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PASSENGER LISTS.

CABIN, August 26th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: Mrs.
w. F. Smith, nurse and child, Mrs. NJ G.
Briggs, ). Berger, S. Selig, Mrs. J. Kent
field, f. G. Kentfeld, NJ. Saulbury, Theodore
We'll, t. S. Merchant San Francisco; Bryce
B. Lake, William Hills and wife, New York
Rev. E. i. Oreig and family, Mrs. J. NJ.
Woodman, John ii. Martin. A T. Hodge,
Chicago, H.; NJ. Dunlap, Miss L M. Whist.
ance, England; T. o. Crapper, Philip Hoff.
man, ST. Louis Edward Mitchell, Clarence
White. VIM. Whitlock, Nova Scotia; Mrs
a. V. Lancaster, Alameda; Mrs. G. Trembly
vile, Alabama Mrs. Amelia Strachner
Memphis, Tenn; N. Youmans, Nordland
ID. T.; A. Kohn. Portland. Or; w. Wilkin
son, Jr., Troy, N. Y; M. P. Kinkaid, Rock
Island, Ill; i. Emerson, Cincinnati, o.; I
O'Brien, Albany, N. Y; Il. c. Thompson
Meadvile, Pa; G. Trower, Texas; NJ
Henry, Palisade; G.. D, Minor Kansa.
City, Mo-; Mrs. Johnston and child, Lara
mic; L. Fl. Long. Oakland. Cal; II. w
Wilcox. Beloid, Wiz; j. H. Rand. Elko
New; % emigrant passengers, including 81
males, to arrive in Sacramento August 2Ssh
OMAHA. August 26th.-Left here to-day
to arrive in Sacramento August Both A. D
Starr and wife, Miss Starr, Oakland; Mis-
Annie hcCutiy, OsWeSo, ~ L, w.
Sprague, Erie, Pa; Mrs DIR. Holbrook
Rockland. Mass; G. R. Dawes and family
Pekin; Mrs W. II. Stowell, Mrs. G. l.. Bell
Master Willie Bell, Boston; Mrs. Jacol
Brown, Master Arthur Brown, Miss Mimi
Brown, Honolulu.
Sixteen through emigrants left on las
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra
mento September I'd.
NEwHALL August 26th.-Passed here tc
day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
NJ. Myerstein, San Bernardino; Bessi
3Iosher, Stockton J. L. Monega, San Fran
cisco Q. w. Clark, Tucson j. Simmons
Mexico G. Hooper, Tucson; b. Z. Beddel
man, Deuing; Fernando Cruze, Arizona
G. c.. Roberts aud wife, Los Angeles I
thornley,, San Francisco; J. w. Sullivan
Arizona J. J. Dorrell, oakland
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ExpER1MEsr IN CovERIye WuEA-

EXPERIMENT IN COVERING WHEAT
Experimenting on the depth at which
wheat should be covered, the following re-
cults were obtained OF fifty grains de.
posted at the depth of eight inches, only
two came up. and these formed no heads
at seven inches one fourth came up, but
formed no heads. Ten of the fifty came
up when covered FIVE inches deep, but had
defective heads. At four inches covering
there were few perfect heads, but most
were defective. OF those covered three
inches all came up; but the best yield was
from those covered only two inches deep.
The condition of the soil as to moisture is
not stated, nor the state of the season, but
we should infer it was moist, or those
planted three inches would have been bet.
ter than those at two. The same expert
menter says he prefers to cover his wheat
one inch and not more than two.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-27

1t is stated that Nine. Goldschmidt
Jenny Lihd) has received from the King
of Sweden the order of Seraphim. If this
is the case the lady should esteem the
honor highly, for she is the first woman
who has obtained the order of the Sera-
phim. To make the distinction more
marked, the King presented the order
a medal surmounted by the royal crown
in diamonds-to the singer with his own
hand.
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E,thetics at Ascot. Dialogue reported

Esthetics at Ascot. Dialogue reported
by Punch Philistine sportsman Quoting
the odds)-"Two to one on Robert the
Devil, you know" Sweet she asthetic-
" Did he really? How delightful What
a quite too awfuily utter name for a
jockey! Philistine sportsman (puzzled -
"Bsg pardon, I-ha don't quite under
stand" Sweet she aesthetic surprised -
"Why did you not say that Too.Too won
on--the horse you mentioned ?"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-27

