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moved to make the motion the spesial order for
Monday at O'clock which motion prevailed.
several moticns to adj urn were made ssld points
OF order raised, all of which were withdrawn.
Mr.. SEARS introduced S. B, S5-providing for the
tax ery fer the thiy-third and thirty-fourtA fiscal
years.
Mr.. DAVIS moved its reference to the Firance
Committee, which motion was lost by IA TO 20, and
on motion OF Mr.. RowELL it was placed on she
general fks.
The bill provides for I'D valorem tax OF 6es
cents on each slt0 of taxable property, for the
thirty third fiscal year, of which the general fund
gets IS Is cents. the school fund 22.2 cents, and
the interest and sinking fund 81 cents. For the
thrtyfoursh year 50 20 cents the Sl00, giving to
the general funi 2so2 cents, the school fund 22 -
cents, and the interest and sinking fund COG.
AtS:l5P. NJ. Mr.. ZvCE moved to adjourn. Mr. JouN-
so., moved To amend by adjourning until 9 o'clock
Monday. Amendment accepted, when Mr. RowEIL
is, and the motion to adjourn until sr NJ Monday
prevailed.
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FOR SALE---A BARGAIN.

FARM OF o 2ACRES OF PATENTED m
~ land situated on the stage road in Nap N9F
county CslifornIa Us acres rich, level land --4--
under cultivation, now sow3 10 wheat and hay
garden, vineyard and orchard, and a comfortable
frame dwelling on the premises; school house and
rostoffice in the vicinity; climate unsurpassed.
Title perfect Terms easy, ard possession given
wheu required. For particulars call on or address
CADWAL DER & PARSONS, Real FstIte Agents,
ccrner Third and j streets, Sacramento. m5-lptf
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Dispatches received at ConstantinopIe from
Damascus state that Fezi pasha Surrounds
the Drusss in the Hauran District, and de-
mands faom them an indemnity of $40, 900
for the pillage os Turkish villages aud the
massacre of the inhabitants. The Porte
fears that they will eject union with
the Druses of Lebanon. Some Arab Druses
entered and psilaged Mecca, which is cut eft
from postal communication. A caravan OF
Musseiman pilgrims from India was also pill
| lsged,
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ali Dress Materials are in lengths suitable to the purchaser
Pairs Of Sheets Lengths of Pillow MuslinS
Fable LnBnS in all lengths
Napkins, in a. H., or by the dozen
Towels singy in bulk Hosiery in pairs or by the dozen
Ribbons, in all lengths coOrS and qualities
Gloves Ties, LACE Goods.
to
hand The thinking will naturally accrung from this
BUSINESS
salaries
$4,000 salaries alone
untered All this
Of
stock finding other hands This and object is
achieved.
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WEINSTOCk &LUBIN
MECHAN MICS STOREi
Railroad Blockade +!

Owing the unusual WaShouts and floods along the line Of the
Railroad our Eastern Spring and Summer Importstns Of DRY
GOODS have been delayed Generally seasons purchases will
come to hand when expected but this seasons supply came Strag
Cling along at the rate Of case or two at time.
The greater part our assortment has now been rsGsVd and
placed STOCK and we fully prepared to show very interesting
line Of selections 10 FANCY as we'll as DRY GOODS
We desire to impress the minds Of purchasers the following
few facts which, if remembered will prove Of interest to the
ECONOMICAL AND PRUDENT
F'irst-We shall this season
show the Newest Designs, Styles
and Fashions.
Second-We shall carry the
Largest Assortment.
Third-OUR PRICES ARE AND WILL IN
VARIABLY BE THE LOWEST.
We know this to be a fact we have carefully
prices with those Of Others and have always
FOUND OURS TO BE THE LOWEST.
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now the round, OVER
could limited
operations had the the its
purchasing population support be
public
accomplished
the alone
they CONTINUE TO
the employing
until
lRetona andCh Chicago ow st o proving
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a 400 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

E1oR sALE-oN EASY TERMS AND IN sssf
n subdivisions, as per survey, 200 acres sIyS
Of first-rate FARMING LAND, formerly known --s'.
as the " Boards RANCH at the Mission OF
San jose. Alameda County. Apply to the FRENCH
SAvIIyGs BANK. No. 5SI Cal foruia street, San
Erancisco a25 ipln
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TELESCOPE.

