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YELLOW FEVER.
The Disease Very Severe at Vera Cruz
Several Injected Vessels at New Or
1aana

The Disease Very Severe at Vera Cruz =
Several Infected Vessels at New Or
leans.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Surgeon General
Hamilton has received the following dispatches.
VERA CRUZ Mex, July 49,
Surgeon General Hamilton, Washington, DC,
Yellow fever is prevailing with unusual So
verify. Ninety deaths in May, 261 in June,
144 to date in July. The number Of new cases
is diminishing especially amongst the ship
ping, for want OF material. The exceptional
feature has been the prevalence OF the disease
amongst the shipping, usually exempt, not
counting the steamers OF the Alexander line.
Seven per cent. of the American sailors have
died. The fever commenced in port among
Norwegian vessels. These have suffered most.
They are particularly dangerous, because most
of them clear for our gulf ports. When sufi-
cient facts are collected will report by mail
GUITERAs,
Assistant Surgeon Marine Hospital Service.
NEW ORLEANS, July II.
Surgeon General Hamilton, Washington, ID O.:
Steamship Ba.eshre arrived at quarantine
July IL, with six cases of yellow fever on
board; has had 10 in all. The steamship Mer-
chant arrived at quarantine July 16, and re-
ported one death from yellow fever. Both ves-
sells are from Vera Cruz The information was
delayed because the wires are down between
New Orleans and Port Fades.
JOSEPH JONES, M. d.,
President Board Of Health.
Surgeon General Hamilton says tonight that
no case of yellow fever have yet appeared on
shore in the United States, and he believes no
iDgress beyond quarantine limits. He also
says that a representative of the marine hospi-
tai service will be kept at Vera Cruz until the
fever abates.
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Portland Cadets, Excursion

A very large and respectable party attended
the moonlight excursion given by the Port
land Cadets last evening. After sailing two
hours and half the party landed at Peaks
Island whore they enjoyed themselves at a
dance in the roller skating rink in Greenwood
Garden, which was handsomely lighted by
Chinese lanterns and decorated with flags.
Chandler's band furnished excellent music
and the Mendelssohn quartette sang number
of songs we'll
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Bold Bank Rohharu

DETROIT, July 1S.--A sneak thief bank rob.
berry took place at Cold Water, Mich, this az
ternoun. While George Starr, cashier of the
National Bank, was counting package oi
BIZ handed him by one of two coniederates.
the other stepped into the safe and stole a val
uable package of jewelry belonging to H. O.
Lewis, president of the bank. The thieves
ran three blocks, jumped into carriage which
was in waiting, and drove off at breakneck
speed, pursued by two officers. They were
overtsken a mile from the town, but ON pre-
senting four revolvers to the officers the latter
beat retreat.
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ON THE INCREASE.

Sixty-one Deaths from Cholera in Cairo
in Twenty-four Hours-The Authorities
Concealing the Real Facts.
CAIRO, July 18.-The number of deaths
from cholera in this city during the "a hours
ending at o'clock this morning, was 81.
LONDON, July ia despatch to the Daily
News from Alexandria says the case OF an En-
glish woman here who was suspected to be suf-
fering from cholera, proved to be case of di-
arrhpl. The patient died because OF her re-
moval to the hospital As there is much doubt
that the epidemic is true Asiatic cholera, it il
possible that wrong treatment is killing hun
dreds OF Sufferers. A European commission is
urgea tly required to investigate the matter
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"-'ss-r,s- Whining stocks
Chicago Live steck marl.e,.