DR.. Ia Mars Seminal PGiIs.-Fhe best
remedy in the world for General Debility, Nervous
and Physical Prostration, LOGS Of Sexual Vigor.
Seminal Emissions and the many ailments caused
by Excess, lf-Abuse. Dissipation, etc. All sui
remedy that speedily restores wasted vitality, and re-
kindles the fame of Hope, Health and Ambition
THE GLORY or MAN Is HIS STRENGTH DIR. LA
MARS PILLS are veritable Fountain of Youth"
Price, e. 80 per bottle. Sentby Express, receipt
of price (or c. O. Do to any address. A. Nc
BOYLE s. CO., Druggists, p. O.. Rox 1852 San
Francisco. n25-em
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Rev, Cheap and ERdurabie Floor,
a Preventive against Distemper and Rats for
Horse Stalls or Cellars-TH0S. CLARkES INFEN-
TION, No. 1913 street, Sacramento. Orders
through Postoffce will be ATTENDED to. Refers to
GEO. D. ALMOND and JOS. HILL, Carriage
Maker. aux Nv
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Reeuenfng OF Petcrs0R's New Palace
C5nfeetionery Dining, Ice Cream and oyster Saloon
Nos. 6l8 and go j street, Sacsali ento. iy6-Splm
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THE only Genuine MEX Er, I'd. delivered
every morning. by W. F. PETERSON, GO j. ty7 u
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GENERAL NOTICES.
n. 3. Nevis. Eighteenth street. be-
tween O and P, will be ready to commence taking
GRAPES, WEDNESDAY, August SIst. au26 st.


