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SUICIDE OF PROMINENT SOUTH CARoLINIAN.-
Koot B. Hayne. for the past ten years paymaster OF
suicide In Charleston. 8. C., Saturday by shooting
himself in the head. He is believed to have suf-
fered from temporary alteration Of mind. he was
the son OF ex-Attorney General Hayne, OF South
Carolina, and was IS years OF age.
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ErOAt im Vermont
81. JoHNsBURy, W.. August 27.-There was srose
here last night
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AIcxamdria Affairs.


SCHOOL PERMITs.-The issue OF permits for at
tendance on the public schools was begun at the
Peabody building today by Mr.. Hubert Snow
den, clerk OF the school board. Each applicant
was furnished with seat in Peabody hall, and
each waited upon in turn, while policeman saw
that those who came first were served first,
and that all preserved order. Some hundred per-
mits have been granted to-day, and it Is thought
that about 100 in all Will be taken out The
parents reside outside of the lines of the city.
DEATH OF AN OLD INHABITANT.-Mrs E. Hantz-
man, widow OF the late r. HantZman, one OF the
Oldest ladies' in Town, died yesterday at her resi-
dence on Lee, near Cameron street. She was the
mother OF fireman HantZman, of the gas works
COURT DAY.-The Alexandria county court Judge
Sangster, began its August term at the Columbus
street court house this morning. The term Will be
business or monthly courts A considerable num-
Der OF country people are in town to-day in con-
nection with business connected with the manage
CITY PAsToRs,-A considerable number OF city
pastors were out OF town yesterday-Rev. Father
d. O. Kane. OF the Catholic; Rev. Drs. Norton AMI
Suter, OF the EDiscOpal; Rev. DR.. POulSon, OF the
NJ E. church; Rev. DIR. Kerns of the NJ. E. church
south. The services OF these churches were con-
Quoted by the representatives. OF the pastors.
REAL ESTATE SALEsL-Elward Quinn has pur-
chased the two brick houses on the northeast cor
lots, at 81 .005 James Duncan has bought brick
dwelling adjoining and two lots. at 1920. ana T.
South Fx near eelck WKes w,'s 1S' oa
Pulling Ing lot ct on W 9renok9 s@tb Alfred has
near Fairfax street, to S. G. Brent. at s27O. A
frame house, with lot, on Washington street, near
Cameron at 500. to X. NJ. lawson. A three-story
brick dwelling and lot On Patrick street, near
Grace church, to Anne S. Henderson, at 1915.
A DEAD MoTHER--Mrs. Gotliab Kitchen, residing
near Penny Hill burial ground, died last evening.
She the mother OF eight children, one OF them
now only few hours old.
POLICE REPORT.-The prisoners at the station
house this morning were as follows: Julia Brown
and Georgie Thornton, for dis0rdery conduct,
Joseph DaVaughn ano George Newlan, for dis
Lulu Blackburn Is held for assault ON Bette Mason.
THE NEW FOUR CENT STAxp.-The Third Assist
ant Postmaster General has adopted dark green
as the color OF the new four cent stamp. The color
is shade or so darker than the present three
cent stamp.
A HInnIo WIYr Of 4 loHo Yns N
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News Briefs.

