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were never more democratic than. we are
to-day, Society waa never freer to take
on any and all forms without offsnse than
to-day. Workmen never got better wages
than to-day, and wealth never made such
calls upon handiorsftsmen as to-day. Edu-
cation was never SO general or free as to-
day. Our rich men rise up from the ranks
of the poor, sad go back to them again az
of old, but with less gain or loss OF per-
sonal influence than ever before. The
country never before needed or received so
freely the aid Of wealth to its develop
ment. Our people are more independent
than at any previous period in cur history,
and less careless as to the methods the
rich employ to amuse themselves. Culture
is more general and of higher order than
at any time in our history, and when
tho facts are closely examined we sud
denly discover that the plants Of such as
Mr.. White are groundless, inasmuch as in
proportion to the advance of the country,
the number of wealthy men has not at all
kept pace. Whenever wealth encroaches
upon the liberties of the people, prevents
the development of the country, closes the
industries of the land, becomes miserly
and hordes its store when it seeks to ab.
sorb the soil to the exclusion of every
other mans opportunity when it becomes
the enemy of popular education and favors
m9narchical institutions when it pro.
nounces against the development of the
resources of the country, aud refuses
| it's aid to the material industries
of the nation; when it opens its purse to
the foreign enemy and declares in favor of
landed aristocracy and oppressive sys.
tema of ndlordism-when, in fact, the
wealthy men of America become fools we
shall rank them worthy the correctives
Mr.. White would apply but in the mean
time the good people of this country care
very little about the kind of society,
amusemeres and diversions In which the
rich indulge themselves, and exclusion
from which, apparently, is the animus for
the lugubrious plant Of Mr.. Richard Grant
White, who thinks the whole nation is go
ing to the dogs because few thousand
rich people are talked about IN the news
papers, when they give parties and balls,
and who, according to the newspapers, con.
stitute Society" and for which announce.
ment these same newspapers are scourged
by Mr.. Reformer White with whip OF
scorpions. And, by the way, they deserve
it, for they are guilty of having in the past
ten years given to the said White much
notoriety by reprinting his tiresome es-
| SAWS
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THE LUGUBRIoUs MR.. WHITE.

Mr.. Richard Grant White, whom we
hEve always looked upon as literary
crank, has an article in the last number of
the North american Rerieao, which justifes
the publisher of that magazine fully in
keeping prominently in view the head
lines stating that neither editor nor pub
Usher hold themselves responsible for any
utterances published in the volume. Mr.
Whites article is on "Class Distinctions
in America" If we are to believe him the
country is on the high road to ruin at a
rate of speed beyond estimate. According
to this reformer our " classes in America
are for the most part vicious and democrat
izing. He dates back our decadence to the
time of jackson, who gave the first blow
to the prosperity of the country by his
savage assault upon the established order
of society. Then came host of immi-
grants, low, ignorant. vicious and all that,
and TO cap the climax, with the discovery
of gold in California wealth began to
develop the country in variety Of enter
prising forms, and wound up by preoipitst-
ing the civil war. for to Mr.. White we are
indebted for the discovery that the North
fought, not TO preserve the Union of these
States, but to perpetuate the power of
money. Hear this wiseacre "The South
had fought TO maintain an inequality of
personal rights, and an sristocratic form of
society. The North fought, not in 8 cru.
SADIE for equality and against aristocracy,
but for money for the riches which
it had acquired, and that the newly de-
veloped means for acquiring riches might
not be destroyed; for nothing else" Dat
of the war arose host of immensely rich
men, and these, according to White, con.
stitute the class that needs speedy extinc.
tion-for his TRADE amounts to Just that.
These, rich people somehow have captured
society, and got all the fruit cake st the
feast. They induced the soldiers to fight
for them, and because the South had fewer
dollars it got fewer men, and so was
whipped, as it deserved to BE. Then
slavery was wiped out, and social equality
established before the law, and then the
rich men formed select circles, and spent
their money among the people. while really
"cultured folks" and book-worms like Mr..
White went around looking in at the win
dows and cursing their luck that they were
not in the shoes of the rich. Then this
same class, of which Mr.. White we sus-
pest is the chief, began to anathematize
society because it wore rich dresses and IT,
obliged in bric.a-brac and art decorations
which it could not appreciate, and gave
balls and parties, and sang and danced,
and scattered its ducats among the work
people who make fine fabrics, and build
imposing hoases for money, and create for
money costly goods, aud manufacture for !
money rich furniture fer these same rich |
people. Now, ali this rrsttle of Whites /
is bosh-there is no other word to fill |
the requirements of ths case. Mr..
White is a sonrsd crank, who IS en- !
yious, jealous and ignorant, inasmnoh
rs he has not Wit enough 30 read
tie history Of the country sc it is. we
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Adopted by unanimous voteof Board.
Attest c. NJ CoGLAN, CleT& s6-1t
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Warehouse Burned ct ROeklin-shoeks
of Rarthquake-Verdict Of Unsuitable
Homicide In shasta-Crain Field Fire
The steamship Queen OF the Pacific In
Treuble-Rscspe and Surrender OF a Lu-
nafic-Dreught In Oregon-The Fair a
Grass yaIiey-Etc.
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Forest Fires-KiIItd in Logging Camp
-FFeiaht

