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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-01
! QUE LEGION /!

Ha faliecido en- la Habana un
miembro del Centro Autonomista.
FL PAS, H Tiunfo antes, dedica
los Names del difunto grsndes
orlas de luto y largo articulo ne
crol6sico, hacienda apologize de
las vrtudes y de la consecuencia
de su correligionario muerto.
Hasta aqui NADIA de particular
Sc ofrece.
2orque ell morir, desgraciada
mente, no es cosa extraordinaria,
como no 10 es tampoco ell que un
periodico, llamese autonomista 6
10 que quiera, dedique un articulo
necrologico orlaIo de luto a un
correligionario que deja ell mundo
de los vivos por otro en- que no
Sc agitan las pasiones autonomi
cas- nj otras pasiones de implaca-
be lucha.
Leamos ell epilogo dc la oracion
fllnebre que inserta Ell Pals; d
yer 81 encontramo' algo que po.
damos lamar particular, que pue
da llamarnos la atencion.
Hay que advertir que El Pals
hace saber urbi et orbi que su CO
rreligionario muerto era natural
de la culta Catalina. Sc llama.
ba Gay.
Pero veamos el aludido epilogo.
Dice:
Gay cumpli6 su tarea; a nuestro
lado comparti6 con fidelidaI todos nues.
tros dolores, todos nnestros infortunios;
ahora tenemos que cnmplir todos con
el hermano.
A Gay, autonomista, le debimos con-
sideraci6n y cariho: Gay, espahol, lie
debemos mas. Los que peleamos por
la causa propia con adversarios encar-
nizados, tenemos que consagrar pro-
fundo tribute de respeto Y eterno agra
decimiento d los que por nosotros han
incurrido eG la injusta saila y la ami
madversi6n de los suyos."
Observese que diferencia Sc es-
tablece entire ell autonomista y ell
espanol.
La verdad es que ell espaholis-
mo que pueda resaltar en- ciertos
autonomistas e.
Ellos mismos establecen la d.
ferencia. Va sabran por que.
Ell PAS rinde homemade a la
memoria del correligionario, 10
cual no impide que lie lame espa
aol, como 81 extranjero fuese ell
que habia, y que declare que los
eSpaHoles que forman en- las filas
autoLomistas incurren en- " la in
justa sa1a y en- la animadversion
de los suyos.'
IPero quienes son los que en-
tiende Ell Pals por suyoS del di-
funto autonomista? ILos compa-
triotas del espaNol a quien debe
profundo tribute de respeto y
eteruo agradecimiento Et Pals, 8
los autonomistas 4 secas?
iAh! Los suyos del espa0ol
son para Ell Pals los que como
aquel proceden de la Peninsula;
no los autonomistas.
mi a los mismos correligiona-
rios, 81 proceden de al!ende ell
mar, tienen oor suyos los autono-
mistas!
iQue leccion tan grande y tan
elocuentc!
Y luego diran que no hacen
la maldita poIitica del aca y ell
ALA!
IQue 81 la hacen los autono-
mistas?
iHasta en- su pfopio partido!
Hasta entire sus mismOs secua-
cesl
Hasta en- la tumba!
Y luego quieren paz politica y
hablan de ammonia de voluntades
ICuando abriran los ojos a la
verdadera luz algunos que viven
ofuscados?
Unfortunate Gay autonomista
mi aun despues de muerto le
han perdonado el pecado origina!
sus...... correligionarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-01

Nuestro celoso Comite Central
Sc esta ocupando va de las pf6xi-
mas elecciones Municipales que
tendran lugar dentro de POGO en-
esta Ciudad, para cubrir las va
cantes de Concejales que existen
en- nuestro Ayuntamiento.
Oportunamente daremos cuen.
ia de todo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-01
SECCiON OFFICIAL.
LEY DE- ENJUICIAMIgNI0 CIVIL
REFoRMADA PARA LAS IsLAs
DE CUBA Y PUERTO RrCO.
rrTUxo IT.

