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Passengers Passing Carlin.

CARLIS, August 19th.-The following pas
sengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow: Mrs. A. Z. Mere
dith, Cuba, Ind; E. A. Ford and wife, ST.
Louis Mrs. II. NJ. Kaufman, San Francisco !;
J. II. Haar, New York; w. w. johnson,
Massachusetts Miss Louise Pomeroy, New
York; Mrs. E. Green, Miss L. Green, Oak
land; L. d. Mulford, H. J. Mulford, Mrs
S. S. Mulford, New York +. ID. Perkins,
Grass Valley. CAL; o. J. Brown, J. B. Bo-
ding, J.. II. Reed, j. Farmer, U. S. A !;
DIR. Grady, Maine; w. V. Wood, Arizona |;
HI. White, Salt Lake; T. NJ. Black, Jersey
City, N. j.; c. Fl. Lawton and wife, Busheon,
o.; A. Forges, Jr., Cincinnati; Mrs. E. A.
Lewis and two children, San Francisco !;
Mrs N. Smith and child, Brooklyn. n. Y;
j. G. Wagner, Oakland Albert Hayman,
Australia David Gray, Melbourne 81
emigrants, including 40 males, to arrive in
Sacramento August 2lst.
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OREGON.
Fire-HOwing Race Weather-Railroad
Material-M. +. Conference-IndeGni
Y0sfpOnepeu1

Fire-HOwing Race Weaiher-Raiiroad
Material-M. f. Conference Indefinite
POsfpOnement.
PORTLAND. August 19th.-A large barn
belonging to Louis Byrne, of Salem, took
fire last night and was partially destroyed
One valuable horse persisted in the flames and
another was badly burned. Loss, 81, 500 {;
no insurance.
A rowing race will come off on Saturday
afternoon in front of the city for an elegant
silver cup. Two crews have already entered
for the race, and an exciting contest is anti
cipated.
The weather is dreadfully sultry.
The American ship Valiant, with over 9, 600
tons of railroad material for the North Pa
cifc Railroad, arrived to-day at Kalama,
where the cargo will be discharged. The
ship Oasis. bringing full cargo of iron for the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company,
has also arrived.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference for
Oregon convenes to-day at Eugene City.
Bishop Wiley presides.
The printers picnic, which was to have
come off on the 21st at Fort Vancouver, has
been indefinitely postponed.
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sheepherder Killed by His EMPLOYER.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Advices from Alaska-IndIan Trouble
Miscellaneous Items.

Advices from Alaska-Indlan Troubles
Miscellaneous Items.
PoKr TOWNSEND, August 10Th. = The
steamship California arrived here last even.
ing. When she~arrived at Sitka she found
the Northwestern Trading Company 'ssteamer
Favorite at anchor.
A report had reached Commander Boards
lee, of the jamestown, that large number
Of canoes, manned By Indians from British
Columbia, were on the sea otter grounds in
Cress Sound engaged in killing these
animals with firearms, and that the
Alaska Indians were becoming very
much excited in consequence, and were
threatening to kill the British Columbia Indi-
ans. Commander Beardslee referred the mat
ter to Major w. Governeur Morris, Special
Agent of the, Treasury Department, who,
with his wife, is on board the jamestown.
the guests of Commander Beardslee and wife.
Major Morris considered is better to proceed
imme lately to the locality named, and for
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Died OF HIS Iniuries

lone, August 19th.-August Feine, of the
lone FIGURING Mill, who was injured yester-
day by being caught in the machinery of the
mill, died this afternoon of internal hem
orrhage occasioned by severe bruises in the
breast His limb was am putated this fore
noon, and he was doing well, so far as the
limb was concerned He leaves wife and
two children, one boy about 16 and small
babe. The town is thrown into feeling of
depression over this sad accident.
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NEVADA.
The Eureka suHerers-No Outside Aid


The Eureka sunerers-No Outside Aid
Required.
EUREKA. August 18th The relief commit
tee, at its session to day, determined to ask
NO outside aid for the sufferers by the late
fire. A few thousand dollars have been raised
here, and this is deemed sufficient to relieve
all absolute cases of want. Investigation
shows that there are fewer ia miles homeless
than there was at the great fire of last year.
Everybody is housed and being cared for, and
we will try to pull through without help.
There is no scarcity of bedding and provisions
in town. The committee will distribute
money where needed instead of supplies. ,saR
RENO, August 19sh.-A meeting is called
for tonight to aid the Eureka sufferers.
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A FINE GRAIN AND STOCK
RANCH FOR SALE,