(By Telegraph0
CHICAGO. July l8.-Hogs-keceipts 5000 head
shipments 4005 head the market is l5c higher:
at 45G6 is; skips at 3 25a5 90.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; shipments $500:
market easier; exports at S506 TO- good to choice
5 20. S9
Sheep Receipts 400 head; shipments none; the
market is 2Og4Oc higher than last week; inferior
TO fair 3 00d3 90; good at 80; choice 40.
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Colored Men Who Don't Get Omces
Enough

COLUMBUS, S. c., July 18.-The colored
state convention in session here this evening
adopted an address denonncing the national
Republican party for its course toward the
colored race during the last six years and COT
demning it's action in comforting every Office
of honor and trust upon white men to tbe es-
clnsion of the colored race; denouncipg the
present state government as the most damnabls
TO which free people has ever been subjected,
and asserting that the right OF trial by jury
was denied to defendants and that verdict Of
juries and sentences OF courts are determine ea
py the condition and color of parties accused Of
crime. The address also denounces lynehibg
of coiored men suspected of offences and Con-
plains OF the public schools system as IN etfec-
tive.
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A MEXICAN OUTRAGE,
The United States Consulate at Monte
reg Mobbed and the Acting Consul
Beaten Insensible.

GALVESTON, July 1S.-The News Laredo
special says:-Doctor Campbell, American con-
sui al Monterey, arrived ia Laredo ON the 18th
inst, leaving the consulate in charge of Rev.
Mr.. Shaw. DISPATCHES have been received, ad-
dressed officially to Consul Campbell notifying
him that on Monday night the American con-
sul's Office was entered by mob of Mexcans
and Rey. MI. Shaw, acting United States con-
sal at Monterey, VAS attacked and beaten near
y to death. Ihe furniture and papers belong-
lug t. the consul we're destroyed. The infor-
inatioD creates profound sensation at Laredo
The citizens deplore rupture between the two
Governments, but consider the insult SO bold
mat The United States must resent it. An en-
t,lo,e IT the Mexican National railroad, who
arrived to-uighi, says that Mr. Shaw, after be-
ing beaten senseless, revived sufficiently to
crawl to Of the public hotels and give an
trG.,ui.t of lbe Qulroge, but Ia a few moments
btcAmv again insensiole, and at last accounts
was still unconscious.
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The shooting for the Albert Jewel was com
pleted at Wimbledon to-day. prize was
won by Wilson OF the Ulster rifles who scored
SO; DR.. Scott who was the only member Of the
American team who completed ia this contest,
second, 81. The shooting was at 1000 yards.
Each man was allowed fifteen shots.
Serious Floods in the Valley of the Rhone
New YoRK, July 1S.--A Paris special says
heavy foods have occurred in the upper
Rhone valley especially.on tho Swiss border
and in the mountains. Bridges and houses are
swept away and railroad travel seriously i'm
peded.
Rioting at Shanghai.
Dispatches from Shanghai indicate that the
lower classes there are showing great hostility
towards Europeans During the celebration
OF their national fete by the French colonists,
they were attacked by riotous mob, and
many were injured before the instruction
could be quelled. Great uneasiness is felt by
all foreign residents account of this de-
monstration.
The Suez Canal.
LONDON, July l8.-At special meeting to-
day of the London Chamber of Commerce a
resolution was adopted declaring that the ques-
tion of the construction of parallel Suez ca
nal should be referred to royal commission.
M. Charles dc Lesseps is expected to arrive
in London on Thursday to continue negotia-
tons with the British government relative to
the Suez canal project.
An Alleged Murder Disproved.
The court at Nyreghhaza. Hungary. which
is trying number Of Jews charged with the
murder of Christian girl, went to Tisza Ez-
lar, yesterday when the boy Ritness, iMoritz
Scharf. was compelled to look through The key
hole IN the door of the synagogue through
winch he alleges that he saw the murder COM
mitted. 1t was conclusively proved that he
could, by SO doing, see only ione person in the
interior at time and that it was impossible to
see group of persons, as he swore be did.
LONDON, July 1S.-The Standards Cairo de-
spatch says the incorrect character Of the re-
ports referring to the spread of the cholera is
shown by the fact that II deaths occurred in o
single quarter Of the city within half an hour
yesterday. The police are doing everything
possible TO conceal the state of affairs
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MAINE.
Suicide hu -,rowninr

BANGOR, July 17.-Alice Morey was drowned
to-day in Kenduskeag stream, supposed to be a
case of suicide. She was IS years old and for
merly lived in Houlton.
Charged With Robbing Bis Employer.
PORTSMOUTH, July 1S,-Nelson B. Main Of
York was semitic Jail today in default Of $500
bonds charged with robbing Hiram Hayes of
this city, his employer.
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STATE NEW S.
pENoBscoT COUNTY.


