davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-03-21
THE CALL,

JUDuk DAuMMOKI,-A sct case,
APPELLATE ECOuIrT-Adlourned 10 Wednesday
at II nj Ia,
Jup0E GAL y-78 10 u, ha aud US tu Nv, lnclu.
, 1881-03-21

DEPTH OF WATER AT CLEVELAND.
soundfn4s OF. tho centre Of tho Cuyahhgn
River wpre takcn Tucslay l,y tho lTnltn1 States
Engineer. mud show tho depth Of writer 1T differ.
ent points trou1 tho mouth Ut tho river to Upper
Central Way llrldYo ns follows: Threo hum
drcd feet outside Ut tho Government pirrs
il feet; At tho Ontor cnd Of tue Gov
erurncnt piers, 205 icet; trn1n thore to tho Lnkp
shoro & Michigan Southern Railway brldgc 1t
runs from IL to 70. with an average Of II feet;
Mt tho Lake Shore j. Michg1n Bo,lthoru Rallwny
brftlgc, 10 foCt; ut Slntn street bridge II feet be-
twcon tho piurs, and Is feet on the north side,
and l5h foet on tho south side; at tho Viat'uct
draw, 14M feet On tho north side, liz OIL south
side. and 1876 under drnw; at Centre street
bridge. between cast and ccntre pterR, lg,i feet
Oh iiorth side. mud 1871 feet on south side, be-
tween west and contre piers, 18h on north
slide. and 10.z OIL south side, narrowing
down to 14H In centru Of river at tho third
sounding section south OF thu bridge; ut Gnrd-
ner, Clnrk s. York's elevator ranging from II @
TX fcet nlouEetdc tho dock md from, Is to II
feet In tho tntiltte OF tho river; ut tho Columbus
street bridge ~ fuet under tho drnw and II fcpt
nnrth OF the bridge and lo.i feet south OF tho
tho west RldG; ut the Ceycllnd. Columbus, Cln-
clnnnti & Indianapolis Hallway fnsixht briiHo
20 TO II fcet between ellst nnd coItro piers and
Eiayciand, Columbus, cinolifnati { iadl,napoiis
Railway passenger urlw, IBs1 to u between west
nnd centre and 1H.f tn IN between east unt ecn.
tre Iicrs: al seneen street bridge IL feet under
At tho Lower Ccntf1tawny br!1gr ranging frntn
u to l0h feot; ut the Cleveland, Columbus,
Cfnclnnnti & indianapolis ltailway cnul slip
ss4ax fs la y 70 ~ 10 feHs te, 6 s Gnss1 s 4
depth.
, 1881-03-21
TO KENI-KOQWS.


SOUTH SIDE.
ITO KEST-FAtTIES DESIRING TO
l. nuke Arrangements for May fIF urss.cin&8
ronns " aoDss q On sn!ie with ur whnut c.t!pats
with privilege Ut rst-E1Gss bVard apply At Tito
Indiana nv.. between Sixtuenth and Eizhte1uth.sts
ITO REST-s2 PER WEEK-WELL-
L tIRtteI. n!crjy-lurnfshesl rooms. u gentlemen
NnlYt warm eIkting- -r.Onl attached. 3lN AtAtG.st.
, 1881-03-21

I>0M't believe everything, but De assured
thAt st. Juc0bs Oia ~ lhg remedy OF thu age.
, 1881-03-21

Ant they Kiro notice ns fol0wB: "Wo write
N Il vesSus only for owners Whu Ety6 us llues
oh a vessels,' This provso llny lo intoudcd to
coVcr multitude OF sins.
, 1881-03-21
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
6psctul nispafeh to Ihe chtea9o Tribune.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, March al.-Thu following drcL-
slons werc rcadorUl III thu 6upscmo Court YES
tcEtiny:
ADJUSTMENT DOCKET.
TO- NM1llvar, for usu, Gte., vs.. llusslc; reversed
aud Epn.MnieA.
y. A!xey ", Exnn; same.
H. WtlIllXcr VI. Hpruihu0; same, -
H. itpeF Vt al. ". JAoobsoh, rurelvcr, cto.; aps
ptAl dismissed.
, 1881-03-21
PROBATE; COURT,


