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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-06-21

"A Cough, Cold or 6qre Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an Incur
able Lung Disease. or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain TO give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, CatarFh, Consump-
live and Throat Diseases, For thirty years fhe
Troches have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction. They are
NOT new or untFied, but having been tested by
Wide and constant mss for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well mefltcd rank
among the few elnpl6 remedies u The age. -
Puhlic ln and 6inRers pse them 10 clear and
Dfnsn9ikeA Tie Roice Sold at rs cents . toxl
sveFywhese.A Nov %, leeo-tys
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que Of The stock weather predictions Of GER
'Ain old citizen is that il will certainly rain
n. 'He SO'h OF June. He never knew It to fail"
.ns year he must give it up, however, for II
Se'~lny did not rain anywhere near this place
Yesterday "All signs fall" you know, u during
spell Of weather" -,
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+" Gulf State"

This is the name Of NJ. Lively's new and pop
uar cigar, cigar that exactly meets the taste of
the average smoker-Not too strong nor too
mild-Not too soft nor too hard-Not too long
nor too short-in a word PERFECTION
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For Rent

To small family, during the summer months
of July, August and September, at $40 per
month, house with four rooms, two below and
two above, and kitchen neatly furnished. Fine
cistern and pump attached. Apply at once at
this Office.
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ARRIVAL AND DKrARrURE OF Halls
ArrSce CEOee.
- -, and Eastern. p. II. 7O0A II,
Ae1...- ...............7.S0A A. II. 500 p. n.
" eT,rFs TUESDAY, Thursday and
81 sx..,1.v 1...................ItoP II. 100 A. II
-~..sville via Iamonia-Arrive Tuesdays, Thursdays
Is-tnr,avs NJ P. M; close HondayR, Wednesdays
a1e fSss win be open from ga L. to $50 n,
a from 8 30 to $50 P. NJ, except Sundays.
MoNKYoRDKR OFFICE.
ne NOney-Order once win be open from 4. II. to
y - this once payable In any part Of the United
s,ss and Great Britain. Switzerland Germany, Italy,
France A's'''- W. g. STEWART, p NJ
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-06-21

The hotel boom still booms The subscribers
0elo meeting yesterday and appointed q COM
"l.''ee 10 prepare articles of incorporation. An
O.ner meeting will be held this evening, at the
Mayors Office.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-06-21

Ii the name Of new and superior brand of CT
CARS manufactured expressly for, and for sale at
ElliOt's City Drug Store. 8
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Ii Is NOT Too Late

to use Cotton Seed Meal on your crops and
gardens. Go to B. A. Meginniss and get little
of it aud TRY TT
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-06-21

&c Tue handsomest and cheapest stock OF su-
'e.nne' imported Toilet Soaps, juss received, b At
ELIIoT's CrrY DRue eroRx.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-06-21

The best FEED for mich cows. The bes
FERTILIZER for gardens and field crops, at
B. A. MEGINNIss'.
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Beautiful

,nS' ne" stock Of elegant, imported Candies
-"u oOn-Oons at 1921 BYRD & Coles.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-06-21

. Just received. the largest summer stock of Fine
groceries ever brought here.
COILS & BEARD
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Elliots new 5 cent cigars. Belle Of Tallahas
see" ct the City Drug Store. g
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Record of temperature at Tallahassee, FlOri-
ds, for the past week
pharnacisLl
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10. O. F.

The WEEKLY FLoRIDIAN may be found
..le At Bottoms News Stand, In the West
cot Block
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5000 pounds just in. For sale cheap.
COLES q BEARD.
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Sea Tongues, enohsd Best Moss Masksr.l
-ao everything nice. p b had q
OoEss q BeAxD.
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Not Ashamed 60 Tell the Truth.
Coles q Beard keep the Freshest, Largest, and
Cheapest Stock If Groceries in the city
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61teS.
stipped week ending June 18th. 20
Shipped previously .SOCl
Price Low Middling, 65sc
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All persons indebted to me are requested to
make settlement of their accounts on or before
July first [8l MRS s. c. RlPPEY
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Cotton Gins for Sale.

