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touecessor % 9. D. ALLMUNU1,
sos J Rf....-.sA3RAMENT0. CAL.
GEsT FOR WHITE, NEW HOME AND
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POLICE COURT.

The Police Courtroom was crowded with
spectators at the opening Of Court yesterday
morning. The first case called was that Of
Mrs. James Touhey, charged with having
disturbed the peace of the community il
which che resides, and especially that OF 8
family by the name of Flsnnigar. The
prosecuting witness was very feeble, and had
to be assisted up the stairs and to the Court.
room. There did not appear TO be much IN
the case, more than that there was little
bad blood existing between the two families.
The defendant had on one occasion become a
little noisy, had called Mrs Flanagan "Old
Blink.eye,n hence the arrest. After taking
the testimony of several witnesses, and the
wranging over the evidence by TIE attorneys
for half an hour the Judge held that the de-
PENDANT was guilty, and notified her to ap-
pear in Court this morning for sentence.
Willism D0lan, who was convicted on
Monday Of battery and disturbing the psace,
appeared for sentence. On the first charge
he was fined $15. and on the second SIS. He
paid his fine, and walked out Of the Courtroom
covered with smiles, no doubt thinking that
be got off very lightly.
Wing All Chung snd All Young, two very
bsd Cinnamon who tried to make minca-
meat OF counCry1nEn Few days slnce Dy
the use Of cleaver, appeared for trial on q
charge Of an attempt to commit murder.
These Cinnamon are backed by the respec-
tive companies to which they belong, and
able counsel hiss been engaged both tD prose-
cute and defend. On motion Of counsel these
cases were continued to Saturday, September
LIST. at 10 a. N.
The cases of Dora Wilson, Maud Ward,
Mamie Wilson, Anito Perro, Lizzie Smith
and Nellie Wilson were next called. All six
of these individuals-fou American and two
Mexicaas-are i street courtsssDs. The
Americans are all rather goed-looAing young
girls, whose ages will vary from about 16
years to 20. The charge against them is that
of living in houses of prostitution, and they
will be prosecuted under the State law.
Charles L. Jones appeared for al! tho de-
PENDANTS except one. They entered a plea OF
not guilty, and, az is the ususl custom in such
cases, demanded jury trial. The case &C.
cordingly was postponed until Thursday at
10 A. NJ, and q venire OF thirty jurors or.
deTed to issue, returnsbe at that time.
VIII A. Get moved that when the Court
adjourned that it do 80 out of respect to the
memory of A. NJ. VIM, deceased, the first
Mayor Of Sacramento city, and that the
Court officers attend the funeral in the sitter.
Attorney, who paid short tribute to the
memory Of the pioneer citizsn. Judge Henry
also added few words to what bsd been said
and directed the clerk to enter the order Of
record in the minutes OF the Court. The
Court then adjourned in accordance with the
motion.
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BY wHAr AUFaoRIFY7

EDS. RECORD UNION: Permit ne to Rsk
MIR. Trustee Nielsen By what authority he
ayers that our people il Sacramento are not
educated up TO the reform Indicated as neces-
gary by the Board of Health! Now, airs.
have far better opportunities for ascertainiug
she sentiments Of the people than has Mr..
Nielsen. move among them more, and
meet the representative people daily. Let me
inform that gentleman that the people are Jar
bstter educated up to needed sanitary reforms
than he is. I have not met three men vet
out of thousands WHO oppose the measures
proposed by the Board of Health when once
thsy were explained. l never moved among
moro intelligent people, or a people better
informed rs to local wants, and have lived
in several cities. There is no man able to
own lot or house that l have met who
does not know aud say it is better for him and
his that saturatlOn of the soil be pre-.
