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOOo NEWS From IEy q.

MR THOMAS A. HOWARD, of Honey Grove, Fannin
county. Texas, under date of April 5. 1893, writes
as follows:
al have been suffering during several yesrs from
severe Illness, and general breaking down of my
physical system. and have tried the treatment and
prescriptions of many doctors far and near, and
travelled to the Hot Springs and other mineral
springs famous ior their remedial qualities drinking
the waters and bathing Systematically in their heal
ing depths, but all 70 no avail. as steadily failed in
health and although Informed by my physicians
that my ailments and weaknesses were the result Of
kidney diseases OF dangerous character, they
could We ne nothiag to cure mo- During the past
two years my suforngs at times were dreadful, aud
had the most indescrihahle pains in the regions
about the kidneys, the paroxysms of which were so
severe as to render it impossible Tor me to sleep.
While in this deporablo and DISCOURAGED condition
was persuaded to try Hunts Remedy, and after
using less than half bottle my great sueIings and
paroxysns OF pain were entirely relieved, and
could sleep better and longer than / had in tqgo
years before, and although am now on my third
bottle only, my Improvement is very remarkable,
and regret that did not know OF the wonderful
curative powers of Hunts Remedy before, as it
would have saved me years Of suff ring I heartily
recommend it to al afflicted nth any kidney disease
or disease of the urinary organs
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Lydia Z. Pinkhs-a. whose benevolent
face is shadowed in almost every paper we
pick up. appears to have discovered what Ad-
dison calls The grand elixir. 10 support the
spirits Of human -;ature," Itis quite evident
that she has the patent, aza has secured the
contract for making owes ard improving the
Invalid corp- of American Wonsntood.--
rstt
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A gentleman walking down Pleasant
street, in Wakefield, Mass, last winter,
noticed several English s2arrows pecking
away at the tail of ore CT their mates. AS
he approached the group they al asw
away. except one. And that unfortunate
one had his tail frozen into the thin ice.
He was prisoner. The gentleman freed
the bird and let him fly away. It ap-
peared IS il the sparrows had bsen digging
away at the ice to release their captured
cornrade
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s. "Hyr mE CASE gxscrLY."

Please allow me to speak in the highest terms o.
Hunts Remedy" for it hit my case exactly.
had kidney and urinary troubles pretty bad.
WAS recommended Hunts Remedy. took one tes-
spoonful as directed. Ifelt decided change at the
first dose took two bottles and have felt like q
new man ever since. Please recsiye the sincere
thanks Of myself for the benefits which l sought
yainly for and found only in Hunts Remedy.
will cheerfully give this same opinion Of Hunts
Remedy to any oae who wishes it, by addressing
ROBERT D. ARCHER,
Sll Lnnord street, Philadelphia
March H. 1898. n61yNW F&w1y
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DR. BENsoN's Skin Cure i, without peer.
1t consists of both external and internal
treatnsnt. and costs only 81 per package, at
druggiss
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ALL who are afflicted with salt rhenm, itch,
Ecsld-head. inpetigo and every otser erup-
ton CT the skin, should use Geuus Sulphur
Soap.
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The bat ehing for the complexion is Aysrs'
SarssrarDla 1t brings the bloom of health
to tha y an cheek.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
NEUBOURG d LAGES.

MOS. so, 5s AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies, Man
ufacturers Ct Malt and all kinds of Meals; Oatmeal
Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, etc New Grain Bags for sale. Agent:
for Buckeye Flour Mills Marysville. ie17lp
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O. -. .UEXsEG0N. .

A Ii PERSONS NOT IMMEDIATELY CON.
"a nected with the cons ,ruction Of the Agrieult
uTal Exposition Building, are positively forbidden
to come under or near the building during the con-
structon of said building and parents especially
requested 10 prevent their children from coming
near the building. [Iy2'f R. AcKELLICAN.
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A FARM FOB SALE.
e FINE GUNNER RE OFT,