The hay crop in Penobscot county has al
ready been greatly damaged by rains. II fair
weather does soon prevail the loss to our farm
ers by damage to the hay crop will be very
great. One farmer has fifty tons flat in the
field, and If it continues to rain 1t will be- al
most total loss.
The valuation OF Bangor is $9,231, ,2S7, of
which $6,112693 is real estate, and 3,l1S,594
personal estate. These figures show gain in
real estate over 1882 of $27,990, aud less in
personal property Of $104,5S6. The city in its
settlement with the trustees of the Hersey es-
tate lost in taxable property 100000. The
Hersey trustees also in their settlement with
the Unversalist society deprived the city of
tho tax on $4,000.
WALDO COUNTY.
Tuesday morning Capt. Hartman, of Pros
pect, discovered floating near his house, which
Il situated near the shore. one mile above Fort
Kent, the body Of Allen O'Brien, of Bucksport,
whose mysterious disappearance was chronicled
some time ago The boat IN which he was last
seen has not been found 1t is supposed that
O'Brien either fell from his boat or that the
craft was swamped with a heavy load of drift
wood
YORK COUNTY.
Mrs Kilborn, the revivalist, will be at Hollis
Centre next Sabbath day and evening. Enough
has been subscribed for the Advent chapel and
il will be built in August
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BosToN, July 81 -[Reported for the Pressl.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon;
Ohio and Pennsylvania
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sortland I,iaht Infantrv.

The Portland Light Infantry last night
elected Benjamin A. Norton captain; q. E.
Holmes first lieutenant, and G. A. Dow second
lieutenant. After the election the company
at the invitation of the new officers sat down
to an excellent supper at Parker's.
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FOREIGN.
Disastrous Floods on the River
Rhone.
French Residents Of Shanghai Mobbed.

LONDON, July 18.-General Sir Evelyn
Wood, commander Of the forces in Egypt, who
had embarked at Suez for England, has return
cd by order OF the Khedive in consequences of
the appearance Of cholera in Cairo.
Wimbledon Match for the Kolapore Cup.
The shooting for the Kolapore cup took
place at Wimbledon to-day The prize was
competed for by teams representing England,
Canada, the Islands OF Jersey and Guernsey
and India. The teams were composed Of
eight men each. The firing was at 200, 800
aud 600 yards. Each man was allowed seven
shots at each range The cup was won by the
English team, The scores ere as follows:
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New York ~tock and Money nrarke.

IDy IbItBfdpn.J
NEW YORK, July 18.-Money is easy at 2Q21a
on call; prime mercantile paper at 41a96. Ex-
change is weak at 4.8312 for long and 4S7A for
short. Governments are little better for the 81
and As regular, but other issues are unchanged
State bonds are nominal. Railroad bonds firm
ed 267, 900 shares.
The following to-day's closing quotations o.
Government Securities:
tad Qo
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TWIN COTTAGE
FOR SALE.

n the most desirable location at FERRY BEACH
IL within two minutes walk of the BAY view
HOUSE. Very convenient for one or two families.
Beautiful beach and scenery For price and partic-
ulars, inquire of w. S. BENNETT, Saco Me.
in6 d4f
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WALDO COUNTY.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Review of Portland Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND, July Is.
The following changes are reported this week; In
Drugs and Dyes, Cream Tartar has advanced lc.
Duck shows decline of 2c@3c. Fish has advanced
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Amero,s Extradition nalavad,
NO CHOICE YET.

