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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27
Notice Of Application to Par
chase Timber Land.

bNrTnp 6rAEm pnsTM1cT LsnD oyrs1M.
OLYMPIA, wAzxnEaI0is TxMnxzsnF.
NOTICE - HEREBY 0fS1KH THAT. IN
~ oomflsancs VIA TIE purv1s1ons 81 Fha
Ast q oongres spprossd ynns !. is7s, end
Ned ~An Al fos ths sale 81 firabsx LGndl N
rs STATES Of CAiifornia. Ornesn, nsxx4a -
WsnhlnEt04 Twrriiugy.- Sokln FrLEKR. n
sk4gh egasty, wssAingtaa rcrfiarx, has as
asf hled n thu efaee his appliukl1z - p1E.
ehsss ths \ - ~ i. M 4 n az 4 ~
81 4 ~ NJ Z ~ session N's Il. Il sewr-
ship No. . north. rzaas Ne 9 asss a khs No.
Aalsats Mera1lMn.
Proea 70 sappsrt a nsid appi6sfios WIN b
rnsds esfors ne Cen % tks pistrfet Csnra.
a. snoaomtsA eity. enaAanish esunfx, y. n.
1ais !. ls1h. = o'eioek p. N.
Any and AL psrsons elsiminG sdvnssely kls
saad as.@rfbed ikDd. o. aszy plFsion fhNfssf.
so hsrsey Fsquirsd 10 ais thslr cisams - lhis
ef1es Sithisl siSty lsol days ffs.n 1aks ksssf.
DIVA unslsF NJ hand. a ny c1ncs. n OlyIR-
pa. v. r. tAis iazh Dag q APRIL A b. lN
SoUA Z. 0OWKx.
ep12le& 6aGfsssr ef Eha lssnd 0MeM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27
SHERIFFS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT HOf.D.
Il tng terms ~ Seattle.
No t2ao-yohn Q. BrnatiQin. pAainfiR.
Va. Charles Fenpeke. defeadsrnf.
Under and by virtns % an order of saIe.
issued out Of the above rsnie1 CourL n
the above entitled action. dated tie sth
dag % May. ls4a and 20 me direessd
and delivered. ! have duly lsvied upen
tAe property described In isaiA oraer Al
sale and ~ foilewA 70 viii:
Lots one ~ and tive IN. hInek tna fio,.
In bden addition 70 the city 81 eezffla.
Notice b therefore hereby sivsn thai On
Saturday. shs ssh nay 81 suns. sass.
At the hour Of n oielock In ta.s for..oo.
q aaid day. In ffonf a. the Coarf Hoe
9oor, In tbs CITY Of Seattle. King Coanfy.
WAshingt0n Territory. viii. To obo1i.
enee % said order Of sale. sail the above
descri bed property AZ puhiie snexlon 10
the highest bidder for eaah.
- J sfsd ~ Seattle. the ssh day q Mag
uiy7 J. n. Mo0RAW. ehsraG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