AT A BARGAIN-sITUATED FOUR. ~
"A teen miles west Of the town of Willows wv
in the county Of Cousa, at the terminus of the >@
railroad Nine Hundred Acres Of Fine Grain Land,
and $50 Acres OF Grazing and Timber Land. Two
Small Frame Dwellings; two Good Barns ; good
Well OF Water at each house plenty of good running
water for stock. Terms cheap for cash. Title per
feet. For further particulars, apply to JOHN
PATTON. Willows or at the ranch Of NAT. S.
CLARK 4 BROS aulp lp1m
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WorkIngmens Meelinz-NamInations.

STOCKTON. August 19th.-The Working.
in nomination w. F. Allender for Assemble
man, N. B. jerks for Recorder, and +.
Kiuion for Supervisor. These were the only
nominations made, it being understood that
If the Democracy indorse the above three
names for their county ticket the Working.
men will vote the whole Democratic county
ticket.
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Dea1h.

SHASTA, August 19th.-Oscar Schroter, the
Oldest son of G. G. Schroter, one of our Oldest
citizens and business men, died at Shasta last
evening, and will be buried tomorrow morn
ing under the auspices of the Order of Cham
pions of Honor, of which he was prominent
member,
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Arrival OF Russian Nihilist Prisoners at
the Mouth Of Am0or River.

PORT TOWNSEND, August 10th. = The
schooner Frithiof, Captain Matten, arrived
here to-day from the Amoor river. She re-
ports the arrival at Nicolofsky of the Danish
steamer Asia, from Odessa. with a cargo of
Russian -four also that three Russian war
vessels had arrived there, one of which had
700 Nihilist prisoners for confinement on
Saghalien Island, near the mouth of the
Amoor. The Danish steamer and one of the
war vessels made the passage via the Suez
canal
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on Suspicion.

CARSON, August 19th.-Henry Evans (col-
ored) shot and killed j. Webb, charcoal
burner, at Pine Nut yesterday.
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Run Down by an Engine.

DIXON, August 10Th. = Mr.. Weaver, a
farmer living east of Fremont, while attempt
ing to cross the railroad at that place this
morning, was run down by a passing engine.
His two horses were killed and himself badly
injured. 1t is reported that he will die.
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CARSON, August 19th.-A man giving his
name as Reed was arrested here yesterday,
supposed to be Morrow, who recently escaped
from officers in California.
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soLANo COUNTY FsRMsR INJURED BY AN ENGINE
Fatal Result Of the Accident at lone.
Amador County.
CALIFORNIA.
From ChIun and Janan.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 18th. = The
steamer Oceanic arrived tonight from Hong.
kong via Yokohama, bringing dates from the
former to July oath, and from the latter to
August 4th.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements OF Eve lines In this department are
Inserted for Is cents for time three times for so
cents or 70 cents per week.
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Young man, be careful what yor do or
say. Keep your record clean. You my
get chance to run for President some
day.
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WHITE SHIRTS

Troy
quantities. prices paid
purchasing;
neither
they
be O. our Of
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Rough Passage Dropped Dead-Chiid
Drowned.


PORTLAND August 19th.-The steamer
Oregon, which arrived here to-day, expe-
rienced very heavy stress of weather on the
passage up. For thirty-six hours the steamer
experienced terrible gale, and was unable to
make any headway. During the time many
heavy seas were shipped, which swept the
decks and flooded the staterooms. The
steamer escaped without damage.
Frederick Brigerhough dropped dead yes
terday near Independence, Polk county, of
heart disease.
A little girl named Stella Hosford, whose
parents reside near Salem, fell into a tub of
water yesterday while her mother was out of
the room, and was drowned.
sheepherder Killed by His Employer.
THE DALLEs, August 19th-On Sunday
morning last, on Trout creek, in this county,
Garrett Maupin had some words with his
herder, whereupon the latter came at him
with knife, and in self-defense Maupin
dubbed him over the head, fracturing the
skull, from the effects of which he died. This
is Maupin's version. No one else was present.
Upon repairing to the place the knife could
not be found.
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zone Price, and Cash Basis -

