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MORTALITY REPORT.

For two weeks ending June 81, 1885, made
by ]. n. Herndon, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery, Office, at the Chapel, City Gene
terry:
June 3-Alexander Goldberg, u years 10 months
and q days
June ASA P. Andrews, "a years.
June 12-Infant of Mrs. Mankin.
June 13-George Howard, 60 years. Katie White,
1 year and 6months. Chung All Hop, 81 years.
June l5-Mrs Kate Horsch, 81 years
June i6-George W. Nickel, IS years Infant OF
Mrs Susa Emerson
June 1s-Silas Sellick, Sc years. Ellen N. Martz,
50 years and months. Albert N. Nelson, 81
years, months and p days.
June l9-BernaTd A. Ross, months and Is days
June 2l-Kittie B. Waters, IS years.
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ST. DAVID'S,

s15 Howard ST., near Third, San Francisco.
4 FIRST-CLASS LODGING HOTEL CON
n tanning 1870 rooms; water ard gas III eaon
room; no better beds in the world; no guest al
lowed To use the linen once used by anotner;
large reaGing-room: hot and cold water baths
free Price Of roo,ns Fer night. 80 and 70 cents
per week from 50 UPWARDS. nfep 81 night
HUGHES, Proprietor At Martet-strset Ferry
take Omnibus line of street cars ior lhir9 aile
Howard. " SuihoO
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Court IrEMs.-The case OF the People VS..
\. d. January was Yesterday in Depart
ment one Of the Superior Court further
continued until next Thursday morning,
in order To give counsel time 10 look over
the evidence taken at the trial, and which
the official reporter had just finished writ
ing out, previous to making motion for a
new trial Sentence in the case of w. II.
Hawk convicted Of assault with deadly
weapon, was postponed until next Monday,
at 100 p. M.......Airs. Emma Noble brought
suit to recover from her husband, Frank
Noble, their little daughter, 3 years of age,
by means of a writ of habeas corpus. Alter
the argument of counsel-Grove /. John
son for petitioner and McKune & George
for respondent-the Court took the matter
under advisement, being doubtful whether
it had jurisdiction of the child, which is
now at the residence of Mr. Mobiles sister,
in Ohio. \ suit for divorce has been COM
menced, however, aud, as both parties init
mate their desire and willingness to have it
tried rs soon as possible, the custody of the
child may be determined by the result of
the trial. Friends of Mrs. Noble are will
ing to pay the expense of sending to Ohio
for the child if the Court finds that it has
jurisdiction and orders the little one
brought into Court. .....A remittitur was
received in Department One of the Supe-
rior Court yesterday from the Supreme
Court, in the case of Harrison Prindle VS..
r. S. Carey, tried over a year ago. in which
the Judgment of the lower Court is af-
firmed. The decision suStains the action of
managers of street railroads in the matter
of making change with tickets, ETC.. The
mandamus case of Z. a. Miller vs.. State
Controller Dunn was continued until July
9th.
POLICE CouRT.-In the Police Court YES
terday the cases of Emma and Henry Bar
rett, arrested for disturbing the peace, were
dismissed. 49,. Herman Glass was convicted
of the petit larceny of some clothing, and
will receive judgment this morning..
Dorsey, the inebriated traveller from San
Jose TO Colfax, who was arrested SATURDAY.
night for perSisting in using foul language
at the depot, was convicted and fined SIS,
or IS days.. Nicholas Elsing and James
Ruggles, for disturbing the peace, were
fined s. each......Mrs. Larcener's case oil
disturbing the peace went over until to-
dav The charge of disturbing the peace
pending against J. Daily was dismissed.
Jennie Anderson, arrested for exhibiting
forfeited her deposit, case of Henry
Tibbs. for malicious mischief, was dis
missed on payment of costs......The case OF
Josie Durham, alias Powers, alias Wilson
charged with grand larceny, was set fol
hearing on the James McDade was
found guilty on charge of vagrancy and
will be sentenced this morning.. -. The
case of Charles Harvey, for enlightenment
went over until the 9th.
THE finest assortment of neckwear to be
found in the city Silk scarfs, Is, 20 and d
cents; white bows, 5 cents; calico ties, IL
cents per dozen; long silk scaris, 10 cents
Red House
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Sacramento, June 22-By Rev. W. C. Merrill,
Charles II. Lewis, of San Francisco, to Helen
B, Lewis, OF Adrian, Michigan.
Yreka, June 16-Chas NJ King to Jennie
Wheatly.
Little Shasta, Siskiyou county, June III. L.
McIrwin to Emma Clark.
'Ireka, June lS-Doming3s Pereri to Mary vi
ezra.
Sonora June l8-silas Kyle to Agnes Gerlach.
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RGRN.