Freight.
PORTLAND, September 5th.-The steam.
ship Columbia, which sailed from here Mon
day night. collided Tuesday morning while
on the way to Astoria, near Columbia City,
with the British bark Aberlemno. A small
hole was stove in the Columbia's starboard
bow, three feet above the water line. The
damage TO the Columbia is very slight and
CAP easily DO repaired. The bark Abarlemno
was considerably damaged. She will return
TO Portland for repairs. The steamer con.
tinued on to Astoria. A heavy cloud of smoke
and fog hung over the river at the time of the
collision, preventing the steamers pilot from
seeing only o very short distance. Fortu-
nstely the bark discovered the steamers pres
ence or a most disastrous collision would have
resulted.
A party supposed 70 be Clantor, the muir
| derer Of Willard Stout at The Dales,
was arrested Monday evening near Yakima,
W. T., by the Sheriff. The prisoner says
his name is Murphy. and denies al. knowl-
! edge of the murder, but he exactly fills the
til the parties who know Clanton can arrive
from The Dailes.
No rain worth mentioning has fallen iI the
valley or east Of the Cascade Mountsins for
about one hundred and thirty days. Every
thing il dry and parc5ed. Along the Coast
Range and the Cascades very heavy forest
fires have been raging for several weeks. TIE
Willamette Valley is niied with clouds of
srnoks. La Portland the smoke is SO dense
that one cannot see more than three or four
blocks, and at times it is almost stifling.
The farmers everywhere are taking advan-
tsgs of the long dry spell, and crowding har-
vesting aud thrashing through as rapidly as
possible.
On tee p, G. L. Fountain. aged twenty.
seven. whils working in logging camp in
| Woatcom county, W. t., was struck ON the
head by large piece Ct timber. ard killed
almost instantly.
TIE freight market is inactive. There is
no business. Iron vessels are quoted at Cos
U. K. There is in port 10, 200 toms diser-
saged, WITH Isl more Engaged, but open to
rech&rter. The ships continue to belieye thew
will yet secure good rates.
| The top price for the best valley wheat is
81 525 per GENITAL, with little moving yet.
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saz DAILY RECORD UNION.
ZOE pRgss ZOE sAIR.

We have 81 the REcoRD-USIos Office two large
doublecylzder Hoe presses in perfect order, one OF
which win be sold at low price, and upon easy
erns- The size Of bed-pIate is 4ox6o inches. The
purchaser can have his choice Of the presses The
object in selling is to replace with one Of c-e rapid
.rnrk
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NEVADA.
Virginia City Items.

VIRGINIA CITY, September 5th.-A fire
yesterday afternoon destroyed the buildings
on the milk ranch of ntcnie Franzini, in the
eastern part of the city. Loss, $500.
John Egsn. who shot himself in the mead
with suicidal intent, still hangs on TO life, and
may recover.
Work is progressing favorably at ell points
in the mines. but there are no changes worthy
Of note,
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RESOLUTIONS.