70 Carpenters. RrlcAIsy eEs aEd Timers.
Proposals will be received BY the Directors OF odd
Fellows Hall Association for Kissing the Walls snd
Putting a New Roof on the st. George Building.
according to plans and specifications 10 b. seen at
the office of A. A. COOK, Architect. Separate bids
and Tin Wort, or for the whole complete. Tho
Board reserves the right to reject any all bids
Bids to be left at the flee of W. C. FETCH. No.
1913 Fourth street, until TUESDAY, August so,
1881, at > 7. NJ w B. DAVIES, Secretary.
au2b.3ts
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NEW Invoice of gents and boys clothing
opened yesterday at unusual low figures. See
our stock and prices. Red House.
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HALE's monster sale of dry goods has had
wider significance than appears on its face
it has taught the people much with regard tc
what dry goods ought to cost them.
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Pratt's Abolition 0fI!-The Pcop'e's
Remedy has cured thousands; it viii cure you. 1t
has no equal Sufferers with rheumatism Neu.
ralgia Sciatica Partial Paralysis, Lame Back, Govt,
Sprans Bruises Sore Throat, Colie Cramps, Cholera
Morbus, or any internal or external ache or pain,
will fiud prom pit relief by using ABOLITION OIL.
The tests of time and have proven its value and
its popularity is the best guarantee Of its
For sale by all druggists. Price, small, so cents;
large, 81. Ask for PRATTS ABOLITION OIL.
A. McBOYLE & CO., Druggists, San Francisco,
Sole Propretors. m25-6m
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NEVER BEFoRr.-Brussels carpets, rs and
IS cents per yard. at the Red House.
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THEY ARE BARGAINs.-Gents' calico and
cheviot dress shirts, 30 cents. 65 cents and
81, st the Red House.
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GENTS French psroale shirts, 81 80. Red
House.
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Eleventh street, between II and L Rev. David
Deal, pastor Preaching at 1915 N. and T:S0P NJ
Sunday school at 1910. Praise service at P. NJ.
Calvary Baptist Church.
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. j.
9. A. Henry, pastor. Preaching at 1o:45 a. NJ
and 100 p N. Morning subject, The Gospel for
Humanity . evening, " The Comparative knowledge
of the Present and Future Life" At 8 P. NJ Rev
Dr. G. J. Johnson of Philadelphia, will deliver an
address on 1.-The Necessity of Giving the Sunday
School to the Young" The public cordially in
vted to attend all these services, and especially the
Sunday School meeting.
Westminster Presby terrain Church,
Sixth street, corner OF 1.-The pastor. Rev. Ii. H.
Rice, will preach on Sabbath at 10:45 A. NJ and s
p. NJ Morning subject, g Preparation for Heaven ;;
evening, +" The Place of the Sinai Law in History.
Strangers are cordially invited
First Baptist Church,
Ninth street, between L and M-Rev. G. J. johnson,
D. D., OF Philadelphia, will preach in the morning
In the evening Dr. Frost will (by reQues repeat the
discourse on I" Prayer and Natural Law an Answer
to the Record Union.'"
Sixth-Street Methodist Church,
Between and streets-Rev. r. Bentley, PASTOR
will preach both morning and evening Subject for
evening: Elijah, the Tlshbite." All are invited.
Christian (hapel,
Eighth street. between and O-Preaching by
Elder G. H. Kinkade, of Oakland, at II A. n. and
7:30 P. II. Sunday School at 10 An.
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You CAN make no istase il you visit the
Dry Goods Depart ent at tie Rcd House.
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HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G. w. Chesley. agent. .
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LADIES English kid, side-lace shoes-iusi
received-S2. Red House.
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Ii You want to see bargains in ladies'
shoes, go to the Red House to-day.
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COMPETITORS have remarked that our
tuition in dry goods is somewhat too high for
the intelligence of our general readers. How
apt some people are to measure Others intel
ligence by their own gauge. Hale Bros.
deeply sympathize with them, yet retain
their own ideas with regard to the brain
receiving capacity of their patrons. Hales
monster sale has been full of lessons to the
people, and judging from the results of the
cash drawers, every lesson has been fully
appreciated.
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Mechanics store-Kid gloves and eretonnes,
D. DeBernardi Co, wholesale commission deal
ers
Preliminary notice-L. Bien, $50 street.
Edwin Meese & Whistles, wines, etc.
L. L. Lewis & Co-The Garland range.
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CRoSK BEER again in the market. All
saloons have it.
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Brink " Halls Fepslu wine stitters" aud
be happy and content. 1t is absolutely pure. Cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion aud the Z" blues" Il has
ceved First Premium throughout the State. au2j-0
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FINE French kid, button boots tladies). So
Red House.
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Notice wagons WIZ leave Belle d Co.'s
and l.. X. HAMMERS on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, August 3lst at ESQ o'clock sharp, to convey
Passengers to CONCERT (0rth's HalA. au25lwN
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-27
annual Election VIII

Pioneers !-Ysur Annual Election viii
be held SATURDAY, August q, 1881, at o'clock
p NJ to elect nine Directors Corresp nding Secrc-
tary and Marshal W. q. FELCH, President
JAMES McCLs ERY, Secretary. au25td
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The best Meals In the city at Peterson's,
as and eo0 / street iy7.tf
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For saie.-Gne fine Teeumseh6A
Stallion, 5 years old also three fine ks5zaTS
Mares Inquire at Capital Brewery, cornerZ&-IA-
Twelfth and streets auZt wv
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For Fine Cakes. Zee Cream. ETC.. the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go TO HENRY
FISHER, No sos ST., bet Fifth and Sixth. jy25-1m
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FINE kid, side-lace, ladies' shoes, No. 1
quality, 81. Red House.
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For PRIsoN.-Deputy Sheriff Tolley. of
Tehams, was in the city yesterday with
Angus Smith in charge, under sentence of
one year in prison at Folsom for grand lar
cenY.
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ANOTHER LoT of those ladies' fine
French kid, button boots, only s3-all sizes.
Red House.
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to examine the new terra Gotta vases made
by Gladding, Mclean & Co at Lincoln, now
on exhibition and sale at Hobby & Smiths,
81 j street, Sacramento.
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SIX DAYS MORE, and the last forced sale
for the year at Hale Bros. viii be over. Have
you tried them?
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ACVKRTIEEMENT MENTION.

