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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss h. Quinn has gone to Oakland to attend
school for three years.
Deputy Secretary OF State Arthur shattuck re-
turned on last evenings train.
Judge l. S. Belcher, of Marysville, WAS on the
streets OF Sacramento yesterday
Mr. aad Mrs. G. II. Stevens and daughter Eva re-
turned yesterday from visit to Monterey.
H. j. McKusick Superintendent of the Pacific
Coast Railway Postal Service, will arrive from the
East this afternoon.
s. c. Mott, manager for the Grismer Dramatic
Company, which opens at the Metropolitan Theatei
this week, is in the city.
j. R. Read, prominent merchant Of Charleston
s. g. passed throught the city yesterday en- route tc
Oregon and Washington Territory.
r. j. Van VOORHEES,, a Sir Knight from Bodie, was
passenger the east bound overland last even
ing, being on his return from the Conclave
Miss Matte X Powers and her brother, Dr.. C. II
Powers, have arrived from the East. Mr.. Powers
recently graduated at the Boston University Of Med
icine.
Arrived at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
VIM. Metzner, J. D. French c c. Blakslee and wife
E. c. Johnson, San Francisco; L. C. Morehouse
San Leandro: J. w. North, Fresno county; S. b
Green, David Jacks, Monterey II. Samuels, W. a
McGarvey, Salinas VIM. kosenberger, John C. Ray
mond, New York; A. C. Bates, Denver; n. Cshr
and wife, Miss Bloehman, Paris. France; J. p Ken
yon and wife, S. Morrison, New York; F. z. Middle
ton, P. Loring, J VI. Stow, Martinez.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT osr-ARMsrRoSo, Judge.
MONDAY, September 8, L

DEPARTMENT oSE-ARNsTRoNs, Judge.
Estate of Thomas Sheehan, deceased Continued
one week.
CT kirk, an insolyent debtor-Application for
discharge from his debts continued for one week.
Jane L. Bagley, applicant to become sole trader
Hearing continued until September 18th.
Estate Of J. w. Wiem, disqualification for
probate Of will and letters testimentary heard.
Della Willem appointed executrix, witheut bonds.
Estate of Daniel p Baldwin, deceased-H caring
OF petition for letters of administration continued
until September 18th.
Mary Fahey VS.. W. Hodgden ct al-Continued for
one week.
Estate OF John wicker, deceased-Return OF sale
OF personal property approved.
Estate Of John Hector, Reconsideration for dis
tribution continued for hearing until September
1ith
Kinney School District vs. James Cornell Settle
ment OF statement continued
Estate OF Louisa A. Lehman, deceased-Order for
distribution granted
Estate of Anna Jones, deceased-Samuel Jones
appointed administrator. bond $500. Appraisers
-Alonzo Conklin, W. II. Gone, G. NJ. Mott.
Estate Of Sarah Monebach, deceased-Order to
sell real estate granted.
Estate OF Joseph Fernandez, deceased-Petition
to sell real estate granted.
Estate Of John Perazzo, deceased-Matter to be
determined by jury September 18th.
Estate Of John Price, deceased-order granted
confirming sale Of real estate.
DEPARTMENT Two MCFARLAND, Judge.
Capital Bank VS.. John Crenkite- Return to writ
of mandate argued and submitted
The People vs. All Jim, murder-Arraigned; Hol
& Buckley appointed to defend pleaded not guilty
raigned; defendant appeared with his counsel
Curtis, Moore and Holl & Buckley; people appear
by John T. Carey, Distric. Attorney; defendant
pleads not guilty
Trial jury ordered, returnatle September 25, 1888
! at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Number, s0-names of those
drawn given elsewhere.
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THE CIRoUs.-Apparently nearly every
body in the city attended John Robinson'z
circus and mensgerie, which gave two per-
formances yesterday. There was not less
than 10. 600 people in attendance. the larger
crowd being ia the Afternoon. In the fore
noon the customary street parade YVES given,
which was witnessed by large crowds. In
the afternoon the children of the
Orphan Asylum were marched to
the park IN g body, and
presented a very neat and creditable ap'
pearance. Of the performance it is needless
to say anything in praise, as the name of
John Robinson as proprietor of the show is
sufficient guarantee that everything is first
class. The meuseerie is also the most COM
plete ever exhibited on this coast. There axe
such a lsrge number of excellent performers
connected with tho institution that it is
necessary to run two performances in differ
ent rings at the same time. The msnsger
states that the show is being received every
where on the coast much better this year
than last, the people becoming assured that
it is no humbug. Shortly sitter midnight the
special train, composed of Ro6inson's own
cars, left for Stockton, where they will show
to-day.
FINE PEACHEs.-Ssmples Of the California
peach were yesterday shown US by @. w. Reed.
of Washington, Yolo county. which are per-
baps the finest clingstone peach ever raised in
the State. Other varieties sometimes grow Us
large, but for color, favor and shape, there is
nothing that can excel it, if its equal is any
where TO be found. Il has very dark-red
cheek upon a rich, yellow ground, and the
meat is uniform yellow 60 the stone. OF
the samples exhibited. one peach measured
exactly II inches in circumference and
weighed IL ounces. Another measured III
inches around and weighed II ounces. They
were grown uoon tree in the yard Of Joseph
A. Lowry, 1920 P street., in this city. Mr..
Reed will take the specimens described to the
fai< of the American Pathological Society,
which opens at Philadelphia on the 18th in
slant, for which place he will leave to-
morrow.
FIRST RECEIyED.-Th first postal note re.
ceived at this Office, under the new system fer
transmitting sums of less than five dollars,
came yesterday from NJ. II. Condron, POST
muster at Forest Hill, being for subscrip.
tion to the WEEKLY UNION. It was stamped
=" No. from ths5 office. The new method
will prove exceedingly convenient, and soon
be regarded as Indispensable.
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DIED.,

