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DENTISTRY.
REMOVED.

~ z. TEBBETs, DENTIST, TO s14 assssssa,..
& Sixth street, between I and J, -;
west side, opposite Congregational SAIIrfS
Church jy5-tf
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DR.. NIXON.

DR. PINKHAM, SIS EIGHTH STREET.
~ Office Hours-1 to 3, and $50 to 7:3o P. NJ.
Residence next door. jy2-u
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
T. D. SERVER. Proprietor

HACKS ON CALL AT Any HOUR. IA
Gag o. night. Coupes, Flce.ors, 1T SAZzzi
KooksWSys, Ba.oucheS. BGegies, with L.
the lest roadsters 10 be found ia any livery
stable on the coast, for hire. Horses Eept il
livery al reasonable rates. Livery stable on
Fourth street, between I and ], iy7-ti
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II. III. PIERSON,

DENTIsT, 415 STREET, BE- sszsggss.
IL tween Fourth and Fifth, Saera- asss5ssss
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted en- nNiIIS
Gold, Vnlcanite and all bases. Nitrous Oxide O,
La ghiRg Gas administered for painless eXtIsc.
ten OF teeth. jel4-lm
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DIR. 4. f. BRUNE

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
| the University of Berlin, Germany. Office
and residence, No 52l J street, between Fifth
snd Sixth, Sacramento Office hours-9 to IL A
NJ Z tn 4 and to SP NJ ie13-tf
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There were over 8 200 calves branded in
the Sulphur Springs valley, Cochise county,
A. r.. this season.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

A Ii PERSONS DESIRING TO EMPLOY
n help, both male and female, will do well
by calling on HOUSTON & CO., Employment
Office, Fourth and K streets, where their orders
will be attended to at the shortest notice. We
have a branch Office in San Francisco.
je131ptf HOUSTON q co.
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DIR. IRA f, OATArAN,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL. AT
tention to Diseases of Females. Office
627 J street, upstairs, over Dale's. Residence
1927 G, corner Eleventh street. Office Hours
From 8 to II A. NJ, to and to p NJ. MIL
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Vallejo has one street car, which has
been up for some time The Chronicle o.
that town announces that the ear track ila ;
been repaired and cleaned and that the car
viii be got out again and soon vii! be max
ing regular trips,
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FOR SAEE-T0 LET.

TITO LET-A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS. nz=
L Pantry and Closets, situated on NJ aF;j;i
street, between Seventeenth and Eigh- q sllii.aa y
teenth: good Barn on the place. rent, 50. Ap-
ply to Mas. J. a. BARRETT, 1903 2 street. .jy93t*
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f. A. BOWER,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.-sHOP, $50
" L street, between Fifth and Sixth, Saera-
mento. Jobbing promptly attended to- Esti-
mates furnished. ie121m
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Honse of Commnns.

LONDON, July 9th.-Lord Mayor Fowler
gave notice in the House of Commons this
afternoon of his intention to ask the Gov
ernment if they intended to erect a monu-
ment 10 General Gordon in Trafalgar
Square.
Albert II. Grey, Liberal member for
South northumberland, complained tia
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&TF0RNEYS-AT-LAN.
JOHN z. CAREY.

A TTORNEY AND CoUNsELOR-AT-LAw,
"A win practice in all State and United States
Courts. Office, upstairs over. No. 62S ] street,
southwest corner of Seventh Sacramento. iy7 tt
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CHI1pEEN starving 10 death on account OF
their inability to digest food will tnd d
most marvellous food remedy in Scott 5
Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver OIL with Hy-
pophosphites. Very palata5le AMI easily
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rE. LINCOLN WHITE.

