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TEE FAY ENTERTAINMENT.

Tomorrow night, at the Metropolitan
Theater, Annie Eva Fay. noted spiritual
medium, will give an entertainment, when,
she announces, there will be manifestations
of spirit power, including naturalization of
spirit hands and faces, spirit forms, flowers
and music. Concerning the announcement
already made of this matter, an up-country
paper has seen fit to object to the expressions
in the notice in this paper, and which FOL
lowed the advertisement of the Fay manage
ment. It may Re as well to state right here,
and to prevent misconstruc.ion hereafter, that
the rule of this journal is. in making local
notices of entertainments in advance Of the
performance, to base them upon the adver-
tised announcement, and. TO deal fairly
with such advertisement and when
subsequent notices are given, follow
ing the entertainment itself, to criti
cise it fairly, and deal fairly with
the performers and the public.
Anna Eva Fay declares herself to be spirit
ualist, and that it is her religion. She trav-
els giving entertainments in which are mani
festations that she presents to the public, not
pretending to either pronounce or deny
that they are the works of disembodied spir
It's. She presents her entertainment for the
regular admission fee, exactly as did MIR.
Fehrrnann his last hight at the theater. As
to its merits the origin or cause of what is
shown or done. she leaves the public TO
Judge Some find in these manifestations
confirmation of their belief in SpirituaGsm;
others, reasons for disbelief and contempt;
some declare it is trickery, others that IL is
the work of immateTial or spiritual agencies.
It is certain that whatever the fact, scien-
fists have declared the manifestations worked
through her "rhediumship" to be inexplica-
bic. She holds an autograph letter of
the we'll known scientist, Professor William
Crookes, of England, certifying that
the manifestations at her ssances have been
investigated by him and other scientific
gentlemen, and that they were mex plicable
TO them ; that is to say, if they were the re-
suit OF trickery they were unable to discover
it. Miss Fay herself does not claim dis
tinctiy that the so-calted phenomena which
attend her are produced by spirits She
claims Co give fair equivalent for the adj
mission price in bewiidering or an. Elusive,
or supernatural exhibition. She claims
that if it is triclery, it is as fully
as entertaining and much more mys
ferrous than the performances of Robert
Heller-in short, the performance of Sunday
night is to be show, but whether show of
spirit manifestation or cunningiy devised IL
lusions, it still remains a show-which she
claims to be fully worth the admission price.
1t may be added that Miss Fay fairly set
people by the ears in San Francisco over her
entertainments, and in Stockton created an
excitement which formed the absorbing and
staple subject for the three daily papers
there for week, and involved some of the
clergy and an opposition exhibitor in series
of exposes Of Miss Fay's performances, which
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CAMP MEETING.

At the Adventist Camp-meeting, at 8
o'clock yesterday. meeting of the State
Tract and Missionary Society was called
The Secretary's report showed that the re-
ceipts during the past year were S7,O71 GA !;
the expenditures were So, $40 81; the assets
of the Society are 49, Sl7 p and the actual
gain during the year is Sl.659 IL. H. @.
Palmer, Ship Missionary of San Francisco
has done work as follows Ships visited
42l; papers distributed p, $50; pages of
tracts, 1886 This is separate from the
regular missionary work which has been re-
ported. Interesting instances were given of
conversions that had occurred through the
reading matter placed on ship board. The
officers elected for the coming year are :
President, Elder $. n. Haskell Vice-Presi-
dent, Elder NJ. G. Israel Secretary and
Treasurer, Miss b. G.. Stickney Assistant
Secretary, Miss Alice Morrison Directors
Il. NJ. Chapman, j. u. Yoakum, w. A.
Pratt, J. d. Bandy, William Saunders, D. S.
Hemstreet, q. ]. Waggoner, M. G. Israel
and A. L. Brown.
A special meeting for the young was held
in the pavilion at $3.50 P. NJ. The central
young, and was nearly filed. Address were
made by Elders Wsggoner, Healey and
Haskell This effort was carried on in the
tents at the close of the meeting. At sunset
all assembled in the pavilion, and the time
till the preaching service was occupied by
prayer and testimonies.
Elder Haskell spoke at $50 on the "Three
Messages" His discourse was mainly on the
Third Message, which he claimed is special
message for the last days, giving light on the
true Sabbath.
The appointments for to-day are Model
Sabbath.school az 8 A. NJ; a sermon at 1880
by Elder Waggoner, on the 9 Judgment :"
discourse at 2:30 P. NJ. by Mrs. White at
1880 P NJ Elder Van Horn viii speak on the
Perpetuity of the Law"
Tomorrow at 1880 a, NJ. Elder Waggoner
will preach on 1.-The Bible Sabbath;" at 1:30
P. NJ. Elder Healey will preach on the subject,
Is Sunday the Sabbath ?" At $50 P. NJ.
Mrs. White viii speak on " Temperance !"
Elder Haskell will speak at 1880 P. NJ; sub
ject-"Who Changed the Sabbath"
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relative adverb in each. Name the adverbs
and their mi ualant rhraaas