MADE BY sALoMoN& & SONS, ALBERMARLE
INk street, London, and costing there e20, with
Terrestrial and Celestial or Astronomical Day and
Night, Eyeglasses and Tripod, all complete iu ma
hogany box, will be sold cheap. Inquire CT
a22 lplm DALE & CO., Sacramento.
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RyRr,pes IxrALiiBIE IyJEcrroN-The iarnsas
French remedy for gonorrhaa, gleet, etc Il. S.
Hammer, Sacramento, agent for Pacific coast. Sen,
C. O. ID. to any address
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DIR. UsaAR's Liquor AsrIrosB, carefully prepare,
of the best Qs.iil Bark by NJ. S. Hammer. druggist,
Sseramentl rti,e celebrated fo. dSSDt tsenness
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY


H,ste with Fioberg),
MO. ees J STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 80
N Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer &TA
And Dealer In Watches, Siiverware, Jewelry, %
etc. Repairing specially, under Robert gAl.8
Harsh All country orders promptly attended to.
a2a-lpu
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We verify believe that tW0thirds ef the DRY GOODS
Business OF Sacramento is being transacted
by HALE BROS through the medium
of their Great Central Table
Movement!
Yet
is
without being shadwd WHAT CAN
YOU MADAMEY
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HAsMsR's DRue STORE, Fourth and X streets
Sacramento.
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w, o. THaAnKILI, ID. ID. s.,
pRs. BREWER & s0UTawoRTu,
III. II. PIERs0N,

nENTISr. 415 J STREET, BETWEEN 2&a
~ Fourth and Fifth, sacramento Arti. c7ffrC
fetal Teeth inserted on Gold, Nucante and an bases
tr,us oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painiess extraction OF Teeth. aii-lm
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HALE Bros give no credit. and therefore no loss
HALE BROS pay rent the customers pkes not taxed for that
HALE BROS buy all for CSH and the advantage that is obvious
HALE BGOS receive average discount Of Six and Half Per Cent
on every dollars worth Of goods they purchase.
HALE BROS by their present system Of working save the House
nearly $1,000 per annum and, as climax to these ad
Vantage our five houses are developing themselves at such
rapid rate that it becomes imperative that the stock
along the whole line should be reduced in order to place our
houses on more comprehensive footing. ali this is important
you reader personally there was not another buyer but
yourself Will you take advantage Of it? Weigh our state
ment and the position in which we are placed and think for
Yourself Come to our House and SGe and having Sen your
verdict can be none else than that HALE Bros is the House
for the people" and HALE BROS we will patrOni8e."
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HAMMERS cascARA sAeR4Da RGrySGs for hahitas
constipation.
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FOR SALE,

rCk SALE,
Osn ACRES OF GOOD WHEAT LAND, s9I
s1Ass two mi es east Of Clay Station, Sacra Srf2@
mento county. Containing Orchard, Vineyard --A<-
and Blackberry Vines l40 acres OF pasture, all wei
fenced 6welng.house OF nine rooms; new horse
barns, hay barn, stables and wagon sheds; wind
mill and tank capac tY 600 gallons water.pipes in
house, barns and corrais; Two living springs on
place. Terms easy; title perfect.
For further particulars, apply to
ID. A. HAMBURGER,
No 2O7 street. Sacramento; or TO
Cal,
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TO LET,

Dwelling Of Eight Rooms,
GtoREER SIXTEENTH AND STREETS. 1=.A.t 90
Y Elegant use, high lot, well planted iii,
cheap, on account of depar ure Of owner ssa>.Az
Apply 10 w. r. SOLE s.iS,
M 81 No. 3z5 J street.
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DENTISTRY.
w. WOOD.

~ EETIST.-(REMoyED TO QUINESEE
Building, corner Fourth aud streets) SzzfYE
Artificial Teeth inserted on all bases. Improved
Uluid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extrac-
tIon Of Teeth a2i0
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OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST!
All EPTDEMEC