NETHEREAS, EACH TOWNSHIP IN THIS
w county has two Justices Of the Peace, duly
elected and qualified whose duty it is TO issue
rants of arrest for all persons who have committed
pubic offenses,
Therefore, be it resolved by this Board, that here
after when persons have applied to magistrates for
warrants in the townships where public offenses
have been committed, it is the duty of such magis
trate to take the dispositions Of the person making
complaint and any witnesses he may produce; and
if the magistrate thinks the evidence insufficient for
issuing warrant, and the warrant be refused, and
the complainant applies to a magistrate OF some
other township, and procures warrant for the per-
son first complained Of, then this Board will not al
low any demand against the county for such warrant,
or any proceedings in prosecuting the same.
Be it further resolved that this Board will not al
low any demands against the county OF Sacramento
in any criminal proceeding in any magistrates court
of this county, ~ less the proceeding is instituted
in the township where the ofense complained Of was
committed.
Sacramento, August II, 1885,
l. NJ. SMITH.
Adopted by unanimous vote,of Board
/ Attest. n NJ CnGT.AN ClprS
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OREGON.
The queen of the Pacific ASHORE

PORTLAND, September 5.h.-A special dis
patch from Astoria says the steamer Queen
of the Pacific is ashore at Clatsup SPIT. Tugs
have gene to assist her. The weather was
fogey. She has ]. 500 tons of freight and
nearly 800 passengers. Her position is not
considered very dangerous, as the water is
Ilx
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z 6TlLL OkFER ny VALUABLE SERVICES IF
4 you are 30 unfortunate ~ 80 req0Fe thom.
With mind fnsturCf aud e.roied by ssudies Of an
advanced order caa ErfeY sag that there is hardly
disease IA the estaog q human ia taaa can.
not treat TO . successful Issue.
bADiES-i am always ready 70 sstst You Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. an now s5Ie TO trest you with the
certainty OF success. No cass peculiar = your dell.
este organism "a beyond my sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines Arc s,Ipedor to Iny
offered heretofore aud Will be warranted % have the
desired eject ia all Cases
These Of the public who nsed E,y ssryices can De.
pend upon gentlemsnly, honorable 4ad scientific
treatment AZ reasona6is rates.
address particularly Ehosa Who have been In.
Jured by youthful indecTst,ot5, ard thcss WIN
have contracted locll diselses
Persons afflicted CIR, If they prefer, consult ma
by letter, detailing the sTItos d rho disease or
trouble, and receive meaieirt BY sxprezl with fun
Instructions. al la5.e-s npss be directed to j. al
1osSELYH, II. D., 20 S0ttcr stEeas, San Francis
Cure sarraAtaa n al estes, CT DO pay REQUIRED.
OonsulsshQns Personally q by letter, gratis Send
for book. Col1iJg.sSle spaTtr5nts flr patients AZ
my inhrnlsTy (Facl 5esiredb With erperienesd
nurses
Consultation pa1ioss, 2ae snt.sr s4-,ef s5io,n.rs
ehe foang Meas Christian AszoolLlon aulding.
Once hour5--sfUIl 2 /. y. 20 pN
NY hstp4oBse teaFs ~ Fsy olaaa
Purchase roy Essay or Fbytlntey ma ssTtisos
For sale By al nswsdesiers.
isSSkH ,. q. JSsszGss, Il. D,
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Or. Ia Mars seminal Pills care ali
cases OF Seminal Weakness Loss OF Ylgor, Nocturnal
Emissions lmpotency, Nervous and Physical De-
bility, and all that class OF complaints arising from
Excess, Indiscreton Abuse. The old find in this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young a safeguard and protection. Dr. La MARS
SEMINAL Pnls restore the Sexual Organs debiitated
from whatever cause to their prestine vgor. Price,
81 80 per bottle Sent c. o. D. by express to any
address, from observation Address all orders
to A. McBoYLE & CO., Druggists, Postof6ee Boz
1882 San Francisco. n23- im
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SECOND DISPATCH.

PORTLAND, September 5th-A lats dis.
patch from Astoria says: The Tug Bren.
ham has arrived from the stranded steamer
Queen of the Pacific, with $50 of the passen-
gers. Other tugs will bring in the remember.
The Queen hGd 172 cabin passengers. and 81
in the stes,age. She is lying in II feet of
urnf
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GENERAL NOTICES.