TherG wns not Any BeasoH III tho probAt
Court yoalerduy, owiux In tho storm, which, pru
ye.,tcsl J4igu kngkrrhockcr fronl leaving hi
lUtue.
, 1881-03-21

NORTH 8lDE.
ITO REST-SECOSD STORY on NORTH
i. ta SaIlG-st. I ruotus. furnished; would prefer
gentleman htd bis wife. Without children. ruHtSG-
TON i CO. LID Suulh MAter.sl
, 1881-03-21

A rltOl4Du1ST-- MltS. l}K ELLIS
~ aettF tails tu sat tfsrnr,acl'yt Ana Tor p~ssons
FtuEM III March, April 1uns, heplaNuNI, tkkbvF. All1
sesmbs{ sssSs. ntsr. sa :,.s% lstxs gfts; IL
Gull Vt Addtpss ~ West A3Alsou-tt. Ch!uAxO.
, 1881-03-21

BUSINESS CARDS.
4 t;OoDKlCH, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
s}1t ltpA rburt. Chicago. .tdvtcv grSss Is Jsnrs
o4ilFiencv. Nnslnuss uutullT and lSIuy teuussclsl
, 1881-03-21

A hJLL-TAHIIF AGREED UPON,
Representatives OF tho lpadiug insurance COM
panles dolng business upon tho lakes hal prl-
vase conference in Buffalo Inst week, ut which
hull-rates were aHrcol upon as follows;
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ITO KEST-GI+;0 I4AKE-ST.. 1 FLOORS
L. ulld basement, brEatrutu nr divided.
l5ta Henrhnrn-sI, corner OF sn uIiuy. 401ea store
and baSpuiAtit. .-...
Ulcc on nrat Bnor Of u lake-st. corner Of Stale.
wiki wlthout slornKe Left axi1i f0grlh nnur Ut
d l.nk0-s9. LIE GRAND HUltluS,
In Nal
, 1881-03-21

FOR S4iLE.
INOK sALE--ClEAl'-rIlE TlIG.uOAT
Il Martln Nsven. lying At Wul!a'st. bfttsu. l'rcs,
fAaU cA.a. Addrvss 4 Vt, Tribune unicv.
11Ols SALE-A COaIl'l.ETE FILE OF
yunr is<l Ad.lr..s II ". Trtbui,u utttSy:
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FOREIGN.
Great Britain.
Mass MEETING IN HYDE PARK.

MASS MEETING IN HYDE PARK, LONDON.
LONDON, June 5th.-A mass meeting in
Hyde Park to protest against the Govern.
ments policy with regard to Ireland was held
to-day. Although there was a steady drizzle
of rain during the day a large number OF
Irish men and women were present, but the
attendance Of the general public was lin
ited A procession OF branches of the Home
Rule organization, with bands and banners,
marched from Trafalgar Square to the park,
where there was speaking from three plat.
forms.
The following resolutions were carried
unanimously at each platform That the
Government is criminally responsible for the
deplorable condition of Ireland; that the
meeting summoned the Government to sus-
pend evictions and liberate the persons ar
rested on suspicion; that Forster resign the
Office for which he has proved his utter inca
pacity.
Parnell appeared, and was enthusiastically
received. de made a speech, upbraiding the
Government for encouraging the unjust
treatment. He read letter from the priest
of New Pallas, stating that Colonel Hare,
on whose property the recent riotous evic
ton occurred, had during the last twenty.
five years evicted nearly forty five persons
Parnell said serious responsibility will
rest on the Government if the evictions con
tinue. Irishmen are now becoming aware ol
the power of combination and passive resist
ance.
r. P. O'Connor and Frank O'Donnell
members of Parliament, also addressed the
meeting
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Adyiccs rron XIctoria.