Grand opening to night-"The Office"
Atlantic Gardens-Concert and dancing.
l. O. o. F.. Eureka Lodge, tomorrow.
Lost-Young lady hat in the Plaza.
A. o. Z. W., Union Lodge, this evening.
Races to-day at Agricultural Park.
For sale-Horse, buggy and harness.
Building and Loan stook-New series.
Land League meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Eighth District Fair at Placerville-Race entries.
Auction Sale.
By D. J. simmons Ladies' and childrens goods.
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TEIRTY-sIx.IEcH CAsHMEREs, in all the
most desirable shades, S5 cents per yard; fine
new plaid dress goods, 22A cents per yard, all
at the Red House
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FIFTY CASES Apollinaris Water, ex ship
Montmorency, by Geo. w. Chesley.
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SEE THEM for 70 and IS cents per yard, at
the Red House.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
kingsley Chapel, N. E. Church
Calvary Baptist Church.

Eleventh street, between II and L Rev. David
)eal pastor. Preaching at 1oi5 N. and T:S0 P. NJ
unday school at 1910. Praise service at P. NJ.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

The season approaches when parties, balls, social
reunions, society celebrations, etc, throughout
the State will be more frequent Advance an
nouncement OF such events, properly youched for,
will find place in this column, if sent in. The rule
does not, Of course, apply to such public events
within the city should properly be first an
po1nceti in the business columns.
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Eighth street, between N and O-Preaching b,
Elder G. II. Kinkade, of Oakland, at II A. n. ant
7:so P. n. Sunday School at 10 An.
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BY D. j. simmons and children's goods.
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westminster Presbyterian Church,
First BAPTIST Church.
sixth-street Methodist Church.
Christtan { hapel,

Between and streets-Rev. R. Bentley, pastor,
will preach both morning and evening. Subject for
evening: ..Eliiah the Tshhiten All are invited.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-27

FAILING SIGS.-A falling sign at Oschner's
cooper shop severely injured workman at
that place
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Who owns THEM.-0fhcers Frazes and
Martin made dive into Scroggs' building,
Tenth and X streets, and captured two sus-
pieious looking men with chickens and vege.
tables in hand, known to have been stolep.
An owner was found
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ATLANTIC GARDESs.-At the Atlantic
Gardens there will be concert and dancing
tomorrow afternoon and evening, with shoot
ing match in the afternoon.
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LAND LEAGUR.-An important meeting of
the Land League will he held tomorrow
afternoon at Pioneer Hall.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-24
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
narried His Servant Girl And
Afterwards Shot.

ST. Louis, October 23.-James Fin
ley, a prominent and wealthy farmer
living near Wallace, fifteen miles from
st. Joe, No, was assassiuated Satur-
day night. The deceased and wife
were sitting at the table eating supper
and chatting, when sudden discharge
was heard, and Finley tumbled over
on the floor, and died in a few min
utes without saying a word. Eleven
No. 2 buckshot were found in the
back of his head. One shot lodged in
the shoulder Of Mrs. Finley, who was
setting directly opposite, with "a child
in her arms. Finley was only lately
married to a former servant, of whose
child be was father. The affair is
shr9uded in mystery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-24
WASHINGTON.
A Move to Reduce TAX on Whis
ky to SO cents.
Edmunds Gets Ahead of the
Democrats.
Clerk shOber Elected Acting
Secretary.