Plymouth Amador county June 9-Wife of Juan
BaStian, a son.
Marysville. June 2O--Wife OFFS, Lewek, a daugh-
ter.
Near Colusa, June 14-Wife of Howard Ford
daughter.
Independence, Inyo county, June 16-Wife of J.
]. Moore, a daughter
Weaverville, June 17-Wife of John Langor,
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DIED..

Sacramento June 20-Amanda NJ F. Harris, a
native of MachiaS, Me-, A years . months
and q days. Funeral notice hereafter
of Joseph Fernbach , months and II days.
Sonora, June % John Peterson, 50 years.
Columbia, June 25-Frederick Morgan, s months.
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rhe First CarIead shinments.

EDS. REcoRD-UNIoN Please correct my
statement made last week in letter from
here in which stated that the carload of
fruit shipped from here on the 18th inst.
was the first full carload ever shipped from
here. was in error upon this point, w.
J. Wilson & Son were the pioneers in this
line, having skipped carload two years
ago. D
Newcastle. June %, 1885.
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A BONANZA for fat men-white shirts, ex-
ira sizes. II, III and Is tStar brandt worth
81, for 95 cents. Red House.
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Newcastle, June y, 1855.

FoR big men, twenty dozen white shirts
(Star brandy, extra sizes, II, ia and Is, 30
cents Red House
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lady CLARE PELISSES.

and country, wish call attention to our Lady
Clare Pelisses," These attractive garments make
serviceabe travelling wraps, and will prove handy
for wear on many occasions at various watering
places. When Summer is gone they will do for
during early Fall. These Pelisses are made
of fine, soft French twled goods in dozen or
more light and dark coors They are full length
with pufed backs and plated fronts Some are
finished with silk cord and tasses at waist, while
others have ribbon belts Price. $12 50. We
carry full assortment of these goods, but if
cannot fit customers in the particular shade they
DESIRE take special orders without extra charge
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STRAW hats, beaver hats, wool hats. Go
10 the Red House for every kind and style
of hat made.
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THE aching back, the sallew skin, the
hollow eye, give way speedily before Hunts
Remedy.
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We can be depended for correct and reliable
styles in Mems Neckwear There have been few new
fashions introduced this season. but have the cream
of all there It's small advantage have such
wide variety of patterns choose from shown
here.
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THE star brand white shirt, sizes, Is, Isl
and 10, for IS cents. Red House
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STATE AND COUNTY
TAXES

On Personal Property not secured by
real estate, are now due and payable
at the Office of the County Assessor,
corner I and Seventh streets. Sacra-
mento. Collection will be enforced
from and after MONDAY, JUNE 22d,
in accordance with Sections 1920 and
1921 of Political Code.
Rg~ POLL TAX.S Three Dollars
on and after MONDAY, JULY 9th.
J. T. GRIFFITTS. Assessor.
ie22-l2t
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Dividend Notice
San FRANCISCO SAYINGS UNION,
$50 California Street, corner Webb.

Il 1885, dividend has been declared at the
rate of four and one half 40 per cent. per
annum on Term Deposits, and three and tnree-
tourths (S34l per cent. per annum on Ordinary
Deposits, free from taxes, payable on and alter
LIST JULY, 1885.
ie20-owSw2t LOWELL WHITE, Cashier
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BUSINESS Advertisements.