and their equivalent phrases.
f. Correcs, giving reasons: ~ We only
missed four words. ~ knew nothing about
John going away. 81 Who do you think die
il? AZ would like TO know whose this is.
~ am going far from hence.
.. State the use of each form Of the parti.
ciple Of the ininitives
6. Write an interrogative sentence with the
verb IN the past Indicative passive a com.
pick with an objective clause!
Z. What cautions must be observed in the
use OF pronouns; Of adjsctives; Of adverbs
of articles?
s. Explain the expressioasstay, in. at, with,
accommodate, to, with, cali for, at upon, part
from. with?
9. Name five verbs that may take direct
and an indirect object; use them in SEN
fences?
10. Parse underlined words On a sudden
open .fy, with impetuous recoil and Earring
sound. the Internal doors. and on their hinges
CRATE harsh thunder.
DRAWING -25.
!. Define concentric circles, and Illustrate.
3 Define compound curve, and illustrate.
8. Draw Greek cross, using construction
lines.
f. Draw cube.
3. Draw a table or chair in the room.
In addition to the foregoing, examination
was had In reading, 90 oral arithmetic, so
composition. 50; oral grammar, 50 algebra,
70; bookkeeping and business forms, 80.
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EIGHT hundred ladies' hats, at cents each
at the receivers sale at the Red House.
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Seventh street, between and K-Rev. T. Il. B
Anderson, pastor Services at II \. N. and 730 P. n
Subjects, morning: 'fThe Ministry of Reconcilia
ton Evening "The Most Precious Things tt
Christ" Seats free and cordial invitation tC
voI1uO neonle IN attend
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Two thousand two Kindred lace ties.
cents each; one hundred sets of collars and
cuffs, at to 10 cents, worth so cents; linen
collars, three for 10 cents (Emby points,. at
the great sale at the Red House.
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Calvary Rantist Church.

1 street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. ]
O. A. Henry, pastor. Preaching at 10:45 A. NJ
Gus Person of Christ" Evening Christianity
Personal Power" Sittings free All are invited.
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Two hundred and fifty full size ladies' felt
skirts, handsomely trimmed, for 80 cents
each. at the receivers sale at the Red House. >
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Two hundred ladies' shawls. at 81 each. at
the receivers sale at the Red House.
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THREE hundred pair of double size white
blankets. 81 IS pair, at the receivers sale
at the Red House.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church,