70 anothaf wheat inseca. The snto1,al.
2ehH las osen II eo0munieatioa vi.s
rnoteseofs Hil2ard, DE1nneis and otksF
scisntlsxa 10 CAlifornis. and todav p
ceIVso specimen insect, wplrc De- uro-
assumes genuine Hsssian e.. and
inert y no longer donbs that the iue~cs
1~A- '1soe ne way to the Paeifis slope.
eies@arzariae RanIahea.
farLApKIPHIA, May ai.-Ths action
o. governor Patti son in signing the bill
prohibiting The Manufacture and sale IN
tnis 'slty OF oisomz9ARine has created
InoienaAtion aDeag wholesale provisiou
dealers OF this city, who have bean er-
sshs'Fsiy engaged n importing aud ssiI-
ii1R the prodnct on commission. Inc
oth makes u punish able ofense for
Any one to have IN their posasssior the
article To s0y shape after July LIST merit.
Sereme PARK.
NEW YoEK. May She ADsre.n
S0ckey Cleo opened ia sorin0 UoSstSr~,
to-day. be weather Has beautiful ara
tne attendance large The track vas
Three quarters Of a u,iie--AH aO.s
Little Mineh won, MOuaae seeoud. Han'
naoniss third time. 1.l75s.
MIle-- Ihfee year elds and upwards
rampt9ero won, MARYLAND second.
hiohmend third time, Lax.
- Mile and q quaEtsr-Hevslsr won.
nsnalya second, ComARche third time,
MIIe--Three year ODDS Tyran, won
Hichmond second. Tecamssh third
time, L451f.
Mile ana a half-Three year oIds and
upwards Abba won, Wave a slight 60
ond, Colonel Watson third time. ~.
Handicap steeple chase over the full
oo0rse-Abraham won, Miss MouIsay
second, Rose third F; time, 4.24I6.
Happy Cabans.
NET WET, May B.-The Cubaus
here are parsding the streets with bands
OF music Ia consequence Of the reported
landing at Santiago de Cuba Of an ex
psdition numbering 200 men under Va
1pia and Aaceo, which, IL is stated. has
since been reinforced by 1000 men from
That district. A state of siege has been
decreed, and the Captain General Of
Cuba has gone with troops to that pro-
vince.
The Fruit Crop.
kIsGsTos, N. Y. May a6.-Reports
from Es.riy every leading fruit grower
In the Hudson River valley show that
with the exception Of peashes the yield
OF fruits will be one of the largest aud
best Ia many years. The peach crop is
reported a. being nearly total failure;
out the yield of grapes, it is said, will
be enormous. Indications are that
the yield of raspberries, straw ferries
and currants will be up to the average,
and the crop of apples, pears, pluuas,
ounces and aprieoss viii be equal to
that Of previous years.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27
OEvxrAxn Ohio.


To assure the esrfsct diesssiaIa an4
Ae4imilasloa Of feed. and % cure elsronio
Dyspepsks. lnaiesstsun. Riafalsncy. S0ur
SsosaARh ySick Headache. sfcs, uss DekzA-
vsn's Dyspep<ia Cars. IL nsssr fails 10
sffses q ease.And i supertsr 70 al medi
etnes ~a~red - the puolic sof thess troa-
hasA Sample eesairs free ~ A. r.
HEswAkxs Drug Sasre.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

Dr. Fraxier,s Threat aaA Lung
RAlsAm
Is the greatest remedy IN the world for
Coughs, Colds. Sore Threat, Influenza.
Quincy, LAryngisis, Group, Hoarscness.
Bronchitis. Asthma. CztaFrh and Whoop
ing Oos1h. and ali Diseases Of the throat
and lungs ID performs wonders IN re-
lievinG Consumption. II strengthens
the lungs snd Instantly allays all trrita
ton % the throat.
CdKyKLaxn. Ohio.
Dr.. Frazisr-Dear Sur: was troa-
hled for about three months daring the
last summsr and fail with bronchitis
and bed cough. After trying several
remedies without finding any reiisf.
used your Throat aud Lung BAlsam, AID
found Immediate reiief. On retiring &C
night it gave ma andistuFhed resf, and
after using the medicine three weeks
found nyseif cured. RKr. Z Nrrx.
DR.. FrazieS's Threat and Lang Bal
sam aIlAys all irrisztion of The thr0ss,
penstrates and heAls the lsn1s and a.
sists nature bs expsesonstion 70 thr0w
eli The corruption SolA By druggists
sveryvhere ~ % cents bostle. PrAzier
Medicine Co. proprletors, Cleveland. %.
Sold ey A. b. Stewart. Seattie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27
FOR SALE OR RENT