the DRY GOODS TRADE this
dealers loudly to be doing great and wonderful
There
uruhful and time
demonstrated that the
caught by such
institutions
profess exchange make
for similar goods
although fsy
goods half
articles quality of Calico Muslin offered elsewhere
order that the purchaser thrown
urda and ndmsle
- Whenever we discover that an article is
being used elsewhere as a Leader we Invariably
offer the same, even superior quality Of goods
at a STILL LOWER PRICEi
however, judge
prices quoted
goods obtain goods
the well h leced
thev various AND RE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
strongly try that will prove
LOWEST you your patronage
RESPEgTFULLY
w einstock Sc Lubin,
MECHANICS STORE Fourth and X sts., Sacramento
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for this sale has been already given, viz
That each of institutions growing fast that
change all round imperative and necessitaes general
inventory Our Balance Sheet must be ready by MAY 81
1881 and therefore this radical way Of reducing stock
Just follow little further, and will be brief
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THE WEEKLY UNION
Published in semi-weekly partsl
Il issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each week.
comp ising Eight Pages in each iss Sixteen Pages
each we K. ari is the cheapest and most esirsbe
Home, News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacifi Goa &.
Terms One Year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF Eve lines In this department are
inserted for Is cents for time three times for 90
sents or Is cents per week.
II oST-oN X STREET, BETWEEN "a
IL Fifth and Sixth streets, a Bl4ck IE~s.sssS9S
and Tan PUPPY DOG. Any person &c.
leaving the same at the SENATE SALOON, No.
SOC X street, will be rewarded most
NAT ANTED--A PLACE AS NURsE-GIRL TO
w children; good references given. Address
h d ;" this office. m6-1w
NoTItE-I SOLICIT FIRE INSURANCE ON
In City and County Property take Risks
Growing Crops, Grain in Stack or Sack. Would
like TO have you patronize my companies Send me
a postal card, and l viii attend to this business.
CARL STR0BEL, No. 32l street, Sacramento.
a2S-tf
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
WTANTED-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 g. CO..
one door south Of Fourth and X streets, Sacra.
mento citv. al3-1ptf
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-19
Austin,

Sreclal to the Herald.
Austin, May lin the supreme court to-day
the following cases were decided:
Ramsey VS.. Medlem ct al. from Llano. AZ
firmed.
Coleman VS.. Smith; from Travis. Affirmed.
Texas and New orleans railroad company VS..
White; from Tom Green. Reversed and re-
manded.
Csrothers Vs. Roberts Bros from Travis.
Affirmed.
Rayson VS.. Rec and Smith; from Washing
ton. Affirmed.
Thornton VS.. Lowery; from Comanche. Dis
missed.
Lewis, ct al. Va. Brown; from Coryell. Ger
ti1cate dismissed.
Haines VS.. Biutong; from Coryell. CertiG-
cate dismissed.
Harris ct al VS.. Stephens ct al; from Co.
rnancNp. Certificate Dismissed.
The directors and officers of the Austin &
Northwestern railway company had another
meeting nodcyS today at no, the sity hall
the stock has been subscribed In Austin, and
If $50, 900 worth more can ue disposed of here,
and the town of Burnett gives a liberal sup
port, the road will be built at once. Governor
Roberts and Commissioner Walsh,
present. The governor made short
address, showing the advantages 20 be
gained by having this road built. he said that
IL was hts desire 10 have new capital built en-
tirely out of the marble found near Burnet;
thathe wanted to see Texas capital built,
and did not want to import n single
thing IL it could he helped. He
stated further that Austin was the only proper
place for IL e university, as yonng men would
pick up more knowledge at the capital of the
else. This address was recslved with enthu-
Sstlc applause.
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ncial. There are good many queer things In
politics, but II IL hard TO recall qneerer de-
velopmept than james A. Garfield removing
q faithful public servant to make room for Il
personal fayorite, and Roscoe Conklins's ap-
pearlng 10 tho country against changes on civil
service reform grounds.
CHICAGO INTER'ocEAN
Chicago, May 49, The Inter-Oce an says:
There are two men In the country Mt least u
whom sell-respect Is more u an of
nce two men who will not
sit silently and see their STATE antngoniz d,
the enemies of their party rewarded ard con-
tlnue TO retain their seats In body WI lch
accepts and swallows the enforced indignity
Nothing remains for the senate TO do but TO
separate. Whatever else may have hapuened
or have been left undo'e, victory has been
gained for Con ling out of the way, and
will not plague the ADMINISTRATION So let
caps COUP and the democra.i party tally one
colleague have exercised unquestionabie priv
ilege and taken manly coune ana
have done that which few
public men would dare to do In the face o an
angry and powerful executive.
SAN FRANCISCO BULLETIN
San Franci,co. Cal., May H,-Of Mr.. Conk
ling's resignation the Blu lletin says;
wanted to con Lrol the appointments, aud Ia h.
ing he re Tres III. antagoDized the adminis-
tration anda break was inevitable. The fhl
strength of his case is that Robertsoa was Of
fensive to him on personal grounds. Ihe bet-
ter sentiment of the republicsn party is in
favor of giving the president chance. ConE ,
ling appears 10 have sought no other end
than to strengthen his own political position
and that of his party. While his great ability
is acknowledged, his retirement cannot be
considered o calamity.
SAN FRANCISCO POST.
The Post Gays the resignation VIII be receiy-
ed with surprise and regret Conkiing made
the nomination of Robertson personal
matter, and sew he would be defeated. Shou d
the leg stature re- elect him, 1t would bs an In
dorsement of his opinions.
INDIANoPoLls JOURNAL.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 1.-THE Journal
says: Senators Conkling and Pl vt have mo-
resigned ont of pique nor for nothing. Garfield
succeeded to the presidency by means of the
vote of New York. Surely it can't be said that
Conkling contributed nothing to The republican
success in that state and the nation. fne ap-
pointmeut fudge Robertson was not q re,og .
milton of the Blaine party in New York or OF
the independents or anybody ese. 1t was
oley or purely an attack on CCnkling, so
conceded so understood and so expressed by
every one. 1t is only those who believe that
Senator Conkling should be punished Tor some
undefiued and undefinable olfeuse, who can
by any pos sibtlity endorse the actlon of the
president in the matter,
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Special 10 the Herald.