Sixth street, corner OF 1.-The pastor, Rev. H. H.
P. Nj. Morning subject: How to Study the Re.
vised yersion.'' Evening: g The Hebrew Taber-
nsce," illustrated by drawings. Strangers cordially
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EIGHTEEN hundred yards Cheviot shifting
for cents yard, at the receivers sale at the
Red House.
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VERY heavy crash. 20 inches wide, at only
81 cents yard, at the receivers sale at the
Red House.
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CHILDREN's Shoes for % cents at the re
iYer's sale, Red House.
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HEAVY Turkish bath towels, large size,
only LII cents each, at the receivers sale at
the Red House.
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CALLED TO PREsIDE.-The Governor yes
terday addressed letter to Jackson Temple,
Judge of the Superior Court of Sonoma
county, requesting him to preside in the SUI
perior Court of Sacramento county in the
case of The People VS.. The Cold Run Ditch
and Mining Company Ia slIckens easel, as
Superior Judge benson, of Sacramento, is
disqualified to sit therein. The case comes
on November LIST.
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OALLEO IhESlDE.-1D6 CON6FuOT yes
terday addressed letter to Jackson Temple,
Judge of the Superior Court of Sonoma
county, requesting him to preside in the SUI
perior Court of Sacramento county in the
case of The People VS.. The Cold Run Ditch
and Mining Company Ia slIckens easel, as
Superior Judge benson, of Sacramento, is
disqualified to sit therein. The case comes
on November 1st.
MIss1NG.-Joseph Robertson, night watch
man on the steamer Apache, has been miss
ing since Sunday evening. IIe was last seen
at Third and K streets, between the hours of
and 10P. NJ. His friends are very anxious
about him, and think he either has met with
aH accident or that there has been foul play.
Any information in regard to him can be
forwarded to the Chief of Police.
SOCIAL DANcE.-A social dance was given
by the Sacramento Division, 21S, Sons of
Temperance, at Fireman's Hall last evening.
There was a large attendance, and pleasant
time was had.
POLICE CoURT-In this Court there was
no business transacted yesterday, no arrests
having been made during the twenty.four
hours preceding.
REGIsTERED.-O hundred and thirty new
names were placed on the supplement to the
Great Register this week.
Two thousand two Kindred lace ties, 8
cents each; one hundred sets of collars and
cuffs, at to 10 cents, worth so cents; linen
collars, three for 10 cents (Emby points,. at
the great sale at the Red House.
HEAVY linen Huckabuclr towels for 10
cents each at the receivers sale at the Red
House.
KID GLOVES, at half their cost. Closing
sale of L. Bien, Eighth and j streets.
LADIES, you can buy silk and lace ties, silk
bandkerchiefs, scarfs and fancy neck wear at
your own price, at this great sale at the Red
House.
HEAVY brocaded suitings, in all colors II
yards for 81, at the receivers sale at the Red
House.
ALL-sILK YELLING, 80 cents yard Closing
sale of l.. Bien, Eighth and j streets.
ONE line of elegant suitings for 121l cents,
at the receivers sale at the Red House,
TREMENDOUS reductions in ladies' under
wear during the great sale of the receiver at
the Red House.
Coop GooDs at less than cost Closing
sale of L. Bieu, Eighth and streets.
THREE hundred and fifty large-size, heavy
comferters for ST. at the receivers sale at the
Red House.
MILLIONS of remnants Of ribbons, at 3 to
30 cents, during this great sale at the Red
House.
THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
George W. Chesley, sole agent.
FIVE thousand yards of grenadines, at only
5 cents yard, at the receivers sale at the
Red House.
BoYs' heavy suitinRs, only LII cents yard,
at the receivers sale ct the Red House.
MEN's Doors 81. at the receivers sale,
Red House.
SLIPPERS 10 cents, st the receivers sale,
Red House.
GENTS DRESS SHIRTS so cents, at the re.
ceiver's sale. Red House.
GENTS HATS. in wool and fur. 10 to %
cents, st the receivers sale, Red House.
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sixth-street Methodist Episcopal Oh

