Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-15

CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR-The speed pro-
grsmme for the State Fair of 1882 is published
in this issue. Twenty -three races are adver-
tised, and 81, 800 offered as premiums. The
fair will commence on Monday, September
18th, and close Saturday, September 10Th.
The following are the conditions governing
races: ALI trotting and pacing races are the
best three in five, except the two-year-old
trot, unless otherwise specified FIVE to enter
and three to start. Eotrance fee ten per
cent. on purse, to accompany nomination.
Purses divided at the rate of sixty per cent. to
first horse. thirty per cent. to second, ten per
| cent. TO third. National Association rules to
govern trotting; but the Board reserves the
right to trot heats of any two classes altern-
| ately, il necessary to finish any days racing,
| or to trot special race between heats. To
| fill running races, three or more subscribers
| are necessary. All two year-olds when run
ming in their classes, shall carry 100 pounds,
| with the usual allowance for mares aad geld
| ings. All three-year-olds, when running in
| their classes, to carry ITO pounds, with the
| usual allowances as above.
| MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-Freight as follows
| passed Ogden for Sacramento on the 18th {:
| For A. Dennery, l cask fixtures Hale Bros
& Co., bale cotton goods, cases collars {;
| A. Meister, II bundles wheels, / box hard.
ware Martin Kestler, half barrel red lead,
half barrel paint Huntington, Hopkins &
| Co., 2 barrels castings, 2S2 bars STEEL 10 bars
iron. 1S vises, cases iron hinges, l barrel
| and case tackle blocks; Capital Furniture
\ Company, cases chairs /; A. A. Van Voor-
| HES & Co., 2 c-sas hardware, / case whips ;
/ j. g. Davis, 9 cases chairs; w. A. & G. S,
| Houghton, ) cases chalk crayons, cases
| books; Hall. Luhrs & Co., IS tierces hams ;
Lindiey & Co., $50 boxes candles.
THE FALL OF THE BAsTILE-On the 14th
day of July, 1889. the Bastile-the state
prison and citadel of Paris-was destroyed
by mob. It had stood for 420 years. The
greatest men OF the times had been incarcer-
ated within its walls. Volumes have been
written regarding this prison and toe uel
rulers who used it to imprison for life those
who stood in their way. The anniversary of
| the fall of the Bastile is celebrated BY the
Frenchman in similar manner as is the
| Fourth of July by the American. Yester-
day the French citizens of our city flung the
banner of their country to the breeze. Last
evening they celebrated by the firing of guns,
fireworks and bands of music.
INSTALLATION OF OFFIoERs.-The following
officers were installed on Wednesday evening,
July 9Th, in Placerville Lodge, No. 20, K. of
P, by Jeremiah Green, D. G. c.: n. L. Kohn,
P. c.; E. J. Jolly. g. c.; J. L. Dryer, &C.;
| F. G. Martin. Prelate Charles Myers, K. Of
R and S.; d. s. Simons, NJ. of F; John
Waters, M of L John Eaton, Nj. at A
John Devlin, /. G. Albert Ball, o. G.; John
Comeback. P. NJ. Eaton, c. +. Brewster
and VIM. Edwards, Attendants.
PREsENrATroN.-T. G. Salisbury was yes
terday prese ed with beautiful gold locket,
en- benalf of the Fantasies, by j. o. Hector
To SEE CLOTHING sold at right prices, you
will have to visit the Red House.