Special 70 the Herald.
Coleman, May l4.-The Justices court has
been hearing the ovideRce TO day Of one
Dawson, VINO accused Clerk Bolton and
Robert Moore, constable, of taking his horse
from him and throwing him into a creek.
Some words passed during the morning be-
tween Moore and County Attorney Wood
wsrd. After dinner Moore returned and the
dispute was renewed. Woodward shot
Moore with q pistol and snspped twice at
him. Moore was taken away, and q surgeon
says the ball hss lodged in the breast bone
and done no serious injury.
The race between The animals Of Moore and
Cierk will be run Immediately.
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Galveston.


Special to the Herald.
Galveston, May lathe committee
appointed to receive the subscriptions for
the Palmer & Sullivan railroad have pro-
cured ST., 900 already, and the list is steadily
increasing.
About 2:40 D. m. the boiler of William
lanes sash and blind factory, on Mechanic
street, between twenty-sixth and twenty
seventh streets, exploded, tearing the
machinery to pieces and considerably dam
aging the building. Engineer john Harrison
was very dangerously scalded by steam. A
man named Daugherty was badly cut in the
head aud his hand was painfully scalded.
Another party was scaided severely, but II Is
thought he was not dangerously Injured.
Mr.. LANES, the proprietor, was wounded
in the face. Owing 10 the injury of all par
ties who know anything of the accident, no
further particulars could be learned. The
buildings are all total wreck and the ex-
plosion threw many huge pieces of timber
quite distance.
Bark Kismer. for Liverpool, Capt. Nc
Bride from Bahia, Brazil, for Halifax
N. s. with q cargo of sugar for ST..
Lawrence refinery. Montreal, being May
9th, out ninety three dsys, is supposed II
with all on board. Other vessels which .e.t
Bahia for there before and snsr.lSs KiSmer
have made good pssshe"- : 10 Is vessel Of
5s2 tons register, bull. in 7. ibce. Edysrd's
Island four years ago, and owned Zeal
Disney, of Osshendale, county Antrh1.s Ire
land.
The finance committee appointed at the
citizens meeting 70 work up matters per-
tsining 10 securing the medical department
Of the state university at this point, have not
had time 10 give The csuse proper attention
during the week, but win start out MondA y
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Ladies' Gauze Vests

Our G lUZE VESTS for Ladies, Misses and
Children are especially desirable goods. La
dies sizes come with low neck and short
sleeves, high neck and long sleeves, and high
neck and short sleeves. All lines of Ladies'
Muslin Underwear shown in the very latest
styles. Obtain our prices. Ladies' Uuder-
wear Department, SANGER BhoS'
ladies' Dressing Sacques, shown In variety
of styles, trimmed with embroidery, tncKs
and Torchon Lace. Ladies' Underwear De-
psrtment al SANGERfo.
Put up your Mosquito Bars In tlms. Buy
them ready-ma e, at 75c, at Sl25, and up
ward in better grades to the finest Boblnet
Bar, with patent frame and turn-over-top.
AT SANGERS.
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SAN GER 3 r. 5

ganizs as rapidly as possible. A resolution
was also passed to the effect that ii was
not expedient to change the time heretofore
fixed for the assembling of the convention,
which is Aug.4. Its believed by the bourbon
democrats that the present complications
in the senate will force Malone to assume an
sttitude which will rebound TO the advantage
of that party in the struggle this fall. The
canvass in Virginia will not be opened by
the democrats until after tho meeting of their
state convention. Their policy is TO allow
the resdjusters to show their hands first,
which they will have to do in the platform
which will be formulated by their convention
which meets June ID
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-19
A Real Bargain in Black Bunting