ONE SIXTY-SAW E. CARVER GIN WITH
~ 12-inch saws, arranged with fast and loose pull
leys; built extra strong for steam or water power;
take for 1t e175.
One 55saw Pratt revolving head Gin has been
used several years, but is good machine; will
take for 1t $780, Both machines sold to be replaced
by larger. Apply at Bradfordville, Florida, to
May 314w JOHN BRADFORD.
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That the incest drink in town is the Lemonade
at Elliots City Drug Store. 8
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-06-21

MASONIC.
Reoular meetings of Jackson LoDGa
". "a On the ant and third Noadays in saeA
ssaiA si'oe''e- ". n. MCINTOSH. ss~sssy.
10. O. F.
Regular meetings of LEON LoDaE No. 8,
"a rrsfT Tsssday EsSaiao, ct their Lodge ROo@, 1t
sef An Brothers IN sac H sefS,1E as nyss's to
si,sa1Ii NcIxrosz, IN. R 8.
REGULAR meetings of AUcYLIA ENcA1lP-
- d are held the hrst and third 7ANFsdaV ~
nnHf :" ar month their Lodge Room, ct o'clock.
Hesdsrchs in good standing are invited % attend.
Al L. d. BALL, G. p.
~. ncIxroM. eA, Serbs.
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Full Line


Oh fresh groceries, at bottom prices, at R. B.
CarDenter's
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-06-21

Ice and lemons at R. B. Carpenters.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-06-21

Missed Ii This Tfme.

A good ham, go to R. B. Carpenters.
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Cotton Ntatement.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, June 81, 1887.
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ARRIVAL AND DrrAarunr o, NAILS.
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COMMITTEE ON RECEPTror
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.

R. c. Long. w. l. Vason, Mrs. g. A. Bryan,
Mrs. A. L. Randolph and Mrs. P. Houstoun.
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New Orleans thence by steamer. The
barges to receive the grain will leave here for
St. Paul tomorrow. If this shipment proves
successful others will follow, amounting per-
haps to million bushels. The rate for ship
ment is IS cents per bushel. A large lot of
sacked -four has just been shipped from here
to Liverpool, via the river to New Orleans,
at the extremely low rate Of so cents per
hundred.
Merely Family Quarrel.
CocHRANE (Ga.l May 27th.-Mrs. Toney
Garrett and her daughter to-day quarreled,
whereupon the daughter with shotgun shot
off the top of her mothers head. Her
father. coming home, nearly beat her to death.
Both mother and daughter are dying.
The Virginia Elections.
WASHINGTON, May 9th. - Information
from Virginia indicates that the elections
held yesterday, so far as the returns are re.
ceived, are adverse to the Readjusters.
Sale of BIooded Horses.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.l May 27th.-There was
a great sale Of blooded horses yesterday,
eighteen selling for over $4,000.
woman's Suffrage Convention.
Boston, May 27th.-The thirteenth annual
Convention 1.-THE National Woman's Suffrage
Association opened yesterday in this city
Elizabeth Cady Stanton presided.
COnkling Returns to New York.
NEW YORK, May 27th.-When Conkline
first stepped from the train tonight he looked
sad and careworn, but noticing that he wa'
| observed by reporters he altered his bearing
Immediately. and chatted pleasantly ant
spoke of his confidence in his reelection. HI
assured a friend that enough names could b.
| had to call caucus had it been advisable tx
| hold one.
Latest From Albany.
ALBANY, May 2Sth-A. Mo change
Conkling will return Monday. The Capita
is deserted. The real division will not b.
known till vote is taken Tuesday.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, May 27th.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: Miss Y.
Wilson, Mrs. W. 81. Keogh. Chicago Miss
II. Langworthy, Miss M. Laugworthy,
Stockton; Miss M. Watson, Ohio; S. II.
Howe, Massachusetts, S. F. flanagan, Mrs;
Gray, Miss Gray, San Francisco: j. 3.
Smith, Minnesota W. J. Crandall and vile,
Detroit C. Strauss, London; S. NJ. Hart,
Racine, Wis; NJ. Bruner, Rockford, Ill ; I'll.
| d. Auchinclass, F. Butter6eld, New York
Mrs. Cook, Sacramento; c. l.. Wilson. Jr..
Wood River, Idaho; L. Butter6eld, Paris
G. NJ. Coombs, Maine; G. Smith, Eureka;
J. Moyle, Mrs. l.. M. King, England Il. A.
Nolan, Clinton, Mass; W. h. Winterschild,
Stockton, Mass; G. Peck, New York; Rev.
A. Mandine, France; five Sisters of Charity,
Mrs. P. Mickle, Baltimore; los emigrants,
| including 76 males, to arrive in Sacramento
May 29th.
Topeka (Kansas) May 27th.-Passed here,
via the A IT. and S. F. Railroad, to arrive in
San Francisco May S1st: L. Newcomb, Bos-
| ton; J. w. Fletcher, California /; S. M.
Shell, 6frs. Shell, Hamilton, o.; J. III. Graf
reap, Brooklyn. N. Y; j. L. Clarke, Ari-
IONA.
OMAHA, May 26th.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento May 30.h: Mrs. I.
Briggs, Miss V. Briggs, Boston Mrs. l.. s.
Pease and daughter, E. De Long. Mrs. d:
w. Van Voorhees,, Joseph Donaldson and
family, Mrs. O'Connor, San Francisco Mrs.
M. G. Runyan, Jersey City Mrs. John Nj.
Hawley, Boston Mrs. r. r. IDgersoll, La
porte, Ind; Mrs. E. Burnett, River Falls,
Wis; J. S. Patterson, r. r. Patterson, Ian
caster county, Pa; J. Miller, Oakland Geo.
S. Estey, wife and daughter, Boston; III. r.
Owen, Toledo: Mrs. Fl. M. Moore, Willie
Moore, Santa Cruz Mrs. F. M. Little, Port
land, Or; Mrs. Forbes, New Jersey DIR.
D. S. Baker and wife, II. c. Baker, Walla
Walla NJ. NJ Herr, Toledo.
Sixty-eight through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento June I'd.
| OMAHA, May 27th.-Left here to-day, to
man II. F. Page, G. S. Ruggles, San Fran
cisco George L. Marye, Virginia City, New;
H. j. Hall, New York; Mrs. Z. Leet and
daughter, Rome, Mich; Mrs. +. S. Berry,
Buxton, Maine Mrs. E. M. Kearney, Miss
Morgan. Lodi, Cal.
Fifty-eight through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento June Sd.
NEwHALL, May 27th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow ID.
Lachman, San Francisco B. +. Ryan, d.
w. Morris and wife, Los Angeles; B. B.
Hannah, San Francisco A. Z. Mitchell,
Canada E. B. Morris, San Francisco G.
E. Lyille. Illinois Mrs. +. Grapto, Tucson
J. w. Ferris, Stockton t. R. Famfs, Wash
ington, D. c.; w. Scholmet, Z. F. Anderson,
S. w. Marston and wife, Arizona |. j.
Abel California Miss Bell Moody, Pennsyl-
vania c. Miller and family. Mrs. Collins,
San Francisco.
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UNION e BREWERY,
Corner Of o and Twentieth Streets,
Sacramento.