GtOSTAINISG NINE HUI. A .aIr~0
y drea ana sixty acres, six rSstss II
hundred valley and three hundred 50 al 5sssss2An
anu sixty timber lands comprls - u ~ sEil} 1
ing thc beautiful and picturesque -a'-===--a-z-z---
valley k2own as Seag Valley" at the hesdwaters
OF Bear lver 900 feet above the level Of the
sea CightY-dve miles east OF Sac. amento, on c. 2.
grant Gap spproachable from Emigrant Cap aud
Alta. For selubrity Of climate pure water, rich
ness oi coil aud magnificent scenery it has not a
superior in California. The cereals and grasses,
such Kentucky blue grass, timothy, red-top and
clover, DO admirably well Bear river, beautiful
stream, courses through its eutre euSth every day
in tie year, abouudiag IN trout, the whole valley
susceptible OF irrigation if needs be- and one Of the
finest summer resorts III the state, with an impos-
ing dwelling, complete in all its appointments, to-
gether with all necessary outhoUses.
Terms, $1,000, half cash. remainder one and two
years. with interest. Apply to james Davies on
the farm Or j. B. Chinn, Emgrant Gap. Placer
county, Cal. jF61p2m'
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PUEY. weak and sickly children ore mads
! healthy and strong by using Browns lron
Bittere.
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FOETuNE TELLING

ID EADING OF THE PAST, PRESENT -.
i 4 and future. MRS. |. C. ANDREWS, the srys
weIi-known Fortune Teller aud ClairToYant %
Seventh street, between g and Il, next door 70
A. N. E. Church. with diagnoses on all diseases
Information given on businesz. love- oourtship and
marriage ie6 I'm
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IE you are frequenter or residsns OF
missmstic distric,, barricsde your system
agsinst the go Of ail new Countries
sgue, bilious and Intermittent feyere-by the
use OF Hop Bitters.
LUDIgGToN (Alieh J, February 2, 1880.
have sold Hop Bi5ters for feur years, and
there is no msdicine that suIpssseg them for
bilious stteeks, kidney complaints and many
diseases incident TO this usiAIisl climate.
II. r. ALEXANDER.
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Star Notices, 70 follow reading matter bwenty y-Sve
cents d lire for each Insertion.
Advertisements OF Situations Wanted H0Uses let
S0cetY AiesEas, etc Of FIVE LINES OR LESS, VIII be
nseFted IN the DAILY RECORD-UNIoE CO follows:
CeIlLa
3ree tlI-E .5t Cent?
Oue week IS cent?
fiflgal F-Ur{is kf coBstitusa a line.
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O>JJFFElR

no longer from Dyspep-
sia, indigestion, want OF
Appetite, Joss OF Strength
lack OF Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent Fevers, &c.
BROWNS IRON BIT
TERS never fails to cure
al these diseases.
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Bos;on, November a6, 1881.

Boston, November a6, 1881.
ERoWN CHEMICAL Co.
Gentlemen ~ For years | have
bcen9 greatsuiferer from Dyspepsia.
and could get no relief (having tried
-yerything which was recommend
ed until. acting on the advice of
friend, who had been benefited by
BRowH's IRoN BITrKRS, tried a
bottle, with most surprising rt-'IltS.
Previous to taking BRowN's IRoS
BITTERs, everything ate distressed,
re, and | suffered greatly from a
burning sensation in the stomach,
which was unbearable. Since TAX
ing BaowN's IBoN BIrTERs, all my
troubles are at IN end. Can cat any
tine without any disagreeabl9 re
suits. l an practically anothe-
person. Mrs. w J. FLYNN,
20 Maverick ST., Z. Ecsion.
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Z qI.ET.s AND REE..73EE&URAEETT'Es3 TEs3
oIN&! DIaE!

NVE he CALL-THIS OLD AND WELL
w known house has just been thoroughly reno
waited throughout MIALs, 25 cents. BOARD per
week, 81. BOARD AND LoDGISG per week, $
to $40. Gle Bar Best Of Liquors and Clears
W. " WADE, Propri. tor
s3- Having besn & tarme5 in Sacramento county
for over twenty yasrs I would Ike to have farmers
give me cali Hotel is but two blocAs from the
depot Street cars pass every Eve minutes igs,lptf
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W ANTED, LOST AED FOUVD.