vented from cesspools and vaults, and
all are willing to cleanse their vaults
and ventilate them and cement them, if all
Others are compelled to do SO too. know
that is the way / feel-thst it is no use for
me to do it if nay neighbor next door neglects
1t. Now, sirs, how does Mr.. Nielsen propose
to educate US up to sanitary reform By do
ing nothing? By allowing fever and cholera
and maIsrial epidemics to punish us? Can
IL be that Mr. Nielsen does things only be-
cause they are popular! I tell you, sir, 1
know the people feel deeply IN this matter,
and know thst Nr. Nielsen does not prop
erly represent them about It. Appeal to the
other Trustees, Msss-s. Editors, to act and
fear not. II We thoroughly clean uD now,
next year, when cholera comes, we viii be
ready TO fight it. Let Us compel vault clean
log, cesspool ventilation, slough filling, and
then pump drainage INFO the river, aud so
abate the foul stenches between r and Y
streets. It will take every day we have to
spare between This and next summer. Let
rs not be deceived by Nislsen's theories about
winter slpsge cleaning the soil. How can it,
when ,gs constantly poison It? Tacse better
qualified than Nielsen say the idea Is silly.
Lei us be guided by cur Board of Health,
and not sacrificed by Nielsen. am amazed,
as are my neighbots, as the fearful responzi-
bility this Trustee assumes in setting up his
judgment against that of the Board OF
Health and against the risk Of au epidemic,
and should i come on Us Nielsen viii regret
his folly in bitterness, that is, provided he
live past the scourge to regret at al.
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REMENBER, everybody, that il was the Red
House which arted the one-prics system,
and marked goods in p ain figures.
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PLAYING nth DEATH AT the giddy hight
of sky feet above the heads OF tie multi
tudes who daily throng the huge pavilions of
old john Robinson's ten big shows, the beau
tiful and intrepid lola rides upon bicycle
over wire three. fourths Of an inch in cir
conference. Not alone forward, but back
ward over the slender thread does she move,
with as great speed IS the most accom-
plished bicyclist can achieve on the level sur
face, a3d with Infinitely more grace. Desc'ip-
ton fails to convey any idea of feat which
appears to be incredible, and which must be
witnessed to bs fully appreciated. She will
positively appear in John Rebineons monster
shows, on Mondsy, September 81, in Sscra-
mento. Don's fail to go early and get good
seats.
WE particularly call the puhlic's attention
to our mems and boys custom-made boots
and shoes. Every pair warranted that has
our stamp. Red House.
THE U. g. Analytical Chemist at Wash
ington pronounced the Eclipse Champagne
one Of the pureet wines 10 the market.
BOYS eold-nedsl boot sizes from 10 TO 2.
and to 8. They are Of fine cali and stylish.
Prics moderate. Red House.
New LINES Of goods placed on our counters
to-day. Prices not equaled in the State.
Red House.
Rock AND RYE curea colda, coughs and
bronchial diseases. c. W. Chesley, agent.
PosTTvELY ths last week of our gres. sale
OF the Red House.
MEH's CLorHINe.- new and
nice for boys and young men.
ONE price TO all. Red House.
MARRIED.
Sacramento, August 2s-By Rev. II. H. Bice, JOHN
Cheney to Lovinl CAIN both Of Colusa.
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DROWNED IN TIE SACRAMENTO. About
haf.past yesterday morning, while num-
Der Of toys we're bathing in the Sacramento
river Just above the Yolo bridge one of them
in the middle Of the channel commenced
struggling aad crying loudly fer help. A
companion Immediately swan out to his
assistance. Just as he reached the struggling
lad they both disappeared under the water
TIE slarm was ct once given, and q number
of boats were brought into rsqusition, and
the occupants with grappling-ho hooks COM
menced u search for the bodies of the I'm.
fortuaats youths About noon one of the
bodies Wss recovered sHd taken in charge by
thu Gorcucr. As last accounts the other had
nos bsen recovered. A reporter called
ne fourd tie remains of g rather
good-lookiUF boy apparently about
10 years Of age. On q chair near tho coffin
was Che cioshing Of tie deceased, together
with ths EAEsi outfit OF the travelling boot
black. On . chair nesr by Wss the clothing
aud bootbisek hit Of his companion, wa0
risksd and less his life in endsavcriog to save
his friens, apd whose body has not yst bsen
recovered. No ose stourd the C0rouer's
Office seemed 20 ka0W the deceased, snd there
were no Letters or ether evidence IN his pcck-
cts tha5 world indica5s WHO she unfortunate
was. As tbs reporter lsfsihs M0Teue he met
a bsvy OF b1otblscks with their kits swung
over thair shoulders. When they were asked
if tSey knaR tho deceased several answered
"yss." 0De said: They came up from Saa
Francisco this morning; that one In the
Office, his nsus Is Henuefy. / don't know
his frat name. was in swimming wish them.