De LA CoMPETENGIA Dc Las o0NTIHN
DAs DE JURIsDIooI0N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-01
DE LOIZA.

20 de Octubre de 1885.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MRRCANTlL.
Capital.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
WHOLE NO. lO,587.

tire on account of the gas. After waiting
lew minutes Molloy started up to see if the
oulkhead was broken by the blast. His
companions, becoming alarmed at his alb
sence- started TO ascend the upraise. Zeno-
vlch leading the way. They soon came
upon Molioy lying unconscious. and in
trying to rescue him were themselves
asphyxiated by the Cas. and fell
back insensiblc. blacksmith named
Sheridan gave the alarm to the men
working on the grade, who Immediately
started for the tunnel, and as fast as they
entered were rendered inS2nSible by the
gas, which now poured from the mouth of
the tunnel More aid being called for in n
few minutes forty or fifty men were at the
scene of the accident. Volunteers entered
the tunnel and brought out the following
men: Eugene AIugan, NJ Sheridan, Ell
ner Taylor, Harry Kirk. Henry Burns,
James !. ESan. George Blake, Frank Mill
er, John Van Bogen, Ed. Smith. Thomas
Molloy David Carr Michael luCg, John
Zenovich. William Logan ami another
man, name unknown Icnoyich and Mol
10y were dead. The others soon rccaiued
CONSCIOUSNESS ON their return to pure air.
1t is supposed the blast stopped the air
tube with debris, and thus prevented the
foul air from being blown out of the tuu-
mel
Transfer of an Immense Land Grant.
ToMBsroSg March 26,h.-The Las VEGAS
grant of about 100000 acres, situated in
Arizona and New Mexico, has been trans
ierred by the heirs OF Louis Maria 8aca 10
d. w. Bouldin. About 100000 acres of
this grant is in Pima county, adjoining the
Salero mountains. The consideration has
not been made public
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

The annual reunion of the Society OF the
Army of the Potomac viii take place at
Baltimore, Md. on the 9th and 7th Of May
Sylvia Hammond, aged Is, has been ar
rested IN Chicago for wearing male apparel,
in which She has been attired for HE past
three years.
Miss Victoria Morosini Schiliug has
Withdrawn her suit against her father 61r
moneys deposited in the Hanover Bank by
him for her use.
Thomas b. Conney, formerly managing
editor of the New York H1ai5, and more
recently of the Truth, goes To Europe in q
few days. His library was sold We'd
nesday.
The Irish in Massachusetts, are said to be
wild with rage at the selection OF Phelps
for the British Mission, considering him a
thorough going Englishman in al his SYM
pathies.
In attempting to arrest negro murderer
named Glass, in the Arbuckle mountains.
Indian Territory, Deputy Sheriff John A.
Culp and eX.ConstabIe Rush Meadows
were killed
London correspondent says Fountains
of tears are podrCd from the English press
over the recall Of Lowell who Is unGe-
niably the most popular Minister among
the English ever sent from The United
States.
Adyicea from Tamataye state that disas-
trOus hurricane visited the east coast of
Madagascar February 25th. The American
bark Sarah Hobart and the French steamers
Disc and Argo were wrecked. Seventeen
persons were lost.
Mary Cooper, years old. of Scottsyille,
Va, has contes sad to tie murder of her
cousin, Melville Barrett, years cla. whom
She hanged fer eating her eggs Her
year-old sister assisted in the hanging,
and both girls are in Jail.
LIZ Justice OF Paris, states that it has good
authority for saying that an English firm
in Birmingham has made, during the past
six months, 20000,000 cartridges for China
and consigned them to German off GER in
active service under the Pekin Government
The Directors of the Union Pacific Rail
way have elected the following officers
Charles Francis Adams. Jr, President;
Elisha Atkins, Eice-P President Henry
Mcfarland, Secretary and Treasurer Oliver
w. Minis Boston, Assistant Secretary and
Assistant Treasurer; James w. Ham.
Assistant Secretary and Treasurer in New
York
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Coughlin. OF Somerville, Mass,
says: In the fall OF 1876 l was taken with
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS followed by a severe
cough. lost my appetite and flesh, and was
confined to my bed. In 1877 was admitted to
the Hospital. The doctoIs said had 4 hole in
my lung as big as half dollar. At one time &
report went around that was dead I gave up
hope, but a friend told me of DR. WM HALLS
BAISAM FOR TIE LCNGS. got a bottle
when to my surprise. l commenced TO feel bet
ter. ana to-day feel better than for three years
past fe2f-lytSWly
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
.ATIi0RN ELS. AT-I.AW.
4. L. HART.