DIED.
Sacramento. September 3-Mrs. Amelia, the beloved
wife OF Thomas Shalen, a native OF New York
State 81 years, 0 months and II days. (Aichigan
and Missouri papers please copy)
Funeral notice nereafter.l
Sacramento, September martha, eldest daughter
OF Richard and the late Millyney Van, II years,
months aud % day5
Funeral notice bereafter.l
Sacramento, September 3-Willam Williams IA
tive Of Wales, So years and months
Funeral notice hereaiter.l
Ut. Pleasant, near Lincoln, piacsr county. August
2S-Wm 4. Gray, O. years.
Trinity Center, August 27-Samuel Hubbard.
Tocdiend, September l--AaTy 7. Freeman, AZ
years, months and % days.
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The RECORD UNION is for sale
upon all trains going from and com
Ing to Sacramento. at FIVE CENTS
per copy. Ask for il on the train.
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BRIEF NOTES.

| The commissioned officers of the First
Artillery Regiment will meet at headquarters
this evening.
| d. J. Simmons has been appointed Special
Auctioneer by Superintendent Green for the
sale of all stock at Agricultural Park during
the fair.
Rsv. Dr.. Jewell, of San Francisco, will
deliver lecture st Kingsley Chapel Friday
evening at o'clock. Subject: 1.-The Girl of
the Period"
Particulars are given elsewhere of the ex-
cursion to Stockton on next Monday under
the auspices of the Native Sons of the
Golden West
The bonds of James a. Brown, Stephen
Fisher and Albert Bluett, manager and at
tsohes of the Cemique. ara signed By James
|. Felter and NJ. Arnold. Two hundred dol
lars in each case.
The street cars did good business yester-
day and were well managed, and deserve the
patronage they received. All Of the two
horse cars were brought into requisition and
run until after twelve o'clock last night.
J. E. Reynolds Under Sheriff of Shasta
county, came up from San Quentin yester.
day with G. NJ Sanford and Ezra Thomas,
two convicts who have been granted new
trials. They were lodged in the City Prison
for few hours, and departed on the Red
ding train il the afternoon.
At regular meeting of the Chehrah XII
dusha the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term President, Marks Levy
(re-elected); Vice-President, B. L. Morris;
Treasurer, Chaa. Barnes Secretary, S. Poz-
nanslEy; Trustses-S. Stein, S. Alexander,
S. Poska; Sergeant-st-Arms, J. Morris.
The temperature at - N. yesterday for the
places named, as received By Sergeant Barwiek,
is as follows: Portland, So; Roseburg, 72';
Mendocino. co.; Red Bluff 92'; Sacramento,
So; San Francisco, So, the same as Sunday,
but yesterday the temperature was 10 cooler
than Red Bluff, while on Sunday it was %
warmer than Red Bluff; Los Angeles. 92';
San Diego, So; Salt Lake, S4'; Cheyenne,
81; Denver, Sc; North Platte, S2'; Omaha,
75'; Deadwood, 70'.
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FREIGHT from THE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the LIST for Sacramento: Hunt
ingtou, Hopkins & Co, 2 cars steel Jones & Civ
ems, car barbed wire; Baker & Hamilton, car
harrow teeth and bar iron Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
, cases paper hangings; G.. B. Cerwin, three cases