CLINTON L. WHITE. LINCOLN wHITE
WHITE & WHITE,
4 TTOENEYS-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR
n ner Fifth and streets, Rooms 10 and II,
Sutter Building Sacramento. Cal. apS-tf
d = BUYS 4 CORD OF STOVE WOOD, OF
RS/ TON OF COAL, ct the c. 0. u. Wood
and Coal lard, 70. 40I I street. III orders
promptly delivered to any part OF Inc city.
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PHYSICIAN AND oBsTETRICIAN. oFEICE
and residence No. 2l2 street, Sacramento.
once Hours. ises15a1 ss:s9as.n jela4ptt
639 To SPIN
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90 TO $50 PER ACRE-SHASTA AND sssa
t0O Tehama county Fruit, Grain and SsSTs
Stock Farms of all sizes; no irrigation --a--
needed: price list free GRIFFIN BROS. Cot
tonWood, Cal. jyS-lm*
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Il. C. FREEMAN, GROVE L. JOHNSON,
GEO. r. BATES,
7 AWYERS, SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRAN
IL cisco, Cal. Offices No. $50 Fifth street.
Sacramento; and No. 40I California street, San
Francisco. Business attended to n both cities.
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HAS SEtDIFP

A RCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT.
Aofiee: sutter Building, southwest corner
Fifth and streets, Sacramento. m22-tf
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Mr. CARL i. EspENseHApEi Mihiintowh,
Juniata county, Penn, writes that he WIS
injured severely, but by applying SD aeops
OIL ne was cured nj once.
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LONDON July 9th.-The chief director OF
the Pail Nal Gazcte says the Secret In
quiry Commission, through which the
revelations were obtained, writes concern
ing the whole matter as follows: The in
yestigation began on May 24th and the
work was unremitting to date. The COM
mission had valuable assistance from the
Salvation Army from the London
Committee for the suppression of
Traffic in English Girls, and from
the vast experience of Mrs. Jose
phine Butler. The commission was
composed of a number of the GdzcHe s
staff, and acted independently. The DO
lice home office deprecated, on official
grounds, allowing journalists to interview
the police. The Commission applied to
the Archbishop of Canterbury, Bishop of
London. and Cardinal Manning, for advice,
and these great authorities on morals,
while dep1eciating the risk involved in the
Commissions task, all warmly supported
its object. Ready help was accorded to the
Commission from Catholic and Congrega-
tionai clcrgvmen from the Miners Joint
Protection Committee, the White Ribbon
Army. the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, the London City Mis-
sion, the Reformatory Refuge, the Union
Rescue Society, the Public Ladies AssOcia-
ton and the Moral Reform Union. The
Commission visited all the hospitals, homes
and refugees where harbor is given unfortu-
mates, and the inmates readily gave all the
information in their possession. Most of
the revelations, however, were obtained
through interviews Everybody, high and
low. likely to have information desired by
the Commission, from Lord Dalhousie to
Mrs. Jetferies, was subjected to an inter
view by some member OF the Commission.
Mrs JefferieS shed a flood of light upon the
whole subject under investigation. The
entire cost OF the Investigation amounted
to 81 500.
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WTANTED-AT SACRAMENTO EMPLOY
w ment Office, northeast corner Tenth and
K streets. Parties desiring situations will do
well to call at this Office. Orders from the in
terror as well as from the city will receive
prompt attention. Correspondence invited. G.
H FRANCIS Manager iel2Imlp
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LONDON, July 9;h.-Thirteen newspaper
vendors, who had been arrested for selling
copies of the Pal Null Gazette, We're ar
raigned before the Lord Mayor to-day
The City Solicitor, in presenting the cases
against the prisoners, charged them with
publicly selling obscene literature, and said
he had marked for the Courts perusa the
passages in the Gdaate's articles upon which
the charge was based. He must, he said
decline reading the passages in open Court
and said he thought that repetition oi
these Objectionable statements with little
alterations, daily, indicated no good object
The Solicitor then stated that he would re-
quire further time to consider what charge
to formulate against the prisoners. The
Lord Mayor said he thought it would be
best to await the decision OF the Govern
ment, which had before it the consider
ation of the same case.
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EOR sALE-A HALF OR s=asg
i whole interest in the West f,e1ssss+assSESE
ern Hotel Hacking; two Carriages E4@tF
and four Horses and Harness For A2---S<---
further particulars, inquire at the Office or of
the Driver. ie- -h-tf
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WANMTgBBPs71S and S sgaqN 2Sn9h BY man GeRMAN eB9dAS
of doing all the work about the place; also,
wife to take care of the house. Parties wishing
the same will please address 4" II. H." this
office. jy9St&
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g. H. KRERS & go.