HyHIs NEW BREWERY, FURNISHED WITH
l. all the most approved machinery and appi-
ances is now in the full tide of successful operation
and the proprietor wishes all his friends and the
public generally to CALL taste and go away satisfied
Beer will be delivered in all parts of the city and
vicinity promptly and according to order. In con-
sequence Of hard times the proprietor of the Union
Brewery has decided to put the price of his beer at
the lowest possible rates, with the motto, sCash
delivery" and no fayoritism.
In connection with and Immediately adjoining
the Brewery proper is fine Saloon, intended for
the retail business It is supplied with every con.
ycnience for the accommodation OF ladies and chill
dren and its healthy location, rising ground, its
natural surroundings, and the fact that it is the
eastern terminus Of the Street Railroad, are sure
to make it a most attractive place Of resort.
Nothing but the best in the market win be fur
nished those who patronize me. Call and see
JACOB GERERT,
n9s-1t Proprietor.
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MARRIED,

Sacramento, May 22-By Rev. II. II. Rice William
s. Baugner, OF this city, to Annie B. Addington
Of Michigan Bar
Sacramento. May % By Rev. H. H. Rice Charles
S. Smith to Deliah Robillard, both of Sacramento
county
Sacramento, May 26-By Rev. Robert Bentley, a
the residence of William Hilebrand, JOSEPH
Goldstein to Marian Clearance, both of this city.
Sacramento, May 26-By Rev. A. ]. Frost, JOSEPH
E. Hobbie to Margaret A. Como, both of Benicia
Sacramento, May 25-By Rev. James R. Dorsey
John Chambers to Josephine Scott, both of thi.
CITY,
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. TNlRp DAY.
Wednesday