THE LARGE STEAM saw MILL AT
cisy frum q % 1oos10 fssf psr dsT 49,.
raa1y sitaeted fer shipptnf. sn1 Il ~
esnter ~ . RroWtnZ city. For pkxSkonr
lAD inquirs % X kLigkfpf3K % khs
premises o. KRAETun RAETf1ETT. IN
hsFss street. ssn frka<asn,. sBekdNtm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Il tarms st sasttls.
NO, No: tses-weaisr. Bros. %. plsinflfs "
under and - virtue Of an sxseutlaa is.nsa
01t the ab ~ named cont IN Ia 1910
entitled setian. dated the lss day a. Ma
lsss. aad 10 ne airrvtsd and delivered. I ha,'s
day lowed aPon the following eisscr1bsd -
property. Wit
Lots six s6l seyes ~. eight 40. nins %,
and Too tt01. 10 D. Oh aity.one sil. az Yas.
her, second supplemental sdiitis,s 70 ~ eify
tory.
sOsios 10 therefore hsrssy siua sAss On
sasaraas. sAe ssh say Of sune. asss,
A. the hour Of o'clock D. m. Of ala "A, 4.
trent Of The oouEt Hoaas door, n the OH, III
seatile. king c0anty. asofs.ald, Win nsii a
ths rifhi. title ADD inssresa of aid Asfsndsn,a
Or stshsr q than, IN ana 70 said rcai prul.
cry ., public suction 70 the hlxhnst hia6sr
fer csah.
Dslsa ct sssitis. the en- DAY of M.x issx.
N.Y. j. u. ncGHAW, sns<iG.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27
JOHN II. AVER Manager.
Voice Culture

Mr. g. q. YOUNG WILL GIVE M
His mesh e1 b that adopted b. the most
accomplished professors In tbs Easl-
Terms. 4iogie losaeng SIS u claAa ~
four, SC. each pupil-1ns hour. Chf1ren
Of The schoal8 In Glasses a. tweivs. &c
each
WAxrED-Kig bnys, betvs.n ths
ing . sang IN cAoar in oonziderssian q
grAtuitsus tnstrueEion n reading muse
Hoara , % Y O. ~. iD % 8 and 10 70
Rocm II. Yesterday sansisx, 10 In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

Architects and builders unite in saying
our Nos. and . for bed room and ONCE
- the window.
Our ventilator lin any sizel, when
placed through q wall q window saah, OF
q wooden bar under sash. edmits a con
slant supply Of fresh air under perfcct
control. without draaghss; any desired
temperature can be maintained in any
apartment Nc once or sleeping room
should be without II a. Il stops oarrlarR.
excludes rain and dust and keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without rails
tng the windova Being heavily plated
In nickel II q very ornamental when in
place. The handles serve TO regulate
ventllator. also 70 raise and lower the
window.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

WHIskE1's DoINos-Mrs. DIR. No
6uire, q good looking. well educated
woman. with babe four weeks old,
swore out q warrant Monday evening
against her husband, DIR. j. s. Ne
Guire, whom she alleged had threat
ened to kill her. The doctor, 10 ap-
pears. has been drinking heavily for
several months past. and seemed 70 get
worse rather than better. He was
taken in charge by the Deputy Sheriff,
who did not pat him in Jail. but looked
aft-r him during the night. Yesterday
be appeared in Justice Lyons Csurt
for a bearing, and vas held in $i5O
bonds % keep the peace. Last even.
ing be got drunk and Ills bondsmen
gave him up. but he secured other
bondsmen. Who agreed 10 stand for hisn
a. long as be kept away fro1 saloons.
ID 10 stated that Mrs. Mcclure viii Ia
stisuts divorce proceedings against her
husband.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

Send for circular. Cal Or address cor
respondsnoe tnentioEing DArLr pcsr-
fgfKIIlaEacHsn, HaAttlA W. Tl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

Strxwherries and Toe cream VIII be
served after the hofne mission rally ~
the Baptist Church this exentnz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

HArasss varraassd - q and sesR.
af n dncsd rates. 10 BE- bad ef J. D'AEcr
a Cos, Main slress. spN lon
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

Missionary tea for 10 cents and stray
berries and cream for Is cents az the
Baptist Charch parlors tonight
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