Briggs Drops Out of the Concord Fight
Talk of Postponing an Election till the
Next Session of the Legislature
CONCORD. n. H., July 1S.--The ballot in the
legislature to-day resulted as follows;
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GIRLS WANTED.
Portland Star Match Co., west
commercial street,
CANyAssERs wANVgg,

GOoD Energetic Canvassers to sell the Eagls
W Wfinger on installments Men who can give
good reference or security have outside terrific
novlO dr.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays exoepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING cd,

AT 81 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND, ME.
TERMS: Eight Dollars a Year. To mail subscrib-
ers. Seven Dollars Year, If paid In advance
Rates OF ApvERTIsINe: One inch of space, the
length OF column constitutes Square"
$l.5Q per square, daily first week: rs cents per
week after three insertions or less $lOo, continu-
ing every other day after first week, so cents;
Half square, three insertions or less, 75 cents
week, Sl.o0; $50 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-thii additional.
Under head of "AAIUsEMENTs'' aud AUCTION
SALES, $500 per square per week; three insertions
or less, $l.50.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $3.50 a
year; if paid in advance, $500 year.
Advertisements inserted In the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (Which has large circulation in every part
of the State for s. 90 per square for first insertion
and sc cents per square for each subsequent inser-
tlon.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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The Western Crops.

PORTLAND, Or, July 18.-Speciale to tho
North west News state that although the wheat
acreage OF the State is greater, che yield will
not be more than 10 per cent. Of last year.
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SPORTING.


Boston, June 1S.-The second day of the
July meeting at Mystic Park opened with
good attendance, tie favorites in each ella
winning In the 2. .3S class the first money was
won by Galanths, in three straight heats, Nor
timer second. Time 2-321, 2.3l4, 2.3l5.
George S, second Time 227 IA, 2.25 1-6,
226 Ia. 225 IA
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Base Ban

AT Cleveland-New Yorks /, Clevel snds 10
AT Chicago--Chicagos 8, Bostons 0.
AT Detroit-Providence 10, Detroits 8.
AT Buffalo-Buffalcs 5. PhiladeIphias7.
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a NICE convenient brick house. No. 12S Dam
IA forth street near State, very desirable loca-
tion and neighborhood, possession given Oct. LIST.
ily2 eod3vs
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European Markets.

IIyrRPoOL. JulylS-12.SO p M-Cotton dull and
e,sier: uplands at s 7-16d; Orleans 9l6d; saleu
5000 bales, speculation and export 500; receipts
IA 400 bales; American 12,200 bales.
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Ex-senator Wadleigh and Charles G. Coffin
Of Boston spoke in opposition to the Colby bill
at public hearing before committee OF the
New Hampshire Legislature last night.
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Portland Wholesale Prices Current.
Corrected for the PRESS TO July l.9 1883.

Rio ;. ...... 10@l2K
Co0perage.
HID. Shocks and Heads
Mol. City. 2 500 2 75
Sug. City. 1 4O@ 0 O0
Sug Sawed shk 90a1 00
Fine Sugar
Boxshooks 45a 90
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Land and Stable ON Adams Street, al
so i'm Cape Elizabeth a one story House
and Land, and three acres Of Land on
Cape Cottage road, fine situation for
Summer Residence. For particulars in.
quire OF B. j. WILLARD, No. 43 Com
mercial Street, Portland Me.
apr5 eodtf
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FOR SALE.

q Gorham Village, story and a half heuse
- with large lot set to fruit trees five minutes
walk from Normal and other schools, churches and
depot A nice place for lady who has children to
educate. Price low. Terms easy. Apply to
G. D. WEEKS, Box lO5, Gorham Me.
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brighton Cat,,e Marker.

The demand for Wool Is fair and prices remain
without change. There Is considerable new Wool
arriving and larger portion Of 1t than usual on
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

DAvENPoRT, July 18.--There was a Sigh
frost here this morning, but no damage wa
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Clerk Wanted

A serv ant girl 10 go into the country DUR
ng the summer months. Apply al No. 2S9
Cumber and street. jy7dH
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EiOur.
Cp,,orena and

Superfine and
low grades. IS 5094 90
X Spring and
Xxx Spring. % 5OG6 90
Patent Spring
Wheats .....7 bOG8 90
Michigan Win
ter straights5 5006 90
Do roller. IS 50G7 90
st. Louis Win
ter straight. @ oO96 so
Do roller. ..6 5Od7 90
Winter Wheat
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For Sale.