WASHINGTON, October 24.-The
whisky distillers of the United States
have determined to make an effort
next winter to get Congress to reduce
the tax on whisky to so cents per gal.
lon. They will have powerful lobby
here.
Senator Edmunds' move this morn
ing, in fOrestalling the Democratic
caucus, caused some merriment. The
caucus instructed Senator Pendleton
to report a resolution to appoint
Chief Clerk Shober Acting Secretary,
but Senator Edmunds got the floor
lrst, and offered resolution worded
precisely like that Senator Pendleton
was awaiting a chance to submit. The
Democrats Of course had to vote for
the resolution, and the affair was con-
sldered a good joke on them.
The election of Shober as Acting
Secretary is satisfactory to both sides
Of the Senate, and many believe it is
the final disposition of the Secretary.
ship until some change in the
political status of the Senate gives
one party or the other a posi-
tive majority. Shober is very
competent, and has made himself pop
dlar as chief clerk. He was formerly
Member of Congress from North
Carolina. If the Republicans next
winter can see their way clear to get.
ting rid Of Gorham and Riddleberger,
they will probably undertake to elect
Secretary, but there does not seem to
be much prospect of getting rid of this
difficulty. Atpresent Malone firmly
insists upon sticking to those nomina-
lions, while Frye, Hale, Harrison and
Hawley and several others are said to
be positive in declaring they will not
vote for GOrhsm and Riddleberger
The result of the Virginia election
next month may work some
changes in Mahone's sentiments.
If he carries Virginia, Riddleberger
will be his candidate for United States
Senator, and he might then consent
to accept candidate for Secretary in
stead Of Gorham. If he is beaten in
Virginia it will hardly be possible for
him to make another canvass with any
show of success, and then he might
abandon Gorham and Riddleberger.
at any rate, some of the Republi-
can leaders in the Senate look to the
result Of the Virginia election, which
ever way it may go, to bring about
Aahone's consent to nominate candi-
dates for Senate oficors, and in this
hope they were willing to make a
Democrat acting Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-24
BY CABLE.
Disposition Of Relics of the
Franklin Expedition.
No Late Disturbances in ireland.
A Steamer Laden with Returned
Swedes a Week Overdue.
The First RiVst in BsrthoIdPs
Statue of Liberty.
DR.. Kenny Sent to Kilmainham
No Late Disturbances in ireland.
DR.. Kenny Sent to Kilmainham
Jail.

LONDON, October 24.-The relics o
the Franklin expedition were re
ceivcd by Lieutenant Schwatka ant
placed in the museum at the Green
wich hospital.
A Dublin correspondent says: Sine,
the proclamation against the Leagu,
accounts from various parts of tn,
country have been satisfactory. There
has been no disturbance of bushes,
and tho people are much relieved.
The steamer Alexandra, of MaImo
Sweden, and bound for that port
from Newcastle, with crew of twenty
men and six adult passengers and foul
children, all Swedes, returning from
America on a visit to their friends, is
now week overdue, and it is feared
has been lost in the recent gale.
DR.. Kenny, Member Executive of
the Land League, the medical attend.
ant, and several imprisoned suspects
were arrested to-day and conveyed to
the Kilmainham jail Patrick j.
Smythe, Home Rule Member of Par
lament for Tipperary, agrees with
Archbishop Croke in his depreciation
of the mo rent policy.
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres of
the I'D announces that the Boundary
Treaty has been approved by both the
Argentine and Chilian Congresses.
PARIS, October Ex-senator La
boulage has issued circular announ-
cling that the American Minister,
Morton, and the members of the Le-
CATION, will be present to-day at the
workshops Of Gaget Gouthier, where
Mr.. Morton will perform the ceremany
of fixing The first iivet which is to
unite the parts Of Bertholdi's Statue
OF Liberty to its base, this occasion
being chosen as appropriate because
SO nearly coinciding with the York
town celebration.
ROME, October 24.-King Humbert
will leave Monza Wednesday next for
Vienna, to meet the Emperor of Aus
tria.
Sunday being the anniversary Of the
engagement between the Garibaldians
and the Ponti6cal Zouayes, in 1867,
there was popular demonstration on
the spot where it occurred. The DO
lice removed the crown bearing the
words Italia Irridenta" from the
tree where Carroll fell. Rocciotti
and Garibaldi addressed the crowd.
LONDON, October A.-Dispatches
from Fuetta confirm the report of the
occupation of Herat by force under
Ameers and General Abdulkadas
Khan.
AT Newmarket tho flying stakes
were won by Light Wing, Candahar
second, Simnel third. The Criterion
stakes were won by Bruce, Nellie
secoud, St. Marguerite third.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-24
Clearinghouse Report.
DIED.

HARPKR-.After long illness and painful
suffering, on Sunday morning, October 23d, at
1890 o'clock. SUSAN c., beloved wife Of George
Harper, aged 20 years.
Requiem mass took place at St. Peters
Church this tMondayl morning at o'clock.
sPINKS-0 Of consumption, October 23d, at
va o'clock, pm, GEoRGE W. SPINS.
Funeral from his late residence. l0S Third
street, this (M0NDAY) afternoon at 81
o'clock. Friends Ofiamily invited to attend.
Wheeling (W. Va) and Alexandria va. J
papers please copy.