And the Btec "DoWN WITH HIGH PRICES and
time but MIGHTY Having
gained people, temptation raising
yet old But to-day Icabod
GLORY FROM They
They still bats catch the remarked
yesterday
purchase
degenered quickly, and lifted "THE CRITERION
in
ndaI
Pacific odashioned
practising
grows daiy-it healthy
institution of the
n track-keeping with people
WE HAVE IITTIE tn nQEkn
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF five lines In this department
inserted for Is cents for time three times for so
oents or 70 cents per week.
UTAHTED-A MIDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES
w situation Nurse or Housekeeper; would
do Chamberwork in hotel. Good references if re-
quired. Address ' A. B., this Office. au1S-3t'
NTANTED-A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
w Housework and Cooking, in a private
family. Address "a. B. c." this office. au1+6t
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
UTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
Ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help
Free of Charge to employers. HOUSTON & CO..
one door south Of Fourth and K Streets Sacra-
mento CITY. aul3-1ptf
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nENTIST-No 317 J street, between HzRN
IL Third and Fourth. Artificial Teeth eYS9fS
inserted all bases Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction OF Teeth
fjy24-tfl
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!" The Men that Have Turned
the World Upside Down,
Have Come Hither Also =

S A
HALE BROS, and with little
prenions leped into prominence The simple
FT people about trading with those when they
lad opposition bled themo numerically.
sprang preaching their
escucheon bearing the motto:
Zone Price, and Cash Basis -
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COAST DISPATCHES.

SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION
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MECHANICS STORE.

WEDESIRE TOINTRODUCE TO The NOTICE OF THE PUBLIC
DFurnishing Goods
D Il p A r Z M E N T.
facilities carrying
varied
complete,
few items which claim purchased
advantage; FIRST
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ATTENTION, BRICK MAKERS /!

NyE WILL SELL, CHEAP AND ON FAVOR
wv able terms, our BRICK YARD and GRAVEL
PIT property in this town. We sell one-hah million
bricks annually and $500 worth OF gravel. 1t being
the only brick Ird in town here renders 1t
constant, good paying property Address by letter
or in person to +. s. FREEMAN 4 CO.,
au9 4w Woodland, Cal.
TNoR RENT.-TwO OR THREE THOUSAND
n acres of pasture land on the Sacramento river,
s miles above the city. Apply to w. L. PRITCH-
ARD, Twentieth and X streets. aul7 2w-
"JANTED-A FARM.-To PURCHASE OR
w lease ranch of from 200 TO 1000 acres.
Address "a H.. this office. auiT 2w
OMNIBUS.
TNOR SALE-ONE MEDIUM-SIZE OMNIBUS,
nearly new has been run but three months
Will be sold for nearly one-half of original cost
Apply TO or address, MARIN COUNTY JOURNAL,
San Rafael, Cal. jy2S-lm
800 CHOICE RAMS rznaSS
FOR SALE sA
oRoUGHBREDS AND GRADES.
Il Apply TO
L. U. sHIPPEE, STOCKTON.
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LATE ADVIoEs FROM ALASKA.
Trouble Impending in Regard to the Sea
Otter Grounds
FROM THE EAST BY Raj

The Eureka Sufferers Require No Outside
Aid.
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We HAVE LITTLE To DREAD
BIC LEVIATHANS OR LITTLE FISH |

CRITERION"
the is the ECONOMY
and while other perg the public with PRICES ON PAPER
producing goods
opponents
astonihd than at this exposition of our takings
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY

WILLIAM II. MILLER
Q1ate with Floberg).
MO. $50 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, ,
IN Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer Sf1A
and Dealer In Watches, Suverware. Jewelry, Ga
etc Repairing a speciality, under Robert sk.ssX
Marsh. All country orders promptly attended 70.
Gjy29-iptfJ
j. II. KLINE,
Qate with Wachhorst and successor 10 Floberg)
NGTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
w No. 60 street, between Second and &Sss.
Third. Dealer ia Watches, Clocks, Silver e Sa
ware, Jewelry etc Repairing in all its ask.,sS
branches q specially. under Mr. FLoBERG.
IauS-lp1ml
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DENTISTRY.
III. III. PIERsOS.

III. III. PfERS0S.
N ENLIST, as ] STREET, BETWEEN FyER
IL Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- teSffYS
fetal Teeth inserted Gold, yulcAnite and al bases
Nitrous Oxide Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction Of Teeth aul4-Im
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" ENTiSTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GTA
IL Seventh and streets. in Bryte's new @4fYf
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
Taul6-lplm1
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REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS.