j TTGRNFY-AT-LAw. OFFICE, SOUTH
= west corner of Fiith and J streets Rooms
T. is and il, Sutter Building. MO
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
ANALYzlEG THE BAKING POWDERS
"RoSap the only absolutely Pure Enkine.
Powder Made-Action of the New York
State Board of Health.


II,dcr tba direction or tbo Nov, v,,,.,-
S,ate RoorI NJ IToaItt ai,rl,t,. eo,,'' ,,i,y.
ent ;nds of no,y,nSs c,nbra,;' H.,
the brands that cT1J NO fornd f ';iI
tho Siata sro ,,,hn,ittoa TO- I'm, w ~, xaG ~
ard anaIysis bv Prof 9 II -g",ii',,.'',' C,%andjor
Wemhnr ST tn Stato Boor3 ,,5 Ci'fs,i,ieI,
of The Ncr, vi Cgt al ,'ii'' &c ITnaTth
oss;st,d NV Pot EI;},ard '' - - - ile'',1i, ~
yoknoH1 Iatc f,,;tnI St,oS ,i,t
C6ari.t . ''''0 O'''''' '''''' WV 'iii"''''
Tba of,ic;oI ro,,ort shows tbat q lar,,,
,nn1ksr nf tho ror,lars 'io q in,Se
f''i5 n c,,tai .i TNd','i',Vu WeIS
H." I',' o, I.t'' ~, '",t % 'liiT .'.E %
so, ~ ~ .aiio c - - v'il,e. te
roti0n Of Ignsn f"o5 ''' '' - '''s
aimm was I'm, frmnd ' IN t,vopt,, ,i,,e s.,,,,,1,s
TIT - ";9 ,'T1 il ~ l,'e 9'!iSs,
tn 'o ,hnoH5p 70 ~ I'm T@N'S i""o'as
lime is ttr;hn;ed to tho in,nT 800, of of
tarior of cnnrnercc nsni in tber
Sno W ~ 80 -, 'oi
I,r5 anJ r,inJ ~ cSai' I; Me I lsG In @Iia
n,nrtics IL, sra sarnnics tn ,ia o+,t
f s no., oo,. ~ ;lt
- 'i'N~-' i'4' !" 'sN44-'
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MANTED-LOST-FOUND.
rnr16-1n

EOUND-A SMALL PACKAGE OF VALU-
l. ables was found the day of the fire on
street. The owner can have the same 10y prov
ing property, calling at 1919 Second street
mr16-2t#
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Transfer OF an Immense Land Grant.
RRITISH COLUMBIA.

Movement for Better Lights Departure
Of Miners.
VICTORIA, March 26th.-A movement is
on foot to form a joint stock company to
supply the inhabitants with the Edison
electric light
A large number of miners have left for
the mines OH Lornc creek, Skeena river.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
ARIZONA,
Distressing Mining Accident-Sixteen Men
AsptYNiatefi Two Eataux

QuIJoToA, March 26th-A most distress
ing accident occurred in the Peerless tun,
mel to-day about noon Elmer Taylor
Molloy were working in the shaft. They
fired a set Of blasts. and were returning. /,
fire a second set, but were compelled to re.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27

L-STREET LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
r CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR, L STREET,
u between Sixth and Seventh. BUggies for
hire. Horses kept at reasonable rates. ml1-1m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27

ScoTT's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver OIL
with Hypophosphites, as 4 remedy for con,
sumption, scrofnla. ali wasting diseases and
general debility, we venture u say has no
equal III the whole realm of medicine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
PASSENGERS FROM TIE nssr.