cigars 5. Lipman s. Co., 8 bundles quilts, box
dry goods, 9 boxes clothing Asher Longshore, !
box tin plate; Central Pacific Railroad, 1850
pounds box-car doors ; A. A. Van VOORHEES, Co.,
bundles leather; Joseph Hahn & Co, case oil.
For Jackson-A Mas5e, boxes oil.
For Reddiue-Isaac Scott, horses.
For Caistoga-C. II. Little, l box druggists
scales.
For oroville-H. c. Bell & Co., crates bacon.
For Marysvie-Moore & Creighton, case shoes.
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Or. Is Mar. Seminal pnis eure all

DIR. IA Mars Seminal P.lfs care all
cases OF Seminal Weakness Loss OF YAgor Nocturnal
| Emissions, impotency, Nervous and Physical De-
bility, and all tst c,ass OF complaints Agisng from
Excess, Indiscreton Abuse. Ire Or snd in this
remedy 4 FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
! young a safeguard and protection. DR.. Ia NAx's
SBMIsAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs sbiitated
from whatever cause, to their prestine vigor. Price
g 80 per bottle Sent G. 0. d. by express 70 any
address, secure from observation Address ali orders
to A. McBOYLE & CO., Druggists. Postoifice Box
1852, San Francisco. nl2s- 5ln
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suygzgzszzIErr ErRBz1oH.

Metropolitan Theater-Grismer Dramatic Com.
pauy.
For sale-Pisno
Wanted-Boara
For Bale-House and lot.
Acknowledgement Benevolent Assoca-
ton
Gard Of Thanks-Mrs. C. b. Carley and sons.
L0st-SoTrel Mare
Wanted Girl for housework
No.ice-Simmons' Nabob Whisky
Summous-T0 Dennis w. Gsffney
Lodge meetings Sacramento Chapter, R. A. "
Rising Star, No. s. l. O. o. f.
Notice-Hoiiday excursion
Lecture-Isev. Dr.. Jewell.
For salc-DTeliiug.
Meeting FIRST Artillery Regiment
Card Of tLsuks-R. Il. and arab johnston
N0tiee-AoGlashens Healing Soap.
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A EaPd.-To ali who are suffering frsm
the errors and indiscretiOns OF youth, nervous
weakness early decay, loss OF manhood etc, VIII
send recipe that viii you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. Send sei-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station
D. New York City. MS 4pIYTuThS
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We ALSO OFFER FOR SALE
A Fine Stock Range, 80 acres Of
which has title, 100 acres pos
aessory title. eli Of which con-
trolls a large range, sufficient for
from 1900 to 5000 head Of
sheep; has also a good dwelling,
small orchard and vineyard.
Price, $4,000.
swEErsER & ALsIP. sacramento.
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Advice 10 Hofhers Mrs. WinsIOw's
Soothing Syrup should always be used when children
cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferer at
once; it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherub aWakes
bright as button" Il is very pleasant to taste.
1t soothes the child, softens the gums allays all
pain, relieves wind regulates the bowels and is the
best known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teethng or other causes. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle nls-IYTuThS
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Cracker Bakery.