Wednesday .-................ september 9lsf.
No. e-RUNNING-stakef for ioais Of 1879. Entries
closed March LIST.
Nc. 10-RUNNING-Stak free for all dash of one
mile; $50 entrance, Sl5 forfeit, $500 added (;
second horse SIS, third s25.
No. 1l-RUNNING- Stake for three-y year old FLIES (;
heats of three-quarters of mile; $50 entrance,
SIS forfeit, $3.50 added; second horse $780, third
saves stlkes.
No. I2-RUNNING-Stakes free for all +; dash of one
and three.fourth miles sl00 entrance, s25 for
felt, $500 added second horse 800, third $50.
No. 13-TRoTTING- $50 class purse, 1000.
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EIETH DAY.
Friday.

Friday. September esd.
No. 17-RUNNING- Handicap free for all sos en-
trance, $50 forfeit; declaration, $50; 5000
added dash of one and one quarter miles
Weights to be declared August let, and decis-
ration September 1, 1881. Entries closed March
l, 1881.
No. 1S-RUNNING-Stake for three.year- ODDS one
mile and repeat s1G0 entrance, SIS forfeit, $500
added; second horse Sl75, third SIS.
No. I9-RUNNING-Stak free for all; dash of two
and one quarter miles, 500 entrance, S25 for
felt $500 added second horse $50, third SIS.
No. 20-PACING-Purse, 500; free for sill. (tin-
rod to wagon.)
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CONDITIONS.

All trotting and pacing the best three in
five, except the twoyear old trot unless otherwise
specified.
Five to enter and three to start Entries to run
ming stakes TO close with the Secretary on June ID,
1881, and entries to trotting and pacing races on
August /, 1881.
Entrance fee ten per cent. en- purse-to accom-
pany entrance.
Nat onal Trotting Association 60 govern trotting
All offers in tretting races are confined 10 horses on
the Pacific coast May g. 1881
Trotting and racing purses divided in the proper
Sen Of SO per cent to the first horse 80 per cent TO
second, and 10 Per cent to third.
Rules of the Pacific Coast Blood Herse Association
to govern running races iucujine additions to Ru e
5. except as above specially provided
All entries to be made in writing, and giving sex,
color and marks of horses; also name and residence
OF owner and, in running races, colors to be worn
by riders; and in ALL any other particulars that will
enable the spectators to distinguish the horses in the
race.
Write Entries to Races" on outside Of envelope
j. aich SHAFTaR, President
EDWIN F. SIXTH, Secretary, fostofics Box 726,
Sacramento. mls-law5t2pS
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, May 9th.
BREApsTUFFs-F1our is quiet and Wheat is unset
tied, latter at 81 22@l 27.
LIVERPOOL. May 9th.
WHKAf-Good to choice California, 9s 2d@9s Sd.
BosToS, Nay 9th.
WooL-The demand for wool has again been &C.
tive, and sales o the week have been about 2l5 900
lbs OF all grades and qualities This is falling off
from last week, but quite as large business as
could have been expected. Full current rates have
been obtained for all desirable lots but no advance
has been or could be realized Manufacturers are
willing to purchase the present basis OF prices,
but would hesitate to take hold at any higher
figures. Sales of X Ohio and Pennsylvania have
been at SS'a4oc, Xxx S9@414c, as to quality and
condition, and No. at 44c-these prices being the
same as those OF last week. Michigan and Wiscon-
sin heeees have been sold at 37d39c for X and sole
for No /. Fine delaine and medium combing is
firm, with sales at 41@45c. Considerable Kentucky
and other unwasbed combing sold at 25@30c.
Coarse grades OF combiDg are very dull and can
only be sold at low figures. Unwashed woods have
been in fair demand, with sales at 20@27Ic and
medium at 27@S0c. California wool is quiet, and
new spring is hard to sell except at loss Pulled
woods are in demand. Large sales have been made
at 3Od4oc, mostly at 37939c for super lii foreign,
sales OF Monteyideo and other kinds indicate no
change
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GENERAL NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
THE ALBANY SITUATION.
The senatorship Question Still an
Unsettled One.
TEXAS RAILROAD RBJ0IOING.
A Loye-sick Girl and Boy Commit Suicide
in Wisconsin.
CHICAGO MAN KILLS HIMSELF TO WIN A BET.
Kiudling a Fire With Kerosene Causes
the Death of Woman and Child.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.
Additional Particulars Of the Catastrophe
in Ontario.
Etc. Etc. ...............E Etc.
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FOURTH pav,
Thursday.