IsPEUiAL BY IELEGEAPH TO TIE RFCORD-TNION I
MoIAyE March 26th-The following overland
passengers passed here to-day to arrive in San
lily, Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs Grow. L. ]. Chase
Miss Hooker, Miss Nina Adams. San Francisco ;
H. A. Harrison, Los Angeles NJ l. Stangroon,
San francisco; i. d. Vroom, u. S. A.: George
n: stout, san Francisco; Miss X. D. Allario,
Miss $. f. Allario. New York; w E. Hadlcy,
San Di go; d. d. Stewart and wife, f. w. Hill,
Jr.,. Miss Gertrude Ill., f. W Hill and wife,
son, san Jose; W. Mosley, England c. Hollo-
way, Los Angeles; Richard McCarty Georgia
g. r. Grizelin. 6. E. Thede, Daggett "A. E. Ross,
Keno, Ney.: Mrs. r. MeGregor Oakland Mrs.
Calicn, Philadelphia. Pa; J. s.. Carter, Los An-
geles; Mrs. \ $. Winchester, Oakland r. 2.
Russell and wife. Minnesota II. Scammon. f.
HUM and wife, A. Harris, J. McGinnis, Flor
ence Howard, Conrad Wheter, San Francisco
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SWEE SER & ALSIP,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 1915 Fourth street, Sacramento.

100 Acres, miles from the city; dwelling,
six rooms, Stable 70 accommodate 80 head of
Horses or Cows; acres in Blackberries:
Grapes; few Trees, etc. rhiS is 4 very cheap
piece Of property; So per acre.
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20 Acres, under :, high state Of cultivation /;
800 Fruit Trees, eiElt years Old; u acres in
Grapes Of the finest varieties; 3 acres IN Straw
berries; good new Dwelling, cost 81 POO; new
Stable Chicken house. Blacksmith shop and
Tools; all Farming Tools. l Cow, Horses,
Wagons, etc: two miles from Floriu. Price,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27

The value Of the instruments to be added
to the Chabot Observatory, st Oakland, by
Mr.. Chabot, is about $4,000 Among the
apparatus will be transit instrument, q
chronograph, meantime clock, q sidereal
clock, o Negus break-eircuit chronometer
standard barometer, standard thermome-
ter and polarizing eye-piece.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
iotHOi 7I''SS hcio ~ x III SiHi Gus
pension of Navigation.

SFocEroN, March 26th-A highwayman
stopped the down stage from Sonora this
morning al s o clock. The bandit stepped
into the road in front Of the stage with n
double -barreled shotgun, and demanded
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S treasurc-box, which
was summarily tossed out to him by driver
Kelley. 1t is not known what the box
contained. The driver was alone ON the
stage. The robbery was perpetrated at the
place where Black Bart operated
Navigation on the upper San Joaquin is
partially suspended, on account of the low
stage of water.
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REMOVED.
MARKETS.
SACRAMENTO MARKET,
Corner Tenth and n Streets.

T HAVE BOUGHT OUT HISsAESe1~
| popular Market ask the old 49, III
patrons and as many new ones II
that are willing 10 give me trial -A-4
to come and deaf with me. They will find me
to do business in a fair and square way. The
best of meat always on hand.
mrIl-iuif LOUIS MOHR Proprietor
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The Riverside Citrus Fair.

RIVERSIDE, March 26th-The Riverside
citrus fair is in full blast to-day, and proves
to be the best exhibit ever given here.
which shows the progress in quantity and
quality of the citrus family. and while the
exhibit is more closely confined to our own
county than former fairs, there being only
Hon. +. J. Swayne, of National City, and
one other exhibit outside Of our county, the
fruit is much larger and finer than any be-
fore shown. The are FIVE tables, the entire
length of the Pavilion, loaded to the guards
with the beautiful fruit There is some
tall; of moving the entire exhibit to Chi
cago at the close of our fair. The attend
ance yesterday was small. bet to-day has
reached about the number here en- former
occasions of this kind.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27

VIII sell ina . and fO-Ucrc Tracts. good
piece OF Land, IL miles from city limits. for
sl25 per acre; one-third cash.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
The Weather.