VICTORIA, June 5th.-Reports from the
other side of the Cascades state that the
crops are very backward. Although the
spring opened up early. the cold nights and
disagreeable days of last month checked
the growth TO an alarming extent Severe
late frosts have also been experienced.
1t is rumored that should vacancy occur
in the Senate representation for British Co.
lumbia, Carl Strouss will he appointed.
The Collector of taxes at Nanaimo seized
the bag ard baggage of dozen newly arrived
Cinnamon on Monday for non-payment of
school tax.
To the Wellington colliery, near the ven-
tilating fan, seam of splendid hard coal has
been struck, measuring 10 feet 9 inches in
thickness.
Thomas Spence, contractor of the Victoria
harbor improvement works. fell down stairs
at the Angel Hotel last night, and was
killed.
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The LATE CzAR.-It is reported from
st. Petersburg that on the day previous to
the late Cars assassination the Grand
Duke Constantine and his wife were dining
with His Majesty. In the course of con-
versation during dinner the Emperor casu-
ally observed that, in all probability, he
should not, as had been his won't, attend
the Sunday morning parade. as be was
suffering from slight cold. Upon this the
Grand Duchess rejoined that His Msies-
ty's absence would prove serious disap-
pointment to her son Dimitri, who had
just purchased handsome charger, which
he had proposed to himself show off to
his uncle in the riding school after parade
during the following forenoon. "Tbat
being the case" said the Emperor good
naturedly, 81 dare say l shall manage to
attend the parade, as usual" and he did
so. The Grand Duchess, when apprised of
his death, was for a time completely over
whelmed by the conviction that bu. for her
persuasion her brother. in.law would not
have left his palace on that fatal Sunday
morning.
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GENERAL News.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
DOMESTIC.
Collision OF Freight Trains-Two he
Killed and Thirty Cars Wrecked.

Atiied ana Thirty Cars Wrecked.
CEDAR RAPIDS (Ia.l, June 5th.-The worst
railroad accident which ever occurred in this
vicinity took place on the Chicago and
Northwestern about o'clock this morning,
four miles west of this city. Two heavily
laden freight trains collided, plunging into
one indescribable mass over thirty freight
cars, laden with lumber, agricultural imple.
ments, corn and fat hogs, the wrecked cars
piling up much higher than tie telegraph
poles. Engineer Orson and fireman Matthews,
of the East-b bound train, were caught in the
wreck as they attempted to leave theirengines,
Anderson receiving broken collar-bone, and
Matthews being badly scalded about the face.
The engineer and fireman of the West-bound
train jumped and saved themselves. The
head brakeman of each train, whose names
could not be learned, were killed. One body
was found crushed under one Of the tenders,
while the other has not been reached at this
hour. Wrecking trains are working at both
clear before morning. The responsibility
rests with the night operator in this city.
The Presidential Party at Fortress Non.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 5th.-TEis morn
ing the President and party came ashore and
passed into the fort, where they witnessed
guard mount, and inspected the troops of the
garrison. At 2 o'clock, accompanied by
General Getty, they drove to the Soldiers
Home. near Hampton, and inspected that In
stltution. A salute was fired by Governor
Woodin in honor of the visit. The party
then proceeded to the Hampton Normal
School, and were shown through the build
ings and grounds by General Armstrong. The
National Cemetery was next visited. While
services were being held in Bethesda Chapel,
the party entered and remained through the
service, and at its conclusion the President
made short address to the students. At )
P. NJ. thu Dispatch got under way, and after
sailing around the feet proceeded to Wash
ington. The yards of each vessel. including
the German school-ship Nymphe, were
manned, and three cheers given as the Dis
patch left.
Killed by Fall ng from Windows.
JERSEY CRY IN. j., June 5t.l-Four
people have been killed here the past week
by falling from windows.
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OREGON.
Killed Through Carelessness