Walter F. Pool, COngresSman-elect from the
first North Carolina district, succeeding Louis c.
Latham, died at Elizabeth City, N. c., Saturday.
He was 3s years OF age
on Saturday night, program was arranged for
the Irish national league at Leeds, September
27th. 1t embraces Self-gOvernment for Ireland
and the direct representation Of the Irish laborng
classes.
A collision occurred In the English channel yes
terday between the steamers st. German and
WOOdburn. The latter Was sunk, and eighteen OF
her crew were drowned. The steamer Palermo
ran down and sank the steamer Rivoli on UShant
Five persons were drowned.
The French council OF ministers yesterday dis
cusSed the adoption OF measures against the Or.
leanlsts. The council decided to take no action
with which Orleanist princes are connected
Daniel F. White, colOred. shot and killed Joseph
James, also cOlOred, last evening In the yard in
the rear OF Pat Kehoes grocery and liquor store In
The deaths from cholera on Saturday numbered
129 In Upper Egypt and 80 in Lower Egypt
The malarial fever at Rye Beach, n. H. is trace
able directly to the tainted water OF we'll Two
summer residents have already died.
The billiard tournament In San Francisco closed
Saturday night with balk line game, 600 points.
for $780, between Schaefer and Sexton. Schaefer
won in nineteen innings
appointed associate justice OF the supreme court
Miss Phoebe Couzins, the woman suffrage advo.
cate did not lose her LIE in the Minnesota tornado
as Was reported, but is alive aud well.
Young LADY STABBED IN THE BACK.-Saturday
night as Mrs. Ellen Morton and her daughter
Nellie. aged seventeen years, were coming into
New Haven to shop they were met by Thomas
Clark, young farm hand. who attempted to
throw his arms around the young lady's neck.
The ladies resisting, Clark stabbed Miss Morton
In the back, inficting serious and perhaps fatal
wound.
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CURIOUS WILI--The will of the late James ".
mends his soul ito Cod, the beloved Virgin and al
the saints" adding. die in the faith OF the
Holy Catholic apostolic and Roman church," and
beQueatheS life estate in his property to his Wife,
Lucy A. Smith, and at her d. ath his property Is to
be divided between his eight children or their
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REsIGNED.-J. b. Church, examiner OF interfer-
ences patent Office, has resigned, his resignation
to take effect to-day.
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No YELLOW FEVER AT AsPINw ALL.-In response
to request for information the U. s. vice consul
at Aspinwall telegraphs 10 the State department
that there is no yellow fever any other epidemic
at that port, and the sanitary condition is good.
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THE TRIAL OF FRANK JANE
UPS AND DOWNS In WALL STREET

HANLAN,LAYcoCK AND COURTNEY
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HAzINa ON THE CONSTELLATION.
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ALLEGED SwfEDLrNG OF THE GOVERNMENT BY
RIvENUE OrFICERs.-The commissioner Of inter-
nal revenue has issued instructions to Revenue
Agent Powell, at Raleigh N. c., to Investigate the
upper part Of South Carolina have been system
al!caiy sWindiing the government for some time.
to put up old stills In remote places, and then
they capture the material in the night time and
obtain the government reward of $50 for such
seizure. The same miterial Is then put up In
her part OF the state and seized again. 1t is al
legged that only fcWOf the stills captured IN the
mountains OF South Carolina have really been used
for Illicit distillng.
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PRESIDENT OF TIE NAVAL BOARD OF INsPEC-
TIoN.-AlthOugh Commodore De Kraft has been
ordered to temporary duty as president OF the
naval bOarl of inspection, 1t is the general i'm
preston among naval officers that the appoint
ment will be permanent one. He has IN ,dc {:
long ana strong fight for the position, not desiring
to command the Mare Island navy yard, to which
duty there was every probability OF his being
signed If he failed to get the presidency Of the
inspection beard. He has brought great influence
to bear for the position, and as stated will proba
bly, retain Il.
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THE NEW FOUR CENT STAMP.-The Third Assist
ant Postmaster General has adopted a dark green
as the color OF the new four cent stamp. The color
cent Stamp.
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GENERAL SHERMAN has telegraphed, announcing
the safe arrival OF himself and party at Vancouver
barracks. Washington Territory, and stating that
they would leave this morning 1or San Francisco.
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POSTMASTER RENovED.-Ex-GGv. Benjamin
Conl"y, postmaster at Atlanta, Ga, and five
attaches OF the post Office, have been removed.
| The removal was wholly unexpected by the
public The cause is said to be general dissat-
! isfaction. Special Agent Camp has taken charge
OF the Office, by instructions OF the Post Office
department..
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THE W. L. I. EN- ROUTE FOR HOME.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
PASSENGER LISTS.