LONE, March 26th.-After two weeks of
cloudy weather we were visited by slight
shower of ram last night. This, with the
cloudy weather, will materially help the
grain. More rain is still needed, however.
to assure us an average crop.
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80 Acres ~ miles from city; small
Dwelling, large Barn, ETC.; I acres in Grapes
Price, 500 per ,acre.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27

39I$ Acres of Land, ~ miles from city
limits. Price, $40 per acre.
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Spring&SunlIner Clothing

Buy where get the most value for money
The dry and the scarcity of admonishes to
economy in making purchases few CHEAP
CLOTHING made in slOp shop STYLE the buyers
OF that class Of goods not particular in regard to the
cut make But the who purchases Six Dollar Suit
this wishes to well though he paid Twenty
five Dollars For this have been careful to have
all cheap and medium priced goods cut and made
the principles fiae grades
OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING is ONE OF THE LARGEST
IN THE CITY and hardly fail to please customers
in regard to style, design perfect fit.
Mems Fancy Worsted Suits $4 to SO.
Mems Fancy AIlwoo Cashmere Suits, $40 to $25.
Mems Fancy Allwoo Cheviot Suits, $l5 to $25.
Mems Fancy Corkscrew Suits $14 to $22 5O
Mems Lightweight Suits Sc to 500
Mems Blue Flannel Suits
Mems Alpaca Goats 1ong medium and short).
Mems Busters, Mohair
Mems Short Linen Goats, at halfprice
Mems White Vests, 25 upwards
Mems Colored Marseiles
Boys and Youths Coats in Linen, Alpaca and Mohar.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27

A Tract of Land of 10 Acres. 81 miles
southeast of the city VIII be sold in > and
I0acre lots, At S75 pes acre; take one thi-d cash
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Special Election i'll Petalulua

PETALUNA, March 26th.-The special
election held here to-day to vote on build
ing a City Hall, school house and double
track bridge across the creek on Washing
ton street, involving an indebtedness to the
city of $4,000, the bonds for the same is
sued payable in twenty years, with interest
at per cent. per annum, resulted in favor
of issuing the bonds. The total vote cast
was SIG, tbe.vote standing 49l in favor, 53
against and scattering. Much good feel
ing is expressed over the result.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
Successful Break for Iiherty.

MERGED, March 26th.-As the north
bound overland passenger train reached
this place this morning, one OF the four
convicts en- route for the State Prison in
charge OF a Deputy Sheriff from Los An
geles, slipped the shackels from his ankles
while the attention Of the deputy was at
tracted temporarily from his prisoners,
leaped from the car and escaped, and has
not UP 10 this hour been captured. A man
answering to the description given Of the
ESCAPE took breakfast at the county farm,
local officers are III search Of him.
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4 Hung Jury.

YREKA, March 26th.-The trial of Mrs.
Miller, on charge of assauting Carrie
Sherwick, who died few days after, was
concluded to-day, after session of eleven
days. The jury, being out for some time,
could not agree and were discharged
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
J STREET MARKET.

W HAUsER, NO S0sJ STREET, SzEHeSsa
between Third and Fourth, 8k&$S
has Just opened Meat Market ut ~X
the. above place. All kinds of
Fresh and Ealted Meats, Ham. Bacon. Lard
Sausages, etc, constantly on hand and delivered
10 ail parts Of the city. mT4pim
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
SUICIDE OF A S0RROWISG WIDOW
IN PETlLUMA.
Stage Rohber Foiled-Weather Re
ports-E.scape OF q Convict
Residences Burned.
CALIFORNIA.

lsrEclAI plsrArcnrs TO nr RKconp-ryloyl
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BUSINESS CARDS.