/ The Republicans residing in the Second
Ward of the city met last night at the corner
of Fourth and K streets for the purpose Of
selecting names to be voted for tomorrow at
the primary ELECTION as delegates to the NOM
mating convention next Thursday.
The meeting was called to order by Nor.
man l.. Nichols, and on motion Chris. Green
was elected Chairman and p. f. Buckley
Secretary.
On motion the Chairman appointed Com.
mittee consisting of F. Eisenminger j. Camp
bell, VIM. Young, n. l.. Nichols, A. Black,
w. r. Jones, G. n. Nelson and j. W.
Wilson.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
ResoIred, That we, the members of the Republi.
can party of the Second Ward do hereby pledge
ourselves to support straight Republican ticket,
and do hereby instruct delegates TO vote for
such ticket at the Convention.
The committee reported in favor of the Sc
lection of the following names: Chris. Green,
j. A. Robin, Z. Herzog, A. Nelson, A. A.
Redington, r. I. Devlin, Samuel Storms, j..
S. Watson, w. d. Stalker, J. II. Sullivan,
G. n. Nelson, G. C. Brown, Matthew Cooke,
Charles L. Jones and Albert Grubbs.
The report was adopted and the persons
suggested were nominated.
VIM. Young and N. L. Nichols were az
pointed Committee on Printing.
The meeting then adjourned.
FOURTH WARD.
A meeting of many of the Republicans of
the Fourth Ward was held for the same pur-
pose at the Pavilion, with S. w. Butler pre-
siding and Frank Avery Secretary.
On motion of John Talbot, the Chairman
appointed committee of seven-four from
Precinct No. 4 and three from Precinct No.
4ii-to select twenty-one persons for dele
gates The committee consisted of Nj. M.
Drew, c. M. Coghlan, III. o. White, G. Wal
ter, K. w. Brier, J. M. Henderson and H.
Garrett.
A motion was carried, declaring that all
persons selected to be voted for as delegates
should be required to pledge themselves to
vote in favor of the nomination of straight
Republican ticket
The committee reported the following Sc
lections Precinct 4-P. l.. Hickman, NJ.
A. Howard, John Talbot, III. Garrett, S. J..
Jackson, o. 2. Goodhue, NJ A. Cook, A.
Aiken, Hold Eidred, A. johnson, S. Gottfieb.
Precinct 49-W. r. Knights, N J. Toll, r.
Miller, J. L. Richards, IL. 0. White, G. M.
Coghlan. j. IL. Miller, +. Avery, W. Naugh-
ton and G.. o. Bates. The report was
adopted, and the persons suggested were
nominated. The meeting then adjourned.
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SACRAMENTO LITERARY INSTITUTE Lee
TUREs-The fifth and last lecture of the
present course will be given on Tuesday even
ing, February oath, in the Congregational
Church. at s o'clock, by John Muir, on the
subject Of Alaska; its glaciers. forests,
gold fields, etc" Mr.. Muir's attainmenta as
q naturalist and observer of nature are quite
well known. Tickets at the door, 80 cents
each.
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SPORT AT FOLSOM AND FLoRIN.