No UNITED STATES CKNsus.- Il has
been determined TO do nothing With the
census under the United tates Law this
year. As nearly as could be learned the
amount We might get for sncb census is
$500. which is insufficient by half. No
other money was available, and il is not
certain that even this could be secured.
The census has already been taken by
the Territory, and the use bs the United
States Of the work done for the Terri
tory is impracticsble. Had the Legis-
lature provided for the census in ac-
cordance with the United States Law all
would have been well, bat as it did not,
the after Is left 10 doiibt, with chances
against the Territory. As 10 il, our Ter
ritorisl census 10 expected to show up
over 1900 inhabitants. or about twice
as many as the Territorial census Of
1850. and In itself will not be bad rep
resentstion Of our rapid Rrovth during
the past few years.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

uousx WITH FOUR RooMa IN
- =. ''-' . sa''is. soa hi sstilffezs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

"smoke Sunny sosth Cigarettes. -uyi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

: NAkalSsFrox, Mag &.-Fsof. Riley.
- saiomelngisi Of the Departnsnt %
- ssealtafN hAa been snrprtsea Cor
q - tisae 10 hear % the savAre@ Of the
3 szs.sn ~ u the wheat aslds 81 the
1913 Nhst Harstofurs il has besa
steoeed that this peei ED noa exsena
: e1d ehe weeaa beat east 81 tho
aeky aienntainas and Prol. Riley haa
e neased 10 sttfieuse he dsma9s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

General Once, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
8 and z.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

nasArsaruS. Mag &--fhs Presidans
1a.y eomnlsaionsd the following Poet
ss,sn CAassss l. Sg,r0ut, Of Rlko.
ssss5As ARCHIBALD Mcdonald, OF Bani-
- 0alstetnia A. >. Raifunr. Of Ala
California John J. saith. of
u - Calsforni4; James y. Redick.
ie.ieisee, Colorado Ienes O. Con-
y g Asfsn. Colorado A. @. saydeF,
Ooeyeniae. MYnminr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27
PACIFIC COAST.
DtsmIssing Employees.

San Francisco. May a.--It is stated
this morning that forty employees will
be dismissed from the United States
mint IN this city. The reason assigned
for the dismissals is the reduced ooin-
age. The average monthly silver coin
age 10 the past has been about k4Oo, 600.
Ihis has been reduced for toe present TO
100000.
The Weather.
SAN Francisco, May 26.-.For the
north, middle ana south Pacific, fair.
shipping Intelligence.
SAN FRAscIsCo. May 6.--ssailed-
Steamer Gao. W. Elder, foI Seattle.
PoRr townsend, May 36.-Arrived-
Bark Anreois from San Francisco,
Gillian bark Pondichery frou, Valpa-
raise, and American ship Meteor from
San Francisco.
PoRT DISCOVERY, May a6.--Arrived-
Barkentine @. L. Funk from San Fran
CISCO.
Ssilsd-Schooner Sea Foam for san
Francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27
a Remarkable Case.

fknApEf.pHtA. May &.--Gs,srRe Cald-
~ sss 90 trial In she Oyer a rerminer
Scert tsdaH for the murder OF Walter
aeeM hrown. Caldwell Is about eleven
ssan o. aass and Brown was sight. &c
sfpsAred fsesn she iestinaonJ that on
aIth l5th CAldvell. and two little
es1psnioah were passing along the
49,. when they were sat upon hy
esa and co1p9aious, who beat and
efese thsnl away. Other boys then
sA1s ~ and threatened Caldwell. who,
9 esfeed himself, picked up piece OF
eoai md threw Il amona the srosd. ID
s.saek bto'sn behind the left ear, threw
"a Into l,ouyulslons. and be died q
seor ome Afterwards. Under the cir.
aM.saeees the commonwealth aband
sssa We case. and q ysrdca Of not
why VA rendered. II vas elected
s sn WITNESSES that this little hand Of
issa rAllElng from eight 10 ten years
~ elle. eaied themselves the foRnhs. :
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