Sonoma Valley Railroad consolidation.
For sale-TwO-horse power engine.
Found-Gold bracelet.
VIM. Bemos and wife, artists.
Zeta straw works.
Lost-Belt, spanner and handkerchief
Hale Bros. Il Co.-Nalues are given.
L. L. Lewis & Co.-Immense success.
Weinstock & Lubin-Summer fabrics.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-Barry and Fay.
Occidental Encampment, No. Il, tonight
Nardi Gras Association, this evening.
Lily of the Valley this evening.
A. o. U. W.-Grand officers visit tonight
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Hale Bros Great Special Sale of Me-
York and Eastern Bought Drives.

Hale BIOS. Great special sale oil New
York and Eastern Bought Drives.
Gray beige dress goods, 0 cents yard
Dress Goods Counter
Ladies silk lace mits, colOrs and black,
% cents pair. Fancy Goods Counter.
Black gros grain silk, 81 40 yard. Silk
Counter.
Satins, all colors, 80 cents a yard
Ask for our lawns
Lace curtain net, bound edge, at 80 cents
yard.
Ladies linen collars, figured, at 10 cents
each.
Ginghams, 5 cents a yard.
All-silk satin ribbon, No. I, at cents a
yard.
Metal dress buttons, . cents dozen
Cloth-top shoes, low-cut, for men, 95
cents pair
Ladies grain shoes, at 81 05 pair
Ladies one-strap sandal slippers. worth
81 so, selling at 81 90 pair.
Ladies fancy cotton hose, at IL cents a
pair.
Ladies Newport buckle ties, at 80 cents a
pair.
Largest assortment, lowest prices. Hale
Bros. d Co.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Barry and Fay,
Irish comedians, supported by their own
comedy company, will appear at the Metro
politan next Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Friday and Saturday they will present the
pleasing comedy of " Irish Aristocracy,'
and on Sunday evening Dynamite" Next
week the Juvenile Pinafore Company will
be the attraction
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FEMALE
Chronic Diseases a Speciality!

IF YOU ARE SUFFERING WITH HEM
L ORkHOIDS or PILES, We can cure you
without using the Knife, Ligature, Ecra-
sure, Hot Iron, or the cruel Carbolic treat
ment; without taking medicine or deten-
ton from business. No an@sthetics used
Over $4,000 operations for PILES, and not one
l...,tl
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ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday Thomas Boyle, by officer
Ash, for disturbing the peace; Frank
Perry by officer Arlington, for mis-
demeanor; B. Hilbert and Martin Hilbert,
by officer Farrell, for disturbing the peace
julius Danoith, by officer Farrell for an
assault to murder; B. n Bugbey, by
officer Farrell, for disturbing the peace;
A. w. Demarsh. by officers Kent and
Rider for disturbing the peace.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALRI

81 ,15o-40Xl60, south side G street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
l,oOO-S0xl60. northwest corner Eleventh
and ID streets
l,S00-S0xl60, south side \ street, between
Eighteenth aud Nineteenth
1,J5o-S0N16p, north side q street. between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
S00-S0Xl60, south side n street between
Twentieth and Twenty FIST Cheap.
1,20o-S0Sle0, south side o street between
Nineteenth aud Twentieth, Reduced
from 81 go.
l,00O-SpXlG0, south side L street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth.
2,000-S0Xl60, with two small houses south
east corner Nineteenth and ST., Us
1,O0o-i0Xl60. south side X street betty On
Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
SoO-40Xs0 northwest corner Ninth ana
streets.
S5O-SnXl60, northeast corner Twenty
and l. streets.
i,900-l60XlG0, northeast corner Twentieth
and streets.
3,0OO-320xl60 thalf block, north side n
street between Twenty-frst and Twen-
ty-Second.
2,i0O-A full block between + and L. Thir-
tieth and Thirty-frst streets, or will
sell in lols of S0xl60
We also have Business and Dwelling Property
for sale that win return big interest on the
T..~a
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FIFTH AVENUE SALOON,
1918 FIFTH STREET, BET. AND X.