The annual shooting tournament at Folsom,
Sunday. was attended by qui;e number of
sportsmen, many of whom were visitors
from neighboring villages, and also from Ell
Dorado county. Owing to the enforcement
of rule barring out any guns larger than
a 12-gauge, but few of the Sacramento shots
were present.
For the principal match there were nine
teen entries at S. each, the prizes being di-
vided as follows First, S25; second, $50;
third, S15; fourth, S13; fifth. So, and sixth,
$40. j. Reuter- and Edward Christie acted
as judges; John Lawton, referee; j. K.
Blanchard and Albert J. MITCHELL scorers.
Each man was allowed twelve single birds,
thrown from either of three traps, without
boundary, and three minutes being allowed
for retrieving. Chris Ecklon won first money
! by killing twelve birds, and E. L. Wilson,
| A. Halen, n. Edwards and George Reuter-
killed eleven each, and divided third, fourth
and fifth money. o. ". Morris and }.
Woodward killed ten each, dividing sixth
money George Zentgraft, A. J. Bell. c. Z.
Burnham, C. II. Ecklon and Charles Chap
man nine each, J. n. Miller, J. HI. Burn
ham, NJ r. Riddle, III. L. Martin and Frank
Knight eight each. +. G. Durant seven,
and V. Honeychurch, six.
In the next match at six birds, 81 yards
rise, NJ. R. Riddle and o. V. Morris each
killed six, ). II. Burnham, George Reuter-,
n. Edwards, C. E. Burnham and Z. l.. Will
son five each, A. ]. Bell, j. Woodward, A.
Halen, Charles Chapman and Geo. Zentgraf
four each, II. l.. Martin and J. n. Miller
three each. In the shoot-off for second and
third places, Routier killed four birds, Ed
wards three, j. H. Burnham two, Wilson
none, c. Z. Burnham none. In another
match at three birds, thirty yards rise, Ill.
Martin killed three, J. II. Durham two, n.
Edwards two, Reuter- and Riddle one each.
In the evening the members of the Club
gave supper TO their guests, at which there
was considerable discussion in regard to game
| laws, and J. III. Burnham and \. L. White
were appointed committee to ask the Legis-
lature for some needed amendments.
At Florin the same day large number of
people assembled to witness contests between
various well known Sacramento sportsmen.
The principal match was for purse made up
of the S. entrance fees, and was participated
! in by w. B. Hamilton, /. "a. Burnett, Joe
| Zurer. Frank Sheplar, 2. d. Weeks, G. w.
Mack. Jr., w. E. Gerber. H. i. Greer, WIN.
Freeman and J. Reward. Mack and Gerber
each killed ten birds, and in the shoot-off at
| three rairs each, Gerber killed i've to Mack 8
four. winning first money. Mack got second
money. Hamilton third and Zuver fourth.
The Judges were Fred. Kiru, Thos. johnson
and = Rivetts.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Bric-a-Brac tonight.
ASo. q. w.-Sacramento Lodge, No 80, tonight
British Mutual Benefit and Social Society to night
Return the pocket book.
A. o. u w.-Union Lodge, No. 81, tonight
l. S. Brown for City Attorney
W. A Anderson for City Attorney.
C. W. Martin for Second Trustee.
Canaries to give away.
Auction Sales.
Bell & Co.
Sberburn & Smith.
Business Advertisements.
Remova,-Chas. T. Jones and E. NJ. Martini
Arcade Hotel, Thos. Guinean, proprietor
W. Wood, dentist.
Peoples Store.
Overwhelmed Warmers medicine.
Partnership. H Stevens & Co.
California Sugar Manufacturing Company
For sale or rent
Root, Nelson & Co.
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BRIEF REFERENCE.

and inch
One carload of immigrants will arrive
from the East to-day.
The steamer Harriet came down the river
yesterday, also the Flora, with barge Of
grain.
Deputy Sheriff Boggs went up to Auburn
last night with John Miller, who had been
arrested at Woodland.
A pleasant surprise party was given to T.
S. Wilkinson at the American Eagle Hotel
Saturday night, at which about twenty
couples were present.
Two men. unknown to those who saw
them, engaged in fight in an alley yesterday
just above the Golden Eagle Hotel. One
knocked the other down and seized provisions
carried by the latter and ran away.
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New CAsp1pArEs-I s Brown the well

New CANDIDATEs.-I. S. Brown, the we'll
known attorney, announces himself as a can
didate for the Office of City Attorney, as
does also w. A. Anderson, who formerly
held the position. G. w. Martin, we'll
known citizen of Sacramento announces
that he is a candidate for the position of
Second Trustee. All of them propose to
abide by the decision Of the Republican Con-
vention.
AUCTION SALEs.-Bell & Co., at 2 P. NJ,
Wednesday, will sell at Washington one full
block of land, three blocks from the bridge
and one block from the railroad. The same
day Sherburn & Smith, at Salisbury Station,
will sell lot of horses, WAGONS and farming
implements.
RAINFALL.-The rainfall yesterday was
.399 of an inch, making the total for the
month 1.744 inches, and for the season 9.152
inches. In 1879, to date, g. S23 inches had
fallen; 1873, to date, 1851 inches, and in
1877, to date, 7.310 inches had fallen.
RoBERrsoN's CoNDrTIoN.-The condition
of W. J. Robertson, who attempted to COM
NIT suicide Sunday. has improved, though
he was delirious yesterday and somewhat
violent.
PERsoNAL.-M. s. Mesick, of San IRAN
cisco, went East yesterday. Charles s.
Houghton leaves by the overland train to-
day for New York.
WH1TAKER's STAR HAMS at Il. n. Paulk's,
| NJ.
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TRY the Pioneer Yeast or Baking Powde
Pure aud full weight at IL. ID. Paulk's ca
Grocery, S14 K street.