NswsALL, September 2,st-Passed here to-day,
TO arrive in San Francisco tomorrow: T. MOrdog,
New Orleans Hop Sing, G. a. Ross and wife,
Riverside G. A. denEerson and wife, Silver City,
n. NJ; A. Peabody, New York Mrs. J. NJ. eassett,
Oakland H. A. Smith and wife, Silver City; Jas.
McFsdden, Santa Ana; C. f Tuslow, lew Or
leans f. C. Gallagher New York c. B Murphy
Sau Fransis % II. r. Duti1, Los angeles A. Ros-
seti Joe Pstits, San Antonio 10 special car c. B.
Schmidt, Commissioner of Emigration Of the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway.
CAsLgl, September 2lst-Passed here to-day, to ar
rive in Sacramento tomorrow: A. STEM and wife,
Milwaukee; J. Armstrong. Jr., Ohio A. Warner
and wife, W. Scott, Nov York city; Il Blodgett
and wife, Pekin, China Mrs. G. f. Rand, Iowa
Miss Annie Koch, Milwaukee Mrs 3 Byrne. Mrs.
s. X. Cummings, Chicago W. e. Mciiilen and
family, J.. X. McMillen ana wife, Lafayette, Ind H.
P. Heaeh aud wife, New Jersey; W. P. Jenuey, Salt
Lake !; c. E Gaist, Ohio C. T. smith, H. N. Ar.
deine, Cape Hope, Miss c. NJ Davis, Cotton /; R.
Riesst, Oakland; Z. Greene, California A. ].
SelgmsB, T. Seligman, New York city; C. II.
Chamberlain and wife, Iowa; D. Mara, Utah W.
Z. Chandler, New York city /; W. Brown, Calfor-
MIA ] Stevenson, Utah; ;. Lucas and family,
Wyoming 7. Edwards, NeEada G. Wilcox, og-
den Miss VI. Clayton, Salt Lake J. +. Bassett,
England W. A. Chance. Nav Jersey Walter Drew
and family, Miss Alice McEeary, Chicago Mrs. C.
! WhiteeOmb, Miss L. A. WAitecomb, Nevada Mrs.
E. Smith, Canada A. V. lancaster and wife, Elko
Felix Coblents, San Francisco; Is emigrants, in
cludng 61 males, to arrFe in Sacramento September
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22

ELECTRIC LIGHT IN PHoToGRAPHY.-The
taking of photographs by the aid of the
electric light in lieu OF sunlight is 40 lon.
ger a matter of experiment, but was sue
cessfully accomplished in this city short
time ago, and the result is shown IN a
photograph of Madison Square Theasar,
just published by f. & Il. 7. Anthoay.
The illumination was supplied by thirty
arc lights Brush system), which were sus-
pended st the back, the sides and the front
of the stage, as we'll as in the auditorium.
Tire actors wore in no wise made optically
uncomfortable in the glare of the lamps,
and they state that the effect On their
eyes was like diffused daylight. The mega.
tive was made by an exposure of thirty
seconds. The development was effected
by oxalate of iron, yielding soft yet brill.
liant negative, thoroughly clear in the
shadows. The resals obtained seems to
demonstrate beyond doubt the fact thai
the electric ligh. can be used in photog.
raphy with the same effect as sunlight
| Exchange.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
Exaggerated Outrage Geports.
Falal case q. gunnssg Amuck.
WASHINGTON TERRITORH,
House Recpened-suit COmmena4il-The
EE2aHher.

SEATTLR. September 21st.-The house fer
me-ly owoed and occupied by n. Postmau,
was reopeaed thia morning by Albert Mau
and represented ~ G. NJ. HalleT. The indi-
cations are that ias creditors viii receive dol
lar for dollar
A suit for ths dissolution of sopartnersbip
between Boyd L Poncin, proPzietors of the
Arcade dry goods house, was commenced yer
terday, Mr.. Boyd being the plaintiff in the
case. It is the result of an agreement he.
tween the s1o to disagree.
Weather clear and beautiful, with light
wind frors. the northwest.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
EXECUTORS SALE.

NTOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IL PUR-
suance of an order Of the Superior Court OF the
County Of Sacramento, made llth September, 1888,
I will sell al piv5ts sale, for cash, subject 10 con-
frmation by SAID Court, on or after MONDAY, the
1st day of October 1ss all the right title, Interest
and estate Of LORENZ& HEUBLEIN, deceased, at
the time OF bis death, and which said estate has
sinca Jpired In and to all the undivided one
half oi the west % feet o. Lot No. 8, in Block No.
50, Of the town Of Folsom Sacramento couatY Cali
f0ruia
Bids or offers must be in writing and may be left
with me at my residence III Folsom, OF may be sent
by mail 20 a. p. CATLTN, Sacramento Cal, at any
time after tue publication Of this notice and before
tho making o. the sale MICHAEL DOLL,
Executor Of the Estate of L0RENZE HEUBLEiN,
deceased.
a. +. CATIIN, Attorney. sl4-td
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22

EUREKA, September 21st.-There are we'll
Superintendent of the Eureka Con, who has
been in Eureka for several days, has
purchased the Eureka Con. Stag pile for San
Francisco parties, and that the entire dump
VIII be run through a new style Of furnace
again. II is estimated that there are about
one million tons of Stag in the dump, which
may pay handsomely, as when the furnaces
were FIST started the process of smelting was
crude. Tests of The new process will be made
with the present furnaces Of the Eureka Con.
Ii satisfactory, new works will be erected
immediately 1t is not developed how much
the company will get for the Stag per ton.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22

called her husband, who demonstrated with
the stranger. The latter drew pistol snd
shot DIETRICH in the throat, killing him in
stsntly. 1t was a most disbolical and cold
blooded murder, and created great excite.
ment. The murderer was soon captured, and
he barely escaped TO the Jail before large
and angry tbrong gathered in front Of the
prison. The crowd still fingers in front Of
the jail but no violence is feared. An in.
quest viii be held tomorrow morning.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22

Thou mayest be cure that he that will in
private tell thy faults is thy friend for he
adventures thy dislike and doth hazard thy
hatred ior there are few men that can en-
dure it every man, for the most part, de-
lighting in f.praise, which 10 one of the
mozt universal follies that bewitcheth man
kind, -[Sir Walter Raleigh
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
ROOMS. ROOMS. ROOMs,

TYHOsE VISITING THE FAIR AND DESIRING
good cool rooms, SINGLE or in suits. Street
cars from the depot pass the door every five min
utes. CLgNIE HOUSE, northeast corner Eighth
-rl E st-nehs ie2Z-H
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
OLD MEXICO.
The situation AZ Guavmas.

GuAYMAs, September 21st.-The pespis
are severe in their conment on the dootors.
The late rains were attended with fatal re.
suits to those with fever. Since th7 rain
thirteen deaths have ocourred, and new cases
four. Mercury OF. Total deaths since Au-
gust 10th, 16S.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22

"Hoye much did you pay for your new
dress p asked Mrs Smith. Eight cents
yard: they asked ten cents" "Why,"
said Mrs. Smith, "i5 is just like mine,
isn't it i? But did better than you. They
asked me eighteen cents, and | got il for
twelve cents. I got off more than you. :"
Boston Transcript,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
PACIFIC SLOPE.