EeunefE got cramps and George Markey
went cut 20 help hin, and both got drowned
Markey Is IN the river yet. BE was about
is years old and came up from the Bay with
Hennsfy. I cane up from Frisco on o brake
bar last week. Both of tbs drowned boys
were vel, known in Frisco. Hennefy's folks
live on Polk aad California streets. They
used 60 eat sheir meals and hang out around
Mary's Little Lamb Restaurant, between
Ksarny and Montgomery streets. They told
me this morning they had come up here TO
make raiss during fair week. Business Is
dull yo1 know at the Bay since the Con.
clave.n There we're eleven bootblseks in the
crowd spoken OF, and they all hailed from
San Francisco, except one little ten-year-old
chap, who said he came from Stockton. The
inquest on Hennefy will be held this evening.
Board OF EQUALIZATION. = The State
Board Of Equalization is in daily session. at
its ofies at The State Capitol, examining the
returns made By the County Assessors. Tbs
time fOE fling these statements according to
law mas passed, but there ara four counties
yes TO hear from-Butte, Lake, Dsl Norte
and Santa Ctsrs.
ASoTHER LEGAL HoLTDAY.-Yesterday
COMMITTEES from the Native Sons Of the Gold
en- West called on Governor Ssonsman AMI
asked thas Admission Day be declared
legal holiday The Governor stated that the
reoreat would ba granted and q PROCLAMATION
b Issued.
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To-DAY.-Agsin We have received another
invoice of ladies' cloaks, dolmsns and circu.
lars direct from manufacturers in Chicago.
These cloaks srs Of the latest styles and com.
sealskiu trimming and buttons; rhsoane
satin circulars with fur lining; Atwood
beaver dolmaaH, with silk ard wool plush
trimming sill wool cloth dolmans. with fur
trimming long ulssers ia fur plush trim-
ming, and other s.yles. For these goods our
otdsr was given June last for the Rsd House.
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LEAU!NG FEATURES:

DORA, TattOOed Woman
UNIC@RN-Three Separate Eyes Distinct
Horns,
GIANT HORSE. 81 hands higi.
GIANT 0X, lsrger than an Elephant.
AsDA-9iyes fr0xa Apex OF canvas to
ground below, Reinforcement,
ZOLA-Rides a Bicycle on a }.incf wlre,
elevated 60 feet.
$4,000 Drove Giant CRATES.
ZENoBIA-Hurled 200 feet through space
by the Eatapuit.
ELLA zoLLA-HaIks Bllndfoidetl on stills
upon fraii wire 60 feet high
FEMALE SAMPSON. pulling against EIe-
phantss
PAIR BABY ELEPHANTS, 81 feet high.
zELA-slides from Bone OF Canvas by
Her Hair 20 the Ground.
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THE DAM QUESTION. Yesterdsy Mayor
Brown received dispatch from the Chief
Clerk of the War Department, in answer to
the one embracing the protest against the
erection of dams, recently passed by the
Board Of City Trustees. Following is the
dispatch, dated Washington, August 9th :
30 Hon. John @ Brown, Mayor of Sacss-
mento, California: Referring to your tele-
gram Of the 18th, the Secretary of War ad.
vises me that no orders for the expenditure OF
the appropriation for improving the Sacrs'
mento and Feather rivera will be made I'm.
less, after careful consideration, it shall be
deemed best for the public service. He says
that II any action Is taken it will be after bis
return to Washington. AS at present adj
vised the Secretary of War does not expscs 20
build dams without further action of Con-
grsss, Signed, john Tweedsle, Chief Clerk.
The SLArE.-The following appeared on
the slate at the station house al II o'clock
last night: Pete Ssxtol, James Ford and
John Alzonas, sleeping en- the sidewalk ;
John Knapp, srunk. and Josephine Aarti-
nsz, dis.urbines-he peace.
Our old man's calf boat, fiat hssl, vide
sc oss the ball cf the foot, have inss been
made for the Red House. EYery pAis war
fAnted.