EAGLE STEAM CRACKER CO.,
No. 5ss II street, sacramento.
All kinds Of PLAIN AND FANCY CRACKERS
IN quantities to suit purchasers ct lowest market
rates, Send Tor Price List aul1.4plm
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GENERAL NOTICES.
.u,f received ths inrgest line OF steel

SuNt ftCtfEtI TIC IhEStst IIHt ~ sittI
Engravings, at 7. W. Schgamb's Picture Store, No.
s04 street. Also, Agent for the light running
Royal St. John and New Remington Sewing Ma
to order on shortest notice au2l.lm
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sesIgeas sdvers lgsp,sn, s.

Mesdames Barber L Peeler-M Millinery opening.
G. Weisel Co, pork-packers.
PLACE II tel San francisco.
Columbus Brewery. Sixteenth and X streets.
II. Wachhorss-siyn OF the town clock
Sacramento Cracker COmplny-DoWn with COM
biuatio-s
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CLIPPER MUS, September l, 1888. MeEsrs.
Homer & Co.-Yeur Kidney and Liver Cure
takes we'll here. Please ssnd me two dozen
bottles, care of f. Morse. OroviIle. and oblige,
yours truly, Thos. Parsons.
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CoNsuMPTrvEs. call on your druggist and
get free trial bottle of DIR. King'a New Dis
covery.
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NorIoR.-Mr. James NJ. Hale has with
drawn from our firm under date Ct August
%, 1888. Hale Bros & Co.
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Maximum temperature, $50; minimum, CO O
River, feet i1ches-no change in 81 hours.
JAMES A. BARWLCK
Sergeant, Signal Corps, Z. s. a.
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DINE! pINE!

- CENTS FOR A GOOD SQUARE MEAL,
- Sacramento Restaurant, Nos. 3T and 3l9 X
street, between Third and Fourth 0hree blocks
from the Depot Street Cars pass every five min
utes-ask the conductor where to stop. Ice Cream
and Cakes, IL cents Fine Dining Parlors for Fami-
lies. Open Day and Night.
iyI3.tf J. D. SMITH, Proprietor
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FoR purity, dryness and exquisite bouquet
Eclipse Extra Dry challenges the world.
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ST. OAVsD'S.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
Nos. 3ea, see, Ssi, sec Il street.
Get, Third and Fourth, Sacramento.

~ Give me a call This old aud well-known house
has Just been thoroughly renovated throughout.
MEALS, 25c. BOARD per week, 81. BOARD AND
LODGING per week, s. to 80. a Fine Bar. Best
OF Liquors and Cigars. W. W. WADE, Proprietor.
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HARRY BERNARD,
manufacturer. CORNER sixth aud l. streets,
SAC RAM EN TO.