JU,t received the largest line of steel
FngIayings, at 7. W. ScbSamb's Picture Store, No.
sos ] street. Also, Agent for the light running
Royal st. John and New Remington Sewing Ma
chimes Window corrices and picture frames made
TO order on shortest notice. au2l-lm
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A Card.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indisCretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., will
send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. Send seiaddressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station
D. New York City nIS-4piyTuThS
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THz San Francisco Chronicle, driven to comics.
sion By the RECORD. UsIsS's emphatic condemna-
ticn Of its libel upon Sacramento relative to the pc.
titon Of the City Trustees tS the Secretary OF War,
withdrsw5 in confusion its infamous charges It's
excuse is that its writer was under an erroneous
impression. This Is bolstering one fsisehood with
another, since the editorial writer, If he had any
Information the subject at all. must have gained
it from the petition itself, which vas broadly pub
lisbed, and was unanbiguous ard clear. How
comes it that the q erroneous impression OF the
unreliable Chronfss caused it TO charge that the
petition was drawn in the office OF lie Central
Pacific Ralrcad Compasg, and passed under its die
tston? By its retraetson tue aninus Of Che
chgoaieles assault is expose and by its eonikssin
is revealed ths methods It employs to accomplish
/ ends.
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Advice TO ss0theFs.-Mrs. WiHsIOw's
Soothing Syrup should always be used when children
are cutting teeth 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes
" bright button" 1t is very pleasant 10 taste.
1t soothes the child, scftens the gums, allays all
pain relieves wind regulates the bowels and is the
best known remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. nIS1YIuThS
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Three Houses Burned.
Leg Broken.

YREKA, September 5sh.-A boy, aged 10, a
son of L. B. Davidson of this place, had a
leg broken at the thigh by team running off
and the wagon, loaded with lumber, passing
over him, in Shasta valley, near Dobkins'
sawmill.
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ID Z M m- Id n ~ ~.

- CENTS FOR A GOOD SQUARE MEAL.
. Sacramento Restaurant, Nos. 3T and $40 X
street. between Third and Fourth three blocks
from the Depot Street Cars pass every five min
utes-ask the conductor where 10 stop. Ice Cream
and Cakes Is cents. Fine Dining Parlors for Fami-
lies. opeu Day and Night.
iyl3tf J. D. SMITH, Proprietor
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PALACE HOTEL.

YgyHIs HOTEL, OCCUPYING AN ENTIRE
1 block in the center of San Francisco, Is the
Model Hotel of the world. 1t has double the ac-
eommodations of any other house in the city is
thoroughly Fire snd Earthquake Proof, and has five
bread, easy Stairways and five Elevators. Every
room is extra large. light and airy. The system OF
ventilation is perfect A Bath and Closet a Join
every room. Guests entertained either the
AMERICAN or EUROPEAN PLAY. a Restaurant
il connected with the hotel and is the finest in the
city People from the interior CT the State visiting
San Francisco either for business pleasure, will
find the PALACE, centrally located as it is, the
pleasantest and most economical Hotel in the city
81 II JOHN SEDGWICK, Manager
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sfatea Heel,ng of waslineter

TIE 8Iesabers OF the Robert Emmet
Club will meet THIS (Tbursday) EVENING, at
Eintracht HI. street. se-lt.
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yellow Fever at Gusymas. Mexico

CONTENTION, September 5th.-Is is learned
from reliable private sources that yellow
fsver really exists in Guayrnas, and people
are dying at the rate of two and three q dav.
A Number of people have left town in conse.
quence. Citizens are trying to keep it quiet
and prevent the Facts from getting sbrosd.
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Stated Meeting OF Washington a
Lodge, No. 90, 2. and a. N, at Masonic -
Temple. THIS (rhuisdaY) EVENING, at x "
1850 O'Clock. Visiting brethren are cordially " \
invited. J. N. YOUNG, W. NJ.
L. c. JORDAN, Secretary. f.lt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs.

Ancient Order of Foressers.-A regular
meeting Of Court Sacramento, No. o,sel, OF A.
0. F., will be held THIS Thursday EVENING.
Sep-ember6 1888, at Encampment Hall (odd Fellows
Building), at o'clock sharp All Foresters in
vited. J. I. STAFFORD. O. r.
G. j. BERGER eg 1ts
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There are l5s business housas st Livings.
ton, NJ. 7.
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A LII CONTRACTORS WISHING To VIEW
"A the proposed work on the American river, in
the vicinity of smiths Gardens and have the same
fully explained the ground, will please call at my
office this A. M by o'clock, with their conveyance.
s6-1t L. F. BASSETT, City Engineer
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Earthq uake shocks-Body Found-warn
Weather.