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ONE PRICE to Ill, rich or poor, Be-
House,
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mURDxRERs RETRIEVED.

Contrary 20 his expressed determination the
day previous. she Governor yesterday yielded
30 the severg pre5sura of attorneys and
friends, snd granted reprieve until ssptem-
Der Is h to Simon Raten and Joseph Hur-
tado, Sentenced TO be hanged tomorrow
This 10 fo- Inc purpose Of allowing time to
the Supreme Court to examine the appeals
before it. Following is the order TO the
Shsrif in the case Of Rsten, the other being
the same excepting the name
SrArs CT CAIaFoBNIA. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
To a. H. Gstill, Sheriff Of the County Of Sacra-
mento
Whereas, ire Superior Court Of the County Of
warrant direGsed to You, in which you COM
rnanded, on the 3oth day Of August 1888, TO exc
cute the jutginsns Cf death heretofore rendered
against one Simon Fateu and whereas, you are
about 60 exccuto said Judgment; and whereas, this
Department has been formally notified by the At
torncy. General Of the state OF California that Sc
rou quostious q law have arisen IN the case OF the
People sgaiust Haten, and that some time is neces-
gsry wherein they can be passed upon forthwith
ty the Supresae Court Of this State
NOW, therefore, these presents direct you TO sus-
pend the execution Of said warrant unit the 25th
day OF September, 1883, on which day, between the
hours named IN the said warrant: you are to execute
The same, unless restrained by some proper
authority.
Witness my hand ard the great seal of the State
at office In tns city Of Sacramento, California, this
twenty eighth day Of august, in the year Of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundi d and eiehtythree.
GEORGE SLOVENIAN, Governor.
Attest: THOMAS L. THOMPSON, Secretary Of State.
By a. &. Shstt1ek, Deputy.
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MEN's CLorHIEe.-Something new and
nice for boys and young men.
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Positively She last week of our grea. sale
at the Red House.
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OxE price TO all. Red House.
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New LINES Of goods placed on our counters
to-day. Prices 10. equaled in the State.
Bed House
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Maximum temperature, 800; millmum, SO o..
River, Test 10 inches-no change in p hours.
JAMES A. BARWtCK,
sergeant, Signal Corps, U. s. A.
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Rock AND Rye curea colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. W. Chesley, agent.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-01-17
CFLEBRADO SCHANAPP
ArOmaticO de Schiedam
UDOLPHO WOLFE:

Esta hecho de la mejor clase de ce-
bada, escogida con sumo cuidado de
los productos de los mas afamados dis
tritos cereales; esta aromatizado con
la esencia de la grama del enebro de
Italia, y Sc rectlfica por un procedi-
miento especial que despoja q los espi-
ritus de todas particulares acres.
Como medic de impedir y corregir
los efectos desagradables y amenudo
peigrosos que Sc producer en- el est6-
mago y los intestinos por Ell cambio de
agua-inconvenientes d que sc ven muy
particularmente expuestos los viajeros,
los nuevos colonos y las personals no
aclimatadas- ell
lSchnapps aromdtico de ScAiedam,
Sc bebera absolutamente INFALIBLE
mientras que en- casos de HIDROPE-
FSIA, NAL DE PIEDRA OBS
TRUCCION DE LOS RINONES,
ENFERMEDAD DE LA VEJIGA,
ESTRECHEZ, DYSPEPSIA Y De-
BILIDAD GENERAL, Sc recomien-
da de la manera mas enfatica por los
miembros mas ,distinguidos de Ia pro-
fesion medica. .
+ Esta envasado en- botellas y medias
botellas, puestas en- cajas, con Ell NOM
bre del infrascrito sobre la botella el
corcho, con un fac simih de su frma
en- ell r6tulo.