ORIG Hyperion 500 tons Register, rate 11s. Ii
1B good order. For particulars inquire of
iyl2dtf b. T. WILLARD
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Turks Isis ud.
q hid. (bs Y O0@2 90
BoRaire .& ,00G2 30
Cadiz. du, ,pdz 0Oi0 2 90
Cadiz. b'dT L 959 z w
Liverpool.
! Duty paid l 75N az %
} In bond ] 5VG1 20
Grind butter. i5fs&ox
lLiv. fine sack. l 25G1 70
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= wanted.

Situation i'm "a Drug store, by "A
young man of good education,
who is desirOus OF learning the
business. Can furnish she very
best OF references for honesty and
sODriety. address, BOX "a, T..
Turner Maine. jy11eod2T*
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Produce.
I.--.-- ~ Al1

Cranberries, p bbI-
Maine. liz G0tG1S 90
Cape Cod.15 o0a17 90
Pea Beans 2 65a2 10
Mediums. ...2 50(a2 Go
German med2 26td2 80
Yellow Eyes3 85a3 90
Onions pbbl. . 4 50CG6 90
Bermuda. !. 2 25fa2 81
New Potatoes2 759 5 90
Eggs y doz. ,...l9G20c
Turkeys, y fb....... 00c
Chickens. .25G3Oc
ro,,, 1QA0n,
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Farm For Sale or Toilet.

HOUSE corner Carleton and Brackett Sss.. FOR
Ii merly occupied by Joshua Hobbs. Inquire Of
JOHN p. HOBBS,
ap7df NO. 30 Market Street
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ANE of the best farms in the County Of Curnber-
" land, situated in Cape Elizabeth, known as the
Brooks Farm" will be sold at great bargain. s..
L. CARLETON, Atty at Law, l80 Middle St. Port
and. Me. rnaY2dtf
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FOR SALE.
For sale.
For sale.

CTEAM LAUNCH, 20 feet long. Az beam, in
- complete running order. Address VIM. A.
KAY, Portland Post Office. jy6d2w*
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a RENT of six or seven rooms for a family OF
Ia two, in Western part of city. References CIV
en- Address RENT, Press Office. jyl7d3ts
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WANTS.
Wanted.

A GENTS for article in good demand at
IN watering places. AS the season is short apply
early. Remember this is NEW article.
JOHN GRAY,
jy18d3t 2 Sewall Place. Boston, Mass.
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slEAouxp oorroSs.
NEW YORK sTOCKs,

The following quotations of stocks are reported
and corrected daily by Woodbury. & MoultoD corner
of Middle and Exchange streets.
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was,feeE.

TITO work on Water Works at Sebago Lake
IL Apply PORTLAND WATER CO.,
Jy17d3w 80 Plum Street.
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Uo.,ou Broker., Ro.rs.
The Wool NInrkes.

sslss at the Boston Brokers' Board. July Is.
Eastern Railroad. ............................
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LNOUR frst-class white Cedar Canoes copper fast
II ened and perfect models. For particulars .ap
ply to b. j. WILLARD,
jy12d1m No. 43 Commercial Street.
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Wanted.
Lahorers Wanted.

A GOOD Cook. Apply to DIR. ToRRINGrON,
"A Summer Retreat,
1ly17d3ts Peaks island
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A YOUNG man who has studied Bookkeeping,
"A some, wanted as clerk at 532 CONGkESS
STREET. jun2Gdtf
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starch.