nave on hand and forsale at the lowest possible
prices the new style of PONY Phi AETONS, the hand
soonest in the State Family Carriages latest patterns
Heatest open Buggies in the State ght Top Bug
gies Heavy Top Bugges for mountain use Farm
ers' Carriages Trottng Wagons and sull,ies all of
my own make. Carriage Painting and Tripnlirg
done at the lowest prices None but the most ex-
perienced workmen employed. Repairing neatly
done, and all work is warranted. Call at the
Factory, and see for yourself. Work built to order
at the lowest prices Send your orders. au4-3ptf
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs end
bronchial diseases. G. w. Chesley, agent.
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JAIL.-Last evening Deputy Sheriff Lee ar
rived from San Francisco with Chinaman
charged with murder, and lodged his pris-
onsr in the County Jail. The Chinaman was
arrested at the Bay. He Is charged with the
murder of q countryman at Florin in April
last. The full particulars of the murder, as
developed at the Co-oner's inquest, were
given in the RECORD UNION at the time the
crime was committed, and it will be remem.
bered that q Chiuamap, while standing st an
irouing-table, was deliberately shot and
killed, the ball being fred By the assassin
from the outside, and passing through pane
Of glass in n window. The Chinamsn ar
rested appears IS bland and child-like az the
one made notorious by Bret Harte's poem.
En- ROUTE TO FoLsoM FOR LIFE.-Deputy
sherifs Wilson and Conley, OF San Fran
cisco, came up from San Frenoisco last night,
en- route to the Branch Prison ct Folsom
with two prisoners, who are Sentenced TO
| spend their lives in that institution. Charles
Abbott, S young man about 26 years OF age,
| for murder in the FIRST degree; Wong All
Teak, a young Chinamsn, also convicted of
murder in the first degree. They were
1 lodged in the City Prison last night, and
will be taken to Folsom this morning.
ARRESTED LAST NIeHr.-The slate at the
ssstion.house at II o'clock was well filed, as
the following statement will show: H. Ru-
land and G. Gulfriend, defaultiug witnesses
J. s. Leiva and J. E. Leiya, battery II.
Marknrert. battery Mrs. Larcener, dunk
an old ofsnder-sent to the County Rospi-
tai James Mclaughlin, vagrancy; DR.. j.
II. Cooksley, disturbing the peace. put up 8
fifty dollar deposit.
OPEN AIR CoNoERT.-This evening at the
City Plaza the programme for the Hussar
Band concert is as follows: March. son toe
March :" selection, Rose de Amore;" poke,
washington Guard y waltz, Empress
concerto, Assault Musicale :" quickstep,
asst. Bernard - "Kyrii and Glorio," from
Mozart's Twelfth Mas; gallop, "Phono.
graph"
INSPECTION OF OBoHARDs,-Dr. S. F.
Chaplin. State Inspector of Fruit Pests, isinth
city and will go TO Folsom to-day to make ex'
animation of the Natoma Compsny's orch
ards. On Wednesday be will Tisis orchard:
in the vicinity of Gait and lone, and on
Thursday and Friday will visit the fruit
growers Of Stockton and vicinity.
Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs ana
bronchial diseases. 6. W. Chesley, agent.
FoR purity, dryness and exquisite bouque'
RcIipua Exfvn Dry challenges the world.
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UEiTED Stairs SIasAL OYnCE.
SACRAMENTO, September 3, Iss3-s:O2 P.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-09
LOCAL. NEWS.
Rrraf MannIon.

Bf1ef Mention. FsSRS
 Harry Marlin will give an exhibition of fancy roller skating at the Ansonia rink to- night.
 John Avery, of Ashford, accidentally shot himself in the thigh, while holding a revol- yer last Sunday.
 Young Leserzapf. who had so bad a fall last Saturday and was taken to the hospital, is steadily improving
 Over 400 of the employees of the Wheeler X Wilson Manufacturing Go. have signed and sent in petition for weekly payments.
 Deputy Sheriff Catlin while assisting in loading goods on to a wagon yesterday after noon fell and severely sprained 'his right ankle.
 The historical sketch of the New Haven Orphan Asylum, just published, can be pur- chased at Jarman's and Judd's, price ten cents. -
 The seventh grand annual soiree of the Echo Base Ball association will take place in Connecticut Armory on Monday evening, April 2.
 Owing to the prolonged and severe winter the wild cats in Collinsville have left their mountain resorts and have been proving around farm houses after poultry.
 The Hotel Brunswick, No. 86 Court street. few doors west of State streat, has been re- fitted and furnished by MT. Williams, the proprietor, with special reference to provid- ing increased accommodations for guests. Meals are furnished on the European plan in the most approved style. See advertise. ment. .@ t
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-09
Lake Geneva by Arthur Parton.

In the exhibition of paintings at Cutters gallery are three pictures by Mir. Arthur Par ton. The two smaller ones. ''Derwent Water" No. %, and 'fAt the Crossiugn No 6S, have been sold, but the larger and more important picture Lake Geneva No. ', has been hung in so unfavorable light that it has not attracted the attention which a.werk of such merit deserves. Wenoticed last evening that it had been rehunP, greatly to it's advantage, and shall be surprised if it does not now prove to be one of the most attractive works in the collection. The scene is at the village of Montreaux, Wherssthe spire of the village church nestles so lovingly under the shelter of the abrupt hills, and is familiar landmark to so many tourists The waters of the lake are beautiful blue and lie in placid calmness encircled by the protecting hills. We trust this picture will find home in some drawing room in our city S zs-s