Thursday .................. September 22d.
No. 14-TROTTING-For four year. Odds and under
purse, 500
No. 5-TRorTING-Purse, s4o0 tor three,year-
ODDS that have never trotted in public. If en-
tries exceed ten q0), additional entrance money
to be added to the purse.
No, I6-TR0TTING-Stakef for two-ysaE olds 500
entrance, S25 forfeit. II two start $3.50 added !;
if three or more, $500 aided.
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&- a. r.
HEADQUARTERS SUMNER Posi-, No. 5,
Department of California, C. A. R.,
Sacramento Nav On 1891 J

special Orders, No. II
Firs.-All members of the Post are hereby ordered
EVENING, May 29th at $50 O'clock in full uniform,
in order to attend memorial services at Dr. Dwnelfs
Church, Sixth street, between and j.
Second-In compliance to General Orders, No 5,
Headquarters Department of California, MONDAY,
May 30th, will be observed as Memorial Day. The
Post will assemble at Grand Army Headquarters, X
street, between Fifth and Sixth, at O'Clock P i'll
full uniform, TO take part in the proceedings.
Third-All members OF the Post will report at the
Theater for duty at $50 p. NJ, May 30th. By order
of II. A. BURNETT, Post Commander.
G. ". WICKs Adiutant. ms 1t
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President Garfield received miniature
bale of cotton the other day from an ardent
admirer, Thomas Shirgins, of Fort Worth,
Tex. It was neatly bound with polished
brass strips, and marked as if ready for
shipping,
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SECOND DAY.
Tuesday.

Tuesday .................septemher 20tfr.
No. 6-TRoTTING-2:2l class purse, 81, 900.
No. 7-TRoTTING-Purs $500; for dve-year olds
and under.
No. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stake; fer foals of
1878. Entries closed March Iss.
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BORN,

Sacramento, May 25-wIfe of John Gleason, a
daughter.
Near Yuba City, May 1s-wife of j. j. Pratt, a
| daughter.
Greenville May 19-wife of John R. Murray, a son.
San Rafael, May 23-Wife Of DR.. Geo. a. Powers a
son.
San Rafael, Nay 22-Wife Of H. c. Elliott, a son.
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SIXTH nay
SATURDAY.
. .sepeember esth.

saturday,. .....,,....,... september sstn.
No. 21-TROTTING-Purse, 81, 200; free Tor ALL
No. 22-TReTTING-225 class; purse, 81, 600.
No. 2S-TROTTING-Caf Annual Stake, for
foals of 1878. Entries closed November |, 1870
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The Marguerite sleeve, pulled at the
armhole and at the elbow, appears en- some
of the newly imported French costumes.
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DIED..

Sacramento, May 25-infant daughter of John and
Maggie Gleason.
Folsom, May 2s-Mrs. E. Fischer, wife of J. c.
Fischer, AZ years. months and days. New
York papers please copy.l
Clay Station, May 27-Minnie A. daughter of C, liza
and Thos. Steele, months.
Near Alta, May 2l-Everett P. Favor, 2 years, 9
months and days
San Rafael, May "a Blanche Olivia Guilder, 5
months and "a d4ys.
Suffer county, May &c William sinet May, 70
years, months and % days.
Little Shasta, May 2o-William n. Martin, %
years, month and days.
Nevada City, May s4-John q. Smell, months and
% days.
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SPEED PROGRAMME.
FIRST DAY.

september 18th.
No. 1-RIINNING-Sta free for all; $50 entrance,
sl5 forfeit, $50 added three-quarter mile dash
second horse to save stake.
No. 2-RUNNING-Stakef for foa!s of 1879. Entries
closed March /, 1881.
No. 8-RUNNING-Stl for foals of 1878 Entries
closed March l, 1881.
Ne. 4 UNNING-Stake free for oil; mile and re-
peat 500 entrance. s25 forfeit, $500 added
second horse 500. third $50.
No. s -TRoTTING-2:4O class; purse, 5000.