&At ann
I'M. Corn, car lots. ..6S
Mix Corn. car lots G67
Corn, bag lots 70975
Oats, car lots. 80
Oats. bag lots. ..55
Meal " ..........7O
CottcnSeed. car lots % 90
CottonSeed, bag lots30 90
lSackedBran car lot.
IS 00G18 so
do bag lots. -. ..23 30
Middlings, car lots. "a 90
do bag LOTS ...26 90
DnA
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For sale.

nNE of the best houselots in Portland, has nice
~ stable and stone for cellar now upon it, will
sell on time and advance S2500 to help build good
house on the premises. For particulars call on
jan22dtf L. TAYLOR, 1856 Congress St.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

l. S. Beleher, Of Marysville came to the city yes
terday.
Miss Ella Boutwell,, of this city, is visiting friends
at Dixon.
w. w Moreland, of Healdsburg, arrived in the
city last night.
Miss Carrie Guth has gone to San Francisco a
visit for a month.
Assemblyman elect n. D. Coombs of Yuba coun-
ty, has arrived in the city.
j. W. Bromagin, candidate for Engrossing Clerk
Of the Assembly, is in the city.
j. j. Buckley returned from Redding yesterday,
at WEIGH place he spent the holidays.
Miss Mollie Carpenter of Placerville, is in the
city, the guest of Miss Jennie Mcfarland.
p E. studebaker, of South Bend, Indiana, arrived
in town last evening to remain few days.
W. J. MCGEE, of Amador county. candidate for
Journal Clerk Of the Senate, is in the city.
G. A. Hartman, the champion heel and toe walker
OF the world, arrived the city last evening.
Mrs NJ. E. Southworth, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Weaver, has returned to her home in
Marysyle.
Dr. NJ R. Leverson, Assemblyman from the
Twelfth District San Francisco, has taken parlors at
900 Tenth street.
Howard r. johnson, son Of ex Lieutenant Gov
ernor Johnson is in the city. He will be of the
Under Secretaries of State.
Miss Libbie Tong and nephew, OF GAINESVILLE, E
Dorado county, is in the CITY, en- route to San Fran
cisco on visit to friends and relatives
Attorney General a. L. Hart and wife viii arrive
by the overland train this morning The Attorney
General has been to Washington D. c., arguing
railroad tax case before the United States Supreme
Court.
Rev. E. Jacka and bride are in the CITY as the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Lorenz They leave
this afternoon for Nevada City. Mrs. Jacka was
formerly Mrs L. l. Gober, and resided in this city
for several years.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: +. E. Flint
and wife, A. K. Munson, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, H p Lii :
ermore, George V. Reed, w. n. Hawley j. NJ Pise
w. z. Harris. G. F. Allardt, W H Brown, F ed
Collins, w. E. Collins, :. A. Thompson and wife,
San Francisco; A. s. Thon pson, Westfeld Mass:
G. A. Storke and wife, Santa Barbara; C. D. Rey-
holds, Milton George 81. Thompson and wife, os-
sill, Or; N. C. Cohn, Los Angeles Mrs f. E. Tay-
lor, Mira A. AcName Folsom; W. T. Beverldee.
Benica P. E. Studebsker, T. A Lander South
Bend, Ind; p. H. McGrew, Oakland P. @. Hale,
Sacramento,
Arrivals at the State House Hotel: George Nc
Cormack, Charles Mathew Palmers Dramatic
Company; II. W. Lowell wife and child, /. F.
Wright, George Darling, Folsom W. L. Duder,
Milpitas; W. w. Brison, wife and SOP, Roytiers
James Broils, Dutch Flat; Mrs. w. G. Brogfsgle
John Brogfogle, Louisville, KY: z. Carithers,
county; A. Cook, c. Slybacks, Thomas Bullard,
Paceryie; J. F. Curtis. Buckeye Valley: j. H.
Thomas and family, II. s. Ivey, Levi Painter Court
land Mrs. John Roe and friend, Gait !; Il. H.
johnson, Rocklin; H. Messing, Nicoiaus Robert
Plymouth Ed. Evans, Colorado; G. Hinricksop.
Benicia; F. B. Pierce, Pleasant Grove; NJ ]. Har-
rington, Franklin; w. c. sheldon, Costumes