c0c ] STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OZO Dealers in Paints, Oils, Farnishes, Win.
dow Glass Picture Moldings, Brushes, Artists
Material, Building Paper, Plain and Decorative
Wall Paper, and GlaZier Paper for Window Deco
rations patent which is entirely new. jel1-lm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NTANTED-2oe WOMEN AND GIRLS TO
w pack fruit at the Capital Packing Co.
Eleventh and streets. CAPITAL PACKING
co. ivg-tf
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r OST-ONE BLACK AND TANG ~
Il Deer Hound; two rings on col IIc--Ssssss-
lar. Return to STATE HOUSE HO. &1zeszz:ezS
TEL and be rewarded iy6-tf
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WHITE GOODS!

We are showing the most complete and
desirable line of WHITE COTTON DRESS
FABRICS. suitable for Ladies and Children,
that has ever been brought to this coast.
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STOLEN-FROM RANCH UP THE0
y river, on Yolo side, one Bay Mare k--S -
old; weight, between loo and !, 100 pounds;
was taken on June 30th; a Light Express Wagon
was stolen also. A reward of S25 viii be paid
for the return of Wagon and Horse to JAMES
STRADER, Washington. jy7-1w*
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BUSINESS CARDS.
S. CABLE. &. J. CT
CARLR d CROIY,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
" pared to do ali kinds OF work in their line,
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. shop No. ll24 Second street. be-
tween X and L. Posloffice Box No 40, Sacra
MEMO. iel6-tpn
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Larsr.. nanrrsi.

F,rrssgRaH, May la-This Afternoon
Mrs. Annie Psrshlns. wife Of W. @. Persh,
Ing, and daushter-in.law Of Rev. DR.. L. O
Pershing, President Of the Pittsburgh
Female College, a pro#iEen. Methodist
Episeopsl educational institution, shot
herself In the right temple and is now Il
o dying coalition. Sixweeks ago, while .
student at the college, she married youne
Pershing, The marriage was clandestine
hnt subsequently there were satisfactory
explanations for oil concerned. A quar-
rel last night, It Il said, eliminated IN
young Feishing going 10 Chicago. His
Wife started out 10 hunt him to-day, aud
not fndins him, returned 10 her home In
Allegheny, where she ahot herself. Mrs
ReBhing was the daughter Of q wealthy
resident Of New Castle, Pa. She Is u
years Of age and quite handsome,
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spAnKs pIscnAReKp.
ALapd oates Assat Falls to Make 4 Ca.
Against .he Commtss,eppr. q

A Land ofjes AHsat Falls to Make q Case
Against ,he Commtssigper. q
wIsaISbfoS, May l2.-In the police
court this morning. the case of Commits.
sioner Sparks, Of the General .sad QfRee,
charged with q personal assault upon
Colonial De Alma, a timber inspector Of
that office, came up for trial. The Com.
missioner was present With bis Gogpsel,
W. w. Wiltshire. s,it,fs
Colonel 10 Alma was the frst witness,
and repeated on the stand substantially
the account OF the assault alEnady pub.
lished as coming from him. He said the
Commissioner twisted his fingers in his
fDe Ahna's) collar and tried TO strangle
him. He offered noresistance. On being
asked II he had not bean violent in his
character, the witness ippetqossiy or,
claimed, So holp me God, l did not say
a word Tor twenty minutes. j AN not
such a fool Rs 10 fsht my superior officer
when j want him 70 ix up my aDeoluta.r
Tue Assistant Commissioner, Luther Hay.
rison, then took the stand, and testjGad
that he witnessed the aasaait, He said
that De Alma said that he had been
treated like dog. h TE- sJH,1
Commissioner Spark whom?p
!. The witpess-.By You"
The witness then said the Commissioner
ordered de Alma out and then got MP and
attempted 70 push him out, catching hih,
by the coat and calling Tor assistance.
Witness then requested ne Alma 10 20
ork and ba lid ~ taEnffo In ik6n ldnnr.
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PLYMOUTH PLAGUE.
rEvER.sTR1cKEN DISTRICT.
The Tale. Of Woe tia, Are Told Of tbs
Misery in a Psnnylyapia ylllaEs-Ths
Philadelphia Relief corps-Ths Hos.
pital for the Bspsft OF the Poor.