The Meeting of Railway Managers =
Weather Reports - Section House De
stroyed by Fire-The Case of John s.
Gray-Adyices from Ore&on-Races at
StOckfOn-Anairs In Washington Terri
tory-The Mining Question a; Nevada
Cify-Eic.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22

IMMENSELY OF SUN-SPoTs. "A single spot
has measured from 10000 to so, 600 miles
in diameter, in which, as will be readily
seen, we could put our earth for standing
point of observation, and note how the
vast facular waves roll and leap about the
edge OF the spot, and also how the metal
lie rain is formed from the warmer portions
of the sun. In June, IS43, solar spot re.
mained week visible to the naked eye,
having diameter of about 1000 miles /;
and in 1887 cluster of spots covered an
area of nearly 4, 600, 900, 900 square miles,
When we call to mind that the smalleot
spot which can be seen with the most pow
erful telescope must have an area of about
50, 600 miles, we can readily see how large
spot must be in order to be visible to
the unaided eye. Pasteroff, in 1898,
measured spot whose umbra had an ex-
tent four times greater than the earth's
surface. In August, 1853, spot was
measured by Newall, and it had diam
eter of IS. coo miles-more, as you will
see, than seven times the diameter OF the
earth. The largest spot that has ever been
known to astronomy was no less in diam
eter than 153 800 miles, so that across
this you could have placed side by side
eighteen worlds.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22

Some men think that the qualification of
curiosity is the end of knowledge, some the
love of fame, same the pleasure of dispute,
some the pleasure Of supporting them.
selves by their knowledge; but the real
use of all knowledge is this-.he use and
advantage of man.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
WIRED WAITS.

Cold Wave in aIissOurI-SOvereigR Graud
Lodge OF Odd FeiIOWs-Passaic Wins
Another Race - Gladstone at Home
AgAfu-New Labor Party in PennsJIva-
nia-Rayisher Disposed of In South
CaroIins-The war on Passenger Rates
Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
SEYADA.
Railroad Property Burnsd,
A New Mining Enterprise

LovELoCKs, September 2lst.-The section
house at this place caught fire at P. NJ and
was burned to the ground. No other damage
.rr,ltal
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Ex-senator Sharon is expected to return
from New York next week.
The Grand Jury, after investigating three
or four cases, adjourned to meet again on
the 9th.
John B. Meeks, crank, while under the
influence OF liquor, tried 70 shoot an inof-
feusive member of Callender's Minstrel
troupe on Thursday night, in restaurant
He was arrested.
Judge Hunt gave Judgment on Thursday
for plaintiff IN the case of the city and
county vs. Charles Lux and Jos. Rosen.
berg, executors of the will of Michael
Reese, for so. 1872 0S, unpaid taxes for
1SSl-2.
Conductor Thomas, who is charged with
being responsible for the recent railroad
collision at Shell Mouad Park, has been
arrested for mis- lemsanor by officer Fuller,
for wjllfully violating section NJ the
Penal Code.
Supreme Justice Field will leave his seat
on the bench of the Circuit Court on the
9th, and will go to Washington, D. c., TO
attend to his duties on the bench of the
United States Supreme Court, which meets
on the S.h of Octobar.
The monthly report of the Police Sur
geon shows total of 800 patients treated
in the city receiving hospital during the
thirty days ending on the 18th, the largest
number ever before received. OF these,
four died, III were discharged and the re-
mainder sent to the city and county and
| other hospitals.
General Irwin Mcdowell, who was thrown
from his buggy while riding in the Park a
few days since, is yet seriously though not
necessarily dangerously i'll. He is suffer
ing the most from the concussion on the
forehead. His right elbow, which was dis
located, is very painful, while the blow
which he received in the chest adds greatly
to his suffering His nerves are considera.
| bly, shattered by the shock, the least noise
| in the house or street annoying him. 1t
will be weeks probably before he RECEIVERS.
John Hennessey'a trial for the murder Of
| Mrs Hattie Fellows, whose throat ne cut
| from ear to ear on the 9TH of last July in
the backyard of house on Howard street,
was concluded Thursday afternoon before
Judge Ferral and jury. After deliberat-
ing for one.half hour verdict for murder
IN the first degree was rendered. Hennes-
reys defense of insanity produced by long
| and continued use of alcoholic stimulanss
saved his neck from the hangman's moose,
the verdict of the jury fixing his punish.
ment at imprisonment for life.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
HOME AND ABROAD.