riNHE SHARPEST, COOLEST AND MOST
L Delicious Beer always on draught at . cents
glass. Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars in
stock EDWARD DlkTkkLE Proprietor
ieI7-IDtf
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EXECUTIVE APPoINTMENTs.--Go Governor
Stoneman yesterday made the following APP
pointments: VIM. Carson, H. Kingston
and Peter Belcher as pilots for Humboldt
Bay and bar. John Dorcy, Supervisor for
District No. l in Alpine county. Alexan-
der Moore, Supervisor for District No. 8 in
San Mateo county. Melissa L. Chase, a
member of the State Board of Silk Culture,
vice Clara E. Worth, resigned E. W.
Steele Director of Agricultural District No.
7. J. C. Newton, Director of Agricultural
District No. 6. G. A. Pitkin, Director for
Agricultural District No. 5. H. G. Kess-
ling, Director for Agricultural District No s.
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CANSCME STREET, san FRANCISCO, CAL.
y This hotel is in the very center of the busi-
ness portion Of the city. The travelling pubic
Will md this to be the Nest cGnfofta bic and re-
spectacle Hotel in the city. Board and room,
81, 81 % and 81 30 per day. Hot and Cold Baths
Free. Free Coach to and from the Hotel.
ap1S CEAS- MONTGOMERY Il kiSO.. PrOpS.
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Board of Trustees.

The City Board of Trustees met in regu-
lar session at 10 \. N. yesterday, Mayor
Brown presiding.
Mark Foster, Chief Engineer of the Water
Works, reported as follows for the week
ending Sunday, June Dist. Running time
of the machinery, 154 hours The tank
pressure was on II hours. Pumped by the
Holly pumps, 10,471 800; Stevens pump,
Is, l54 600; total, 28,625, 800 gallons. There
were four fire alarms, as follows Monday
1916 a. NJ; Wednesday, 4:20 A. NJ Thurs
day, $40 \. NJ; Saturday, $50 P N.
Theresignation of J Jesse Waddle rs Pound
master was accepted, and it appearing that
no one in the city desired the position, no
successor was elected. His report for the
month of June showed the impounding of
- head of cows and horses. The cows
were all redeemed, as was also one horse.
The other was sold to J. Aukner, Seventh
street, between II and /, for s. 75. The
expense Of the sale was so o., showing a
loss of 81 %.
A resolution of intention of grading NJ
street from Front to Tenth was passed
1t was ordered that 800 copies of the
plumbing ordinance be printed.
After auditing number of bills and or
dering them paid, the Board adjourned.
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THE finest assortment of neckwear to be
found in the city. Silk scarfs, Is, 20 and 25
cents; white bows, 5 cents; calico ties, 10
cents per dozen; long silk scaris, 10 cents.
Red House
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1.-THE OFFICE"

zoos Fourth street....................sac ramento
Next California State Bank
THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, PAINTED
L New Decorations, Carpets, etc The finest
appointed Saloon i'll The city. Cool Fancy Sum-
mer Drinks speciality. Everything Strictly
first class. Ga M6LE &-H0GAN, Pmprietors.
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7 pFCHHAM NJ n
Trial.

Office, Odd Fellows Temple, corner of
Ninth and y streets, Rooms i and 3.
Sacramento, Cal. iel3-1m3p
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WESTERN HOTEL,
NGS. 2O9 TO 2ta X STREET,

fI1HREE BLOCKS FROM RA1LROAD DEPOT.
4 Leading Business ana Family Hotel of Sac
ramento, Cal. The most convenient 10 Post.
othce, Express and Land Offices, all Courts and
Places of Amusement. Meals, 25 cents. First
class III all its appointments. Free coach tOsnd
from the Hotel. WI. LAND, Proprietor.
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SALOONS, ETC.
GRAND OPENING

Delta Saloon and Billiard Rooms,
Southeast Corner Sixth and 1 streets,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 20rH.
" Fine LUNCH and Refreshments will be
served. The proprietor, FRED FRICKE form
erly of the PALlSADE invites his old friends
ana the pubic to call jel9lp1m
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-02-21
How to Get Out of 1t.