PAiLADELPHIA, May l2.-At t0-day's
meeting Of the citizens for the relief Of the
sufferers by feyerat Plymouth, the police
surgeon detailed to visit the infected re.
gion, reported that he found the reports
had not been exaggerated. In some in.
stances he found four or ave persons III in
one house, with three or four In one room,
and in other instances two or three dead
persons in the same house. The only
school house in the borough had been
turned into a hospital. Many young ply.
sicians have offered their services.
A telegram was forwarded TO the relief
committee Of Plymouth, directing them 10
draw on the Philadelphia committee for
81 900. Miss Alice Fisher, the head. Of
q training school for nurses at the Phila.
de'phia Hospital, has gone TO Plymouth.
In many cases the father or mother OF
large family Of children have died. he
heard OF case in which the father and
mother were both down with the
lever and were being nufsed by a
ionrteen.year-old boy, who was also caring
for q small babe. Dr. Shakespeare, who
also went to investigate the disease, said
that unless disinfeciants arc freely used
the disease will spread and will not be
wiped out this summer
The chairman Of the Philadelp phia Relief
Committee stated that 81 900 OF the si,70O
contributed for the relief OF the Ohio
river food sufferers had been placed at
the disposal OF the committee and would
be'used TO aid the sufferers.
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.MARYIAND M1NrRs, srRIKE.
Tho situation at Elk Garden and 9th,
Z 81 painta

The situation at Elk Garden and Other
Points.
|ls CUMBERLAND, May 12.-The Nessto-day
says: 4isw more men went to work in
the Elk Garden region yesterday, and
more than as many expressed their inten,
ton Of doing 50 to-day. Every day few
more are added to theworking force, and
II may be that a few days will see
all the men at work. Thegeneral impress
sion Is thatthe strikers are waiting to see
what will be done in the Cumberland
region, and on the issue Of matters here
the ultimate result in Elk Garden no
doubt depends. It Is stated that threat
ening letters have been sent to some OF
the men at work, and car wheel filled
with powder was blown up near one OF
the houses OF one Of the men named
Ryan, presumably to frighten him. There
are also wild rumors about dynamite
aaoat. So far no serious damage has been
done.
sAThe coal company presidents living in
Cumberland yesterday received copies OF
the circular from the miners asking for q
conference, printed in yesterdays Meirs.
The circulars were sent from Homecoming
yesterday morning, and sufficient time
has not yet elapsed for the presidents re-
siding In Baltimore and New York 10 con-
fer. with the others after getting the circu.
lars. 0neof the resident presidents said
last might that he believed q conference
would be given. fHf-
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NEws IN BHIEF..

VIM. LeggIof Newark; Ohio, commit.
Ted suicide BY taxing . dose Of Rough on
Joseph Lawrence, Of urbapa, was found
dead in his Office chair OF hemorrhsps Of
the brain.
Ex-Governor Thomas Reynolds, OF Mis-.
sour, says he hss been promised the mis-
aiea 10 Spain.
Henry Gibson shot and killed Jordan
Middleton, near Crittenden, Ky. 1t was 9
cold-blooded murder. ~
Assistant Secretary FsiIchild has begun
a Systematic iNVesiiga OF the affairs Of
the New York Custom House.
Fred Pickerell, switchman in the EN-.
ploy Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad at
2 Zmesyllle, ", was crushed 10 death by 8
train.
Henry Miller, Z brakeman on the Chi.
cage 4 st louis Railway, was killed q.
Bellevue, o. by being thrown from the
haiR. ~
Theassets Of the Louis Cook Msnuiac.
turing Company, Of Ciprinnatl, are re-
turned at S235, AS! ! |, and the liabilities at
s22o. $50 Ss
Isa per cent Of tho coke ovens controll-
ed by the Connellsyille Pa. syndicate
have closed down on account Of depresB.
ion Of trade. 90 3f5ssi
The United sratea training ships Ports.
MOUTH Saratoga and jamestown lailed
yeeterdRy morning from Newport on their
Summer cruise.
The Iifeoln Nonnment Association has
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NEWS BY TIE CABLE.
--LATEST FonRlaN 1YTRL1IaENCE.
The Press on the Motion Of censurs-A
Peace Between Russia aud England will
uadSabtedls bs Patched up-A Turk
Talks on, the Pfsssu. situation.