Fue sometido para su an&lisis & qui.
micos distinguidos, que fallaron eran
los espiritus mas purifcados de cuan
tos Sc fabrican. Habiendose asi deter.
minado su pureza y sus propiedades, Sc
envlaron muestras del artfculo Z diez
mil medicos, incluso los PRACTICES fa-
cultativos mas principales, para que
experimentation con Ell. Acompanaha
d cada muestra una circular en- que se
solicitaba una prneba de Ia preparation
y que Sc anunciara ell resultado. Cua-
trc mil de los medicos mas eminentes
de La Union respondieron prontamente
q esta invitaci6n. Sus opiniones acer-
ca del articulo eran dnicamente favors-
rabies. Dueron 1ue Ia falta Dc una
preparation de esta clase Sc habia sem
lido desde mucho tempo atras por Loo
facul tativos, pnes que no Sc podia tenes
confanza en- los licores comunes del CO.
mercio, todos los cuales estaban mas 8
menos adulterados, y por tanto inade-
cuados para los objetos medicinales.
La peculiar excelencia y fuerza de aoei-
te de enebro, que constituye uno de los
ingredientes de SoHNApP. ademis de Ia
fnerza del elemento alcoh6lico, le dan
Ell la estimation de la faeuItad medics.
una superioridad notable sobre todos
los otros estimulantes difnsivos, esmo
diuretico, tonico restanrativo.
III brevale medico mencionado, 10 fa-
brica su propietario en- su alambique en-
Shiedan, Holanda expreso para los usos
medicinales.
HuDoLPHo WoLyE Is BsAvKR Srxs-
IT, NHw-Yosx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-01-17
SOciedad AnOnima
DE CREDITO MERCANTIL.
SAN JUAN, PUERTO-RICO.
ConU0cat0ria d Junta general
0rdinaria.

En- cumpGrniento de 10 que previenen los articu-
los IS de los EstatHtos so del Reglamento gene
raj de esta Sociedad, 80 convoca q sus accionistas
para la sexta junta general ordnaria que debera ce
ebrarse el 80 de Enero de SS3 las doce del dia en-
los saIonss del Casino Espaiol de esta ciudad, para
el examen de las cuentas. Y balance del sexto ano
social tratar todos los partculaLes que requieran e
10 ior serYcio de Ia Sociedad eegir los funciona-
rios que segdn los Estatutos correspondent.
Al efecto Sc hace ssber Y recuerda q los nteresa-
dos para su intehgenCia cumpllmiento de los cta-
dos Estatutos Reglamento 10 que sigue:
lH Desde el / de Enero quedara lada n
q local que ocupa esta Sociedad. despues de apro-
bada por el Conselo de Direction la lsta de accio-
nstss derecho de asistencia la Ianta general
fin de que los interesados puedan examinarla.
20 Solo tienen yoto en- dicha lunta, los
que en- el dia de su celebration tres meses antes
sean duenos de clnco acclones por 10 menos, segnn
10 preceptua el arttculo is de los Estatutos.
g. Ningnn aceionista, cuaquiera que sea el
namero de acciones que posea. podra emitir por 81
mas de IN voto; pero teudra ademas uno por cada
representation que legItimamente elerEa
- FL dereeho de asistencia la lunta general
puede delegarse en- otro acconsta por medic de po'
der general o especial, por csrta. siempre que en-
eI ulfimo case sea eonoeida en- Ia Direction de la
Sociedad Ia firlna del delegante Ia garantize otra
que tenga ese requisite.
Las yiudas las solteras los ausentes de la Isla
pueden dar poder especial al efecto persona es-
traoa la Sociedad
Las casadas, los memories y los establecimientos
pabiieos pueden concurrir por medic de sus legiti-
mos representatives los euales en- case necessrio
deberan aereditar diclo caracter.
5s Dssde el 20 de Enero podran los interesados
coneurrf la Secretaria de la Sociedad recojer la
papeleta de asistenca la junta, sin cuyo docu-
nento no seran adnitidos en- ella
50 En- los citados dias desde el % al 30 de Enc
ro podran dichos aoconistas conourrir las ofiei-
mas de Ia Sooiedad de de IA tsrde d hacer Las
pregnntas que gusten. sobre las opctaciones y 81
traci6n de Ia misma las que seran tnalmente salts
fechas
~ al tenor del artieulo 81 de los Estatutos Ia
junta 90 celebrara cualquera que sea Ell numero de
los aecionistas presentes Ia bora designads.
Puerto Rico i.9 de Enero de 1883,
FRANCISCO BAsTog CQRToE,