Between X and L. Preaching at 1o45 A. N. and P.
NJ. by the pastor Rev. T. S. Dunn Sunday-school
at Il NJ Praise service at $50 p NJ. Evening sub
ject :" Church Music" Note the change OF hour
far avenino sar.-ca
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NEVER BEFoRE.-Ladies' muslin skirts
tucked, 10 cents; embroidered, % cents
chemise, drawers and gowns at great reduc
tions See them to-day at the great receiver
sale at the Red House.
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HEAVY linen Huckabuck towels for 10
cents each at the receivers sale at the Red
House.
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KID GLOVES, at half their COST Closing
sale of L. Bien, Eighth and J streets.
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Coon GooDs at less than cost. Closing
sale of L. Bien, Eighth and J streets.
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Kingsley Chanel M E Church
Christian chapel,

Eleventh street. between and L Rev. David
Deal, pastor Preaching al 10:45 and 1880 P NJ.
Praise service at P. M. Sunday school at 1910.
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LADIES, you can buy silk and lace ties, silk
handkerchiefs, scarfs and fancy neck wear at
your own price, at this great sale at the Red
House.
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GENTS Hans. in wool and fur. 10 to %
cents, st the receivers sale, Red House.
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IMMENSE REDUCTIONS IN RIBBONS You
can buy them at any price during this great
sale ut the Red House.
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GENTS DRESS SHIRTS so cents, at the re.
ceiyer's sale. Red House.
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REGIsTERED.-0 hundred and thirty new
names were placed on the supplement to the
Great Register this week.
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NJ. E. Church South

Eighth street. between and O-Preaching at II
A. NJ and P. NJ, by Elder C. II. Kinkade. Sunday
school at 10 a. NJ Seats free. All invited.
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SLIPPERS 10 cents. st the receivers sale
Red House.
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Two hundred and fifty ladies' knitted hoods
(operal, cents each, at the receivers sale
at the Red House.
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POLICE CouRT-In this Court there was
no business transacted yesterday, no arrests
having been made during the twenty.four
hours preceding.
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HEAVY brocaded suitings, in all colors. II
yards for 81, at the receivers sale at the Red
House.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES ro-MoRnow.
Conversational Church.

The pastor, Rev. |. E. Dwinell, will preach to-
morrow morning and evening. The evening services
viii begin at O'clock. The public are invited.
Ei-.rt Pn,,ais* Church
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HEAVY CLoAKING CLOTH. reduced to 81
per yard. Closing sale of L. Bien, Eighth
and j streets
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To THE PEoPIE.-0u Monday next there
viii be held an election to fill the vacancy in
the office of Second Trustee, caused by the
death of one who has filed the position nobly,
and left many TO mourn his loss. The candi-
dates for the vacancy are Daniel Brown and
j. Ryan. The former is one who has me-
chanical ideas in all his business. and we think
he can have the same for the interest of the
people. He has proved himself to be use
full citizen, and we know no reason why the
citizens of Sacramento should not vote for
him. As to his integrity and capability, we
know that the citizens of Sacramento will
never regret having voted for Daniel Brown
for Second Trustee next Monday.
SEVERAL TAXPAYRRs
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sPFLLING-l00.

?. Add one-half of mile, two-thirds of
furlong and thres-quarters of rod.
3. A gardener has a rectangular piece of
ground l,054 feet long, and 459 feet wide,
which he wishes to lay out into the largest
squares possible of equal size, using all of
the ground. What must be the length Of
each square? How many squares can he lay
cut
T. What is the discount on 1886, due
three years and nine months hence, at per
cent?
5. a merchant sold suit of clothes for
s64 40, thereby gaining 10 per cent. He sold
another suit for $50, and lost the same
amount of money that he gained on the first
What percentage did he lose on the last
suit?
g. A. B and pasture an equal number of
cattle upon field, of which A and are the
owners A of twenty acres and twenty
five acres. II G pays $40 for his pasture,
how much should A and B each receive?
z. What must be the width Of walk ex-
tending around the outer part of garden
100 feet square. that it may occupy 1926 CT
the garden plot? Draw figure to illustrate
the work.
s. How many acres of land, worth $50 an
acre, must be added to farm of go acres,
worth $50 an acre, that the average value
may be $50 an acre:
8. How much currency can be bought for
$500 in gold, when gold is ITO per cent (?
What is the value of greenbacks when gold
has the above valuation
10 The diagonal of a square is 40 yards.
What is its area?
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Ninth street, between L and MA. ]. Frost, D. D.,
pastor. Preaching at 10:45 A NJ and at $50 P. NJ.
Evening subject: :" Twenty-four Facts on the Sub.
ject of Baptism" After the sermon the ordinance
will be administered
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M1ss1NG.-Joseph Robertson, night watch.