LONDON, May 12.-The St. Petersburg
Official 1essn9er to-day publishesale lengthy
dispatch from General Komarofr in which
he explains more fully his actions, and
gives more details Of the incidents which
led up Is the battle between the Rus.
slams and Afghans on the Kushk riyer'on
March 80. In this dispatch General
Komarotf reiterates everything he said in
his former dispatches regarding the unex-
pected progressive movements Of the AZ
Eghans, and, claiming the latter were the
aggressors.
The Tims, in an editorial on Lord
George Hamilton's motion OF eensure, says
the Opposition g case was presented OF the
proper time. Lord George Hamilton,
however. the Times thinks, ought TO have
withdrawn his amendment alter the otti-
cial documents concerning the Afghan
question had been promised, and should
have reserved the indictment for time
when he could have made 1t complete.
The Standard says the majority by
which the Government carried their point
will,not rehabilitate their reputation.
The Berlin papers have changed their
tone, nowdwelling upon the amicable re-
lations between England and Germany.
The Paris Journal dSa Dsbals and Tempo
praise Mr.. Gladstone for securing peace.
The Nsps this morning says the Govern
ment Ia willing TO make concessions for
the relief Of local taxation and 10 defray
portion Of the registration expenses this
year, leaving the whole question Of rating
10 be dealt with by the next Parliament.
Adyices from Erppl OF the 9th inst.
say; "Sir Peter Lumsden, Colonel Stew
art and Mr.. Barrow start for home to,mor-
row, in accordance with the orders Of the
Government. No orders were given for
the disposal Of the Ritsh Afghan Hound-
arylC Commission,
When tho RrihSh Withdraw from the
soudan, u 900 Egyptian troops will be
added TO the Egyptian army already there.
Itis reported that two:thirds Of the Ber-
berines desire peace.
Asst Petersburg dispatch says the I'm.
perial Councilo War have ordered the
transfer OF military and medical stores
iIom Rrasnoyod TO SAskabad, ahd have in
Btrncted the Commissary Department to
getready to equip zoo, 900 reserves.
Articles for the formation OF steamboat
company for operation on the river QSus
have been submitted for approval TO the
Couneilof the Empire,
General Annenkof has started 10 push
the work on the Trans Caspian railway.
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THE TRAN RoBBERY.
The Person Arrested TELLS His story-Se
Identified.

The Person Arretted Tells Hia StoFy-Eot
Identified.
BLooNISaroN, I'm, May. 1.-THE pre-.
liminasy examination Of William Wright,
the alleged express robber, who was to be
lynched ifidentided as the guilty mar, has
been postponed until Friday. Weber,
the basgagemaster, telegfaphs from New
Albany that he b unable to make the trip
now 10 see Il he can identify the prisoner.
Wright says he left his home in this coun.
ty the day before the robbery. He did
not tell his. wife where he was going, as
he did not know. He walked straight to
Clear Geek Station and bought a ticket to
'ferre Haute. He arrived there that after
noon and went two miles out in tha coau.
try TO his unele's on WednesaSy the day
Of the robbery. He says he bought mo-
tions in Tegrs HauteS and started ont TO
peddts them and look for work. left
the city at noon, and claims to have walk
ed fourteen miles that afternoon and
stopped to peddle his goods along The way.
Since then he has been stragpling about
the country, selling notions, until last
Sunday, when he returned to his uncle's
and was arrested. He does not look or
act like aguilty man, yet tine story he tells
is thought 70 be improbable. He ensWeIs
the. description OF the rolikey. except that
he Is nota tall man. No violence will be
attempted until Hebber has q chance to
identify him.