s-g-sssl.-eir Ct -vs li-cs n sss ds->rsr,-5t s7e
1cft 20 - s-J47 ius c-2 -iDo ttgos .iBss ios 20
Gts cr !. --s rc- wees
KNTASTED-Au OFFICE BOY, BETWEEN Is
w aad years Old Address " L. " this Office,
10 Own handwriting. jyl8-3t
EEYASTED-YoUa LOUNGES, sPsING AND
" Ton Mattresses That need making over.
VIZ DO good work at low rates Give me n call.
CHARLES CAA -BELL, 100 K street jyl0-1n
WANTED.
a Nan AND WIFE FOR A RANCH, $50 :;
"a men b. work thyeshcrs waters lor the
city sod country, wages SIS to SIS: p c-oH, for q
threlhcr, s. per day; a hotel cook, SO to sJ5
men for b'ickyaris, so; also. 4miker5 e30to 535
ranch bands, by the year, $50 per month nj o,
men for ranch work, $50. Femae-An upstairs
girl for family, $50, also, women for homework,
S25, woman cook, S25 also, waiter girls. Apply
TO HOUSTON & Co, Employment Office, Fourth
and st-s,t7 sacramento jel3Ipti
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sTAT1ONERS, PRINTERS, ETC,
q. s. Croker g Ce.-TuPorting and Aanufaet.
dring StAtsoners, Painters ard LthogTaphels. Nos.
2ls. ~ and e19 Bush strest above Ssnsomc.
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.Ak Y2AIhY BgG0RD-U UNION.
PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Co.
once, third ST., bet. } ana x
= DAELg nEcoRp.UNEoN

ADubllabed every day q the week sundags excepted
Cor one gear IS 90
Bcr Eix months. 50
@of blfeS I15hIis. u
SubsoTibars served u Carriers at ErFTEEN
GENTS per week In al interior cities and towns the
paper be had Of the principal Periodical De3lezs,
hewsmen and Agents
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FfAlariGkShHrg Rear Eali.
COLUMBUS BREWERY,
CAPITAL BREWERY,
NORTHEAST CORNER TWELFTH AND STREETS,
EERTH d NICOLAUs, Proprietors.

A GOOD QUALITY OF BEER AL s-Esvs
"A ways on hand and sold at current EeE=s
rates. ~ Country orders and%rade So 4s=sz=A
Gcited and promptly attended to- with liberal dis
count. Beer delivered to any part of city or depot
free OF charge. Families supplied.
Address Postotdce Box POS m29.1p1m
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@AA FRANCISCO
BUSINESS DIRECE0Rl

COFFEE, bPICEs, ETC.
Murphy, Adams Is CO.-Importers, Manufact-
urers and Jobbers in Coffee, Spices and Teas, 406
and 40S Sansome street, San Francisco.
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SACRAMENTO EECCRC-umloy
San Franeisco Ofiice. Ne. New MOntgOm
cry street palace HoteI)-Wm. Cameron, Agent.
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10 Inw ER FOR SALE.
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-jFez--sEssnes OK i've iiss ~ this department a-a
usR1t t1r * c,lts jOy 9.e tlls: hires tiuss tcs 81
eertt Gr - c5-a EH- W5eE
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Stephen Gage went through to Carson, New, last
evening,
Miss Hannah Buckley returned to San Francisco
yesterday.
Eli Dennison and D. r. Haskell came up from San
Francisco last evening.
A. Woolf, of Portland, Or, is visiting Sacramento
the guest of S. Wasserman.
Rev. T. X. Beecber, OF New York, is spending q
few weeks at Riverside, Cal.
W. H. Smith, Superintendent Of the Belcher min
went to San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. NJ Bloch has been elected an honorary mem
Der OF the Ladies Debating Society of this city.
A. r. Conklin, of Inyo, the Republican candidate
for Leutenant-Governor at the last election, is in
the city.
Alex Badlam, the man who " got left on the It'll
day of last November, went through to Auburn last
evening.
Governor William A Newell, of Washington Terri
tory is among the overland passengers to arrive this
morning.
Colonel j. B. Smith, Congressman from the
Seventh New York District, will arrive in Califoinif
to-day by the Southern Pacific route.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker, residing near Win
tiers, Yolo county, recently celebrated their silye
wedding by giving dinner to large number OF
| their friends. The couple were the recipients o
many handsome and appropriate presents.
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel W. J. Wal
lis IN, Cleveland G. N. Cornwall, Napa Mrs Skin
ner French Corral S. I. Birdsall and wife, Mis-
Nellie Lynch, II. A. Craig, G. f. Yates, P. J. 0Con
| nor and wife, B. McNulty William NJ. Nelson, p. S
| FAY, T. Agnew, Charles a. Watson, T. McAuley, 2
| j. Mclean San Francisco