MIssING.-Joseph Robertson, night watch
man on the steamer Apache, has been miss
ing since Sunday evening. He was last seen
at Third and K streets, between the hours of
z and 10P. NJ. His friends are very anxious
about him. and think he either has met with
aH accident or that there has been foul play.
Any information in regard to him can be
forwarded to the Chief of Police.
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BoYs' heavy suitings, only LII cents yard,
at the receivers sale ct the Red House.
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MEMS Doors 81. at the receivers sale
Red House.
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ONE hundred boxes of toilet soap, 12 cakes
in box, only 20 cents a box, at the receivers
sale at the Red House.
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FIVE thousand yards of grenadines, at only
5 cents yard, at the receivers sale at the
Red House.
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THOUSANDS of yards of embroideries almost
given away at the receivers sale at the Red
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ALL.sILK WILLING, 80 cents yard. Closir
sale of L. Bien, Eighth and ] streets.
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THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
George W. Chesley, sole agent.
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SOCIAL DANcE.-A social dance was given
by the Sacramento Division, 21S, Sons of
Temperance, at Fireman's Hall last evening"
There was large attendance, and pleasant
time was had.
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Coop GooDs at less than cost. Closing
sale of L. Bieu, Eighth and streets.
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l. Give the rules for the agreement of q
verb with its subject when the subject is a
collective noun, and illustrate each rule with
an example.
2. Write sentence containing CORE
sponsive of quality. One containing a cor
responsive Of inequality. Parse the CORE
sponsive.
8. Write five sentences. using different
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ARREsTs.-The only arrest made since last
report was that of Dan. O'Connell, by Depu-
ty Sheriff Brissell.
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BLACK CAsHMEREs, reduced from 70 cents
to so cents. Closing sale of L. Bien, Eighth
and j streets
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GE0GRAPHY-5Os
l. Name the two great mountain systems
of the United States the three great rivers.
2. Why is it cold in the frigid zone and hot
in the torrid?
s. Locate the following places: Memphis,
Canton, st. Petersburg, Bombay, Alexan-
dria.
4. What causes the change of seasons, and
of day and night? When are the days and
nights of equal length all ever the world:
5. Name three animals peculiar to the tor
rid, to theltemperate, aud to the frigid zones.
Give the width Of each zone in degrees.
DEFINING-50.
Define untenable, yeomanry, flament, o.
sify, optician, conducive, hnancier, orthodox.
ingenious, ingenious, patrician, codicil, ar
mistice, statistics, abrasion, chromatic,
contraband, psychology, dereliction, seques-
trate, panorama, sinecure, urbanity. sanitary,
stoicism, veneer, nepenthe, tactician, espion-
age. veracity.
Use the following in sentences: 0rison,
empiric, carnival. initiate, allegiance, osier,
intangible, constituent, symphony, fossil, i'm.
molate, pedestal, impolitic, tenacity, caliber,
caviling, temerity, paraphrase, intuition, pur-
veyor.
Write not less than one page on one of the
following subjects Under the Sea; Circum-
stances; Neighbors; Trees Language.
GRAMNAR-1O0.
l. Give the rules for the agreement of q
-Hrtl vr-T-h ~. urrfz1 go
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MILLIONS of remnants of ribbons, at 5 to
80 cents, during this great sale at the Red
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THREE hundred and fifty large-size, heavy
comferters for 81, at the receivers sale at the
Red Honse