auursTos, w., May Ex-senator
ps,sunds has been summoned % testify
:. ,o;,ats 10 American Law before the
- Housa Of Lords. He will starr
= saturday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

v.uuxaTots. May 8.-Is is under
go thas the Presidents has nsoonsid-
- IL dissemination 70 give the Cal
- mission 10 California, besanse Of
- prr,snt snibsrrassments on account
q IL feeling of the people Of that
go tovards the Chinese. The friends
a CoIonsi DENLY, q prominent lawyer
4 EgannsiIlst are urxing him for the
posiiicn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27
FOREIGN
To Red IN the raa,A.s..

49, - tBE EAEtRRam.
FAAas Mag Sit 10 oEetaIlr an
n11need test Niefor HaQo viii ha
osfaeo 10 the Pa1thson- Before th,z
annoon eenent wss raade a decree hsd
oeen drafted seeniArIzinR the Psn4haor,
~ sfoef 20 permit of tie intermeus
nefein OK haro's remain. fne date Of
We IansrA EeDsins unexed, aIth01oh
We s1oSeFnuent desires to have il take
psSoS nexs Saturday N. Reue Gobes
VA oetlFss the t1nsral orataon. Five
nondfed aeo1satlons have already IN
sI11'stea teeir Inteatlo1 70 attend the
I1bersl- HE ksyci1siOnIsfs of Franc
nave detsfnEned 10 take ADVANTAGE AZ
triumph. u
The TrvssIe with the A.sr,hisS
lie attitude assumed by the Rexolo-
uo1ists since the withdrawal of ths Mi.
naFy and police opposition to the Corn-
m1nlsf Demonstration Moudsy has nro-
soked such bitter feeling among The
law and order class that the affair." il IA
peilefed. VIII low lead to an important
asoate 10 the Chamber Of DrDqties.
AaAy suppose that the result Of the AZ
Date VIII be an sttsmps % overthrov
the present Ministry.
Tue NnAhaeer OF Deputies this even
InR' after looR and stormy debate con
corning the Psre Ia ChAise riots Sanday
ano .ne GoyernDent's attitude towards
sne Communists yesterday. voted cosf.
get 9soce IN the Government by tally of
-Four thousand men. including mem
GERS OF the municipal council, today fell
loved tue comm bearing the body Of
Cosries Asouro1x, the Communist
leaoer, to the grave in Pere Ia Chaiss
Oemetery- There we're twelve orations
over tn- grave. Bsyolutionist oomps-
nIss amending the funeral displayed the
REQ lag OF the Commune IN the oemete-
~, and tnls emblem Sas greeted with
cheers of "a FtEe d CosamuE1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

srx YoRx, May 8.-ColoneI Grant
40 morsing iaid that hts father had
- ! better night than be did Oh
k.odss. shsa be slept for eight hours.
n 0snerai feels bright aud comfort
49, s.1daF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

HALIFAX. May Is The ste .mer Alert
is almost ready to depart fer Hudson
Bay. Everybody Is on board tonight,
as she will probably sail early tomor-
row. Captain Adams, the well known
Arctic pilot, who was 20 accompany the
Alert. Is not going. The reason il said
TO be q Misunderstanding between
Adams and the Hudson Bay railway
company, IN whose interest be was TO
make the expedition.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

. ntsH.saxcs. May 26.-rha Marine
acapiiAl bareSu u informed that dur
~ We tso weeks ending April teh
asrs xese lSs deaths from cholera.
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DIED.

Near Elk Grove, July 2O-Herman P, son of W.
j. aud Louisa Schulze, native of California,
5 years, months and days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral which will take
place from the residence of his parents near
Elk Grove, this morning at IL o'clock.
Sacramento July 2l-Charles Overhaul, q native
of Tennessee. 81 years. Funeral notice here
after
Elkhart county, Indiana, July 12-Cornelius De-
Young of Florin, Sacramento county native
of Holland 81 years months and % days
Woodland, July 21-Mrs. Mary Jane Clark, a
native of New Hampshire, IS years.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-22
INSTANTLY RELIEVED.