We offer one special lot of BLACK BUNT-
INGs warranted fir,t-class goods, at 10 "-3c'
They are worth not less than Soc' es ra'lon9
will say Immediately upon seeing and exam
lining them. We can easily hhu r"'eha'oio
enough for these exceptional Vaiues' ouV We
mention them In the paper for the purpose Vi
calling general attention to A REAL nAn-
GAIN In Black Bunting, which we Wish
every lady In and around Dallas TO personany
iuspect and verify. Black Dress 1ooos De-
partment. eAN"A" D1''
Jace Mtts and Lace Top Gloves come W
ner.Sent cheaper this season then last
poi 'eN' At SANGER'S.
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THE oONELrSe CASE.

:
Against the Reelection Of Conk lis =
and Pistt-Has The Les esfsfsture the
Power 90 Pill the vscancfese
H8dson, New York, May 17.-Friends Of the
adminisiration here fred one hundred guns ct
noon to-day. Petitions are in circulation
against the reelection Of Messrs. C0nkllBg and
Platt.
Eew York. May Ian Albany dispatch 10
The Express Eays. IL u bellered ~ some state
eenatOTs hat he siatutes don't give the lsG IS
lature the power 70 III the erpirafi0ns or
va-ancT Of ofices ~ the Dnifed sfntes
eeuat0rs, except on the second Tuesday
amer ths neefirg % the legiElsture. The stafu-
tes crrainly rends this way and lf a lnterpetsd
n mean thnt fte fuccessors 81 me two senetors
car'i - 40 p4clnfed u1fl TIE loIh dsy % JaDu-
ary. ls1.
The P0sf sIeria says word oorss tits morn
ing gfrurn ssverai cgunfies ttaf pnlIlfc rnes inrs
lave D 20 called - suEtaIn the rresldsuf
VoE rcPrLI.
Af5a-y. Msy 1.-The oplnion is g.ouiur
lrf lfr r~rH1te viii r-luse ~ - lrtn AZ elf--
SO. IT Jnifed sfafes sslIefrTs. ard M
Ienre 80 c11Iee % tne nsrt Ia1lsIafrre
ruIne - file se'lefcrs say flcT MIX ne ar~s-
rllI1 - 90 wtetbsr the r. iEsirr s-rafIr-
ai.slrif b. rr-urrsf ard ol-tr e1-1rr4 Er-
o. yea. = nns toss ne reorls should ksrr sn
rprcrin-lfg - - rpcn-
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Richmond, Va, Nay 14.-A called meet
ing Of the state conservative democratic
epnmittss vas hsld here today for The
purpose Of all0sisg ths members 70 srchsngs
visrs on The po'iiicsl situsiion IN Virgins
and cecids upon The prnpriety of cbsnEir Z
tbs time q assembling the dsmocrsfic state
convention. Al Of TIE meubsrs of tie COR
rniitss vsrs IN erneilsri spiriis an1 erprssssd
tbs opinion thst The prosree.s Of dsmocrstic
Euccess IN fhs apTrosetitg state cortesf
were bigtly eocourseiir- kesoluiions en-
bofyifg tbsse sertinI.fis gs-s adorf-d b.
the en- snilie3; slso e.Il'nE rrun ne peerls
Of 81 sectors cf the cgrrr1oroe-itt e. o.
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Louisville Jockey club Races.

Louisville, Ky, May T.-Tlere was an i'm.
msnse crowd present to witness the nrst days
events OF the Jockey club RACES. The
weather was delightful. The
following are ths summaries: lst race,
mile and one-fourth Tor all egeB Tor $500.
Time 2:lOk. Bancroft was the fsvOrite.
Second derby for two-year-oids. II Hindoo
fnt, selex second, Alhambra third. Time.
2.40. Hiudoo sold the favOfits 80 10 ] over six
in the field. The horses ran In a bunch for a
r lie, when HindOO went 10 the front and came
h1nds down the cOur.e.
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Inopsrntire Act.

Little Rock, Ark, Nay IA The act making
the theft Of SO grand larceny and repeating
the old lsv which msds the stealing Of g .
similar offsncs hss bsen found 70 be inopera-
tive from biuDder m.1s by tbs suthor of
The bill The old Law was approved Jan. q.
1875, bot the nev bll proposes 70 repeal an
act spProved July % cffhE. gear, sbd bssos
is null and void. Q8ite . number Of psrsorf
have been convictes unoer ths new set, and
10 such ckses nss trials will Be Necessary.