PORTLAND, June 5.h.--Last night a man
and woman, whose names could not be
| learned, en- route from The Dalles to Wala
| Walla, put their heads out of the car, short
| distance this side of Wallula, and were look
| ing towards the rear of the train, when they
struck against water tank No. 9, killing both
| instantly. Their remains were taken to
| Walla Walla. The track there, until recent
! ly, has been narrow guage. and the widen
| ing to the standard guage threw it coHsidera-
| bly, closer to the tank.
Dcatli Convention AGjou,ned = Rain -
sfnbbing AGray-AEscOaded, NOT NOR
dercd-1iiitary Railroad
Accident.
PORTLAND, Jure 5th.-Robert Lee, first
officer on the steamer Wide West. and well
| krown among steamboat men, died to-day at
st. Vincent Hospital
| The Protestant Episcopal Convention for
Oregon has adjourned
A very heavy shower of rain fell here this
afternoon.
A sta6bing affray occurred last evening on
Mckenzie river, near Eugene City, Lane
| county. IL appears that qusrrel arose be.
tween two men named Dodson and Watson,
| concerning some land dispute. An affray re-
suited, Watson being stabbed twice under
the arm and once in the breast. 1t is feared
that Watson's injuries will prove fatal. Dod-
son is in custody.
1t seems that W. w. Francis, the man
supposed TO have been murdered near Hal
sey, was not foully dealt with, but has
skipped the country. A letter has since been
found in his trunk addressed to his wife, in
| which he states that she need not be alarmed,
as he had left for parts unknown. 1t is also
claimed that Francis made q deed of all his
property to his wife.
Iu few days Captain Bendire, of the First
Cavalry, will start for John Days country,
east of the Cascades, with small detach-
ment cf troops. He will be absent most of
the summer, and will make examinations of
that region, gathering fossils, reptiles, birds
and animals. He viii also make examina-
tions of the small streams. collecting the diff
ferent species of fish. These specimens will
be forwt + led to the Smithsonian Irssi u ion.
News obtained late 81 is evening from Wal
lula. relative to the accident on the railroad
near there, is to The fleet that no one was
killed, and but one serious and another fatal
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A FARM BARGAIN.

WILL TRADE YOU FOR HOUSE sga
w and lot, er me outside city lots, a&Is
small suburban farm of 35 acres. with improve
ments and stock This is an excellent place for any
ono wanting a small farm near Sacramento, and it
can be had at very lowprce Forparticllars quire
Of CARL sTRoBEL, 32I street m25.1pti
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEuHoURG & LAGEs,

HvOs. so. 81 AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO.
dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies,
IL, ,facturers OF Malt and all kinds OF Meals, etc.
meal. Cornmeal. Cracked Wheat Graham Flour,
Rr.kwbeat Flour ETC. New Grain Bags for sale.
49, mis- lptf
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During the week. commencing MONDAY HAY 2d we shall oer
the following lines Of Goods in the Dry Goods Department


All Striped Shood As
Awoo
Black Grenadine 10 cents 81
An Fashionable Plain Figured
Black Satin
Cod Beige in Steel and Brown Mixture l2a
Pinhead Checks
Awo Cames Hair Light Grey Light Brown Mixtures 20
Compile sortmento of ColoredSa
Endless Variety Buntpg Moh
Paids
Ladies'
Ladies White Scqu
Excellent Value Chldrens and Misses Fancy Hose
Ga Turkey Red Table Covers 81
Unbleached Table quality
Good Sized Whte Danask Dohs so
Caicos Patterns per ward
Cottage Draperes 10 to 80
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Chief Justice P;erpont, of Vermont, dc,
cided the other day that drunkenness had
never been held in that State good cause
for divorce, and refused TO grant one on
that ground.
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II. III. PIERsoy.