Mrs. Ann Lacour, of New Orleans, La, writes
Il have a son who has been sick for two years
he has been attended by our leading physicians
but all to no purpose. This morning he had hi:
usual spell of coughing. and was so greatly
Frustrated in consequen e, that death seemed
imminent We had in the house bottle OF 1'R
WIN. HALLS BALSAM FOR TIE LUNGS
purchased by my husband, who noticed YOU
advertisement yesterday. We administered it
and he was instantly relieved" fe24-isly&w1y
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-22

EDS. RECORD MON: The appeal pub
lshed in the RECoRD-UNIoN in behalf of
Mrs. Mooris and her boy, now lying at the
Railroad Hospital, with both legs ampu-
tated, has resulted in placing $65 % in her
hands. Mrs. Morris desires me to express
her most sincere and heartfelt thanks to
the RECORD-U MON and to ali who have so
kindly helped the widow and the father
less in the hour of their affection" Yours
respectfully, a. J. FROST.
The contributors to the fund were as fol
lows f., 81 NJ. E. e., % cents friend,
s.; L. J., 81 cash, 81; cash, 81; L., 81; S,
9 so; NJ. G., ST. friend, 81; cash, 81; cash, 80
cents; S, 80 cents; Mrs. d. Dutch Flat, 81;
S. b, 80 cents; B., s.; cash, 50 cents; NJ, 81;
cash, 81 30; cash, 81; Mrs. H, 81; friend,
81 80; c. S, 81; Mrs. NJ, $40; cash, 81; Nee,
s.; G. H.. 81; b. f., 81; T. P. 80 cents; W.
Il. (Oroville) 81 30. Total, S63 %.
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DIED OF HEART DIsEAsE.-On Monday
afternoon the dead body of man was
found near the river bank, on the Yolo
side, lust below The town OF Washington.
Justice SCuliy was notified and held an in
quest. at which it was developed that the
name of the deceased was John McKune
that he had come down the river from ia
cinto on the preceding day, and had conf
planned to a companion named kendig OF
being i'll with chills and fever. Kendig
stated that, while i'll apparent good health,
Mckunc sat down under a tree and soon
fell over dead. DIR. Briggs held an autopsy
on the body, and found that death resulted
from heart disease.
TIE DAMAGE SUIT.-Y esterday the case
of James L. CARAT against the Central Pa
ciic Railroad Company, in which he claims
$4,000 damages for malpractice while be-
ing treated at the Railroad Hospital for d
broken arm, came on for trial in Depart
ment Two of the Superior Court. The
plaintiff is represented by A. l.. Hart, and
the defendants by S. C. benson and c. T
Jones. The jury is composed of the follow
ing-named citizens F.. G. Ebert, John
McDermOtt, James Council, ]. Heintz, n
w. Robbins, Richmond Davis, T. Dunlap
t. C. May, J. P. Cola, Jos. Bories, VIM
Prader P. Brannigan.
INcoRPoRArToIs.-Art Of incorpora.
ton were yesterday filed in the Secretary o
States Office as follows Calico Mining and
Reduction Company, to operate in Sar
Bernardino county. Directors-John kre
mer Henry J. Dorchiani, A. II. Koelig
Gustave Thede. J. w jameson. Capita
stock, $4,000, divided into 100 shares.
Also, of the San Diego Building and Loar
! Association, to operate in San Diego Di
rectors-B. Howard s. Levi, NJ d. Hamil
ton, A Overbaugh, NJ. Sherman. G. w
Marston, j. II. Snyder, A. Blockman. +
W Morse. Capital stock, $500, 900, divided
| into 800 shares.
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BORN.

Winters, July 10 Wife of E. C. Rust, daugh-
Ter.
Msrysville. July 19-wife OF Joseph Heyl, a
daughter.
Near You Bet, Nevada county. July 15-Wife of
VIM Cooke, twins-sons.