The smart man cam always wiggle
out of dilemma. A gentleman wanted
to get cigar from Gilhooly, who
wanted to smoke it himself.
Didn't hear you say the other day
that YOU always keep a spare cigar
about you for your friends" said the
friend.
81 have made some such remark in
one of my reckless moods"
Il am one of your friends, amt IPn
Certainly"
"Well, then hand me out that spare
cigar you keep about you for your
friends"
1T is astonishing now obtuse some
people are. Let us reason together
about this thing. If give you the
cigar how can l keep it about me, for
you VIII walk off with it. l expect the
best way to prevent hard feelings is for
me to smoke the cigar myself. Have
you got match?"-TeraS SiftingS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-02-21

which were three golden statues, repre-
senting the Trlnity-Buddha, Dharma
and Sanga. Before the altar were priests
paying homage to the Deity.
TABLEAU XIII
represented Gin Hoang and his eight
brothers seated in misty chariot drawn
by birds. He was the first Emperor of
China, and the reign of his progeny ex-
tended over space of nearly $4,000
years.
TABLEAU XIV.
The Chinese Hymen is Nin-Va, and she
was. presented as having the body of a
repcIle and the head of bull.
TABLEAU XIV
was n beautiful representation of the
Buddhist paradise in which are all the
things calculated to add totthe perpetual
enjoyment of an Oriental. " E1I
TABLEAU xvI.lAkAtkAA
The hell of the Chinese is a curious
conglomeration Of flame and Ice in differ
ent sections, to which the wicked are
consigned, according as they are warm OF
cold-blooded. This was the last scene,
and the krewe disbanded at the
French Opera-house, and prepared for
the grand ball, to which 5000 invitations
were issued. The ball, with that OF
Comus and Momus, are the grandest OF
the year. ''"
The feet of Rex reached the city yes.
terday, and will give a grand pageant to-
day, followed by Momus at night. &iFi
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-02-21
END OF A BLOODY CAREER.
Joe Brannon, Noted Texas Desperate
Shot in q Fight With Officers

Joe Brannon, Noted Texas Desperate,
Shot In Fight With Officers.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, February l6.-For
many years Dick and Joe Brannon have
been terrors in Western Texas. Their
crimes have been many and bloody. They
belong to a large and desperate gang of
outlaws. Joe was killed Saturday in
Hickory County, Mo-, while resisting ar
rest by United States officers. Their last
depreciation was in December last, when
Post-oflce and store in Barnett County
were robbed. 4
Deputy Marshal Bayliss, of Austin got
clue TO the whereabouts of the Brannon
brothers by means of letters directed to
them. Last Sunday Baylis's accompanied
by Deputy Marshal MCGEE, left this city
for Hickory County. They proceeded to
Buffalo, Mo-, where they were reinforced
by Sheriff Burns and an attorney named
Roberts. They went on to Pittsburgh,
where the Brannons lived, being there re.
lnforced by four other men. They rode
to within one mile of the house, secreting
themselves behind log stable.
About daylight the next morning the
young brother of the desperadoes came
out OF the stable. He was captured and
put under the care of Burns. After wait.
ing some time Joe Brannon came to the
stable, and just as he turned the corner
Notice demanded his surrender. MCGEE
fired Immediately, as also did Brannon
the two shots being almost Simultaneous
Brannon then ran around the corner Of
the stable, pursued by the posse, while
Bayliss ran around the other side anC
headed him off. The firing then became
general. Brannon fell, exclaiming:
"Boys, surrender.ns ...
The wounded man soon expired, having
received thirteen wounds between the
belt and the knees.