nENTIsr, AIS STREET, BETWEEN eER
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti- -8fsff9
fetal Teeth inserted Gold Yucanite and all bases
n trols Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction Of Teeth. nI4-lm
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

TNHE FOR YEARS WELL-KNoWNfSSA
So. Louis Brewery, F@53
Situated on corner OF Sixth and G streets sSSzsz4
in the city of Sacramento, is, on account of the
death Of the proprietor for sale cheap. Inquire OF
P. BOHi, 325 street. m2o-u
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TORPID KIDNEYS. and cons'ipated bowels,
the great causes of chronic diseases. Take
Kiduey-Wort
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Modern and Handsome Cloak Department.
Cloaks, Dolmans, listers, etc., etc.
HEREAFTER


Place has also been allowed for DRESSING ROOMS so
that Ladies will find Of the Pleasantes well
as Most Convenient Establishments to do their sh
ping at.
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DRs. BREWER & s0uTmwoRTm

II nENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER oFGEA
Seventh and streets, in Bryte's newctfYY6
building. up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use of improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
ml6-ipln
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Another |, 900 Feet For a Further Extension Of
Departments
coNQuERIva AND TO CONQUER cor

We
patrons leaving the of the walls the last and during
HALE BROS
object to have complete the MR. purchases
from the East
all city and country hearty guided
making purchases and HALE owing to
already pronounced Judgment
spreading
transact their business with confidence
HALES in the conduct Of
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Dr.. UseAR's LIQUOR ASrIDoTE, carefully prepared
OF tine best Quill Bark by NJ. S. Hammer, druggist,
Sacramento (rhe celt brated cure for drunkenness.
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DENTISTRY.
w. WOOD,

IN DENusT.-RgMovED TO QUINNSsEA
I Building. corner Fourth and stree 81 ,s3f5fB
Artificial Teeth Inserted all bases. Ia proved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Cas- for the Painless Extrac-
ton OF Teeth m24-u
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SWEETS Err & AL SIP,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS
EDW. CApWALApER.

NFFICE, CORNER THIRD AND ] STREETS
residence, corner Tenth and y streets, Sacra.
mento, Cal
Notary Public.
United States Commissioner
Commissioner OF Deeds for the States and Terri.
tories, and Conyeyancer
Deeds Mortgages, Wills, Leases, Contracts, ETC.,
rawn and Acknowledged. m19-tf
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
CALIFORNIA.

1
| Base-Bslt-Children In San Francisco.
| SAN FRAYcisco, June 5th.-At the Rscre.
alton grounds to-day the Knickerbookers
beat the Athletics l3 to I.
The School Census Marshal has made his
| report. Total number of white children in
the city and county, 81. 925. Of which bows
number ~, 367 and girls q, $50. Total num-
ber of children between FIVE and seventeen
years, i,1S6; native, 15 953; native, enc
parent foreign, 10, $780, native, both parents
foreign, 90 23S; foreign born, 2.755. Num-
per OF births during the year: Boys, 1,19S:
girls, l, $50. Ihe census shows decrease
irom looo OF 3 7oo' whica the Marshal at
tributes Go mistakes IN the former year.
-, C,.-
e'.e"ee "ray.
REDWOOD Cirf, June fth.-b. 4. Thomas
made the opening statement for the prosecu.
ton IN the Gray case this forenoon. Canfeld
offered to make the opening statement for
the defense prior to the introduction OF wit
nesses, but the OTTER was der led.
| Doctors Z. b. Bates and IL. +. Winchester
wound which produced Glancey's death. The
fatal bullet was offered in evidence also both
the oolectlonabie newspaper articles
u. L. Hatch, Superior Judge of Santa Bar
para county. testihed, as In the former trial,
as 10 the threats OF Gray against John L.
| Snarns' 81 proprietor OF the frss
| Ihomas Nixon testified to the manner of
| James n. Swift testified that GRAY cana
| to the Morris House the night before the
shooting, hunting for Clancy. and threaten
ing that he would shoot Clancy, the man
| who wrote the article. Finally he said he
u.a .n Ao" 90 n1 snoa.u sneos u.aucey, as
Gov wsnt av,o,, si;Ii h,u,;,,, Cia,ou'. "''''i'
hi. aftsr"oon e. Joh,, ReSo,,o,
| wbo orrested O.. ,,,as 49,, H. sta.,S
'pou '"'
hEpw9oD oiTf, June oth.-George N;
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HABIrrAL CONSTIPATION has sure cure in Ham
mer's Cascara Sagrada BtseTs.
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Always glad to serve you. We shall be especially
to have you call this week and see our new
quarters goods and improved facilities Respectfully
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Gas nj San Diego.