pURNITURE, FIFTH AND K STREETS, -
Sacramento, Cal Tr
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.ttempted Stage Robbery.
SECOND pIsPATCUl

PLACERvIrLE, March 26th-The stage
from this city to ShingIe Springs was
stopped on the down trip this morning,
about mile from Davidson's dollhouse,
by one man, who stationed himself in the
middle of the road and aiming a revolver
at Clarence Crippin's head, ordered him to
throw out the box. Crippin said he had no
box, when the tootpad again repeated the
order, and added that he would shoot if the
order was not obeyed. The driver then
said that the box was fastened in the coach,
and If he wanted it he would have to come
and get it out; but rs there were four pas
sengers on board, the would-be robbcr de
clined the invitation, and told Crippin to
drive ON. Under Sheriff LoyeIess has gone
down to look for the tramp.
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CHANGED DAILY FOB THE RED HOUSE.
LIKE HIS COAT.

How much a man is like his coat;
He's often button-holed to vote;
He rips and tears when he is mad.
And goes on tears when he is bad.
From whole cloth all his tails are made;
When he gets fits, he is half frayed.
He's darned and basted by his wife.
Who sometimes cuts his thread of life.
He's often short of cashmere, and,
If cuffed, he show his choler grand.
When he's worn ont he wants nap.
And sometimes he's not worth wrap.
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snddcn ncnth of Nngene l.. srll.,nn.

~tUucn OF lee sullivan.
SAN FgANCisco, March 26th.-Eugcue l..
sullivan died of apoplexy this afternoon,
aged Ga years. He was Il pioneer OF 1S49,
State Senator in 1860. and Collector of the
Port in this city from 1850 10 1881 His
daughter IS the wife of Senator J. T. Jones.
Attempted Stage Robbery.
NHIN0LE SPRINGS, March 26th.-AbOu
1918 this morning, near the Mountain
House, and about three miles east of Shin
sic Springs. a man stepped out into the
road with revolver ready for business, and
ordered the driver OF the placerville stage,
going to Shingle Springs, TO "trow out
Wells Fargo Il Co.'S box The driver
told him it was bolted 10 the stage and he
must come and get it ont himself, where
upon the robbor walked of and the stage
proceeded. Hewas a short, thick-s Irish
man. The stage was detained about five
pnipntpS
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FRESNO, March 26th.-At about / O'Clock
this afternoon the residence Of Mrs. A. NJ.
Darling, at the Fresno Colony, was de-
stroyed by fire. The fire is supposed to
have originated from faulty fluc. \ por-
saved. The loss will exceed 81 900 insu-
ance about $500 in the California Insurance
CDmDanV
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EHoR sALE-THE FIGURING MILL AND
l. Ditch, known as the g Brearley Property"
which consists OF the Lewiston Water Ditch, q
large Mill and good Warehouse adjoining, are
now offered for sale or rent. This property is
very valuable, situated as it is in growing
try all around it, and at the head of navigation,
the forks Of the Snake and Clearwater rivers.
This IS grand opportunity for a paying invest
ment Terms reasonable. Cheap for cash. Ap-
ply to or address MRS. JOHN BREARLEY, Lew
iston, Idaho mr2016<
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
NURSERYMEN and FLORISTS
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
pIs. EELLOGG g cess
w. III. BALDWIN, III. d.,

GURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE,
y northeast corner Second and streets. OF
lice hours: 10 A. NJ. to L NJ; 2 To and to 8P
II. Residence, S21 n street. ml5-im
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
Dwelling Burned in Grass Valley.

GRASS VALLEY, March 2Gth-At an early
hour this morning the house Of e. c. Web
ster, ON the corner of Auburn street and
Bank alley, was discovered to be on fire
But little of the furniture was saved, rs the
fire was under too great headway to permit
adlnittance 10 the house. The ire was CON
fined 10 the one house, although it was
closely surrounded by many others. The
fire is supposed to have originated in the
explosion of lamp, which had been left
burning all night. The insurance on
house, piano and furniture, is 81 SEQ in the
Commercial Union Insurance Company.
The loss is total