Real Tragedy I'm a Thester-Mlssin& We
mana Female Baseball Game-GeOr-
eIa's OIeomarzarine BIli-Fistiana-An
International ROw-Langtry and a New
Company Loyalty OF Buchanan = Mat
tiers Across The seas-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
Grnnd ,IlIIfarY RexieM. I.

BERLIN, September 2lst.-Prince William
and Frederick Charles, the Prince of Wales,
Kings of Spain, Saxony and Servis, and the
Dukes of Edinburg, Connsught and Cam
bridge, witnessed the parade and participated
in the review of the Eleventh Army Corps
at Hamburg Voer der Hohe to-day. The
Emperor appointed King Alfonso to the
honorary command of the Prussisn regim ent
The Emperor, his royal guests and stats rode
along the lines. The march past followed.
The several Princes headed the regiment Of
which they are honorary commanders. After
the revisw, grand dinner was given to the
royal visitors. King Alfonso occupied the
seat Of honor between the Emperor and EN-.
press. The King of Saxony. Prince Of Wales
and the Crown Princess sat en- the right.
The Empress and King Milan and Duke of
Connsught were on the Emperor's left. The
Emperor gave toast in honor Of the army.
King Alfonso, responding, said it did him
great pleasure to make the acquaintance OF
the army, and he drank to Its welfare. The
festivities closed with the performance of the
opera "Carme1," at the Kurhaus Theater,
Trebelle Bettina taking the part of Carmen.
The Emperor and all the distinguished visit.
ora were I1resonk
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
Langtry and a New Company.

New YoRK, September 21st.-The Tribune
says; Theatrical people around Union
Square were excited yesterday over the an
nouncement that Mrs. Llngtry had engaged
q complete British company for her Amer
lean tour. Bsfors leaving here she had en-
gagged several members of the company
which supported her last season, although
making no positive contracts. Her action
now will be the source Of much inconven-
ience TO those who relied upon the arrange
msnt previously made
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22

It's easy finding reasons why other peo
pie should be good,natured.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
Buchanan's Loyalty.

CHICAGO, September 21st.-A special from
Washington says General Joseph Holt, Post
master General under Buchanan, in an inter-
view in reply to Jake Thompson, the only
other remaining member of Buchanau's Cab
met sirce Jere Blacks death, asserts the 10y
atty to the Union of both Buchanan and
Black at the opening of the rebellion, and
charges thst Thompson used the information
he received as a member of the Cabinet TO in.
form the Southern conspirators, which
caused the firing on the Star of the West on
her way 70 reinforce Fort Sumter. But for
this fact she would have been ahls to land re.
inforcements
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22

yTyo LIT Two SUITES OF ROOMS NEWLY
painted and furnished, sorth wndows. Con-
Teniences for cooking if desired Apply at Ills
Eighth sire i between X and L. slS-lws
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22

NEW York, September 2lst.-Elizabeth
Morton, whose mysterious disappearance hiss
lean a prominent topic of town talk for the
past two days, was found this afternoon by
policeman in jersey City, at the house Of
Mrs. Davis, on Johnston avenue. She did
not know what had bscome of the $4,000.
She said there was no occasion for any ex-
element about her. There is report shat
she Is addicted to diins.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22

TTyo LET-A FINE SUITE OF FURNISHED
rooms, with or without use Of kitchen, at NO
iii Eighth street, between X and L. Inquire IN
The pasement- szO-l"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
10 LET Oh FOB SALE.

Of five lines in this department are
Inserted for q cents for time three times tor u
cents Of rs cents per week
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22

TTIO ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
with the use Of Bathroom. Parties without
children preferred. Inquire Goa street, between
Sixth end Seventh. szO lW