San DTGo. June 5.h.-San Diego was
il, Illuminated with gas for the first time lat
night, and the streets presented brilliant
appearance. The gas is made from petroleum,
and the works are success
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extraordinary jump
growth
could they
enough The grand effect has been produced by
HALE Bros. Have Undersold all Other Houses,
No matter what their peniOns been and although these
lacked chicnsy samples
them sending House for Goods and selling
the
HALE BROS. selling LEADERS" price they they
will down their Iriein will be
them not venture out their depth following the better learn to
first Don't let ambition choke
struggling adversely follow CASH
only lead.
All that the HALES have is free and unencumbered,
and with CASH sufficient left that will
command the market.
But not forget that has taken accomplish
force somebody you
and take word for the will money
making rich.
Our selling under all other houses is the result of
our buying under all other houses The bulk of our
goods are purchased direct by firm in the Eastern
Markets. thereby saving all the middlemens profits,
either as commission otherwise We therefore can
and do sell goods lower than the generality of your
Merchants can buy them in San Francisco Therefore,
this is another great element of HALE BROS success
AprOpos departure
the 18th the month In his
already added an o
OUR INSTANTLY INCREASING BUSINESS
DEMANDS MORE SPACE |
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Hale Bros. is the Firm

have
built the firm that has its meet the sympat
generous and the firm that s admitted 20
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STOCKTON, June 5th-A second case of
small lpov was developed on Lafayette street
to-day. The victim is tie four .year.old SOD
of p SamueIs
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Divine providence made the country,
but human art the town. Varro.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY


J. E. KLINE.
tLAte with Wschhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
XEyATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, ~x,
w No. 60 J street, between Second and sSSn
Third. Dealer Ia Watches, Clocks, Silver ga.
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its cssAss4
branches q specially. under MR.. FL0BERG.
unS-lnlrn
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sun,,sy L.w Enrorcea-Ra,nrn

BIGGs. June 5sh.-The Sunday Law was
observed here to-day for the first time, all
the business houses being closed. The law
viii be enforced here in future by responsible
citizens.
this afternoon
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

NTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
wv Female. Particular attention paid TO Fur
nishing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with
Help, free of charge to employers. HOUSTON &
CO., one door south Of Fourth and K streets, Sac
ramento citv. m131ptf
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UAte With Floberg),
Ayo. 69s STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 80
IN Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer fSs,s.
and Dealer In Watches, SlIverware, Jewelry, 81 a
etc Repairing 3 speciality, under Robert nSsS4
Marsh. All country orders promptly attended TO.
a2e.ipd
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-06
All that the HALES have is free and unencambered,
and with CASH sufficient left that will
command the market.

But not forget that has taken
somebody
take money
making rich.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-06

OF Therefore the
this institution profitable the people, and
people know will help and with think that
heartily sick of their OUR LIVE HOUSE
The
months
but could they thing the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-06

This increased SplGe amounting as it does to nearly 1000
square fee when added to the room already devoted to this Depart
men gives us one Of the Largest Best Ventilated and Lighted
Dry Goods SaeSrOOms on the Pacific coast