Los ANGELES, September 5th. - Two
shocks of earthquake were felt this morning
at 4;S0. They were very light, and caused
no damage.
The body of Captain Cox, drowned near
Point Firmsn last week, has been found on
the beach near the salt works.
The weather continues very warm.
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THIRD DIsPATCH1

PORTLAND, September 5th-3:05-P MA
dispatch has just been received from Astoria
that tina Queen is off the sands all right.
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HOTELS AaD RESTAURANTS
LANGHAM RESTAURANT,


YENHIS PLACE WILL BE CON- a
1 Quoted ii first-clasl style, WITH the .,S9S1 H.
best the market sffords and all delicaces
of the season. OYSTERS served in every
style. ls5-1p1ml TERRY & CO., Projectors.
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Uniform Division. X. orr.

Uniform Division. IA OF p
Officers and members of the Division 10
viii meet at Armory Hall, corner OF SysE1
Sixth add streets, THIS (ThursdAy) %NH
EVENING, at o'clock sharp for drill. 4z%
JAS A. DAVIS, Commander <\
GEO. 3. kATZENsTEIN. First Sergeant 70 It.
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CALIFORNIA.

IsrzClAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REoORD.UMoS.l
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ARIZONA,
Unsuccessful Attempt Of Conviets to rs.
cane.

UhsucccssIuI Attempt OF COnvicts 20 rs.
cape.
YUMA. September 5sh.-Two prisoners
Edward Riley and Charles Howard-msde
an unsuccessful attempt to escape from the
PenitentisIy yesterday afternoon. They
tried to scale the enbankment which ia.
closes the grounds on the soush side but
Captsin White, one of the gusrds, called to
them through q double barreled breech-load.
ing telephone and they returned. Riley has
four bullet wounds, but none In any vital
part. This Is the seventh unsuccessful at
tempt st escape within The last six weeks.
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WANTED- INFORMATION OF THE IL WHERE sTB RE-
BENZ. FRANKLIN COATS. Address, GEO. w.
COATS. Etna, Cal. s6-3m
FEyo LET-A FINE SUITE OF FURNISHED
L rooms, with or without use of kitchen, at Nc.
I'LL Eighth street, between and L. Inquire in
the Basement s6-lWf
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S. a. WOLFE,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
To az - garRaMs.

a oAIS AT his BUSINESS, WITH EVERY,
"A thing new, nIid aG,aace IN pricss- street.
orner fifth, Sacramsnto. je23.Im
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VyANTED-TwoG GOOD BOOK COMPOSITIONS.
Wv at LEWIS JoHNST0N'S Job Printing
Office No 40 street soft
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DIR. LAME,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.-oFFICE AND
Residence, No. 1923 street, between Third and
Fourth. Hours to 10 A. M, 8 to and to s P. NJ.
Office OF City Superintendent Of Public Schools at
same place. se54pim
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irishmen, Rally F!

a MASS MEETING OF TIE q
"A Irish Citizens of this city, y A-S[NVTg1.
and all those who are interested 4 20 N\AL&$Gr
in the cause of humanity, will lslE n
be held on ctAEa 40
Friday Evening. Sept. 18th, CO.,
On FOURTH AND STREETS at o'clock Able
speakers will be in attendance to address the meet.
ing. JOHN DIVISY, President.
WIN Ryan, Secretary. tB. CT s6-2t
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EaTthqaake--A Prudent suic'de.

SAN BUEsAVENTURA, September 5-h.--At 4
O'Clock this morning heavy eartaquske was
experienced here. the vibrations beng from
east co west and lasting Is least tsa seconds.
There were aPPsrsatly about ten dislhlet Vi
brationg, though close together. no farm
vas done.
The late ". 4. Gordon. before his suicide.
left bills o. sala Of al ais property 70 BIZ
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,

Nos. $50, 3s2, 3ei, se6 Il street,
Pet. Third and Fourth, Sacramento.